Missouri University of Science and Technology - Rollamo Yearbook (Rolla, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 328 of the 1976 volume:

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' ' . � s ' ,� r ' c ° jcf s ® N .4S .0 V . _, c,9 c g rSO A or a -V � -vvv o s S . ■ ' jer jrfV ROLLflmO 76 University of ffio. - Rollo Rollo, fTlissouri Volume 70 Nicolaus Neumann Editor 1 | ! w Glenn Johney Mark Dolecki w4 HP Lance Williams Jackie DeThorne Mark Lorenz Ed Fish back — Dave Gold hammer 2 ROLLflmO CREDITS EDITOR IN-CHIEF Nic Neumann ADVISOR Lance Williams PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Mark Lorenz BUSINESS MANAGER Mark Dolecki ACTIVITIES EDITOR Glenn Johney QUEENS EDITOR Kent Bagnall SPORTS EDITOR Mike DiNapoli LIVING UNITS EDITOR Paula Marcellus ORGANIZATIONS EDITOR Jeanne Achelpohl WHO ' S WHO EDITOR Kathy Veit SENIORS EDITOR Jackie DeThorne PHOTOGRAPHERS Mark Lorenz Kent Bagnall Glenn Johney Nic Neumann Russel Brazeal Steve Ernst Gregg Sullivan Becky Dye Ed Fishbach Dave Goldhammer Mike DiNapoli SPECIAL CREDITS Mike DiNapoli Publisher - Pischel Yearbooks, Inc. Technical Assistance — Paul Coram Senior Photography — Steven Studios 3 Living Units . . Organizations Who’s Who Seniors Closing . .5 .24 .58 104 154 234 266 273 310 missouri miner the missouri miner rolla, missouri umr UMR. . . its greatest opportunity . . University of Missouri Rolla FOUNDED 1870 As University of Missouri School of Mines Metallurgy On August 26 th of this year Chan- cellor BispMnghoff addressed the faculty at the General Faculty Meeting. In his speech he touched oh almost all of the subjects presently affecting UMR. His talk was ex- tremely interesting, but rather long. Because of the length, the Chancellor ' s speech will be presented in a series of articles to be run in the coming weeks. This is the first of that series. GENERAL FACULTY fail, Dr . Bisplinghofi says. MEETING “In regard to the complaints August 26, 1975 of students who are being Chancellor’s Remarks housed in property we leased this summer,” he continues Since I reported to you last December, I continue to believe strongly that UMR, this par- ticular institution and in- stitutions tike it, is going to be presented with its greatest opportunity in the next decade. By institutions like it, I mean those institutions that have a central core of science and technology and a commitment to apply science and technology to society’s problems. During the balance of the lime today I will report to you on progress during the past .year together with my assessment of the year ahead and beyond. ENROLLMENT- At the present time it appears as though UMR’s fall enrollment bottomed out in 1974. The present 1975 count is 4,245 compared with 4,006 reported in 1974. By close of late registration, it is very possible that our total 1975 fall count could exceed 4,300 with a graduate enrollment in the neighborhood of 475. We would thus be close to the 1973 fail figure and, hopefully, well on our way to achieving levels of enrollment of the early 19 ' 70’s. Following an apparent national trend, graduate enrollment is declining at UMR. A decrease of about 10 per cent is noted from 1974 to 1975. Last year there were 376 M.S. and 152 “all staff members are doing engineering- the rolla way Engineering students from the University of Missouri-Rolla will tell about “Engineering— The Rolla Way” at “Rolla Night” Thursday, Oct. 2, at the Engineers’ Club of St. Louis, 4359 Lindeil Blvd. St. Louis area high school and college students, their parents and teachers are invited to attend. Engineering exhibits will be on display at 7 p .m. with the program starting at 8:15 p.m. slide show and discus engineering and all facets c student life at UMR. They are Dennis LeiUerman senior i electrical engineering; Louan Ruyle sophomore in mechanics engineering; Curt Ingrar sophomore in nuclea engineering, and John E Farrell senior in mechanic! engineering. There will be question and answer period. UMR alumni, faculty an administrators will be on han w UMR-MEC Energy uomerence- A Step Towards Solutions The President of the United States in 1974 established the goal of energy independence by 1980. Since that time there has been a considerable difference of opinion regarding the meaning of energy in- dependence. an even greater difference as to how the goal of independence should be achieved. To some, energy independence is a condition in which the U. S. receives no energy through imports, and it produces all of its energy domestically. To others energy independence fs a condition in which the U. S. imports some energy to meet its requirements but only to acceptable levels of political and economic vulnerability. The definition of independence, the criteria for availability, and the technical methods and advancements for meeting it are central to the choice ol a U. S. energy strategy and the theme of this con- ference, ‘Two Years Progress Towards Self Reliance.” The purpose of the conference is to provide social scientists, scientists, and engineers a means lor rapid communication of their most recent research in the field of energy and to offer practical solutions to energy related problems for govern- ment and industry.) These remarks are from the preface to the extended ab- stracts for the second annual UMR MEC Conference on Energy and were written by Dr. J. Deraid Morgan, the con- ference director. Organized jointly by the Governor’s Missouri Energy council within the Missouri Department of Natural Resources, the faculty of the University of Missouri-Rolla and Continental Oil Company, the energy conference was held on this campus October 7, 8, and 9. Perhaps the most pressing issue in the world today, the energy issue was 1 looked at and discussed from nearly every viewpoint. Engineers and scientists came from all parts of the country to discuss the problems involved with energy and to review the latest research done in this field. Although the conference was open to students ar no charge, few students took advantage of the opportunity. Nearly 100 papers were presented by their authors, and were divided into various sessions according to their subject matter. The subheadings for each session were: Wind and Solar Energy, Energy Management, Chemical Energy, Energy Management, Chemical Energy Conversio n, Economics of Energy Nuclear Energy and Power, Energy Systems, Energy Resources and Energy Environment. Energy needs around the world are increasing, while our supply of fossil fuels is steadily decreasing. Much of the research being done today, as showed by the papers delivered at the conference, is concerned with alternatives to our present sources of energy, while many researchers are also interested in better conservation of energy in ourjpresent systems. Solar, Chancellor Speaks on Energy Tuesday, September 23 the problems of an energy Chancellor Raymond shortage. The present Congress Bisplinghoff was the guest is not taking the necessary steps speaker at the meeting of the to meet these problems. Society of Mining Engineers. His speech was on the energy Bisplinghoff said the future of situation iit the United States, this country will depend on its The Chancellor first pointed capacity to develop its energy out how valuable an institution resources, in the past it has such as UMR will be, par- been shown how growth of ficulariy in the next few years, energy production parallels Engineers will foe needed to industrial growth. He stated the develop our resources to meet engineer is an important part of our country ' s energy needs. He the industrial growth and stated that this school is in “the necessary to meet the needs oi right place at the right time society in energy. Many people take for granted that the present energy crisis will eventually be taken care of. The feeling is that if we have the technology to put a man on the moon we can surely keep our lights burning. According to Bisplinghoff “things are going to get worse before they get better 4 . He predicted two things; that the U.S. is entering into a period of declining standard of Jiving and a period oi hostile action from foreign countries. Time is becoming a critical factor. Within the next ten years we will see a great shift in the economy. Areas such as New England, heavily dependent on foreign oil can already be seen slipping into a depression. Unemployment in Rhode Island is up to 15 per cent. These facts are a result of scarcity and higher fuel prices. Eventually the government will have to force people to lower their standard of living. The period of hostile action from foreign countries (as predicted ) should foe something of concern. We have a heavy dependence on foreign oil now and use of thisoU is increasing. Solar Energy News { EARTH NEWS) - New residential and commercial developments along Califor- nia ' s i t 100-mile coast line, as of 1977, may be required to in- corporate solar heating and cooling units. That’s the recommendation of the state Coastal Commission, which holds jurisdiction over development of the coastal zone . The Commission will recommend to the state legislature that specila tax incentives be provided to all developers who incorporate solar heating into their buddings. It has also recom- mended that local governments along the cost pass so alled “sun rights ordinances to ensure that all home owners solar technology isn’t readily available by January 1st, 1977, new buildings will have to be designed to incorporate solar systems when they become available. The recommendation, if adopted by the legislature, will affect thousands of new coastal developments when the present near-moratorium on building is lifted. The Commission predicts that large-scale solar development could save bet- ween 50 and 80 per cent of natural gas requirements for heating and cooling purposes. In the near future, the power in your home may come to you from outer space. Huge solal cells orbiting 23.000 miles above the earth would gather solar umr has hard road ahead The following is a summary of the Chancellor ' s to faculty December 9, 1975. Enrollment — the Chancellor feels that this is the principal ground for optimism in the future. After bottoming out in 1974, UMR achieved a 9 per cent increase in enrollment in the fall, with good possibilities for the same in the 1976 77 academic year, Also UMR had a 4 per cent increase in graduate enrollment. Housing — the Chancellor calls this the Achilles ' heel of ,UMR” as we reach for in- creased enrollment. Negotiations are in progress for {Thomas Jefferson residence hall and is the first priority for student; the second being Continuation of some form of temporary housing. With more students opting for university housing and the elasticity of the jRolla community to absorgb students in private housing decreasing, Thomas Jefferson residence hall becomes in- creasingly important. The chancellor feels that the chances of having TJ on some :erms by next fall are better :han 50 50. Placement — the fall semester showed an increase in interviewers from last spring, but the tightness and rigidity in the market for graduates is still apparent. Job offers are coming slowly, but with approximately 220 employer visits expected in the spring, there is confidence that this year ' s graduates will be placed. Mid-Fiscal Year Budget S. talus — U MR has had to deal with nearly a million dollar reduction in funds this year, and is anticipating $437,000 in reallocations in the next fiscal year to meet projected state appropriations, Reduction we re made in the work force, con- centrating mainly on ad- ministrative and support staff. The Chancellor felt that it was no longer possible to reduce the E E funds, as had been done in the past. A healthy science and engineering school, in his view, requires an E E percentage of nearly 30 per cent, while UMR’s has dropped to below 20 per cent. The University had devised four plans to cope with the anticipated gap between the budget request and Coor- dinating Board’s recom- mendation to the Governor. The difference between these two amounts is over $11,000. Two of the plans call for a $30 semester fee increase, two call for no fee increase. The Chancellor stated that the Governor ' s recom- mendation to the legislature was even lower . than an- ticipated, lower than the four plans under study. The Chancellor nas established a Review of university receives large grant A gift of $10,000 has been eceived by the University of iissouri-Roila from the iaiiiburton Education Foun- at ion. Dallas. Texas, for the Academic Programs and a Program Review Task Force. To study academic efforts, productivity, and ad- ministrative support and to provide by June 1, 1976, a report with recommended actions and rationale for these actions. Chancellor by Mar Another action witi be a review recommendations of the entire athletic program at Committee on UMR to establish the state of direction of UM the current program, evaluate program s and tti€ the present programs and fund these prograi funding of these, report to the 76, the the uture thletic cxis to Rolla, 1980 From SDK s new “Protile of Missouri Colleges ' published by Haphazard House, copyright 1980. All rights revered. University of Missouri-Rolla “This midwest bastion of engineering and science education situated in the scenic Missouri Ozarks and consisting of some 4500 undergraduate and graduate students has seen significant changes in the past five years. In response to the national energy shortage, the coal pile which fuels the university power plant is now under twenty four hour armed guard. New students are advised to steer clear of this area because, in keeping with long standing policy, the actions of the university police on guard may be entirely unpredictable. UMR is one of the fortunate in- stitutions — they at least have effect. While the number a incoming students has levele off (and acutally decline recently) the number of ad ministrators has quadrupled ij response. UMR still has its compute and access to Columbia i computer, but doesn’t havi enough allotted money to us them. The Engineering School once unrivaled in the midwest now competes with Columbia’! ever-increasing engineerinf curriculum. UMR is rapidly becoming a leader in thij Humanities and Social Scierj ces, however, in spite ol the fac! that it has the smallest buildinf allotted to those areas of an; university its size in thi country. One interesting aspect o UMR is the appearance of iti employees. They are suall; dressed in shirt and tie, or semi formal dresses, even janitors o- waitresses. This apparentl; ambiguous circumstance i Chancellor Bisplinghoff Education in Question This is the last in the series of articles on Chancellor Bisplinghoff ' s talk to the General Facultv. LOOKING TOWARD THE FUTURE— Looking forward I would have to conclude that my view of the general outlook for the future is mixed, but generally optimistic. Insofar a s additional support from state appropriations is concerned, I am not sanguine about quick relief from the current down- ward budget slide. In spite of the severity of energy, non- renewable natural resource and comparable figure being about 375,000. Thus, for the first time in years, higher education will cease to be a growth industry. There is thus nothing in the total college-age population statistics that presages enrollment in- creases in higher education. These very statistics are, of course, also followed closely by “I do not see engineering and science accorded a higher priority in our state system.” depend simply on the law of supply and demand. Radical increases in students knocking at our door will require radical increases in demand for our graduates in comparison with the demand for other graduates. This demand has in the past been made by govern- ment, universitites and in- dustry. It is not likely that there will be radical increases in demand for graduates by government and universitites in the foreseeable future since some attentuation in spending will be required of both if stdte and national governments are to remain solvent. Radical Engendered Species Coeds need love tool Dear Editor, As another party weekend approaches, the social situation on campus persists. Next weekend for St. Pat’s “im- ports will flood Holla. Many of the coeds have not been in- cluded in weokpnrt nl a nc VI ItC I Ituwv. I j • • Dear Sirs: Like most Miner football fans, I, too, have become disturbed at the absence of cheerleaders at football games. 1 have read many letters purporting to explain this gross violation of athletic tradition, but most of are too arrogant to offer a plausible explanation. The girls state that they are “offended” by Miner fans and that they don’t want to be treated as “sex objects.” This simply is just not the case. Firstly, if the girls don’t want to be treated to lewd and lascivious remarks, to be ogled About Coeds Editor: In reply to the letter fronr Miss A. Coed ((MINER, Dec 11), skirts, when practical (nice weather), are a welcome sigh? on this campus. That’s not tc say that the adjectives “dirty” “ragged ”, “sloppy”, anc “uncombed” apply to the average coed when they’re no- wearing skirts; or that a legs watcher is really interested in e piece of ass. The point is thai skirts, with the accompanying legs, usually look nicer thar other forms of dress. If this makes me a male chauvemst, ! readily accept that label. A male Sam Emu No Cheerleaders? Here ' s Why Dear Sir: After hearing many disgruntled male Miners comment on the lack or absence of cheerleaders this fall, I would like to offer an explanation. We all know that UMR cheerleaders have been given little respect in past years. Undoubtedly the numerous lewd, degrading, and ridiculing remarks about “those UMR cheerleaders’’ have discouraged many a freshman candidate. After ail, who wants to be laughed at? Who wants to show their ignorance by trying to bring spirit and dignity to an obviously ludicrous job? It is also a well-known fact that the student body gives minimal vocal support to cheerleaders at football games. Isn’t it rather ridiculous to complain that we have no one to lead our cheers, when we have always refused to follow them anyway? It is my suspicion that some petulant Miners are grieving simply because they won’t be seeing some girl’s behind flashing by in a seires of cartwheels. Is it so incredible that fewer females are willing to submit themselves for that sort of cheap entertainment? Strangely enough, everyone seems to be complaining about “no cheerleaders,” but no one is asking “why not?” I think we all know. In the past it has been a job yielding little or no thanks, little or no respect, little or no support, and an abundance of harassments and obscenities to those few willing to put forth the effort. Finally this year, no girl was willing to put herself in such a position. Perhaps we should be glad — that the prevailing “spirit” among UMR coeds is one of maturity and dignity. Sincerely A Coed Herself features U. Housing 1975 An In-depth Look .There has been much concern and controversy over the Jniversity housing facilities this year. There are some important [uestions that need to be asked; Was the University prepared for he number of housing contracts they signed? ; Did the University mislead students in the representation of available ousing? amd Is University housing worth its high cost? The MISSOURI MINER feels this situation should be investigated and le facts exposed. -iving Conditions f the hancellor ' s Dog r Editor; ind it very distressing to see l , young, so far healthy dog osed in a pen too smalt for dog’s size, which is full of I anr! thp hoH email More Nagogami Problems Dear Editor, I recently had dinner at a friend’s house, the house happening to be located in Nagogami Terrace. After a while, the conversation turned to the living conditions of the apartment, and I couldn’t believe whaUhey were saying. (the first two times the man turned down the temperature in the hot water heater so not as much hot water would be lost! ), and exterior lights have gone unrepiaced for a week or more. It is obvious the maintenance man should be returned, but even a petition signed by 46 of 48 renters did no good. Repairs that are made are useless. The Mizzou vs, Rolla Recently I happened to be in Columbia, Missouri. Driving by the married student apart ments, I was surprised by the condition of the place, so much so that I stopped in. New in- sulated windows were installed or being installed in ad the apartments and everything on the outside that could be painted had a fresh coat of paint on it Being curious 1 asked one of the tenants for some information and received the following: He paid llOO-month for a two bedroom apartment which included the free use of a washer and a dryer. Once a year on the outside of the building, the woodwork around the windows, the panels beneath the windows, the doors to the apartment, laundry room, and garbage area, and the water- spouts and raingutters were painted. If the tenant wished it, his name would appear on a list and the inside of the apartment would be painted by the school, but the tenant might have to wait from a week to several months for this to be done depending on the length of the list of names. Ending our brief interview, I was told that the maintenance was “good,” l • ' W.Vr V s : jif v I i v if, i J : | I LvjjJ ,4 j The University ' s View on Housing ' A temporary solution ' An Interview with Jess Zinfc Few people are happy with the new housing being provided for this year. Let ' s look at it from the University ' s view r point : The housing office had two choices : either inform incoming students that no University housing was available, or try to find accomodations for the 300 irvir ' srtn wait inf list Indications students wouldn ' t come to school here So, the search for accomodations began. During freshmen orientation, new students were told that the dormitories were filled, but that every effort was being made to acquire housing. It was at this time that many students were led to believe that Thomas Jefferson Hall would be the new leased from private indi vidua to house students for the currei year. Mr. Jess Zink, of Auxilar Enterprises, admits that th newiy-aquired residence hah are, in some respects, not th same as the older resident halls; but feels that with in provements that are bein made, thev will soon be ud 1 Housing a features special - page 4 m, University of Missouri - Rolla Housing hope for a solution Officials at the University of Missouri-RoHa are continuing to work vigorously to find solutions to the student housing problems in Rolla. ' it is generally accepted that without a permanent solution to the housing problem, an upper limit to enrollment will be established says UMR Chancellor Raymond L. Rispimghoff, ‘ and we are probably at or near that enrollment level at this time. Considering UMR ' s mission to provide more technically trained graduates to fulfill the nations growing needs, we should provide a maximum flexibility of enrollment 1 Discussions of future student housing considerations are under way with University wide officials in Columbia and they have expressed a desire to fall,” Dr. Bisplinghoff says, “In regard to the complaints of students who are being housed in property we leaser this summer he continues “all staff members are doing their best to solve studeni problems on an individua basis . It is our policy to considei the complaints with cooperative and conciliator} attitude and work out individua solutions in the best interest o: each student . We are continuing to make improvements in th physical facilities as rapidly as possible and are making shifts in room assignments whenevei possible. Housing on campu and in the Holla community h severely limited and althougl we are making progress, thesi adjustments will take time am will require the patience of al the concerned individuals 1 University Purchases T. J. An agreement has been reached between UMR and the Connecticut Mutual Insurance Co. to purchase the Thomas Jefferson Residence Hall for $1,130,000. The dormitory is located two blocks north of the main campus at isth and Rolla Streets. It was Urst opened as a private residence hall in Sep- tember, 1966, but was closed to university students in 1973. The purchase is being financed through a mortgage and unrestricted and redesignated private gifts to the UMR Development Fund, ,l This is a major achievement for our campus UMR Chancellor Raymond L. Bisplinghoff said, “and we owe a great debt of gratitude to all those who have worked so hard to assist in acquiring this facility. This is particularly true ol those private donors who helped to make this pur- chase possible Bisplinghoff said that he feels this acquisition removes a major stumbling block to UMR T s continuing growth. “Last fail we were severely handicapped by inadequate housing. We know some students did not enroll at UMR as a result. If we had not ob- tained this dormitory we feel certain this fairs enrollment would have been severely curtailed ToOpen in September Once all papers are signed and legal arrangements completed, UMR will begin work on renovation required before Thomas Jefferson can be opened for use next September. This renovation is expected to cost about $256,000 and will be financed through an internal, short term loan involving other development funds. Both this and the original mortgage will be paid back out of income from the dormitory. No state ap- propriated money is involved. Without Thomas Jefferson, UMR has dormitory space for 611 students. As of this date, the housing office reports that it already has more than 850 housing requests, 240 more than present space. Last fairs housing shortage w r as so acute that space in private facilities off campus was leased temporarily to house about 300 students. Joseph D. Wollard, UMR business officer, reports that 4 subject to availability this fall, these leased facilities will be con- sidered only if there exists a need and all permanent space is filled Thomas Jefferson Residence Hail has double occupancy space for 524 students, plus space for six resident assistants and a housing manager. Its room and board charges will be slightly higher than for other UMR dormitories. Double occupancy rales in Thomas Jefferson will be $1,350 for the academic year, compared to $1,250 in the other UMR dor- mitories. Single room oc- cupancy is $1,530 in the new hall compared to $1,430. Summer occupancy in Thomas Jefferson is $370 for a single room and $330 for a double room, com- pared to $335 and $295 in other Rolla dormitories. Extras Cost More The slightly higher fee for the new facility is to cotnver added extras such as air conditioning, free parking, elevators, swimming pool, lounges on each floor and the basement level which includes physical fitness and game rooms. Thomas Jefferson will be operated by auxiliary en- terprises. The design of the facility offers flexibility to consider as signment by clusters to accommodate men, women and special interest groups such as graduate and inernational students. The hall has cen- tralized dining facilities. NO ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES ALLOWED ffiicMttewniti ofte ewcence ' deduction Setluee: to tenijo. H-rsinith. entire, beguile, win onr. Although advertising may scdusc. it cannot rape. Seduction, unlike rape. i.s influence not coercion. “The right of entrepreneurs to offer and persuade makes sure that we get what we wish though perhaps not what we need. This, however . is prefer able to getting what planners think we need. ' Freedom of commerce makes it possible for the consumer to buy one quart of milk at a time even Join the BikeCentennial There is still time to apply to join the Collegiate Cross- Country Bike Ride being held in honor of the American Revolution Bicentennial, ac- cording to Steve Danz, College group co-ordinator. The special college-age group vill be leaving from Pueblo, Joltirad anil arriving ap- proximately 45 days later in Richmond, Virginia. Thus far, college students from 20 states lave joined. The route itself will Uong the Trans America Bike rrail. The trail will be newly naugurated this summer, and students must be members of he official Bikecentennial ?roup to iide the trail. It is estimated that the riders will cover 50-70 miles per day, and will camp and stay in youth hostel on the trip. While thousands of bikers will be on the trail, no single group of riders will number more than 12, in order not to over-load the trail or the accommodations en route. College students wishing to join the ride, starting on June 21, should write directly to Collegiate Bikecentennial, 615- Nevada, Sausalito, CA. 94965 and ENCLOSE A STAMPED, SELF-ADRESSED EN VEL- OPE. to coenre: the jggressiee use of force . When attacked, a person lias the legal right tu defend himself or herself. Because each individual person has this inalienable right, lie can delegate this right tu his government. The government, thus empowered, may pass laws which is its only legal means of taking action concerning the right of the individual to be protected from anyone, anv group, or any nation initiating force against his life, his libcrtv. his property. Theatre Guild ' s U.S.A. To Be Presented Next weekend, the UMR Theatre Guild, in com- memoration of the Bicentennial of the United States of America, under the auspices of the UMR Bicentennial Committee, will present “Ubitiquitous Sam Arrives”. The play, written by Revolutionary War. The play is being directed by Nicki Talbot and its main characters are being portrayed by Kathy Bryan, Stan Hadley, Karen Ketterer, Carl Lippitt, Andy Schelin, Morgan Slusher, and Patty Tanaka. The production will be presented Thursday, people vCj ) i , B mLt 1 1 M 1 ' 1 people who need people. . ; Jr Jft i 1 1 i IlfcgNw a .a zLx- are the luckiest people. world A ' First Party Weekend Homecoming St. Pats . . . Independents Weekend Greek Week fl YEAR OF... 27 The First School 30 Head East and Brownsville Station Carl Sandburg On September 10 the Alpha Omega Players presented the work, The World of Carl Sand- burg. It consisted of various pieces of Sandburgs works. The Poems, readings, and songs de- lighted a good crowd. HM Classical Piano-Duo October 20 UMR was treated to a real show by Robert and Jeffery Mar- lowe, playing classical piano. The twin brothers delighted the crowd with their assortment of music. 35 University Day 37 11 - Homecoming 1975 V - SUB Coffeehouses L i [ % ' V =-W t li 1 ' i 1 i I ' l i y V ■ i ■ - : - ■ _ |V 1 ■ Ac .Vi ' -, Theta Tau Casino Night SUB Fashion Show UfTlR Choirs The University and Chamber Choirs this year were active in numerous events. The fall found them performing at St. Louis and presenting some serious works, besides which they again provided the entertainment for the Madrigal Dinners. The spring led to another serious pro- duction and a trip to Memphis, presenting bi- centennial music with the band. umR Again this year the bands of UMR where active in their sup- port of the activities of the cam- pus. The Miner Band started the year out by playing for a Cardi- nals football game in Busch Stadium, St. Louis. They were also always on hand at the Miner football and basketball games, lending a great deal of support. Along with these they found the time to present several formal concerts through the year. They topped it all off with a performance at the in- augural ceremony of the 35th Annual Cotton Carnival in Memphis, Tennessee. 52 53 Blood Drive ’ 506 rgnffiimsi . rV ' BLOODMOBILE 58 Rollamo queen s couRt kAthleen ann Gill elizABeth ann viessmAn susAn mARie vettep 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 tamaRA jean young st. pat ' s queen 66 67 S3 SAnORA sue Johnson mARy Ruth fRench — ■ Antoinette Barbara sAlini Iori Anne Johnson 69 70 71 72 73 UPTOWN BED Kansas 83 On the evening of April 1,2, and 3, the UMR Theater Guild presented the world premiere of the play, The Ubiquitous Sam Arrives. The play was written by Dr. George Luffel of UMR’s Math depart- ment. The play was presented in conjunction with the Bicentennial Commission of UMR. Independents Weekend B stmri Mf .oo F F?-j. ffl ! « £ o Plaza sr - 98 Whatever iWS jj M b ■ ' m % tflk iirj rMr 103 ' oV s° V t A 8 r men’s Varsity Soccer Club. . Rugby Club Waterpolo Club. . . . Women’s Varsity . . . Women’s Intramurals men’s Intramurals . . 107 122 123 124 125 128 134 106 107 g m 1 UP 9 U V It was not a good year for football at UMR, but it wasn ' t as bad as the 1-8-2 record would seem to indicate. There were no easy games on the schedule this season. With a lit- tle luck and a few breaks, the Miners could have easily won five or six games. The Miners seemed to be plagued by Murphy ' s Law: If anything can go wrong, it will. Blocked punts, fumbles, interceptions, and other miscues hounded the Miners constantly. Injuries to such key players as All American tight end Merle Dillow, running back Steve Townsell, and wide receiver Stu Dunlop crippled the team at times. The highlight of the season was the final contest against SMSU in Springfield. The Miners averted a winless season by upsetting a very fine team in an exciting game. The vic- tory seemed to take some of the pain out of the earlier defeats. 108 109 Ill 112 miners Take First in miflft The UMR basketball team won the MIAA conference title for the first time in the school ' s history. To win the championship, they had to defeat Central and Southwest on the road in the final two league games of the season. They beat Central 74-64 in Warrensburg, and then on February 23, they travelled to Springfield where they humiliated the Bears by a score of 83-66. As the MIAA champs, the Miners represented the conference in the NCAA College Division II South Central Regional Tournament held in Louisiana. Grambling College knocked UMR out of the competition in the first round by beating them 67-61. In the consolation game, the Miners faced Lincoln and lost in overtime. It was a very good year for basket- ball in Rolla. The team lost only one game at home while winning twelve. Their overall record of 18-9 is one of the best in recent years at UMR. 113 Rifle Team Finishes 8-1 Top row: Ruth Francis, David Oakes, MSG Screeton, Bottom row: Gary Shrewsberry, Mike May, Gary Mueller, Pat McCann, Chris McCann, UfTIR Pistol Team Left to Right: Steve Allen, Bud Reynolds, Mike May, Mark Masnor, Paul McCoy, Ken Brugioni. The Miner wrestling team was short on per- sonnel at the start of the year, but it got worse as the season progressed. Injuries kept five of the top grapplers off the mats for most of the year. For the season, the Miners finished 2-8 in dual matches despite the fact that they never entered a match with an entry in every weight class. Injuries Hamper Grapplers IIS Bottom row: Gary Qrdelheide, Darrell Taylor, Lee Ruppert, Tom Lyons, Matt Heinicke, Mike Ackerson. 2nd row: Paul Conant (Mgr), George Engel, John Dolan, Richard Erickson, Mark Frabenbuhl, Mark Draper, Dale Taylor. 3rd row: Coach Pease, Cathy Mullins (Mgr), Brad Schreiber, Beth Stevens (Mgr), Randy Lebbert, Larry Padfield, Mike Oclon, Bob Bert, Mike Norberg, Tim Kirschbaum, Leonard Wolff, Dana Witt, Back row: Mark Mateer, Reed Curtis, Kevin Humphrey, Rusty Curtis, Paul Vetter, Darrel Woodroof, Bill Orr, Steve Brown, Swimmers Take 3rd Straight ffilRP Crown 116 | r |) 11 m ||M ff 117 - • ' . ■• . . ' ! 1 P ; If M mm j Front row: Larry Wuerz, Al Whitmer, Jim Eckelkamp, Mark Mastrionni, Greg Best. Middle row: Don Short, Ted Kelly, Bob Hart, Bill Long, Kevin Killian, Greg Derbak, John Busse. Back row: Brian Flynn, Kevin Pace, Mike Simac, Rusty Litchfield, John Moritz, Mark Moran, Coach Chuck Broyles, 118 The Miner baseball team battled to a 2-18 record dur- ing the 1976 season. Although beginning the year with a nucleus of good ballplayers, the team suffered from a lack of depth. UMR was unable to combine good pitch- ing, hitting, and defense. When the pitching and hitting was good, the defense faltered and vice versa. Numerous one-run losses were an indication that the team was much better than their record showed. With a young ballclub this year, many players will be around for sever- al more years. 119 Varsity Golf Left to Right: Royce Vessel!, Tom Tatrnan, Coach Mercier, Wes Goodson, Mike Kieffer UfTlR Cross Country 121 K Front row: Dave Qrtmann, Larry Oliver, Mike Ludwig, Ivan Rodriquez, Tom Hancock, Joe Vitale, Ron Goedeker, Tom Schnieder, Jim Matejcie, Jim Keebler, Back row: Bill Dale, Tom Wetteroth, Mike Richardson, Rich Link, Steve Svatic, Roger Brennon, Dom Lampe, Lee Whitebay, John Feldman, Don Brockelmann, Steve Schaeffler, Pete Telthorst, Ken Jenkerson, Missing: Paul Telthorst. 122 123 Waterpolo Club Bottom row: Phil Henry, Darrell Taylor, Paul Vetter, Bill Kroeger, Mike Norberg. Top row: Coach Pease, George Engel, Paul Conant, Lee Ruppert, Mark Draper, Matt Heinicke, Mac Mayfield, Cathy Mullins (Mgr). Womens Varsity Volleyball _ ron row: Carol Russell, Paula Snyder, Joy Ewens, Coach Annette Caruso, Debbie Gower, Sally Schwager, Brenda Langkopf. Back row: Mitzi White, Debbie Bene, Peggy Cahill, Peggy Knapp, Debbie Ferner, Rhonda Reed, Margaret Becher. 125 Womens Varsity Basketball H m m - - W Wm ■ Back row: Carol Russell (Mgr), Jeannette White, Ronnie Darling, Teri Noelker, Peggy Knapp, Rebecca O ' Dell (Asst. Mgr), Front row: Coach Annette Caruso, Joy Ewen, Debbie Gower, Kathy Holt, Jennie Adkins, 126 The women ' s basketball team had a good year although their won-lost record was only 3-7. During much of the season, the girls had trouble putting the ball in the bucket, but in the final game of the season they ran wild and beat Lincoln 62-24. The team improved quite a bit during the season and Coach Caruso expects them to be even better next year. Womens Intramural Wrapup TENNIS Team Champions Team Runner-Up VOLLEYBALL BASKETBALL Crescents Zeta Tau Alpha Team Champions Team Runner-Up Singles Champion Doubles Champion Singles Runner-Up Doubles Runner-Up Flint Gower, Cahill Bene Flebbe, Robeson WRHA AWS Zeta Tau Alpha WRHA Kappa Delta AWS Team Champions Team Runner-Up (tie) Team Champions Team Runner-Up SOFTBALL Kappa Delta Meyers-Wallace GDI AWS Kappa Delta Team Champions Team Runner-Up Singles Champion Doubles Champion Singles Runner-Up Doubles Runner-Up TABLE TENNIS Harmon Rowden, Morrill Noelker Clark, Ferner Kappa Delta Wesley Wesley Zeta Tau Alpha AWS Kappa Delta BOWLING BADMINTON Team Champions Team Runner-Up ARCHERY Kappa Delta GDI Team Champions Team Runner-Up Singles Champion Doubles Champion Singles Runner-Up Doubles Runner-Up Robeson Noelker, Knapp Hainth Kristof, Wobertson AWS Wesley AWS AWS Zeta Tau Alpha Crescents FINAL INTRAMURAL RESULTS Team Champions WRHA Team Runner-Up AWS 1 AWS 421.5 SWIMMING 2 Kappa Delta 394.0 Team Champions AWS 3 Crescents 349.0 Team Runner-Up WRHA 4 WRHA 312.0 BILLIARDS 5 Wesley 289.0 Champion Franklin AWS Runner-Up Christian WRHA 6 Zeta Tau Alpha 273.0 RIFLE 7 Meyers-Wallace 134.0 Team Champions AWS 8 GDI 123.0 Team Runner-Up Daughters of Lee High Individual Russel AWS High Prone Bauch Daughters of Lee INDIVIDUAL AWARD Intramural Athlete of the Year Rebecca O ' Dell 128 T I AN rouit Crescents Win Girls Vollejjball 129 Kappa Delta Snares 8-Ball Title 130 RWS Gains Softball Crown 1 3 1 132 133 FLAG FOOTBALL WRESTLING Champion Runner-Up VOLLEYBALL Sigma Phi Epsilon Tau Kappa Epsilon Champion Runner-Up SOCCER Beta Sigma Psi Tech-Engine Champion Runner-Up BASKETBALL Tau Kappa Epsilon Lambda Chi Alpha Champion Runner-Up Tech-Engine Sigma Phi Epsilon Champion SOFTBALL Pi Kappa Alpha Runner-Up Tech-Engine Team Champs SWIMMING Tech-Engine Team Runner-Up Sigma Phi Epsilon 100 Freestyle Gilbert MRHA Diving Lahay Tau Kappa Epsilon 50 Freestyle Finch Alpha Epsilon Pi 50 Backstroke Coombs Sigma Phi Epsilon 50 Breaststroke Lammert Si g Nu 50 Butterfly McCammon Lambda Chi Alpha 100 Medlay Lammert Sigma Nu 200 Medlay Coombs Sigma Phi Epsilon 200 Freestyle Relay Tech-Engine Team Champion Team Runner-Up WEIGHT WINNER Kappa Alpha Tau Kappa Epsilon ORGANIZATION 123 Heaton Tech -Engine 130 Davis Delta Sig 137 Busby Tau Kappa Epsilon 145 Starling Sigma Nu 152 Johnston Tech-Engine 160 Woodruff Kappa Alpha 167 Pfitzinger Kappa Alpha 177 Roberts Kappa Alpha 191 Roebke Kappa Sigma Hwy Schroff Kappa Alpha Team Champion Team Runner-Up BOWLING Wesley Sigma Phi Epsilon TRACK Team Champion Team Runner-Up TENNIS Alpha Phi Alpha Lambda Chi Alpha Team Champion Team Runner-Up Singles Champ Singles Runner-Up Doubles Champ Doubles Runner-Up Ward Jansen Murphy, Diestelkamp Barth, Stephen Tau Kappa Epsilon Pi Kappa Alpha Pi Kappa Alpha Tau Kappa Epsilon Sigma Tau Gamma Tau Kappa Epsilon 134 fTlens Intramural Wrapup GOLF Team Champion Team Runner-Up Champion Runner-Up Champion Runner-Up CROSS COUNTRY Mueller Swinson BILLIARDS Stepp Ender Sigma Phi Epsilon Lambda Chi Alpha Wesley Sigma Phi Epsilon MRHA FELA Team Champion Team Runner-Up Team Champions Team Runner-Up High Individual Team Champions Team Runner-Up High Individual RIFLE Heidbreder ARCHERY Emmons Pi Kappa Alpha Lambda Chi Alpha Beta Sigma Psi Kappa Alpha Beta Sigma Psi Sigma Phi Epsilon Delta Sig Sigma Phi Epsilon FINAL INTRAMURAL STANDINGS i Tech ' Engine 2726.5 2 Sigma Phi Epsilon 2636.5 3 Tau Kappa Epsilon 2602.0 4 Sigma Nu 2337,0 5 Pi Kappa Alpha 2287.0 TABLE TENNIS 6 Lambda Chi Alpha 2259.5 7 Phi Kappa Theta 2139.5 Team Champions (tie) FELA 8 Kappa Sigma 2036.5 Sigma Phi Epsilon 9 Sigma Tau Gamma 2015.5 10 Kappa Alpha 1936.0 HORSESHOES 11 Beta Sigma Psi 1921.0 12 MRHA 1 1857.5 Team Champions Tech-Engine 13 Theta Xi 1708.5 Team Runner-Up Sigma Nu 14 Wesley 1410.0 15 Triangle 1399.5 HANDBALL 16 Delta Sig 1346.0 17 Acacia 1319.5 Team Champions Sigma Phi Epsilon 18 Campus 1215,5 Team Runner-Up Sigma Tau Gamma 19 Delta Tau Delta 1190.0 20 Alpha Epsilon Pi 1170.5 BADMINTON 21 FLA 1166.0 22 GDI 1028.0 Team Champions Tech-Engine 23 Sigma Pi 894.5 Team Runner-Up Beta Sigma Psi 24 Mates 886.0 25 MRHA M 867.0 26 Focus 821.5 27 Alpha Phi Alpha 745.5 28 Pi Kappa Phi 538.5 29 Baptist Student Union 355.5 136 TEC Wins Overall Title 136 138 fl-Phi-fi Streaks to Track Crown 139 Kfl (Tlatmen Win Ninth Straight TEC Sploshes to Crown 141 fflens Intramural Tennis 142 Wesley Bowls Over Opposition 143 Tec-Engine Captures Basketball Tech Engine defeated Sigma Phi Epsilon in the finals of intramural basketball com- petition to earn the title. Tech Engine over- came an early season defeat in league play against Sig Ep before reaching the final. A. balanced scoring attack and some excellent ball-handling were the keys to TEC ' s suc- cess. Sigma Nu finished in third place as they won the consolation game. 144 146 An aggressive team from Tau Kappa Epsilon defeated Lambda Chi by a score of 5-3 to cap- ture the intramural soccer crown. TKE led throughout the game as they scored in the first minute of play and went on to build a 3-0 half time lead. In an exciting consolation game, Sig Nu defeated Sig Tau on penalty kicks after a scoreless sudden-death overtime. 147 BETA SIC DETHRONES TKE Beta Sigma Psi dealt TKE its first volleyball loss in three years in a semifinal match and went on to outclass Tech-Engine in the finals. Beta Sig ' s four spikers kept opponents on the defensive throughout the year as they consis- tently nailed the ball to the floor. TKE won the consolation game by defeating FLA. 149 SIG EP TAKES FOOTBALL The intramural football season was cli- maxed by the championship game between Sigma Phi Epsilon and Tau Kappa Epsilon. Sig Ep had defeated Tech-Engine 49-20, and TKE edged Sigma Nu 35-32, to set up the final contest. The championship game was played October 23, under less than ideal con- ditions. Strong winds, gusting up to 20 mph at times, created a dust bowl on the grass- less playing field. The wind was so strong that neither team could score against it. TKE did all their scoring in the first half, and Sig Ep got all their points in the second. It was an exciting game, and the final score was Sig Ep31-TKE 14. 150 . A? ' v o c% V C ' v o V w 0 s r v Panhellenic. . . Sororities . . Independents . Eating Clubs Dorms I.F.C Fraternities 156 158 162 164 168 190 194 154 HOUSING OFFICE UPSTAIRS 155 JmSHi Back row, left to right: Sherri Clark, Faye Schubert, Rich Fleschner (IFC); Front row, left to right: Lynn Wag- goner (Advisor), Jill Hansbrough, Jan Defend. PANHELLENIC The UMR Panhellenic Council is composed of representatives from Zeta Tau Al- pha and Kappa Delta sororities. Its main purpose has been to set standards for or- ganized rush and to inform incoming freshmen women of the opportunities offered by sororities. We work closely with the IFC during the Greek Week activities and participate actively in their other programs such as the IFC Clean-Up. The Panhel- lenic Council brings the sororities together to work toward our common goals. 156 157 158 Back row, I. to r.: Kathy Dill, Anne Fulton, Sally Schwager, Jill Hansbrough, Paula Marcellus; Third row, I. to r.: Jeannette White, Rhonda Reed, Kathy Leonard, Sherri Clark, Mitzi White, Denise Lovasco Denner, Debbie Ferner, Pam Hill, Cathy Dulin, and Kathy Veit; Second row, I. to r.: Lee Richardson, Beth Viessman, Missy Killian, Debbie Stevens, Deb Kusmec, Sharon Taylor, Karen Lucas, Jess Scrivner; Front row, I. to r.: Patty Reynolds, Beth Stevens, Lisa Gentry Hernandez, Sandee Sands, Jeanne Achelpohl, Debbie Bene, Sherry McDonald. KflPPfl DELTA The Kappa Deltas started their fourth year on the UMR campus with a great rush which doubled their numbers. The year progressed toward Homecoming when the pledges set up the display of General Store . Throughout the year the KD ' s played in almost every intramural sport with much spirit and support. Kappa Delta ' s Found- er ' s Day, October 23, was celebrated with a dinner and a program by the pledges. Just before the semester ' s end, KD took two second place trophies in the IFC Sing. Second semester brought St. Pat ' s, Greek Week, more intramurals, and of course Spring Formal. The year ended with plans for next year ' s fall rush. 159 Row 1. 1 to r.: Steph Touzmski, Karen Grawe, Whiskers, Beckie Boustead, Bobbie Wilhelm, Faye Schubert, Debbie Shanta, Yeh-Fir ' Wang, Jan Defend, Jana Podzimek; Row 2, 1. to r.: Jackie DeThorne, Chin Wang, Rita Webber, Michele Savage, Vienna Chilton, Jeanne Rowden, Barb Haintl, Paula Flint, Lora Binney, Frances Hauschildt; Row 3, 1. to r.: Deb- bie Orrick, Kim Morrill, Ella Uthe, Sandi Hagni. ZETA TAU ALPHA 160 Zeta Tau Alpha fraternity for women is in- volved in a major part of the campus activi- ties here. These include various service pro- jects, intramurals, and special university pro- grams. Besides these, the fraternity does much as an individual group, including such things as parties, and other informal get-togethers. Monthly programs hosting guest speakers are also held. On the whole, the fraternity stresses the importance of the well-rounded individual. 161 INDEPENDENTS 163 164 165 Row 1, 1 to r: Nick Heatherly, Steve C. Wagner, Bob Schaefer, Cameron Haston, Randy Dean, J.P. Boessen, Barry Stone, Stan Harris, Daryl Weinkein. Row 2: John Feldman, Keith Feltz, Mona Day, Paul Wonderly, Eddie Sewing, Tim Spurgion, Steve Keaveny, Terry Coker, John Hunt. Row 3: Unknown, Unknown, Harold Harder, John, Leslie Shaw, Gene Stinnett, Barry O ' Brien, John, Rick Andris, Rusty. cnmpuscLUB Row 1: Randy Meyr, Ann Hall, Bill Meyer, Eddie Sewing, Steve Bollinger, Jim McDonald. Row 2: Edu Okiyehazi, Scotty Neuhart, Bob Smith, Roger Schwartze, L.G.Loos, Ron Williams, Tom Leichenauer, Tom Hernandez, Rick Windhavsen, Mike Ackerson, Mike Jones. Row 3: Jose Gomez, Steve Martins, Steve Ford, Al Garrison, Gary Gibbs, R. C. Moore, Rory McCarthy, Joe Ham, Steve Allen, Dan Roemer, Dan Underwood, Archie Taylor, Harold Harder, Harvey Jasper, Mike Brunson, Koorosh Nazifi. 166 TECH-ENCINECLUB Tech-Engine Club had a great year in all campus activities. In its first year of existence, TEC reached 100 members and had the lowest board bill of all eat- ing clubs on campus. The first memorable day for Tech-Engine came on December 5, 1975, when they burned the mortgage and became complete owners of their building. Tech-Engine showed its superiority in the Independents ' Weekend games by winning the overall cham- pionship. President John Guer- dan was named Independent Man of the Year. TEC was active in the intramural pro- gram, placing 1st in swimming and basketball, 2nd in softball, and 3rd in football, and win- ning the overall championship. Sitting, I to r: Mike Warfel, Ray Catlett, Larry Swinney, Mike Hanshaw, Jim Blankenship. Kneeling: Ken Jinkerson, Jeff Greene, Ken Klamert, Dave Webers, Paul Hoh, Standing: Mark Bengard, Don Dudley, Mike Heaton, Steve Gilbert, Dave Welge, Stuart Obermann, Joe Schroeder, Larry Gladish, Fred Mathews, Mike Consolino, Lee Wehmeier, Mike Bivens, Bob Kroll, Steve Petras, Roger May, Dean Blankenship, Sitting, I to r: Bill Rash, Tom Doering, John Pool, Paul Abney, Greg Carroll, Jim Eckel kamp, Larry Unnerstall, Jim Clif- ford. Kneeling: Bill Baumhoff, Mike Tindill, Rich Siebenman, Pat Palmer, Carl Hubenschmidt, Dave Friese, Joe Schroeder, Bill Guerdan, Standing: Mark Kay, Mark Bengard, Brian Beyer, Bill Steinbaugh, Charlie Brune, Bob Naeger, Bob Flemming, Bill Ahal, Mike Patterson, John Guerdan, Larry Rehegen, Larry Denny, Doug Wohlert, Ed Rogers, Randy Houser, Ed Kuhl- mann, Jon Pais, Maude Tarr (cook), Paul Hartman, Phil Straub, 167 fTlCRNERNEY HALL HOUSE 1 Back row, I to r: Angie Tromba, Carol Potzman, Gina Pruitt, Sharon Biddle, Helen Brown, Row 4: Kathy Dill, Kristy Daily, Ann Kristof, Rose Mary Garrett, Anne Fulton. Row 3: Debbie Sagez, Susan Wilker- son, Deb Kusmec, Lynn Klender, Carla Scholman, Carolyn Clay, Row 2: Debbie White, Debbie Gower, Linda Vanderwal, Mary Ann Mueller, Elaine Christian. Front row: Lou Ann Ruyle, Brenda Ellerbrake, Mary Hill, Jennifer Drake, Rosie Love, Nancy Arnold. ■M I jj • . HJWTf. i I £ A A I m s wtr. % w I h- W HjUly V • ■ mHJ| r kVili WLjfi i j ' Wil i 1 1 1 1 1 fl £ 12 I ' HR Tv 1 1 ,, ' Jl 1 ft X HOUSE 2 Front row: Carmen Rodriguez, Eva Jane Powell, Joelten Brandmeyer, Karen Ketterer, Kim F ladder mann, Kathy Bryan. Middle row: Diana Lyon, Pam Setser, Kathy Hand, Lana Bray, Kathy Atteberry, Margaret Lloyd, Rita Stockhecker, Rita Kompa, Pa tye Thomas, Jeannette White, Zoraida Carrero, Carol Russell, Paula Flint. Back row: Dari is Burris, Margaret Becher, Mary Lohmann, Karen James, Maria Wilmsmeyer, Janet Fischer, Carol Foster, Peggy Cahill, Crazy Sue Haslett (behind towel), Ann Gieslor, Cheryl WestphaL 169 I mYERS HALL Standing: Susee Grant, Cindy Locke. Bottom row: Judy Roper, Rebecca O ' Dell, Paula Snyder, Lois Luehrman, Sue MaskilL Middle row: Katie Kundel, Toni Davis, Marla Kump, Monica Williams. Top row: Jan King, Karen Lucas, Beverly Hartman. Not shown: Mitzia Garibaldo, Diana Mains, Nan Bert, Kathy Leonard, Kerrinda Kubinski, Row 1 , I to r: Jo Ellen Pursfey, Patricia Tanaka, Jana Trampe, Joy Ewens, Marianne Mangiaracina. Row 2: Joan Knobbe, Kay Thornton, Sandra Day, Debora Woolbrigbt, Kathy Mullins, Joha nna Yuhas. Row 3: Carla Yager, Patricia Ann Whittaker, Linda Steinhoff, Paula Tochen, Ella Lithe, Valarie Brenner, Linda Andrews. WALLACE HALL 170 fTlRHA BOARD OF GOVERNORS Front row, I to r; Russ Reynolds— House C, Fred Du rrenberger— House B, Steve German— Secretary, Greg Chamberlin— President, George Reynolds— VP, Steve Allen— House 4, Jon Manning— House 3, Back row, I to r: Gary Smith— House 5, Larry Wetzel— Carnahan Hall, Stanley Scott— House A, Marcus Da Silva— RollaMo Inn, Steve Vannatta— House D, Reginald Benton— Campus Inn, Tom Laskowski— Miners Inn, Paul IMavert— House 7, Mark Rudy— House 8, 172 hisa FARRAR HALL HOUSE 3 Sitting, Row 1: Jim Nicks, Steve Dansberry, Jeff Williams, Guy Renshaw, Graig Brauks, Doug Montgomery, Dave Askren, Joe Dnskift, Moss Prewitt, Steve Lacy, Row 2: Gary Nekuia, Steve Bross, Sam Bruner, Richard Starh, Mike Faust, Tom Dittmaier, Mike Noble, Jeff Keeve, Mark Stangl, Richard Sumner, Standing, Row 1: James Davis, Jon Manning, Steve Tillman, Trent Parkhill, Skip Garner, Ken Foster, John Stutsman, Jim Hirschman, Roger Sanders, Pat Farrar, Row 2: Ben Humphries, Mike Haynes, John Muehlfarth, Mike Schaefer. 174 HOUSE 4 Sitting, I to r: John Warmaek, Dave Hilt, Mike Lobbig, Doug Fuchs, Mike Mullens, Bruce Bales. Standing, Row 1 : Dave Johnson, Mike Priest, Pat Hughes, John Busse, Joe Grana, Warren Cadvuell, Mike Coldiron, Ken Gianino, Karl Johnston. Row 2: Jim Parker, Dave Oakes, Art Collins, Paul Kossina, Bruno Stopka, Mark Hadley, Jim Basch, William Snobgrass, Steve Allen, Dan Smith. Row 3: Tim Zuiss, Steve Pohl, Robert Henry, Bruce Cooper, Kirby Diller, Mike Haas, John Ziegler, Rich Robertson, Bob Clark. Not shown: Dale Bradley, Ron Coates, Ben Duback, Lloyd Ferrell, Mike Foley, John Ganofsky, Dan Grandberry, Steve Guntly, Denber Harper, Roger LeMoster, Dave Loesch, George Major, Larry Oliver, Tim Sandidge, John Scruggs, Tyrone Simms, Jeff Smith, Robert Stepp, Mike Todd, Steve Urazatich, Dennis Webb, Mike Whitmere. 175 ALTAIAN HALL HOUSE 6 Row 1: Robert Goodin, Ronald Farley, Doug Smith, Richard Box. Row 2: Michel Wilson, Leslie Witt, Tim Daher, Allan Brook, Emanuel Morris. Row 3: Mike Cory- ell, Gary Schaeffer, John Moore, Bruce Bartlett, Nacer Belaroussi. Row 4: David Weeks, Joe Murphy, John Thro, Matt Wille. Row 5: Mike Marler, Jef f Fenton, Shawn Goodin, Keith Wilson. Row 6: Mark Reichardt, Jim Barnett, Jim Linsen- bardt, Kenny Pevler, Marc Dabney, Row 7: Steve Wade, Bill Pepper, John Cox, Joe Schrodt, Scott Weber, Orrie Rouse. Row 8: Kerry Fiscko, Gerald Ward Mike Fisher, Donald Bouck, Charles McField. 176 HOUSE 5 Front row, I to r: Ramiro Garcia, Craig Lunte, Raymond McKinney, Jim Butt- lips Doubek, Mohammed Akbi, Kenneth Fleck, Ron Gutermuth, Brian Brum- back, Mitch Wagner, Albert Charles, Kent Riley, Mike Fletcher, Ken Gilbert, Tim McGraw, Steve Sutterer, Gary Smith, Weldon Gray, Keith Horton, Darrell Weber. Back row, I to r: Ted Paul, Doug Rinehart, Mark Scamahorn, Tony Guyer, Ron Taylor, Glenn Weidler. i 177 HOLTmflN HALL HOUSE 7 Standing: Roger Veile, Gary Mueller, Gary Becka, Joel Pundman, Teddy Wood, Bob Shumate, Rich Magee. Row 3: Ralph Tucker, Kent Cummings, Ron Rowe, Greg Baker, Koelle Barbour, Jim Betry, Devin Bodenhamer, Lou Reinisch, Mark Pinkston, Mark Petry, Ken Goedeker, Robert Chapmen, Ray Hoffman, Sam Puckett, Alix Parginos. Row 2: Mike Ehret, Frank Melville, Mike Gregory, Charles Bagnell, Kevin Todd, Michael Miller, Dave Mees, Keith Chrisman, Mitch Levings, Dave Scharf, Brad Dixon, Joe O ' Brian, Eddy Webster, Robert Hodgson, James Jeffries, Rich Massey. Row 1: Curt Ingram, Jim Fox, Al Means, Jim Puckett, Paul Naurt, Dave Dennison, Russell Leach, Randy Wilson, E. R. Uber, Mike Heitzman, Terris Cates. HOUSE 8 Bottom row, I to r: Mark Rudy, Mohammed Golkar, Ron McClellahn, Joe Fischer, Steve Simmons, Vic Kerns, Jim Myers, Steve Lautenschlaeger, Kurt Rieke, Jim Towery. Sitting along rail, I to r: Steve Mitchell, Craig Lucas, John Hehmeyer, Gary Transmeier. Standing along rail, I to r: Mike O ' Daniell, Steve Curran, Steve McCul- ley, Charles Moore, Kirk Bellar, Harlan Ashton, Ron Drusie, Barry Nelson, Jack Posey, Jeff Kelly, Don Wortham, Jim Mills, Mike Hardesty, Floyd Vaughn, Dave McNair, Mike Person, Leo Hanison,Dan Roper, Jim Rooney, Andy Drake, Jim Pozzo, Dave Bishop, Kevin Hale, David Hackett, Paul Kaveler, Ed Jenke. 179 KELLY HALL HOUSE A Row 1: Thirapit Vatanapradit, Steve Botkin, Mark Marmino, Daniel Keaster. Row 2: Bradley Aman, Rick Leeser, Stanley Scott, Dirk Holt, Ernest Onyia, Michael Woody. Row 3: Bill Wilkerson, Bill Hoehn, Tim Hokomb, Mark Courtney, Gary Van Dusen, Freddy Ford. Row 4: Larry Oliver, Craig Barnes, Ray Hinton, Glen Forck, David Gamier. Row 5: Bob Saussele, Bob Allen, Dan Ehlmann, Mike Miller, Dan Perkins. 180 HOUSE B Row 1, 1 to r: Ken Brown, John Melcber, Efic Adams, Jeff Lux, Tom Bender, Greg Gel l P John Garrett, Dave Tordoff, Mark Ballard. Row 2: Grey Chamberlain, Steve German, Greg Lovell, Fred Du rrenberger, Terry O ' Laugh I in, Ken Burris, Mark Herr, Chris Hays. Row 3: Gary Wilcox, Kelly McGinnis, Carl Renfrew, Steve Lay, Ron McClanahan, Tim Gentry, Gryce Dreeszen, Greg Blythe, Row 4: John Pogue, Kevin Finder, Milo Wieberg, Ken Schmid, Steve May, Kurt Bauer, Greg Lammert, Richard Lil lesion, Ray Hinton, Brian Ramey, Jerry Welch, 181 Back raw, I to r: Chris Schroder, Dennis DeBont, Mike Weiss, Mike Ludwig, Don Birchler, Blen Milter, Steve Thiedke, Alan Lord, Steve Mueller, Ken Rice, Jim Colli ton, Bob Mueller. Row 2: Mike Stilz, Bill Hoff, John Jones, Craig Logan, Louis Greer, Row 1: Sheriff Tim Pasley, Warren Hertfelder, HOUSE C Back row, I to r; Jim Hid, Alien Kintz, Mike Tansey, John Scarborough, Dan McElhiney, Mark West- erdale Joe Perry, Koug Austin, Row 2: Ed Keppel, Ros Kirkpatrick, Gary Galley, John Rosenberger. how 7, Don Walther, George Reynolds, Russel Reynolds, James Eye, Not pictured: Ed Lille. 182 HOUSE D Row T, I to r: Kevin MiMer, Steve Vennatta, Harry Til ford, Aniefiok Eka. Row 2 : Bob Evans, Steve Haupt, Paul Busch meyer, Bruce Snow, Alan Benson, Rodney Leach, Ivan Engeman, Rich Shanks, Tony Esteban, Jeff Erb, Rodney Sampson Row 3: Steve Janke, Tim Guethler, Doug Monnig, Mark Kozlowski, Don Mann, Steve Kuehn, Joe Tobin, Rich Etem, Marc Masnor, Adi Akinsanya. Row 4: Greg Crews, Don Schilling, Fred Humphreys , Met Vasel, Leland Lomas, Jim Cartwright, Gary Rapp, Arthru Wilkins, Tim Holst, Cliff Klein, John Farrell 183 ROLLAfTIO INN Back row; Ken Doerr, Jhonny Shaw r Paul Rogers, Mark Zuibre, Gary Shrewsbury, Terry Ryan, John Pagan, Steven De La Roche, Dave Kemper, Osteien Gerdes. Middle: Rick McCall, Rick Denton, Tim Lyons, Clifford Free, John Caps, Chris Johnson, Harold Twyford, Mick Scnieder, Charles Rackers, Keven Humphey, Dave Allen, Walter Bell, Rick Lusk. Front row: Leo Turek, Brian Besecker, Greg Kaiser, Ken Heitzman, Mike Bryan, Chris Wilson, Reggie Benton, James Richardson, Sha- hab Makanyand. Reclining; Jim McDaniaL campus inn Row 1: Marty Staples, Mike R inner, Dave Park. Row 2: Chris McCann, Paul Lam- mert, Jim Newman, Jerry Thomas, Greg Wertz, Jim Lattner, Don Sherrill, John Rey, Brian Tucker Row 3 : Tom Bates, Kevin Holt, Dave Bush, Dave Brewer, Larry VanHouten, Paul Krueger, Larry Benz, Don Meek, Phil Stout, Ed Haldeman, Kelvin Erickson, Elihue Ackerson, Carl Faust, Marcus DaSilva, Ernesto Delgado, Bob Crull, Mark Fredrickson, Jeff Miller, Pete Holden, Phil Scot, Richard Helman, Bruce Allen, John Shelnut, Charlie Goodman, Milo Foster, Dennis Allen. Row 4: Jeff Mitchell, Luis Roquebert, Doug Buhler, Hose Luis Andrade, Don Likes, Kevin Rey, Tim Ofoerle, Roger Gist, Mike McCauley, Steve Lingle, Tom Wetteroth. Row 5: Mike Warokomski, Morgan SI usher, Tim Brickner, Mike Emzie Ellis, Steve Deardeuff, Tim Weadon, Ron Ernst, John Crowder, Larry Pense, Not pictured: Dave Ober- man, Mike Wyatt, Hyong Shin Kim, Ugwuwna Nwaiwu, 185 CARNAHAN HRLL Front row, I to r: Randy Nunley, Robert Bourne, Tom Stark, Lee Ruppert, Mike Maupin, John Renz, Jim Speiser. Row 2: Monty Morst, Larry Wetzel, Bill Degraeve, Kevin Gallatin, Randy Tomic, Paul Pennington, Mike Monrotus, Russ Steward, Robert Lee. Row 3: John Crnic, Don Meyer, Brad Noward, Dean Clark, Chanin Chaonirattisai, Dale Morse, Paul Ludwig, Stan Hadley, Sterling Wallace, Ray Wood. Not pictured: Jim Humphrey. T-18ANDT-19 186 fTIINERS INN Back row: Steve Spradlin, Phil Bogler, Dave Mery, Jean Royal I, Don Heiskell, Hiram Boshers, Richard Me Fall, Salvador Lezama, Front row: Gary Peterein, Jeff Goldberg, Ellis Leopard, Mike Dixon. — vi i Hr lur‘-:f T T 1 IK r “ i Row I, I to n Glenn Brand, F. Hodag, Tom Williams, Militant, Steve Johnson, Unknown, Rod Breuer. Row 2: Mark Macke, Mark Hierseman, Tom Kvale, Dennis Lee Kelley, Steve Zigrye, Walter Billingham 187 Back row, I to r: Herb Alcorn, Craig Hafner, Randy VanDeven, Marc Smith, Mkie Lackner, Dave Diestelkamp, Stu Dunlop, Ray Ehrhard, Bob Bieg, Larry Stripers, Bob Stabo. Third row, I to r: Kent Springer, Joe Kracum, Rich Fleschner, Aaron Cook, Jeff Welzbacher, Greh Melton, Hillis Pratt, Brad Parrish, Don Bingaman, Second row, I to r: Rusty Crane, Dave Thompson, Jeff Wassilak, Gregg Carlson, Mike Bell, Mark Pledger, Val Bates, Dennis Gilliam. Front row, I to r: Tom Calzone, Dan Rembold, Tom Meyer, Jim Schicker, Mark Berger, Paul Andrew, Fred Marshall, 183 189 192 acacia 194 On roof, I to r: Jon Danuser, Gene Young, Steve Croy, Jim Lamkins, Blake Mas- tin, Dave Strang, Duke Snider, Leo Valla, Roger Parisa. On ground, front row, I to r: Aaron Cook, Jim Ehrnardt, Bill Martin, Ron Mueller, Ted Wooten, Leon Thomp son, Doug Southard, back row, I to r: Bill Christians, Fred Ludwig, Dave Hardin, Mike McGavock, Emmett Redd, Mark Peterman, Dave Funke. Our secretary was asked by the ROLLAMO office to write a paragraph on our fraternity during the 1975-76 school year. After considerable thought, he asked the members what should be put in the yearbook article. His inquiry brought forth two points. First, no one could decide just exactly what to put in the article, and more importantly, it was brought to his attention that no one ever reads the articles. Instead, every- one looks at the picture. Therefore, our secretary refuses to write an article which he doesn ' t precisely know what to write about and which no one will read anyway. It would be a complete waste of my time. The Secretary. 195 ALPHA EPSILON PI Row 1, 1 to r: Val Bates, Keith Houghton, Shultz, Bob Wide. Row 2, 1 to r: Ian Taxman, Dave Sheahen, Darrell Tucker, Joe Briscuso, Jerry Willick, Barry Krasner, Peter Goldberg, Todd David, Dale Cobb, Brad Lightle, Ron Eckhoff. Row 3: Rick Campbell, David Lipnick, Jerry Gusdorf, Mike Knight, Larry Jackson, Bob Yerbury, Larry Maxwell, Richard Finch, Gene Kulengowski. Roof: Robert Meredith, Eric Hirsch, Dana Best, Dave Thompson, Rob Stamer. In 1975-76, Alpha Epsilon Pi enjoyed a very outstanding year in activities and scholarship. Striving to impress upon our members the im- portance of becoming a well-rounded individ- ual, AEPi participated in the IFC Fall Clean- Up, staged a work day at Boystown, and start- ed plans for a traffic safety project with the Rolla Police Department. 196 We started the year off socially with a rush function with ZTA. To add to our fun and excitement, we became lumberjacks for IFC Sing, built a St. Pat ' s float, and collapsed our chariot in the chariot race at the Greek Week games. All of these events were followed by action-packed, fun-filled parties. To break our monotony, we finished the semester by achieving the highest fraternity gradepoint and most improved gradepoint awards from the IFC. 197 ALPHA PHI ALPHA Row 1, 1 to r: James Brown, Terry Logan, Dewey Pruitt, Thomas Cleveland, Robert Jackson. Row 2: Kevin Jackson, William Harris, Kenneth Hernton, Leroy Smith, Fred Mar- shall, Randy Donaldson. Row 3: Greg Skannal, Marc Murray, Thomas King, Henry Perkins, Mark Pledger, Virgil Work, Richard Parks, Henry Riley, Steven Parks, Herschel Jackson, Ronald Carr. 198 The Brothers of Epsilon Psi Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha dedicate themselves to brotherhood. In our house here at Rolla, we try to extend our high moral standards as well as imprint the necessity of good academic standings to our pledges. We believe ourselves to be instruments of communi- cation and have been delivering a message of brotherly love through the songs we sing, the steps we take, and in our everyday endeavors. Our house is always open and visitors are always welcome. 199 BETA SIGmn PSI Row 1, I to r: Tony A vena, Chris Hays, Va! Brenner, Paul Marti ng r Jon Trusik, EHa Uthe Mary Ann Mueller, Francis Hauschildt, Sandy Day, Laura Birrney, Jeannette White, Glen Ziolko, Bill Ehrhard, Mark Drewes, Mark Boenfeldt. Row 2 : Ray Ehrhard, Steve Goldammer, Brian Fiehler, Jim Sutton, John Heidbreder, Dave Driemeier, Mike Krueger, Tim Schmidt, Kathy Atteberry, Patty Scholl, Tom Uhlmansiek, Dennis Kenchen, Roger Zimmerman, Steve Rinne. Row 3; Phil Straub, Steve Lampe, Dennis Anderson, JeH Wickel, Steve Jackson, Bill Miehe, Paul Ludwig, Jim Peuster, Eric Burgdorf, Linda Steinhotf, Steve Liescheidt, Brenda E Herb rake, Kent Lina, Dave Kuhn, Denny Merty, Robert Johnson. Row 4: Paul Hoemann, Dave Ihrns, Ron Coulter, R. Craig Hafner, Rex Brown, Jim Weinhold, Brad Kasten, Art Giesler, Doug Doenges, Brian Emling, Mark Amen, Windows: Steve Ensor, Stuart Obermann, Ed Schmidt. 200 Beta Sigma Psi is a national social fraternity comprised of Lutheran men. This past year we captured first place in intramural volleyball, and actively participated in all other sports. We again showed our strong St. Pat ' s spirit by building the third place float and a superb cudgel that placed third. The brothers of Beta Sig also worked to- gether to design and construct a me- morial bar and louge in the house. Our Little Sisters planned various social activities throughout the year which included a sock-hop and a square dance. 201 DELTA SIGfTlA PHI Left front: Edward Dixon, Ted Wiesehan, Bill Brunkhorst, David Milster, Tim Williams, J. F. Wickey, Gene Noe, Jow Hopkins, Joe Offutt, James Brink, Tom Burbridge, Jonnie Roberts, Steve Inberson, Jim Vogan, Mark Wilson, Frosty ' Darrell Robinson, David McDonald. Second row: Russ Webb, Phil Hensley, Todd Davis, Glenn Kelley, Dave Goldammer, Brian Chaney, Mike Lackner, Rich Hemmer, Jim Hamilton, Bruce Thomason, Jeff Freeland, Dave Connelly, Paul Hartwig, Bob Arnold, Curt Hohnson, David Ruprecht, Mark Marikos. Third row: John Dolan, Geoff Lambert, Gary Cline, Kent Lueders, Phil Kaplan, John Hicks, Richard Stratmann, Dave Sorrell, Dave Brauch, Richard Weaver, Roy DeRousse, Arthur Hyde, Larry Bell, Jerry Garland, Mark Lekar, Alan Lightfoot, Clifford J. Baumer, Tim Madden, Robert Hartwig. Top: Bruce Baker, Randy Oleson, David Prouty, Don Cline, Roger Senft, Rick Yelton. Not shown: Mark Wiswell, Bob Park, Marc Smith, Dave Caulfield. The brothers of Delta Sigma Phi have overcome another year of the Rolla Blues here at UMR. Starting the year out with 36 new pledges, things have continued to roll thanks to rush chair- man Don Cline and others. John Dolan captured the trophy for the pie-eating contest at Homecoming and the house took second place in the twelveth man award. Todd Davis was the proud re- cipient of the outstanding intramural wrestler award and the bowlers led by Eddie Dixon took first place. The house also won the Gamma Alpha Delta award for planning and execu- tion of projects. 203 DELTA TAU DELTA Row 1, 1 to r: Joseph Morales, Rick Klien, Heidi, Gary Underwood. Row 2: Tom Schmitt, Joseph Melton, Zeke, John Trousdale, Warren Greenwalt, Marc Bruns, Marc Bunz. Row 3: Mike McCall, Dave Lieser, Dave Heile, Jeffry Wassilak, David Hall, Kelly McGrath. Row 4: Douglass Rickman, William Tierney, Bill Byrd, Terry Presley, Mike Hauser, Ovid Tobey Vadon, John Bran- urn, Hillis Pratt, Charles Parker. Delta Tau Delta has been active in school and community affairs this year. We held our annual can-goods collec- tion drive for the needy during Christ- mas and also organized the Muscular Dystrophy Campaign for Rolla. We participated in GAD, painting and in- sulating the homes of elderly people as our project. We know we ' re out in the sticks, but if you ' re ever out here, stop in. 204 205 Once again, Kappa Alpha had a very satisfying year. For the ninth consecutive year, KA placed first in intramural wrestling. The brothers also did well in tennis, softball, swimming, horseshoes, and bowling. KA ' s excelled academ ically and were active in campus affairs. KA undertook several all-house work projects with Gamma Alpha Delta, and received two awards for outstanding participation. Again, KA held the annual Christmas party for the needy children, and was actively involved in the successful Muscular Dystrophy Drive. Kappa Alpha ' s proudest achievement this year was the initiation of 21 outstanding men into the fraternity. The outlook for next year is even brighter. 206 KflPPfl ALPHA Front row: Lee Gauss, Mike Ekholm, Robert Boon, Art Amoroso, Scott Chappell, Tim Clif- ford, Ron Steingruby, Steve Puricelli, Ron Craig, Scott Mattlage, Mitch Baker, Joe Fuqua, Rob Thurmond, Harold Steury. Second row: Bob Schroff, Dennis Dutton, Charles Riddle, Dick Dorste, Mark Call, Mike Marx, Ron Webelhuth, Dude Harms, John Ballantine, Dave Holland, Mark Winnett, Ed Fishback, Larry Thiemann, David Brooks, Mark Fourwier. Third row: Roland Po- ertner, Jerry Lee, Doug Hart, Tim Bradley, Dan Kouarik, Harold Parris, Robert Stockdale, Mike Ferguson, Harlan Meyer, Marc Arrand, Bob Rott, Randy Crystals, Tom Dill, Don Short, George Schubert, Tom Kolze, Steve Sanders, Jim Fallon, Scott Newby, Rusty Still, Jim Ho- dak, Phil Boegner, Mark Pfitzinger, Paul Russell, Greg Perkins, Jeff Brummett, Tom Hagel. Four- th row: Gary Kallmeyer (presj, Joel Schreiner, Steve Neuwrith, Mike McKee, Randy Bell, Mark Gammon, Gary Roberts, Steve Miller, Kevin Millar, Tom Pile, Daved Crowley, Bill Maples, Ray Sudheimer, Mike Higginbotham. Not pre- sent: Reed Curtis, Mark Vincent, Sty Dunlop, Rick Louiselle, Terry Buzbee, Greg Copeland, Mike Winnett. wm 207 S ' Tu, ’ L to r: , Paul Conant, Craig Wolff, Tom Gredell, Perrv Ruebsamen, Kenny Staab, Roger Brennan, Paul Pat , r , To , m ShiHrrvg, Bruce Tipton, John Chance, Kurt Winget, John L odder hose. Matt Christian, td Jantosik, Jim Galaske, Paul Reed, Glenn Mabie, John Schott. Row 2: Matt Curran, Mike Clark, Mark White, Porr f 7J PS ? n SCOtt H r? ves ' Rick Kne 9 er ' Fr ank Jost, Jeff Feaster, Bill Kroeger, Steve Suatek, Ron Acker, Dave perry Mark Drumm Dave Ausmus, Jim Zaloudek, Don Brown, Ted Bestor, Russ Brazeal, Steve Ernst. Row 3: AMnn mIS r.m H D a k . e , n ? ' Jac 5 H t a| l° rafl . Steve Blair, Andres Dasso, Bruce Bowermaster, Bruce Dunlevy, Mike Riii ai i h ii i Meister, Bob Arasmith, Neil Frankenberg, Dan Boersner, Charley Tower, Mike Rapisardo, Roehke n„l r R ° W D 4: , ? nt Springer, Jeff Buck, Larry Buchtman, Bill Franz, Jim Pelger, Bob Haul, Gary pictured: Firm Hanneke, Bill I Wagener ' . GMf ' n ' J ‘ Griese ' PaU ' Sneed ' Pat ° Wen ' De n,S Spri 9er - Not kappa sicmn 208 The school year 1975-76 proved to be very successful and rewarding for Kappa Sigma. Once again. Kappa Sigma excelled in scholar- ship, leadership on campus, athletics, and of course, social life. Kappa Sig has remained active on campus with a strong showing in intramurals and capturing first place in Home- coming decorations two years in a row. The acquisition of a superb freshman class has helped us to remain on top at UMR as a fine brotherhood. The Beta Chi chapter of Kappa Sigma ' s chapter house presents a personal challenge to each member to help to carry on the frater- nity traditions, and continually strive to im- prove the chapter. or mb I®: V ■ 1 . tisV U‘I ' 0� |x3 Lambda Chi Alpha was very active in public rela- tions this year. Our 14th annual Benefit Chicken Din- ner was met with great success. We were able to do- nate about $500 each to the State School 23 and the Cerebral Palsy School. The famous Lambda Chi gang kidnapped the Rolla city mayor and chief-of-police. They were held for a ransom of food which was donated to 20 needy families in Rolla. We skated with the children of State School 23. At Halloween time, we invited the kid s over for cake and ice cream with a few games thrown in for fun. Christmas rolled around and Santa visited the child- ren of the State School once again. 210 gwiumi LAITIBDA CHI ALPHA Front row: B. K. Walker, Beau, Mike Sewell, Ron Rogge, Bill Murrey. Second row: Jim Allen, Stan Harmon, Sam Massey, Jerry McCammon, Diana Wolverton, Carry Ackelmier, Davita Smith, Debbie Manning, Dan Amsinger, Bob Roewe, Kris Bowser, Gregg Carlson, Ann Kristoff, Joy Davis, Sandee Sands, Paula Marcellus, Sue Hazlet, Amy Billington, Jim Waechter. Third row: Gary Dilge, Steve Wachtel, Don Rogge, Scott Winter, Jon Wolverton, Greg Rustige, Joe Stevenson, Darryl Walters, Larry Shipers, Lou Ann Nichols, Mike Boothby, Fred Merian, Pat Pagano, Jeff Smith, Mike Smith, Linda Bryson, Brad Scott, Bill Camp- bell, Brain Walker. Front row roof: Bruce Bryant, Charlotte Marsh, Greg Bonagurio, Mark Schumaker, Gene Pokorny, Don Ulrich, Tom Gebhardt, Wanda Edson, John Buncher, Barb Susie, Steve Brunts, Deb- bie Garrels, Gene Manning, George Shannon, Kevin Huther. Second row roof: Marla Knaup, Joe Martin, Greg Mueller, Rob Arnold, John Renz, Steve Vercellino, Chuck Robertson, Mike Pomeroy, Jay Camp- bell, John Keeley, Bob Brennan, Mary Ann Carnahan, Joe Butler, Jerry Lewis, Jim Riordan, Sam Balsiger, Jim Werner, Marianne Mangiar- acina. Chuck Packwood, Randy Bradshaw, Darrel Woodroof, Judy Wil- son, Les Hamilton, Kent Field, Paul Hager, Rick Smith. Window: Bill Long, Dave Lucas, Dennis Jones. 211 Mrs. Rowland Johnston . . . We are bitch -Purdue, 1976 . . . Ruedi, are you still here?. . , Little Blisters . . . SHAVING CREAM . . . Bert ' s Rigor Mortis . . . Homecoming Bonfire „ . . Hee-Haw . . . Dancin ' Joe doing Uncle Sam dur- ing St. Pat ' s ... it DOESN ' T rain Greek Week . . . Queen ' s Float . . . Bruno ' s on Thursdays . . . Foosball championships . . . Long nights and dirty carpets in Top Front . . . Look at the guy (?) with the ponytail . . . Stuccoing not only the walls . . . 32, but we could have had 50 easily . . . Still don ' t have enough snowflakes . . . Discos: the Board and Co. . . . Pitching horseshoes . . . Higley ' s horse collar . . . Cindy, wanna play Pinchy-Winchy . . . Spiderman . . . the Ding chugging and . . . Santa and the Fairy 212 PHI KAPPA THETA Sitting, I to r: Banjo, G. B. Muends, Freddy Sheliedy, E. Self, Beans Binz, J. Abernathy, D. Fend ler, Wally, Second row: T. Ziggy, Fizzfebrain, B. Hoef linger, Timo Neill, E Burford, Hoss, Jamious II, J. Petrechko, Massah, M t Searcy, B. Kertis, Chicken, J, Marline, J. Gofer, Bubbles, 0, Skillman, Pussy, M Williams, J, Gallagher, Hans Moning, Bo, Bticky B , J t W , J, P. Hastey, Ruedi, Boneserelli, Snidefy, J. Rosseye, Third row: J O ' Reilly, C. J. Crane, Den-Den, Roger Dodger, The Max, L A , Heavy Blimp, Hots Frisch, Rich-Rich, Whop Vallar, Fojo, Greasy Lou, B. Schaller, J, Hummert, Gomad, D, Brzuchalski, Hemel Temel, M. Marshall, Roy Drew, O.T.R, Troll, M, Alvey, E Kobo, T. Benoist, Stones, Dancin ' Joe, B. S. Banovtc, Machine Gene, Squared Tan, C. Sullivan, M. Stochl, Stork Hampel, M, Lester, Meyer ' s Richardson, P. Hurd, Denass, Dino Heneghan, D, Hoyle, M. D. O ' Keefe, J, Rich, Brian Maskill, M. Kojerker. Above: K, Spalding, B. tiding, D. B, Brockman, Chrome Dome, F, (Fifij Fuzua, Oscar Linck, P.A., T.H E. Gupta. PI KAPPA ALPHA PI: Robbie Campbell, Tim Erman, Larry Wolf, Ken Luechenhoff, Jeff Welzbacher, Jim Junge, David Kreher, Tom Sontheimer, Gary Golhofer, Gary Sedlacek, George Engle, David McCann, Robert Schnell, Hugh Kind, Daniel Wall, Bill Lueekenhoff, Jim Lattaman, Dave Wisch, Larry Elliott, Pat McCole, Dave Leigers, Terry King. KAPPA: Jim Long, Steve Brooks, Tim McSherry, Mike Mueller, Bob Rundle, Mark Miller, Mark Smith, Rex Cramer, Charles Sidebottom, Jim Karnp, Bob Smith, Jack Scanlon, Jim Ward, Bob Reischman, Dennis Moore, Ron Reed, Ted Greenwald, Randy Ward, Rich Eiler, Dave Winter, Don Wernert. ALPHA: Bill Schlittler, Mark Dolecki, Mike Party, Gary Maxwell, Jim Lincicome, Steve Bay, Ethan Chamberlain, Russ Dahmer, Bruce McCoy, Don Weidinger, Mike Lueckenjoff, Stan Frisbee, Bob Welsch, Tom Williams, Kevin White, Len Lutz. 214 . . . serves the community in which we live through participation in service projects. . . . is leadership and involvement whose qual- ities are displayed on campus as well as in the chapter house. . . . is a social fraternity which strives to pre- sent its men with a well rounded social life. . . . offers its members a home away from home with an unlimited number of lifetime brotherly friendships. ' Gumusi 215 Pi Kappa Phi is small, but that very situation has promoted a closeness where it ' s hard to run away from problems and get lost in the crowd. Love fulfills all the commandments. However, anything that is worth something must be test- ed. Living with a small group of people is an ideal way of learning and growing in love to- ward each other. In Pi Kappa Phi, responsibility and work is shared. Interests are diversified and range from audio equipment to tennis. 216 Y 0 PI KRPPfl PHI Top row, I to r: Joe Gioia, Walter Rothe, Dave Leutzinger, Mike Stocker, Howard Stever, Ron Martin, Dave Strelow. Bottom row: Steve Hankel, Bill Stein, Steve Hale, Don Bing- aman, Keith Hoemann, Randy Picolet, Greg Hale. 217 SIGmfl NU Steps: Rick Meloy, Nick Barrack, Steve Lewis, Ed Gold, Dave Kornfeld, Bob Ruzensky, Jay Fisher, Mark Mahnken, Leo, Phil Ostapowicz, Dave Whitaker, Joe Coursil, Joe Kracum, Finley Teasley, Bob Porch: Robin Thrasher, Bob, John Lyle, Dave Kelley, Bob Costello, Rick Webb, Bin Pendleton, Dennis Lammert, Paul Richardson, Dave Heineck, Brad Parrish, Kim Gipson, Joe Safron, Jim Spencer, Bob Minor, Walt Lovell, Bill Dale, Duane Parrish, Jim Starling, Steve Treis, Jeff White, Harry Burford, De- Wayne Gerber, Larry McNamara, Roof: Mark Ryan, Dennis Massoth, Dave Richardson, Jim Upchurch, Dave Strawhum, Matt, Sabre, Randy Armstrong, Duane Marble, Af Davison, Jim Boverie, John, Jim Heaser, John DeGood, Phil Xount, Larry Molina, Larry Padfieid, John Auman, Mark Brown, Jim Brelle. The brothers of Sigma Nu, members of the oldest fraternity on campus, enjoyed another year of growth and advancement. We began the year by pledging a freshman class of 19 men. These young men combined with the upper classes enabled us to place in the top four in both scholastics and intramurals. We stayed active in campus events by building a float for St. Pat ' s and participating in Theta Tau Ugly Man. JOflTMOD SIGmn PHI EPSILON Front row, sitting from left: Bob Schoonover, Blit Kolee, Dave Braun, Don Thur- man, Jim Scott, Bill Cissel, Forest Dunn, Gary Fanin, Kurt Kinnevan, John O ' Hara, Mike Burlison, Devin Denner, Jim Hunicke, Tom Rothermich, Dennis Herman, Joe Bierschwal. Second row, kneeling: Ron Henderson, Dan Vance, Tim Brown, Steve Petzel, Joe Tybor, Mike Finnegan, Glen Vermette, Kent Koeneman, Bob Zipp, John LaFiore, Craig Eilers, Paul Mannochio. Third row: Craig Liebel, Tom Underhill, Ron Atkins, Joe Kettinger, Mike Emmerich, Rocky Andes, Greg Wilson, Randy Sherer, Bob Burton, Jim Vilbert, Larry Weurz, Alan Mannbeck, Les Lindley, Mike Coombs, Dwayne Lause, Tom Bach, John Barker, Gerry Wessel, Mark Lorenz. Fourth row: Bruce Copeland, Randy Ganz, Bob Brandt, John Gefferth, David Wib- benmeyer, Vince Murphy, Brian Heuckeroth, Harry Chappel, Ralph Rojas, Ken Kuetcher, John Swinson, Jim WesseL Fifth row: Roger Kingsborough, Doug Gross, Ken Grelle, Mike Beuke, Myron Grubaugh, Dave Denner, Mike Lewis, Bernis Brekrus, Flag pole: Dan Mudd. On shoulders: Ed Englehart, On overhang: Tim Underhill, Gary Heimbaugh, Bruce Bachman, Steve Perko, Andy Cox, Greg Siegrist, Mike Noelke, John Marting, Jim Bextermuelier. 220 The school year of 1975-76 was a very productive year for Sigma Phi Epsilon. We started the year off by welcoming 35 pledges, the largest pledge class on campus and in our na- tional fraternity. This has also been a very good year for sports. So far we have taken a first in football, handball, and archery and a second place in bas- ketball. We plan to finish very high in intramurals. Our public relations has been outstanding especially within the community. We received the Out- standing Community Service from the Rolla Chamber of Commerce along with collecting over $1000 for the American Lung Association by partici- pating in a spirit run to Columbia. 221 Tau Kappa Epsilon ' s major accomplishment during the 1975-76 school year was the con- struction of a three story addition to the TKE house. Construction began during the summer and was completed in January 1976. Finishing touches, including paneling in the basement and a bar, were added in March. Governor Bond formally dedicated the new house during St. Pat ' s party weekend. More then fifty alumni from across the country returned for the occa- sion. TKE was well represented in intramurals as they finished first in their league in all five ma- jor sports. A championship in soccer and a third place finish overall capped off a success- ful year. Other accomplishments for the year included winning Greek Week for the fifth year in a row, placing second in IFC Sing, hosting the Second annual TKE Mid-America Softball Tournament, and completing two major service projects. TflU KflPPfl EPSILON Sitting, I to r: Jeff Stein hart, Bruce Kates, Dan Stephen, Bill Grace, Kevin Lahay, Steve Schaeffler, Mike Busby, Tom Hancock, Joe Vitale, Rich Roser, Scott Charpen- tier . Stand i ng, I to r : Kent R ichardson , Jim Cooley Stege Geiger, Pete Telthorst H Bob Keller, Bill Warwick, Rhein Dabler, Troy Padilla, Jeff Wif on, Rene Schroeder, Dennis Simon, Bob Mitchell, Mark Hoffman, Brian Edwards, Alan Esker, John Sig norino, Dan Beckerle, Ron Jansen, Jim Barth, Lee Lammen, Greg Steurer, Dan Kissel, Mark Moran, Mike Criste, Don Kemerling, Art Tinnemeyer, Dave Thorn, John Rath, Paul Telthorst, Steve Jennemann, Gary Dial, Tom Ryan, Mark Abernathy, John Eash, Steve Diffey, Ray Buehler, Rod Cameron, Mike Di Napoli, Bob Bieg, Dean Lindstrom, Mike Strobl, Ken Dufner, Ledge: Joe Soughers. Window: Jeff Mayfield, sicmnpi First row, I. to r.: Leonard Wolff, Trouble; Second row: Steve Partney, Antares, Gary Lake, John Hummel, Jerry Arthur; Third row: Robert Kelahan, James Cawvey, Jerry Huchzermeier, David Lo- max, Kerry Hay, Kevin Killian, Sean Price, Dennis Gilliam, Randy Lubbert, Dana Witt, Mark Krahen- buhl, Mike Mayou, Bill Orr, Jim McKenzie; Top row: Chris Cook, David Rinehart, Tom Briscoe, Ted Cottrell, Richard Worth, Mark Mateer, Joe Clapp. The school year of 1975-76 was very re- warding for the men of Sigma Pi. The first semester saw the brothers participating in the IFC Clean-Up, Intramurals, and the IFC Sing, and sponsoring an all-campus party at the Chapter House. We also had our annual Great Pumpkin on Halloween. The second semester began with the initi- ation of ten fine men into the chapter ranks. The construction of our St. Pat ' s float began, following the appearance of green on campus. Officers at the start of the school year were Ted Cottrell, Presi- dent; Sean Price, Vice-President; Steve Partney, Treasurer; Tim Kirschbaum, Sec- retary; Randy Lubbert, Alumni Secretary. 225 siGmflTflUGflmmfl Row 1, 1. to r.: Ted Cocos, Dave Brown, Tom Podorski, Randy Hughes, Terry Sherman, Dave Kolk- meier, Michael Garnett, Steve Schaffer, Jim Martin, Paul Verheyen, Roger Amelung, Ed Ellebracht, Randy Moore, Dave Ebersole, Phil Webster, Greg Parker, Matt Snook, Phil Verling, Mike Coyle; Row 2: Robin Murphy, Steve Dipple, Mark Middendorf, Paul Sicking, Mark Evertowski, Dave Diestelkamp, Al Jare, Steve Moss, Larry Conner, Bill Hirts, John Diecker, Greg Wayne, Ken Ogle, Al Funke, Gerry Hamilton, Mark Plag, Jeff Stevenson, Darrel Plank, Gary Aymen, Gene Kuelker, John Middendorf, Gary Holmes; Row 3: Jim Schicker, Brad Crutcher, Rusty Litchfield, Greg Suddarth, Ken Ruff, Don Schaefer, Jim Coldwell, Steve Moidane, Barry Baiotto, Rich Kobylinski, Mark Kay, Nguyen Vinh Thanh, Mark Schroepfer, Rich Kopp, Dave Birenfoaum, Jim Rau. 226 V 227 Back row, I to r.: Gary Sandbothe, Rick Smith, John F. Kennedy, Paul Roemerman, Keith Schumacher, Dave Koncak, Mike Norton, Jim Oursler, George Glos, Armand Brucker, Ron Rembold, Jack Bruns, Dorian Middlekauff; Middle row: Mike Yarbrough, Danny Rembold, Dave Stockdate, Brian Miles, Andy Smith, Steve Kovac, Randy Johnson, Kevin Mc- Connell, Ed Heckman, Chris Rosser, Steve Burr, Gary Howorth, Dave Lewis, Bob Valleroy; Front row: Mike Sallwasser, Phil Chicoineau, Bob Wright, Steve Sallwasser, Bob Berri, Chaika, Tom Calzone. THETA XI 228 The Alpha Psi Chapter of the Theta Xi Fraternity has had a very busy summer and fall semester. The Chapter more than doubled its mem- bership, and again filled its house. With such an in- crease in manpower, the Chapter participated in many special events, such as several community work projects, a party for chil- dren attending the Rolla State School, an active par- ticipation in intramurals, and despite the number of members, the Chapter man- aged to take the APO Blood Drive Trophy. 229 Triangle, a social as well as a professional fraternity, is a brother- hood of engineers, architects and scientists. Its membership has grown to the point of expansion into an Annex next door— Triangle West. We are active in the Gamma Alpha Delta sponsored work pro- jects and recently aided in remodelling a building in St. James for the senior citizens of that community. With these accomplishments behind them, Triangle is eagerly looking forward to the new chal- lenges of its fiftieth year. 230 I TRIANGLE Bottom row, I. to r.: Bill Nichols, Brian Rock, Dave Bonney, Mike Bell, Jim Parks, De- wayne Roberts, Bob Brewer, Jeff Porter, Gary Campbell, Bill Pepper; Next row: Jim Wegrzyn, Randy Bissey, Vic Ratkowski, Mark Sebree, Harry Laswell, Terry Kremmel, Greg Melton, Kevin Clarkin, Mike Johnson, Keith Barton, Keith Bockelman, Roger Good- let, Dennis Allen, Bill Storoy; Short row in center: Gary Harland, Karl Joern, Dave Noel- ken; Top row: Gary Shellenberger, John Fitzpatrick, Ralph Tucker, Bob Durbin, Bob Borcherding, (head hand) USO. Bruce Stuart, Steve Lightbody, Wayne Greaves, Dave Bullock. °vv V ft ' O ' !Ai Student Governm Service Publications . . . Religious Intercultural. . . . Professional . . . military Special Interest. Honoraries music Independents . . Little Sisters. . . . 235 238 240 241 242 244 .248 250 .254 .257 260 .262 734 STUDENT COUNCIL First row, I. to r.: Steve Liescheidt, Mona Ogle, Edie McCaw, Ron Rembold, Paul Williams; Second row, I. to r.: Bill Alt, Carol Foster, Jeanne Achelpohl, Steve Brothers, Dick Sumner; Third row, I. to r.: Bruce Bryan, Debbie Orrick, Eric Hirsch, Rick Yelton; Fourth row, I. to r.: Ken Lueckenhoff, Mike Stilz, Jana Trampe, Duane Parrish; Fifth row, I. to r.: Bobby Wixson, Jim Martin, Steve Goldammer, Tobey Yadon; Sixth row, I. to r.: Virgil Work, Marc Dabney, Bob Mitchell, Andy Schelin, Tom Snodgrass; Seventh row, I. to r.: Randy Scherer, Randy Moore, James Saylor, Mike Johnson, Bennett, Dale Brzuchalski, Sam Enns, James Cawvey; Not pictured: Bill Christians, Paul Schnoebelen. STUDENT UNION BOARD First row, I. to r.: d ' Arcy Holt, Carl Hayworth, Rex Cramer; Second row, I. to r.: Tim McGraw; Third row, I. to r.: Bob Welsh, Jackie DeThorne, Mrs. Berna Harvey; Fourth row, I. to r.: Bob Burton, Ethan Chamberlain, Brian Rock, Bill Bray, Steve Bross, Phil Yount. STUDENT UNION BOARD COfTimiTTEES SPECIAL EVENTS From row, Ih to r«: Steve Wagner, John Feldman, Ann Giesler, Melanie Miller, Sue Braaf, Karen Solan; Middle: Jeanne Achelpohl, Lee Rich- ardson, Andy (Kid) Schelin, Randy Meyr, Pat Mudd, Bob Burton- Director; Back row, I. to r.: Don Weidinger, Bob Klauser, Steve Gold ammer, Joe Kettinger, Dolph Henderson, RECREATION Sitting, L to r.: Phil Bissey, Mike Bell, Bob Brewer, Larry Molina, Steve Brothers, Philip Yount, Steve Ford, Dave Soizer, Jeff Claus; Standing, I. to r.: Mel- vin Heisserer, Phil Boegner. GENERAL LECTURES HOSPITALITY Front row, L to r,: Carma Stone, Twyla Morgan; Middle row, I, to r,: Kathy Colvin, Lindy Lomax, Glenna Chilton, Jackie Dethorne— Director, James Brown; Back row, I. to r.: Jim Ward, Dave Kreher. Front row, L to r.: Cris Cape (Space man), Marc A. Treppler, Bob Brewew (Nurd), Mikey Patterson; Middle row, I. to r. : Marc Bunz, Bill Bray— Director, Alex Lindberg, John Collier, Tom Williams, Russ Dahmer, Bob Smith; Back row, I, to r : Steve Partney, Gary Harland, Ken Leukemeyer (Blitzed), Sam Enns, Pat Noland (Red), Larry Schwab, Jim McDonald, Mike Burns, Bob Stuart (Arky), 236 SOCIAL Fums Front row, I. to r,: Jim Bouverie, Elaine Christian, Tim McG raw— Director, Kerrinda Ku bin ski, Arthur Giesler; Back row, L to r.: Ed Banovic, Ed Rush, Rich Eiler, Jim Latteman Front row, I. to r.: Jon Manning, Fred Marshall, Gary Maxwell, Richard Kovner; Back row, L to r,: Walter Griffin, Bob Arnold Jim O ' Neill, Bob Welsh— Director, Dennis Moore, Sam Enns PUBLIC RELAT IONS Jim Latteman, Jim Unci come, Steve Brooks, Kathy Dill, Ethan Chamberlain— Director, Dave Schade, Michael Burns OUTDOOR RECREATION First row, I, to r : Karl Joern, John Feldman, Vic Ratkowski, Roger Goodlet, Bruce Bryant, Gary Harland: Second row, I to r : Bill Storoz, Tom Williams, Brian Rock-Director, Julie Mil- ler, Sherry McDonald— Director Front row, I. to r,: Dave Shade, Steve Brass-Director, Myron Grubaugh, David Askren, Al Harding; Back row, I to r : Steve Tillman, Jeff Williams, Gary Gibbs, Stanton Hadley, Tim Er- man. flPO Front row, I. to r : Kelly McGrath, Bill Ehrhard, unknown. Dean Lindstrom, Pat Mudd, Kevin Clarkin, Paul Telhorst; Middle row, I. to r : Steve Goldammer, Scott Mattlage, Gary Howorth, Rhonda Reed, Kathy Dill, Jackie Dethorne, Dave Holland, Paul Andrew, Joe Qffutt, Gary Dial; Back row, I. to r,: Steve Lieschiedt, Ray Ehrhard, Kathy Veit, Rusty Goldammer, Larry Thiemann, Mark Gammon, unknown, Gary Cline, Hillis Pratt, Gary Maxwell, Dan Stephen Front row, L to r,: Ann Giesler, Mark Dolecki, Patty Reynolds, Rich Fleschner, Ken Lueckenhoff, Mark Alvey, Bill Nichols, Bob Roewe; Back row, L to r.: Randy Crystals, Patye Thomas, Sally Schwager, Bob Sch- nell, Jim Junge, John Hohenberger, Len Lutz, Jeff Welzbacher, Dan Skillman, Aaron Cook, Mike Luecken- hoff. BLUE KEY CPD Front row, I. to r. Joe Martin, David Muenks, Bill Miehe, Paula Marcel lus, Mark Dolecki, Dave Denner; Middle row, I, to r.: Bob Born, Joe Offutt, Vern Boehme, Dave Wisdh, Ruedi Fis- cher, Jeanne Acheipohl, Denise Denner; Back row, L to r.: Ed Haberstroh. Dave Kuhn, Don Cline, Jim Waechter, Bob Fleisch- man. Brad Scott, Bill Lueckenhoff, Rich Fleschner. First row, I. to r,: Ken Kutscher, Bruce Kates, Sharon Brady, Jeanne Acheipohl, Debbie Shanta; Second row, L to r,: Mike McCall, Mike Sallwasser, Bob Dallas, Steve Kovac, Ron Mueller, Jim Junge, Bob Dur- bin; Third row, I. to r : Father Don Lammers, William Harris, Walt Lovell, Bob Schnell, Mike Lackner, Bob Brennan, Duane Marble, James Sutton, Bill Maples, Joe Never, Jon Trusik, Bill Samples, Gary Harland, Cl if Baumer, Larry Shipers, Richard W. Stephenson, Rev, Clayton Smith. 238 INTERCOLLEGIATE KINIGHTS Bottom row, I. to r.: Joe O ' Brien, Jim Puckett, David Brockman, Jim Kettinger, Ron Craig; Sec- ond row, I. to r.: Ted Bestor, Jay Petrechko, Grant Hamlet, Jim Cawvey; Third row, I. to r.: Rich Tota, Tom Fennessey, David Muenks, Joel Looney, Bob Boon, Pete Kinman; Fourth row, I. to r.: Joe Offutt, Larry Buchtmann, David Levings, Don Weidinger, Kevin Skibiski, Gary Kallmeyer. INTERCOLLEGIATE KNIGHTS AUXILIARY Front row, I. to r.: Jennie Adkins, Wilma Kirn, Phyl- lis Lanza, Reta Russell, Kathy Atteberry, Susan Wilker- son, Rosie Love; Back row, I. to r.: Pat Scholl, Rita Stockhecker, Lana Bray, Ronnie Durling, Debbie Gower, Peggy Cahill, Elaine Christian, Linda Vander- wal, Joyce Agnew, Joy Ewens, Nancy Edmonds. CIRCLE K First row, I. to r.: Duane Marble, Mike Marx, Burton Walker, Larry Bell; Second row, I. to r.: Rich Stratmann, Phil Boegner, Bill Pen- dleton, Jay Fisher; Third row, I. to r.: Jeff Claus, Ray Sudheimer, Jim Fallon, Don Short; Fourth row, I. to r.: Steve Ingerson, Jim Peuster, Mike Allen; Fifth row, I. to r.: Mark Trent, Rex Brown. First row, I. to r.: Matt Wille, Sam Enns, Dave Ebersole, Joe Hopkins; Second row, I. to r.: Joe Of futt, Gene Pokorny, Rick Campbell, Mark Plag; Third row, I. to r.: Paul Hager, Gary Cline, Steve Henkel, Lou Reinisch. 239 miSSOURI fTIINER Front row, I. to r.: Bob Valleroy, Randy Johnson, Steve Kovac, Linda Ponzer, Ron Farley, Art Stevenson, Ted Cottrell; Back row, I. to r.: Bob Born, Dan Rembold, Gary Sandbothe, Dan Shelledy, Rich Markey, Paul Andrew, Bill Uding, Ed Burford, Bruce Schaller, Denny Gilliam. r m [ HF rT| m r r TY ' u i La % Fit -i i ft Wf l ,, a UmR ENGINEER First row, I. to r.: Larry Roddy, Steve Lay, Jim Detry; Second row, I. to r.: Allen Gilliam, Lou Reinisch, Kurt Rieke; Third row, I. to r.: Mike Mathews, Robbie Campbell, Roger Parisa; Fourth row, I. to r.: Kathy Colvin, Marc Treppler, John Garrett, Linda Ponzer. KIT1NR First row, I. to r.: Dave Heile, Paul Abney; Second row, I. to r.: Bill Ahal, Doug Wohlert; Third row, I. to r.: Jim Abbott, Brian Sullivan, John Golzy, Ron Williams, unknown, Jon Frederickson, Craig Bernstein, Bob Wright; Fourth row, I. to r.: Robert Clark, John LaFiore, Marc Treppler, Jeff Brad- shaw, Judge Hamilton, Dan Williams, Dennis Hart, Greg Best; Fifth row, I. to r.: Mary Foehse, Brian Smith, Larry Wolf, Skip Garner. 240 Front row, I to r: Andy Boys, Nick DeLarber, Ralph Ffori, Don Lammers, Mike Saflwasser, Jim Abbott, Debbie Kloeppel. Middle row, I to r: Dick Hoffman ( Jim Puckett, Mike Cerulo, Mary Garrett, Bob Bern, Tom H ei ter t p John Garrett, Steve Saflwasser, Steve Kovac. Back row, I to r: Mark B laser, Laura Blaser, Rick Wurth, Ed Schulte, Ken Brugioni, Margaret Lloyd, Brian Rock, Suzanne Duncan, Kevin Finder, Bob Naeger, BAPTIST STUDENT UNION First row, I to r: Doug Steen, Diana Dietzler, Maria Wilms- meyer, Beverly Hartmann, Nancy Edmonds, Kerrinda Kubin- ski. Second row, I to r: Lana Bray, Brian Lenharth, Tim Cok, David Stinson, Archie Taylor, Roy Owen Wingfield, Third row, I to r: Bill Million, Jim England, Dr s Pyron, Michael Hes- ter, Don Meek, Tim McGraw Fourth row, I to r: Robert Schae- fer, Mike Barger, Bill Heifner, Jesse Parrott. WESLEY FOUNDATION Front row, I to r: Ron Schrenker, Reid Herzog, Pam Herzog, Pat Spencer, Lois Traudenburgh, Dave Dillard, Krm Coleman, Middle row, I to r: Morgan Slusher, Joe Tull, Wanda Tull, Vern Durham, Jim Highfill, Terri Payne, Steve Spencer, Bill Zimmerly, Cameron Haston, Back row, I to r: Gordon Lewis, Or. Proctor, Clayton Smith, John Scott Pearson, Debbie Kloeppel, Ben Dubach, Susan Williams, Joy Aycock, Sandi Hagnj, Bob Chapman, Rebecca O ' Dell, Mark Strange, Rusty Brian, Ramsey Garner, John Daugherty, Ronald Guttermuth, Steve Adams, Rick Schrenker, Terry Smith, 24 1 Gflmmfl DELTA Front row, I to r: Glenn Johney, Kerrinda Kubinski, Beverly Hartmann, Mary Foeshe, Pastor Hillsabeck, Sue Schoedel, Paul Hager, Mike Farris. Back row, I to r: Dave Strelow, Walter Biilingham, Dave Milster, Chuck Hillhouse, Ross Liv- engood, Mark Schoedel, Al Crosby, Tom Kvale. INTERVARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP LIAHONA Front row, I to r: Mike Mathews, Dan McElhiney, Jim Clifton, Mark Draper. Back row, I to r: Peter Ojo Sanni, Mary Draper, Gene Yow, Rodman Kirkpatrick, Terry Bollinger. Front row, I to r: Theresa O ' Day, Vera Malko, David Thatcher. Back row, I to r: Russell Brinkman, Kurt Humphrey, Ciro Davila, Jerry Collins, Duane Elliott. CHRISTIAN CAITIPUS HOUSE 242 FEDERATION OF LATIN AfTlERICAN STUDENTS Front row, I to r: Juan Silva, Luis Dieurn, Jesus Rivero, Salvador Lezama, Ramon Onrono, Jose Gomez. Back row, I to r: Marcos Urbina, Eduardo Lima, Luis Aguilera, Jose Angel Rodriguez, Luis Muchacho, Luis Carrero, Edecio Pacheco, Edgar Orlando Rodriguez, Edgar Gil, Pedro Castillo. v pus CUB AFRICAN STUDENTS ASSOCIATION First row, I to r: Ben Obika, Aniefiok Sunday Eka, Adebowale Akinsanya, Sanusi Paul Adebayo. Second row, I to r: Oliver A. Onyewuenyi, Charles Nchako, Kola wole Musa, J. Tamba Mayah, Funso Lawal. Third row, I to r: Ernie Onyia, Chrys. Johnny Obot, Alabi Ganiu, Oki Edu, Innocent Mark, Air Ihonre, Stephen Nwaiwu Fourth row, I to r: Sylvester Joan, Peter Sanni. ASSOCIATION OF BLACK STUDENTS First row, I to r: Keith D. Conaway, Robert F. Henry, Carey Garland, Thomas L. James. Second row, I to r: Terry Moore, Zachary McNeal, Gina Pruitt, Paul E. Sims, Jimmy Brown, Floyd Harris, Virgil Card, Terry D. Logan. Third row, I to r: James Richardson, Elihue Acker- son, Kenneth C. Hernton, Michael W. Todd, Steve Townsell, Simeon Layne, Jr., Mark E. Pledger. 243 mETPLLURGICRL SOCIETY First row, I to r: Mike Chisom, Charles Neuhart, Sharon Tay- lor, Kenton Wright. Second row, I to r: Joe Clapp, Larry Cas- tor, Ken Burris, Fred Kisslinger, John Keating. Third row, I to r: Dennis Robertson, Andy Schelin, Ray Prater, Fourth row, I to r: Steve Btair, Jeanne Achelpohl, Rick Krieger, Bruce Tip- ton, Rajendra Shah, Rick Cottrell. Fifth row, I to r: Vi nay Chaskar, L« Robert Hurst, Miladin Curovic, Ken Metz. RfTlERICRN FOUNDRYfTIRN’S SOCIETY First row, I to r : Fred Kisslinger, Mark Mateer, Andy Schelin, Dennis Robertson. Second row, I to r: Mike Searcy, Steve Blair, Keith Schuette, Don Chronister. Third row, I to r: Don Askeland, Nuri, Sharon Taylor, Rich Fleschner. Fourth row, I to r: Kenton Wright, Ming Yuh-Chu, Felipe Farinez, Bruce Bachman. Fifth row, I to r: Unknown, unknown, Greg Carroll Dave Epperson, Sixth row, I to r: Manfred Wuttig. SOCIETY OF miNING ENGINEERS First row, I to r: Unkonwn, Deb Woolbright, Bruce Allen, Douglas Stout, Terry Howell. Second row, I to r; Joe Faber, John Vallar, Myron White, Ed Hilligass, Jim Cole, Dave Allen. Third row, I to r: Steve Tillman, Dave Hoyle, John McLaughlin, Norm Istermann, Steve Lautenschtaeger, Norm Hass, Orie Rouse, Patty Whittaker. Fourth row, I to r: Luis Aguilera, Ronny Sadri, Larry Molina, unknown, unknown, Rick Melcher, John Little, Ruedi Fischer. PmERICPN CERRmiC SOCIETY First row, I to r: William Ballard, Lana Bray. Second row, I to r: Kurt Humphrey, Charles Schlef, David Suiter, Third row, I to r: David Eber- sole, Jeffrey Keck, Brian Flandermeyer. Fourth row, I to r: C«A. Sorrell, Paul Baker, Gordon Lewis, H,U. Anderson, Jeffrey Stevenson. 244 AfDERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERING First row, I to r: F. Kempt, D. Repp, M. Nail, C. Dulin, D. Muenks. Sec- ond row, I to r: D. Sutton, D. Battiest, B. Hendrix, R. Hendrix, J. Edney, L. Richardson, T. Fennessey. Third row, I to r: D. Weinkein, S. Ford, J. Jaeger, B. Ellerbrake, R. Love, S. Wilkerson, S. P. Clemence, M. Wille, R. Bass. Fourth row, I to r: B. Uding, D. Glynn, M. Dickensheet, D. Mink, R. Schwartze, B. Kates, D. Stolt, W. Kirn, S. Tillman, D. Fendler. Fifth row, I to r: D. Skillman, R. Crane, R. Markey, P. Allen, D. Fischer, B. Swenty, M. Brown, R. Laughlin, C. Veesaert, D. Brockman. Sixth row, I to r: K. Kunkel, D. Gawlik, K. Bodenhamer, M. Heitzman, D. Chambers, D. Elgin, R. Larkins, G. Aronberg, T. Micnhimer, J. Wenzlich. Seventh row, I to r: J. Blankenship, M. Lester, D. Hennighan. INSTITUTE OF TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERS Left to right: Price Hatcher, Mark Alvey, Sak Kongsuwan, Bruce Haigh, Vern Boehme, Ali Selim, Rick Larkins, Mohammad Huo, Suppamas Pracharvej, Dan Skillman. SOCIETY OF PETROLEUm ENGINEERS ASSOCIATION OF ENGINEERING GEOLOGISTS First row, I to r: Reid Walker, Jim McLean, John Creveling, Dennis Gleason, Dick Hoffmann. Second row, I to r: Steve Tillman, Dale Hudson, Sherri Clark, Wes Wimmer. Third row, I to r: Stephen Adams, John Daugherty, Lou Holt, John Carter. Fourth row, I to r: John Short, Allen Agnew Matt Curran, Mark Gredell, Mike Fugate. 245 INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERS First row, I to r: J. Detry, S. Kuehn, P. Kinman, B. Heitz. Second row, I to r: O. Kefoglu, M. Wieberg, R. Kompa, J. Heller, K. Rieke, J. Turner. Third row, I to r: J. Garrett, S. Newby, M. Marx, T. Burbridge, D. Webb, Dr. K. Dunipace. Fourth row, I to r: T. Clinkingbeard, D. Strawhun, D. Webers, S. Bihr, F. Ipock, D. Smith, M. Palmer. First row, I to r: B. Ruzensky, D. Leitterman, L. Lammert, L. Wolf, Sec- ond row, I to r: M. Mills, A. Esker, Dr. F. Kern, R. Chapman. Third row, I to r: G. Best, B. Snodgrass, R. Scarr, J. Bode, J. Mangoff, R. Sch- mitt. Fourth row, I to r: K. Keitel, M. Westerdale, M. Vasel, M. Mattione. SOCIETY OF PHYSICS STUDENTS Front row, I to r: A. Brinegar, E. Boesl, D. Wood, S. Walker, B. Nel- son, B. Elliot, J. Hunt. Back row, I to r: R. May, L. Perrymore, K. Whisnant, E. Redd, B. Dewitt, G. Sammelmann, C. Deigel. AftlERICAN INSTITUTE OF AERONAUTICS AND ASTRONAUTICS Front row, I to r: Kim Kline, Mark Fulks, Glenn Johney, Curtis Grueing, Den- nis Mills, Steve Conner, Duane Williams. Back row, I to r: Unknown, John Moore, unknown, Jim Casstevens, Joe Brascasco, Dave Johnson, Carla Yager, John Pool, Harlan Nelson, David Epstine, Walter Counsbery, Leslie Koval. mANAGEmENT ASSOCIATION 246 AfTlERICAN INSTITUTE OF CHEfTlICAL ENGINEERS j ■ .. % bH It L £ 33 First row, I to r: Kerls, Grice, Wilhelm, Turnbough, Beresik. Second row, I to r: Quinn, Wilson, Foley, Stone, B. Smith, Webber, Centner. Third row, I to r: Lacy, Wyatt, Schroeder, Swinney, Brenner, Trampe, Todd. Fourth row, I to r: Naeger, Berg, Nicks, Roper, Saylor, Schwab, Brandmeyer, Cawl- field, Bakhshi. Fifth row, I to r: Barclay, Flebbe, Johaningmeyer, Klender, Mees, Calvin, Webster, Levings, Blankenship. ASSOCIATION FOR COITIPUTING ITIACHINERY First row, I to r: K. Miles, P. Clarke, S. Karnes, M. Madras, L. Guevel, T. White- side. Second row, I to r: D. Kloeppel, M. Garrett, S. Culwell, R. Stockdale, E. Lillie, B. Ortbals, R. Freeman. Third row, I to r: D. Schade, C. Harmon, K. Bauch, M. Baker, S. Vrazlich, A. Danhorst, H. Jasper. Fourth row, I to r: M. Mueller, T. Leichenauer, M. Taylor, L. Hamrick, K. Darby, M. Higginbotham. Fifth row, I to r: M. Bune, A. Hilleary, P. Horn, P. Maddox, D. Budd, M. Curry, S. Guntly. C.L. DAKE GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY First row, I to r: Joyce Payne, Torie Vandeven, Rona Whittall. Second row, I to r: Susan Collins, Jan Rohr, Brenda Talty, Julie Miller. Third row, I to r: Bob Ballard, Mark Reising, Ken Searcy, Greg Frank, Terry Panhorst. Fourth row, I to r: Mark Marikos, Chuck Lane, John Shelnutt, Jim Brown, Doug Rickman, Dave Hoffman. AmERICAN SOCIETY OF mECHANICAL ENGINEERING First row, I to r: Steve Brothers, Melvin Heisserer, Louann Ruyle, Dennis Kinchen, Guy Renshaw, Phil Boegner. Second row, I to r: Dwight Bushnell, Robert Britton, Dan Kovarik, Bill McAllister, Fred Meyers, Gary Go lhoffer, Alan Zachary, H. R. Sharp. Third row, I to r: James Sutton, Ed Jantosik, Mike Miller, Steve Post, Randall Dean, Ron Schrenker, Rick Schrenker, D. C. Look. 247 PERSHING RIFLES First row, I to r: Darrell Milburn, James Rooney, T. E. Sandidge, Terry D. Coker. Second row, I to r: Gary Trans- meier. Major Dois Webb, Nicole Talbot, Robert S. Bourne. RAIDERS First row, I to r: Anne Fulton, James D. Humphrey, Gary Dameron, Thomas Stark, Richard A. Jones. Second row, I to r: Dave Wills, Bevan Collins, Susan Williams, Roy Owen Wingfield, Charles Smith, Edgar Ray, Larry McAllister. ASSOCIATION OF WOmEN STUDENTS Front row, I to r: Lenard Klender, P. Knapp, Supe Russell, Giesie Giesler, M M, Terri Noellar, Cheryl Westphal, Michelle Robeson. Back row, I to r: Judy Flebbe, L. Crayens, J. J., Pat Thomas, Joy Ewens, Carol Foster, Margaret E. White. CHESS CLUB Robert v’ Stepp Danny Huff ' Edvvard p - Hod 9 e - Second row, I to r: Michael E. Ellis, 248 UmR DAfAES FORENSIC CLUB ASSOCIATION OF GRADUATE STUDENTS Front row, I to r: Bob Kuhlmann, Jim Stubbs, John Aldag, Bob Ballard, Jerry Kiefer, Frederick Rambow. Back row, I to r: Jerome George, Terry Pickett, Mike Cerulo, Steve Tillman. INTRAmURAL mANAGERS’ ASSOCIATION First row, I to r: Dewey Algood, Bill Meyer, Jim Hodak, Mark Pfitzinger, John Guerdan, Ken Jinkerson, Joe Morales, Larry Conner, Rocky Andes, David Wibbenmeyer. Second row, I to r: Erick Lugor, Steve Warger, Mark Roenfeldt, Ed Heckman, Mark Miller, Gregg Carlson, John Dolan, Rodney Sampson, Rick Yelton, Gary Roebke. Third row, I to r: Norman Henry, Jerry Smith, Steve Geiger, Jon Danuser, Allen Welshon, Bob Nunnally, Charles Mattson, John Fitz- patrick, Fred Marshall, Jim Waechter. KARATE CLUB Left to right: Mike Aguilar, Rodney Leach, Ken Scholle, John Jones. 249 IT1ATES m-CLUB First row, I to r: Richard Erickson, Matt Heinicke, Bill Warner, Rick Cooper, Jerry Hof man. Second row, I to r: Brad Schrejber, Paul Vetter, Greg Best, Jim Hunicke, Mike Simac, Gary Roebke, Third row, I to r: Gene Kuelker,Jeff Lewis, Veronica Purling, John Moles, David Weaver, Andy Cox. Fourth row, I to r: Terri Noelker, Carol Rusself, Joy Ewens, Dan Roper, Ken Burris, Greg Haug, Jerry Smith, RADIO CLUB First row, I to r: Ron Lile, Mark Miller, Barry Wealand, Dave Mery, Prof Nau. Se cond row, I to r: Charlie Brune, Jim Swaters, Steve Sutt- erer, Tom Zuiss, Mark Call, Dan Smith, David Bertagnolli. Third row, I to r: Ken Gianino, Lee Ruppert, Greg Best, John McVay, Galen Joh- ney. 250 RUGBY CLUB First row, I to r: Mike Jerome, Bruce Bales, Dan Angel i, J. C. Griese. Second row, I to r: Mike Coryell, Kevin Oberdick, Mark Drumm, Rick Petri. Third row, I to r: Jim Grelle, Rick Webb, Steve Lewis, Kevin Richardson, Jim Poubek, Mark Sullentrop, Matt Christian, David Jerome, Bruce Kates, John Burton. ST. PAT ' S BOARD First row, I to r: Hugh Kind, Rich Markey, Ed Lueckenhoff, Barry Baiotto, Gerald Meyr, Roland Poertner, Joe Vehige, Mike Kirn, Bill Wagener. Second row, I to r: Dwight Tidquist, Mike Mayou, Jay Jost, Kent Richardson, John Heidbreder, Rich Weaver, Joe Grana, Gary Underwood, George Schubert, Bob Naeger, Jim Grelle Third row, I to r: Bill Merten, Rex Thurman, Rob Stamer, Bill Nichols, Jim Doubek, Gene Young, Steve Wagner, Ellis Sisk, Brian Walker, Tom Sontheimer, Paul Koeper, Jack Bruns. Fourth row, I to r; Al Jare, Gary Howorth, Joe Gioia, Bud Allen, Leo Valla, Tab Schmidt, Mark Lekar, Mike Schaefer, Randy Picolet. 251 m.s.m. rock cumBERS’ club SCU8R CLUB Front row, I to r: Martin Lamb, Mike Cooper, Dan Romer, Mike Richardson, Richard Etem, Tom Dill. Back row, I to r: Clark Craig, Ed Lillie, Steve Porcelli, Keri Bauch, Dr. Harry Weart. SOCIETY OF WOfTIEN ENGINEERS 252 SPORTS CPR CLUB First row, I to r; Mike Price, Jim Hood, Bob Burton, Bob Peterson, K. Rob Runner. Second row, I to r; Pete Sawtelle, Sharon Davis, Art Tinnemeyer, Charlie Davis, Third row, I to r: Dave Kelley, Ed Foster, Allen Allred, Rob Clark. SPELUNKER’S CLUB First row, I to r: Mike Faust, Erik Tilnnan, Robin Bohnenkamp, Mike Mullen, Jon Trusik, Debbie White, Mark Trent. Second row, 1 to r: Bob Ballad, Michael Maus, Richard Freeman, Kerri nda Kubinski, John Heidbreder. Third row; I to r: Terry Collins, Kirby Diller, Tom Williams, Laurey Costich, Mark Hadley, Wes Wimmer Fourth row, I to r: Michael Roberson, Jim Bowman. THEATRE GUILD First row, I to r; Bruce Chamberlain, Dave Jobe, Barry Stone, Ron Acker, Jan Johaningmeyer Second row, I to r: Jo Ellen Pursley, Jana Trampe, Pat Tanaka, Mary Foehse, Morgan SI usher, Karen Ketterer, Nicole Talbot, Andy Schelin. Third row, I to r: Kathy Bryan, Stan Hadley, Rob Clark, Paul Braddock, Rod Cameron. 253 sicmo Gflmmn epsilon OITI EGA CHI EPSILON Front row, I to r: Ken Searcy, Peter Price, Joyce Payne, Danny J. Mc- Murphy, John Brown. Middle row, I to r: Edward W. Aluson, Dave Thompson, Douglas Rickman, Melvin J. Aycock, Laurence M. Nuelle. Back row, I to r: Terry Panhorst, Myron Bockhorst, Charles Lane. Not pictured: Barry Mercer, Joy Ewens, Fred Fass, Torie Vandeven, Dr. P. D. Proctor (Advisor). Front row, I to r: Charles Bodenhamer, Terry Coffman, Gary Schaeffer, James D. Wood, George Reynolds, Larry Schwab, Dave Barclay. Back row, I to r: Ray Sud- heimer, James Saylor, Debbie Kersting, Ed Kobylinski, Bruce Poling, Ronald Pin- aire, Gary Maxwell. CHI EPSILON Front row, I to r: J. O ' Brien, J. Bayless, B. Kates, T. Micnhimer, D. Kerns, J. Pool, D. Wisch, V. Bates, B. McAllister, D. Muenks, M. Dina- poli, C. Mahin, G. Aronberg. Back row, I to r: B. Peterson, D. Sutton, J. Rau, K. Woods, R. Laughlin, C. Veesaert, T. Sudholt, J. Jaeger, D. Kuhn, E. Rodgers, R. Dabler, R. Larkins. PI EPSILON TflU ALPHA CHI SIGmA Front row, I to r: Luis Muchacho, Steve Gilbert, Warren Caldwell, Joe Martin. Back row, I to r: Doug Kinnett, Jerry Smith, Larry Brew er, David Craycraft, Allen Nichols, Marion Arnold, Richard Henry, James Clifton. First row, I to r: D. Mees, M. Hardesty, M. Levings, K. Thornton. Second row, I to r: S. Lacy, M. Foley, J. Puckett, M. Miller, R. Webber. Third row, I to r: M. Quinn, D. Gerber, J. Degood, D. Kersting, K. Schuette, T. Beresik. Fourth row, I to r: J. Erb, G. Cline, Dr. J. Hufham, Dr. D. W. Beistel, L. Scherrer, N. Talbot, V. Bakhshi. Fifth row, I to r: J. Wool, D. Barclay, J. Flebbe, C. Cooper, G. Fishcher, G. Chappell, P. Blankenship, R. Stockhecker. Sixth row, I to r: B. Naeger, S. Duncan, G. Foutch, T. Coffman, S. McGinley, D. Scharf, C. Hillhouse, G. Pruitt, L. Wehmeier. Seventh row, I to r: M. Robeson, D. Suiter, A. Messina, B. Wyatt. 254 KERAfTlOS ETA KAPPA NU Front row, I to r: Tom Pond, Pham Quy Chot, Dan Underwood, Dennis Leitter- man, Paul Abney, Mike Cerulo, Ross Livengood. Second row, I to r: Mel Vasel, Gary Nekula, Rich Murray, Mark Mills, Bill Maples, Mark Call, Jim Detry, Dan Hughes, Vicky Headrick. Third row, I to r: David Perry, Lonnie Heldenbrand, Mark Westerdale, Charles Nchako, Bruce Lowe, Dennis Appel, Dave Brandon, Nick Barrack, Jim Pruitt, Dr. Jack Bourquin. Front row, I to r: William Ballard, Lana Bray, Chris Sorrell. Second row, I to r: Paul Baker, Kurt Humphrey, Charles Schlef, David Suiter. Third row, I to r: C. A. Sorrell, Advisor, Jeffrey Keck, Brian Flandermeyer. Fourth row, I to r: Gordon Lewis, H. V. Anderson, Jeffrey Stevenson. KAPPA mu EPSILON Front row, I to r: Thomas Moder, Tom Kolze, David Shade, Amy Billing- ton, Glenn Weidler, David Bishop, Bill McKee. Back row, I to r: Jim Joiner, Bob Letton, Mitch Baker, Ray McFarland, Gary VanDusen, Jack Posey, Paul Schnoebelen, Steve Bollinger, Peter Sawtelle. UPSILON PI EPSILON Front row, I to r: Keith Houghton, Don Chronister, Ken Burris, Dennis Robertson. Second row, I to r: Ray Prater, Mark Blaser, Kenton Wright, Richard Christie. Third row, I to r: Ram Narasagoudar, Ming-Yuh Chu, Felipe Farinez. Fourth row, I to r: Jeanne Achelpohl, Steve Blair. Front row, I to r: Alex Hilleary, Ron Taylor, Larry Hamrick, Mark Mueller. Back row, I to r: Steve Vrazalich, Joyce Agnew, Carla Schult, Arthur Wil- kins, Glenn Weidler, David Schade, Robert Stockdale, Elizabeth Sinn, Cindy Harmon, Bill McKee, Larry Guevel, Terry Whiteside. 255 TAU BETA PI Front row, I to r: Dave Muenks, Fred Webelhuth. Second row, I to r: Fred Storck, Pete Kinman. Third row, I to r: Maria Diquarto, Bobby Vee, Ramona Day, Bob Kuhlman, Bill Christians, Mike Dinapoli. Fourth row, I to r: Terry Micnhimer, Dennis Leitterman, David Kutilek, Jim Detry, Dan Underwood, Rick Scarr. Fifth row, I to r: Tobey Yadon, Skip Garner, unknown, Donald Long, Randy Forchee, Steve Wagner, Tim Bradley. Sixth row, I to r: Pham Chot, John Donham, Daryl Magers, John Duggan, unknown, Warren Cadwell, unknown, Roland Poertner. Front row, I to r: Russ Reynolds, Rich Larkins, George Reynolds. Second row, I to r: Ray Prater, Nicole Talbot, Carol Foster. Third row, I to r: David Brandon, Mike Chisolm, David Dillard, Richard Schrenker, Ronald Schrenker. Fourth row, I to r: Dan Kerns, Don Repp, Ross Livengood, Stuart Berg, Rick Vogel, Keith Keitel. Fifth row, I to r: David Barclay, Larry Schwab, Jo Ellen Brandmeyer, unknown, Mike Sallwasser, Phil Chicoineau, Brian Flandermeyer. Sixth row, I to r: Jefferson Harrell, unknown, Dan Koch, unknown, unknown, Tim Bradley, Roland Poertner, Bill Ogroski. THETA TAU Front row, I to r: Dave Lucas, Gerald Meyr, Jeff Carter, Mike Kirn, Ruedi Fischer. Middle row, I to r: Rick Winkler, Mark Dolecki, Bob Fleischman, Mark Moran, Hugh Kind, Craig Hafner, Bob Born, John O ' Reilly, Dennis Kinchen, Jim Hummert, Roland Poertner. Back row, I to r: Jim Griese, Kurt Wilhelm, Randy White, Len Lutz, Bobby Hilton, Dave Driemeier, Rich Markey, John Vallar. Front row, I to r: Rodney Meyers, Jim Waechter, Dave Wisch, Jim Griese, Randy White. Middle row, I to r: Bill Warwick, Dude Harms, Larry Ship- ers. Bill Long, Sam Massey, Kevin Oberdick, Bill Meister, Ron Rembold, Joe Vehige, Randy VanDeven. Back row, I to r: Jim Junge, Charlie Side- bottom, Montie Carr, Mike Jerome, Bill Wagener, Jay Jost, Kent Richard- son. 256 CHPmBER CHOIR First row, I to r: Amy Billington, Maribeth Grech us, Vera Mai ko, Paula Marcel lus, Ella Uthe, Debbi Kloeppel. Second row, I to r: Kathy Bryan, Jeanne Achelpohl, Doris Behr, Lessa Cravens, Jan Johaningmeyer, Judy Flebbe, Lynn Weiss. Third row, I to r: Glen Joh ney, Stan Hadley, Al Harding, Steve Watson, Paul Abney, Dave Cawlfield, Bill Heifner, C. Mark Peter- man Fourth row, I to r: Dave Thatcher, Tom Burbridge, Doug Adamson, Barry Stone, Carl Trauth, Dave Ebersole, Steve Allen, Mark Draper, Paul Wonderly. UNIVERSITY CHOIR First row, I to r: Kim Coleman, Sandee Sands, Lynn Weiss, Sherry McDonald, Diana Lyon, Second row, I to r: Mary Foehse, Jo Ellen Pursley, ISIannette Bert, Patti Tanaka, Debbi Kloeppel, Sheila Leininger. Third row, I to r: Teresa Bruner, Kathy Bryan, Kim Fledderman, Judy Roper, Jan Johaningmeyer, Margaret Arman, Lillian Sprang. Fourth row, I to r; Steve Adams, Steve Watson, Doug Wood, Mark Marikos, Dan Hughes, Rod Cameron, Stan Heimburger, Morgan Slusher, Bob Baumgartner. Fifth row, I to r: Dave Thatcher, Stan Hadley, Pete Horn, Don Meek, Paul Buschmeyer, Carl Lippitt, Carl Trauth, Randy Picolet. TflU BETA sicmn Front row, I to r : Mona Day, Susan Callahan, Nicole Talbot, Doris Behr, Second row, I to r: Joyce Marshall, Pam Schroeter, Pat Blankenship, Nancy Brown. Third row, I to r: Mrs. Agnes Remington, Mary Foeshe, Elizabeth Sinn, Lois Luehrman, KflPPfl KAPPA PSI Front row, I to r: D. Jobe, Mr, Frank Erickson, B, Lightle, J, Mangoff, S. Gilbert, D. B. Smith. Middle row, f to r: T, Doering, B. Smith, P. Braddock, P, Abney, J, Ziegler, T. McCal lister, R, Yelton, M, Snodgrass, R, Gist, Back row, I to r: B Metheny, S. Partney, G. Campbell, M, Mochel, D. Borcherding, D. A. Smith, K. Oilier, G, Fischer, J, Looney, T. Gen- try, B. Hinton, D, Tucker, J. Baxter, J, McVay, R. Acker, L, Bell, M Foster, P.Wonderly. mPRCHING miNERS CONCERT BPND BRPSS SEXTET JPZZ BPND 259 GDI BOARD OF GOVERNORS Front row, 1 to r: Glen Brand, Bob Dippold, Ivan Irvgeman, Rie Washburn, L . G. Loos, Reta Russel, Debbie Kersting, Greg Haston, Patty Meyer. Back row, I to r: Ted Beresik, Jack Ginnever, Bill Halbert, Kathy Hahn, Sam Denton, Tony Holm, Mark Bruenger. INDEPENDENTS’ WEEKEND COmfTlITTEE Row t, I to r: Bernie Held, John Heller, Emil Reiser 111, Patti Mayer. Back row, I to r: Paul McCoy, Robert (Bud) Allen, Johnny Tucker, Greg Basso n t 260 G D I 261 DAUGHTERS OF LEE Front row, I to r: Linda Call, Sandy Turnbough, Carol Potzmann, Janice Whitney, Angela Trumba Second row, I to r: Mrs Van Nostrand, Jackie Dethorne, Keri Bauch, Cathy Dulin, Phyllis Lanza, Nicki Talbot, LITTLE SISTERS OF DELTA SIGfTlA PHI Front row (sitting), I to v. Debbie Barton, Liz Lorey, Giuseppa Diquarto, Second row, I to r: Leah Briggeman, Kim Coleman, Michelle Robeson LITTLE SISTERS OF PIKA First row, I to r: Lee Richardson, Margaret Arman, Vicki Headrick, Second row, I to r: Cheryl Westphal, Kim Allison, Beck! Miessner, Margot Austin, Mitzi White, Third row, l to r: Patty Reynolds, Jill Hansbrough, Patye Thomas, Kathy Veit, Sally Schwager, Lindy Lomax, Sherri Cl ark. CRESCENTS Front, ! to r: Wanda Edson, Pat Pagano, First row, l to r: Cary Ackelmire, Ann Kristot, Debbie Garrels, Marianne Mangiariadna, Lou Ann Nichols, Sue Has- lett, Charlotte Marsh, Judy Wilson. Second row, I to r Amy Billington, Ann Veatch, Lorrie Werner, Linda Bryson, Debbie Manning, Marla Knaup, Kim Owens, Karen McVey, 262 SISTERS OF THE COLD ROSE First row, I to r: Brenda Ellerbrake, Mary Ann Mueller, Cathy Scholl. Second row, I to r: Linda Steinoff, Laurey Costich, Sandy Day, Kathy Atteberry. Third row, I to r: Jeannette White, Lora Binney, Ella Uthe, Frances Hauschildt. Not pictured: Terry Noelker, Val Brenner, Pat Scholl. SISTERS OF REPi First row, I to r: Karen Ketterer, Mary Larko. Second row, I to r: Deb Kusmec, Yeh-Fin Wang. Third row, I to r: Lynn Klender, Mar- garet Lloyd, Kathy Bryan. Not pictured: Bonnie Wilhite, Nancy Vogel. DRUCHTERS OF DIRNR Front row (sitting), I to r: Jan Touzinsky, Sue Rey, Carma Stone, Mary McDonald, Barb Wilding. Second row, I to r: Wilma Kirn, Rhonda Reed, Barbie Bening, Debbie Bene, Sharon Richards, Deb- bie Ferner. ORDER OF THE SUN Front row, I to r: Cindy Locke, Paula Flint, Susee Grant, Deb- bie Woolbright, Katie Kunkel, Barb Haintl. Back row, I to r: Judy Roper, Glenna Chilton, Jo Ellen Brandmeyer, Karen Grawe, Jennifer Drake, Elaine Christian, Sue Maskill. 263 266 267 268 Denise Lovasco Denner, Life Science Bill Lueckenhoff, Civil Engineer Martin Reynolds, Electrical Engineer 269 270 271 Alan Benson, Geological Engineer 272 COLLEGE OF ARTS SCIENCES Department of Chemistry 274 Department of Computer Science 275 Department of Geology Geophysics 278 Department of Humanities 279 Department of mathematics 279 Department of Physics 280 Department of Social Sciences 281 SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING Department of Chemical Engineering 282 Department of Civil Engineering 284 Department of Electrical Engineering 292 Department of Engineering management 296 Department of Engineering mechanics 298 Department of Aerospace mechanical 298 Engineering SCHOOLOF miNES fTlETALLURGY Department of Ceramic Engineering 305 Department of metallurgical Nuclear 305 Engineering Department of Geological, mining, 307 Petroleum Engineering PAM BALDWIN: Chemistry, G DI TERRI BONE: Chemistry JAMES M. BOWMAN: Chemistry, Spelun- kers ' Club GARY A. CHAPPELL: Chemistry, Alpha Chi Sigma, ACM, ACS, Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi TERRY D. COKER: Chemistry, Pershing Rifles, Wesley Scabbord and Blade, Trap and Skeet Team, Russian CLub, SUB, Rifle Team, M Club, Campus Club, GDI CYRUS E. CROWDER: Chemistry, Phi Eta Sigma. Board of Governors, MRHA RICHARD H. JOHNSON: Chemistry, Shamrock Club DENISE LOVASCO: Chemistry, Blue Key, Kappa Delta, Russian Club, Who ' s Who MELANIE MILLER: Chemistry, Alpha Chi Sigma, SUB, Marching Minerettes LAWRENCE L. OLIVER: Chemistry, ACS EVA PODZIMEK: Chemistry M. BRET SHACKELFORD: Chemistry, Scuba Club ROBERT SIMPSON: Chemistry, Kappa Sigma, W. T. Schrenk Soc. TIM SPURGEON: Chemistry PATRICIA DOYLE: Life Science, GDI, Alpha Chi Sigma, KA Little Sisters PAULA MARCELLUS: Life Science, Kappa Delta, ROLLAMO, GAD, SUB, Lambda Chi Little Sisters, Phi Kappa Phi, Choir, Tau Beta Sigma, Blue Key 274 MICHAEL J. AGUILAR: Computer Sci- ence, Karate Club, Cross Country Team DOUGLAS W. AUSTIN: Computer Sci- ence, BSU EARL BOESL: Computer Science, SPS, ACM, GDI DAVID D. BONNEY: Computer Science, Triangle, GAD, ACM, Kappa Kappa Psi WILLIAM L. BOYLES: Computer Science, ACM, SME, AIME EUGENE M. CLOSE: Computer Science, Mates ALAN DAMHORST: Computer Science, ACM, Mates JANET DEFEND: Computer Science, Zeta Tau Alpha, SUB, ACM THOMAS FI ALA: Computer Science, Varsity Baseball TOM FISCHER: Computer Science, ACM DENISE FLEMING: Computer Science, AWS JOSEPH E. FOLTA,JR: Computer Sci- ence, Phi Kappa Theta, Phi Eta Sigma, Upsilon Pi Epsilon, Miner , ACM, Newman WILLIAM GINNEVER: Computer Sci- ence, St. Pat ' s Board, GDI, KME, Phi Kappa Phi, UPE, ACM, Campus Club, Spelunker ' s Club LAWRENCE GUEVEL: Computer Sci- ence, ACM, UPE, KME EDWARD L. HABERSTROH: Computer Science, Blue Key, APO, St. Pat ' s Board, ACM, Delta Tau Delta RICHARD G. HAMPEL: Computer Sci- ence, Phi Kappa Theta, Chess Club LARRY G. HAMRICK: Computer Sci- ence, ACM, Phi Eta Sigma, IK, Phi Kappa Phi, Upsilon Pi Epsilon 275 KATHY HAND; Computer Science, GD! r Phi Kappa Phi PATRICE HARMAN: Computer Science, ACM JOHN HARTMANN: Computer Science, ACM STEPHEN U HASTINGS: Computer Sci- ence, ACM, GDI ANNIE M. HIGH: Computer Science, Wesley ALEXANDER HILLEARY: Computer Science, Upsifon Pi Epsilon, ACM KEVIN HOEY: Computer Science JOSEPH P. HOPKINS, JR: Computer Science, Delta Sigma Phi, Kappa Kappa Psi, Beta Chi Sigma, IK JOHN R, HOUSER: Computer Science, UPE, ACM, KME HARVEY RAY JASPER: Computer Sci- ence, Campus Club GARY KALLMEYER: Computer Science, SUB, APO, IK, UPE, Kappa Alpha BARRY KRASNER: Computer Science, Alpha Epsilon Pi, ACM JACK P, LIGHTEN BERGER: Computer Science, GDI JILL McCARTNEY: Computer Science, GDI, ACM EARL F. MO R FORD: Computer Science, Wesley, Photo Club, ACM, KME, Var- sity Basketball KIM MORRILL: Computer Science, Zeta Tau Alpha, SUB ’ r ' w N -.■•til l 1 1 (l J i 276 FREDERICK E. NOLLEY: Computer Science, ACM RANDOLPH OLESON: Computer Science, Delta Sigma Phi, APO, ACM JEFF ROSE: Computer Science, Student Council DAVID B. SCHADE: Computer Science, Phi Eta Sigma, SUB, KME, UPE, ACM, Curator Scholar, Lewis E Young Scho- lar CARLA SCHULT: Computer Science, Christian Campus House, ACM, Inter- varsity Christian Fellowship ELIZABETH A. SINN: Computer Science, ACM, UPE,Tau Beta Sigma, SWE, Band IVtARC SMITH: Computer Science, Delta Sigma Phi, IFC, Beta Chi Sigma, Band TOM H. SMITH: Computer Science, Delta Tau Delta, ACM, Beta Chi Sigma MICHAEL H. STARKWEATHER: Com- puter Science, Rugby Club, GDI MICHAEL P. TAYLOR: Computer Sci- ence JOHN R, TRIMBLE: Computer Science LARRY UHER: Computer Science, ACM, Phi Kappa Phi JEFFREY R, VAN PRAAG: Computer Science, Phi Eta Sigma, Tech Club TERRY WHITESIDE: Computer Science, ACM, UPE, KME BOB WILDSCHUETZ: Computer Science, Wesley, Pershing Rifles, ACM, Liahona, Photo Club NARY J, WILLETT: Computer Science, ACM CHARLES F, YARNALL: Computer Sci- ence, GDI, ACM, Varsity Baseball STEVE ZIEGLER: Computer Science, ACM, UPE, GDI, Student Council, Tech Club 277 MYRON BOCKHORST: Geology, C. L. Dake Geological Society ROBERT J. JOHNSON: Geology, Beta Sigma Psi MARK MARIKOS: Geology, C. L. Dake Geological Society, AAS, FOCUS TIMOTHY O ' NEILL: Geology, SUB, Phi Kappa Theta WADE J. REINHEIMER: Geology, Amer- ican Society of Petroleum, Geologists JANICE M. ROHR: Geology, C. L. Dake Geological Society BRENDA TALTY: Geology, SWE, C. L. Dake Geological Society DAVID F. THOMPSON: Geology, Alpha Epsilon Pi, IFC, Arnold Air Society, AFROTC JOHN D. UNKS: Geology TORIE VANDEVEN: Geology, C. L. Dake Geological Society, SWE JOHN HERMAN: Geophysics, SEG, Cross Country, Track GABRIEL R. NEWMAN, JR: Geophysics, BSU, SEG, AAPG, GSA, ASP 278 BRUCE L, EDWARDS, JR: English DEBRA MANNING: English, KMNR, Lambda Chi Little Sisters DORIS ANN BEHR: Math, Band, Tau Beta Sigma, SWE, IKA RICHARD A. BOX: Math BONNIE A, CROUCH: Math, SWE, KME, BSU, Phi Kappa Phi LOIS J. FRADENBURGH: Applied Math, KME, Wesley Foundation RAMSAY GARNER: Math, Wesley Foun- dation, Tech Club, KMSM, Campus Club, Track, KM NR JOHN HUNT: Math, SPS, ACM AMY MACORMIC: Math, KA Little Sisters VERA E. MALKO: Applied Math, Tau Beta Sigma, Liahona, Orchestra, Choir JOYCE MARSHALL: Math, Tau Beta Sigma, Band WILLIAM E. MCKEE: Math, KME, Christian Campus House, CCH Singers, Campus Club 279 ROBERT D. ELLIOTT: Physics, Sigma Pi Sigma RICHARD W. ERDER: Physics, Campus Club, GDI, Astronomy Club, Bicycling Club, KMNR JOSEPH D. FERRY: Physics CLAIRE E. GUIDICINI: Physics, Phi Kappa Phi THEODORE HOELTJE: Physics, Campus Club ROGER E. MAY: Physics, Astronomy Group, Society of Physics Students, Tech-Engine Club SANDRA MEYER: Physics MICHAEL J. MOCHEL: Physics, Band, Arnold Air Society BRUCE D. NELSON: Physics, Sigma Pi Sigma, SPS, Astronomy Club LOYD G. PERRYMORE: Physics, Society of Physics Students, Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Eta Sigma, Sigma Pi Sigma, Astron- omy Group LOU REINISCH: Physics, Phi Eta Sigma, Sigma Pi Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi, Beta Chi Sigma, IK, UMR Engineer GARY SAMMELMANN: Physics, Society of Physics Students, Phi Eta Sigma, Sigma Pi Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi, GDI KERRY L. WHISNANT: Physics, Society of Physics Students, Phi Eta Sigma, KME, Sigma Pi Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi, Campus Club DOUGLAS E. WOOD: Physics Math, Society of Physics Students, Phi Eta Sigma, Sigma Pi Sigma, KME, Campus Club M. GENE YOW: Physics, Intervarsity Christian Fellowship, KME, MRHA 280 WALTER L. BARTON: Economics, Ec- onomics Club, Russian Club DAVID GREEN: Economics MIKE SHERMAN: Economics, Economics Club JOHN R. SHORT III: Economics, Eco- nomics Club JIM W. WHITE: Economics, Economics Club HOLLIS MORELAND: History, Student Social Science Advisory Council, His- tory Club GEORGE L. SPANEL, JR: History JUNE K. AHRENS: Psychology, Psycho- logy Students Association, Phi Kappa Phi DONALD E. BAXTER: Psychology MICHAEL D. BURNS: Psychology, Psy- chology Club, SUB, Mates CECIL L. ELLIS: Psychology, Psychology Students Association LINDSAY E. LOMAX: Psychology, Psychology Club, SUB, PiKA Little Sisters PAUL E. McCOY, JR: Psychology Psychology Students Association, Pis- tol Team, GDI, Theatre Guild FRANCES S. MORRIS: Psychology RUTH OAKES: Psychology, Psychology Club JOAN SIEBELTS: Psychology, French Club, Psychology Club MICHAEL N. WATKINS: Psychology, GDI, Psychology Club BARRY L. WEST: Psychology 281 LONDELL ALLEN: Chemical Engineering DAVID A. BARCLAY: Chemical Engi- neering, Alpha Chi Sigma, AlChE, Phi Kappa Phi, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Eta Sigma, Omega Chi Epsilon PATRICIA BLANKENSHIP: Chemical Engineering, Alpha Chi Sigma, AlChE, SWE, AWS, Tau Beta Sigma, IKA CHARLES BODENHAMER: Chemical Engineering RICHARD BOYD: Chemical Engineering, Acacia GREGG BYERS: Chemical Engineering, Tau Beta Pi, AlChE, Omega Chi Epsilon SHELLEY J. CLAUDIN: Chemical Engi- neering, AlChE, Alpha Chi Sigma, GDI TERRY R. COFFMAN: Chemical Engi- neering, Alpha Chi Sigma, AlChE, MRHA, Omega Chi Epsilon DAVID K. DENNER: Chemical Engineer- ing, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Blue Key, Tau Beta Pi, IK, AlChE JAMES EYE: Chemical Engineering, AlChE, Intervarsity Christian Fellow- ship, MRHA JUDITH L. FLEBBE: Chemical Engineer- ing, Alpha Chi Sigma, AlChE, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi, Omega Chi Epsilon, PiKA Little Sister, AWS, Band RONALD L. GUTERMUTH: Chemical Engineering, MRHA, Wesley Founda- tion, AlChE. TRAN DINH HUNG: Chemical Engineer- ing, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi, AlChE STEVEN N. JAQUAY: Chemical Engineer- ing, AlChE JAN L. JOHNANINGMEYER: Chemical Engineering, AlChE, Theatre Guild, PiKA Little Sister, SUB, UMR Engi- neer, Alpha Psi Omega LYNN KLENDER: Chemical Engineering, AlChE, WRHA, Omega Chi Epsilon, AWS Ii ; 1 ' , _ £ 1 1 | v 1 J-f ' l i I WBBBM 9 ■ s 1 l . ' 1 SIR S J 282 PAULS. MONT!; Chemical Engineering, AlChE RONALD PINAIRE: Chemical Engineer- ing, Omega Che Epsilon, AlChE, Bicy- cling Club, GDI KENNETH F, POTEMPA; Chemical Engi- neering, AlChE, Football GEORGE E. REYNOLDS: Chemical Engi- neering, Omega Chi Epsilon, Tau Beta Pi, M R H A, Trap and Skeet Team MICHELLE A. ROBESON: Chemical Engi- neering, AlChE, Alpha Chi Sigma, Tau Beta Sigma, IK A, Band JOHN P. SCARBOROUGH; Chemical Engineering, AlChE, MRHA GARY A. SCHAEFFER; Chemical Engi- neering, Tau Beta PI, Omega Chi Epsi- lon, AlChE, Rifle Team LEG J, SCHE R RER: Chemical Engineer- ing, GDI, Engineers ' Club, AlChE, Alpha Chi Sigma, Wrestling LAWRENCE R. SCHWAB: Chemical Engineering, AlChE, Campus Club, SUB, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi, Omega Chi Epsilon LARRY SHOEMAKER: Chemical Engi- neering, Sigma Phi Epsilon, AlChE, IFC Bowling Team GREGORY S. TOTH: Chemical Engineer- ing, AlChE, Campus Club EUGENE L, VRENICK: Chemical Engi- neering JAMES D, WOOD: Chemical Engineering, AlChE, Omega Chi Epsilon, Alpha Chi Sigma, Scabbard and Blade, AMS, Phi Eta Sigma, BSD, Russian Club YUNG Ml YANG: Chemical Engineering, AlChE 283 BILL AHAL: Civil Engineering, SAE, ASCE, Tech Club, Tech-Engine Club, KMNR, KUMR PAUL ALLEN: Civil Engineering, ASCE MARK E. AMEN: Civil Engineering, Beta Sigma Psi, ASCE MARGOT AUSTIN: Civil Engineering, Chi Epsilon, ASCE, PiKA Little Sister, GDI, Rugger Hugger CLAUDE W. BAGBY: Civil Engineering, ASCE, AIME, ITE, Campus Club, Base- ball KENT A. BAGNALL: Civil Engineering, ROLLAMO JOHN J. BARKER: Civil Engineering, Sigma Phi Epsilon, ASCE DANE G. BATTIEST: Civil Engineering, ASCE, Tau Beta Pi CRAIG R. BOWERS: Civil Engineering, ASCE, Tau Beta Pi, Chi Epsilon DALE E. BRADLEY: Civil Engineering, ASCE, Alpha Chi, Chi Epsilon, KME, Phi Kappa Phi, Tau Beta Pi JEROME C. BRENDEL: Civil Engineering, Chi Epsilon, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi, Curators ' Scholar, GDI, ASCE, SUB MIKE BROWN: Civil Engineering, GDI ASCE MICHAEL W. CALVERT: Civil Engineer- ing, ASCE DAVID J. CHAMBERS: Civil Engineering, ASCE HARRY A. CHAPPEL: Civil Engineering, IFC, ASCE, Soccer Club, KMNR, Sigma Phi Epsilon DAVID E. COBB: Civil Engineering, ASCE 284 DAVID A. COLVIN: Civil Engineering, Phi Eta Sigma, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi, ASCE EDWARD R. DABBLER, JR.: Civil Engi- neering, Tau Kappa Epsilon, IK, APO, Chi Epsilon, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Eta Sigma, ASCE, KMNR MARC DABNEY: Civil Engineering, Stu- dent Council, ASCE, MRHA GEORGE DANESHGAR: Civil Engineer- ing, Soccer Club, ASCE DALE R. DECLUE: Civil Engineering, ASCE MICHAEL A. DINAPOLI: Civil Engineer- ing, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Tau Beta Pi, ASCE, IK, Chi Epsilon, ROLLAMO MARK S. DOLECKI: Civil Engineering, Blue Key, Theta Tau, ROLLAMO, Pi Kappa Alpha, APO, SUB, ASCE KENNETH DRAKE: Civil Engineering, Gamma Delta, Concrete Canoe, ASCE CATHY DULIN: Civil Engineering, Kappa Delta, SWE, ASCE, KA Little Sister JOSEPH J. EBERT: Civil Engineering, Phi Kappa Theta, ASCE, Newman Club, GAD JOHN EDNEY: Civil Engineering, ASCE, CE Newsletter WILLIAM E. EHRHARD: Civil Engineer- ing, Beta Sigma Psi, APO, ASCE MICHAEL L. EMMERICH: Civil Engineer- ing, Sigma Phi Epsilon, ASCE, ITE, SUB RON ENTWISTLE: Civil Engineering, ASCE, Sigma Phi Epsilon, St. Pat ' s Board 285 REZA-FATEMI: Civil Engineering, ISA JOHN FELDMANN: Civil Engineering, ASCE, SUB, Campus Club, Karate Club, GDI, Soccer Club TOM FENSKE: Civil Engineering, Chi Epsilon, Campus Club, ASCE WILLIAM J, FLEIS: Civil Engineering, ASCE, Phi Eta Sigma, Campus Club, GDI, Chi Epsilon, Co-op LARRY D. FORNEY: Civil Engineering, ASCE TERRY FORSTER: Civil Engineering, ASCE, Newman Club GUY R, FREESE: Civil Engineering, Beta Sigma Psi, APO, Chi Epsilon, ASCE DOUGLAS J. GAWLIK: Civil Engineering, ASCE, MR HA Board of Governors, Concrete Canoe DAVID GLYNN: Civil Engineering, ASCE, GDI ROBERT E. GOLD: Civil Engineering, Alpha Epsilon Pi, IFC TOM GORDY: Civil Engineering, Chi Epsilon PATRICK E, GOWER: Civil Engineering, ASCE, AIM E, Tau Beta Pi, Chi Epsilon, RA, UMR Magazine EDWARD P t GRIFFITH: Civil Engineer- ing DULANY R, HARMS: Civil Engineering, Kappa Alpha, APO, Student Council, Theta Tau, ASCE 30901 US B ! 1 Sn W ? 1. I - ri V ' r 4 w ' M [[Em d 286 DANNY L. HARRIS: Civil Engineering, Tau Beta Pi, Chi Epsilon, ASCE GREGORY G. HAUG: Civil Engineering, Football, Phi Kappa Theta, M-Club, Blue Key, Intramural Managers, ASCE F. STEVEN HAUSLADEN: Civil Engineer- ing, GDI, Rugby Club, Rock Climbers, Chi Epsilon WILLIAM C. HAWN: Civil Engineering, ASCE, Rugby Club, St. Pat ' s Board, GDI RONALD R. HENDRIX: Civil Engineer- ing, ASCE, GDI PAUL HESSE: Civil Engineering, ASCE, Mates GREGORY K. HICKS: Civil Engineering, ASCE, Phi Eta Sigma ROBERT HUMMEL: Civil Engineering, Chi Epsilon, Tau Beta Pi, ASCE MOHAMMAD A. HUQ: Civil Engineering, ASCE ISC MICHAEL JEROME: Civil Engineering, Rugby Club, St. Pat ' s Board, Theta Tau, ASCE, GDI, TURH BRUCE KATES: Civil Engineering, Tau Kappa Epsilon, ASCE, GAD, Rugby Club RICK KATTERHENRY: Civil Engineering, Sigma Phi Epsilon, ASCE KIM SEON KEM: Civil Engineering RONALD KLOUZEK: Civil Engineering, WILLIAM H. KROEGER: Civil Engineer- ing, Swimming, Waterpolo Club, ASCE, Kappa Sigma, M-Club, Intramural Man- agers DAVID H. KUHN: Civil Engineering, ASCE, Chi Epsilon, Tau Beta Pi, IK, Blue Key, Beta Sigma Psi 287 RICHARD D. LAUGHLIN: Civil Engineer- ing, ASCE, Chi Epsilon, GDI DAVID LEWIS: Civil Engineering, ASCE, Theta Xi, APO, IFC RODNEY E. LINKER: Civil Engineering, ASCE WALTER H. LOVELL: Civil Engineering, Sigma Nu, ASCE, ROLLAMO, KMNR WILLIAM F. LUECKENHOFF: Civil Engineering, Pi Kappa Alpha, Blue Key, Chi Epsilon, Tau Beta Pi, SUB, ASCE, Who ' s Who KENNETH LUETKEMEYER: Civil Engi- neering, ASCE, SUB. GDI RICHARD A. MARKEY: Civil Engineer- ing, St. Pat ' s Board, Theta Tau, Blue Key, ASCE, Missouri Miner, Phi Kappa Theta, APO LEWIS McCANN: Civil Engineering, Rock- Climbing Club THOMAS McCOY: Civil Engineering MICHAEL W. McGAVOCK: Civil Engi- neering, ASCE, Acacia JAMES L. McLAFFERTY: Civil Engi- neering WILLIAM G. MEISTER: Civil Engineer- ing, Kappa Sigma, ASCE, Chi Epsilon, Theta Tau, APO, IK JAMES A. MERCIEL, JR.: Civil Engineer- ing, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Kappa Kappa Psi, ASCE TOM MEYER: Civil Engineering, IFC, Football, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Theta Tau, Chi Epsilon, Blue Key, APO, IK, ASCE, Who ' s Who THOMAS C. MILLER: Civil Engineering, American Society of Photogram metry JAMES A. MILLS: Civil Engineering, ASCE 288 STEVE A. MILLSAP: Civil Engineering, ASCE, Tech Club, GDI THOMAS J. MILNE: Civil Engineering, ASCE, GDI DAVID W, MINK: Civil Engineering, Acacia, Chi Epsilon, ASCE RICHARD W, MUDD: Civil Engineering, ASCE, GDI DAVE MUENKS: Civil Engineering, Phi Kappa Theta, Who ' s Who, Blue Key, Tau Beta Pi, Chi Epsilon, IK, ASCE, Phi Eta Sigma MATTHEW E. NAIL: Civil Engineering, ASCE, GDI, MRHA R. KEVIN OBERDICK: Civil Engineering Football, ASCE, Theta Tau, M-Club FRANK M. OPFER: Civil Engineering Sigma Phi Epsilon, ASCE DAVID PARKES: Civil Engineering ASCE, Chi Epsilon JOHN C. PARKS: Civil Engineering ASCE, MSA STEVEN PERKO: Civil Engineering, Sigma Phi Epsilon, APO, ASCE, Rugby Club DENNIS RACKERS: Civil Engineering, Missouri Miner, Phi Kappa Theta, Chi Epsilon, IK, Tau Beta Pi, ASCE, Board of Publications ROBBIE R, RAKESTRAW: Civil Engineer- ing, ASCE JOHN A. RATH: Civil Engineering, ASCE, IK 289 RONALD M. REED: Civil Engineering, Pi Kappa Alpha, Tau Beta Pi RON REMBOLD: Civil Engineering, Theta Xi, Student Council, Theta Tau, APO, Missouri Miner, ASCE RONALD P. REPP: Civil Engineering, Tau Beta Pi, Chi Epsilon, MSA, ASCE STEPHEN SATTERLEE: Civil Engineer- ing, Chi Epsilon, Tau Beta Pi, ASCE KARL R. SCHENKE: Civil Engineering, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Rugby Club, St. Pat ' s Board, ASCE FREDERICK SCHMIDT: Civil Engineer- ing, ASCE, Campus Club, Band ROBERT W. SCHMITT: Civil Engineering, ASCE MARK A. SCHULTE: Civil Engineering, GDI, MSA, ASCE RICHARD A. SHANKS: Civil Engineering, Phi Eta Sigma, Tau Beta Pi, Chi Epsilon, ASCE, Phi Kappa Phi DENNIS M. SIMON: Civil Engineering, Tau Kappa Epsilon, ASCE, IK DON E. SIMPSON: Civil Engineering, ASCE, Concrete Canoe, Order of the Engineer DANIEL SKILLMAN: Civil Engineering, Phi Kappa Theta, APO, ASCE IRVIN STACK: Civil Engineering, ASCE, NSPE CLINT STRAIN: Civil Engineering, Chi Epsilon, ASCE DAVID L.STRELOW: Civil Engineering, Student Council, Pi Kappa Phi, ASCE 7 A 1 290 « t ■ n y WALLACE F. STURM tl: Civil Engi- neering, ASCE DAVID L. SUTTON: Civil Engineering, ASCE, Concrete Canoe BRIAN J.SWENTY: Civil Engineering, ROTC, ASCE, IK, Scabbard and Blade, Chi Epsilon, Christian Science Organi- zation CRAIG THOMSON: Civil Engineering, Delta Tau Delta, St. Pat ' s Board, ASCE, APO WILLIAM V. TIERNEY: Civil Engineering, ASCE, Delta Tau Delta JOHN W. TINDALL: Civil Engineering, ASCE DARRELL K. TUCKER: Civil Engineer- ing, Alpha Epsilon Pi, St. Pat ' s Board, ASCE, IK, Intramural Managers ROGER L VAIL: Civil Engineering, ASCE STEPHEN C. WAGNER: Civil Engineer- ing, Tau Beta Pi, Chi ' Epsilon, ASCE RONALD F.WEBELHUTH: Civil Engi- neering, Kappa Alpha, KME, Tau Beta Pi, ASCE, IK, Chi Epsilon, Circle K R. ALLEN WELSHON: Civil Engineering, ASCE, Mates SUSAN K, WILKERSQN: Civil Engineer- ing, ASCE, SWE, WRHA, IKA MATTHEW J.WILLE: Civil Engineering, Tau Beta Pi, Chi Epsilon, Rugby Club, Beta Chi Sigma, MRHA, GDI, RA WILLIAM D. WOHLERT: Civil Engineer- ing, Tennis, KMNR, ASCE, Tech-Engine Club DENNIS A. WOODRUFF: Civil Engineer- ing, Kappa Alpha, APO, Theta Tau, ASCE KENNETH L, WOODS: Civil Engineer- ing, ASCE, Chi Epsilon 291 PAUL ABNEY: Electrical Engineering, Eta Kappa Nu, Kappa Kappa Psi, Band, KMNR, BSU, Tau Beta Pi, Tech-Engine Club, Fellowship of Christian Athletes GARY ALBERT: Electrical Engineering, Campus Club, IEEE GARY L, BAUCHE: Electrical Engineer- ing, KME FRANK R. BAUER: Electrical Engineer- ing, Photo Club GREGORY L, BEST: Electrical Engineer- ing, Eta Kappa Nu, IEEE, W0EEE, Base- ball, KMNR, M-Club LELAND S, BIHR: Electrical Engineering, DAVID E. BRANDON: Electrical Engineer- ing, Eta Kappa Nu, Tau Beta Pi, AFROTC, IEEE, Radio Club RICK BROWN: Electrical Engineering, IEEE DAVID L. BULLOCK: Electrical Engi- neering, Triangle, IEEE PHAM QUY CHOT: Electrical Engineer- ing, Vietnamese Association, IEEE, Eta Kappa Nu, Tau Beta Pi ROBERT A. CLARK: Electrical Engineer- ing, IEEE, Sports Car Club, KMNR, Theatre Guild JIM CONRAD: Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, Campus Club, Wesley Foundation, Newman THEODORE CUMMINGS: Electrical Engi- neering, GDI JAMES DETRY: Electrical Engineering, Eta Kappa Nu, Tau Beta Pi, UMR Engi- neer, Missouri Miner, Phi Kappa Phi, IK, Beta Chi Sigma AMY DUEKER: Electrical Engineering, Wesley Foundation, Campus Club, SWE SUSAN ECKEL: Electrical Engineering, Gamma Delta, IEEE EVAZ FANAIAN; Electrical Engineering, Swimming DAN FUGATE: Electrical Engineering, Scuba Club, IEEE LOREN 0. G INTER: Electrical Engineer- ing, Kappa Alpha, IEEE, Raiders, Ar- nold Air Society, AFROTC RICHARD A + HARMON: Electrical Engi- neering, Kappa Alpha, IEEE, SUB 292 LONNIE G. HELDENBRAND: Electrical Engineering, Eta Kappa Nu, Phi Eta Sigma, IEEE CLIFFORD HELMS: Electrical Engineer- ing, Campus Club PATRICK J. HERTICH: Electrical Engi- neering, Sigma Tau Gamma DANIEL J. HUGHES: Electrical Engineer- ing, Eta Kappa Nu, Campus Club FREDDIE IPOCK: Electrical Engineering, IEEE RON JACKSON: Electrical Engineering, GDI, IEEE JOHN M. KEEVEN: Electrical Engineer- ing, IEEE MIKE KRUEGER: Electrical Engineering, Beta Sigma Psi, IEEE DAVID KUTILEK: Electrical Engineering, Sports Car Club, IEEE, Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa Nu TONY KUTZ: Electrical Engineering DENNIS W. LEITTERMAN: Electrical Engineering, IEEE, Eta Kappa Nu, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Eta Sigma, UMR Engineer, GDI, Sixty-Miner, IWC, Engineer ' s Club, Tech-Engine Club, M RH A, Who ' s Who, Co-op CRAIG A. LIEBEL: Electrical Engineering, Sigma Phi Epsilon, APO, Band STAN LINSENBARDT: Electrical Engi- neering, IEEE DAVID LOESCH: Electrical Engineering, IEEE, MRHA BRUCE A. LOWE: Electrical Engineering, Eta Kappa Nu, IEEE JOHN N. MANGOFF: Electrical Engineer- ing, Phi Eta Sigma, IEEE, ISA, Band, Kappa Kappa Psi, MRHA, GDI 293 DONALD L. MARLEN: Electrical Engi- neering, Cross Country, Track, Basket- ball, IEEE, Wesley Foundation, Chess Club DRUERY McMILLAN: Electrical Engi- neering, IEEE CLIFFORDS. MEISENHEIMER: Electri- cal Eng. , Football HAROLD MICHEL: Electrical Engineering, Campus Club, Wesley Foundation, Lia- hona RANDY B. MILLER: Electrical Engineer- ing, IEEE, Campus Club PAUL MILO: Electrical Engineering CHARLES R. MOEDE: Electrical Engi- neering, IEEE, KMFA, Tau Beta Pi JOHN F. MORRISSEY: Electrical Engi- neering, Delta Tau Delta, IEEE DON A. NICHOLSON: Electrical Engi- neering, Raiders, Pershing Rifles, IEEE, Wesley Foundation, Arnold Air Society GARY D. OTTOLINE: Electrical Engineer- ing, IEEE MAX H. PALMER: Electrical Engineer- ing, IEEE ROY A. PEETS: Electrical Engineering, IEEE ALAN PERKS: Electrical Engineering, Eta Kappa Nu, IEEE JAMES S. PRUITT: Electrical Engineer- ing, IEEE, Eta Kappa Nu WILLIAM C. RASH: Electrical Engineer- ing JAMES S. ROWE: Electrical Engineering, Wrestling 294 H ' 111 ifflf % ' H 1 i ! Sal ■Ml - AJ 1 V k r Lw RICK SCARR: Electrical Engineering, IEEE, Tau Beta Pi EDWARD A, SCHMIDT: Electrical Engi- neering, Beta Sigma Psi, APO, GAD, IEEE DAVID B. SMITH: Electrical Engineering, Kappa Kappa Psi, Band, GDI, Tech Club JOHN U SMITH: Electrical Engineering, Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa Nu, Phi Kappa Phi, MSA, IEEE PETER D, SMITH: Electrical Engineering, IEEE ROBERT N. SMITH: Electrical Engineer- ing, IEEE, Eta Kappa Nu, Tau Beta Pi WILLIAM D. SNODGRASS: Electrical Engineering, Tau Beta Pi, IEEE, Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Eta Sigma, MRHA, Band DENNIS D, STEPHENS: Electrical Engi- neering, IEEE, GDI, AMA ERIC R. STRAATMAN: Electrical Engi- neering, IEEE, GDI, IEEE Hobby Club IAN E. TAXMAN: Electrical Engineering, Alpha Epsilon Pi, IEEE, MSPE, NSPE, Band TERRY A. TAYLOR: Electrical Engineer- ing WILLIAM TAYLOR: Electrical Engineer- ing JAMES TURNER: Electrical Engineering, IEEE LAWSON J, TYLER, JR.: Electrical Engi- neering, IEEE DANIEL H, UNDERWOOD: Electrical Eng- ineering, Eta Kappa Nu, Tau Beta Pi MEL VASEL: Electrical Engineering, Eta Kappa Nu, IEEE, MRHA MARK WESTER DALE: Electrical Engi- neering, Eta Kappa Nu, IEEE, MRHA ROBERT E, WRIGHT: Electrical EngL neering. Theta XI, KMNR, Eta Kappa Nu, Tau Beta Pi 295 MARK BENGSTON: Engineering Manage- ment, Waterpolo Club, EMA, Swimming HAROLD L. CRAWFORD: Engineering Management, IEEE, EMA, Eta Kappa Nu, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi LARRY M. DUPRE: Engineering Manage- ment, BSU CAROL L. FOSTER: Engineering Manage- ment, Tau Beta Pi, SWE, Student Coun- cil, SUB, Theatre Guild, WRHA, Flag T wirier, EMA, KMFA, Volleyball MARK A. FULKS: Engineering Manage- ment, Curator ' s Scholar, AIAA ALLEN R. HOEMANN: Engineering Management, ASME, AMA, Beta Sigma Psi STEVE HOLCOMB: Engineering Manage- ment, Lambda Chi Alpha, Baseball GREG HUFF: Engineering Management, EMA, SAE, ASME LOUIS H. KEIL: Engineering Management, Alpha Epsilon Pi, St. Pat ' s Board PATTI MAYER: Engineering Management, GDI, IWC, EMA, Choir GERALD MEYR: Engineering Manage- ment, St. Pat ' s Board, GDI, Theta Tau, Blue Key, Campus Club, APO, ICC, IWC, SUB, EMA, Who ' s Who TOM MIESNER: Engineering Management, SUB, Student Council, GDI PATRICK G. NICOLA: Engineering Mana- gement, AMA JOSEPH C. OFFUTT: Engineering Manage- ment, Delta Sigma Phi, Blue Key, Who ' s Who, APO, Beta Chi Sigma, IK, Phi Eta Sigma, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi, EMA DUANE L. PARRISH: Engineering Manage- ment, Sigma Nu, APO, Student Council, SUB, Circle K, GAD, ASCE, AMA 296 WILLIAM W. PATRICK: Engineering Management, Alpha Phi Alpha, APO, Black Student Association, KMNR, EMA BEN PENDLETON: Engineering Manage- ment STEVE PLUMMER: Engineering Manage- ment, EMA, Trap and Skeet Club WILLIAM PUETZ: Engineering Manage- ment ROBERT A. RANDALL, JR.: Engineering Mgt. St. Pat ' s Board, GDI, Forensics Society, MSA, EMA RALPH A. ROJAS: Engineering Manage- ment, Sigma Phi Epsilon, AMA BERNARD H.SCHEER III: Engineering Mgt., Phi Kappa Theta, Blue Key, Theta Tau, St. Pat ' s Board, AMA DON G. SMITH: Engineering Management, E. LEON SMITH: Engineering Manage- ment, AMA, AlChE TERRY A. SMITH: Engineering Manage- ment, AMA, Wesley Foundation JAMES S. TAYLOR: Engineering Manage- ment, EMA, Trap and Skeet Club VICHAK TENGAUMNUAY: Engineering Management JOHNNY TUCKER: Engineer Manage- ment SAMUEL L. WEHN: Engineering Manage- ment PAUL WELLS: Engineering Management OVID YADON: Engineering Management, Delta Tau Delta, Tau Beta Pi, Student Council, APO, ASME, SME, AMA 297 DAVID A. DILLARD: Engineering Mech- anics, Wesley Foundation, AAM, Tau Beta Pi THOMAS K. FIELD: Engineering Me- chanics, AAM, Circle K, Tau Beta Pi, Lambda Chi Alpha JOEL LOONEY: Engineering Mechanics, IK, Kappa Kappa Psi, Band WILLIAM K. MIEHE: Engineering Me- chanics, Beta Sigma Psi, Arnold Air Society, Blue Key, AAM, AIAA, ASME, AFROTC STEVEN L, CONNER: Aerospace Engi- neering, Sigma Nu, AIAA CURTIS GR EWING: Aerospace Engineer- ing, Tau Beta Pi, AIAA VICTOR E. HOLLOMAN: Aerospace Engi- neering, AIAA, Association of Black Students GERALD R, LEE: Aerospace Engineering, AIAA, ASME, M-Club, Kappa Alpha, KME CECIL 0. LOCKLEAR: Aeronautical Engi- neering, AIAA JAMES H, MARTIN: Aerospace Engineer- ing, Sigma Tau Gamma, MSM Climbing Club, AIAA, SAWE, Sigma Gamma Tau, Student Council, MSPE DENNIS K. MILLS: Aerospace Engineer- ing, AIAA, GDI TOM SEIFFERTT: Aerospace Engineering, AIAA 298 GABRIEL J. ACEVEDO: Mechanical Engi- neering, FELA, ASME ROBERT W. ARNOLD: Mechanical Engi- neering, Lambda Chi Alpha, Swimming, SAE RANDAL ATKEISSON: Mechanical Engi- neering, SAE, ASME, Arnold Air Society, Pershing Rifles, MRHA BRUCE D. BAKER: Mechanical Engineer- ing, Delta Sigma Phi, SAE, ASME, St. Pat ' s Board BILL BAUMHOFF: Mechanical Engineer- ing, ICC, GDI, Engine Club,Tech-Engine Club, Intramural Managers MATT E. BECKER: Mechanical Engineer- ing FRANK K. BILLUPS: Mechanical Engi- neering, Alpha Phi Alpha, Association for Black Students, APQ JAMES D, BLEVINS: Mechanical Engi- neering, SAE, ASME, Pi Tau Sigma, GDI NATHANIEL D. BOND: Mechanical Engineering, Football, Sigma Mu, ASH RE BARRY D. BOOKOUT: Mechanical Engi- neering, ASME, SAE, SME, Pi Tau Sigma WILLIAM T. BRANDT: Mechanical Engi- neering, ASME STEPHEN A. BROTHERS: Mechanical Engineering, Student Council, SUB, ASME MARK D. BRUENGER; Mechanical Engi- neering, GDI, ASME ROBERT E. BURTON: Mechanical Engi- neering, Sports Car Club, IK, Pi Tau Sigma, SUB, Sigma Phi Epsilon 299 JIM CLIFTON: Mechanical Engineering, Intervarsity Christian Fellowship, ASME, Pi Tau Sigma, Campus Club MARK D, DALEN: Mechanical Engineer- ing, SAE, Sports Car Club KATHY DOYLE: Mechanical Engineering, GDI, AWS, Volleyball, Basketball DON DUDLEY: Mechanical Engineering, Tech Club, Football, Wrestling, ASHRAE, ICC RICHARD J. DUNN: Mechanical Engineer- ing ERIC W, ELROD: Mechanical Engineering, Pi Kappa Alpha, APG, SAWE, ASME MARK S. EVERTOWSKI: Mechanical Engineering, Sigma Tau Gamma JOHN FARRELL: Mechanical Engineer- ing, ASME RICHARD A. FLESCHNER: Mechanical Engineering, Pi Kappa Alpha, APO, IFC, Pi Tau Sigma, Tau Beta Pi, Blue Key, Who ' s Who JIM FORCK: Mechanical Engineering, ASME, Pi Tau Sigma, SAWE, ASH RAE, Pi Kappa Alpha EDWARD L. FOSTER: Mechanical Engi- neering, Sports Car Club, SAE, ASME RICKY L. FOSTER: Mechanical Engi- neering, Sigma Phi Epsilon NEIL F. FRAN KEN BURG: Mechanical Engineering, Kappa Sigma, IFC, Theta Tau, Blue Key DOUGLAS L, FREEMAN: Mechanical Engineering, Kappa Sigma ALIEN E, GILLIAM: Mechanical Engi- neering, ASME, UMR Engineer, Cycling Club, IK, GDI JIM GRACE: Mechanical Engineering, Trap and Skeet Club J. C GRIESE: Mechanical Engineering, Kappa Sigma, Theta Tau, Student Council, ASME, AIAA, Circle K I w r Wm j ; N Tf ‘ 1 ! 2 V Fjl r l [J fm 1 I I taJHBNk 8 3 y 1 . ' 1 Q, I v 300 1 I ' ' ' HI rr v r ; - -K ]| . rw L j I M L ) tjS In i m. ft kf tpj ' J k h r -1 I ] R. CRAIG HAFNER; Mechanical Engi- neering, Beta Sigma Psi, Theta Tau, 1FC, ASME, Sports Car Club, SUB WILLIAM L. HAMMERS: Mechanical Engineering, ASME CHARLES HANSFORD: Mechanical Engineering, SAE, ASME, ASHRAE, Kappa Alpha DONALD D. HARDIN: Mechanical Engineering, Acacia, IFC, Tau Beta Pi, Pi Tau Sigma KERRY R. HAY: Mechanical Engineer- ing, Sigma Pi, ASME ROBERT E + HELM KAMP: Mechanical Engineering, Student Council, Pi Tau Stgma, GDI, Phi Eta Sigma, MRHA, IWC PAUL R. HOEMANN; Mechanical Engi- neering, Beta Sigma Psi, IK, ASME, Pi Tau Sigma JAMES HOOD: Mechanical Engineering, Sports Car Club, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi, IK, SAE MARION HOORMANN: Mechanical Engi- neering, ASHRAE, Karate Club, Campus Club JOHN A. IRVIN: Mechanical Engineering, SAE, ASME MELVIN KELLER: Mechanical Engineer- ing, IK, Tau Kappa Epsilon RICHARD J. KOPP: Mechanical Engineer- ing, Sigma Tau Gamma J. DENNIS KRIEGSHAUSER: Mechani- cal Engineering, ASME, FOCUS CLEVE KURZ: Mechanical Engineering, ASME, ASHRAE DAMON A, LEWIS: Mechanical Engi- neering JEROLD L. LEWIS: Mechanical Engi- neering, Lambda Chi Alpha, Photo Club MARK LIEFER: Mechanical Engineering, SUB, GDI, ASME, SAE 301 JAMES P. LIGHT: Mechanical Engineer- ing, SAE, ASME, Pi Tau Sigma, GDI MARK S. LORENZ: Mechanical Engi- neering, ROLLAMO, Pi Tau Sigma, Sigma Phi Epsilon ERICK J. LUGO: Mechanical Engineering, FELA, GDI, Soccer Club, ASME, SME JULIAN P. MARION: Mechanical Engi- neering, Delta Tau Delta MICHAEL MATHEWS: Mechanical Engi- neering, UMR Engineer, GDI, ASME DON McCAW: Mechanical Engineering, ASME, SAE, Mates, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi MICHAEL L. McKEE: Mechanical Engi- neering, Kappa Alpha, Tau Beta Pi, Pi Tau Sigma BILL MILLION: Mechanical Engineering, ASME, ASHRAE, Tech-Engine Club, BSU STEVEN L. MOSS: Mechanical Engineer- ing, Sigma Tau Gamma, APO, Pi Tau Sigma GREGORY L. MUELLER: Mechanical Engineering, Lambda Chi Alpha, ASME KOOROSH NAZI FI: Mechanical Engineer- ing, ASME, Campus Club DAVID A. NIEMANN: Mechanical Engi- neering, Lambda Chi Alpha, ASME DAVID A. NOELKEN: Mechanical Engi- neering, Triangle, Student Council, SUB FRANCISCO NORIEGA: Mechanical Engi- neering, FELA, ASME, GDI RAMONA OGLE: Mechanical Engineering, Student Council, ASME, Pi Tau Sigma, PR Honorary, Marching Minerettes. JAMES A. PELGER: Mechanical Engineer- ing, Kappa Sigma, ASME, AFS 302 ROLAND G. PQERTNER: Mechanical Engineering, Kappa Alpha, St. Pat ' s Board, Theta Tau, Pi Tau Sigma, Tau Beta Pi, SUB, SAE, ASME RONALD POZZO: Mechanical Engineer ing, ASME, ASH RAE MICHAEL PRICE: Mechanical Engineer ing, Sports Car Club, ASME LAWRENCE J. REHAGEN: Mechanical Engineering, SAE, Pi Tau Sigma, Tau Beta Pi CHARLES RIDDLE: Mechanical Engineer- ing, Kappa Alpha LINDA K. RILEY: Mechanical Engineer- ing, SUB, ASME, SWE, Pi Tau Sigma LARRY RODDY: Mechanical Engineering, ASME, UMR Engineer MANUEL A. ROMERO: Mechanical Engi- neering , FELA, ASME, ASH RAE MARK SCHMALE: Mechanical Engineer- ing, ASME MARK SCHOEDEL: Mechanical Engineer- ing, Beta Sigma Psi, Pi Tau Sigma, Gamma Delta, APO, ASME RICHARD G. SCHRENKER: Mechanical Engineering, Tau Beta Pi, Pi Tau Sigma, Phi Eta Sigma, ASME, Wesley Foun- dation, Campus Club RONALD C. SCHRENKER: Mechanical Engineering, ASME, Tau Beta Pi, Pi Tau Sigma, Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi, Wesley Foundation, Campus Club GARY SHELLENBERGER: Mechanical Engineering, Triangle, ASME MARVIN B.SHIMP: Mechanical Engineer- ing, ASME DUKE SNIDER: Mechanical Engineering, SUB MARK SNOWDEN: Mechanical Engineer- ing, M-Club, ASME, Track ARTHUR E. STEVENSON: Mechanical Engineering, Missouri Miner, Pi Tau Sigma, Rifle, SPE, M-Club, Intervarsity Christian Fellowship, Pershing Rifles, ASME 303 BRIAN SULLIVAN; Mechanical Engineer- ing, KMNR, Phi Eta Sigma, Pi Tau Sigma KEITH E. TALBERT: Mechanical Engi- neering, ASME YEN YUNGTAND: Mechanical Engineer- ing, Tech Club PAUL J, TELTHORST: Mechanical Engi- neering, Tau Kappa Epsilon, APO, Soccer Club, ASME NGUYEN VINH THANH: Mechanical Engi- neering, Sigma Tau Gamma, Phi Eta Sigma THOMAS TIMME: Mechanical Engineering, Pi Tau Sigma STEVEN C. VIRTUE: Mechanical Engi- neering, ASME, GDI ROLAND S. WEAVER 111: Mechanical Engi neeri ng, GDI, Campus C I u b, ASME , Theta T au DONALD W.WILKERSON: Mechanical Engineering, PI Tau Sigma, ASME, Tau Beta Pi DEWAYNE WILLIAMS: Mechanical Engi- neering, SAE, BSU, Campus Club GREGORY G. WILLIAMS: Mechanical Engineering, Karate Club, ASME, Trap and Skeet Club, Diving Club PAUL P. WOOD: Mechanical Engineering, Spelunkers ' Club, Student Council RICHARD A. ZACHARY: Mechanical Engineering, ASME, SAE JAMES G. ZELCH; Mechanical Engineer- ing, SAE, ASME JOHN A. ZIEGLER: Mechanical Engineer- ing, Band, Kappa Kappa Psi, SAE 304 DUANE D. BEQUETTE: Ceramic Engi- neering 8 Engineering Management, Mates, EMA, ASC, GDI LANAS. BRAY; Ceramic Engineering, SWE, WRHA, BSU, ACS, Keramos, IKA, Tau Beta PI BRIAN F LAN DERM EYE R: Ceramic Engineering, ACS, Keramos, Tau Beta Pi CARLTON F. SORRELL; Ceramic Engi- neering, ACS, Keramos ROYCE VESSELL: Ceramic Engineering, ACS, Keramos, Basketball JUN-CHIN WANG: Ceramic Engineering, Zeta Tau Alpha, Pi KA Little Sister, IFC, PHC, Chinese Students Association GREGG CARLSON: Metallurgical Engi- neering, Lambda Chi Alpha, IFC, Theta Tau, SAE, Met. Society, AFS LAWRENCE W. CASTOR: Metallurgical Eng. Alpha Sigma Mu, Met. Society, GDI RICK H. COTTRELL: Metallurgical Engi- neering, Met. Society, AFS ROBERT F. FLEISCHMAN: Metallurgical Eng., Blue Key, Pi Kappa Alpha, Theta Tau, IFC, ROLLAMO, AFS, Theatre Guild, AIME, APO, Alpha Psi Omega, Who ' s Who HUGH KIND: Metallurgical Engineering, Pi Kappa Alpha, St. Pat ' s Board, Theta Tau, AFS MICHAEL P. LEWIS; Metallurgical Engi- neering, Alpha Sigma Mu, Tau Beta Pi, IK, ASM, AIME, Sigma Phi Epsilon JAMES L. MCDONALD; Metallurgical Engineering, Campus Club, Karate Club, Scuba Club, GDI, SUB, AIME, AFS JOHN O ' REILLY: Metallurgy, Phi Kappa Theta, Theta Tau, AFS 305 JEFFREY L. POSE: Metallurgy, AFS, Wesley Foundation, M-Club, MRHA RAYMOND B, PRATER: Metallurgy, Alpha Sigma Mu, Tau Beta Pi, Met, Society, Theta Xi DENNIS A. ROBERTSON: Metallurgy, AFS, ASM, Aloha Sigma Mu ANDY SCHELIN: Metallurgy, Met, Society Student Council, SUB, Theatre Guild GARY SCHUCHARDT: Metallurgical Engineering, Pi Kappa Alpha, Theta Tau r St, Pat ' s Board, AFS MIKE SEARCY: Metallurgy, Phi Kappa Theta, AFS, SUB RAJENDRA S. SHAH: Metallurgy, India Association, ASM JAMES T. SPENCER: Metallurgy, AFS, Pi Kappa Alpha, Circle K TOM TATMAN: Metallurgical Engineer- ing, AFS, Golf SHARON L TAYLOR: Metallurgical Engineering, Kappa Delta, ASM GARY A. BECKA: Nuclear Engineering, MRHA, ANS MOHAMMAD-BEHBAHANI: Nuclear Engineering MARK BORDING: Nuclear Engineering, MRHA, ANS, Newman Club, Nuclear Honor Society SUSAN M. BRAAF: Nuclear Engineering, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi, SWE, GDI, ANS, SUB DONALD A, CLINE: Nuclear Engineering, Delta Sigma Phi, Student Council, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Eta Sigma, ANS, IK, APO, Blue Key, Beta Chi Sigma JON P. FREDERICKSON: Nuclear Engi- neering, KMNR, Tau Beta PI, ANS, Phi Eta Sigma 306 JERRY K. GARLAND: Nuclear Engineer- ing, Delta Sigma Phi, Pershing Rifles, Scuba Club, Scabbard and Blade, Thea- tre Guild, ANS, Parachuting Club HAROLD GARNER: Nuclear Engineering, ANS, Spelunkers ' Club, GDI WILLIAM K. HINTON: Nuclear Engineer- ing, Kappa Kappa Psi, ANS DARRELL LEE: Nuclear Engineering, Tau Beta Pi, ANS DONALD G. LONG: Nuclear Engineering, Nuclear Honor Society, ANS, Tau Beta Pi RICHARD M. LUCKETT: Nuclear Engi- neering, ANS GARY E. MUELLER: Nuclear Engineer- ing, Rifle, ANS, MRHA MOHAMMAD MUJEEB: Nuclear Engi- neering, ANS CHARLES S. PETZEL: Nuclear Engineer- ing, ANS, Sigma Phi Epsilon, GAD MICHAEL B. THOMSEN: Nuclear Engi- neering, ANS CHARLES WIESE: Nuclear Engineering, MRHA, GDI, ANS PAUL E. WILLIAMS: Nuclear Engineer- ing, Student Council, SUB, Tau Beta Pi, IK, Phi Eta Sigma, MRHA, GDI, Academic Council, Who ' s Who DANIEL BOERSNER: Geological Engi- neering, Kappa Sigma, APO, IK MICHAEL M CULLEN: Geological Engi- neering, Tau Kappa Epsilon, AEG, SPE MONTE E. DECKERD: Geological Engi- neering, AEG, IK, GDI ROLAND E, DUTTON: Geological Engi- neering, SME MARK T. HICKS: Geological Engineering, Rugby Club SUSAN B. HOWELL: Geological Engineer- ing Geology, GDI, AEG, Wesley Foun- dation, MSPE, NSPE FAY E. SCHUBERT: Geological Engineer- ing, Zeta Tau Alpha, PHC, AEG, Tau Beta Pi 307 JUAN S. AGUDELO: Mining Engineering, FELA CHARLES ANDERSON: Mining Engineer- ing, Phi Kappa Theta, Basketball, IK, AIME, ASCE DANNY L. CLAYTON: Mining Engineer- ing, AIME, SME, BSU PHILIPDAVIS: Mining Engineering, AIME, Bicycle Club, Sigma Gamma Epsilon ALAN DAVISON: Mining Engineering, Sigma Nu, Tau Beta Pi, ASME TERRY DRECHSLER: Mining Engineer- ing, SME JOHN A. FILLEBAUM: Mining Engineer- ing, SME RUDOLPH H. FISCHER: Mining Engineer- ing, Phi Kappa Theta, Scuba Club, SME, Theta Tau, Blue Key, AEG, Newman Club, Sigma Gamma Epsilon, Who ' s Who EDWARD H. HI LLIGOSS: Mining Engi- neering, SME, Phi Eta Sigma, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi ROGER KELLER: Mining Engineering, Baseball, Football, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Sigma Gamma Epsilon, AIME, SME JOSEPH J. KRACUM: Mining Engineering, Sigma Nu, APO, KMNR, IFC, SME, AIME DENNIS M. MASSOTH: Mining Engineer- ing, Sigma Nu, SME, Circle K RICHARD MELCHER: Mining Engineering, Basketball, Football, Sigma Gamma Epsilon DANIEL P. SHELLEDY: Mining Engi- neering, Missouri Miner, Phi Kappa Theta, Blue Key, AIME JOHNNY P. TORRES: Mining Engineer- ing, AIME, SME MIKE E. WAGNER: Mining Engineering, AIME, SME G. MICHAEL WHITE: Mining Engineer- ing, Tau Beta Pi, AIME, SME, Sports Car Club, Golf 308 : NHa m 1 ,-r- jS ' s , v .- 1 1 1 M A ▼ 1 y ' P. L ■ ! 1 1 1 BBm - ■ S | AU AFJEI: Petroleum Engineering JAMES 0. BARTH: Petroleum Engineer- ing, Tau Kappa Epsilon, SPE LARRY BREWER: Petroleum Engineer- ing, SPE, BSU GUILLERMO 0. CAZORLA: Petroleum Engineering SCOTT CHARPENTIER: Petroleum Engi- neering, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Theta Tau, IFC, APO, IK, Pi Epsilon Tau, Football STEVEN R. GILBERT: Petroleum Engi- neering, Kappa Kappa Psi, Tau Beta Pi Pi Epsilon Tau, SPE, Tech-Engine Club, BSU, FCA DWIGHT L. GOOKIN: Petroleum Engi- neering, APO, IK, Phi Eta Sigma, SPE, Pi Epsilon Tau, Kappa Sigma ROBERT JANES: Petroleum Engineering, SPE JOSEPH M. MARTIN: Petroleum Engi- neering, Lambda Chi Alpha, Blue Key, Circle K, APO, Student Council, SPE, Pi Epsilon Tau VALDEMAR J. MONTI LLA: Petroleum Engineering PEDRO NAVARRO: Petroleum Engineer- ing, FELA EDECIO PACHECO: Petroleum Engineer- ing, LARRY A. PECK: Petroleum Engineering, SPE, Pi Epsilon Tau, Football, M-Club, Kappa Sigma JAMES L. PROE: Petroleum Engineering, Tau Kappa Epsilon, IK, APO, Pi Epsilon Tau, SPE FAIZUL RAMJOHN: Petroleum Engineer- ing, SPE, International Students Organ- ization EDWARD M. SELF: Petroleum Engineer- ing, Phi Kappa Theta,KME,Pi Epsilon Tau, Phi Eta Sigma, SPE ARTHUR TINNEMEYER: Petroleum Engi- neering, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Sports Car Club, IK, Pi Epsilon Tau, Keramos, Photo Club, SPE mu, ' 309 kent bagnall ' v ■ ■ r v f sk - 1 y - 313 Hit : ■r 314 by glervn johney by nic neumann 317 INDEPENDENTS GREEKS Campus Club 166 Campus Inn 185 Carnahan Hall 186 Kelly Hall - House A 180 Kelly Hall — House B 181 Kelly Hall - House C 182 Kelly Hall — House D 183 McAnerney Hall — House 1 168 McAnerney Hall — House 2 169 Farrar Hall — House 3 174 Farrar Hall — House 4 175 Altman Hall — House 5 176 Altman Hall — House 6 177 Holtman Hall — House 7 178 Holtman Hall — House 8 179 Meyers Hall 170 Miners Inn 187 Tech-Engine Club 167 Wallace Hall 170 l.F.C 188 Panhellenic 156 Acacia 194 Alpha Epsilon Pi 196 Alpha Phi Alpha 198 Beta Sigma Psi 200 Delta Sigma Phi 202 Delta Tau Delta 204 Kappa Alpha 206 Kappa Delta 158 Kappa Sigma 208 Lambda Chi Alpha 210 Phi Kappa Theta 212 Pi Kappa Alpha 214 Pi Kappa Phi 216 Sigma Nu 218 Sigma Phi Epsilon 220 Sigma Pi 224 Sigma Tau Gamma 226 Tau Kappa Epsilon 222 Theta Xi 228 Triangle 230 Zeta Tau Alpha 160 QUEENS Rollamo Queen 60 Homecoming Queen 62 Military Ball Queen 64 St. Pat ' s Queen 66 Greek Week Queen 70 Independent ' s Queen 72 318 ORGANIZATIONS African Students Association 243 Alpha Chi Sigma 254 Alpha Phi Omega 238 Alpha Sigma Mu 255 American Ceramic Society 244 American Foundrymen ' s Society 244 American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics 246 American Institute of Chemical Engineers 247 American Society of Civil Engineers 245 American Society of Mechanical Engineers 247 Association of Black Students 243 Association of Women Students 248 Association of Computing Machinery 247 Association of Graduate Students 249 Association of Married Students 250 Association of Engineering Geologists 245 Baptist Student Union 241 Beta Chi Sigma 239 Blue Key 238 Campus Christian House 242 Chamber Band 259 Chamber Choir 257 Chess Club 248 Circle K 239 Concert Band 259 C. L. Dake Society 247 Daughters of Diana 263 Daughters of Lee 262 Eta Kappa Nu 255 Federation of Latin American Students 243 Forensic Club 249 Gamma Alpha Delta 238 G.D.1 261 G.D.I. Board of Governors 260 I.E.E.E 246 Independents Weekend Committee 260 Institute of T raffic Engineers 245 Intercollegiate Knights 239 Intercollegiate Knights Auxiliary 239 Intervarsity Christian Fellowship 242 Intramural Managers 249 Jazz Band 259 Karate Club 249 Kappa Kappa Psi 258 Kappa Mu Epsilon 255 Keramos 255 Liahona Fellowship 242 Little Sisters of Delta Sigma Phi 262 Little Sisters of Lambda Chi Alpha 262 Little Sisters of Pi Kappa Alpha 262 Mates 250 M” Club 246 Management Association 246 Metallurgy Society 244 Missouri Miner 240 Newman Center 241 Omega Chi Epsilon 254 Order of the Sun 263 Pershing Rifles 248 Phi Eta Sigma 255 Pi Epsilon Tau 254 Radio Station, KMNR 240 Radio Club 250 Raiders 248 Rock Climbing Club 252 Rollamo Staff 2 Rollamo Photographers 2 Rugby Club 251 Sigma Gamma Epsilon 254 Sisters of Alpha Epsilon Pi 263 Sisters of the Gold Rose 263 Scuba Club 252 Society of Mining Engineers 244 Society of Petroleum Engineers 245 Society of Physics Students 246 Society of Women Engineers 252 Spelunkers Club 253 Sports Car Club 253 St. Pat ' s Board 251 String Ensemble 259 Student Council 235 Student Union Board 236 Tau Beta Pi 256 Tau Beta Sigma 258 Theatre Guild 253 Theta Tau 256 UMR Dames 249 UMR Engineer 240 University Choir 257 Upsilon Pi Epsilon 255 Wesley Foundation 241 319 EDITOR’S NOTE During the past few years the yearbook staff has come under frequent attack by the students and the organizations representing the students. Most of the complaints have been fair and just, poor copy, bad pictures, and too often large amounts of blank space have been some of the reasons. I personally agree with most of these complaints, this is one of the reasons why I wanted the editorship for the 1975-76 Rollamo. With this book, I hope all complaints can be stopped. There has been a lot more work put into the planning, photo- grapher, and general layout than there has been in the last several years. So for the few who read this ending note, I give you the best possible yearbook that I and this staff could possibly put together under the current financial situations. For those who believe that the yearbook should be optional, no possible way. Just as an example, Western Illinois University has nearly 13,000 students, of which only 1,800 buy yearbooks. The cost of their book which is the same size as this one, without the color division pages and end sheets, is $17. So how many students on this campus would buy a yearbook for $17. I ' ll leave it at that. This book would be nothing without the hard work of Mark Lorenz and Kent Bagnall, a special thanks to both of them for their help and photography. Thanks also to Glenn Johney, best of luck with the 1976-77 Rollamo. And Jackie DeThorne, Mike DiNapoli, Paula Marcellus, the bobbsey twins Steve Ernst and Russel Brazeal, and all the other photographers. This book could not function without the help and encouragement of our ad- visor, Lance Williams, take care council person and get out of the racket before they corrupt you. Pischel Yearbooks with Paul Coram have been super, its been a pleasure. Steven Studios with their wierd photographers have been great, thanks for the monkey. And to UMR, the last 6 years have been special and even fun years, to you, pull your head out. Se La Vie Nic Neumann — 1975-76 Rollamo Editor Yiamiai Spli tt M tr | It fl ff H Jk 11 fl Cl |ff73 i