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

Text from Pages 1 - 376 of the 1981 volume:

ROLLAMO NO LONGER PROPERTY OF UMR LIBRARY ROLLAMO 1981 UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI-ROLLA ROLLA, MISSOURI VOLUME 75 James W. Lynch, Jr. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF WHAT’S . . . . . . HAPPENING ? 24 . . . YOUR GAME ? 104 . . . YOUR REIGN ? 162 . . . YOUR ADDRESS ? 178 . . . CAMPUS INVOLVEMENT ? . . . 264 . . . IN YOUR FUTURE ? 322 Who’s Who 324 Seniors 330 Photographer’s Best 358 Credits 364 Closing 368 5 r V I - . «, � • ■ l . 20 SQUAT 1 n B J Jh IQ . . . HAPPENING 1 ANNUAL GREEK-DORM WATER FIGHT 27 SEPTEMBERFEST-YOU DON ' T HAVE TO WAIT TILL MARCH The 3rd Annual Septemberfest was a huge success this year with about 1900 tickets being sold to those UMR students who were too impatient to wait till March. Not only did students get all the beer they wanted but also Ron Rotar and the Country Roadrunners provided musical entertainment. The UMR Parachute club even dropped in for a beer. 28 Ron Rotar and the Country Roadrunners. 29 MISSOURI INDUSTRY DAY The thirteenth annual Missouri Indus- try day was held for the students of UMR in the multi-purpose building. Sixty-four companies associated with engineering were represented. Students were encour- aged to talk with and ask questions of the representatives. Not only did everyone gain a little knowledge but some even won a door prize or picked up a freebie from one of the generous displays. 30 MISSOURI IN CONCERT HALLOWEEN 33 NIGHT AT THE FIGHTS “Night at the Fights” was sponsored by Lambda Chi Alpha. Proceeds which totaled S600 was don- ated to LOVE. LOVE is a community organization which stands for Local Organization for Various Emergencies. A trophy was awarded to each of the thirteen weight class winners. Best fighter award was won by a local resident, John Sims. 34 ANNUAL GREEN-GRAY CLASSIC Once again the St. pat’s Board, alias, “The Gang Green”, defeated the IFC in the yearly football game with a score of 27-14. This was the fifth straight win for the board. Maybe next year we should have chicken fights?! 35 PARENTS’ DAY Parents of UMR students had a special day of activi- ties especially for them. Parents were occupied all day by meetings, tours, openhouse, a buffet luncheon and the action of both the UMR soccer team and the unde- feated football team. Academic departments, residence halls, fraternities and sororities were open for display. 36 M 1 i 1 m M L H I H TEC CC TJ RHA MHA GDI 38 INDEPENDENTS WEEKEND Independents’ Weekend is a party weekend sponsored by the dorms, eating clubs, and G.D.I. Activities for the weekend included a hayride, games, a B-B-Q, a party and the crowning of an Independents’ Queen. 59 HOMECOMING 1980 THE GREAT SOU AT -OFF To start off the Homecoming weekend, UMR students attempted to break the old Guiness Book record of 3,394 people squatting in place for sixty seconds. Unfortunately, we didn’t break the record, but there’s always next year. 40 i y V|L 4� I ' ' •« ►: E .-VV ' ■ i -h W 42 THE GAME MINERS -27 TIGERS- 16 43 SHOOTING STAR 44 THETA TAU HOEDOWN 45 iv DIANA MARKLEY REIGNS AS 1981 HOMECOMING QUEEN Miss Diana Markley, representing TJH A, was crowned as the 1981 Homecoming Queen. The first runner up was Mary Shultz, who was nominated by Kappa Sigma fraternity. 46 47 48 HENRY KISSINGER On Monday, March 8, the Remmers Special Lecturer Artist Series presented Dr. Henry A. Kissinger to the students and faculty of UMR in the multi-purpose building. Dr. Kissinger talked on Foreign Affairs and later answered questions from the floor. A crowd of approximately 5,200 attended. 5 S1GTAU WINS OVERALL 51 52 53 FLOATS Pi KA TKE Sig Ep NONFLOATS Sig Tau CUDGEL TKE SIG Tau Beta Sig MOST STOCKING CAPS Sig Ep Sig Tau MOST SWEATSHIRTS Sig Ep Sig Tau MOST BUTTONS Sig Tau TKE CONSECUTIVE BUTTONS GDI Phi Kap GREENEST MALE Beta Sig GREENEST FEMALE TKE Pi KA KA MALE LEPRECHAUN AE Pi Sig Tau TKE FEMALE LEPRECHAUN TKE TJ Kappa Sig OLDEST BUTTON Pi KA Sig Tau MEN’S SHILLELAGH Beta Sig Sig Tau Sig Tau WOMEN’S SHILLELAGH Beta Sig Sig Tau Phi Kap BEST SONG Pi KA FACULTY BEARD David Goecke STUDENT BEARD Sig Tau Campus Club Tech Eng. NOVELTY BEARD TKE Sig Tau Sig Ep ST. PATS OVERALL 522.14 391.82 389.67 Sig Tau Beta Sig TKE 55 THE St. PATS GAMES 5fj - — 1 t: V This year an immence amount of time and money was spent by the eating club and fraternities of UMR in order to present to us their works of art, the “St. Pat’s Cudgels”. First place was captured by Tau Kappa Epsilon, second by Sigma Tau Gamma, and third by Beta Sigma Psi. i St. PATS BOARD PRESENTS... THE GREAT MIDWEST yjjk 2 1 S « jjj Jmlj |R M T H i [T -fa ' • .jfT ! 7L j 1 w HiF k BL .. £B .• ' . ■pt. sa fmr jm , J. Sig Ep’s, Queen of Wretchedness and Obesity ' to • ' s _ f| A rt ' i «W ffllB T ' m vL ju rj l|w_ ♦ Tkj S iflZ? T J4 B5 . TL . . . ANY KNIGHT 63 HEADEAST 64 Wayne V. Schmidt, the son of Mr and Mrs. Vernon Schmidt, is a senior in Civil Engineering and an active member of Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity. As a Junior Rep he was the Publicity Committee Chairman and as a Senior Rep he held the highest office possible in the St. Pat’s Board, that of President. Wayne Schmidt lives in South St. Louis city and is a 1977 Graduate of St. Louis University High. Wayne’s dedication and enthu- siasm has made this past St. Pat’s “the Best Ever!” As Wayne would say, “It only takes a little Pride and Initiative ' ' X ‘Ay 66 THE COURT Upper left picture: (left to right) Front row; Joe Jaegers, Herald; Kurt Liebel, Page; Sam Otto, Page; Mike Ingram, Trumpeteer; Back row; Matt Stone, Guard; Ed Austin, Guard; Kevin Isom, Master Guard; Wayne Schmidt, St. Pat; Mike Rosenmayer, Master Guard; Kirk Ellis, Guard; A1 Ketterer, Guard. 67 tV ' k m[r if Jr VfT «r Wf jf|p m! Qr -v | a- 1 W4V f . R 5fr f THETA TAU CASINO NIGHT Among the many activities sponsored by Theta Tau, Casino Night is one of the most popular. It was held once again at the National Guard Armory on Wednesday night of St. Pat’s. The proceeds from this years Casino Night went to the Rolla Juvenile Detention Center. 70 BETA CHI SIGMA’S, MERIT BADGE UNIVERSITY DAY 72 74 75 SPRING PLAY 76 “THE DARK OF THE MOON” 77 arpw. ozarks WELCOME TO ROLLA of THE SHOW- ME ” STATE ROLLA JAYCEES BUSINESS DISTRICT TAU KAPPA EPSILON WINS OVERALL GREEK WEEK, LAMBDA CHI ALPHA SECOND AND SIGMA PI THIRD. ZETA TAU ALPHA WINS SORORITY COMPETITION, CHI OMEGA SECOND AND KAPPA DELTA THIRD. 1981 brought us the 25 th anniversary Greek Week. Tom Blackburn had the honor of lighting the eternal flame as torch bearer. Mayor Lou Me Farland made the week official with her proclamation. The best chariot contest was held the same day at Beta Sig. Tau Kappa Epsilon won best looking chariot. Lambda Chi Alpha took second and Zeta Tau Alpha in third. 80 ilk f TEKE WINS IDI-ODYSSEYS OVERALL, SIGMA NU SECOND AND SIG EP THIRD V ' V yvvvv VVVVVVyuiv ' FRISBEE CONTEST First — Sig Nu Second — Delta Sig Third — Sig Pi PYRAMID BUILDING First — Kappa Sig Second — Triangle Third — Delta Sig CAR CRAM First — Sig Ep Second — Sig Nu Third — Zeta Tau Alpha h T ' Jv ’ I _ . j Hk j ■■■pBK W jii HVF BFVJf’ V m t 1 ,,, J J l4. J - . r ®WW ' k r ‘naK T ' d Hi F SIX PACK RELAY First — Sig Pi Second — Teke Third — Sig Ep BAT RACE First — Teke Second — Sig Pi Third — Phi Kap GIRLS LIMBO First — Pi KA Second — Lambda Chi Third — AE Pi KEG TOSS First — Sig Ep Second — Phi Kap Third — Sig Pi THE MINI- OLYMPICS This year Tau Kappa Epsilon won first place in the Mini-Olympics with Sigma Nu in second, and Sigma Phi Epsilon in Third. Friday evening everyone headed out to the Lions Club park for the annual Greek Car- nival. This year the UMR Greeks raised $4,450 for the Rolla Cerebral Palsy School and ABLE. Tau Kappa Epsilon came in first for the most money raised in the booth competition with Lambda Chi Alpha in second and Sigma Pi in third. Teke also won the best looking booth, and Lambda Chi Alpha came in second again, with Pi Kappa Alpha in third. The winner of the bike race was Teke again with Lamb- da Chi Alpha in second. � f Lai l Ilf 2 y J j® rasa i ' gw 87 Greek Costume Bob Metze TKE Debra Kraeger KA Todd Tizer Pi KA Cathy Von Rump Chi O Greg Bedian Greek Physique Philosophical Statement Sal 1 ill 1 1 M 9 B m a mvm P - Bp wl mA J BHB ,w % ' 5S -i ■f, bbppii ■ v TjH • - ■ ■ ' ■ ' ?B. f . J j H 1 H Mg 8 j • W f Jr ■ ' • tfil r 1 4 if Erff 5 rfy 4 1 1 B 8 g [ 5 1 % JH ■JIN ! j� it i ..J r nl 1 1 ' jfl L - ; - B ■n 1 ■ i :Ll 1 ■ ■ 4 -_ W V m j| i 1L s Vf i r r I siwk 1 TUG-O-WAR Sig Ep Takes First VUvv SIG EP WINS THE GREEK GAMES OVERALL SIG PI SECOND, AND PHI KAP THIRD CHARIOT RACES, PHI KAP TAKES FIRST 93 94 The Student Union Board presented us with another excellent concert Saturday evening of Greek Week. This Years entertainment was the multi- talented musician and performer, Maynard Ferguson. 95 ROB TELKER, ZEUS 1981 This year, Zeus (king of all the gods), was portrayed by Rob Telker. Rob is a IFC Rep from Tau Kappa Epsilon. Where he held the office of president of the Fraterni- ty and the position of vice-president of the IFC. The other Greek gods and guards are as follows: Don Bisesi, Sig Ep-Briarisius; Jim Unverferth, Lambda Chi-Cottus; Jim Erwin, AEPi-Glyes;Tim Mitchell, AKAK- Hades; Joe Rynski, Pi KA-Hephastious; Dan Shiels, Kappa Sig-Hermes; Kirk Bross, Sig Pi-Dionysis. ' ' ■ ' lr ' T 1 ’r w Bi p g • • — « V -g rj� 1 ■ k rjl « -- • hl J « ■ H PPjIP Bk « • jkSbBhhI B|fe -j p ID j i j | M L J iF ■ 1 - 4 1 UMR’s 108 th ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT MAY 1981 100 101 102 YOUR GAME V ' 16 10-0, BEST SEASON IN U.M.R. HISTORY U.M.R. placekicker Craig Thomas Rusty Adams giving rides to the end zone. Jl r A h v.T ■ - j� 2 V� Sorry friend, not this time! ' l ' b x The swarming Miner defense Another fine catch Fired up Miners vs. Pitt. State 108 •9 t U.M.R. MINER ROOTERS ■ -7 v -,1 � The cheerleaders fv •. 1980 U.M.R. MINERS First Row: Bergman, Tharp, Jankep, Teter, Sonntag, Walters, Fischer, Lee, Grantham, Bridgman, Heath, Dela Roches, Rogers, Stone, Holman, Row Two: OBrycki, Gambill, Griesemer, McDonald, Lloyd, Paries, Haffner, Teter, Falke, Sullentrop, Adams, Rudolph, Hervey, Row Three: Hunninghake, Downs, Stephens, Victor, Nisbet, Loving, Welsh, Thomas, Baehr, Conner, Stuckey, Fizer, Row Four: Kasperski, Chapman, Knollmeyer, Wilhelm, Stephens, Davis’ Pirkle, Schafer, Pressly, Lange, Anderson, Durham, Row Five: Markley, Griesmer, Godfrey, Hinshaw, Kaczmarek, Palaski, Martinez, Sholtis, Lippert, Jensen Hauser, Row Six: Walters, Stafford, Heuther, Gilliam, Drumm, Shed, Boyd, Sheldon, Laimore, Murphy, Zietman, Row Seven: Coach Broyles, Coach Keeton’ Coach Shores, Brandt, Brush, Grimes, Parham, Mascalco, Harwin, Coach Finley, Coach Murder. Deborah Luick job no. 076 page no. Ill 1980 FOOTBALL SCORES U.M.R. U.M.R. U.M.R. U.M.R. U.M.R. U.M.R. U.M.R. U.M.R. U.M.R. U.M.R. M.I.A.A. first sole 27 William Penh 23 Missouri Valley 14 Kansas-Pittsburg 40 Evangel 18 Lincoln 41 N.W. Mo. St. 27 S.W. Mo. St. 16 Central Mo. St. 34 S.E. Mo. St. 20 N.E. Mo. St. Conference Champions, championship since 1950. Ill Ifcg 1980 M.l.A.A. CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP School Points Indiv. Placings S.W. Mo. St. 32 ( 4- 5- 6- 8- 9) Central Mo. St. 67 ( 1-11-14-19-22) S.E. Mo. St. 71 ( 3- 7-10-24-27) N.W. Mo. St. 89 (13-15-17-21-23) U.M.R. 133 (16-20-31-32-34) N.E. Mo. St. 146 (12-25-35-36-38) Lincoln U. 175 ( 2-41-43-44-46) U.M.S.L. No Team Score 3 SOCCER and then another for U.M.R. 4 « • nr .«r i J : - . 1 1 Front Row: Werner, Zdvorak, Holman, Orrick, Narzinski, Steinhoff, Steensgard, Sauers, Carpenter, Philipp, Equere, Grant. Back Row: Coach McNally, Heinze, McDermott, Becker, Whetsel, Blaes, Sepulueda, Patelis, Haberberger, Budd, Anselm, Ball, DiMaggio. T nr , Chris Philipp gains a step on his opponent. 1980 U.M.R. SOCCER RESULTS U.M.R. 0 Washington U. 5 U.M.R. 0 Harris Stowe 1 U.M.R. 0 Rockhurst 3 U.M.R. 1 M.S.S.C. 4 U.M.R. 1 Avila 0 U.M.R. 5 William Jewell 1 U.M.R. 10 Mo. Baptist 0 U.M.R. 0 U.M.S.L. 6 U.M.R. 1 Avila 0 U.M.R. 6 Lincoln U. 2 U.M.R. 2 Creighton U. 1 U.M.R. 3 Maryville 3 U.M.R. 5 Lindenwood 1 U.M.R. 5 U.M.K.C. 0 U.M.R. 4 N.E. Mo. St. 2 U.M.R. 5 Season Record: 10-5-1 S.W. Mo. St. 1 115 Water Polo swims to victorious season UMR 22 PRINCIPIA 4 UM R 24 ILLINOIS 4 UMR 9 LOYOLA 12 UMR 7 INDIANA 16 UMR 21 U.A.L.R. 6 UMR 16 SEMO 10 UMR 17 SIU-C 8 UMR 13 SEMO 3 UMR 18 U.A.L.R. 4 UMR 32 TEXAS A.M. 1 UMR 17 SMU 1 UMR 16 PRINCIPIA 6 UMR 17 SEMO 5 UMR 10 LOYOLA 7 UMR 20 - MICHIGAN 9 UMR 20 OHIO STATE 4 U MR 23 SIU-C 7 UMR 20 SEMO 9 UMR 15 U.A.L.R. 8 UMR 10 LOYOLA 11 UMR 12 INDIANA 13 UMR 14 KENTUCKY 9 UMR 9 FORDHAM 10 UMR 15 WASHINGTON LEE 5 UMR 17 RICHMOND 8 Water Polo Team: Front, Tom Beyer (captain), and Darian Dickinson. Second Row: Steve Adams (captain), Jerry Flowers, Greg Tompkins Joe Pericich and Ralph Roesler. Third Row: Paul Entwistle, David Jones (manager), David Raskin, Robert Pease (coach). Bob Chambers, Peter Wallace, Paul Gladis David Zacher, Steve Homoky, Brian Bess, and Brad Racen. 116 ft £ 31 t 5 V 7 - , “ j r -i f � - -• — - ; � - J T JP. 1 L - J 1 - ‘ ' -’ _« dtt. J VARSITY SWIMMING AND DIVING Varsity Swimming Record Opponent UMR Saluki W. 111. 429 Drury 80 98 68 24 Inv. UMSL 37 70 E. 111. 400 CMSU 36 73 UMR 384 UMC 81 32 SEMO 290 NEMS 33 76 Miner Drury 314 North 54 59 Relays Iowa UMR 302 SWMS 256 SEMO UMR 540 National 1st. Qualifications MIAA Conference Record SWMS 525 UMR 487 SEMO 367 120 M , 1 ■ ■ ;f « ' ■■ « A ' J a - IWf .-wmamwm -i m •4f • � ■ . Men’s Varsity Basketball Front row (left to right): Kent Dinsdale, Kurt Northstine, Leonarde Lucas, Rodney Vessel, Todd Wentz, Ted Haas. Back row (left to right): Assistant coach Dale Martin, Kurt Lorenzen, Scott Sandbothe, Rick Fuerman, Jeff Kipp, Rob Goodenow, Jeff Davis, Coach Billy Key. 122 • J — - UMR 1980-81 Season Record Opponent SCORE UMR Lindenwood 86 81 Lindenwood 39 81 Westminster 62 95 UMSL 63 77 Graceland 78 77 Maryville 67 100 Pittsburg 58 89 Ark. Tech 72 78 Pittsburg 59 80 MO South. 65 79 SEMO 69 71 UMSL 88 73 Lincoln 91 66 NWMO 63 59 NEMO 76 71 SWMO 54 68 Cent. MO 84 61 SEMO 56 62 SWMO 68 65 UMSL 67 62 Lincoln 94 70 NEMO 94 92 NWMO 78 63 Cent. MO 63 64 Lincoln 79 61 123 More Men’s B-Ball 7 ) V i ‘Vr 1 S B1H i .� -. 4 j 4 ' Js ■ f P 1 BASK mi CHAM I Mil Women’s Varsity Basketball 125 1980-81 Women’s Basketball Season Scores Opponent Score Cul. Stock. 55 Lincoln 71 MO South. 71 SIU-E 58 UMSL 71 E. 111. 83 SWMS 60 Will. Woods 62 School of 63 the Ozarks SEMS 60 Evangel 63 Lincoln 58 SW Baptist 75 MO South. 74 Evangel 81 SWMS 80 Cul. Stock. 67 UMSL 65 SEMS 56 School of 65 UMR 56 52 54 76 46 69 53 50 57 57 53 69 72 62 66 52 60 38 57 56 127 U.M.R. VARSITY WRESTLING 1980-81 8-6-0 IN DUAL MEETS DUAL MEET SCORES U.M.R. 4 CENTRAL MO. ST. 46 U.M.R. 36 LINCOLN U. 15 U.M.R. 34 ILLINOIS COLLEGE 14 U.M.R. 34 WASHINGTON U. 17 U.M.R. 47 WILLIAM JEWELL 9 U.M.R. 39 LINCOLN U. 12 U.M.R. 3 N.W. MO. ST. 44 U.M.R. 0 S.W. MO. ST. 47 U.M.R. 17 S.E. MO. ST. 34 U.M.R. 18 N.E. MO. ST. 31 U.M.R. 36 U.M.S.L. 15 U.M.R. 56 LINCOLN U. 0 U.M.R. 44 WILLIAM JEWELL 6 U.M.R. 6 S.W. MO. ST. 43 129 U.M.R. VARSITY TRACK 1981 UNDEFEATED IN DUAL MEETS M.V.P. — RICK LUX RICK QUALIFIED FOR NATIONAL HONORS IN THE 400 AND 800 METER EVENTS. Miner’s Baseball ■55 ,-w SW.VU-; i ' rtYA V , f7 _ ' . ■ ' ■ � ' v. i i w ’6r£SM , s� TTVjV | M ir ' 1 1 V. 1 ‘I ILlJ ! • f . g V . v 1 i r f t . ; fe. e •• !y ™Tr •� yj wjJv fl r ; , 4 II V J fv BSP® Miner’s 1981 Baseball Record Won 14, Lost 27, MIAA 3-9 133 Pi f (! 1 1 1 t | ? • ' . ' ? I - 1 A. if; ly- s ' § 1 • ■ ' • 1 $2 v Xr� t y . g§Hg| • .■ fe Kr ' £ •A ' - - A • ' x j ' • xj y V v f r sv w r 1 Women’s Varsity Softball Miner’s Softball Record 8 Wins — 11 Losses Team Members: Pat Kelly, Zhetta Thomas, Deanne Lock, Maria Holmes, Stephanie Kutterer, Sue Applebaum, Judy Redel, Letajudd, Betty Stout, M.J. Scolatti, Anita Tikey. 135 URALSINTRAMURALSINTRAMURALSI Sig Ep wins Flag Football title Mike Bennett rolling out for a pass 9 : V J ' N JJx « yE t Division I champs — Sig Ep 139 140 Singles winner: Mark Dechant WINNERS MEN — Pi K.A WOMEN W.H.A 142 UUY Dl S) m x. Jfo. Men ' s Division I winner: T.J.H.A VOLLEYBALL _ 1 1 ' V— L U w 1 1 . 3 Women’s winner: A.W.S. Men’s Division 1 winner: G.D.I 145 Swimming and Diving 146 Women ' s winner-Chi Omega liy % r A l % J ■ - 1 ■ 1 147 149 BASKETBALL CAMPOS CLUB t,«T 9 IMPO V -il .. A - FT NKJfi 1 V V ' vMtf 1 k I Qin -irHfiiS ns Wm • •C2 ' j 2 Vffl|vJ[ om 1 wnzisnSm kai Wa A , 1M , 1 m i mt E iv ' Mil £ � � u WV« 7 . r.HY S ■EFT; ' TOH||| 1 - %. ’ 1 i a «■ � 1 Zb iSH® I tMli H Sr Handball Winners Kappa Sigma 1 : •V M ' ' J si w 1 The winners: Sig Nu 155 ) I.M. Track Men’s Winner — Kappa Sig Women’s Winner — A.W.S. SOFTBALL INTRAMURAL FLAG FOOTBALL GOLF Division I B.S.U. G.D.I. Sig Ep Kappa Sig Sig Tau Phi Kap ARCHERY Division II Lambda Chi Pi K A Sig Tau Wesley Campus Triangle BASKETBALL VOLLEYBALL Division I Division I Campus G.D.I. Sig Ep Phi Kap A.B.S. Beta Sig Division II Division II A Phi A Sig Pi Delta Sig Theta Xi Wesley B.S.U. Women’s Women’s Stardusters A.W.S. A.B.S. Stardusters, Chi O W.H.A. A.B.S. HORSESHOES TRACK Men’s Men’s Sig Ep Kappa Sig Phi Kap Phi Kap T.K.E. Sig Pi CROSS COUNTRY Tech Engine Sig Pi T.J.H.A. WRESTLING Sig Nu Kappa Sig T.K.E. SOFTBALL Division I Beta Sig T.K.E. Triangle Division II R.H.A. M.H.A. West Sig Tau Women’s Chi o K.D. T.J.H.A. BADMINTON Men’s T.J.H.A. Sig Pi Sig Ep Women’s Women’s Women’s D. of N. A.W.S. Z.T.A. G.D.I. T.J.H.A. Stardusters A.W.S. R.H.A. W.H.A. 158 SCOREBOARD SWIMMING TENNIS SOCCER Men’s Men’s Division I Campus Sig Ep Kappa Sig Pi K A T.J.H.A. G.D.I. T.J.H.A. Sig Ep T.K.E. Women’s Women’s Division II Chi o Stardusters K D W.H.A. KD Chi O Phi Kap G.D.I. Pi K.A. TABLE TENNIS RACQUETBALL BOWLING Men’s Men’s Men’s C S A C.C.H., Delta Sig Pi K A Sig Ep Kappa Sig R.H.A. M.H.A. East T.K.E. Women’s K D Women’s Women’s T.J.H.A., Stardusters Newman, Z.T.A. (4 way tie) KD A.W.S. Newman K. D. Z.T.A. A.B.S. BILLIARDS BILLIARDS HANDBALL Men’s Triangle Campus G.D.I. Women’s A.B.S. T.J.H.A. W.H.A. Kappa Sig Sig Ep Sig Pi, Wesley OVERALL WINNERS Men’s Women’s Sig Ep Stardusters T.K.E. K.D. Phi Kap Chi O. 159 1981 Intramural Champs: Sig Ep — 5th straight title 160 I wish to apologize to individuals who participated in the following sports for the lacking or nonexistent coverage these sports received. The following sports received only limited coverage: varsity track, varsity wrestling, women’s softball, intr amural women’s basketball and tennis. Rugby, intramural golf, cross country, table tennis, badminton, bowling and billiards unfortunately received no coverage at all. This lack of coverage stems mainly from a lack of available pictures, not from a lack of desire on the part of my staff. I would like to thank my assistants, Kathy Buhr and John Tripi for their contributions. Michael W. Nix (editor) 161 WMwt -4||wL 4 m r T « L 1 m ? % m r m J| { Jk nj ff M i i 1 l i Cynthia Strouse Independants Queen 164 This years Independent ' s Queen is the enchanting Miss Cynthia Ann Strouse. The daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Charles Strouse of Mexico, Missouri, she is a junior studying Computer Science. Miss Strouse is involved in ACM, is a song leader at Newman Mass, and is on the T.J. social committee. Miss Strouse enjoys outdoor activities, tennis, basketball, bicycling, and music. This fascinating lady posesses many traits which make her the sparkling gem that she is. 165 Diane Markley Homecoming Queen Miss Diana Lynn Markley reigns as the 1980-81 Homecoming Queen. While majoring in Chemical Engineering, Miss Markley is an R.A. for first floor T.J.. She is involved in AICHE, SWE, and intramurals. Miss Markley is from Warrensburg, Missouri, and is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Markley. Waterskiing, canoeing, horseback riding, and softball are some of the ways she spends her free time. Miss Markley ' s attractiveness and enthusiasm highlighted the Homecoming festivities. 167 Janet Jansen Rollamo Queen 168 Miss Janet Jansen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Jansen of Affton, Missouri, is this years representative of the yearbook, by being selected Rollamo Queen. While majoring in Chemical Engineering, Miss Jansen, a freshman, is active in ASCHE, the Pi Kappa Alpha Little Sister organization, and Womens Club Soccer. She enjoys skiing, tennis, playing the piano, and being with people. Her radiant beauty and splendid personality exemplify her honor. 169 Rollamo Queen Court 170 The Rollamo Queen’s Court from left to right is: Janet Walsh; first runner up, Janet Jansen; Queen, Eva Taylor; second runner up, Tammy Williams; third runner up. 171 Janet Pearce St. Pat’s Queen Miss Janet Kay Pearce, a charming UMR student, was crowned St. Pat ' s Queen. A junior majoring in Petroleum Engineering, Miss Pearce is Secretary of Zeta Tau Alpha, a Little Sister of Tau Kappa Epsilon, an ad salesman for the Miner, and a member of SPE. Miss Pearce is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Pearce of O’Fallon, Illinois. Miss Pearce enjoys cooking, sewing, swimming, and water skiing. Miss Pearce ' s sparkling smile and overwhelming enthusiasm typify her personality. 173 GREEK WEEK QUEEN — LYNN DEE PARR 174 This year’s Greek goddess of love and beauty is the lovely Miss Lynn Dee Parr. Miss Parr is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Buss Parr, of Cape Girardeau, Missouri. A sophomore majoring in electrical engineering, Miss Parr is active in Zeta Tau Alpha, Sigma Phi Epsilon little sisters, cheerleading, GAD, and Alpha Phi Omega. Waterskiing, music, and sports are some of Miss Parr’s favorite pastimes. Her serene beauty helped Greek Week to be the success that it was. 175 Queens’ Courts 177 YOUR ADDRESS r •irn � f t r J i I s j I i; 1 | MM I | t-f ' J 3 3 M i I ’ I ir ■ ISLi HIViA I 4 Resident Hall Association — QUAD Some of the familiar faces 180 _.y The Annual Watermelon Orgy 183 184 SPARTANS House One plays a very active role in initiating and participating in events that take place in the Quad. They held the first annual Mr. Quad contest which was a great success, and they plan to make this an annual event. They also placed third in Christmas house decorating. The RA of the house is Dana Villers and representing the house on the Board of Governors is Peri Welch. MCANERNEY HALL First row: Laura Bender, Robin Adkins, Donna Eberhardt, Barb Thomas, Shari Noonan, Beth Barickman, Chris Degonia, Cookie Ward Second row: Stephanie Cioffi, Jo Ann Norman, Beverly Drury, Sheila Courtway, Cathy Raidt, Eva Taylor. Cassandra Crumes. Third row: Sandra Witcher. Renee Winegard, Pam Herron, Susan Owens, Phyllis McCallister, Mary Anne Sucher, Connie Foale Fourth row Jeanne Hilker, Mattie Gnggs, Jill Rakestraw, Theresa Knutelski, Georgia Broj. Fifth row: Dana Villers. Stacy Sakouias, Maritret Dome Sharon Clinch, Jackie Griggs, Angie Gooding. Jean Weiland, Edith Foale, Nancy Fugate. ' 5naro1 ’ 186 House Two can boast of many distincitions during the 1980-8 1 school year. The house was the first of the female houses to obtain T-shirts, which bear the slogan “THE LUCK OF THE IRISH”. House Two carried away first prize in the 1980 Christmas decorations contest wit h the Peanuts Christmas theme, “WE WISH Y OU A MERRY CHRISTMAS”, which was manifested through such original decoration techniques as carolers outside and beautiful House Two women under the misdetoe on each floor. The house sponsored a square dance in January which proved to be a great success, and in February they again showed holiday spirit by decorating the front windows for Valentine’s Day. House Two average resident’s age is 20.3 years, oldest of the UMR women’s dorms. The House Two “family” includes several outstanding varsity basketball players, and it also can boast of two members who have lived in the house for four years. All in all 1980-81 has been a very memorable year for House Two. Front row: Amy Carpenter, Mary Rose Lucas, Ellen Folluo, Joan Krupski, Celia Conrad, Pam Clary. Second row: Laura Mintcrt, Theresa Alonso, Joanie Rieser, Lisa Reed, Letajudd, Sheila McDonnell, Patty Slattery. Third row: Andy Kidd, Cynthia Pavelka, Robin Priest, Tina Harms, Laurie Behm. Fourth row: Sharon Mitchum, Barb Woodruff, Lisa Hoffmeister, Anne Weber. Lisa Engert, Stephanie Rechtien.Jeni Scurlock, Karla Goetttng, Linda Rapp, Gail Dolan, Jessica Smoot, Valerie Haldiman, Debbie Krcher, Becky Lanning, Kathy Moran. Back row: Patty McLaughlin, Leifann Bachman. Angie Bcdwell, JoAnn Krause, Rhonda Kirchoff, Debbie Kelly, Linda Hill, Leslie Behm, Carol Blecha. Not shown: Lon Almcling, Zahre Aminbitaraf, Carmen Baker, Diana Bindemann, Carol Chanley, Karen Cooke, Gail Halsey. Jan Hierholzer, Janet Jansen, Synthia McIntosh, Jennv Mutrux, DaThu Nguyen, Lorna Platt, Pam Powell, Edie Preusser, Mary Jeane Scolatti, Marlene Sermeno, Ping Wang, Melonie Warren, Flora Yu. 18 7 Farrar Hall is dedicated to the memory of Hilliard Farrar (1930). Mr. Hilliard Farrar was killed in New Guinea Dec. 2, 1943, while serving his country. Farrar Hall (House NumberThree) was originally a men’s dorm, but this year ( 1980-1981), the Farrar Hall dormitory was converted into a women ' s dormitory, housing fifty-five female students. The house motto is “Once, Twice, Three Times a Lady”. House Three honors include: Second place Christmas decoration, First Place Mr. Quad contest (house three’s representative Bob Swain), Queen candidate (Miss Suzy Appelbaum). First row: Beth Boyd, Lydia Relja, Mary Lou Wirz, Alice L. Carter, Jada D. Jenkin, Cheryl White (House Governor), Kayla Arnott, Karol Krumrey. Second row: Beth Ulmer. Terri Sherrill, Amy Hackler, Kathryn Raymer, Angela Lockhard, Denise Rost, Patty Frey, Heidi Flucgel, Cathy Oostcndorp, Diane Gamm, Joan Bert man. Third row: Barb Cummings, Cindy Brush, Elizabeth Clarke, Cathy Ludwig, Martha Kaiser, Lynn Murray, Sandy Johnson, Liz Gearon, Paula Kovarik, Suzy Marcel. R. 4: Kummie Akers, Julie Compton, Jeanne M Baldetti, Cindy Cook, Karen Penney, Can Vitale, Cindy Lees, Diana Carls, Rima Mitchell. 188 Farrar Hall — House Four has many original distinctions. This year marked the first time that Farrar Hall was occupied by women. Surprisingly, all but four of the original fifty-six coeds were freshmen; three of the remaining four were transfer students. The one exception was the returning RA, who has been responsible for a lot of the fun an this house. For example, she recommeded “The 11:30 Dirties” highly to all her residents as a unique viewing experience. In spite of her guidance, they had to learn most of the “ins” and “outs” of college life through trial and error no one told them cats weren’t allowed in the dorm .... they only wanted a mascot! Apparently, some well intentioned men wanted to replace their lost pet by supplying each of the girls with her very own bat on Halloween .... you should have hear them screaming with glee (?). — When the time came for the annual snowball fight, one of the girls got confused and threw out her “bra”, thinking it was a panty raid! They have all made innocent mistakes like that, even the fourth floor residents who claim to be the “next best thing to heaven” .... Surely they mean they are all angels don’t they? First row: Loretta Raspberry, Lori Bartlett, Nena Abdul-Wakeel, Valerie Mashburn, Ellen Hendricks, Laura Depasquale. Second row: Maira Horton, Beth Metzler, Benyta Jackson, Deborah Day, Becky Messenbrink, Debra Manley, Darlene Meloy, Nancy Jones, Maureen Pomeroy, Kay Runge. Third and fourth rows: Lisa McCrate, Jamte Fornell, Mary Miller, Janel Rundlett, Kathy Buhr, Charlene Butler, Debbie Robedeau, Judy Ghilottie, Debbie Esme. Marla Greer, Lori Burgett, Anne Dwyer, Bonnie Scott, Ellen Freeman, Christine Lang. Last — double row: Sue Robbins, Dena Porterfield, Robynn Hummel. Patty Peick, Lisa Sum, Christie Lake-man, Cynthia Demick, Doris Mann, Joan Lischwe, Kim Dowd, Sonia Ahad, Kathy Dixon, Paula Key, Theresa Gutmann, Diana Wilson, Julie Sexton, Karen Schneider, Lisajungmeyer, Joan Bin, Robin Gust. is ; First row: Dro Darbidian, Big H., Doug Conrath, Steve Kolodziej, Alias Larru, Bjob, Dave Knobbe, Stubbs, Kinker-Bell, Jim Brake, Hung Lo, Bruce Byrd. Second row: Frank Reichart, Nilesh B. Shah, Derick Warrick. Tan Vagaranant, DougTeare, Dan Sievers, Chuck Woodbury. Third row: Ray Kirsch, Paul Carter, D.L. Bogart, Dave Brucker, Chris Stavig, Clinton McClanahan, Mike Amos. Mike Heinze, Doug lackson, Squeaky, Greg Kohring. Fourth row: Mr. Quad Bob Swain. Bud, Disco, Tom Montes, De-Oua, Dave Ashabranner, Jon Treat, Jon Waters. Missing: Jeff Ahrens, Roger Harvatich, Keith Jensen, Gary Jensen, John Hood, Grady Mosby. The men of House Five claim to present the finest House in the quad. Finest, in that they combine academics, athletics, and sociability in a balanced combination, the results of which are the quad’s highest House GP A, plenty of good times, time-honored traditions and good friends. The halls often get a little noisy; but only in a friendly atmosphere between house members could this happen, and everyone gets their work done anyway (usually). 190 Number Two in Football and Volleyball but number One in Firebombs and beer-drinking. The members of house six have a good time during the day, but when quiet hours arrive they have an even better time. Home of the 1981 “Hop, Skip and Puke” champ. ALTMAN HALL H SSSfc • V First row: Don Markus, Greg Hawickhorst, Rex Stameriohn, Bill Spencer, Greg Ponder, Georgia Broz.Ed Nobus. Second row. John Masek, Bob Clark, John Streb, Dave Jew, Hans Livingston. Third row: Mark Dunlay, Dan Short, Joe Cibulka, Don Hoeckelman, Chuck Bast, Mike Richey, Ron Davidson. Fourth row: Harold Crouch, Dan Patterson, George Havalis.Tom Huhman, Andy Lippert. In back row: Diane, Holly Stansheld, Jim Browning, Kevin Sutterer, Mike Mullen, Irv Milman, Tony Petruska, Mike Mohrmann, Brad Hawickhorst, Mark Hackmann, Sam Huhman, Kerry Wooten, Dan Michel. Standing on handrail: Bruce Fortune. Not pictured: Gerald Allen, Mark Daugherty, Sam Otto, Perry Dwars, Bob Baughman, Keith Elting, Wendell Young. Mark Rudolph, Ed Diekemper, Larry McDaniel, Charles Smith, Richard Ulastnik, Mark Dieckmann. Dennis Henson, Dave Schluckebier, Joe Sheridan. Don Monley, Jim Schoen, Randy Schuetz. 191 House “Seven”, Holtman Hall, proud to be known as part of the Quad Annex, was a dominating force in Interdorm sports this year. It placed “first” in football and “second” in volleyball. First row. Roy . Second row: Jim Allmeyer, Bob- by Jackson. Pete Pachlhof- er, Jim Gam- bill, Jimmy Wil- liams. Third row: Jim Shol- tis, David Kleine, Ed Yamnitz, Terry Roberts, Bruce Kroger, Randy Friley, Greg Carter, Mike Starbuck. Fourth row: Ken Chisom, Earl Castner, Ernest Robin- son, Ralph Rociler, George Gig” Loelkes III, Ro- f er Dough. ifth row. Eric Donnell, Mark Do d d , J e ff Pachl. Sixth row: Austin Martinez, Uko Equere, Keith Scherer, Mike Groene, Tim Grumpy” Ogan, Matt Hinshaw, Steve Jones, Dave Pe- ters, John Kis- er, Mike Mar- cus. Seventh row: Oscar Lee, Paul Wyatt, Tom Blight, Rick Deason, Rich Hildeb- rand, Gary Pace, Mark Crosswhite. First row: Chris Edwards, Richard Brown, Steve Schmitt, Chuck Mueller, Larry Weiman. Second row. Kevin Hopper, Eric Westburg, Robert Overbey, Alan Finley. Third row: Fred Woods, Steve Ward, Eric Lewis, Don Hohe, Paul Bryant. Fourth row: Mike Janos, Bill Semstrort, Jim Vlos, John Frank, Dave Ritchie, Leroy McCown, Tim Petsas, Alan Rhodes, Scott Giltner. Fifth row: Bill Baker, Doug Whitman, Charles Hummel, Mark Schneider, Scott Wagner, Ken Hill. H 0 U s E E 1 G H T H 0 U S E E 1 G H T H O H 0 u S E E 1 G H T U s E E I G H T H 0 U s E E 1 G H T H O U 19 } H O u s E A H O U s E A H O U S E A H O U S E A H O u s E A H O U s E A H O U S E A H O U s E A H O U s E A A is for apathy — The occupants of House A don’t like writing paragraphs like this. A is for Alcohol — They are usually too drunk to write a paragraph. — Their outstanding achievement was writing this paragraph. — Any famous people in their House? YES! They composed this paragraph. hS KSSKSS Lurch ‘ Ni � S5SS Mr 194 First row: Richard Ball, Ai Schoepp, John Reed, Steve Lay, Mark Kettner, Jeff Bell, Dave Saunders, Scott Dillingham, Eric Wyckoff, Dou g Hawkins, Steve Hollenbeck. Second row: Mike Hdgers, Mike Purcell, Tim McAuliffe, Marty Nash. Jeff Baker, Steve Thomas Tom Roseman.John McCormick, Jim Holman, Matt Guest, Marvin Berry, BobReinkemeyer.Tad Magruder, Andrew Bean Scott Calder Chuck Taylor, Dean Gregory. H O U s E B H O U s E B H O U S E B H O U s E B H o U s E B H O u s E B H O u s E B H O U s E B H O U s E B 195 H O U s E C H O U s E C H O u s E C H O u s E c H O u H O u s E C s E C H O U s E C H O u s E C H O u s E c H O u s E First row: James Logan, Matt Grieshaber, Brent Stafford, Jack Golterman, Mark Woelzlein, Rick Foster, Mark Grueber Second row Todd Wentz, Gregg Anderson, Matt Wetzel, Evan Scheier, Ron Welin, Jon Clark. Third row: Eric Maichel, Keith Groat, Jim Wilkerson, Chris Fahnmg, Leslie Snyder, Bill Burton, Keith Stuckmeyer, Steve Gwmn. Fourth row: Chuck Mausshardt, Todd Cantrell John Wallace Maurice Anderson, Mike Werkmeister, Gregg Clavenna, Bob Glanz, Rocky Martinez, Jeff Murphy, Randy Fudge Glen Deles Gregg Tracy Not shown: Jack Lentz, Adam Maghroun, Scott Bradfish, Kevin Kuester, Don Trask, Dan Eck, Joe Henze, Leon Allen Larry Birkner lim Warner, Mike Mooneyham, Phil Cook. Juan Villanueva, Dave Tankesley, Ralph Thielking, Lonnie How d J es Mo omery Never a dull moment in House “D”. — Keeping it loose with water balloons and bottle rockets; keeping it cas’ with earrrings and water sliding; specializing in cudgel throwing, sign hanging, unicycle riding, Volleyball and hanging bees! They weren’t just kidding: The “Best” things in life are still “Free”. First row: Dave Popejoy, John LaBerg, Bob Lyness, Randy Robinson, Doug Sauceman, Rich Cross, Randy Forchee. Second row: Bruce Woody, Pete Stoll, Wes Reynolds, Jim Deutschmann, Scott Davis, Tom Orscheln, Barb Thomas, Dave Beatty, Lori Burgett, Robin Gust, Dave Price, Loma Platt. Third row: Andy Ritter, Les Brugere, Jason Hatakeyama, Matt Lenhardt, Keith Boeckenhauer, Steve Witthaus, Terry Bodine, Due Nguyen, Dwight Brandon, Dale Kyser, Paul Janke, Jim Krawczyk. Fourth row: Rich Engelman, Dennis Bee” Hayes, Mark T. Martinez, Brian Kinsey, Cliff Klein, Jeff Newman, Bruce Murray, Rusty Willis, Alan Rau. Fifth row: Paul Wolfgeher, Steve Garrett, Bill Wagner, Tom Skillington, Don Palaski, Dave Walker, Phil Musser. H O U s E D H O U s E D H O U s E D H O u s E D H O U H O U s E D S E D H O U s E D H O U s E D H O U S E D H O u s E E I9 T 1 t |fi H ' • • . T.J. shows the proper way to take a shower. 199 200 During the “blah” months of winter, a few innovative members of TJ hauled sand into their dorm-room to provide them with a little summer fun. They built sand castles, decorated their room to simulate a summer- time atmosphere and had a “real” beach party. Of course they also cranked the heat up to 85° F to resemble those hot days of summer. 201 Prl lgn w • ff ;■ A ■ 1 1 . ' ££j 1 -• ' ... • . • u w lj • fJ M ■|L ' ' SjH % 204 The following are in this picture: Martha Nauman, Peggy Baker, Candy Thompson, Peggy Murphy, Becky Burgess, Jill Richards, Denise Wormek, Felicia Anderson, Lisa Pasley, Lauren Ainley, Carmen Mann, Dianne Schaeffer, Liz Phipps, Rochelle Reckel, Martha Brown, Tami Robertson, Sharon Acker, Claudia Isaacson, Beth Rethorn, Tracey Allen, Pam Graves, Barb Piggolt, Lisa Blassingame, Debbie Lewis, Roni Lee, Sharon Wight, Linda Peacock. 205 mZO OOt-TinZO OOf- ' riwZO OOr ' flm WZO ZO? J OOf ' ' flmZO! i 0 OOt- flfnZOf 8 OOc H, fl oo TJ’s Second Floor is very active in intramural sports, everything from basketball to volleyball to batracing. The have “H.A.D.” a great year together. F L O O R L O O R T W o First row: Lynn Powell, Sue Wilson, Lori King, Cindy Forina, Yvonne Weber, Claudia Isaacson, Nancy McNutt, Sherri Stroder, Lisa Peele, Deborah Cox, Jan Conci, Tina Haldiman, Kathy Von Rump, Dee Shipman, Corey Martin. Second row: Laurie Smith, Sarah Snider, Charla Niccoli, Carol Waters, Susan Minton, Jane Carter, Maureen Harig, Kathy Lockhart, Valerie Jones, Jan Keutzer, Lisa Jones, Sharon Malamicek, Marilynn Munn, Joni Barth. Third row: Beth Lenhart, Ros Castleman, Geri Donze, Betsy Miller, Lesa Wetter, Diane Schoemehl, Sara Bald, Cornelia Hecker, Jamie Luca, Carol Mudd, Patty Donovan, Marianne Keil, Julie Robertson, Nancy Reiter. 206 STJ| IXrL IB • -A First row: Dennis Laughlin, Phil Urberger, Ben Hawkins, Bill Carpenter, Dave Martin, Mark Poole, Ray Sitki, Darren Washausen, Kenny Kristoff, Rick Schmitt, Colt Wise, Gary Hibberd. Second row: Brian Campbell, Dan Lamasters, Steve Hammond, Steve Switzer, Gerry Foehrweiser, Tony Bundschu, Denny Dennison, Calvin Marienau. Randy York, Mark Johnson, Steve Dow, Joe McCart, Jeff Anderson. Third row: Mike Taylor, Dennis Croessman, Dan Harris, Brad Woley, Mark Huck, Dave Baer, Anthony Harris, Louis Briscoe, Todd Rumans, Walter Juniewicz, Will McKinzie, Chuck Seaines. Fourth row: Jeff Pritchard, Mike Nix, John Boncek, Todd Hermann, Craig Scott, Robert Verbarg, Steve Gainer, John Ollech, Jim Simmons, Joe Knickmayer, Houston Smith, Mark McDermott, John Baiachowski, Alex Melchers, Mark Armstrong, Terry Largent, Ed Tucker, Rich Truelove. F L O O R T H R 207 F L O O R F O U R F L O O R F O U R F L O o R F L O O R F O U R F O U R F L O O R F O U R F L O O R F O U R The men residing on TJ’s fourth floor have many varied interests and present a very versatile group. Many residents of the floor have represented TJ in intramural sports and “the games” during St. Pat’s. While the floor has many claims to fame the one of which the residents are most proud is the title of “the worst floor during the St. Pat’s festivities, an honor given to them by the buildings R.A.’s. First row: Joe Wang, Gary Davison, Kelly Allender, Dennis Roberts, Jeff Knight, Steve Joltin’” Jacobi, Mark Hughes, Brian Miller, Brett “Punkie” Miller, Lou Waterloo” Del’Oreo, Brad Schuermeyer, Mark “Mad-dog” Menius. Second row: Dave Chemical Warfare” Klarich, Mike Gibbons, Eric “Mr. Busch” Politte, J.W. “Mr. Coors” George, Tim ' Timmy Tender” Gordon, Kevin “Rolls Royce” Wilson. Back row: Scott Zike, Carl Engemann.Troy Kittrell, Scott Anderson, Kevin “keener” Ream, Barry Litzinger, Darryl Spargo. “Marveloos” Marvin Van Meter, Mike Duello, Dennis Bozo” Pozzo, Dave Dr. Bird Heilig enstein, Gary- McDonald, Ken ’The bathroom is my house Kohl, Phil Freshman Hanks, Mike Mr. Neatness” Gentsch, Ken Schibler, Dave Burbridge, Mike Gansmann, Jim Bowen, Ron Mr. Wrestling Davidson, Greg ‘The Wadd” Schmid. 208 _2 1 Thomas Jefferson’s fifth floor consists of a very active group of men brought together by fate and the masochistic desire to be an engineer. Despite being from different social and economic backgrounds, they are molded into one of the best groups of dorm men ever, they say. They were very instrumental in the construction of Thomas Jefferson’s first St. Pat’s float. Along with Newman H. they also created a woodcut for the elderly. They like to think: Jack Daniels never made a better fifth. Eric Meyer, Rich Rupprecht, Curtis Meier, Lynn Johnson, Tim Smith, John WoracheK, Greg vonForck, Forrest Ken- nedy, Thomas J. Gell, Roy Shea, Bryan Smith, Jeff L. Ford, Don Ernst, Patricia Seaton, Bob Shaw, Gary Althoff, Mark Hurley, Mark Urban, Mike Albrecht, Todd Blackford, Ron Berth, Doug “Troll Weiss, Erik Sandstedt, David Duncan, Chris Pape, Tony Sifuentes, Charles Hall, Tony Richards, Mike Fritz, Larry Hughes, Jeff Melliere, Mike Scheele, Doug Chur- ovich, Bill Dressier, Bob Veatch, Mike Nienhaus, Robert L. Foster, Mike Zelt- mann, Ricky Allison, Victor Long, Tim “Mupp Hagan, Mark Bauer, Tim Dent, Brent Roth, Larry D. Miller, Brian Bar- lows, Joseph A. Castillo, Greg West, Edwin Himawan, Paul Barnes, Joe McLain. F L O 0 R F 1 V E F L O 0 R F 1 V E F L O O R F L O 0 R F 1 V E F I V E F L O 0 R F 1 V E F L O 0 R F 1 V E F L O 0 R S 1 X F L O 0 R S 1 X F L O 0 R S 1 X F L O 0 R S 1 X F L O 0 R S 1 X F L O 0 R S 1 X F L O 0 R S 1 X Dan omsonEdwardHamme ' and, Mart Mastroianm, Rodger Tenholder. Doug Kopf, Bummer , Bryan Blackford, David Zacher, y ,chael £, K ° - ak | r ir Ed y o d Madeniiah, Jackson Browne Freak , Mark Youngel, Barry Brandt “Bird , Michael Bentrop, Mike “Sweet Swteca, Woody . Belford Poulder, Elmer Shelby Mike Prep Lucido, Jim Ervin, Roger Sparky, Duane Emanuel, David Huff, Scott Scotty Carpenter, Dave Jones Kevin Duffy Rob Baker, Jeff Scheibal, Dave Mueller, Arick Stoney” Henley, Mike Richardson. Tom Boynton Tom Partelow Mehrdad Marbwt-Kuchak - Pats.e , Captain Video. Alec Trenn, Jeff Baumann, Mark McKarmn, Michael D ' erks Scott Kmbb, Richard Morris, Mark Holdinghausen, Terry Bearly, Philip McPherson, Tom Sears. Johnny Tucker, David Richard, Mark Whithaus, Kenneth Wong, Steven McNabb, Don Hand. 210 The seventh floor of Thomas Jefferson is the “high point” of the city of Rolla. Most everyone on the floor is involved in one or more intramural sports. This year, the seventh floor occupants won the football championship within the dorm. The majority of TJ’s intramurals volleyball and frisbee team members happen to live on the seventh floor. To go along with the sports, the seventh floor’s average GPA is usually one of the highest within the dorm. They are proud of their achievements. First row: John Roberts, Jon Curry, Larry Black, Bryan Vinson, Joe Sanders, John Kinder, Danny Grueninger, Dave Olarte, Rick Reinesch, Chuck Jacobsen, Ken Honeycutt, Glen Erutti, “Maz Dave Sumpter, Jeff Meir, Jeff Rosser, Steve Mitchell, Kevin Gordon, Ron Sifventes. Second row: Marty O ' Mara, Jerry McCormack, Kevin Haynes, Greg Harris, Tom Keithly, Roger Koelling, Jim Wakeman, Erik Dam, Tom Leise, Bill Leise, Gus Botonis, John Welch, Dan Naunheim, Randy Hamilton, Mike Wisland, Don Arndt, Harvey Jones, Richard Baltz, Kent Pellola, Bruce Hancock, Chris Frei, Bill Pulse, Bart Volpe, Jay Jones. Third row: Steve Martin, Berry Yeldell, Jim Stevens, Jon Snider, Tom Newman, Monte Stock, Gene Heitman, Chuck Derbak, Joe Brown, Kevin Hezel, Bob White, Jim Barnes, Mark Fry, Doug Duensing, Erik Myers, Bob Guehne, Rick Dolphus, Joe Ponder, Daryl Lovelace. F L O O R S E V E N F L O O R S E V E N F L F L O O R S E V E N o o R s E V E N F L O O R S E V E N F L O O ’ll Motel Housing Association Tilcsh SflWYP 1 1 A . . St -■ ' - I s’ m Jm A atm 1 4 1 if A i. . «Ar a t iJk 1 ! |T!B WHmII «-VBsV 4r . 1 ti ' n T H c A R N A H A N C A R N A H A N C A R N A H A N C A c A R N A H A N R N A H A N C A R N A H A N C A R N A H A N C The closest University housing to campus, Carnahan Hall housed 23 students just across the street from the Physics building for the 80-8 1 school year. With only a few exceptions, the fellows at Carnaham were all freshmen at UMR and consequently had to learn the ropes from scratch. They adapted quickly to the strenuous Rolla lifestyle, and many became involved in school activities. Carnahan residents were active in MHA East intramu- rals, TJ activities, campus club intramurals, UMR swim team, baseball and several other extra-curricular events. Several community projects were included in their busy schedule. — Next year Carnahan Hall will be converted to an all girls dormitory, one which the guys would all like to come back to and visit often. First row: Rich Love, Jon Mittler, Steve Watkins, Doug Norton, Mike (Masoud) Kazemi, Mike Stelzer, Doron Shapiro, Dave Kalb. Second row: Dwight Fulton, Brent Rose, Tom Engeman, Rob Stitt, Lee Guelbert, Jim Webb, John Chapman, Don Bohr, Steve Engeman. Not pictured: Ron Kisfalusi, John Klaffenbach, Grant Smith, Craig Tajkowski, Keith Sharp, Fred Held. First row: Ken Skeen, Jim Shadely.Jeff Luca, Buffy, Kevin Ziegler, Bill Stone, Greg Tompkins. Second row (top): Nick Wolf, Glen Bell, Keith Lechnir, Jeff McKeown, Frank Wirtz, Dan Simkins, Jeff Sheldon, R.A. Greg Courson. c o A c H H O U s E C o A C H H O U s E C o A c o A c H H O U S E C H H O U s E C O A C H H O U S E C O A C H Holiday Inn, two miles off campus, is considered part of MHAW. The Inn houses one hundred students who have participated in various activities, including intramurals, outings and St.Pat’s. The experience and brother- hood gained over the past two semesters was surpassed only by the fantastic parties they hosted. L I D A Y I N N H 0 L 1 D A Y I N N H 0 L 1 D A Y I N N H First row: Donald Hooper, Kirk Foeller, Al Morgan, Greg Cotter, Charles Davis, Jay Thorpe, Dave Forsythe. Second row. David Turner, Steve Saedi, Jim Jaszarowski, Gaston Williams, Marvin Taylor, Steve Howe, John Burgess, Scott Emert, Deirk Feiner, Randy Hindershot! Keith Hallcroft, Jeff Dalton. Third row: Jeff Dietrich, Carl Greenstreet, Doug Wilkerson, Jerry Truitt, Rick Wild, Russel Thompson, Ai McCleary, Tom Prichett, Bob Kunz, Greg Galich. Fourth row: Raymond Williams, Linden Evans, Ed O’Neil, Lou Decker, Jim Stanley, Steve Poppe, Jerre Parker, Reed Glasener, John Kruse, Herbert Red” Turner, Dale Schwent, Vernon Kepler. 218 I N T E R S m M 0 T E L 1 i MOTEL HOUSING In spite of the fact that they lost two shoes in the Current river during their last fishing trip, soaked their RA’s room with water (incurring his wrath), couldn’t find a room-mate for Dave (male, of course!) and didn’t understand even one word of what Mr. “V” said, the “boys” still love their Interstate Motel home almost as much as Mom’s apple pie. M First row: Bryan Canady, Jey Alam, Brian Munson, “Sir” Aloysius Royal, Bob Gaines. Second row: Larry Case, Bill Riley, Jeff Slifka, Dave lllert, Dennis Link, Gary Burgess. Third row: Dave Farhat, Chris Clendenin, Joe Barry. o T E L I 219 MHOS M H H M H IZ Little Piney Motel became a male residence this year as last year’s Farrar Hall pulled up stakes and moved North. Boasting well over 20 beds, the occupancy occasionally reaches 80, which is pan of the university’s plan to utilize the double beds as enterprisingly as possible. MOTEL HOUSING Front: Ali Busher. First row: Brian Kowalski, Bryan Peers, Don Schneider, Rich Heisse, Tom Strouse, Steve Strouse, Derek Hannah Ken Zey, Greg Harvey, John Schneider. Second row: Scott Glazier, Dave Hoesly, Curtis Flott, Morgan Morris, Bob Cashner Dave Bu«e Dave McGownd, Dave Fontaine, Tim Aldredge, Chuck Lechner, Kevin Murphy, Brent Weathered. 220 KCLU listeners may have known it as “the up and coming place”, but to 107 UMR students this year, it was known as home — the Manor Inn. Well, maybe not exactly home as that word usually implies a warm bed and good food. The heat had a habit of not working on the coldest days and nights, the “500 Building” inhabitants also woke up to ice water for showers several times, and for meals residents were forced to subject their taste-buds to the evils ofTJ, the U. Center, or some combination of cooking in their rooms and eating out. And as long as no one overslept, the Miner Connection buses provided reliable transportation to and from campus and meals. — Throughout the year, when residents were not busy with the usual UMR nightmarish task of homework, they found release in various forms. Besides sliding on “Wet Willy” in the fall. Frisbee and softball in the parking lot, an occasional party was slipped by (?) the RA’s notice. Second semester, the first (and last?) Manor Inn party was held at ‘Tech Engine” in February, and a canoe trip on the Current River in March was also sponsored. — Asa part of MHA East, Manor residents attended a barbeque at Meramec Springs in May, and participated in various intramural sports. They contributed to the first place doubles tennis team and placed first in heavyweight wrestling. Also, an all Manor team took second place in bowling. M A N 0 R 1 N N M A N 0 R 1 N N M A N 0 R 1 N M A N O R I N N N M A N 0 R 1 N N M A N 0 R 1 N N M A N O R 221 222 A bunch of guys enjoying their motel lifestyles to the fullest. They had a great time — but they also tried hard to keep up with their class load. First row: James Maggard, Charles Daily, Kevin Rooney, Bob Benson, Dan Graue. Second row: Unidentified, Steve Moser, Ken Knittel, Steve Brandon, Steve De Voti, Nick Simpson, Rich Harrison, Brent, Davidson. Third row: Bret Corum, Chris Friedeck, Jeff Jacobs, Dennis Trotter, Steve Sobo, Mike Daiber. ELECTRIC HEAT COLOR TV AIR CONDITION HOME OF THE PLAZMANIAN [af MOTEL P L A Z A M O T E T z A M O Z 223 R O L L A R A N C H O R O L L A R A N R O A R A N C H O C H O R O L L A R A N C H O R O L L A R The Rancho Motel, home of Rolla’s newest speedway, is the place to be when it comes to motor racing. A wide variety of competition takes place on this, the fastest track in the MHA West. Racing classics rang e from kamakazee motor bike to an occasional lawn chair buggy. This most modern facility even offers curb service pit stops. Next time you are in the neighborhood stop by and visit the Rancho speedway, soon to become part of the pro racing circuit. First row: Eric Metzger, John Krebs, Dave O’Brian, Charles McCarthy, Joe Yates, Jack Lura, Brad Boustead. Second row: Jay Engel, Augie, Doug Campbell, Bill Reading, Dale Moore, John Welch, Del Winn, Tom Byer, John Peterman, Marc Carter, Barry Reed, Rob Simons, Kent Ferry. Third row: Bill Spackes, Jim Knaup, Bill Burrows, Randy Hutton, Eric Bay, Dave (Animal) Mann, Jeff Watson, Scott Garner, Gary Kowalski, Brent Jenkins, John Meglio, Dennis Martin. Not pictured: Steve Lakin, Mark Trampe, Jeff Eisenman, Fernando La Cerda, Tim Marr, Scott Gahrig, Steve Greenfield, Mike Alwardt, Mike Braun, Phil Torre, John Leibold, Marcus Wesley, Martin Parsons, Keith Matthews, Les Williams, Mark Stump, Rich Wagner. 224 1980-’81 was a year of studying, tests, labs and .... partying for the men of the “Rustic Motel”. Many of the “Rustic Rats” graced the front lawn of the motel during numerous sunning parties. The motel always showed a flurry of activity since the “Rats” enjoyed such vigorous entertainment as sleeping, maid chasing and girl watching. The highlight of the year arrived when the “Rats” threw the “First Animal Rustic Kegger”, and three girls showed up and stayed for ten minutes (big deal!) — The “Rats” would like to express their appreciation to their HMFIC Bob Pressly for a job well done. First row: Steve Boning, Jeff Bruhn, Dan Dale, Andy Chambers, Petey Lindsey, John Colbern, Brian Blankenship, R.T. Glasgow. Second row: Kevin Arndt, Tom Shannon, Steve Whitey Herzog, Bob Pressly, Kent White, Larry Prince, Dale King, John Quinn. R U S T I C R U S T I C R U S T I C R U s R u s T I C M O T E 1 C R U S T I C R U S R U S I 225 T h o m a s J e f f e r s o n u a d r a n 8 1 e M o t e 1 Resident Assistants John Ollech, Marty O ' Mara, Corey Martin, Michael Gibbons, Diana Markley, Todd Blackford, Mark Holdinghausen. The RA’s in the Quad were not on hand for their picture, so this is a “stand-in” group attemtping to portray their faithful, very dependable resident assistants. First row: Animal, Mark Anderson, Herb Turner, Ali Bushehn, Brad Boustead, Brian Klotz. Second row: Grag Courson, Bob HMFIC Pressly, Aloysius Royal, Bruce Mullins, Dwight Fulton. 226 Fraternities and Sororities � 4 V y ji Jj | All Year Long 229 230 f . • ■� r f 1 1 v ' j � ■ n AN fe wM?Li w MO SHOW-MC S TAT Eft 23 . f J 235 iT mi imi - ' A GREEK WEEK 237 A C A C I A A C A C I A A C A C I A A C A C I A A C A C A C A C I A I A A C A C I A A C A C 1 A A C A C I A A Acadia is the only national college social fraternity with a Greek word for its name. These are the brothers of Acacia Fraterni- ty who have worked well together in this past year. We have had accomplishments ranging from our work projects at McGen- nis Youth Center, to the Grand Slam Aca- cia Jam. We won the spring scholarship trophy, and after three years in the finals we won the intramural tug of war cham- pionship. Acacia, now in its twenty-second year at U.M.R., is going strong and still growing. Sitting: Tim Mitchell — Social Chairman, Leon Thompson — Treasurer. Stand- ing: Tim Lewis — Secretary, David Hetlage — President, Rich Gnecco — Rush Chairman, Rick Parkison — Vice-President. A C A s Kneeling: Leon Thompson, Calvin Stites, Craig Bladow, Tim Lewis, Steve Voris, David Strickland, John Priesmeyer, Rich Gnecco Standing Dale Dankelson, Todd Housh, Doug Lukenbill, Rick Parkison, David Hetlage, Don Pysz, Bob Laske, Tim Mitchell lack Bradley Ricli Connelly, Ed Betz. y ' 238 R. Alan Diamant — Treasurer, Darrell Moore — Secretary, James Irwin, Jr. — Vice President, Charles Richey — Member-at-Large, Michael Martin — Presi- dent. The Nu Deuteron Chapter of Alpha Epsilon Pi was founded at the University of Missouri-Rolla on May 15, 1947. The chapter has always strived for high scholas- tic achievement while maintaining an ac- tive interest in campus, social and other extra-curricular activities. The intramural teams improved overall this past year, led by winning seasons in football and softball. St. Pat’s highlighted the social activities, with congratulations to A1 Ketterer for being elected to the St. Pat’s Court as a Guard. During the Spring semester, the house was involved in a community pro- ject with the City of Rolla through the Parks and Recreation Department. Over- all, this last year has been a full one for Nu Deuteron, and they are optimistic about the upcoming year to be even more suc- cessful. First Row: John Edwards, Bob McCann, Hal Dewar, Mark Martin, Doug Wesselschmidt, A1 Ketterer, Prunella, At Diamant. Second Row: Ronald D. Miller, Ronald A. Miller, Michael Martin, Allen Clark, Brad Lightle, David Fortner, Jim Purtle, Chris Schimp. Third Row: Joe Kirn, Patrick Martin, Tim Kulengowski, James R Hickman, Gregg P. Coffin, Charles Richey, Darrell Moore, Jerry Edwards, Blake Silkwood, Steve Ulrich, Greg Katnik, John Hillman. Fourth Row: Steven D. Kimes, Craig Maurice, Eric Lancaster, Daniel Mark Fields, James F. Irwin, Jr.. J. Payton Wieland, Bill Pennstrom. Not Pictured: Jim Gallagher, Mike Lynch. AEn 239 The fraternity was founded by seven men on December 4, 1906. These seven founders, often called the Seven Jewels, initiated a trend of leadership, character, and moral fiber that still exists among Black college men today. Here at U.M.R., Alpha Phi Alpha opens doors to the other organizations on the campus such as the Student Council, Inter- fraternal Council, Alpha Phi Omega Ser- vice Fraternity, Gamma Alpha Delta Ser- vice Fraternity and others. They have been established on the U.M.R. campus since 1965 and during that time their voice has been heard con- cerning a variety of issues. Operating a fraternity house involves business and they often render their ser- vices to the community. First Row: Daniel Ward — Recording Secretary, Dewey Pruitt — President, Gary Penny — House Steward, Robert Stallion — Corresponding Secretary. Second Row: Ernest Banks — Vice-President, Thomas King — Treasurer, Gregory Skannal — Sphinxmaster, Steven Parks — House Manager Ritual Chairman. First Row: Howard Collier, Dewey Pruitt, Gregory Skannal, Robert Stallion, James Price. Second Row: Daniel Ward, James Wilson, David Lindsey, Ronald Hardy, Gary Penny, Ronnie Banks. Third Row: Marlon Trigg, Thomas King, Ernest Banks, Henry Riley, Allen lackson Charles Harris, Steven Parks. 240 Beta Sigma Psi is the National Lutheran Fraternity. Their chapter, Eta, is one of the strongest throughout our National Fraternity. They were awarded many hon- ors during the most recent Beta Sigma Psi convention. Their present house was built in 1967 and holds 76 men. It is a four-story wooden and brick structure that is located on Fraternity Drive. Beta Sig wholeheartedly participates in the many activities at U.M.R. Our scholastic efforts often prove to be successful as shown by this most recent semester when their ac- tive gradepoint ranked second among all fraternities. They strive hard to do well in intramural athletics and are currently in third place in the overall intramural stand- ings. Beta Sigma Psi is proud to be an important part of U.M.R. and the Rolla community. Rick Bruns — Steward, Bob Garcia — President, Craig Fritsche — Treasurer, Jim Marting — First Vice-President, Rick Martin — Recording Secretary, Dean Nebrig — Social Chairman, Doug Baldwin — Second Vice-President, Marc Schrank — Rush Chairman, A1 Hasselbring — Athletic Manager. P s I B E First Row: Roger Boyer, Kent Steffens, Paul Reinhardt, Doug Fleiss, Rich Jackson, Bob Garcia, Tom Apel, Rick Bruns, Herb Zahner, Keith Malone, Tim Kaiser, Rick Hausmann, Paul Cox, Keith Tomazi, Doug Baldwin, Ed Schmidt, Mike Ameiss. Second Row: Keith Mazachek, Doug Clamors, Doug McCune, Dave Goldammer, John Drevenak, Todd Groennert, Mark Kamphoefner, Tom Rosenmayer, Scott Herzog, Steve Pfund, Jeff Love, Charles Skonby, Doug Bye. Third Row: Bruce Buettner, Doug Pfitzinger, Rick Martin, John Schmotzer, Jim Krueger, Marc Schank, Johi ry, Russ Dahlgren, Kurt Pfitzinger, Gary Jones, Scott Dickerhoff, Jim Marting, Jim Hafner, Neal Nugel, Dean Hebrig, Craig Fritsche, Bart Stuckey, Dave Siscel, A1 Hasselbring, Paul Hartmeister, Carl Mueller, Mike Avery, Bill Meuser, Dave Snider, Dave Schlarman, Daryl Miesner, Dave Frankenbach. s I G M A P S I 241 c H I 0 M E G A C H 1 0 M E G A C H 1 0 M E G A c H 1 0 M E G A c H 1 0 M E G A C H 1 0 M E G A C H 1 O M E G Since its founding on the U.M.R. cam- pus, the Eta Kappa chapter of Chi Omega has grown from 25 to over 50 pledges and activities. The 1980-81 school year was a good one for Chi Omega. They placed first in overall scholarship for sororities during the fall semester and also won first place in the novelty division of the Greek Sing on Christmas Party Weekend. They came in third in women’s intramurals, but took home winning trophies in both swimming and softball. In the fall, they had the annual Chi Omega hayride and they also enjoyed themselves at their fall formal. The spring semester was highlighted with the Valentine’s formal on Valentine’s Party Weekend, St. Pat’s, and Greek Week festivities. Kim Hofstetter — President, Kathy Herrmann — Pledge Trainer, LisaBaganoff — Vice-President, Trudy Heilman — Personnel Chairman, Karen Kohl — Treasurer, Debbie Herbert — Secretary. J] 1 id lv � If k. ,; First Row: Shelly Cline, Lisa Baganoff, Kathy Von Rump, Lisa Stevens, Sue Weiting. Second Row: Debbie Herbert Betsy Hawks Julie Robertson, Trudy Heilman, Penme Shelton, Karen Kohl. Third Row: Sue Diehl, Mary Anne Weaver, Margie Thomas Laura Pagano Nancy Lund, Kathy Herrmann. Fourth Row: Melinda Bise, Cindy Crow, Leslie Sonnabend, Lori Looser, Kim Hofstetter, Sandra Witcher Fifth Row . Sharon Vanderwal, Melissa Kern, Jean Schumacher, Beth Boyd, Marvis Ridgely. Not Pictured: Debbie Cooper, Sue Czeschin Linda Hardesty Karen McCoy, Cindi Monds, Lori Robertson, Mary Rothery, Monica Bornemisza, Carolyn Moret, Sharon Nevels Roche’le Reckel Cathy Sineath, Y vonne Torrenne, Karen Cooke, Cindy Farina, Lori Gochanour, Roni Lee, Debbie Manley, Becky Messenbrink Lynn Powell Darlene Meloy, Lisa Som. 242 Vince Swoboda — Secretary, Steve Coonan — President, Joe Wolf — Sgt. at Arms, Mike Gartner — Second Vice-President, Jonathan Jones — Treasurer, Dave Wrobel — First Vice-President. This spring the House was 52 active members and 17 Little Sisters strong. Next fall they expect to fill the House to 72. This will include returning Co-op’s and the fall pledge class. They are quite proud of their awards won this year. They include 1st place in the I.F.C. Pledge Pajama race, 2nd place for intramural volleyball, high- est pledge class grade point average at 2.77, highest award given by G.A.D., 1st and 3rd I.F.C. bowling and a consolation prize for their Little Sisters in intramurals. The brothers of Delta Sigma Phi are proud of their accomplishments on the campus at U.M.R. and will continue to do their best as they prepare for their 25th anniversary in Rolla. Alphabetically: Roger Arbuthnot, Dave Boettcher, Randy Bone, Ed Brandt, Vince Burkemper, Chris Carroll, Jim Carter, Steve Coonan, Brian Davis, Steve Deposki, Tom Dooling, John Droste, Bill Dumont, Chris Farrell, Mike Gartner, Jay Gassel, Tom Grasso, John Groneck, Mike Hogan, Joe J. Jaegers, Neil N. Jaegers, Jonathon Jones, Bill Jostes, Mike Knapp, Paul Kraeder, Ghris Maricic, Brian Matthews, Rick Mayer, Chris Mueller, Sean O’Keeffe, Kent Peterson, Mark Phillips, Craig Pisarkiewicz, Ron Richmann, Johnnie Roberts, Mark Rock, Mark Sauter, Dave Self, Kevin Simpson, Mike Sokolski, Vince Swoboda, Don Unger, Scott Vaughn, Bob Villhard, Jeff Wayland, Charles Weida, Paul Whitten, Dave Wiengartner, Bob Wilburs, John Willems, Joe Wolf, Dave Wrobel, Craig Morris. 213 H H trjO H fnOC H C H ► Hr- ' MU WrwD HrwDC 4 Mf - mD This year Delta Tau Delta won the IFC participation award for the fall clean-up along with most improved grade point award. The year has been highlighted with several successful campus parties and a fund raising concert for Muscular Dys- trophy. 1 Officers: Dave Kneipkamp, Nick Dungey.John Alles.Tim Miller. Rob Brandt, Craig Thomas, Bob Holloran. - Kneeling: Chris Greenwood, Greg Weeks, Todd Grounds, Dave Robbens. On Wall: Rob Brandt, Scott Niewoehner. Standing John Alles, Nick Dungey, Dave Kneipkamp, Keith Markway, Rick Weber, Dave Dubois, Kevin Hauser, Craig Thomas, Tim Miller, Bob Holloran, Allen James. 244 The U.M.R. chapter of Kappa Alpha Order, Beta Alpha chapter was founded in 1903 at the Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy which has since become part of the University of Missouri system. Since its inception. Beta Alpha chapter has pro- duced men who have made outstanding contributions to civic and professional cir- cles throughout the nation. Like U.M.R., KA maintains a proud tradition of quality. Their chapter here at Rolla consistently ranks among the lead- ership, intr amurals, and KA’s hold lead- ership positions and participate extensive- ly in campus activities. KA’s also hold offices and participate in many of the va- rious campus honorary organizations which require high scholastic averages for admission. But Beta Alpha can be proud, even more, of its most important asset, a solid, yet diversified brotherhood. First Row: Mike Dunnerman, Harold Chernoff, Krik Maguire, Kevin Fugate, Tom Atteberry, Mike McDaniel. Second Row: Jerry Tarr, Randy Webeluth, Mark Buchschacher, Kevin Isom, Bill Muilenburg, Steve Flowers, Kevin Klimt, Andy Mueller. Not Shown: Greg Grindinger. Kneeling: Steve Isom, Bob Zeitsman, Mike Colombo, Ed May, Flash”, Ron Thompson, Mark Balantine, Mark Ferguson. Standing: Ed Stimpfel, Ken Ludwig, Jack Burr, Mark Buchschacher, Jeffy Roark, Mark Lutzenburg. Tony Chappelow, Dave Thomas, Dean Edelman, Mike McDaniel, Larry Rudolph, Mike Jonagan, Jim Taylor, Mitch Mossman, Kevin Fugate, Blake Craghead, Don Robison, Steve Flowers, Dave Dorste, Mike Thompson, Kevin Klimt, John Tarr, Scott O’Brien, Tom Atteberry, Randy Wevelhuth, Jerry Tarr, Mike Kovarik, Alan Skinner. On Roof: Scott Palmer, Joe Bruce, John Luer, Dan Sirokv, Kevin Isom, Mark Harbaugh, Eric Grimm, Bill Muilenburg, Michael Dunnermann, Dennis Sutton, John Johnson, Dirk Maguire, Steve Clifford, John Ballantyne, Keith Smith, Andy Mueller. 245 KA ' P Marvin Woods — Keeper of Records, Morris Hervey — Historian, Timothy Tillford — Polemarch, Ernest Jones — Keeper of Exche- quer. Not Shown: Robert Estill — Vice- Polemarch, Kenneth Morgan — Dean of Pledges, Shelbe Johnson — Stratagus. First Row: Morris Hervey, Marvin Woods. Second Row: Wayne Hogue, Ernest Jones. Third Row: Timothy Tillford, Shelbe Johnson, Ronald D. Smith, Mark Watsom, Anthony Arobl. Not Shown: Kenneth Morgan, Samuel Jones, Robert Estill. 1 16 First Row: Shelly Stephenson — Treasurer, Valoree Stone — President, Susan Lucas — Vice-President, Sarah Hahn — Editor. Second Row: Debi Kich — Secretary, Trudee Bealka — Assistant Treasurer, Beth Meyers — Membership Chairman, Lesa House — Panhellenic. Kappa Delta, the first sorority on the U.M.R. campus, is still a leader. The Epsi- lon Alpha Chapter has been awarded the Panhellenic Scholarship Award for the past four semesters. And Kappa Deltas are involved in more than just studies! You can find enthusiastic KD’s in almost every campus organization, on service projects, and at intramural sports events. Kappa Del- ta is a strong sisterhood full of friendship, understanding, . . . and a lot of fun! First Row: Jan Keutzer, Beth Meyers, Valoree Stone, Patti Greco, Debbie Wallengford, Dolly Held, Jean Kattelmann, Beth Spencer, Doli Shetley. Second Row: Marla Greer, Charla Niccoli, Karen Budde, Kim Thompson. Third Row: Kathy Raymer, Cindy Cooper, Cindy Locke, Liz Brinkmann. Fourth Row: Colleen Brice, Sigrid Green, Suzy Bruner, Tracy Gaddy, Fifth Row: Lisa Mateker, Cindy Brush, Tracy Allison, Loree Gahan. Back Row: Janet Walsh, Kathy Zluhan, Beth Metzler, Shelley Heigect, Carol Bommann, Alice Beechner, Cindy Knapstein, Debi Koch Lisa McCrate, Lori Harlin, Karen Fleiss, Sarah Hahn, Linda Fleschner, Susan Lucas. On Roof: Liz Sauer, Jane Riolo, Paula Brewer, Laura Demzik, Bette Fiss, Trudee Bealka, Shelly Stephenson, Marilyn Kolbet. K A P P A D E L T A K A P P A D E L T A K A P P A D E L T A A P P A D E L T A K A P P A D E L T A K A P 247 K A P P A S I G M A K A P P A S I G M A K K A P P A S I G M A P P A S I G M A K A P P A S I G M A K A P The school year 1980-81 proved to be very successful and rewarding for Kappa Sigma. Again they placed well in Intramu- ral Sports as indicated by their capture of the track championship and placing 2nd in wrestling and football. Continuing tradi- tion, social functions at Kappa Sigma were numerous and full of imagination as de- monstrated by their 20 ton sand beach party. The aquisition of a superb freshman class will almost make up for the loss of the fine brothers who graduated this past year. This past year was basically a good one. Bottom: G. Young, C. Rapisardo, B. Johnson, M. Berutti, T. Drumm, R. Hample.J. Morrissey, P. Price, J. Moore, C. Hooper K Slattery, G. Pariani, M. Wrob, P. Suellentrop, B. Shelden, B. Spinzig, D. Madonna. Top: F. Efthim, J. Morgan, J. Eckert, M. Milward D Wrocklage D. Ederle, J. Niffeneger, J. O’Shea, B. Fogartey, J. Telhorst, B. Hall, M. Moreno, P. Hodges, J. Von Behren, J. Callier, R. Manning, J.D. Feldmann, R. Alt, P. Corbin, B. Kaufmann, J. Pelger, C. Srock, W. Zeller, G. Johnson, M. Lally, Uebele, S. Choflet, B. Dunlevy, J. Vetter, J. Laschober, J.E. Feldmann, T. Hoffman, B. Hoffman. Others: T. Winkler, M. Beck, Boehlow, E. Bradley, G. Degreen, A. Edel M Eversman F Falleri J Featherston.J. Gilliam, T. Godfrey, B. Grant, D. Hueter, B. Karmi.J. Melcher.J. Remmers, K. Sewer, D. Shiels, D. Smith, G. Suellentrop, G. Svoboda, D. Wilhide, S. Zinselmeyer, J. Brewer. 248 The brothers and associates of Lambda Chi Alpha are located at 1705 Pine and have been at the University of Missouri- Rolla since 1917. Traditionally Lambda Chi Alpha has established a healthy in- terest in public affairs with such annual events as “Night at the Fights” and “Be- nefit Chicken Dinner”. Lambda Chi Alpha has always been very involved at U.M.R. and is ever striving to contribure to the school and community in every way possible. Kneeling: Darrell Kaskie, Beowulf. Joe Butler, Sheba, Kenny Strope, Paul Langenfeld, John Isom. Standing: Kevin Doss, Mike Ballew, Anita Faucett, Dave Akers, Angela Lockard, Ann Brandel, Randy Bryant, Bill Jones, Steve Lombardo, Roger Tanguary, Bev Drury, Doug Mosely, Jeff Duncan, Wendy Young, Jim Whaley, John Hargis, Randy Reece, Tim Haire, Bob West, Steve Rubel, Rusty Baihr, Ken Pomeroy, Scott Shapkoff, Bruce Landon, Keith Peacock, Pat Lavin, Chris Bloomfield, Bruce Davis. On Roof, sitting: Dean Westermeyer, Jim Unverferth, Hugh Niewoehner, Mark Buncher, Rodrigo Ospina, Marc Dobinsky, Bill Johnson, Mark Schikore, Van Conci, Amy Hackler. On Roof, Standing. John Loiacono, Art Tupper, Mike Maitz, Paul Rothweiler, Bruce Albrecht, Rob Bohn. 249 p A A L P H A A A L P H A P I K A P P A A L P H Pi Kappa Alpha, the 4th fraternity on campus, was founded on November 28, 1905 and has kept the same fraternity house on 9th Bishop for over 50 years. One of the finest chapters in the nation, Alpha Kappa has won the overall pro- ficiency award more than any other chap- ter of I1KA in the U.S. This year, Pi Kappa Alpha took second place in overall St. Pat’s participation and had more members join the ranks of Who’s Who than any other fraternity on campus. Included in IIKA’s membership last year were the Electrical Engineering Man of the Year, the Chemic- al Engineering Man of the Year, 2 of 6 IFC Man of the Year finalists, the president of the UMR student body, the A.P. Green Medal of Honor recipient (most outstand- ing UMR graduate) and six varsity athletes. Last year Pi Kappa successfully completed the largest GAD service pro- ject in the history of GAD at UMR, and co-sponsored the 2nd Annual Rolla Col- lege-Community Fun Run once again. Front: Doug Swenson, Dave Moore. Back: Tacy Culpepper, Mike Schaefer, Mark Nealon, Ray Drury, Bob Stahlin. .-v. ' mV- First Row: Chip Schneider, Scott Fisher, Kevin Mcllvain, Rick Johnson, Benji Winter, Dave Moore, Bill Schnell, Jim Held Second Row Mike Powell, Brad Bryan. Chris Brundick, Steve Penberthv, Mark Dechant, Tom Trautman, Doug Gordon, Bob Hea Dale Kusmec Paul Ketterer Mike Moline, Mike Schaefer, Scot Williams, Jim Gaddy, Todd Hargis. Third Row: Ken Miller, Kirk Avery, Doug Swenson Bob Stahlin Ron Clendenny, Mike Fleming, Greg Klumb, Pat McAllister, Mark Nealon, Glen Heil, MarkTettambel, Rich Henr.Tom Kinney Don Anselm Jeff Huffman, Charles Klumb. Fourth Row: Greg Lynch, Jim Bosko, Bill Ross, Mark Howarton, Steve Uihlein, Joe Lambing Bill Haves Paul Dominik, Mike Simms, Jeff Drury, Mike Fanning, Mark Brunsvold, Bob Van Camp. 250 First Row: Dave Stanfield — Assistant Steward, Mark Gvillo — Vice-President, Gary Dusheke — Treasurer, Tim McCarthy — Pledgemaster, John Minicky — President, Mark Lester — Executive Vice-President, Chris Yarnell — Financial Secretary. Second Row: Dick Groner — Assistant Steward, John Luth — Steward, Chris Noonan — AssistantTreasurer, Dave Meyer — Rush Chairman, John Rasch — Social Chairman, Steve Brophy — Chapter Editor, Dan Dziedzic — Secretary. The general goal of the Chapter is to achieve overall excellence and to develop pride in the system of brotherhood, both at the local level and nationally. Once again they compete for the Fraternity’s highest honor, the Founder’s Cup, which has made its home in Rolla for many years now. The Brothers feel they have the in- side track to once again obtain the award because they have seen fit to bring “Rolla” to many campuses, notably Columbia, Western Illinois, and Purdue. Spilled be- verages, ingested liquor, and severe diso- rientation have long been a Rolla trademark that the chapter has worked very hard to introduce everywhere. Locally, the Phi Kaps were permitted to donate playoff kegs in many major sports, including football, soccer, basketball, and handball (next year’s goal: the Ultimate Frisbee finals). And, as every year, their frolicking freshmen were swinging grue- some shillelaghs at model snakes, causing headaches for the B. G. boys and crushed rubber for Board Reps. First Row Jeff Gilbert, C. Fred “Zeke” Kummer, John Legs Andersen, Joseph “Gook” Sepulveda, Michael E. Bjorn” Andersen, John D.C. Macke. Second Row. Edward Smedley” Dimitry, Stephen Ford” Frick, j.B. Reilly. Third Row: Dan V.D. Vaughn (in the bushes), I. “Gonzo” Minicky, Pat “Rat” Wilson, Kevin Jocko” O ' Sullivan. Fourth Row: Daniel Boone Triller, Steve “L.B. Groppe, Rog Fog” Rakers, Steve Brophy, Scott Sillyass. Fifth Row: Mark Lester the Molester Lester, Dave Stan the Man Stanield, Karl “F.B. Daubel, Dave Meyer, Mike Teg” Tegethoff, Richard Sad Dog” Neupert, Mike “Doughboy Kieth, Barney “Bird Dob Rackers, Mark Bigfoot Gvillo, Bryan or Brad Hutson, Dean The Scorin ' Machine Hutson, Mike Schaefer, Paul “Be There Aloha Braun, Mark Casanova” Vollmer, Brad or Bryan, Hutson! Alphonse W. T. A.” Hegger, Dave “Animal the Cannibal Brush, Tim Glad” Gladbach, Paul “P S.” Schaefer, Michael “Oberle Dog Moore, Dick “Dick Unverferth, Michael “A.C. D.C.” Christian, Dick Groner, Steve “Staabtown Baechle, Gary “Duke Dusheke, Airhead. Sixth Row Don “F F.F Fendler, Daryl Seek, Bob Hoeflinger, John Eagle” Luth, Chris Newt Noonan, Jack Hosemonkey Benney, Chris Yard Ape” Yarrell, Dan Doc Dziedzic. Seventh Row: Robert Bobo Kolbet, Greg Greg Fraser, Tim T.W. Mac McCarthy, Kevin Cockroach Klug, John “Greasetrap Brendel, Currrt Westrich, Satch. H E T A P H I K P H I K A P P A T H E T A A P P A T H E T A P H I K A P P 251 h d h 0 P I K A P P H I P I K A P P A P H I vi • A V i P-.j’ Gamma Lambda Chapter of Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity here at U.M.R. has really had an excellent year. Beginning last fall, many of the members have gotten very involved with campus activities, including Student Union Board, KMNR-FM, the Missouri Miner, Wesley Foundation, Climbing Club, Raiders, and numerous honoraries. Despite all this extra-curricular activity, the initiated members were able to produce the highest G.P.A. of all fraternities on campus last fall. They also initiated a large number of associate members. They were very happy to bring in these brothers and offer them the chance to share in the “Pi Kapp Experience”. They then proceeded to recruit several new associates for the spring semester and offer them their unique “no-pledging, no-hazing” atmosphere where everyone has a say and everyone shares the load. Motherhood also came to Pi Kappa Phi as their derelict cat Gonzo had kittens this spring. Brother Dan is still trying to find the father. Maintaining solvency, they are pressing ahead with plans for renovation of the house including, among others, plans for a new roof. They give special thanks to their present and future alumni for their support in this effort. The Greek Week Carnival booth was a “smash”, car smash that is, and was very successful. Many brothers have graduated this past May and they will be missed. All in all it has been a very good year for Pi Kappa Phi and they look forward to ’81-’82 with great anticipation. I I K A P P A P H I P I K A P P A P H I P First Row: Roger Williamson, Wesley Jenkins, Bill Proulx — Warden, Craig Simpson — Steward, Don Reader — Historian, Mark Preacher” Broome, Kevin “Uncle Milty” Milton, John J.R. Renz, Big” A1 Tulenko, Eric Gieseke. Second Row: Tom T.L. V.” LaVenture Vice Archon, Dave “Pineapple Head” Pepmiller, Mike “Longhair Hoffman — Chaplain, Dan “Truckin’” Truetken — Treasurer, Craig What, me worry? Hartmann, Gonzo — Mascot, Randy Thompson — Mascot, Tom “Frank Jr.” Schoemehl — Archon, Tim Rosy Rose — Secretary. Third Row: Rock Easterly, Dave Raider” Siems — House Manager, Keith Munchkin” Best. 252 In December of 1980 Dave Starzyk and Tom Dancu decided to organize and start a new fraternity at the University of Mis- souri-Rolla. Dave and Tom were two of the seven founders of this fraternity known as Sigma Chi Mu. Sigma Chi Mu plans to be affiliated with the National Fraternity of Sigma Chi. Sigma Chi, the second oldest fraternity ranks number two nationally in regards to number of initiates (160,000) and number six in total active chapters. At the end of the Spring 1981 semester Sigma Chi Mu had 24 members, was an affiliate member of the U.M.R. Interfraternity council, and located a chap- ter house at 1208 Oak Street. The future of Sigma Chi Mu looks very optimistic. First Row: Bill Lascke House Manager, Mike Williamson, Bryan Blackford — Social Chairman. Second Row: Brett Miller — Secretary, Bob Mertzlufft Vice-President, Tom Dancu — President, Dave Starzyk — Vice-President, Tim Gordon, Dan Bremehr — Steward. Third Row: Dennis Roberts — Rush Chairman, Mike Gansmann — Accountant, John Wilmes — Intramural Manager, Todd Loudis — Rush Chairman, Warren Miller. Not Shown: Chris Nisbet — Pledge Master. s I G M A C H I M U S I G M A C H I M s I G M A C H I M U U s I G M A C H I M U S I G M A C H I M U 253 s I G M A N U S I G M A N U S I G M A N U S 1 G s I G M A N U M A N U s I G M A N U S I G M A S I G M A N U S Sigma Nu was the first social fraternity established at the University ofMo.-Rolla. Sigma Nu is a fraternity founded in honor and takes pride in its ideals. While in- tramurals are an important aspect of their fraternity, finishing high in standings each year, academics are emphasized. Placing first in grade point this year attests to this fact. Sigma Nu, having grown with the University, has initiated 944 members, with this year’s house consisting of approx- imately 60 brothers. Front: Mike Terry — Rush Chairman, Tom Werner — Rush Chairman, Dave Hattori — Treasurer, Rich Wacker — Rush Chairman. Back: Neil Haberburger — Pledge Marshall, Bob Shutte — Rush Chairman, Mike Fortune — Lt. Com- mander, Joe Rodriguez — Recorder. Not Shown: Thom Roller — Commander. Sgfitfr L B Ulu a M Mt t n r r tt ' J °p lfr ' gUe v ? ef T TuC e f 1 Sommers, Curt Nothstine, Bob Budenholzer, Dave Hattori, Todd Meyer, Todd Ubei, Mark Davis, Gary Pohl, Craig Fahrenkrog, Neil Haberburger, Paul Jarnevic, Pat Farrington Gree Hberieck Chris Mertens, Scott Sumner, Dennis Obrian, Steve ReillyTRich Wacker, Jeff Maddox. Standing: Bill Goeddell, Steve Meyer lob Shutte Mike Terry, Tom Werner, Steve Stuckey, Kent Goddard, Chuck Hess, Mike Geisel, Rick Payne, Tom Meyer, Mike Fortune Mike Steffan Grant Goddard, Doug Tidquist, Mark Lucas, Dan Hellickson, Pat Becker, Vince Grelle, Boris Peharda. ’ ’ 254 Stacy Dunn, Don Bisesi, Todd Thomas, John DeGenoug, Greg Thrasher, Phil Gloor, Bill Manley. Not Shown: Ralph Portell, Kurt Liebel. The Missouri Gamma chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon has been on the campus of the University of Missouri-Rolla since May 10, 1947. Since that time the fraternity has been founded on the principle of brother- hood, which is evident from the house picture and the heart-shaped pin. Sigma: Jim Eads, Rich Fraser, Ken Hardy, Scott Wilson, Greg Hardy, Carl Gress, Paul Oberle, Alan Kaelble, Bren Jacobs, Todd Reidt, Scott Terrill, Fran Saldaueno, Alfredo Gonzalez, Gary Thompson, Greg Thrasher, Joe Draper, Lonnie Jaycox, Scon Lucas, Bill Severns, Mike Carmody, Steve Chappie, Chris Philipp, Stacy Dunn. Phi: Kurt Liebel, Ken Colasuonno, Rus Davis, Tony Caiazzo, Ranny Meier, Kirk Schweiss, Scott Telle, Steve Midgley, Jeff Humphreys, Jeff Vicnent, Phil Gloor, Dennis Dohogne, Don Wappelhorst, Mark Lynch, Todd Thomas, Don Holley, Phil Callen, Eric Weber, Chris Carson, Rod Hilburn, Scon Chalmers, Dude Portell, Mark Tuttle, John Degenova. Epsilon: Bob Knowles, Jim Schneider, Mike Burlison, Mike Krough, Alan Barkovitz, Mark Walker, Rich Schaff.Jim Scanlon, Randy Johnston, Ed Basler.Jeff White, Scott Liebel, Kevin Anders, Don Bisesi, Carl Weiler, Rocky Owens, Lori Gochanour, Bill Manley, Steve Colasuonno, Man Mabrey, Bob Sanner, Bob Zdvorak, Mark Howard, Mark Haas. s I G M A P H I E P S I L 0 s 1 G M A P H I E P S I 255 Q — tn � — T3 There have been several renovations completed on the Sigma Pi house this year. The biggest and most noticeable change is their new front porch. To go along with the front porch they added a new steel door and new tiling in the front foyer. Also completed this year was the rewiring of their kitchen. The newest addition to the house is a new stero receiver and two turntables donated by the 79 fall pledge class. In the near future they will obtain a much needed ice machine. They are en- joying the benefits of this year’s work and are looking forward to the same success next year. Officers: Kent Bross, Jerry Curless, Scott Jams, Ray Kopsky, Don Zeitinger, Jeff Ramberg, Kirk Bross, Jeff Bacon, Paul Herrman. ' a 5 1 M A P I I I First Row: Steve Homoky, Kent Bross, Steve Sanders, Don Zeitinger, Chuck Martin, Robert Rhocks. Second Row: Steve Adams 11, Kirk Bross, Jeff Bacon, Bill Ingle, Jim Stegner, Steve Bunten, Paul Herman. Third Row: Dan Arthur, Mark Woytus, Joel Belik, Mark Daues, Scott Jams. Fourth Row: Eric Strom, Jeff Hunninghake, Andy Cox, Steve Howard, A1 Lange, Doug Chostner, Dave Phillips, Jerry Curless, Pat Stumpf, Kevin Shepard, Carl Sauer. Fifth Row: Rick Booth, Dan Ponder, Wendell McCulley, Steve Adams I, Marty Drebes, Jeff Ramberg, Greg Little, Ray Kopsky. Back Row: Jim Gatleman, Wes Morris, Dave Atkins, Ralph Strother. 256 Man Stone — President, Rob Freyder — Vice-President Activities, Steve Block — Vice-President Management, Tim O’Mara — Vice-President Membership. First Row: Kid Breath. Steve Block, Timothy O ' Mara Pledge Fehr, John Ruddy, Marty Higgins, Jerry Froidl, Cun Bermel, Rob Freyder, Doug Canady, Chris Stone, Matt Stone, Bob Nespodzany. Second Row: Karl Yeager, Wes Searcy, Scott James, Scott Lemmons, Mike Callahan, Newt, Jim Lutton, Rich Porgason, Rich Pohe, John Kneisler, Warren Smith, Mike Smalley Dump. Third Row: Kevin Schulte, Ron Jones, Bob Breen, John Leatherbee, Steve Keuss, Larry Robinson, Dave Hessler, Jerry Frederick, Larry Sicking, Steve Kawelaske, Leonard Lammert, Nick Kelsch, Randy Baxter. s I G M A T A U G A M M A S I G M s I G M A T A U G A M M A A T A U G A M M A S I G M A T A 2V T A U K A P P A E P S I L 0 T A U K A P P A E P S 1 L 0 N T A U K A P P A E P S 1 L O This past year has been a very active one for TICE. Many different achievements have come their way. The areas of campus leadership, community service, campus- wide competition and intramural sports have been strong points. The Teke’s in campus involvement include presidents and vice-presidents in may key campus organizations. Campus and community service receive constant attention at TKE. Their projects include a chariot pull for Muscular Dystro- phy, benefits for St. Judes Hospital, Theta Tau Ugly Man Charity, and a wide range of service projects. In campus-wide competition TKE has been a consistent leader. They received many high awards in competitions ranging from the Greek Sing to the St. Pat’s games. Intramural sports are more than just an outlet from school work. Emphasis has been placed on full participation and win- ning attitudes which explains the great competitiveness of the Teke’s. While striving to uphold a good outward image, efforts have been made for internal development at TKE. House maintenance and improvements, greater financial security, better chapter management and a closer brotherhood have been stressed as their fraternity membership climbs above 100 . First Row: Fail 1980, John Markowski (History, 1980; Pledge Trainer, 1981), Mark Brown (Treasurer), Ed Smith (Secretary), Jeff Jost (President), Mike McCoy (Vice-President), Tom Muller (Sgt. at Arms), Mark Downer (Rush Chairman). Second Row: Spring 1981, Bob Metze (Rush Chairman), John Tripi (House Manager), Don Hunt (Treasurer), Pat Kelly (Vice-President), John Crow (Chaplan), Greg Sedrick (Histor.), Greg Gage (Secretary), Jim Whetsel (Sgt. at Arms). M.ke McCoy Bob Heltgman, Tom Blackburn, Greg Sedrick, Dave Kramp, Jeff Nelson, Gary Claspill, John Crow, Mike Beckmann, John n % $ Schaeperkot er Dave Will Gary Schaeperkotter Chris Enloe, John WaicTman. Bob Zettwoch, Bill Define, Tom Dussoid Ed Smuh, Lou Juergens. Bill Costello John Markowski, Rich Roser, Guy Steensgard, John Tripi, John Muehlenkamp. Mark Abernathy. Jim Whetsel, Jeff Harpring, Wayne Schmidt, Tom R.ney, Greg Fleck Tom Mitchell, Ken Arendt, Don Darrough, Jim Matejcic, Greg Bedian, Kevin Lyons, Phil Bureman, Sam Gladis, Randy Jacobs, Ed Folks, Kevin McGartland Jim Roesch Pat Giacominc Kent Koederitz, Chris Loeffelman, Bob Meyer, Steve Bergstrom, Tuck Warn, Chris Auer, Mark Brown, Bill Dycus, Bob M dlma.m, Chris Ransom, Gary Orf, Chris Carpenter, Mike Wolfram, Tom Quentin, Bob Luecker, John Roche, Dave Hughes Tom Lofe Randv Blackburn Randv Johnson, Joe Deters, Bob Metze, Jeff Kilwin, Jim Range, Tom Grassi.Tom Muehlenkamp, Ton Fey, Mkrk Overma’nn JedfJost Kevin Crook. 258 Todd Scheike — Secretary, Steve Fischbeck — House Manager, Tom Blank- inship — Scholarship, John Wernor — President, Molly — Mascot, Rob Schmitt — Vice-President, jack McGrath — Treasurer, Jim Estes — Steward. Theta Xi Fraternity was founded as the first professional engineering fraternity in the United States on April 29, 1864. The Alpha Psi Chapter of Theta Xi, here in Rolla, was founded on October 8, 1949. Presently, we are thirty-two me mbers strong and are looking forward to a full house of forty members in the fall of 1981. They are a young house and maintain a close family atmosphere with plenty of activities year ’round (including a water skiing trip this summer!). Since they are mostly sophomores and freshmen, they will become stronger in the coming years. Their little sisters, the Blue Irises, are eleven women strong and the will grow with Theta Xi to become recognized on campus in the fall of 1981. Theta Xi is a social fraternity as well as an engineering fraternity and they take pride in the suc- cess of their all-campus parties as well as their private parties. ' 1 ' H E T T H E T A X I T H E T A X I T H E T A T H E T A Front Row: Mike Chester the Molester?” Schultz, Bob Fergie” Ferguson, Mike “Slo Mo” Schneider, Brian “4.0 Nerd” Larson, Tom “Terrible Tommy Torack, Steve “Worthless Turd” Loethen, Rob ROTC Rob Schmitt, Dave “Golden Boy Stuart. Second Row: Greg “Nuclear Man Drumrey, Kevin “KK Kriewall, Tom Ape Man Buetmann, Mike “No Tell Motel Yarby, Dave Munchkin Kimmich, John “Shorty Shortall, Bryan BDR Rembold, Todd Scheib-o-Matic” Scheibe, Bill “Shotgun Billy” Stewart, John “Nerds” Enberg, Randy RLM Medly, Tom “dTom dO Blankinship, Doug Dougie The Dormie” Jost, Tim The Unknown Texan Speers. Last Row: Brad Divers, Brian “Got My Head turned Miles, Dan “Zippy The Pinhead Johnson, Steve “Fishy” Fischbeck, Jeff Lower” Zeiger, Wayne Buzz Schaffer, Paul Sheep Man Roemerman, jack Pledge Kicker” Tucker, Dave “Gonna Be Here Forever” Stockdale. X I X I T H E A X I T H E T A X I T H E T A X I T H 259 N E R I R I Kneeling: T. Compas — Secretary, J. Crabtree — Corresponding Secretary, K. Hutchinson — Assistant Steward, B. Gummersheimer — House Manager, S. Zeboski — Social Chairman. Standing: T. Mooney — Treasurer, R. Livaudais — Steward, J. Heppermann — Presi- dent, E. Mayberry — First Vice- President, B. Herr — Assistant Treasurer. Not Pictured: S. Grieves — Second Vice-President, G. Schnett- goecke — Assistant Steward’s Treasurer. Originally the Grubstakers Club at M.S.M., Triangle is one of the oldest orga- nizations on the U.M.R. Campus . Located in the Old Rock House on the corner of Ninth Street and State Street, Triangle has an outstanding record of leadership and participation in campus activities ranging from academics to intramurals. Triangle fraternity is a professional and social fraternity of engineers, architects, and sci- entists. This tight-knit professional rela- tionship enables the men of Triangle to exemplify brotherhood to its fullest sense. Alphabetically: Bill Anderson, Jeff Buster, Tim Compas, Jim Crabtree, Dale Dietzel, Bill Field, Beth Frick, Mike Grassmuck, Steve Heitert, Jeff Hepper- man, Eric Hofelich, Gary Krejci, Paul Lang, Rob Lekey, Jeff Matchett, Don Mayberry, Ed Mayberry, Tom Moonsy, Brad Notch, Tom Parks, Terry Pautler, Jim Reardon, Dave Robinson, A1 Schlosser, Gary Schnettgoecke, Erie Jew” Schultz, Mike Shockly, Joan Snider, Steve Zeboski. Not Pictured: Dave Brew- er, Joe Brinkmann, Scot Grieves, Bob Gummersheimer, Mark Hensley, Bob Herr, Kirk Hutchison, Ron Livaudais, Tom Murphy, Rick Rut. 260 The 1980-81 school year proved to be an involved one for Zeta Tau Alpha. Ser- vice projects, campus activities, intramu- rals, studying and other activities took up much time for the members of the Eta Theta chapter. Zetas hold offices in many organizations including Student Council, the Student Union Board, campus publications and numerous others. In other areas, such as Greek activities, Zeta took an active role, placing first in the musical division during the Greek Sing, and also won overall Greek Week in the sorority division. In the area of service, Zetas devoted many hours to their national philanthro- phy, the Association for Retarded Citizens. In recognition of a fund raising event for A.R.C., the Rolla Area Chamber of Commerce presented Zeta Tau Alpha with an award. First Row. Cindy Cook, Kayla Arnott, Desiree King, Carol Amort, Linda Branum. Second Row: Diane Koester, Becky Moritz, Maureen Dugan. Donna Eberhart, Ann Dwyer, Jeni Scurlock, Tammy Ball, Sherrill Yescavage, Susan Remley, Annette LeCrone, Rose Emhoff, Cynthia Pavelka, Lynne Hoefer. Third Row: Denice Warden, Sheila McDonnell, Darlene Barnes, Rozann McClimmens, Melinda Smith, Martha Schmidt, Sharon Huck, Lynn Ellen Lamb. Back Row: Heide Fluegal, Donita Pickens, Sue Reed, Sharon Amos, Mary Ford, Laura Plyler, Tina Gummershiemer, Lynn Dee Paar, Betty Stout, Cathy Lally, Debbie Robedeau, Wendy Young, Cindy Kapp, Judy Ghilotti, Valerie Williams, Tammy Williams, Janine Brown, Patti McLaughlin, Beth Ulmer, Betty Todd (General Advisor). 261 OH dwN Dr C H dMN This year we restructed the entire design for the living units section. Hopefully everyone will be pleased with the results. To be certain that all living units were equally represented, several notices were sent to each housing unit informing them that pictures would be taken for any event which they wanted co- vered in the 1981 Rollamo. We simply requested that appoint- ments be made through the editor. Photographers were then sent out to cover the event. The group pictures of each living unit were taken under the same system. Fair representation was given to everyone who responded by the deadline. Special thanks are extended to the following living units for they were most cooperative helping us to put this new, innovative system into operation: Kappa Delta, Me Anerney — House Two, Second Floor TJ., Theta Xi, Fourth Floor TJ, Manor Inn, Kappa Alpha Psi and Sigma Xi Mu (good luck with your new frat!) We apologize to Sigma Xi Mu for not being able to publish their officer picture, but we could not develop the roll of color film they sent (our dark room is only set up for black and white). Thanks to all, Caroline and Jim, editors. i s CAMPUS INVOLVEMENT JS N,v r ' M , n Sk ' i Ttl n ) ( - - w k4 i V aI [ 1 1 1 ■ 1 ? i kKiHB hi Alpha Phi Omega sr 267 Alpha Sigma Mu American Foundrymen’s Society 268 269 American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronsutics American Society of Civil Engineering American Society of Petroleum Engineers 271 Baptist Student Union 273 Beta Chi Sigma 276 277 C. L. Dake Geological Society Gamma Alpha Delta 280 Independents’ Council 282 i l ‘V . ’’m ' J j • i ' ’ -nr Id n ' ' ' jMMBjBr Interfraternity Council 284 f Vi i m 1 KJ Korean Student Association 286 287 Lambda Chi Alpha Little Sisters r a . ' JR m jnh 288 National Society of Balck Engineers 290 291 Newman Club Organization of Arab Students 292 293 Phi Kappa Theta Little Sisters 1 1 ! 1 W r — ■ ' — y • 1 1 • 295 Pi Kappa Alpha Little Sisters 296 Radio Station KMNR-FM Iggpf ' l J j I m |n y y P’-a t icu| nibKRi ; j vypw. j n f ' Xi £c . •?? rinH JHi Wt¥ mJj : ■ ■ ' r v i Sigma Gamma Tau jff vssi KU d | q 1 y - 1 — . I ■ 1 302 JgPP ' j lEJr i 303 Student Council Student Union Board Tau Beta Pi Tech-Engine Club Theatre Guild 309 Theta Tau Omega UMR Orchestra 310 311 Venezuelan Student Association Vietnamese Student Association 312 Wa W S a . i i r ,- 9tt iSffi Wind Ensemble 314 315 WEEE Radio Club 316 V V — - m ' ■ ™ t linn mu 319 WSSa wBr m DWI -3mm r i9 I .t - j mSSOUKi I ' wwNfRS 4, l) 4 1 y f jii i. Who’s Who The following students were selected to appear in the 1981 edition of Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. These Students were selected by a campus nominating committee and editors of the annual directory on the basis of service to the community, academic achievement, leadership in extracurricular activities, and future potential. Greg Grindinger “ I dread success. To have succeeded is to have finished one’s business on earth, like the male spider who is killed by the female the moment he has succeeded in his courtship. I like a state of continual becoming, with a goal in front and not behind. — Bernard Shaw Marilyn Kolbet “The talent of success is nothing more than doing what you can do well; and doing well whatever you do, without a thought of fame. ’’ — Henry Wadsworth Longfellow 324 Hal Tharp “ Coming to college has opened my eyes to many things I do not know, but l feel better off because of it. Bonnie Boland “Those only are happy who have fair minds fixed on some object other than their own happiness; on the happiness of others, some improvement of mankind, even on some art or pursuit, followed not as means, but as itself an ideal end. Aiming thus at something else, they find happiness by the way. ” — John Stuart Mills 325 Rosemary Emhoff “You see things as they are and ask ‘Why?’ But 1 dream things that never were and ask ‘Why not?”’ — George Bernard Shaw Mark Nealon “Love is not so simple and malleable as many suppose. Put it in prison and it dies. Restrict it and it turns into hate. Force it and it disappears. You cannot will love, nor even control it. You can only guide its expression. It comes and goes according to those qualities in life that invite it or deny its presence. 326 I .. .« - Patrick Thompson “Well done is better than well said.” — Benjamin Franklin 327 Michael W. Bennett “My feelings about UMR have changed drastically over the past few years: Freshman: detested it Sophomore: indifferent Junior: liked it Senior: loved it Present: wish I was back Enjoy all the good things UMR has to offer; a great education, fantastic friends, fun times, drunken stupors, football championships, ect. For when it is all over, you have to work the rest of your life!” 328 The Rollamo staff would also like to congratulate the following students for their outstanding achievements, whose pictures were unavailable. David Frankenbach: Before you let yourself go completely be sure you can get your- self back. The best things in life may be free, but things money can buy aren’t bad either. We are about as happy as we make up our minds to be. You may be able to take time off, but you can never put it back. A person is not old until regrets take the place of dreams. Robert M. Schneider Terry Lee Yotter Margaret T. Zlatic KEMP S. AKEMA — Civil; ASCE; StuCo MURTHY L. ALAMBARA — Eng. Mgt.; ASEM TIMOTHY W. ALDREDGE — Chem. Eng.; Intramurals, Omega Chi Epsi lon, Tau Beta Pi, AIChE, Wesley MICHAEL E. ANDERSON — Mining; Varsity Basket- ball, Phi Kappa Theta, SME, Intramural Managers Assoc. (Sec), Rolla Distributors, INC. (Pres, and Mgr.) MARJORIE R. ANDLER — Met.; Kappa Delta, Golden Hearts, Phi Eta Sigma, Alpha Chi Sigma, American Found- ryman’s Society, Met Society BART ANGELI EE; Tech Engine, Newman, IEEE ROBYN ARAND — CSc; ACM ALEX ATOR — Chem. Eng.; Campus Club (Pres, IM), GDI, AIChE, IMA JOSEPH M. AUBUCHON — Chem. Eng.; AIChE, American Chemical Society CHRIS G. AUER — Eng. Mgt. ; Tau Kappa Epsilon (Rush Chrm), IK, ASEM, AIIE, ASME THOMAS J. BAHR — Mech. Eng.; Sigma Phi Epsilon (Alumni Brd. Sec.), APO, Phi Eta Sigma, Pi Tau Sigma, ASME MADISON W. BAIRD — Chem. Eng. PAUL BALDETTI — E E; Pi Kappa Alpha (Pres., Treas.), Eta Kappa Nu (Pres, Sec), Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Eta Sigma, StuCo TAMARA BALL — Civil; SWE, Zeta Tau Alpha, ASCE, APO RICHARD BALTZ— Chem. Eng; AIChE, Phi Eta Sigma, KME, Omega Chi Epsilon, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi, Band, UMR Jazz Ensemble ALAN BARKOVITZ — EE; Sigma Phi Epsilon (House Mgr), SUB ROSS T. BARNES — CSc; Phi Kappa Phi VINCENT BARRALE — Eng. Mgt; UMR Target Pistol Club (Sec-Treas), ASEM JAMES BARRON — Geol. Eng; AEG, SPE BILL BAUER — EE 330 MARGARET BECHER — Mech Eng; Sisters of AEPi, ASME, NSPE, SWE, IK MARK C. BECK — Eng. Mgt; Kappa Sigma, APO, ASEM, Rollamo Photographer DIETER BECKER — Geol. Eng; Kappa Sigma (Guard), KM NR, UMR Scuba Club (Pres, VP) LARRY C. BECKLEY — EE; IEEE JOHN A. BEHR — Mech. Eng; Tau Beta Pi, Pi Tau Sigma, SAE, ASME, ME Honors Program TOM BELL — Chem. Eng; Tau Beta Pi, Campus Club, AIChE BILL BENNETT — Civil; ASCE ROBERT W. BENSON — EE; IEEE, PLC-USMC, Varsi- ty Track, Tech Engine, Gymnastics Club, Scuba, Wesley, Trap and Skeet Club, S.A.M. OSCAR C. BERRYMAN — EE; Varsity Football, M- Club, ABS, Intramurals DONALD C. BISESI — EE; Sigma Phi Epsilon (Recor- der), IFC, Phi Eta Sigma, IK, Intramurals BRETT BISHOP — Physics; Delta Sigma Phi (Treas), SPS, KMNR, StuCo, IEEE DOUG BLEVINS — Min. Eng; Delta Sigma Phi (Sgt. at Arms), APO, SME, UMR Band BILL BOCKELMAN — Chem. Eng. TERRY M. BODINE — Civil; Theta Tau Omega Ugly Man, Board of Governors (RHA), RHA, DAVID L. BOGART — Chem; House 5, KMNR BONNIE BOLAND — Civil; Newman (Pres), Tau Beta Pi (Sec), Chi Epsilon (VP), TJHA (Sec), Blue Key, StuCo, ASCE, SWE, Phi Kappa, Phi, KME, Phi Eta Sigma, Gym- nastics Club, Intramurals NANCY BOLLINGER — Eng. Mgt; SWE, ASEM, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi JOHN BONCEK — CSc; Upsilon Pi Epsilon DONALD BOVINETT — Mech Eng; ASME, Bowling League LARRY BOYER — Mech Eng; Pi Tau Sigma, ASME, Scuba 331 ROGER L. BOYER — Nuc. and Mech Eng; Beta Sigma Psi (VP, Rush Chmn, Treas), Blue Key (Pres, Treas), IFC (Sec), Circle K (Pres, VP, Sec), Beta Chi Sigma, Theta Tau Omega, ANS, NSPE, ASME, Who’s Who, IFC Man of the Year WILLIAM L. BOYLE — Civil; Chi Epsilon, GDI, St Pats Board VICKI BRAKHAM — Chem Eng; SUB, AIChE, Alpha Chi Sigma (Treas), RHA (Governor), GDI (Sec), AWS, Intramurals PAUL BRAUN — CSc; Phi Kappa Theta (Editor), UPE, Miner (News Ed.), Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Eta Sigma, IK STEVEN BRENNEMAN — Mech Eng; ASME, SAE, TJHA (Exec Council, Floor Pres), Vienna Woods Social Dir. STEVEN BROOKS — Chem Eng; AIChE, Alpha Chi Sigma, Kappa Kappa Psi (Corr. Sec) HELEN M. Mech Eng; NSPE, ASME, ABS (VP), Ladies of Alpha-KA MARK BROWN — Geol Eng; Tau Kappa Epsilon (Treas), SPE (Treas), AEG, Intramuralas JOE BRUCE — EE; Kappa Alpha (Steward), IK (Recor- der, Pagemaster), UMR Jazz Ensemble RICK BRUNS — Civil; Beta Sigma Psi (Ath. Mgr., Corr. Sec), ASCE, Varsity Golf, IK BARBARA BRUNTS — CSc; Baptist Student Union, UPE RANDY BRUNTS — EE; Lambda Chi Alpha (Asst Treas), IEEE Computer Soc. (Vice-Chmn) PAUL BRYANT — Aerospace Eng; RHA (Gov), AIAA. Astronomy JOE BULLINGER — EE VICKIE BUNKER — Eng Mgt; Zeta Tau Alpha (Pres, VP), APO (Sec), GAD, Daughters of Lee CRAIG BURCHETT — Civil; Chi Epsilon, ASCE PHIL BUREM AN — Chem Eng; Tau Kappa Epsilon (VP, Chaplain, PR), Chem Eng Honorary, Band, Jazz Ensem- ble, Intramurals REBECCA BURGESS — Mech Eng; Tau Beta Pi, Pi Tau Sigma, Phi Eta Sigma, ASME, SAE, TJHA, (VP, Floor Pres) ANTHONY BURGSTAHLER — Petr Eng; Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi, Pi Epsilon Tau, SPE ALI BUSHEHRI — Mech Eng; ASME, TJHA (Floor Pres), RA, GDI, Varsity Football, Intramurals, Big Brothers Big Sisters 332 DAVID R. BUSSE — Civil; ASCE, Wesley LEE C. CADWALLADER — Nuc Eng; RH A (House Sec, Gov), ANS, (VP) BOB CASHNER — Mech Eng; Soccer, Golf, Swimming, ASME, Wesley, Newman DAVID L. CASWELL — Mech Eng; Pi Kappa Alpha (House Mgr), ASME, SAE (Treas), Rollamo, Miner (Photo Ed.) MICHAEL G. CHAFFIN — Petr Eng; Tau Beta Pi, Phi Eta Sigma, Pi Epsilon Tau (VP), SPE (VP) LYNNE PUROL CHILTON — Eng Mgt MICHAEL CHILTON — Chem Eng; AIChE JOSEPH CIBULKA — Eng Mech; Tau Beta Pi MICHAEL L. CLARK — Civil; Baptist Student Union, Parachute Club, ASCE BRYAN CLAYTON — Geol Eng; AEG KENNETH COLASUONNO — Chem Eng; Phi Eta Sig- ma (VP), AIChE, IK Tau Beta Pi, Sigma Phi Epsilon (Re- corder), Omega Chi Epsilon, Spelunkers, Intramurals MICHAEL L. COLE — Tau Beta Pi, IWC, Intramurals, Men ' s Intramural Committee VICTOR D. COLEMAN — Chem Eng; UMRJazz Band KATHLEEN COOKE — Chem Eng; APO, IK, Stardus- ters (Pres, Treas), Omega Chi Epsilon, AIChE CINDY COOPER — Eng Mgt; Kappa Delta, UMR Panhellenic (Sec), Golden Hearts (Pres, VP), SUB, ASEM, AIIE (VP, Sec), SWE, Cheerleader KENNETH W. COPELAND — EE; Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa Nu (Treas), Raiders (Treas), IEEE RICHARD COREY — Mech Eng; Tech Engine, GDI (Gov, Sgt at Arms, Pres), StuCo CHARLES K. COTHERN — Civil; ASCE Chi Epsilon, Christian Campus House (Pres) JOE F. COX II — Min Eng; APO, Campus Club, Intramu- rals, SME, Illinios Mining Institute CURTIS RAY CRADIC — EE; SUB, Tech Engine, Trap and Skeet, IEEE, WOEEE Ham Radio Club 333 ANN CRANNELL — Civil; ASCE, GDI CHARLES E. CROESSMANN — Nuc. Eng; ANS, Tau Beta Pi, Nuclear Eng. Honor Soc. (Pres), Kappa Kappa Psi, Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi JAMES L. CRUME — CSc; ACM ROBERT EDWARD CULVER — EE; Wesley (VP), IEEE (Comp Soc), Campus Club DONALD O. DARROUGH JR. — Eng Mgt; Tau Kappa Epsilon (Pledge Trainer), ASEM-AIIE, Beta Chi Sigma, Naval Reserve JEFFREY WILLIAM DARST — Civil; ASCE (Treas), SUB, IK, Parachute Club SIDHARTHA RANJAN DAS — Eng Mgt; ASME, ASEM, AIEE JAMES DAVIDSON — Min Eng WILLIAM DAVIDSON — Eng Mech Math; AAM (VP) Bap Stu Un BRENT DAVIS — Eng Mgt; ASEM, Tech Engine ERIC M. DAVIS — Mech Eng; ASME, APO, StuCo, Campus Club, Parachute Club RUSSELL E. DAVIS — EE; Sigma Phi Epsilon (Com- ptroller, Alum. News Chmn) BRADLEY SCOTT DAWSON — EE; Tau Beta Pi WILLIAM E. DEFINE — EE; Tau Kappa Epsilon (Sec), APO, IEEE, Miner DONALD JAMES DEMAND — EE; IEEE, HKN Hob- bv Club, Intramurals, Floor VP JOHN E, DEPASQUALE — Mech Eng; ASME, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi, Pi Tau Sigma CHRISTOPHER DERRINGTON — Eng Mgt; APO, ASEM, TJHA (Floor Pres, Exec Coun), Varsity Wrestling DANIEL DEVASTO — EE; GDI, Tech Engine, IEEE MIKE DEVORSKY — EE DAVID WAYNE DEWEESE — Civil; Tech Engine, Chi Epsilon, ASCE 334 R. ALAN DIAMANT — EE; Alpha Epsilon Pi (Treas), KME, StuCo, SUB, Miner CHARLES S. DIESTELKAMP — Met Eng; Sigma Tau Gamma (VP Act, Exec Coun, Cor Sec Alum Sec), StuCo, Alpha Sigma Nu, APO, AFS, Met Soc STTVE DIFFEY — Min Eng; Tau Kappa Epsilon (House Mgr) Theta Tau Omega, Intramurals KEITH M. DILL — Mech Eng; ASME DONNA DILLON — CSc; ACM DENNIS DOHOGNE — Mech Eng; Sigma Phi Epsilon, ASME, Pi Tau Sigma, Tau Beta Pi, Rollamo Photographer GERARD J. DOLAN — Mech Eng Eng Mech; Tau Beta Pi, AAM, Pi Tau Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi, TechEngine (Pres), StuCo, Phi Eta Sigma, Intramurals KATHLEEN DOLAN — Eng Mgt; StuCo, ASEM CHRISTOPHER DOM ACK— Aero Eng; AIAA, Cam- pus Club, Sports Car Club TERRENCE C. DONELSON — Min Eng; SME PATRICIA DONOVAN — CSc; UPE (Treas), ACM(VP), KME (Sec) THOMAS B. DOOLING — EE; Delta Sigma Phi (Sgt at Arms, Alum Chm), KMNR, IEEE, GAD, HKN Hobby Club ROGER KEITH DOUGHTERY — Chem Eng; AIChE, Baptist Stu Union, House Football CURTIS L. DOWDY — EE; IEEE (Comp Soc) JAMES G. DRAKE — Mech Eng; Tau Beta Pi, Pi Tau Sigma, ASME, SAE JOSEPH G. DRAPER — Mech Eng; Sigma Phi Epsilon, ACS, ASHRAE RANDALL G. DREILING — Civil; ASCE DAVID DUBOIS — Petr Eng; Delta Tau Delta (VP, Cor Sec, Hist), SPE, Pi Epsilon Tau (VP) MARK DUNLAY — Met Eng; Alpha Sigma Mu, RHA (Board of Gov), StuCo, AFS (Treas), ASM, Intramurals TED EADS — Nuc Eng; ANS, Nuc Eng Honor Soc (Treas) BARBARA ELLERBRAKE — Civil; Phi Eta Sigma (Rec Sec), Tau Beta Pi, Chi Epsilon (Pledge Marshall, Sec), Blue Key, ASCE, Sisters of the Gold Rose LARRY E. ELLIOTT — Civil; Pi Kappa Alpha (Pledge Master), ASCE ROSEMARY A. EMHOFF — EE; Zeta Tau Alpha (Pres, Hist, House Mgr), Daughters of Diana (Treas), SUB (Spec Events Dir), Blue Key, Rollamo (Sr Ed), Eta Kappa Nu, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Eta Sigma, Who’s Who, SWE JEFF EMLING — Min Eng; AME, Tech Engine JOHN ENBERG — Mech Eng; Theta Xi JAMES JOSEPH ENGEMAN JR. — EE; Phi Eta Sigma, RHA, Rollamo Photographer, Intramurals CHRIS ENLOE — EE; Tau Kappa Epsilon GREGG ERNST — Civil; Campus CIud (VP), ASCE, Ind Weekend Committee DAVID ESKER — Mech Eng; SUB BILLY GENE EUELL Jr. — EE; Phi Eta Sigma, IEEE, Tau Beta Pi (Cataloger), Phi Kappa Phi JOSEPH E. FELDMANN — Mech Eng; Kappa Sigma, ASME, SAE, IK, Pi Tau Sigma, Intra Mgr Assoc DENNIS S. FENSKE — Mech Eng; Campus Club, StuCo, APO, ASME, Varsity Basketball, Parachute Club ROSS ALLEN FIELDS — Eng Mgt; Theatre Guild (Pres), VETS Club, ASEM RON FISHER — Chem Eng; AIChE, Alpha Chi Sigma, SUB, Omega Chi Epsilon, Varsity Baseball MIKE FLANNIGAN — Chem Eng; AIChE, Tech Engine DOUG FLEISS — Chem Eng; AIChE, Beta Sigma Psi (VP, Tribunal, Sch Chmn), IFC (Jud Brd), StuCo, SUB, IK GERY FOEHRWEISER — Met Eng; ASM, TJHA EDWARD T. FOLKS — CSc; Tau Kappa Epsilon (Rush Chmn), IK (Sgt at Arms), ACES, ACM, UMR Rugby Club S. ELLEN FOLLUO — Cer Eng; RHA, Sisters of the Gold Rose (Sec, Soc Chmn), Intramurals, AAE DAVID FONTAINE — Chem Eng; AIChE, Omega Chi Epsilon, Wesley 336 ' «. IViW ' GARY BUCK GREEN — EE; IVCF, Eta Kappa Nu, Campus Club, Swim Team VINCENT HENRY GRELLE — Sigma Nu (Lt. Comman- der), IEEE, St. Pat’s Board DAVID M. GRESKO— Mech Eng; ASME, Pi Tau Sigma, GDI, Student Affairs Board DIANE GRIFFITH — Civil; Wesley, RHA (Food Com Chmn), Intramurals JEANNE GARRETT — EE; Eta Kappa Nu, Newman, Tau Beta Pi, SWE ROBERT H. GEORGE — E E; IEEE JEFFREY W. GILBERT — CSc; Phi Kappa Theta (Treas, Fin Sec, Exec Coun), UPE (VP, Career Day Chmn) W. KENT GODDARD — Mech Eng; Sigma Nu (Social, Little Sis Coor), Tau Beta Pi, Pi Tau Sigma, ASME, SAE, Parachute Club (Sec-Treas) CHESTER GODSY — EE; GDI, StuCo, IEEE (Comp Soc), Eta Kappa Nu, Hobby Club, Tau Beta Pi, Tech Engine KEITH GOERSS — Civil ERIC GOLDSMITH — BSU, KME, Intramurals BILL GRANTHAM — Chem Eng; AIChE, Varsity Foot- ball (All Conf, Kodak AU-Amer, AP All Amer Hon Men), Varsity Baseball MARY E. FORD — Geo Eng; Zeta Tau Alpha (Hist, Steward), Stardusters (Treas), Miner (Featu res Ed), APO, IK, AEG Rick Foster — EE GERALD L. FREDERICK — Min Eng; Sigma Tau Gam- ma (VP), St. Pat’s Board, AME, APO, Academic Council, Theta Tau Omega JOSEPH J GABR1S — Met Eng; Tau Kappa Epsilon (Sgt at Arms), St. Pat’s Board (Hist), Theta Tau Omega, IK, AFS, Amer Weld Soc, ASM-AIME, FEF, Rugby Club (Pres, Treas, Sec) TERESA GADDY — Econ Hist; Kappa Delta, Alpha Chi Sigma LISA GALLAGHER — Eng Mgt; SWE (Pres), Blue Key, ASEM (Sec, Treas), Tau Beta Pi, SUB, Party Animals RONALD K. GARDNER — CSc; ACM, UPE STEVEN L. GARNER — Mech Eng; Tau Beta Pi, Pi Tau Sigma, ASME 337 GREG GRINDINGER — Civil; Kappa Alpha (Pres, Rec Sec, Hist), IK (Pres, VP, Cor Sec), APO (Pres, VP, Cor Sec), Blue Key (VP, Alum Sec), ASCE, SUB, Inst of Transport Eng, Who’s Who SHELLIE GROOTERS — CSc; UPE, ACM WILLIAM H GUSNARD — Chem Eng STEVE GWINN — EE; Varsity Wrestling, Phi Eta Sigma ROSALIE JEAN HADLEY — Mech Eng; Pi Tau Sigma (VP), Tau Beta Pi, ASME, TJHA (Pres, Sec), StuCo, SWE BRENT HAEFNER — Chem; Varsity Cross Country (Captain), Varsity Track, M-Club, W. T. Schrenk Soc, Campus Club ED HALDERMAN — Civil; ASCE JOHN W. HALL — CSc; UPE, ACM BRUCE S. HANCOCK — EE; TJHA (Int Mgr), New- man, Intramurals BENJAMIN HANKINS — Geo Eng; ROTC, AEG MAUREEN HARIG — CSc; ACM, Intramurals, TJHA DANIEL HARRIS — Civil; ASCE EDWARD E. HART — English; Southwinds Club (Treas), Communication Club (Sec), Stud Adv Committee JANET HARTLEY — Chem Eng; TJHA (VP, Floor Pres), AIChE, SUB, Omega Chi Epsilon, Phi Kappa Theta Little Sisters (Sec), Blue Key GEORGE J. HARV1LLA, JR — Civil; ASCE (Sec), ROTC, Inst of Transport Eng (VP), TJHA, Campus Club JEFF HAWBAKER — EE; SUB, IEEE THOMAS M. HAYES — Mech Eng; Kappa Kappa Psi, Intramurals, Grub Club, SAE, Vienna Woods Social Director, Marching Concert, Jazz and Pep Bands, Musical Pit Band CRAIG HEATH — EE; Varsity Football (Co-Captain), Varsity Track, M-Club (Pres, Treas, Pledge Trainer), Pep Band REUBEN HEIM — Geo Eng TIMOTHY HELD — Mech Eng; Lambda Chi Alpha, Pi Tau Sigma, IK, ASME, SAE, Varsity Baseball, IFC 338 THOMAS J HELFRICH — Civil; Phi Kappa Theta (Treas, Fin Sec), SUB, APO, ASCE, Student Affairs Com- mittee ROBERT L. HERZIG — Kappa Alpha (treas. Cor Sec), IK (Pres, Treas), IEEE, Electronic Hobby Club, Astro- nomy Group GARY H1BBERD — Mech Eng DANIEL C. HIRSCHBUEHLER — CSc; Delta Sigma Phi (Treas, Steward), ACM, ASEM, IK JAMES A H1RSCHM AN — Eng Mgt; ACM (Pres), AGS, Tau Beta Pi, UPE, A1E ROGER D. HIRSCHMAN — Mech Eng; SAE, NHRA, Ralph’s Little Buddy Society, Parachute Club DAVID L. HOESLY — Aero Eng; AIAA, SAE JON HOLDMAN — Phys Chem; Acacia (VP, House Mgr), KMNR, Sigma Pi Sigma, Society of Phys Students, StuCo, St. Pat’s Board SUSAN HOLLEY — Petr Eng; Pi Epsilon Tau (Pres), Phi Eta Sigma, Daughters of Lee (Pres, Treas), SPE, GDI JAN HOLLIDAY — EE; IEEE HUGH D. HOLLISTER — Petr Eng; SPE, Sigma Chi, Black Hole Mountain Men RON HOWARD — EE; Varsity Wrestling, M-Club STEVEN HOWARD — CSc; Sigma Pi, ACM, Scuba Club JOSEPH HOWELL — Mech Eng; ASME, Pi Tau Sigma, Phi Eta Sigma, TJHA, Intramurals, Grub Club ROBERT HOWELL— Mech Eng; Pi Tau Sigma, Tau Beta Pi, ASME, American Helicopter Soc, TJHA (Exec Council) MARK S. HUCK — Civil; TJHA, Inst of Transport Eng (VP), Chi Epsilon (Pledge Marshall), ASCE SHARON A. HUCK — Eng Mgt; ZetaTau Alpha, GAD, Daughters of Lee, ASEM, SME, Newman DON HUNT — Eng Mgt; Tau Kappa Epsilon (Treas), GAD, Miner, Intramurals JOHN HUSSEY — EE; IEEE, GDI, Eta Kappa Nu KEN HUTTER — Mech Eng; ASME, SAE ■P 339 KEVIN J. ISOM — Geo Eng; Kappa Alpha (Pari), St. Pat ' s Board (VP), Theta Tau Omega, AEG, SPE, Intramurals LINDA JACOBS — Geo Eng; Kappa Delta (Treas, Int Mgr), AEG, SPE, Daughters of Lee (Treas), Intramurals DANNY JARVIS — EE; IEEE RANDYJASPER — Civil; Phi Eta Sigma, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi, ASCE, Chi Epsilon CRAIG JEFFERSON — EE; Delta Sigma Phi KEITH JENSEN — EE; IEEE (Sec, Treas), Eta Kappa Nu, Tau Beta Pi, RHA LEE JOHNSON — EE; IK, Newman, PSHA, Campus Club, SUB, Electronics Hobby Club BRADFORD C. JONES — Mech Eng; Tau Beta Pi, Pi Tau Sigma, ASME DANIEL JONES — EE; IEEE JEFFREY). JOST — Chem Eng; Tau Kappa Epsilon (Pres, Treas), Omega Chi Wpsilon (Sec), KME (Pres, Treas), AIChE DAVID C. KAISSL1NG — Eng Mgt; Kappa Alpha (Pres, Keeper of the Door), GAD (Pres, VP, Sec), ASEM, In- tramurals JAMES KALTENBRONN — EE; Eta Kappa Nu, IEEE, Tau Beta Pi GREGORY N. KATNIK — Aero Eng; Alpha Epsilon Pi (Pres, Sec, Pari, Hist, Sent), AIAA (Sec), Sigma Gamma Tau JEAN KATTELMANN — Eng Mgt; Kappa Delta, Gol- den Hearts (Pres, VP), ASEM (Sec), AIIE, SWE, SUB MARION KEITH — Civil; ASCE BRICE KELLY — Mech Eng; TJHA, SUB, IVCF PATRICK G. KELLY — Eng Mgt; Tau Kappa Epsilon (VP, Chaplain), ASEM-AIIE, SAE ALBERT KETTERER — Mech Eng; Alpha Epsilon, Pi, St. Pat ' s Board (Treas, Campus Sales Chmn) HOOSHANG KIANFAR — Civil EUGENE G. KIENTZY — EE; GDI, Campus Club 340 KIM KIMMEL — Eng Mech; Newman (Chmn of Finance, Guitar Group), AAM (Pres, VP), Phi Eta Sigma, Tau Beta Pi DOUG KINZINGER — Civil; ASCE JEFFREY C. KIPP — Mech Eng; Varsity Basketball (Co- Captain), ASME, Theta Tau Omega, M-Club DAVID J. KIRK — KMFA, KMNR, GDI KEVIN KIRKPATRICK — EE; Campus Club, IEEE DAN KLAPROTH — Civil; ASCE, Motorcycle Club, GDI, Tech Engine KEVIN J. KLIMT — Eng Mgt; Kappa Alpha (Hist, Sgt at Arms), APO (VP), IFC (Jud Brd Chmn), Blue Key, ASEM, ASCE MARY S. KLORER — Mech Eng; ASME (Sec, Treas), SWE (VP), Little Sisters of PiKA (Sec) PATRICIA ANN KLUG — Chem Eng; StuCo, Miner, APO, IK, AIChE, Theater Guild, SWE JOAN KNOBBE — Life Science ROBERT KNOWLES — Geo Eng; Sigma Phi Epsilon, AEG, Sigma Gamma Epsilon, Raider KAREN KOHL — Chem; Chi Omega (Treas), Crescents (Pres), W. T. Schrenk Society MARILYN KOLBET — Chem Eng; Kappa Delta (Edi- tor), Miner (Editor-in-Chief, News Ed), Blue Key (Sec), Tau Beta Pi, Student Affairs Committee RITA KOMPA — Eng Mgt; IEEE, ASEM-AIIE, SWE, Little Sisters of the White Star (Sec-Treas), GDI (Gov- ernor), IWC RAVINDRA Y. KORKE ' — Eng Mgt DAVID P. KOTSIFAKIS — Aeor Eng; AIAA ROBERT ERNEST KOTTMAN — Cer Eng; IK, ACS, Keramos, SUB JAMES R KRAWCZYK —EE WILLIAM B. KREMER — Civil; Chi Epsilon, Tau Beta Pi, ASCE, GDI, Trap and Skeet Club JOAN T. KRUPSK1 — Met Eng; Sisters of the Gold Rose, Intramurals, Cheerleader, AFS, AAE 341 ROBERT A. KRUSE, JR. — EE; GDI (Gov), IEEE, SAE, Phi Eta Sigma RICHARD KUEHL — Mech Eng JIM KUHLMANN — Chem Eng; AIChE, GDI (Pres, Gov), Incramurals, Pistol Club ROBERT KUHLMANN — EE; Eta Kappa Nu, Tau Beta Pi, IEEE, GDI (Gov, Treas), Intramurais TIMOTHY J. KULENGOWSKI — E E; Alpha Epsilon Pi, IEEE ERIC LANCASTER — Min Eng; Alpha Epsilon Pi, IFC, IMA, SME-A1ME, Varsity Swimming DUANE LANWERMEYER — Cer Eng; ACS, Spelunk- ers Club, Intramurais, Grub Club JOHN J. LASCHOBER — Mech Eng; Kappa Sigma (VP, Sec, Int Mgr ), ASME SAE, IMA (Sec), APO MING LAU — EE; Tau Beta Pi (Cor Sec), Eta Kappa Nu, IEEE, Phi Kappa Phi, Intramurais, RHA JOHN LAVALETTE — Econ; Lambda Chi Alpha (Sec), IFC (VP), Economics Club MARY LAWLER — Civil; SWE, ASCE CHARLES LECHNER — Chem Eng; AIChE, Omega Chi Epsilon, Phi Kappa Phi, Rifle Team ANNETTE LECRONE — Eng Mgt; Zeta Tau Alpha (Sec), ASEM-AIIE, Daughters of Diana (Sec) L. RICHARD LEIPOLD — Mech Eng; Pi Kappa Alpha (Treas, House Mgr), SAE (Pres, Sec) JOAN LEVICK — Geo Eng; AEG, SPE JEFFREY S. LEWENCZUK — Chem Eng; AIChE, Ome- ga Chi Epsilon, Kappa Kappa Psi (Rec Sec), Univ Band, Wind Ensemble, Marching Band DEBORAH LEWIS — CSc; SUB, ACM REGINA LEWIS — Civil; Kappa Delta (Int Mgr), IFC, Golden Hearts (Pres), IMA (Pres), SUB, ASCE WALTER LEY — Chem Eng; AIChE, Omega Chi Epsilon, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi, Jazz Ensemble, Orchestra DAVID LINDSEY — EE; Chess Club, ABS, MEP, ASBE, GAD, Alpha Phi Alpha (Chaplain, Rec Sec), In- tramurais 342 DAVID C. LINTON — Chem Eng; IVCF LORI LOOSER — Geo Eng; Chi Omega, AEG, SPE, Golden Hearts (VP), IK CHARLES J LUCAS, JR. — Geo; C. L. Dake Soc (VP), Sigma Gamma Epsilon (Sec-Treas) MARY ROSE LUCAS — CSc; RHA (Gov, PR Chmn), KM FA DOUG LUKENBILL — EE; Acacia (Sec, Chaplain, Ste- ward, Alum Sec), Kappa Kappa Psi, GAD, Univ Band RICHARD P. LUX — Chem Eng; Track, M-Club (Sec, VP), AIChE, Omega Chi Epsilon, Tau Beta Pi, Intramurals JAMES W. LYNCH, JR. — Geo; Tau Kappa Epsilon, Beta Chi Sigma (Hist), C. L. Dake Soc, SPE, Rollamo (Editor in Chief, Act Ed, Photographer) MARK LYNCH — EE DAVID MACKEY — Math Ed MARK MAJORS — Civil; ASCE, Chi Epsilon JOY MANEKE — Nuc Eng; Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi, Nuc Eng Honor Soc (Sec), ANS (Treas), SWE, SUB MICHAEL A. MARCHETTI — Min Eng; Lambda Chi Alpha, SME, SUB, Circle K JAMES P. MARFICE — Mech Eng; Pi Kappa Alpha (Pres, VP, House Mgr), SUB, ASME, SAE MICHAEL MARTIN — Cer Eng; Alpha Epsilon Pi (treas), Keramos, ACS PATRICK MARTIN — Cer Eng; Keramos, ACS, Alpha Epsilon Pi (Treas, Pari) DWIGHT MATTMULLER — Chem Eng; Lambda Chi Alpha (Treas), AIChE, StuCo MELISSA MATTMULLER — EE; SWE, Eta Kappa Nu (Cor Sec), Tau Beta Pi, IEEE TOM MAZZORANA — Cer Eng ROZANN MCCLIMENS — CSc; Zeta Tau Alpha (VP), Golden Hearts (Pres), ACM, IK, UPE KEVIN MCCOSH — Eng Mgt; Kappa Kappa Psi, ASME, SAE, Marching Band, Concert Band, Pep Band 343 KAREN MCCOY — Civil; Chi Omega, Sigma Chi Omega (Treas), SUB, ASCE, Intramurals, TJHA (Sec) MICHAEL M. MCCOY — Mech Eng; Tau Kappa Epsi- lon, (VP, Sec), IFC, Theta Tau Omega, IK, Intramurals AMY MCDANIEL — E E; Christian Campus House (Sec- Treas, PR), Pershing Rifles, AWS, Varsity Softball CHESTER WAYNE MCDOWELL — Chem Eng MARY MCEVILLY — Eng Mgt; Kappa Delta (Hist, House Mgr), Blue Key, IK (Sec, Cor Sec, Treas), SWE, EMA, (Treas), ACM, APO, NSPE KEVIN G. MCG ARTLAND — Civil; Tau Kappa Epsilon, APO, ASCE, Intramurals PETER MCGRAIL — Nuc Eng; ANS, UMR Bowling Team, Intramurals, College Bowl League (VP) STEVE J. MCGROARTY — Min Eng; SME-AIME, Ka- rate Club, Parachute Club S. DALE MCHENRY — Chem Eng; StuCo (Pres), Pi Kappa Alpha (Pres, Kitchen Mgr), Tau Beta Pi (Treas), Phi Eta Sigma (Treas), AIChE, Omega Chi Epsilon, Who’s Who LINDA MCKINZIE — Mech Eng; Kappa Delta (Pres, VP), Pi Tau Sigma (Sec), IK, ASME, PiKA Little Sisters BARRY MCLAUGHLIN — EE GARY P MCMICHAEL — Civil; ASCE (Treas), Scuba Club, Photography Club, NSHE (Treas) THERESA MCNAMARA — Eng Mgt; EMA-A1IE, AWE, Tau Beta Pi RANNY MEIER — Mech Eng; Sigma Phi Epsilon, Pi Tau Sigma, Tau Beta Pi, Varsity Wrestling MICHAEL S. MERTZ — EE; Rifle Team (Captain), ROTC, Raiders, Pershing Rifles, IEEE ROBERT H. MERTZLUFFT — Mech Eng; ASME (Pres, VP, Resume Book Editor), TJHA, SAE DOUGLAS MEYER — CSc; UPE, Phi Eta Sigma, UMR Jazz Ensemble, Miner Photographer ERIC MEYER — Eng Mech; Varsity Tennis, Tau Beta Pi, KME, AAM MARK S. MICHEL — EE; IEEE BRETT MILD — EE; GDI 344 BRIAN MILES — Mech Eng; Theta Xi, IFC JOHN THOMAS MILLER — Civil; ASCE (VP), GDI, RHA, Chi Epsilon, NSHE, Phi Eta Sigma KAREN MILLER — CSc; Zeta Tau Alpha (Pres, Sec), Panhellenic Council (VP, Sec), ACM, Golden Hearts RONALD G. MILLIGAN — Min Eng; Phi Kappa Phi, Tau Beta Pi, SME, GDI, Tech Engine TOM MILSTER — EE; Eta Kappa Nu (Hist, Sec), Tau Beta Pi, IEEE, SUB MICHAEL J. MOHRMANN — EE; IEEE, RHA (Gov), Intramurals, Inter-dorm sports CYNTHIA LEE MONDS — Eng Mgt; Chi Omega (Rush Chmn), Miner (Ad Dir), IFC, Phi Kappa Theta Little Sis- ters (Pres, Treas), APO, EMA, Cheerleader JOE MONTGOMERY — EE; Phi Kappa Phi, Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa Nu, KME, SUB, IVCF, Campus Club, Hob- by Club CHARLES MOORE — EE; Photography Club, ABS, FOCUS WALTER MORGAN — Civil ANDREW MUELLER — Mech Eng; Kappa Alpha (Sec, House Mgr, Rush Chmn), Beta Chi Sigma (Pres), ASME, APO DON MUELLER — Mech Eng; ASME, SAE, Karate Club THOMAS E. MUELLER — Eng Mgt; AFS (VP, Pres), Parachute Club TOM MULLER — Mech Eng; Tau Kappa Epsilon (Sgt at Arms), SAE, ASME, ASHRAE KEVIN L. MURPHY — Mech Eng; ASME, Wesley MALCOM JOEL MURPHY JR. — Civil; Theta Xi (Ste- ward, Sec), IFC, NSBE (VP), ASCE, ABS, Int Mgr, MEP DAVID E. NADEL— Mech Eng; GDI, ASME, SAE, Pi Tau Sigma, Rugby Club KEITH NASH — Mech Eng; ASME DIANE NAU — Engl Communications German; Miner, Phi Kappa Phi, Madrigal, Forensic Society, Tau Beta Sig- ma, Russian Club, History Club MARK NEALON — E E; Pi Kappa Alpha (Pres, Pledge- master, Rush Chmn), Phi Eta Sigma (Treas), IK (Sec), Eta Kappa Nu (Pres, Sec), Blue Key, SUB, Newman, IEEE, Who ' s Who 345 JOHN NELSON — Min Eng Geo Eng; AEG (VP), SME- AIME, Scuba Club (Pres, VP), TJHA (Floor Pres) CHARLES LAI TRUNG NGUYEN — Mech Eng DUC TRI NGUYEN — EE; Eta Kappa Nu, Vietnamese Association, IEEE SI MANH NGUYEN — Chem Eng; AIChE, Vietnamese Assoc. THONG QUONG NGUYEN — Chem Eng; AIChE THUY HONG T. NGUYEN — Chem Eng; Vietnamese Association WILLIAM REED NIGRO — Econ; Campus Club (Busi- ness Mgr), StuCo, Intramurals, Economics Club, GDI, EMA JULIE O ' CONNELL — Chem Eng; Alpha Chi Sigma, AIChE MICHAEL R. OETTING — Mech Eng; Tau Beta Pi, Cycling Club (Pres, VP, Treas, Sec), Spelunkers Club DAVID J. O’LARTE — CSc; ACM, Varsity Diver, M- Club DAVID OOSTENDORP — Chem; Phi Kappa Phi, W. T. Schrenk (Pres), Student Advisory Board, TJHA BILL ORLANDI — Min Eng; Tau Beta Pi, SME MARY O’ROURKE — Civil; Stardusters (Pres), APO, ASCE, Chi Epsilon, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Eta Sigma, IK ROBERT G. OVERBEY— Aero Eng; AIAA, Spelunkers Club JUDITH E. PARKER — Eng Mgt; ASEM, AIIE, SWE MICHAEL G. PARRY — Eng Mech; AAM, Raiders, BSU (Pres) BARBARA J. PARSONS — Eng Mgt; Kappa Delta, EMA, AEG (VP), SUB, Intramurals, Rollamo Queen 1976 MICHAEL STEWART PARSONS — Mech Eng; Sigma Nu, ASME, Varsity Track, M-CIub (Pres, VP, Pledge Trainer) STEVE PAYNE — EE; KME, IEEE KAREN PEACOCK — Eng Mgt; EMA, SWE, Varsity Basketball (Captain), Tau Beta Pi 346 JACQUELYN PEARSON — Eng Mgt; ABS, NSBE, EMA, Ladies of Alpha — KA, Intramurals EMILY PEAVLER — Geo Eng; StuCo, SME, AEG, AWS DAVID LAWRENCE PETERS — Mech Eng; ASME, SAE LAURA PFAUTSCH — Chem Eng; Alpha Chi Sigma, Omega Chi Epsilon, Tau Beta Pi, AIChE, StuCo, White Roses of Sigma Tau Gamma (VP) H1EU DUY PHAN — Chem Eng; AIChE GLENN S. PHEGLEY — EE; SUB THOMAS M. PHELAN — Mech Eng; KMNR, ASME, StuCo, AIChE MARK PHILLIPS — Mech Eng; Delta Sigma Phi (Pres, Sgt at Arms, VP), IFC, IK, GAD, ASME, SAE, Phi Eta Sigma, Pi Tau Sigma DALE PIPPIN F F- IFFF MICHAEL POLLEY — Met Eng; Acacia (Sec), IFC, IK (Recorder), Alpha Sigma Mu (VP), Tau Beta Pi JOSEPH PONDER — Geophysics; SEG (Pres) RHONDA POWERS — Civil; ASCE, Little Sisters of the White Star (Pres, VP) DAVID PRUETER — Mech Eng; Varsity Football, ASME, Pi Tau Sigma, Tau Beta Pi, Intramurals MARK A. PRUSACZYK — Min Eng; SME (Alum Sec) MITCHELL PUTNAM — Mech Eng; ASME DARYL C. QUINN — Chem Eng; AIChE, Omega Chi Epsilon, Parachute Club, Rollamo Photographer MELISSA RAFFETY — EE; Liahona (Pres), Orchestra IEEE DONALD RAGSDALE — EE; IEEE, Eta Kappa Nu, Campus Club, 1WC (Treas), Motorcycle Club (Sec, Treas) KAREN RAKOP — Petr Eng; SPE, IK, AWS KEITH A, RALSTON — Civil; ASCE, TJHA 347 JACK RATLIFF — Civil; ASCE DONALD E. READER — Eng Mgt; Pi Kappa Phi (Cha- plain), StuCo, Wesley, Raiders, ASME, ASEM, Radio Club DAVID REED — EE; Eta Kappa Nu, Tau Beta Pi, IEEE, BSU (VP) PAMELA REED — CSc; ACM (Sec), Circle K (Sec), Sisters of Alpha Epsilon Pi (Pres, VP, Sec-Treas), Intramu- rals, TJHA REBECCA BRANNON REED — CSc; BSU (Sec), UPE, Daughters of the Nile, University Orchestra, Madrigals, CCMA LON REHKOP — Mech Eng; ASME, Soc of Manufactur- ing Eng DANIEL REMBOLD — Mech Eng; Theta Xi (VP, Treas, House Mgr), IFC, ASME, Miner TOM RENICK — Civil; IWC (Pres), Campus Club, GDI (Gov), ASCE JOHN W. RENZ — Eng Mgt; Pi Kappa Phi (Warden), Wesley, Newman, AIIE, ASME, GDI, IFC WAYNE RICHTER — Civil; ASCE, Campus Bowling, JOY, Gamma Delta JANE ANN RIOLO — Kappa Delta, Phi Kappa Phi, Alpha Chi Sigma, IMA, IK, ACS, SUB DAVID A. ROBERTS — Eng Mgt; St. Pat’s Board, Theta Tau Omega, ASEM JIM ROBERTS — Chem Eng; Sigma Tau Gamma, Alpha Chi Sigma (Pledge Captain, Recorder), KMNR, Rugby Club LORI ROBERTSON — Eng Mgt; Chi Omega (VP), IFC, SUB, ASEM-AIIE, Little Sisters of PiKA (Pres, VP), Tau Beta Pi, Phi Eta Sigma MARIANA RODRIGUEZ — Civil; Chi Epsilon (Sec), FELA (VP), Crescents MICHAEL ROESCH — Aero Eng; AIAA (Sec), Sigma Gamma Tau (Pres), Tau Beta Pi, Phi Eta Sigma RODDY ROGERS — Civil; Varsity Football, Varsity Track, Chi Epsilon, M-Club (Pledge Trainer), ASCE, In- tramurals, Tech Engine JOHN RONAN — Min Eng; Phi Kappa Theta (Alum Sec), Theta Tau Omega (VP, Sec), SME (Pres, VP, Sec) RONNY L. ROWE — Mech Eng; ASME MIKE RUPPLE — Mech Eng; ASME, Newman 348 DELORES ST. DENIS — EE; Kappa Delta, StuCo, IEEE ROLAND A. ST. JOHN — Chem Eng; Varsity Baseball, M-Club (Pledge Trainer, Sec), Omega Chi Epsilon, Phi Eta Sigma, Campus Club, Rollamo Photographer, Pine Street Housing Association (Pres) SHOWKY SALAMEH — EE; Org of Arab Students (Pres) MARY SAPPINGTON — EE; IEEE GREGORY P. S AUCEM AN — Civil; ASCE, Chi Epsilon ELIZABETH SAUER — Mech Eng; Kappa Delta (Edi- tor), ASME, SAE, ASHRAE SIAMAK R. SAYYAH — EE; Campus Club, Rollamo VICTOR SCHELIN — Met Eng; ASM, AFS RANDALL J. SCHLITT — Eng Mgt; SUB, StuCo, EM A PHILLIP D. SCHMIDT — Mech Eng; Sigma Phi Epsilon (House Mgr) DAVID SCHMITT — Civil; ASCE, Wesley, Phi Kappa Phi, Tau Beta Pi, Chi Epsilon KENNETH J. SCHMITT — Cer Eng; Tau Beta Pi, Kera- mos (VP), ACS JAMES C. SCHNEIDER — CSc; Sigma Phi Epsilon PETER C. SCHOLTES — Chem Eng; Kappa Kappa Psi (Pres), Alpha Chi Sigma (Vice Master Alchemist, Alum Sec), Gamma Delta (Treas), JOY (Pres), AIChE JOE SCHROER — Civil; ASCE STEPHEN SCHUBERT — EE; GDI, IEEE, Intramurals, RHA ERIC SCHULTZ — Min Eng; Triangle (VP, Steward), SME, Photographers Club KEITH SCHUMACHER — Mech Eng; Theta Xi (Pres, Sec, House Mgr), StuCo, Pi Tau Sigma, Soc of Manufac- turing Eng, St. Pat’s Knight 1980 STEVE SCHWARTZ — EE KEVIN SCOTT — Civil; ASCE, BSU, Chamber Band JL a till Jl tit!] 4 A i ■f ■9 4 A. HP® J 349 EDWARD L. SELF — CSc; UPE, ACM MIRMAJID SEYYEDY — EE NILESH B. SHAH — EE; IEEE, Tau Beta Pi YEOLIT SHAPIRO — E E; SUB (VP, Spec Events Dir), Phi Eta Sigma, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi, Univ Choir PETER J. SHAW — Chem Eng; AIChE, GDI, Golf, Handball DOLI SHETLEY — CSc; Kappa Delta (Mem Chmn), Daughters of Diana (VP), IFC, UPE, IK, ACM THOMAS B. SHILLING — Chem Eng; Kappa Sigma, Alpha Chi Sigma, AIChE MARK SHORT — CSc LAWRENCE A. SICKING — Mech Eng; Pi Tau Sigma, Sigma Tau Gamma (Pres) BLAKE SILKWOOD — Min Eng; Alpha Epsilon Pi, St. Pat ' s Board, SME-AIME JAMES SIMMONS — CSc; UPE, KME, ACM SHAWN D. SIMMONS — EE; Manor Inn Res Assoc (Pres), JOY, StuCo, Phi Theta Kappa STEVEN SLEEMAN — Mech Eng; Pi Kappa Alpha, ASME, SAE BART SMITH — EE HOUSTIN G. SMITH — CSc; ACM, UMR Amateur Radio Assn. Theater Guild, Wargamers JOHN MARCUS SMITH — CSc; TJHA, ACM, GDI, Tech Engine KEITH S. SMITH — EE; Kappa Alpha, Beta Chi Sigma, Cycling Club (Pres), Motorcycle Club, Cheerleader, IEEE ERNEST A. SMOOT, JR. — Chem Eng; Alpha Chi Sigma, RHA (VP), Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Soccer, ABS, Univ Choir, Intramurals, Smoot Family Singers TIMOTHY G. SOLOMON — EE; IEEE, Tech Engine JACQUELINE ANN SOMMER — Engl; Speech Media Club (Pres), Southwinds (VP), Southwinds Mag (Editor) 350 BILLIE F. SPENCER JR. — Mech Eng; ASME, SAE, Pi Tau Sigma, Tau Beta Pi, BSU, Blue Key (VP), M-Club (Pres, Treas, Pledge Trainer), RHA, Varsity Wrestling (Captain), Who’s Who STEPHEN L. SPICKNALL — Civil; Blue Key, Chi Epsi- lon, Tau Beta Pi, ASCE MICHAEL J. STAFFORD — Mech Eng; ASME, ASHRAE RANDALL KENT STAGNER — Hist; Researcher for HAER MARK S. STELLNER — Mech Eng; ASME, SUB LEE STEVENS — Econ Eng Mgt; Econ Club, Wargamers, UMR Veterans Assistance Assn DON STEWART — Min Eng; Tech Engine, GDI, SME (Treas) BARBARA STOECKLEIN — Civil; ASCE, SWE, IK, Phi Kappa Theta Little Sisters (Pres, VP) GREGG STORY — Chem Eng; AIChE, Tau Beta Pi, Omega Chi Epsilon, Trap and Skeet Club KEN STRADER — EE; HKN Hobby Club STEVEN C. STROUSE — EE; Eta Kappa Nu, Tau Beta Pi, RHA (GOV) KEN STUCKMEYER — Mech Eng; ASME, Phi Eta Sig- ma, Pi Tau Sigma, Tau Beta Pi, RHA MARK A. STUCKY — Geo Eng; AEG, SPE, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi, Varsity Track Cross Country, StuCo, Tech Engine, Univ Choir CAROLINE INGRID STURM — Chem Life Sci; Tau Beta Sigma, Sisters of the Gold Rose, SUB, RHA, ACS, AAE, Pom Pon Squad, Helix, Univ Orchestra, Rollamo (Ed), Intramurals RAYMOND A. SUDA — EE; Tech Engine, HKN Hob- by Club GERALD A. SUELLENTROP, JR — Kappa Sigma, St. Pat’s Board, Theta Tau, Omega Chi Epsilon, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Eta Sigma, Intramurals STEPHEN D. SUMMERS — Eng Mgt; Kappa Alpha JEFFREY J. SUNDERLAND — Mech Eng; Campus Club (IWC Rep) PSHA, ASME ROBERT S. SWAIN — Mech Eng; Pi Tau Sigma (Sec), RHA (Pres), ASME, RA ROGER MORRIS SWENSON, JR — Met Eng; GDI, 351 STEPHANIE M ASAE TANAKA — Geol Geophysics; C L Dake (Treas), Alpha Chi Sigma, IK, Sigma Gamma Epsilon BELINDA TAPPE — Geo Eng; AEG, SWE PEGGY TAYLOR — Life Science; Kappa Delta, Alpha Chi Sigma (VP), GAD, Little Sisters of The White Star (VP), Varsity Basketball, Univ Choir Band ROBERT TELKER — Eng Mgt; Tau Kappa Epsilon (Pres, Chap, Rush Chmn), IFC (VP), Theta Tau Omega, Blue Key, APO(VP), ASEM (VP), A1IE, IEEE, IK, Intramurals LEA ANNE TELTHORST — Mech Eng; Sisters of Alpha Epsilon Pi (Pres), Pi Tau Sigma (Cor Sec), Tau Beta Pi, RHA, ASME, SWE HAL THARP — EE; Varsity Football, M-Club (Pres, Sec), Tau Beta Pi (Pres), Eta Kappa Nu, Blue Key, Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Eta Sigma, Campus Club DENNIS THEBEAU — Civil; Chi Epsilon, ASCE DAVID JAMES THOMAS — Mech Eng; Tau Beta Pi, Pi Tau Sigma, SAE, ASME GARY THOMPSON — EE; Sigma Phi Epsilon (VP, House Mgr), IEEE, Scuba Club, SUB, KMNR RONALD L. THOMPSON — EE; Phi Kappa Phi, Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa Nu, Kappa Kappa Psi, Univ Band RUSTY THOMPSON — EE; Raiders, Eta Kappa Nu, Tau Beta Pi, IEEE, Photography Club LOUIS JOSEPH THUET — Chem Eng; Phi Eta Sigma, Omega Chi Epsilon (Pres, Treas), AIChE (Pres, Sec), Tau Beta Pi GARY TOBIN — Chem; Phi Kappa Phi, Alpha Chi Sig- ma, ACS, Bike Club KEITH TOMAZI — Chem Eng; Beta Sigma Psi, AIChE, Phi Eta Sigma (Sec, Hist), Pershing Rifles (Treas), Omega Chi Epsilon BAO TRAN — Chem Eng BAU NGOC TRAN — MechEng; ASME, Pi Tau Sigma BICH XUAN TRAN — Mech Eng; Pi Tau Sigma, Tau Beta Pi, Vietnamese Assn. ASME QUOC VINH TRAN — Mech Eng; ASME, SAE, Viet- namese Assn, Scuba Club, Karate Club, Motorcycle Club JOSEPH C. TRAPANI — Eng Mgt; Varsity Wrestling, TJHA (Floor Pres), Rugby Club, GDI, EMA, Cycling Club MARY TREIS — Chem Eng 352 ERIC B. TREPTOW — CSc; IVCF (Pres), ACM LAURA C. TRYON — Psych; Crescents, Psi Chi, Para- chute Club KERRY TURNER — Eng Mgt; Varsity Basketball, SAE, ABS, NSBE BRYAN KEITH UHLMANSIEK — Mech Eng; Sigma Pi, ASME, ASHRAE, AFS, MSPE KEVIN VAN M AELE — Civil; Kappa Alpha, ASCE, ITE SHARON RHEA VANDERWAL — Mech Eng; Chi Omega (Pledge Trainer, Rush Chmn), Blue Key, Pi Tau Sigma, Phi Eta Sigma, APO, PiKA Little Sisters (VP) DAN VAUGHN — Min Eng; Phi Kappa Theta, SUB (Sec-Treas, Dir-Concerts), Blue Key, Academic Council, Student Affairs, SME DANA VILLERS — Civil, ASCE, Sisters of the Gold Rose, Soccer Club, SUB, RA, SWE GARY D. VINCENT — Aero Eng; Sigma Gamma Tau (Pres), Phi Kappa Phi, Tau Beta Pi, AIAA (Vice-Chmn), BSU NORMA VITERNA — CSc; Chi Omega, Panhellenic (Sec), UPE EDWARD J. WAGNER — Petr Eng; Sigma Phi Epsilon (Rec), Varsity Baseball, GAD SANDRA JEAN WAGNER — CSc; Tau Beta Sigma (Treas), Univ Band Choir, Pep Band, ACM DEBORAH WALLINGFORD — Eng Mgt; Kappa Delta, APO, ASME, ASEM MICHAEL W. WALLIS — CSc; ACM CONSTANCE J. WALSH — CSc; Phi Eta Sigma, ACM, UPE, Theatre Guild (Sec), Newman DONALD J. WAPPELHORST — Mech Eng; Sigma Phi Epsilon, (Rush Chmn, Pres), Phi Eta Sigma, APO, StuCo, IK, Pi Tau Sigma, Blue Key GARRY WARD — Petr Eng; Campus Club, SPE, Para- chute Club, Intramurals JUDY WATERMANN — Cer Eng; Tau Beta Pi, Kera- mos, ACS RALPH WEATHERSPOON — Petr Eng; Varsity Foot- ball, SPE, ABS, Intramurals, ANBE DAVID WEBB — EE; IEEE, Intramurals 353 GREG T. WEEKS — Geo Eng; AEG, SPE, TechEngine, Delta Tau Delta CECILIA A. WEMPE — EE; PiKA Little Sister (Pres, VP), Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi, Eta Kappa Nu FRANK JAMES WERNER — Eng Mgt; Sigma Nu (Pledge Marshall), Varsity Soccer, Soccer Club (Treas), Theta Tau Omega, M-Club, St. Pat ' s Board, EMA, SUB (Indoor Rec Dir), Racquetball Club (VP) JANET WEST — Psych; Psi Chi, Psych Club, CCH JIM WHETSEL — Chem Eng; Tau Kappa Epsilon (Pylortes), St. Pat ' s Board (Sec), Theta Tau Omega (Inner Guard), Soccer Club (Pres), Varsity Soccer MILO WIEBERG — CSc; Karate Club, Scuba Club, IEEE, ACM ROBERT E. WILLEN — Chem Eng; AICHE J. SCOTLAND WILLIAMS — E E; Pi Kappa Alpha, IK (VP, Sgt at Arms), IEEE LAWRENCE D. WILLIAMS — EE; Gymnastics Club, Varsity Wrestling, RHA (Pres), Blue Key, IEEE KAREN WILLIAMSON — Mech Eng; Varsity Basket- ball, Pi Tau Sigma, ASME, StuCo G. MICHAEL WINEBRIGHT— CSc; RHA, GDI, ACM (Pres) ROY O. WINGFIELD — Geo Eng; Chess Club (Tourn Dir) CTAP, Raider, Wesley PETER J. WINKELMANN — EE WARD WINDELMANN — Mech Eng BENJAMIN P. WINTER — Met Eng; Phi Kappa Alpha (Sec, Editor), Alpha Sigma Mu (Pres), AFS (Sec, Treas), Phi Eta Sigma (VP), Tau Beta Pi, KMNR, Met Soc, SUB CLARISSA ANN WISNER — Chem GENE WISNER — EE; Phi Eta Sigma, Tau Beta Pi (Catalouger), Eta Kappa Nu, Phi Kappa Phi GERARD A WITTE — Chem Eng; AIChE, Wesley CHRISTOPHER L. WOOD — Chem Eng; Tau Beta Pi, Slpha Chi Sigma, JOY (Pres), Univ Choir, Intramurals, RHA JOHN L. WORACEK — Mech Eng; TJHA (Exec Coun), ASME w ¥r 2L_ v r j t if xjjr 354 -J R. MICHAEL WROB, JR — Mech Eng; Kappa Sigma (Inner Guard, Rush Chmn, Hist), ASME, Pi Tau Sigma, KMNR, SUB WILLIAM YAN — Mech Eng; Chinese Club, Campus Club, Hong Kong Club KARL YEAGER — Mech Eng; Pi Tau Sigma, Tau Beta Pi, Sigma Tau Gamma (VP), ASME TERRY Y OTTER — Mech Eng; Beta Sigma Psi (Pres, VP, Sec, Treas), APO (Pres, VP, Treas), StuCo, Circle K, Beta Chi Sigma, ASME, NSPE, Scuba Club, Blue Key JULIA A. YUHAS — Chem Eng; AIChE, Phi Eta Sigma (Pres, Sec), IK, Sisters of the Shield and Diamond (Pres), Tau Beta Pi, Blue Key, Omega Chi Epsilon (VP) HERBERT W. ZAHNER — Civil; Beta Sigma Psi (Pres), ASCE, APO, Circle K STEPHEN E. ZEBOSKI — Geophys; Triangle, APO, C. L. Dake Soc, SUB, Soc Of Exploration Geophysicists (Pres, wtreas) ROBERT N. ZETTWOCH — EE; Tau Kappa Epsilon, IK, IEEE KEN ZIMMERMAN — Civil; ASCE MARGARET ZLATIC — CSc; Kappa Delta (Treas), Blue Key, StuCo, IK, Phi Kappa Phi, UPE, Phi Eta Sigma, Stardusters (sec) ROBERT ZUISS — Mech Eng; Phi Eta Sigma, ASME, ASHRAE, Motorcycle Club 355 356 iqmeers • Architects • Consultants 357 PHOTOGRAPHERS’ BEST by Dan Booher 358 — ■ by Mike Schmidt A VVW mm ' . v ■ v ' 361 by Tony Park 363 ROLLAMO EDITORIAL STAFF Kay Runge, Assistant Activities Editor Left, Jim Engeman, Assistant Living Units Editor Right, Kathy Buhr, Assistant Seniors Editor Diane Schaefer, Assistant Organizations Editor Karen Gehlert, Organizations Editor Mike Nix, Sports Editor Rose Emhoff, Seniors Editor Caroline Sturm, Living Units Editor 365 Dan Booher, Photography Editor Patty Slattery, Activities Editor Lori Troestor, Queens and Who’s Who Editor Photographers not shown on page 367: Bill Anderson, Ronald D. Smith, Steve Meyer, Grant Goddard, Craig Morris, Ken Arendt, Mike Cole, Kevin Mcllvain, Mike Powell, Steve Winters, Tom Quinten, Scott Garner Fellow students and faculty, I would like to dedicate the ROLLAMO 1981 to Lance Williams, advisor to the yearbook staff. Without his assistance and enthusiasm the job as Editor-in-Chief would have been impossible. Lance Williams has been the Rollamo’s advisor for more than ten years and the yearbook staff hopes he will continue with us for a long time to come. Special thanks goes to Tom Beard, for without his help in getting me involved in the yearbook. Credit goes to Patty Slattery and Mike Nix for their efforts in the Activities and Sports sections. I would like to express special appreciation to Rose Emhoff, Lori Troester, and Karen Gehlert who all turned their sections in early. Making my job much easier. Also to Caroline Sturm goes special thanks for her layout of the Living Units section. The following people have spent the last year working as assistant editors on the yearbook staff, Jim Engemann, Diane Schaefer, John Tripi, Kay Runge, and Kathy Buhr. I hope they will continue to work for the Rollamo Yearbook and not let their talents and experience go to waste. Congratulations go to Tony Park for being this years top photographer. Thank you for your dedication and putting up with my last minute requests. I would like to thank the rest of the photography staff, especially Dan Booher (photography editor), without your hard work and organiza- tion, the Rollamo would have been nothing but words. To my fraters at Tau Kappa Epsilon I owe many thanks for making my college career at UMR very enjoyable. Above all else, I would like to thank my parents and family for all their help and support through the past four years. 1 hope you will find part of yourself within these pages of the Rollamo 1981 and that it will bring back good memories. James W. Lynch, Jr. Editor-in-Chief, Rollamo 1981