Monmouth College - Ravelings Yearbook (Monmouth, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1961 volume:

. .• ' !3 • 4 ' ' ■ ■ Dedication ' Honor thy father and mother both in word and deed, that a blessing may come upon thee from them. ECCLESIASTICUS. I. 2. Indeed the past is but a prelude to the future. Here at Monmouth and even before this, we have been training for what we will become. For helpful guidance throughout all our lives, for interest in Monmouth College, for patience with our growing pains, for the opportunity of going on with our education, for willingness to sit at home waiting for a letter, and for giving us the best of themselves, we of Monmouth College gratefully dedicate the 1960-1961 Ravelings to OUR PARENTS. Here ' s To Our College It is, sirs, a small college, and yet there are those who love it. Daniel Webster % The beginnings of all things are small. Cicero To Culture - Music resembles poetry; in each Are nameless graces which no methods teach, And which a master-hand alone can reach. Pope To Sports T LJ When the one Great Scorer comes To write beside your name, He writes not that you won or lost. But how you played the game. To Scholarship ■a All rests with those who read. A word or thought Is what each makes it to himself, and may Be full of great dark meanings, like the sea. With shoals of life rushing. Bailev n To Relaxation - -It ■v.- % . There be delights, there be recreations and jolly pastimes that will fetch the day about from sun to sun. and rock the tedious year as in a delightful dream. Milton 13 To Our Past 14 A good digestion to you all; and once more, I shower a welcome on you; Welcome all. Faith is the substance of things hoped for. the evidence of things not seen. Hebrews XI 1. 15 To Our Future We know what we are, but know not what we may be. Shakespeare U l - r All ' s well that ends well. Shakespeare 17 FACULTY 18 Monmouth College Deans Hugh BE ' ERrDGE Dean of the College Jean Liedman Dean of Women Elwood Ball Dean of Men 19 At home with President and Mrs. Gibson. President Gibson hard at work. 20 The President ' s Message Strange as it may seem to some, the Ravelings is a very practical book. We turn to it with enthusiasm the first day that it comes off the press that we may see what pictures, what events have been recorded. In the years to come it will be even more valuable as it reminds us of times long past and enables us to recognize friends whom we haven ' t seen for a decade or more. You will do well to make sure that this book is placed where it will not be lost, for again and again you will be turning to it for important information. Monmouth College is grateful to the committee that has made possible this splendid volume. Robert W. Gibson President 21 Administration Staff Judy Calhoun, Dave Fleming Linda Free. Gloria Hooper. Gloria Hartley, Donald Kettering. Seated, Mr. Smith Kay Engle, John Corporon 22 Margaret Beste, Dorothy Whaling Mrs. Lu Owen, Ned Whitesell Vic Atfhison, Glen Rankin. Mrs. Roger Bersted Mrs. Lova, Marilyn NickoLs 23 Harlow Blum, Art Martha Hamilton, Art Newell Beatty, Business Adm. Gary Dean, Business Adm James Herbsleb, Business Adm. Mary Crow, History Garvin Davenport, History 24 Thomas Goss, HLstoiv Frank Phillips, Education i Charles Wingo, Education Eva Cleland, English Adele Kennedy, English Kenneth Meyer, English Allen Morrill, English Hedy Aberlin. English Irene Kistler, Home Economics Dorothy Donald, Modem Language Alexandra Kaminska, French Erika BlaaS, German Harold Ralston, Psychology and Greek Bernice Fox, Latin and English Momcile Rosic, Russian 26 Mary Eleanor Maule, Spanish James Dunn, Musk- H. A. LOYA, Music Paul Lyddon, Music Gracie Peterson. Mi. Samueu. Thompson, Philosophy Marcia Sebern. Physical Education 27 Charles Larson, Physical Education Joe Pelisek, Physical Education Carol Widule, Physical Education Robert Woll, Physical Education Charles Speel, Bible and Religion Stafford Weeks, College Chaplain Religion Milton Bowman, Biology 28 Robert Buchholz, Biology John Ketterer, Biology Larry Allaman, Chemistry Floyd Rawlings, Chemistry Ben Shawver, Chemistry James McAllister, Physics Lyle Finley, Physics Donald Wills, Geology ■ Harrison McKay, Psychology Donald BEVBa?iDGE, Mathematics Mrs. Paul Cramer, Mathematics Paul Cramer, Mathematics Carl Gamer, Government Jean Liedman. Speech Parker Zellers, Speech Paul Gray. Speech Madge SanmaNN. Sociology -T Dr. John Simpson Church Relations Rip Fulton, Saga Food Service Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Shenk, Mrs. Patterson. Mrs. Barnard. Housemothers Paul Bunn. Supt. of Buildings and Grounds Mary Hutehins, Rhoda Engle, Ann Bradford, Lois Blackstone Librarians Mrs. Harriett Flanagan. Mrs. Lorraine Azdell. Mrs. Ruby Bush Union Managers SENIORS CLASS OFFICERS President Clair McRoberts Vice President Ron Kenney Secretary Ellin McDougall Treasurer Robert Singer Athletic Representative Gary Larson C Bonnie Ahlenius John Allen Amy Amsbury Gebner Anderson Charlene Baldwin Joyce Biddle Harry Billups Richard Bivens Roger Boekenhauer Carl Borine Mary Brown Paul Bro n 33 Janett Brownlee Thomas Calhoun Alan Campbexl Don Chamberlin Barbaea Clark Ed Clark Janb ' Connelly Joan Conner Words can ' t tell you . . . Betty Jean Craft Dick Crockett Barbara Ditch Karen Domer 34 Dick Dorn Rosalie Easdale Darrell Edson Paul Ellefsen Donald Elliott ain ' Don E. Filbrun Oh really! ' Larry Fleming James L. Gibson Robert Gillogly Lesley Griffin Pam Grimm Gloru Heaton 35 Carl Goff Jane Hill Jim Hornaday Jim Hughbanks Robert Jornlin Jean Kelly Ron Kenned Linda Killey Jim Klusendorf John Kofoed Doris Kuehn Chuck Lanstrom Gary Larson ViRA LUKASZ Fred McDavitt Elun McDougall 36 Lynn McGaan Lynn McKeown Judy Maclean Bud McRoberts This vaudeville dancer ' s got STEAM HEAT! Mickey Mason Shirley Matchett Sue Mathews Thomas Matthews 37 Gib Meloy Beverly Nelson Terry Oggel William Merry Paul Moye Jerry Parsons LORETTA PAVVLEY ■vl- Lucille Owen ,.K. Robert Pattemson y 38 Sue Petefish Charles Pogue Gene Phillips ' ' ' ¥5 John Phillips Nelson Potter Sue Prescott Louis Pkonga Lee Pultz John Ressner Sally Roehm NORIVIA ROSENBALM Karen RiciiXER 39 Carole Rowland Debra Sippel Robert Singer Dean Van Horn Bill Thoresen Alexander Szatmari Don Thompson Lynda Stewart Gladys Slebos 4 no — doubled and re-doubled 40 DwiGHT Smith Linda Soliday Charles Stewart Richard Wallem We ' re the school with the spirit — when it comes to attending chapel Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Carolyn Wallem Fred Wackerle Paul White Stan Wilson Jan Wissmiller Barbara Woll Christine Work Larry Yeoman Kay Young i : SPORTS Football Row 1: Edson, Elliott, Hagg, Brooks, Larson, Sindelar, Rager. Row 2: Mammen, Wallem, Goff, Moye, Phillips, Polz. Row 3: Nelson, McDaniel, Billups, Ford. Yeoman. Burroughs. Row 4: S. Flanagan, J. Flanagan, Killey, Bingaman, Wongstrom. Row 5: W. Flanagan, Liesman, BoUman, Margetis, Fulford. Row 6: Coaches, J. Pelisek, R. Woll. With a tremendous start at the beginning of the season, the Fighting Scots received a national rating for defense, and provided the student body with an afternoon of pleasure. Plagued with injuries the Fighting Scots lost the potential drive, but had a good showing at Knox. Although losing many senior players, the freshmen along with the returning lettermen should keep the Fighting Scots as top contenders. Monmouth 17 Grinnell Monmouth 14 Beloit Monmouth 13 Lawrence 7 Monmouth 6 Coe 30 Monmouth 6 Knox 6 Monmouth 14 Carlton 22 Monmouth 12 St. Olaf 36 Monmouth 7 Cornell 20 43 Harry Billups Gary Larson Tom Bollman Daeeell Edson ' Hit ' em high! Hit ' em low! Glenn Brooks Don Elliott Dale Leisman Carl Gopp ff gV i s is: Dick Wallem Dick Nelson Larry Yeoman Is it good? Who has whom? John Phillips Claire Hagg Ken Rager Wee Scots Football i?ou) 1: 3. Bagwell, B. Gould, W. Crum, P. Hogan, S. Ellis, D. Whiteman, M. Peterson. Row 2: K. Brennaman, H. Bollin, B. McTeague, B. Nichols, J. Garrett, J. Helmick, J. Krueger, B. Prince. Row 3: L. Keener, G. Allison, R. Baurer, K. Welbrock, J. Long, W. Wood, K. Lindsey, P. Cotter. Row 4: Assistant Coach B. Kniss. J. Johnson, J. Coziahr, S. Wherry, D. Watkins, D. Yez, B. Work, W. Foulk, Coach Larson. This year the Wee Scots finished with a .500 mark of three wins and three losses and showed some great potential for next year ' s team of fighting Scots. Al Carius, Jim Brotheridge, and Harold Rathgeb led the season as the three top scorers. Varsity Basketball - J ! — Row 1: W. De Groot, G. Larson, W. Reinsberg, J. Mell, T. Wilkinson. D. Arnold. Row 2: D. Leisman. C. McRoberts. J Allen. J. Reasner, G. Anderson, C. GofF, G. Larson The Fighting Scots started the season with a slow start, but picked up speed after the first eight games. Bud McRoberts was elected to the all conference team and Jerry Mell to the second team while John Reasoner was given honorable mention. McRoberts also cap- tured the conference scoring title with a 2L2 average. Jerry Mell and John Reasner cap- tured the eighth and tenth places respectively in the scoring race. Graduation will take seven players, but with strong freshmen prospects, the Fighting Scots could prove to have a strong team again next year. 47 Fighting Scots 48 [n Action t - • b aJQ V 1 r.i 1 rf mi tm£JMi% ii ! i ' ' A 3W™ y m  J «l C -v ' ' -  a Lfi ' V ' H Nv JI Km dJ. 1 mm 49 Wee Scots Basketball « Row 1: B. Prince, D. Moore, B. Work, H. Kelley, J. Brotheridge, P. Rutishauser. D. Petersen, manager. Row 2: J. Alexander, H. Rathgeb, D. Denney, A. Carius, A. Day, S. Lindsey, Mr. Woll. 50 Al Carius and Jim Brotheridge lead a promising team of Wee Scots, through a tough season. With a record of 3 and 3, the Wee Scots proved themselves well. With a large group of Scots graduating, there will be plenty of room for the Wee Scots on next year ' s varsity squad. Swimming Row 1: C. Demas, P. Ellefsen, P. Peacock. Row 2: Mr. Corporon, D. Acheson, J. Millen. B. Best. The Scots tankmen struggled through a much defeated sea- son, with only small consolation. Coached by John Corporon, the Scots swimmers can look forward to a more promising season next year. With a very fine group of Wee Scot swim- mers, the Varsity should prove a threat for the next couple of years. mo Q 51 Wrestling J. Phillips. L. Polz, C. Borine, L. Pronga, D. Carroll, W. Mammen, K. Knox, D. Harriss, J. Klusendorf. The wrestling team this year gave a tre- mendous showing at the conference meet. Carl Borine came through with a conference cham- pionship and Deeks Carroll came through with second place honors. The Scots rolled up an impressive 5-2 record. Pin him. Ken! 52 i Cross Country Row 1: R. Lundal, P. Amann, J. Hornaday, D. Campbell. Row 2: J Corporon, S. Wilson, B. Best, D. Larson. Track IVT ' ' Up and Over The M. C. hurtlers were off to a tremendous start by win- ning their own quadrangular. Glen Brooks had a tremen- dous season by taking first two places in the M. C. relays and setting two records. With other returning lettermen Paul Moye, Tom Bollman, Carl Borine, Bill DeGroot and Dennis Lachell and coupled with a fine group of Sophomores the track team will be looking forward to another victorious season. Off to a poor start the M. C. runners, with only a few men, worked hard. Soon interest grew and more turned out to help finish the season. The Wee Scot team proved to be very promising and should give the varsity runners some stiff competi- tion for next year ' s starters. Another first for Glen. 53 Baseball Row 1: J. Greer, G. Markle, G. Dawson, D. Burroughs, G. Phillips, J. Mell, H. Billups, K. Rager. Row 2: D. Elliott, G. Larson, B. Mc- Roberts, J. Allen, D. Rineberg, T. Wilkinson, H. McDaniel. 54 With many returning lettermen the fighting Scots should have a fine ball club this year. With Jerry Greer, who led the squad in hits last year, Jerry Mell, Don Elliott, Harry McDaniels, Ken Rager, Harry Billups, Gary Larson, Gene Phillips and John Allen. Coupled with some fine Sophomore baseball players, the fighting Scots are looking forward to a fine sea- son. Coe again, will be the team to beat in the southern conference. Tennis The tennis team began the season with a handicap since top man, Frank Adam was unable to play because of a broken ankle. However, they put up a good fight by prac- ticing long and hard and trying their hardest. The members of the tennis team are: Bill Reinsberg, Richard Wallem, Frank Adam, Larry Gibb, Rick Goodale, and Paul Kempin. 55 JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS President Tom Weeks Vice President Jerry Mell Secretary Sue Nickel Treasurer Rod McQueen Athletic Representative Tom Davis Frank Adam John Allaman Florence Anderson Robert Ardell NOREEN BATEK Paul Amann Carol Anderson Marjorie Armstrong Paul Arnstrom Don Brannan SONJA Brown Bill Bruington Gail Buffo 57 James Calhoun Deeks Carroll YOLANDA CeBALLOS Barbara Coleman Carol Ann Davis Tom Davis D ick De Forest Bill De Groot Bob De Vett Sandy Downs 58 Ardith Elliott Dennis Faust An evening at the Flamingo Sandra Foreman Betsy Galloway Nancy Glenn Jerry Greek Larry Greer Nancy Guilinger Karen Harr Dick Harriss Robert Heath Pat Henry Bill Hubbard Skip Hunt S. WES jAEGBm Lloyd Kinzer Ken Knox John Kriegsman 59 Bob Langley David Lauridsen Larry Manning Patsy McClinton Harry McDaniel Rodney McQueen Glenn Markl£ Jerry Mell Jim Morris Bill Morrison 60 Phil Muntzel Sue Nickel Shirley Olsson Paul Orednick Terry Park Ronald Raih Sally Reed t Barb Richmond Jane Robb v Dick Rossen 61 ttl Joan Rothaus Melinda Schneider Steve Smith Don Stevenson Curt Strube Audrey Tenhaeff Linda Thornburg Don Thorstenson Tom Weeks Guy Welch John Whipple Larry Williams Harry Young 62 ORGANIZATIONS Student Council Student Body Officers: Seated, M. Bozarth. M. Mason. Standing, J. Hornaday. N. Potter. R. Boeken- hauer. Row 1: M. Nolen, L. Lyndrup. J. Maclean, P. Wood. Row 2: H. Young, R. Marshall, L. Williams, T. Davis, S. Chism, S. Roehm. Row 3: F. Anderson, F. Wackerle, P. Muntzel, P. Peacock, D. Whiteman, T. Frazier. Row 4: K. Frehner, S. Swarthout, D. Skinner, L. Mika. S. Washburn, D. Wark, F. Abercrombie, P. Amann. Not pictured: J. Grove, J. Whalen, C. Home, E. McDougall, L. McGaan, J. Rasmusen, N. Garretson, R. McQueen. 64 Student Faculty Committee Roiv 1: Dr. Gibson, T. Frazier, A. Tenhaeff, G. Buffo, G. Hall, L. Lyndru)), Miss Kennedy. Row 2: Mr. Bowman. P. Orednick, K. Knox, T. Davis, J. Morris, L. Williams, Rev. Weeks. Student Social Committee M. Bozarth. C. Davis, A. Christie. C. Work, K. Knox. D. DeForest. H. Young. Not pictured: D. Gillespie, D. Russell. K. Richter. 65 Student Affairs Committee Row 1: Miss Liedman. A. Mack, P. McMahon. Mrs. Sanmann. Row 2: B. Woll, R. Milnes Dean Ball Dean Beveridge, Dr. Ralston, J. Mell. Student Union Committee Row 1: E. McDougall, S. Nickel, Miss Liedman, Mr. Smith. Row 2: K. Knox, Dean Ball, Mr. Herbsleb, T. Davis, M. Austin. 66 A.W. S. Row 1: K. Domer. J. Conner, G. Slebos, B. Nelson. Roiv 2: B. Clark. S. Hunt. M. Mason. L. Soliday, J. Maclean. Not pictured: M. Brown. The A.W.S. Board is the governing body of the Association of Women Students at Monmouth. It sets the rules and regulations for all women and also sponsors the annual Midnight Movie and the Senior Christmas Caroling. This year ' s board helped to put into effect the new library hours and 11:00 dorm closing hours for Monmouth women. 67 Sigma Delta Pi G. Buffo, Miss Donald. M. Armstrong, P. Johnson. Miss Maule, M. Neall. Eta Sigma Phi Row 1: B. Patterson, P. McFarland. B. Coleman, L. McGaan. C. Conner. Row 2: L. Kinzer. A. Buchanan, K. Harr, Miss Fox, D. Jones. 68 Alpha Lambda Delta r f ' f Row 1: B. Ditch, A. Mack, A. Stewart, N. Huff. Row 2: J. Schomas, L. Irwin, L. Frautschy. H. Simp.son, J. Ra.sniusen. G. Hall, J. Grove, A. Matthews, J. Lips. C. Home. M. Gustafson. Phi Eta Mu R. Baurer. J. Phillips. Not pictured: D. Buck. 69 Sigma Tau Delta Row 1: D. Br annan, N. Potter, J. Robb, T. Brown, Miss B. Fox, Mr. H. Eckley, Miss A. Kennedy, B. Graue. Row 2: J. Brownlee, G. Goetzinger. B. Pratt, A. Stewart, N. Huff, D. Jones, L. McGaan, J. Schillinger, S. Perrine, L. McKeown, J. Hamburger, A. Campbell. Sigma Omicron Mu Row 1: D. Filbrun, C. Davis, P. Grimm, R. Easdale, D. Kuehn, B. Woll, B. Ditch, T. Lee. Row 2: L, McKeown, Feiertag, P. Muntzel, D. Faust, N. Potter, R. Boekenhauer, D. Thorstenson, T. Matthews, D. Thompson. R. 70 Tomahawk Row 1: A. Buchanan, S. Hunt, M. Armstrong, M. Nichols, J. Hood, R. Easdale, D. Blair, C. Christman, N Huff Row 2: R Marshall, D. Roegge, C. Anderson, N. Guilinger, J. Calhoun, D. Brannon. National Collegiate Players Row 1: Mr. Zellers, D. Couch, A. Campbell, W. Jahn, M. Brown. G. Phillips. Blue Key Row 1: J. Mell, R. McQueen, T. Davis. P. Muntzel, J. Greer. Row 2: J. Hornaday, K. Rager, N. Potter. C. McRoberts, P. White. R. Kenny. R. Boekenhauer, D. Thompson. TauPi Outstanding Freshman Woman Row 1: B. Ditch. L. Killey, M. Bozarth. Row 2: B. WoU, S. Perrine. J. Brownlee, L. McGaan. Not pictured: B. Clark. Ann Mack 72 Publications Board J. Russell. E. McDougall, W. Jahn. L. McGaan. Mrs. Crow. Piper Staff Row 1: T. Oggel. Row 2: S. Matchett, M. Bozarth, E. McDougall. S. Perrine. K Nelson. 73 Ravelings Mary Sheese, Jim Rainford, Jodi Russell, Connie Husser, Carolyn Home, McGaan. Steve Smith. Betty Moore, Chris Work, Linda Solidav, Lvnn Thursday nights and Saturday mornings saw a too small but loyal and devoted crew of Ravelings staff members frantically thumbing through pages, drawing layouts, pasting tabs, identifying unknown faces, scribbling out copy, erasing, etc., in time to send in deadlines, some late, some sparse, to the patient printer who rolled off a better book than ever. 74 Lynn McGaan, Editor JoDi Russell, Ass ' t Editor 75 Oracle Staff Seated: S. Downs, L. Ansell, C. Strube, M. Hunter, N. Huff, A. Marti, S. Ellis. Standing: K. Nelson, H. Young. S. Reed, R. Beveridge, J. Millar, S. Washburn, D. Jones. R. Lemon. G. Boehmer, L. Kohn. D. Buck, E. Hartenberg, A. Campbell. This hard working stafE spent long hours to put out a bigger and better paper this year. Marge and ' Dougall had two of the most widely read columns, and as for the Senior Weekend and Liberal Arts Festival issues — they were great. Our congratula- tions to Bill and all his helpers. Mrs. Mary Crow, Faculty Aduisor 76 Bill Jahn, Editor; Karen Nelson. Ass ' t. Editor. Don ' t work so hard, George! Two members of that hard working Oracle Staff. 77 Choir and Chorale Row 1: R. Easdale, J. Johnson, B. Steward, B. Galloway, J. Patterson, C. Christ- man, L. Turner. C. Dettman. Row 2: D. Harris, T. Park, D. Arnold, D. Jones. J. McKelvey. D. Filbrun. ■r : ,T. ' ,--r :S:w-xVa;j; Row 1: N. Dietrich. L. Pullen, R. Easdale, B. Galloway, J. Niblock, J. Francis, M. Kessinger, K. Loya, L. Work, G. Wright, C. Christ- man, J. Crabtree, L. Turner. Row 2: 3. Johnson, E. Giffen, J. Strand, D. Peterson, K. Crissey, J. Patterson, J. Blair. S. Keller, J. Sluka, N. Garretson. Row 3: P. Sked, D. Harris, P. Hey, D. Smith, B. Stewart, G. Hall, G. Allen, L. Kemmerer, M. Tomicek, D. Fil- brun. R. Beveridge. G. Swan.son, D. Arnold. Row 4: B. Best. P. Harner, D. Watkins, R. Acheson, J. Coziahr, T. Park. L. Chnstenson, P. Raistrick. J. McKelvey, D. Jones, T. Ulmet, J. Miller. B. Finch. 78 King David and Pi Alpha Nu The presentation of King David by the choir, under the direction of Mr. Dunn, took the place of the an- nual Messiah this year. Although King David is not as familiar as the Messiah, it was received as one of the most excellent productions of Mon- mouth ' s music departments in recent years. iiiii ' ' ' ' i The Pi Alpha Nu chorus, un- der the direction of Rosalie Eas- dale, presented a Sequence in Sound for their annual show. The program included instru- mental numbers, solos, a duet, an octet, and numbers by the chorus. 79 Gospel Teams Row 1: M, Nichols, M. Kessinger, J. Hartley, L. Killey. Row 2: J. Teal, R. Easdale, L. Lunn, B. Claassen. Row 3: P. Morse, K. Graham, J. Rasmusen, J. Grove, L. Irwin, E. Giffen, J. Henning. Row 4: W. Woods, S. Chism, P. Harner, D. Jones, B. McClure. International Relations Club Row 1: S. Smith, M. McLoskey, J. Russell, S. Petefish. Row 2: J. Sholes, D. Steinke, P. Peacock, W. Hahn, Dr. Gamer. YMCA -YWCA Row 1: L. McGaan, J. Kelley, B. Woll, Miss Widule, J. Lips, J. Robb. Rote 2: C. Clark, J. Hadley, L. Turner, J. Grove, J. Sluka, M. Johnson, A. Mack, S. Perrine, L. Irwin, K. Harr. Seated: D. Jones, J. Morris, L. Gibb, P. Muntzel, J. Babinsky, D. Rossen. G. Huffman. Standing: Rev. Weeks, Dr. Gamer, S. Washburn, L. Kinzer. 81 Spanish Club Row 1: D. Dear, K. Buss, D. Buck, J. Peek, T. Rezner, M. Kessinger, G. Heaton. Row 2: J. Rasmusen, D. Car- ringer, J. Mahnic, N. Dietrich, P. Johnson, G. Buffo, J. Lunsman, M. Armstrong, Miss Maule, J. Hartley, E. Carroll. Row 3: M. Miguel, Miss Donald, B. Nichols, G. DiCerho, B. Kane, J. Caughron, Y. Ceballos, J. Petschke, S. Altmann, J. Sholes, A. Rangel, A, Amsbury, T. Gealey, J. Hackett, M. Neall, B. Barton, L. Mika, S. Smith, B. Classen, B. Daneke, J. Randall. German Club 80 82 Row 1: C. Meredith, S. Shogren, M. Johnson, H. Simpson, J. Hood, M. Hunter, M. Reynolds, M. Bailey, A. Buchanan, J. Blaich. Row 2: Miss Blaas, B. Holcomb, D. Larson, D. Gillespie, G. Welch, B. Conard, J. Schillinger, J. Pearre, A. Frost, R. Knepper, H. Phelps. Row 3: R. Marshall, D. Roegge, G. Moberg, J. Seago, B. Claycomb, D. Strickler, D. Whitman. B. McAllister, B. Ardell, R. Bauer, R. McQueen. Student Wives Roiv 1: Mrs. J. Mell, Mrs. R. Tornquist, Mrs. H. Peterson, Mrs. W. Hare, Mrs. W. Parker. Row 2: Mrs. N. Nabeshima. Mrs. B. Stavenhagen. Mrs. D. Smith, Mrs. J. Greer, Mrs. L. Greer, Mrs. Jerry Kohn, Mrs. G. An- derson, Mrs. G. Larson, Mrs. D. Switzer, Mrs. D. Anderson, Mrs. H. Billups, Mrs. P. Vecchi. Mrs. E. Ba in, Mrs. P. Arnstrom, Mrs. R. Wallem. Not Pictured: Mrs. R. Crockett. Crimson Masque Row 1: J. Rasmusen, C. Davis, T. Brown, B. Patterson, J. Sluka, J. Hood, D. Blair, M. Brown, S. Walters. Row 2: J. Teal, P. McClinton, D. Schweider, S. Forman, P. Wood, J. Krell, L. Pawley E. McDougall, B. Galloway, A. Matthews. Row 3: D. Couch, T. Oggel, R. Marshall. B. Patterson, J. Schra- der, D. Jones, A. Campbell, D. Larson, D. Moran. 83 Orchesis Row 1: S. Parmenter, J. Shomas, K. Milazzo. Row 2: J. Rothaus, B. Nelson, K. McLain, L. Ansell. P. E. Majors Row 1: G. Slebos, S. Downs, G. Heaton. Row 2: S. Petefish, M. Mason, V. Hamilton. Barracudas Row 1: J. Van Cura, A. Christie, P. Ellefsen. Row 2: T. Rezner J. Millen, R. Gotaas. J. Olivant. Dolphins and PoUywogs Row 1: F. Anderson, D. Gillespie. J. Pearson, J. Kelly. Row 2: A. Frost, S. Probert. C. Clark. Row 3: B. Clark, M. Cochrane, J. Mesen- brink. G. Hutton, V. Hamilton. 85 Pep Club Row 1: A. Elliott, B. Nelson, L. Thornburg, C. Work, P. McFarland. Row 2: K. Richter. L. Soliday L. McGaan, S. Matchett, E. Gately, E. McDougall, C. Rowland, M. Mason. B. Woll, J. Kelly. Row 3: S. Smith, E. Hartenberg. D. Mrkvicka. N. Glenn, B. Richmond, S. Perrine. P. Grimm. P. McMahon, S. Nickel. Row 4: 3. Hartley, S. Irvine, L. Frautschy. H. Simpson, C. Clark, J. Patterson, L. Lyndrup. M. Schmidt. M. Reid. Row 5: L. Lunn, A. Mack, J. Russell. J. Hadley, J. Hamburger. S. Walters. V. Lohner. MClub Row 1: D. Elliott. R. Lundal, J. Mell, P. Anderson, G. Dawson, G. Larson. W. Mammon. Row 2: L. Greer, J. Greer, H. McDaniels, R. Wallem. G. Brooks. Row 3: P. Amann, D. Carroll, H. Billups, L. Pultz. Row 4: D. Lachel. C. Borine, B. Bruington, D. Russell. Row 5: L. Yeoman, F. Adam, C. Demus, D. Larson, J. Parsons, T. Davis. Row 6: D. Rineburg, T. BoUman. C. Landstrom, K. Knox. 86 Cheerleaders The rah-rah girls, ahas cheerleaders, this year were as exuberant and conta- gious as ever before, and they cheered those diverse athletic teams on to bigger and better things. Friday convocation saw them executing new cheers on the chapel stage, and occasional pep rallies witnessed nighttime rituals around a blazing fire. Steered by Chris Work, the crew of six aroused the masses of spectators and pep club members to keep the Scots fighting and winning. B. Nelson, A. Elliott, L. Warnock, L. Thornburg, C. Work, P. McFarland. 87 Politics Club Row 1: D. Petersen, R. Kolconay, B. Romine, J. Falkenhain. Row 2: M. Nichols, S. Petefish, S. Smith, D. Dorn, J. Russell, W. Hahn. Row 3: S. Serv- ice, A. Bullington, M. Jones, B. Mc- Clure, M. Sheese, M. McLoskey, D. Steinke, G. Heaton, R. Eiken, B. Pat- terson, J. Sholes, Dr. Gamer. Young Republicans mmtmwmfmmm G. Heaton, M. McLoskey, J. Sholes, W. Hahn. WAA Officers S. Petefish, G. Heaton. S. Brown, G. Slebos. Business Majors Inc. Row 1: G. Welsh, R. Kolconay. F. Aberlin, S. Wilson, R. Kenny. Row 2: C. Strube, B. Hubbard, J. Greer. Row 3: H. Fulford, J. Kriegsman, F. Adam, J. Rothaus, P. Moye. Row 4: J. Kofoed, R. Singer, R. Berendt, D. Pannabecker, V. Barrile, D. Couch, J. AUaman. Row 5: E. Hunt, H. Young, D. Faust, R. Heath. R. Lundal, J. Klusendorf. 89 Argonne Semester Program Jerry Heath, physics major, prepares to analyze a solid. Talented students aspiring toward a greater knowledge of their chosen fields in science were given a golden opportu- nity to increase and fortify this knowledge by attending the Argonne National Laboratory for a semester. Administered by the Associated Colleges of the Midwest, the Argonne Plan offered modern facilities and a wide range of experience to ten select and ambitious students of science. The amount of carbon dioxide in a sample of air requires Bob Feiertag ' s greatest concentration. Dr. Garrett Thiessen, advisor, observes some progress to- ward scientific discovery 90 rat Washington Semester Program Second Semester. 1961. B. Hubbard. R. Carkon, K Harr. S. Flanagan. A keen interest in poli- tics and government had an outlet at the American University in Washington, D. C, where numerous chances to come into close contact with the upper echelons of democracy were given to a few quali- fied students second se- mester each year. A broad range of opportunities and a deeper knowledge of many phases of govern- ment afforded these ambi- tious ones some unforget- table experiences. mm -m ■W5SRJ r fcf v J. Hornaday, L. McKeown. T. Matthews - First Semester. 91 Unaffiliated Women Row 1: J. Wiley, S. Reid, J. Watson, A. Amsbury. Row 2: M. Cochrane, M. Brady, A. Buchanan, L. Chrysler, S. Brown, M. Armstrong, C. Baldwin. Row 3: M. Kessinger, J. Hood, C. Christman, M. Bailey, D. Blair, M. Tornicek, G. Hall, S. Hunt, H. Zury, N. Huff, L. Pawley, M. Nichol, L. Nungesser. E. Giffen. Smiling faces and happy friends gather . . . Un- affihates are here . . . the fun-filled picnic at the park when school started . . . the fall tea at Miss Ken- nedy ' s new home . . . the hard work and busy nights spent on our Homecoming float . . . the frolic and merriment involved at our Hallowe ' en party . . . good times . . . busy kids . . . and . . . our successful spring formal, Hawaiian Holiday. Florence Anderson, President 92 Tri Beta Row 1: Dr. Bowman, T. Trotter, P. Sufl fredini, T. Weeks, S. Nickel. Row 2: J. Hill, N. Guilinger, S. Hunt, C. Waltz. N. Glenn. Row 3: E. McDougall, J. Briggerman, S. Shogren, B. Richmond, Dr. Ketterer. Row 4: D. Gillespie, M. Johnson, E. Hartenburg, J. Pires, A. Stewart. Phi Alpha Theta J. Hornaday, B. Ditch, T. Matthews. 93 SOPHOMORES CLASS OFFICERS President Stan Chism Vice President Bill Winslade Secretary Daryl Gillespie Treasurer George Boehmer 94 David Acheson Bob Barr George Boehmer Linda Ansexl David Bates Ken Bowdish Jerry Appell ii Nancy Batten 0S Bob Bradley Dick Askew Donna Lee Blair Margaret Brady Harvey Bruning Ann Buchanan 95 Ruth Ann Cable James Caughron Stan Chism Lakry Christiansen R a-EBfc ac «rv Carol Christman Betty Claassen Lynne Chrysler California for Kennedy! Oh No! Carol Clark Robert Claycomb Margaret Cochrane Marc Constant Kaye Crissey 96 Marilyn Crockett Carl Demas Carol Dbhtman Don Engel James Falkenhain Linda Frautschy Wes Foulk Anaclare Frost Is that the way you always treat your date, Ron? Jim Gee James E. Gibson James G. Gibson Dick Goetz 97 Bill Graue Judy Hadley ' MOM Keith Graham Jean Grove One, two, three, everybody dance! James Hackett Walter Hahn Jane Hamburger Mike Happ Elna Hartenberg Judy Hartley Bill Hemphill 98 Norm Hodges Carolyn Horne Lucy Irwin Bob Holcomb H Gary Huffman JuDi Johnson Bill Holland GWEN HUTTON Martha Johnson Janice Hood Sharon Irvine Pat Johnson Mary Jane Jones Phil KriiLEY Rita KNEPPia? ROLFE KOLCONAY 99 I ■ ■ P J 1 ■ iv v 4 i Janet Krell GiSA Lang Al Larocco Dennis Larson Douglas Law Mary Leffler Rodney Lemon Janet Krell Virginia Lohner Carol Lowry Livvy Lunn Janet Lunsmann Lynette Lyndrup 100 Bob McClure Sue McCokmick Kathy McLain Mary Alice McLoskey Shake hands, and may the best party winl Ann Mack Russell Marshall Ann Matthews Priscilla Mell 101 John Millen Nancy Miller John Mitchell Gary Moberg Pat Morse Margaret Mueller Courtney Munsen Margaret Nichols Jerry Norgart Frank Oakley Jan Patterson Paul Peacock Judy Peek 102 David Petersen Grace Phelps Hugh Phelps Philip Raistrick JoDi Russell Linda Poore Jean Rasmusen 1 ' k BPI ;. ' ¥ il Susan Reed Sarah Reid Beth Riddle r Bill Romine Jack Schillinger Marilyn Schmidt 103 James Seago Shirley Service Mary Sheese John Sholes Jim Sindelak Hallie Simpson Judy Sluka Dee Ann Smith Sharon Smith Jean Speer Barbara Sprague Duane Steinke Jim Stevens Ann Stewart Don Strickler 104 L- Pete Suffredini JuANiTA Teal Richard Tornquist Laura Turner ?- Candy Veith Sue Walters Steve Washburn Sunday morning comes again! Jan Watson Pearson Willluvis Edna Wilson Bill Winslade Pat Henry 105 ' EAAHNEC 106 Pan-Hellenic Council Roic 1: G. Buffo. J. Hallenbeck, J. Rothaus. M. Mason. Row 2: B. Clark, S. Perrine, A. Tenhaeff, L. Soliday. Inter-Fraternity Council Row 1: D. Thompson, R. Kenney, Dean Ball, P. White, B. McRoberts. Row 2: L. Williams. B. Singer. C, Borine. D. Russell, T. Davis. S. Wilson. P. Muntzel. 107 Alpha Xi Delta Audrey Tenhaeff, President Look and see there ' s an Alpha Xi . . . Marge as social co-ordinator . . . Audrey, Carol Ann, Betsy, Sandy and Kay in Crimson Masque productions . . . Jan studying at Laval University . . . Audrey receiv- ing the best actress of the year award ... a formal in Mid- Winter Magic . . . bowling trophy for third year in a row . . . retreat to Golden . . . castle painted blue and gold. Everyone smile! w,.;.. Have you been gaining weight, Joan? 108 ACTIVES Row 1: S. Foreman, B. Craft, A. Tenhaeff, S. Matthews, J. Krell, P. Wood. Row 2: J. Maclean, J. Rothaus, C. Davis, B. Ahlenius, J. Connelly. C. Anderson. J. Link, G. Slebos. L. Poor, B. Galloway, E. Petefish, K. Nelson, L. Stewart, V. Lukasz. PLEDGES K. Brown, J. Henning, R. Haase, M. Armstrong. Row 2: M. Bauer, S. Par Row 1 mentor, S. Paskins, L Watson. G. Gealey B. French. M. Vipond. D. Skinner. L. Magzanian. 109 Kappa Delta You can always tell a KD girl, you can tell her by . . . Pep Club officers Sue, Barbie, and Nancy . . . Joanie heading AWS . . . smokers . . . Ardie and Daryl for Homecoming attendants . . . 99 44 100% sure with the Theta Chi ' s . . . Sophomore and Junior class secretary ' s, Daryl and Sue . . . KD ' s abroad . . . Clarkie pre- siding for KD . . . Spanish and German Club officers, Gail and Daryl . . . Nautical Night ... the Dolphins slate Jean, Prill, Jean, and Daryl . . . Beneath a Winter Moon . . . two Winbigler officers, Jean and Carol . . . campaigns with Forget it, Shck ... the Senior Five . . . Many friendships sealed, always, KD. Barb Clark, President !■■•■■•■ •■■■■«■• ■ ■■« •■ - I ■« • • ( • B  ■ ! t • K a ■ i ■ «■««! mmmm . t s « fi « ; After an Olive Binge Pledge Party for other pledge classes 110 ACTIVES Row J: D. Bullard, L. Frautschy, J. Teal G. Goetzinger, M. Jones. Roiv 2: N. Glenn. S. Irvine, J. Kellv, B. Clark, J. Hill, S. Roehm, G. Buffo, C. Clark. Row 3: S. Downs, S. Re ' d. D. Mrkvicka, H. Simpson. J. Pearson, J. Grove, J. Ras- musen, N. Batek, M. Johnson, S. Shogren, D. Gillespie, C. Stewart, A. Elliot, B. Richmond. PLEDGES Row 1: J. Hartley, B. Danecke, E. Carroll, J. Peek. Row 2: J. Howell, J. Mahnic, D. Carringer, J. Nickel, J. Niblock, M. Neahr. Row 3: L. Goehring B. Patterson. K. Milazzo. R. Knepper. B. McDonald, G. Wise. M. Neall. J. Stankrauff, S. Reed, C. Danecke, L. Mika. Ill Kappa Kappa Gamma Linda SOLroAY, President Ooo-oo She ' s a Kappa! So here ' s to . . . Chris and Jan, Homecoming Attendants . . . Barb as pres. of YWCA . . . Lynn as boss-lady of the Ravelings . . . Here ' s to more blood donors . . . teas in Marshall . . . pledge parties in Grier . . . Cheerleading captain Chris . . . Mickey as Student Body Secretary . . . Karen as the leader of Eta Sigma Phi. Kaa-appa Gamma where the girls all have a lot of fun. Oh, those farm gals Do you take notes at PB ' s too, Jan? 112 ACTIVES Row 1: J. Lips, N. Miller. P. Johnson, K. Harr, J. Limsman. Roiv 2: C. Home, S. Prescott, L. McGaan, B. WoU, L. Soliday, M. Mason, J. Robb, C. Work, M. Hanzlik. Roir 3: P. McClinton, J. Temple. P. McMahon, E. Harten- berg. S. Probert, S. McCormick, M. Raid, G. Lohner, K. McLain, B. Claassen, B. Coleman, M. Schmidt, S. Smith. IT y ' - ■ « • J ' 1 1 f - l fc J ffm T j Kfl B |L _, B | £ Row PLEDGES i: J. Howes, M. Crabtree, G. Allen, J. Luce, L. Nicholas, S. Olsson. Row 2: C. Stewart, S. Goode, L. Kemmerer, K. Munch, S. Swarthout, K. Frehner. J. Schomas, C. Turner, J. Francis, S. Keller, B. Bolon, M. Sloan. 113 Pi Beta Phi Sue Peerine, President I love the wine, I love the blue . . . out- standing freshman woman, Ann Mack . . . Jean Hallenbeck as president of Panhell . . . Doug serving as editor of the Piper and Sec- retary of the Senior class ... Pi Phi-Sig Ep team wins on homecoming float . . . Open houses at Holt House . . . Freshman class secretary, Jean Cowan . . . the all sorority Christmas sing . . . cookie shines ... I love the arrow, ever so true. Children from Harding School enjoy Christ- mas cookie shine. Play that gut-bucket, Mary Ann! 114 ACTIVES Row 1: J. Hadlev, P. McFarland, J. Patterson, L. Lvndrup, J. Hallenbeck. A. Matthews. K. Crissev. Row 2: L. Griffin. K. Domer. K. Richter. C. Rowland, S. Perrine, E. McDougall, E. Gately, J. Wissmiller, B. Ditch. Row 3: S. WaUers, J. Hamburger. L. Turner, L. Irwin, J. Russell. K. Irey, C. Dettman. M. Nolen. J. Sluka. M. Sheese, B. Sprague. G. Phelps, C. Fisher, A. Mack, L. Thornberg, L. Lunn. PLEDGES Row 1: L. Warnock. J. Gray, L. Work. Row 2: M. Menhall. K. Preucil. M. LefBer. K Lova G I ' ltton, C. Husser. Row 3: J. Cowan, V. Hamilton, E. Robbins, M. Fritz, M. Gustafson B Stew- art, J. Divmsky, S. Thornhill. F. Friberg, M. Schneider, M. Henderson, D. Smith G Wright 115 Alpha Tau Omega Careful Jim! Why aren ' t you singing Mr. Pan-berry? Donald Thompson, President I. M. champs . . . pledge class scholarship . . . Jerry Mali, Junior Class President . . . Christmas Dinner Dance . . . Rat ' s Keller . . . Play Boy Open House . . . Out-House Scramble . . . Bill Christenson, vice-presi- dent of the Freshman Class. 116 mk ACTIVES Row 1: B. Langley. Tau, W. Mammen, P. Ellefsen. Row 2: C. Stewart, J. Mell, B. Singer, H. Fountain, D. Thompson, P, Margetis. Row 3: D. Pannabecker, W. Werner, B. Jornlin, D. Thorstenson. Row 4: B. Ardell, H. Fulford. G. Markle, R. Berendt, D. McMaster, R. Heath, R. Lundal, R. Boekenhauer. Row 5: M. Happ, N, Hodges, A. Christie, R. Goodale, D. Rineberg, L. Kinzer. F. Adam, J. Kriegsman, PLEDGES Row 1: 3. Van Cura, B. Holland, Tau, C. Barron, S. McKelvie. Row 2: J. Rainford, P. Hogan, H. Fountain, B. Christenson, F. Oakley. Row 3: C. Hattman, C. llnsicker, J. Coziahr, T. Novak, J. Schacht, R. Baurer. Row 4: B. Groves, B. McAllister, R. Goodale, P. Harner, J. Helmick, R. Kahler, W. Miller. 117 Sigma Phi Epsilon MM.M Paul White, President Dear old fraternity ... ... Sig Ep again captures all scholarship awards . . . wins Homecoming Float Trophy . . . praises Nel- son Potter, student body treasurer . . . Mc- Queen and Davis, junior class officers . . . enjoys Angelo ' s, the Red Door Club, the Ca- sino, the Final Fling . . . selects Audrey Lar- son as Queen of Hearts . . . initiates five second semester pledges . . . dear Sigma Phi Epsilon, true. And Merry Christinas to you too But gambling is 118 ACTIVES Row 1: J. Mitchell. J. Kutkat, J. Stevens, J. Whipple, L. Christiansen, G. Boehmer, B. Grove. Row 2: L. Kohn, B. Dunk, L. Williams, N. Potter, P. White, R. McQueen, T. Weeks, J. Schillinger, R. Lemon. Row 3: B. Winslade, L. Manning, K. Knox, M. Constant, K. Bowdish, J. Gihson, D. Strickler, J. Hostettler, D. Rossen, D. Vessel, J. Par.sons, A. Larocco, R. Pierce, L. Fleming, T. Davis, B. Holcomb, D. Jones, D. Bates. r P f iL P p p - PLEDGES Row 1: D. Smith, M. Austin, T. Gross, J. Sweet, B. Winslade, D. Adams, L. Reeder, A. Marti, D. Buck. Row 2: S. Hunter, S. Antoniadis, S. Mack, J. Alexander. S. Hansen, D. Dutton, B. Conard. F. New, S. Ellis, R. Robbins. 119 Tau Kappa Epsilon Go, Man, Go! Ronald Kenney, President All right, you guys We ' ll sing a toast to TKE ... a toast to another year; a toast to Mom and Doc Shawver; to Hornaday and the student council; to Chism, new president of IFC; to quarter-back, Paul Moye; to the three men abroad; to Steve and the government in Washington; to Oggel and MUlen on the faculty; to Rog Smith top Teke of the nation. We ' ll sing a toast . . . to the Salty Dogs, to Sadie Hawkins, to the Streets of Laredo, to the Holiday Open House, to the spring formal by the lake. We ' ll sing . . . at Christmastime, in election skits, to a dream girl, in the evening in front of the fireplace. ... So let us honor her tonite, the cherry and gray uphold. 120 ACTIVES Row I: B. Best, B. Hemphill, J. Sindelar, R. Burroughs. Row 2: G. Meloy, D. Lachel, R. Kenney, S. Wilson, J. Morris, D. Smith. Row 3: P. Muntzel, G. Johnson, M. Pronga, J. Hornadav, D. Van Horn, F. Wackerle, F. Aberlin, H. Rogers. K. Graham, G. Moberg, G. Gould, R. Harriss, T. Matthews, T. Oggel, W. Bruington, Row 4: J. Millen, D. Arnold, S. Chism, S. Flanagan, L. Pronga, R. DeForrest. PLEDGES Row 1: R. Acheson, J. McKelvey, R. Rieckhoff, B. Mechling. Row 2: P. Miller, R. Gould, R. Boothe. J. Hennessey, D. Heimlick, B. Sperrv. Row 3: R. Parker, K. Brenneman, B. Work, R. Halloran, M. Sproston, R. Whiteman, J. Courson, D. Gotaas, C. Dines. D. Moore, T. Ulmet. 121 Theta Chi Clair McRobemts, President It is to Thee, Dear old Theta . . . Hades Hop . . . another Riviera . . . Wildest Coast party yet . . . the two lovables, Brandy and Yogi . . . The Little Theater . . . plenty of blood donors . . . stereo high fidelity . . . and may our faith ne ' er die. it- 1 rvh v ' HHSU Good ol ' Yogi I What ' s so funny? 122 L: I lf f ' l. ACTIVES RoLv 1: D. Larson, P. Suffredini. D. EUoitt, F. McDavitt, A. Campbell. C. Strube, D. Campbell, B. Hubbard. Row 2: C. Landstrom. W. Jahn, Mrs. Ledderbogc, B. McRoberts, J. Klusenrlorf. Row 3: D. Peacock, J. Gibson, B. Rinesberg. D. Engel, D. Russell, C. Borine. P. Kemiiin, G. Welch. K. Munson, G. Ander.son, W. Jaeger, J. Reasner, P. Orednick, P Amann, G. Phillips, S. Washburn, J. Hughbanks. T. Wilkison. P. Smith, N. Anderson. G. Carroll, D. Liesman PLEDGES Row 1: R. Campbell, J. Millar, P. Raistrick. J. Whalen, N. Atherton, R. George. T. Hodgden. Row 2: F. Schaper, D. Wark, E. Prince, D. Brown. W. Wood. Row 3: J. Brotheridge. D. Schluter. B. Tomlin, G. Swanson, M. Peterson, B. Nichols, A. Day, G. Allison. A. Carius, C. Landstrom, A. Boyd, F. Abercrom- bie, P. Cotter. J. Norton. S. Wherry, D. Walker. G. Stanley. A. Snyder. B. Stillwell, J. Walker. 123 Phi Alpha Sigma James Gee. President Another Phi Alpha Sigma first . . . you name it, we ' ll sing it . . . have convertibles will travel . . . Maine lobsters on the Missis- sippi . . . folk songs, Philadelphia style . . . academics, athletics, ac- tivities . . . momentum, plus. 124 Row 1: J. Pearre, B. McClure. W. Crum, W. Hahn, A. Russin. Row 2: B. McTeague, J. Krueger, J. Gee, T. Gealey, H. Bruning. S. Williams. Row 3: B. Barton, Mr. Wills, B. Aikenhead, H. BoUin, D Denney. J Ballou. B Jonhson. R. Morin, K. Lindsev. R. Dorn, B. Butler. J Garrett. W Foulk PLEDGES Row 1: B. Aikenhead, J. Garrett, S. Williams, R. McClure. Row 2: F. Erion, R. Dorn. C. Sweeney, H. Young, W. Crum. 125 FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS President Richard Whiteman Vice President Bill Christenson Secretary Jean Cowen Treasurer James Hennessey 126 Frank Abercrombie Reed Acheson Jim Addleman Gail Allen Jim Allen Gerald Allison Steven Altman Mariellen Armstrong Neil Atherton Sames Bagwell Mary Bailey Elaine Barron June Bennett 127 Reid Beveridge Judy Blaich Charles Blair Harry Bollin Barbara Bolon Russell Boothe Austin Boyd Ken BrEN NEMAN Bob Bronner Jim Brotheridge Kaeen Brown Wee Scots step out on a Saturday Nite Dave Buck 128 1 John Burnham Robert Campbell Campaigner Smith came down with the WhirlyBirds. ' Bernard Carr DUNA Carringer Elaine Carroll Ronald Cation Bruce Conard J k John Courson Jean Cowan Jim CoziAHR Jane Crabtree 129 Wayne Crum Barbara Danecke Charles Dines Arthur Culver Carol Danecke Tom Doyle Jan Cummings Anderson de Long 1: r Jean Divinsky Tom Curtis Don Denney Dave Dutton Sue Eckerle Christopher Ellerd 130 Margie Fritz Sandra Epperson ' O.K. pledges, your study break is over. ' Frank Erion Howard Estes Stuart Fanning Edward Farwell Karen Fowler Jan Francis Katee Frehner Barbara French Faith Friberg 131 Cathy Frink Knit one, purl one Charles Gardner Nancy Garretson Ginger Gealey Michael Geser Glenn Gibson Linda Goehring ' ' ' Susan Goode Richard Gotaas William Grams 132 Terry Gross Robert Groves Judy Gray Joanne Greer Mary Ann Gustafson Ruth Haase Valerie Hamilton Shardlow Hansen Philip Harner Larry Harries Oh, those Union parties! 133 Dal e Heimlich Margaeet Henderson Janet Henning Sarah Hebron Earl Hershberger Barbara Hinkle Janie Howes Stephen Hunter Connie Husser James Hutchinson Jackie Jasper Bruce Jablonski 134 Gary Johnson William Johnson Kevin Kacer Roger Kahler Linda Kemmerer Marilyn Kessinger Janerae Kimble Mark Kirkpatrick Phil Krebs Marty Kriskowski Jim Kutkat Ed Leader 135 Sandra LroDLE Jane Luce Jim Long Beth McDonald James McKelvey Stan McKelvie Thank you, Sir! Steve Mack Arthur McMaster Marsha MacMorran Louisa Magzanun Jean Mahnic 136 Al Marti Ronald Mervis Joyce Mesenbrink Lexore Mika Kathy Milazzo James Millar Gail Fitton Welcome, Governor, to M.C. Wally Miller Eugene Mitchbxl Gerry Morgan Jeffrey Morhous Betty Moore 1 137 Don Moore Jane Niblock Tom Novak Lois Nungessee Sally Paementer Sally Paskins 138 J Bob Patterson Lynn Pooley Jim Rainfokd Tom Rezner Russell Parker 1 Edward Prince Alberto Rangel Donna Peterson Kay Preucil Harold Rathgeb Darla Rice Marshall Petekson Linda Pullen Larry Reeder 139 1 ■ ' if. 7; ' - ' ' ■ - ■ Rick Rieckhoff Ray Robbins Jim Ross Paul Rutishauser Jan Schomas Roger Siefken Dixie Lee Simms Dixie Skinnek Mary Sloan Richard Smith Alan Snyder Bruce Sperry Michael Sproston Harold A. Spurgeon Julie Stankrauff Frederick Stanton 140 J Barbara Stewart Joan Strand Edward Stucky John Sweet Paul Symanski Bill Taylor Judy Taylor Linda Thomas Sally Thornhill Martha Tomicek ROBEaiT Tomlin Robert Trendler Charlotte Turner Tom Ulmet Carl Unsicker Joe Van Cura 141 Mary Kay Vipond Barrile Vittorio Dennis Walker David Watkins f J LuREE Watson Kent Wellbrock Jim Whalen Stanley Wherry Dick Whiteman x ' Julia Wiley VicKi Jo Williams Ron Wilson Glenda Wise Kenneth Wolma 142 Sandra Wright ACTIVITIES Freshman This year the following four plays were pre- sented — A Short Walk directed by Bill Jahn, The Twelve Pound Look directed by Carl Borine, The Fumed Oak directed by Gene Philips, and The Boor directed by Lu Owen. Congratulations to the freshmen who acted and worked on these plays and to the student directors for a job well done. Plays m m n i 145 m a Mmvj Bom Homecoming Ptf Sl Yogi is the winner Pi Phi-Sig Ep tape to victory 146 J Unionizing: Students vs. alums MfcpN ' fef. fcP ;-i ;:l ' yt OBODORtf T tOEVSTOPs 147 Charlie ' s Aunt Charley ' s Aunt starring Bill Jahn was one of the most hilarious plays to hit the Monmouth College Campus. The fine cast did a wonderful job in this sidesplitting comedy. 148 i e Medea Medea by Euripides was the first Greek play to be presented on the Monmouth College Campus. In the difficult role of Medea, Betsy Gallo- way was outstanding. The unusual lighting and scenery helped to make this a play that will long be remem- bered. 149 Concert-Lecture Programs and Chapels From England comes a chapel speaker Scholarship Day Speaker, Dr. Gordon Jackson The Chicago Little Symphony Outstanding men — Tapping of Blue Key. 150 i«e Senator Dirksen after a campaign chapel Dr. Peter Arnott and friend Organist Fernando Germane at the Chapel organ Architect Philip Welch and wife 151 It ' s Christmas Again ■Joy to the World Christmas devotions at McMike But I must have a reservation! Which Table will win? 152 Don ' t spill it! ZZplH. Mc MICHAEL HAIT Careful, Joan! Are you moving out? -imksm 153 Religious Emphasis Week Reverend James J. Hine came to the campus this year from the University of Illinois and pro- vided a very stimulating series of lectures. A dynamic and arresting speaker, Reverend Hine presented his views on many aspects of life, but specialized on marriage, choosing a vocation, and having religious conviction. A full agenda of events brought him into contact with many stu- dents in the fraternity houses, the dormitories, classrooms, and the Union; and he thus exerted an appreciable influence over the Monmouth Col- lege student body. ff, ' .i? .511 1 154 World University Service In order to bring those privileges to students all over the world which we take for granted here on the American college campus, the combined efforts of the YMCA and YWCA even allowed us some enjoyment in helping those less fortunate. By sponsoring a mermaid contest, a swimming party, an auction, and a union party with entertainment, they accumulated a sizeable amount to offer to the World University Service. -J M m E. . ' ' - ' H__; HR| ' ' 155 Liberal Arts Dr. Seymour Harris, Lucius Littauer Pro- fessor of Political Economy at Harvard University. A member of Harvard ' s faculty since 1922. he has been a frequent expert witness before congressional committees. Gail Kubik. a former member of Mon- mouth ' s faculty. He is presently on a two- year commission to write an opera for the city of Venice, Italy. James Hastings Nichols, professor of mod- ern church history at the University of Chi- cago Divinity School. He is a prominent Presbyterian scholar and author of numer- ous books and articles on church history. The Past is But a Prelude to the Future With this as the theme, Monmouth College presented its second biennial Liberal Arts Festival on May 5, 6, and 7. In addition to the five outstanding speakers there were two special events put on by the mem- bers of college itself. Crimson Masque presented its interpretation of The Great God Brown and the Monmouth College Choir presented, In Praise of Johnny Appleseed a Cantata by Gail Kubik, based on the poem by Vachael Lindsay. 156 Festival Dr. Wild, dean of American Philosophers. He is head of the philosophy department at Northwestern University and a prolific author. Formerly he headed the philosophy department at Harvard University. Lee Chesney, a member of the faculty of the College of Fine and Applied Arts, Uni- versity of Illinois. He is a printer and printmaker who has exhibited widely and whose prints are represented in permanent collections in Japan, Sweden, England and American galleries. Professor Charles Smiley, chairman of the department of astronomy at Brown Uni- versity. He is director of the university ' s Ladd Observatory and has led eleven ex- peditions for the observation of solar eclipses, a world ' s record. 157 Student Body Elections 158 159 Senior Weekend February 24 and 25 brought an invasion of high school seniors to the M. C. campus and they were kept busy following a program of activities set up by the Senior Weekend Committee, headed by Jim Hornaday. Two basketball games, fraternity open houses, grand scale meals, guided tours, and a talent show were enough to impress them with life and times on the Monmouth College campus. 160 161 Senior Index AHLENIUS, BONZELLE home ec you want to improve your understand- ing — drink coffee. Alpha Xi Delta; Home Economics Club; YWCA; Youth Fellowship; Sociology Club. BORINE, CARL speech Let him who plays the monarch be a king; who plays the rogue, be perfect in his part. Theta Chi; Crimson Masque; M Club; Wrestling Team; Co-Captain, Track; German Club. AKERMAN, MAX MATHEMATICS ' Mr. Football ALLEN, JOHN A long tall drink-of -water. Tomahawk; Baseball; Basketball; M Club. PHYSICS SPANISH AMSBURY, AMY Art is the essence of life. Spanish Club; YWCA; Orchesis; Pollywogs; Youth Fellowship; Gospel Teams; Mexico City College Ex- change Program. ANDERSON, GERNER political science A good story teller is a person who has a good memory and hopes that other people haven ' t. Theta Chi; Politics Club; M Club. ATHERTON, SCOTT Yul Brunner of M. C business BABINSKY, JOSEPH philosophy There are three things I have loved and never understood — painting, music, and women. Eta Sigma Phi; Student Council; Tomahawk; Blue Key; YMCA, President; Basketball; Gospel Team; Vets Club. BALDWIN, CHARLENE biology A friendly smile. Pollywogs; German Club; Rifle Club. BERENDT, ROBERT economics can resist everything except temptation. Alpha Tau Omega; Baseball; A.C.S.; German Club; Business Majors Inc., Student Social Committee; Board of Directors. BIVENS, RICHARD chemistry Future Scientist. Sigma Phi Epsilon; German Club; A.C.S.; President ' s Advisory Board. BLUM, LILA ENGLISH Our professor ' s wife. BOEKENHAUER, ROGER philosophy What is mind? No matter. What is matter? Never mind. Eta Sigma Phi; Sigma Omicrom Mu; Blue Key; Alpha Tau Omega, Vice President; YMCA, President; Swimming; Cross Country; Barracudas; Kilty Band; I.F.C.; President of Student Body; President ' s Ad- visory Board. BOL LMAN, THOMAS physical education No one can feel as helpless as the owner of a sick goldfish. Theta Chi; M Club; P. E. Majors. BOZARTH, MARGE fkench My idea of an agreeable person, is a person who agrees with me. Band; Orchestra; Student Council; Student-Faculty Committee; Student Union Committee; Alpha Xi Delta; Piper Staff; Student Body Social Coordi- nator; Alpha Lambda Delta; Pi Alpha Nu; Sigma Omicron Mu; Tau Pi; Oracle. BRANNON, DONALD English All I know is what I read in the papers. Sigma Tau Delta; Crimson Masque; Oracle; Toma- hawk; Sports Publicity Director. BROWN, MARY LOVE English A woman might as well propose: her husband will claim she did. Crimson Masque; A.W.S.; Alpha Phi (University of Illinois ) ; Pi Beta Phi Social Affiliate. BROWN, PAUL chemistry She did! A.C.S.; Football; Baseball; M Club; Tau Kappa Epsilon. BROWNLEE, JANET philosophy Truth is always paradoxical. Alpha Xi Delta; Junior Year Abroad; Gospel Team; I.R.C.; YWCA; Youth Fellowship; Alpha Lambda Delta; Sigma Tau Delta; Tau Pi. CALHOUN, THOMAS physics Common sense is not so common. Vets Club, Treasurer; YMCA, Vice President. CALHOUN, JAMES .• mathematics More, more, more now! Tomahawk; Vets Club, President; Oracle Ravelings Photographer. CAMPBELL, ALAN speech Some people have had nothing else but experience. Theta Chi; Crimson Masque; Pi Alpha Nu; Pi Kappa Delta; Sigma Tau Delta; National Collegiate Players, CHAMBERLIN, DONALD history All the historical books which contain no lies are extremely tedious. Choir; Clio Club; YMCA Cabinet; Alpha Tau Omega. CLARK, BARBARA mathematics am more and more impressed with the duty of finding happiness. Kappa Delta, President; YWCA Cabinet; Panhellenic Council, President; Student Council; Student-Faculty Committee; President ' s Advisory Board; A.W.S.; A.C.S.; W.A.A.; Crimson Masque; Band; Sigma Omi- crom Mu; Tau Pi; Outstanding Freshman Girl; Pep Club; Dolphins; Eta Sigma Phi. 162 CLARK, EGBERT E. physics The secret of happiness is curiosity. Vets Club; MACS; President ' s Advisory Board. CONNER, JOAN latin Amo. amos. amat odi A .W . S. Kappa Delta, Social Chairman; Eta Sigma Phi; A.W.S., President; YWCA; W.A.A.; Orchesis; Pep Club, Secretary; Student Union Committee. CONNELLY, JANET French C ' est si ban! Alpha Xi Delta; Politics Club; attended Laval Uni- versity in Quebec, P. Q., Canada. COUCH, DAVID MATHEMATICS X + Y = Z Crimson Masque. President; National Collegiate Players. COX, KENNETH business It ' s time for a party, everyone. Theta Chi; Business Majors Inc. DITCH. BARBARA English My religion in life is always to be cheerful. YWCA; Spanish Club; Clio Club; Sigma Omicron Mu; Tau Pi; Alpha Lambda Delta; Phi Alpha Theta; Pi Beta Phi, Vice President. DOMER. KAREN .sociology They say it ' s wonderful. YWCA; A.W.S.; Spanish Club; Pi Beta Phi; Freshman Advisor. DORN, RICHARD business Life is just one damn thing after another. German Club; Politics Club; Young Republicans: Phi Alpha Sigma; Business Majors, Inc. EASDALE, ROSALIE music Music is the only language in which you cannot say a mean or sarcastic thing. YWCA; Gospel Team; Chorale; Choir; Pi Alpha Nu; Tomahawk; Sigma Omicron Mu. EDSON, DARREL business My first great commandment is — don ' t let them scare you. Alpha Tau Omega, Pledge Trainer; Football. EFFLAND, ROBERT physics Ask me no questions. I ' ll tell vou no lies. Rifle Club. ELLEFSEN, PAUL chemistry My memory is the thing I forget with. Alpha Tau Omega; Barracudas; I.F.C.; Swimming Team, Captain; A.C.S. ELLIOTT, DONALD business Better a bad excuse than none at all. Theta Chi; M Club, President; Football; Baseball. FEIERTAG, ROBERT chemistry The wise man thinks it ' s better not to enter the fight, than to win. A.C.S. ; Choir; Sigma Tau Delta; Theta Chi; Phi Eta Mu; Sigma Omicron Mu. FILBRUN, DONALD physics Music produces a pleasure which human nature cannot do without. YMCA; A.C.S.; Chorale; Choir; German Club; Pi Alpha Nu; Tomahawk; Sigma Omicron Mu. FLEMING, LARRY chemistry Hard to dislike a chap who likes you. isn ' t it; well, there ' s your peace plan. Sigma Phi Epsilon; A.C.S.; Track Team; Politics Club; German Club; Rifle Club. FORD, PAUL phy.sics ' 77 lake a Chevy. M Club, Treasurer; Junior Class Treasurer; Football; Tau Kappa Epsilon, Pledge Trainer. GATELY, ELAINE economics Whatever is worth doing is worth doing well. I.R.C.; Pep Club; Politics Club; Business Majors, Inc.; Pi Gamma Mu; Sigma Omicron Mu; Pi Beta Phi. GIBSON, JAMES physics Join the Navy and see the world? Theta Chi; Crimson Masque; Rifle Club; German Club. GILLOGLY, ROBERT philo.sophy Knowledge is a treasure, but practice is the key to it. Alpha Tau Omega; Phi Eta Mu; Sigma Omicron Mu; Eta Sigma Phi; Blue Key; Student Council; YMCA; Basketball; Track; M Club; Student Affairs Committee. GOFF, CARL physical education wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, a pocket full of money and a cellar full of beer! Basketball; Baseball; Football; M Club; Theta Chi; P. E. Majors. GRIFFIN, LESLIE art Keep your eyes wide open before marriage and half shut afterwards. ' ' Pi Beta Phi; Ravelings Staff GRIMM, PAMELA p.5ychology Saturday night is the loneliest night of the week. Pollywogs; Crimson Masque; YWCA; Politics Club; Pep Club; Sigma Omicron Mu; President ' s Advisory Board; Kappa Gamma. GUILINGER, ANCIL physical education What ' ll it be. regular or ethyl? HAGG, CLAIRE physical education ' Whoever thinks of going to bed before twelve o ' clock is a scoundrel. ' ' Football; Track; M Club; P. E. Majors. HARE, WILBUR business What a bunny! Rifle Club; Spanish Club; Vets Club; Business Majors. HEATON, GLORIA physical education Cupid is a knavish lad, thus to make poor females mad. Politics Club; Young Repubhcans; YWCA; WAA; Spanish Club. 163 HILL. JANE ENGLISH Be good, and you will be lonely. YWCA; Kappa Delta; Choir; Chorale; Crimson Mas- que; Tri Beta; Phi Alpha Nu. HISTORY Oh. HORNADAY, JAMES That ' s where the tall corn grows . Bernadine. Washington Semester Plan; I.F.C.; Student-Faculty Committee; Cross Country; Student Council; Clio Club; Gospel Team; Blue Key; Phi Alpha Theta; Pi Alpha Nu; Choir; Chorale; Vice President of Junior Class; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Vice President of Student Body. HUGHBANKS, JAMES economics Wit is the salt of conversation. YMCA; Track Team; Theta Chi; Choir; Forensic Club; Number One Ambulance Driver at Turnbull ' s. HUNT, SUSAN sociology Even in science we can never really know, we must only do. German Club; A.W.S.; Tomahawk; Tri Beta; Alpha Lambda Delta; Pi Alpha Nu; Unaffiliated Women. IHRIG, RONALD economics Never refuse a good offer. Golf Team; Crimson Masque; Apathy Club, President. JAHN, WILLIAM speech Jahn, a nesessity in the journalistic world. Crimson Masque, President; National Collegiate Play- ers, President; Theta Chi, Vice President; Oracle Editor; Piper Staff, Assistant Editor; Sigma Tau Delta; Scots Skits; Phi Eta Mu; A.C.S. JOHNSON, GARY English Marriage — a wonderful institution. Track Team; M Club; Tau Kappa Epsilon. JORNLIN, ROBERT geology Love, like measles, attacks only the young. Alpha Tau Omega; A.C.S. ; Spanish Club. KELLY, JEAN English have the simplest tastes; I am always satisfied with the best. Kappa Delta, Vice President, Pledge Trainer; Dol- phins, President; YWCA; WAA; Crimson Masque: Pep Club, Treasurer; Freshman Advisor. KENNY, RONALD economics Something ' s gotta give. Tau Kappa Epsilon, President; Eta Sigma Phi; Blue Key; I.F.C.; I.R.C.; Business Majors Inc.; Senior Class Vice President. KNISS, ROBERT physical education That old married man — ' Football; M Club; Assistant Freshman Football Coach; Assistant Track Coach. KOFOED, JOHN geology can usually judge a person by what he laughs at. Business Majors Inc.; Spanish Club. KOHN, LANCE chemistry Don ' t forget who to buy your tires from! A.C.S.; Politics Club; Young Republicans; German Club; Rifle Club; Sigma Phi Epsilon; Football; Wrest- ling. KUEHN, DORIS physics-mathematics Life is a play! It ' s not its length but the performance that counts. German Club; Sigma Omicron Mu. LACHEL, DENNIS geology Education makes the man. Crimson Masque; German Club; Rifle Club; Student Council; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Track; Football. LANDSTROM, CHARLES physical education ' Whenever I feel the urge to exercise coming on I lie down until it passes over. Theta Chi; M Club; Football. LARSON, GARY physical education Money is like an arm or leg — use it or lose it. Alpha Tau Omega; P. E. Majors; M Club; Football; Basketball; Baseball; Senior Class Officer Athletic Representative. LEE. TIMOTHY chemistry Joy is not a thing, it ' s in us. A.C.S.; I.R.C.; German Club; Phi Eta Mu; Sigma Omicron Mu; Tomahawk; Track; Wrestling. LEVINE, DAVID Our pro baseball fella. M Club. LIESMAN, DALE physical education The man who removes the mountain begins by carrying away small stones. M Club; Football; Basketball. LUKASZ, VIRA biology There is no power greater than knowledge. Tri Beta; Alpha Xi Delta. KILLEY, LINDA religion The significance of life is life itself. Kappa Kappa Gamma; Gospel Team, Vice President; Oracle; Choir; U.C.C.F., President; Tau Pi; Eta Sigma Phi; Alpha Lambda Delta; Pi Alpha Nu. KLUSENDORF, JAMES economics A good listener is a silent flatterer. Theta Chi, Treasurer; Business Majors, Inc.; Student Advisory Board; Student Council; Politics Club; Young Republicans; Pi Gamma Mu. LUNDAL, RONALD economics Where the boys are — Alpha Tau Omega; Business Majors, Inc.; M Club; Swimming. MACLEAN, JUDITH English — As to the adjective, — when in doubt, strike it out! A.W.S.; Student Council; Gospel Team; W.A.A.; Poli- tics Club; Young Republicans; YWCA; English Ma- jors; Sociology Club; I.R.C.; Alpha Xi Delta. 164 MANLOVE, MARY Alpha Xi Delta; YWCA; Pi Alpha Nu. MUSIC Crimson Masque; Choir MASON, MARY physical education What I value more than all things is good humor. W.A.A.; P. E. Majors; Pep Club; YWCA; Panhellenic Council; Student Affairs Committee; Student-Faculty Committee; A.W.S.; Pi Alpha Nu; Kappa Kappa Gamma; Secretary of the Student Body. MATCHETT, SHIRLEY psychology don ' t want to earn my living, I want to live. YWCA; Pep Club; I.R.C.; Politics Club; Spanish Club; Pollywogs; Piper Staff; Pi Beta Phi. MATHEWS, SUSAN sociology Simplicity is the background of good taste. YWCA; Youth Fellowship; Gospel Team; Sociology Club; W.A.A.; Alpha Xi Delta. MATTHEWS, THOMAS history Few sinners are saved after the first twenty minutes of a sermon. Clio Club; YMCA; Sigma Omicron Mu; Pi Alpha Theta; Pi Gamma Mu; Washington Semester Student; Tau Kappa Epsilon. McDAVITT, FREDERIC sociology will find a way, or make one. Crimson Masque; Ora cile Staff; Pi Kappa Delta; Theta Chi. McDOUGALL, ELLIN biology I ' ve got too much to do — but — 77 go! Pi Beta Phi; Publications Board; Student Council; Forensics; Pep Club; Student Union Committee; Crim- son Masque; I.R.C.; Politics Club; YWCA; Pollywogs; W.A.A.; Oracle Staff; Alpha Lambda Delta; Tri Beta; Pi Kappa Delta; Editor of The Piper; President of Grier Hall; Secretary of the Senior Class. McGAAN, LYNN latin The only form of exercise is to talk, not walk. Ravelings Editor; Pep Club; YWCA Cabinet; Crimson Masque; Student Council; Eta Sigma Phi, National Secretary; Pi Alpha Nu, President; Sigma Tau Delta; Alpha Lambda Delta, President; Tau Pi; Kappa Kappa Gamma. MERRY, WILLIAM business Jaycee of the year. Speech Club. MOYE, PAUL economics Football; Track; YMCA; Tau Kappa Epsilon; M Club; Business Majors, Inc. MUNNEKE, ALAN MUNSON, KENDALL MILNES, RONALD sociology Best bus hoy in the world. Theta Chi; Spanish Club; YMCA; Pep Band; Youth Fellowship; Indoor Track; Student Affairs Commit- tee; Gospel Team. NABESHIMA, NAOMOTO sociology East meets West in Friendship. NELSON, BEVERLY chemistry Love is a many-splendored thing. Cheerleader; A.C.S.; Orchesis; A.W.S., Secretary; Pol- itics (Mub; Pep Club. NELSON, RICHARD physicai Tackle that man. Theta Chi; Football; Wrestling. education ENGLISH OGGEL, TERRY Do whatever you do. intensely - Gunga Din. Crimson Masque; YMCA; Youth Fellowship; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Sigma Tau Delta; National Collegiate Players; Oracle Staff; Piper Staff; M Club; Wrest- ling: Golf. OWEN. LUCILLE speech The years teach much which the days never know. PARSONS, GERALD p.sychology Everything ' s funny as long as it ' s happening to someone else. Sigma Phi Epsilon; Student ( ouncil; M Club; Track; Cross Country; Sociology Club; Politics Club; Young Republicans; Oracle Staff; Sigma Tau Delta; Sigma Beta. McKEOWN, LYNN English To know is nothing at all, to imagine is everything. Washington Semester Student; Sigma Omicron Mu; Phi Eta Mu. McROBERTS, CLAIR (BUD) economics believe in getting into hot water, it keeps you clean. Student-Faculty Committee; Student Advisory Board; I.F.C.; Student Council; Oracle and Ravelings Staff; M Club; Baseball; Basketball; Tennis; Business Ma- jors, Inc.; Blue Key; President of Senior Class; Presi- dent of Junior Class; Theta Chi, President. MELOY, GILBERT chemistry There ' s a Kappa in his future. Tau Kappa Epsilon, Football; A.C.S.; M Club. PATTERSON, ROBERT FINLEY PATTERSON, ROBERT FLOYD education Ladies, God bless ' em. may nothing distress them. M.A.C.; Spanish Club; Politics Club; Crimson Masque; Young Republicans. PAWLEY, LORETTA sociology A familiar figure around the Little Theater. Crimson Masque; YWCA; German Club; Unaffiliated Women. PETEFISH, ELIZABETH physical education Water taken in moderation never hurt any- body. W.A.A.; P. E. Majors; Alpha Xi Delta; I.R.C.; YWCA. 165 PERRINE, SUE English Exuberance is beauty. YWCA Cabinet; Gospel Team; Crimson Masque; Pep Club; Piper Staff; Student-Faculty Committee; W.A.A.; Sigma Tau Delta; Tau Pi; Outstanding Fresh- man Woman; Pi Beta Phi, President. PHILLIPS, EUGENE speech What will be, is — Oracle Staff; Baseball; Crimson Masque; Forensics; Debate Team; Theta Chi; Sigma Tau Delta; National Collegiate Players; Pi Kappa Delta; Chapel Commit- tee Chairman. PHILLIPS, JOHN PHYSICAL education Don ' t fence me in. Football, Co-Captain; Wrestling; Track; P. E. Majors; M Club; Eta Sigma Phi. POGUE, CHARLES physics Closes the Union at 10:00. German Club; Basketball; Phi Eta Mu. POTTER, NELSON philosophy To think is to Hue. Choir; Chorale; Band; I.F.C.; Student-Faculty Com- mittee; Phi Eta Mu; Sigma Omicron Mu, President; Sigma Tau Delta, President; Pi Alpha Nu; Blue Key; Student Council; Student Body Treasurer; Oracle Editor; Piper Editor; Sigma Phi Epsilon, President. PRESCOTT, SUZANNE education California, here I come! Kappa Kappa Gamma; YWCA; Pollywogs; Young Republicans; Politics Club; Sigma Beta. PRONGA, LOUIS business The Scot mat man. Tau Kappa Epsilon; M Club; Wrestling. PULTZ, LEE sociology Let ' s take a dive . . . Swimming Team; M Club; Spanish Club; Band; Barra- cudas; Business Majors, Inc. RAGER, KENNETH physics We want Kenny Raaaager . . . Tau Kappa Epsilon; Football; Baseball; M Club; I.F.C.; Blue Key, President; Phi Eta Mu. REASNER, JOHN business Keep your eye on the balcony. Student Council; Business Majors, Inc.; M Club; Base- ball; Track; Theta Chi. RICHTER, KARIN sociology Good news, ' s coming. Pep Club; YWCA; W.A.A.; Pi Beta Phi; Homecoming Queen; ATO Sweetheart; Sigma Beta. RINEBURG, DENNIS physical education WOMAN — was God ' s second mistake. Basketball; Baseball; M Club; Alpha Tau Omega; P. E. Majors; The Untouchables, President. ROEHM, SALLY mathematics Shut up and deal! Kappa Delta; Student Council; YWCA; Politics Club; Spanish Club; A.C.S.; Ravelings Staff; Choir; Chorale. ROGERS, HENRY ACE physics Fun is like life insurance: the older you get the more it costs. Tau Kappa Epsilon; Oracle Staff; German Club; YMCA. ROSENBALM, NORMA Future teacher of America. HISTORY ROWLAND, CAROLE education Man is the only animal that blushes. Or needs to. YWCA; W.A.A.; Pep Club; Ravelings Staff; P. E. Ma- jors; Pollywogs; Spanish Club; Orchesis; Sigma Beta; Pi Beta Phi. RUSSELL, DAVID physical education Everybody loves a lover. Theta Chi; M Club; P. E. Majors; I.F.C; Spanish Club; Crimson Masque. SINGER, ROBERT business The Old Gray Ghost, she ain ' t what she used to be. I.F.C; President ' s Advisory Board; Alpha Tau Omega; Business Majors, Inc.; M Club; Golf. SIPPEL. DEBRA English The Thinker ... YWCA; English Majors; Pollywogs; Kappa Kappa Gamma, Vice President; Politics Club. SLEBOS, GLADYS physical education Ain ' t she sweet? YWCA; W.A.A.; Spanish Club; Alpha Xi Delta; P. E. Majors. SMITH, DWIGHT physics Show me the way to go home . . . Tau Kappa Epsilon; YMCA; A.C.S.; Crimson Masque. SOLIDAY, LINDA English If it were not for the presents, an elope- ment would be preferable. A.W.S.; Panhellenic Council; Student-Faculty Com- mittee; YWCA; English Majors; Pollywogs; Rifle Club; Pep Club; Kappa Kappa Gamma, President; W.A.A. STEWART, CHARLES economics No man ' s credit is as good as his money. Alpha Tau Omega; Rifle Team, Captain; Board of Directors of Business Majors, Inc.; Sigma Beta. STEWART. LYNDA sociology The best of everything. YWCA; Sociology Club; Spanish Club; I.R.C.; Gospel Team; Home Economics Club; Alpha Xi Delta. SWITZER, JOYCE religion Red head from Little York. Choir; Politics Club; Gospel Team; Student Wives. SZATMARI, ALEXANDER philosophy The man who wakes up and finds himself a success hasn ' t been asleep. TAUCK, GILBERT Where ' s Sullivan? 166 THOMPSON, DONALD geology A scholar of hard rochs. Alpha Tau Omega, President; A.C.S.; Spanish Club; Student Council; President ' s Advisory Board; I.F.C.; Blue Key; Sigma Omicron Mu. THORESEN, GEORGE WILLIAM economics A friendly smile for everyone. Tau Kappa Epsilon; Business Majors Inc.; Spanish Club; Baseball. TORNQUIST, RICHARD business administration Look out for those traveling salesmen. Football, Baseball. WHITE, PAUL PHYSICS Aclions make more fortunes than caution. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Presi dent; A.C.S.; Student Coun- cil; Student-Faculty Committee; I.F.C.; German Club; Rifle Club; Blue Key. WILSON, STAN business administration Happy 4th of July. German Club; I.F.C.; Business Majors Inc.; Student Advisory Board; Tau Kappa Epsilon. WISMILLER, JANET English When we are happy we are always good, but when we are good we are not always happy. W.A.A.; Oracle Staff; Piper Staff; Y.W.C.A.; ' Fresh- man Advisor; Pi Beta Phi. VAN HORN, DEAN economics Pride of Earlville???? Tau Kappa Epsilon; Business Majors Inc. WACKERLE, FRED English A correct answer is like an affectionate kiss. German Club; A.C.S.; Student Council; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Sigma Beta, President. WALLEM, CAROLYN sociology One of the student wives. Kappa Delta; Sociology Club; YWCA. WALLEM, RICHARD physical education It ' s better to play than do nothing. Football; Tennis; M Cluia; P. E. Majors; Theta Chi; Choir WOLL, BARBARA physical education Enthusiasm is the most beautiful word on earth. YWCA ( abinet. President; Pep Club; (lerman Club; P. E. Majors; Pi Alpha Nu; Tau Pi; Sigma Omicron Mu; Student Affairs Committee; Kappa Kappa Gamma. WORK, CHRISTINE English Life sure is interesting . . . Pollywogs; Crimson Masque; YWCA; Oracle Staff; Ravelings Staff; Choir; Cheerleader; Kappa Kappa Gamma; Pep Club; P. E. Majors; Monmouth Relays Queen; Queen of Spring Formal. YEOMAN, LARRY physical education The strong silent type. Football; P. E. Majors. YOUNG, KAY The whole world ' s a stage. Crimson Masque. business 167 Student Index Abercrombie, Frank 64, 123, 125 Aberlin, Fred 89, 121 Acheson, David 51, 95 Acheson, Reed 78, 121, 125 Adam, Frank 57, 86, 89, 117 Adams, Charles Adams, Richard 119 Addleman, James 125 Ahlenius, Bonzelle 33, 109 Ahrens, Margret Aikenhead, Richard 125 Alexander, John 50, 119 AUaman, John 33, 47, 57, 89 Allen, Gail 78, 113, 125 Allen, Warren Allen, James 54, 125 Allison, Gerald 46, 123, 125 Altman, Steven 82, 125 Amann, Paul 53, 57, 64, 86, 123 Amsbury, Amy 33, 82, 92 Anderson, Carol 57, 71, 109 Anderson, Florence 57, 64, 85, 92 Anderson, Gerner 33, 47, 123 Anderson, Neil 123 Anderson, Pete 86 Ansell. Linda 76, 84, 95 Antoniadis, Spiros 119 Appell, Jerry 95 Ardell, Robert 57, 82, 117 Armstrong, Mariellen 109, 125 Armstrong, Marjorie 57, 68, 71, 82. 92 Armstrong, Robert Arnold, David 47, 78, 121 Arnstrom, Paul 57 Askew, Richard 95 Atherton, Neil 123, 125 Austin, Michael 66, 119 Babinsky, Joseph 81 Bagwell, James 46, 125 Bailey, Marv 82, 92, 125 Bain, Edward 57 Baker, Robert Baldwin, Charlene 3 3, 92 Ballou, John 125 Barclay, Robert Barr, Robert 95 Barrile. Vittorio 89, 140 Barron, Charles 117 Barron, Elaine 125 Barton, Robert 82, 125 Batek, Noreen 57, 111 Bates, David 95, 119 Batten. Nancy 95 Bauer, Marian 125 Bauer, Ronald 46, 69, 82, 117 Beisser, Carl Belatti, Mardell Bennett, June 125 Berendt, Robert 33, 89, 117 Berry, Charles Best, Robert 51, 53, 78, 121 Beveridge. Reid 76, 78. 121 Billups. Harry 33, 43, 44. 54, 86 Bingaman, Robert 43 Bivens, Richard 33 Bjorling, Helen Blaich, Judith 78, 82, 126 Blair, Charles 126 Blair, Donnalee 71, 83, 92, 95 Blum, Lila Bochmer. George 76, 94, 95, 119 Boekenhauer, Roger 33. 64, 70, 72, 117 Bollin, Harry 46, 125, 126 Bollman, Thomas 43, 44, 86 Bolon, Barbara 113, 126 Boothe, Russell 121, 126 Borine, Carl 33, 52, 86, 107, 123 Boswell, William Boughan, Robert Bowdish, Kenneth 95, 119 Bovd, Austin 123, 126 Bozarth, Margaret 33, 64, 72, 73 Bradley, Robert 95 Bradshaw, Dwain Brady, Margaret 92, 95 Brannon, Donald 57, 70, 71 Brenneman, Kenneth 46, 121, 126 Bridgford, Bonnie Briggerman, Julia 93 Broimer, Robert 123 Brooke, Richard 85 Brooks, Glenn 43, 86 Brooks. Jerrie Brotheridge, James 50, 123, 126 Brower, Jimmie Brown, Douglas 123 Brown, Karen 109, 126 Brown, Mary 33, 71 Brown, Paul 33 Brown, Sonja 57, 70. 89, 92, 121 Brownlee, Janet 34, 70, 72 Bruington, William 57, 86, 121 Bruning, Harvey 95, 125 Buchanan. Anne 68. 71, 82, 92, 95 Buck, David 76, 82. 119, 126 Buffo, Gail 57, 65, 68. 82. 107. Ill Bull. Charles Bullard, Donna 111 BuUington, Anita Burnham. John 127 Burroughs. Richard 43. 54, 121 Buss. Kav 82, 127 Butler, William 125 Cable, Ruth 96 Calhoun, James 58, 71 Calhoun, Thomas 34 Campbell, Alan 34, 70, 71, 76, 83, 123 Campbell, David 53, 123 Campbell, Robert 123, 127 Candor, Larry Carius. Allan 50, 123 Carlson, Raymond 91 Carr, Bernard 127 Carringer, Diana 82, 111, 127 Carroll, Decks 52, 58, 86, 123 Carroll, Elaine 82, 111, 127 Cation. Ronald 127 Caughron, James 82, 96 Cave, Yolanda Ceballos 58, 82 Chamberlin, Donald 34 Chism, Stanley 64, 80, 94, 96, 121 Christenson, Carl 117, 124 Christiansen, Larry 78, 96, 119 Christie, Alexander 65, 85, 117 Christman, Carol 71, 78, 92, 96 Chrysler, Marjorie 92, 96 Cisco, Michel Claassen, Bettv 80. 82. 96. 113 Clark, Barbara 34. 67. 72. 81. 85. 107, 110, 111 Clark. Carol 85. 86, 96. Ill Clark, Edward 34 Claycomb, Robert 82, 96 Cleff, Virginia Cochrane, Margaret 85, 92, 96 Coleman, Barbara 58, 68, 113 Conrad. Bruce 82, 119. 127 Connellv, Janet 34, 109 Conner, Joan 34, 67, 68 Constant, Marc 96, 119 Cook, Karl Cotter, Phillip 46, 123 Couch, David 71, 83. 89 Courson, John 121, 127 Cowan, Jean 115, 124, 127 Cox, Kenneth 59 Coziahr, James 46, 78. 117. 127 Crabtree, Marv 78, 113. 127 Craft. Betty 34. 109 Crissev, Kave 78, 96, 115 Crockett, Richard 34, 97 Crum, Wayne 46, 125, 128 Culver, Arthur 128 Cummings, Jan 128 Curtis, Thomas 128 Curtiss, Barbara Danecke, Barbara 82, 111. 128 Danecke. Carol 111, 128 168 Danner, David Davis, Carol 58, 65, 70. 83, 109 Davis, Thomas 56, 58, 64, 65, 66, 72, 86, 107, 119 Dawson, Eugene 54, 86 Day, Allen 50, 123 Dear, Douglas 82 DeForest, Richard 58, 65, 121 DeGroot, William 47 DeLong, Ander.son 128 Demas, Carl 51, 86, 97 Denney, Donald 50, 125, 128 DePuv, George Dettman, Carol 78, 97. 115 DeVett, Robert 58 Dicerbo, Eugene 82 Deitrich, Nellie 78, 82 Dietz, Michael Dines, Charles 121, 128 Ditch. Barbara 34, 69, 70, 72, 93, 115 Divinskv, Jean 115, 128 Domer. Karen 34. 67, 115 Dorn, Richard 35, 125 Dove, Timothy Downs, Sandra .58, 76. 84, 111 Dovle, Thomas 128 Dunk, William 119 Dutton David 119, 128 Easdale. Rosalie 35, 70, 71. 78. 80 Edson. Darrell 35, 43 Eckerle. Susan 128 Eflland, Robert Egan, Roberta Eichin, Richard Eisenhard. Eleanor Eldridgo, Charles EUefsen. Paul 35, 51, 85. 117 Ellerd. Christopher 128 Elliott, Ardith .58, 86, 87, 111 Elliott, Donald 35, 43, 54, 86, 123 Ellis, Stephen 46, 76, 119, 129 Engel, Donald 97 Epperson, Sandra 123, 129 Erion, Frank 125, 129 Estes, Howard 129 Falkenhain, James 97 Fanning, Stuart 129 Farwell, Edward 129 Faust, Dennis .58, 70, 89 Feiertag. Robert 70. 90 Felder, David Filbrun, Don 35, 70, 78 Finch. Robert 78 Fink. Donna Fisher. Colleen 115 Fitton. Gail 115. 135 Flanagan. John 43 Flanagan, Stephen 43, 91, 121 Flanagan, William 43 Fleming, Robert 35, 119 Ford, Paul 43 Foreman, Sandra 59, 93, 109 Foulk, James 46, 97, 125 Fowler, Karen 129 Francis, Janalee, 78, 113, 129 Frantzen, Peter Frautschy, Linda 69, 86, 97, 111 Frazier, Tamara 64, 65 Frehner, Katherine 64, 113, 129 French, Barbara 129 Friberg, Faith 115, 129 Frink, Catherine 129 Fritz, Marjorie 115, 130 Frost, Anaclare 82, 85, 97 Fulford, Howard 43, 89, 117 Galloway, Elizabeth .59, 78, 83. 109 Gardner, Charles 130 Garretson, Nancy 64, 78, 130 Garrett, Jack 46, 125 Gately, Elaine 86, 115 Gatelv, Harvey Gealey, Thomas 82, 125 Gealev, Virginia 109, 130 Gee, James 97. 124, 125 George. Ravmond 123 Geser. Michael 130 Gibb, Larry 81 Gibson. Glenn 130 Gibson, James E. 97. 119 Gibson. James L. 35. 97. 123 Gibson, Susan Giffen Elizabeth 78. 80. 92 Gillespie. Daryl 65, 82. 85, 93, 94, 111 Gilloglv, Robert 35 Glenn, Nancy .59, 86, 93. Ill Goehring, Linda 111, 1.30 Goetz, Richard 97 Goetzinger, Gail 70, 111 Golf, Carl 36, 43. 47 Goodale, Frederick 117 Goode, Susan 113. 130 Gotaas, Richard 85 121, 130 Gould. Robert 46. 121 Graham, Keith 80, 98, 121 Grams, William 130 Graue, Fred 70, 98 Gray, Judith 115, 131 Greer, Jerry 54, 59, 72, 86. 89 Greer. Joanne 59, 131 Greer, Larry 86 Gren, Joseph Griffin, Lesley 35, 115 Grimm. Pamela 35. 86, 70 Gross. Terry 119. 131 Grove. Jean 64. 69. 80. 81. 98. Ill Grove, Judson Groves, Robert 117, 131 Guillinger, Ancil Guillinger, Nancy .59, 71, 93 Gummerson. Agatha Gunning. Thomas Gu.stafson. Mary 69, 115 131 Haase. Ruth 109. 131 Hackett. James 82. 98 Hadlev. Judith 81. 86. 98, 115 Hagg, Claire 43, 45 Hahn, Walter 80, 98, 125 Hall, Grace 65. 78. 92, 98 Hallenbeck, Jean 107, 115 Halloran. Richard 121 Hamilton, Valerie 84. 85, 115. 131 Hamburger. Jane 70. 86. 98. 115 Hansen. Shardlow 119, 131 Hanson, Clarence Hanzlik, Marv 113 Happ, Michael 98, 117 Hare. Wilbert Harner, Philip 78, 80. 117. 131 Harr, Karen .59. 68. 81. 91. 113 Harries. Larry 131 HarrLss. Richard .52. .59. 78, 121 Hartenberg, Elna 76 86. 93. 98. 113 Hartley. Judith 80. 82. 86. 98. Ill Hattman. Charles 117 Heath. Jerome 90 Heath, Robert 59, 89. 117 Heaton Gloria .35. 82. 84, 89 Heimlich. Dale 121. 132 Helmick. John 46. 117 Hemphill. William 98, 121 Henderson. Margaret 115, 132 Hennessey. James 121, 124 Henning, Janet 80, 109, 132 Henry, Patricia 59 Herhold, Frank Herron. Sarah 132 Hershberger, Earl 132 Hey. Phillip 78 Hill, Jane 36. 93. Ill Hinkle, Barbara 132 Hodgdon, Allan 123 Hodges. Norman 99, 117 Hogan. Perry 46. 1 17 Holcomb. Robert 82. 99. 119 Holland. William 99, 117 Hood, Janice 71, 82, 83, 92, 99 Hornadav, James 36, 53. 64, 72, 91, 93, 121 Home Carolyn 64, 69, 74, 99, 113 Hostettler. John 119 Howard, Jane Howell. Johanna 111 Howes, Jane 113, 132 Hubbard, Willis .59, 89. 91, 123 Huff, Nancy 69, 70. 71, 92 Huffman, G ' arv 81, 99 Hughbanks. James 36. 123 Hunt. Edwin 59. 89 169 Hunt, Susan 67, 71, 92, 93 Hunter, Mary 76, 82 Hunter, Stephen 119, 132 Husser, Connie 74, 115, 132 Hutchinson, James 132 Hutton. Marilyn 85, 99 Ihrig, Ronald Ikan, Ronald Irey, Kay 115 Irvine, Sharon 86, 99, 111 Irwin, Lucille 69, 80, 81, 99, 115 Jablonski, Bruce 132 Jaeger, Wesley 59, 123 Jahn, William 71, 73, 77, 123 Jasper, Jacqueline 132 Jensen, Donald Johnson, Gary Lane 121 Johnson, Gary Lee 133 Johnson, James 46 Johnson, Joan 78 Johnson, Judy 99 Johnson, Kay Johnson. Martha 81, 82, 93, 99, 111 Johnson, Patricia 68, 82, 99, 113 Johnson, William 125, 133 Jones, David 68, 70, 76, 78, 80, 81. 83. 119 Jones, Mary Jane 99, HI Jones, Richard Jornlin, Robert 36. 117 Juhl, Russell Kacer, Kevin 133 Kahler, Roger 117, 133 Kane, Barbara 82 Keener, Lawrence 46 Keller, Snellen 78, 113 Kelley, Howard 50 Kelly, Jean 36, 81, 85, 86, 111 Kemmerer, Linda 78, 113, 133 Kempin. Paul 123 Kennev Ronald 32. 36, 72, 89, 107, 120, 121 Kessinger, Marilyn 78, 80. 82. 92. 133 Killey, Linda 36, 72, 80 Killey, Phillip 43, 99 Kilpatrick, John Kimble, Janerae 133 Kinney, John Kinzer, Lloyd 59, 68, 81, 117 Kirkpatrick, Mark 133 Kissel, William Klusendorf, James 36, 52, 89. 123 Knepper. Rita 82, 99, 111 Kniss, Robert Knox. Kenneth 52, 65. 66, 86. 119 Kofoed, John 36, 89 Kohn, Gerald Kohn, Lance 76. 119 Kolconay, Rolfe 89. 99 Krebs. Philip 133 Krell. Janet 83, 100, 109 Kriegsman, John 59, 89, 117 Kriskowski, Martin 133 Krueger, John 46, 125 Kuehn, Doris 36, 70 Kutkat, James 119, 133 Lachel, Dennis 86, 121 Landstron, Charles 36, 86. 123 Lang, Gisa 100 Langlev, Robert 60, 117 Larocco, Allan 100. 119 Larson. Dennis 53. 65, 82, 83, 86, 100, 123 Larson, Gale 47 Larson, Gary 32, 36, 43, 44, 47, 54, 86 Lauridsen, David 60 Law, Douglas 100 Leader, Edwin 133 Lee, Timothy 70 Leffler. Mary 100. 115 Lemon. Rodney 76, 100, 119 Levine, David Liddle, Sandra 134 Liesman, Dale 43, 47, 123 Lindsev, Stuart 46, 50 125 Link, Janet 109 Lips, Judith 69, 81, 113 Lohner, Virginia 86, 100, 113 Long, James 46, 134 Love, John Lovett, Richard 100 Lowry, Carol 100 Lov, Phyllis Loya, Karin 78, 115 Lukasz, Vira 36, 109 Luce, Jane 113, 134 Lundal, Ronald 53, 86, 89, 117 Lunn. Olivia 80, 86, 100, 115 Lunsmann, Janet 82, 100, 113 Lyndrup, Lynette 64, 65, 86, 100, 115 Mack, Ann 66, 69, 81, 86. 101, 115 Mack, Stephen 119, 134 Maclean, Judith 37, 64, 67, 109 MacMaster, Daniel MacMorran, Marsha 134 Magzanian, Louisa 109, 134 Mahnic, Jeane 82, HI, 134 Makela, Laurie Mammen, Wayne 42, 52. 86, 117 Manning, Larry 60, 119 Margetis. Peter 43, 117 Markle, Glenn 54, 60, 117 Marshall, Russell 64, 71, 82. 83. 101 Martel. Don Marti, Alan 76, 119. 135 Mason, Mary 37, 64, 67, 84, 86, 107, 113 Matchett, Shirley 73, 86 Matthews, Susan 37, 109 Matthews, Anne 69, 83. 101. 115 Matthews. Thomas 37, 70, 91, 93, 121 McAllister, Robert 82, 117 McClanahan, Neal McClinton. Patricia 60, 82, 113 McClure, Robert 80, 101, 125 McCollum, Barbara McCormick, Susan 101, 113 McCoy. Frances McDaniel, Harold 43, 54, 60, 86 McDavitt, Frederic 36, 123 McDonald, Elizabeth 111. 134 McDougall, Ellin 32, 36, 64, 66, 73, 83, 86, 93, 115 McFarland, Patricia 68, 86, 87, 115 McGaan. Lynn 37, 64, 68, 70. 72, 73. 74. 75. 81. 86, McGrane, Winifred 134 McKelvey, James 78, 121, 134 McKelvie, Stanley 117, 134 McKeown. Lynn 37. 70. 91 McKinlev, James McLain, Kathryn 84, 101, 113 McLaughlin. Robert McLoskev, Mary 80. 101 McMahon, Patricia 66. 86. 113 McMaster. Arthur 117. 134 McQueen, Rodney 56. 60, 64, 72, 82, 119 McRoberts, Clair 32. 37, 47, 54. 72, 107, 122, 123 McTeague, William 46, 125 Mechling, Bruce 121 Mell, Jerold 47, 54, 56, 66. 72. 86. 117 Mell, Priscilla 83, 101 Meloy, Gilbert 38, 121 Menhall, Melissa 115 Meredith. Connie 82 Merry, William 38 Mervis, Ronald 135 Mesenbrink, Joyce 85, 135 Miguel, Marcella 82 Mika, Lenore82, 111, 135 Milazzo, Kathleen 84, 111, 135 Millar, James 76, 123, 135 Millen, John 51, 78, 85, 102, 121 Miller, Nancy 102, 113 Miller, Richard 121 Miller, Wallace 117, 135 Milnes, Ronald 38, 66 Mitchell, Eugene 102. 135 Mitchell, Jon 119 Moberg, Gary 82, 102, 121 Montgomery, Leslie Moore, Betty 74, 135 Moore, Donald 50, 121 Moore. Laurence Moran. Donald 83, 136 Morgan, William 135 Morhous, Jeffrey 135 Morin. Ronald 125 Morris. George Morris, James 60, 65, 81, 121 Morrison, Bill 60 Morse, Patricia 80, 102 113 170 Moye, Paul 38, 43, 89 Mrkvicka, Donna 86, 111 Mueller, Margaret 102 Munch, Daren 113, 136 Munneke, Allen Munson, Courtney 102 Munson, Kendall 123 Muntzel, Philip 61, 64, 70, 72, 81, 107, 121 Murphy, James Murray, James Nabeshima, Naomoto Neahr, Marv 111 Neall, Marv 68, 82, 111, 136 Nelson, Beverly 38, 67, 84, 86, 87 Nelson, Karen 73, 76, 77, 109 Nelson, Richard 45 New, Fred 119, 136 Niblock, Jane 78, 111, 136 Nicholas, Elyssa 113, 136 Nichols, Margaret 71, 80, 92, 102 Nichols, Robert 46, 82, 123 Nickel, Joan 111, 136 Nickel, Susan 56, 61, 66, 86, 93 Nolen, Mary 64, 115 Norgart, Jerry 102 Norton, John 123, 136 Novak, Thomas 117, 136 Nungesser, Lois 92, 136 Oaklev, Dale OakleV, Frank 102, 117 Oggel, Terry 38, 73, 83, 121 Olivant, James Olsson, Shirley 61, 113 Orednick, Paul 61, 65, 123 Ortman. William 136 Ostrom, June 136 Ottsen, Karen Owen, Lucille 38 Pannabecker, Dan 89. 117 Panucci, Robert Park, Terrv 61, 78 Parker, Russell 121, 137 Parker, Wayne 102 Parmenter, Sally 84, 109, 136 Parsons, Gerald 38, 86, 119 Paskins, Sarah 109, 136 Pate James Patterson, Elizabeth 68, 83, 111 Patterson, James Patterson, Janet 78, 86, 102, 115 Patterson, Robert Finlev 137 Patterson, Robert Floyd 83 Paulsen, Karli Pawley, Loretta 38, 83, 92 Peacock, Dale 80, 102, 123 Peacock, Paul 51, 64 Pearre, James 82, 125 Pearson, Janet 85, 111 Peek, Judith 82, 102, HI Perrine. Sue 70, 72, 73, 81, 86, 107, 114. 115 Perry, Jack Petefish, Elizabeth 39, 80, 84, 89, 109 Peterson, Dean Petersen, David 50, 103 Peterson, Donna 78, 137 Peterson, Marshall 46, 123, 137 Petschke, James 82 Phelps, Grace 102, 115 Phelps, Hugh 82, 103 Phillips, Eugene 39, 54, 71, 123 Phillips, Jack 69 Phillips, John 39, 45, 52 Pierce, Robert 119 Pires, Jane 93 Pogue, Charles 39 Polz, Laddie 43, 52 Pooley, Lvnn 137 Poor, Linda 103. 109 Potter, Nelson 39. 64. 70, 72, 119 Pratt, William 70 Prescott. Suzanne 39, 113 Preucil, Kay 115, 137 Prince, Edward 46, 50, 123, 137 Probert, Sara 85, 113 Pronga, Louis 52, 121 Pronga, Melvin 39, 121 Pryzgoda, Alan Pullen, Linda 78, 137 Pultz, Lee 39, 86 Rager, Kenneth 43, 45, 54, 72 Raih, Ronnie 61 Rainford, James 74, 117, 137 Raistrick, Phillip 78, 103, 123 Rangel-Casas, Alberto 82, 137 Rasmusen, Jean 64, 69, 80, 82. 83, 103, 111 Rathgeb, Harold 50, 1.37 Reasner, John 39, 47. 123 Reed, Sally 61, 103. Ill Reed, Susan 76, 103, 1 1 1 Reeder. Lawrence 119. 137 Reid, Marv 86, 113 Reid. Sarah 92 Reinsberg. William 47. 123 Remmert, Robert Reynolds, Meta 82 Reynolds, Walter Rezner, Charles 82, 85, 137 Rice, Darla 137 Richmond. Barbara 61, 86, 93, 111 Richter, Karen 39, 86, 115 Riddle, Beth 103 Rieckhoff, William 121, 138 Rineberg, Dennis 54, 86. 117 Roark, Susan Robb, Jane 61. 70, 81, 113 Robbins, Ellen 115 Robbins, Raymond 119, 138 Robinson. Barbara Roogge. Donald 71. 82. 103 Roehm. Sarah 39, 64, 111 Rogers, Henry 121 Romeo, Susan Romine, William 103 Rosenbalm, Norma 39 Ross, James 138 Rossen, Richard 61, 81, 119 Rothaus, Joan 62, 84, 89, 107. 109 Rowland, Carole 40. 86, 115 Rumney, Fred Rumohr, Sharon Russell, David 86, 107. 123 Russell, Joellen 65, 68. 73. 74, 75, 80, 103, 115 Russin, Alexis 125 Ruti shauser, Paul 50. 138 Schacht. John 117 Schaper, Fred 123 Schillinger, Jack 70, 82, 103, 119 Schmidt, Marilvn 86, 103, 1 13 Schneider, Melinda 62, 115 Schomas. Janet 69. 84, 113, 138 Schrader, Jerry 83 Schultz, Arthur Schwieder, Dee 83 Seago, James 82, 104 Scatter, John Sedwick, Dan See, Gary Service, Shirley 104 Sheese, Mary 74, 104. 115 Shogren, Suzanne. 92, 93, 111 Sholes, John 80, 82, 104 Siefken, Roger 138 Simms, Dixie 138 Simpson. Hallie 69, 82. 86, 104, 1 1 1 Sindelar, James 43, 104, 121 Singer, Robert 32, 40, 89. 107, 117 Sippel, Debra 45 Sked, Philip 78 Skinner, Dixie 64, 109, 138 Slebos, Gladvs 40, 67, 84, 89, 109 Sloan, Marv 113, 138 Sluka, Judith 78, 81. 83. 104. 115 Smith, Dale Smith, David 78, 119 Smith, Dee Ann 104, 115 Smith, Dwight 40, 121 Smith, Peter 123 Smith. Richard 138 Smith, Sharon 80. 82, 86, 104, 113 Smith, Stephen 62, 74 Snvder, Alan 123. 138 Soiiday. Linda 40. 67, 74, 86. 107. 112, 113 Spears, David Speer, Jean 104 Sperry, Bruce 121, 138 Sprague, Barbara 104, 115 171 Sproston, Michael 121, 138 Spurgeon, Harold 138 Stankrauff, Julie HI, 138 Stanley, Gregg 123 Stanton, Fred 138 Stavenhagen, Bruce Steinbrecker, Richard Steinke, Duane 80, 104 Stevens, James 104, 119 Stevenson, Donald 62 Stewart, Ann 69, 70, 93, 104, HI Stewart, Barbara 78, 115, 139 Stewart, Charles 40, 117 Stewart, Constance 113 Stewart, Lynda 40, 109 Stilwell, Bruce 123 Stohl, Samuel Strand, Joan 78, 139 Strickler, Donald 82, 104, 119 Stris, Peter Strube. Curtis 62, 76, 89, 123 Stuckv, Edward 139 Suffredini, Peter 93, 105. 123 Sutherland, Gary Sutherland, Richard Sutinis, Bernard Swanson, Eugene 78, 123 Swarthout, Sharon 64, 113 Sweeney, Charles 125 Sweet, John 119. 139 Switzer, Joyce Biddle 33, 83 Symanski, Paul 139 Szarmarv, Alexander 40 Tauck, Gilbert Tavlor, Judy 139 Taylor, William 139 Teal, Juanita 80, 83, 105, HI Temple. Jane 113 Tench. Barbara Tenhaeff, Audrey 62. 65, 107, 108, 109 Thede, James Thomas. Linda 139 Thompson, Donald 40, 70, 72, 116, 117, 170 Thoresen, William 40 Thornburg, Linda 62, 86, 87, 115 Thornhill, Sara 115, 139 Thorstenson, Donald 62, 70, 117 Tomicek, Martha 78. 92 139 Tomlin, Robert 123, 139 Torgerson, Richard Tornquist, Richard 105 Trendler. Robert 139 Trotter, Thomas 93 Turner, Charlotte 113, 139 Turner, Laura 78, 81. 105, 115 Ulmet. Thomas 78. 121 139 Unsicker, Carl 117, 139 Van Cura. Joseph 85. 117, 139 Van Horn. Dean 40. 121 Veechi, Peter Veith, Carol 105 Vessel, Richard 119 Vipond, Mary 109, 140 Wackerle, Fred 41, 64, 121 Wagler, Sharon Wahl. Lewis Walker, Dennis 123, 140 Walker, John 123 Walker, Thayer Wallem, Richard 40, 41, 43, 45, 86 Walters. Suzanne, 83, 86, 105, 115 Waltz, Catherine 93 Wark, David 64, 123 Warnock, Linda 87, 115 Washburn, Steven 64, 76. 81, 105. 123 Watkins, David 46, 78, 80, 140 Watson, Janice 92. 105 Watson, Luree 109, 140 Weeks, Thomas 56. 62, 93. 1 19 Welch, Guy 62, 82. 89. 123 Wellbrock, Kent 46, 140 Wells, Robert Welsh, Deborah Werner, Warren 117 Whalen, James 64, 123, 140 Wherrv, Stanley 46, 123, 140 Whipple, John 62, 119 White, Paul 41, 72, 107, 118, 119 Whiteman, Richard 46, 64, 82, 121, 124, Wilcoxen, Frank Wiley, Julia 92. 140 Wilkinson, Terry 47, 54, 123 Williams, Larrv 62, 64, 65, 107, 119 Williams, Pearson 105, 125 Williams. Richards Williams, Vicki Jo 140 Wilson, Edna 105 Wilson, Ronald 140 Wilson, Stanley 41, 53. 89, 107, 121 Wilson, Stephen Winslade, William 94, 105, 119 Wischhusen, Richard Wise, Glenna 111. 140 Wissmiller, Janet 41 Well, Barbara 41, 66, 70, 72, 81. 86, 113 Wolma, Kenneth 140 Wongstrom, David 43 Wood, Margaret 64, 83. 109 Wood. Walter 46, 80, 123 Woodall, Dorothy Work, Bruce 46, 50, 121, 140 Work, Christine, 41, 65. 74, 86, 87, 113 Work, Lucina 78, 115 Wright, Gretchen 78. 115 Wright, Sandra 140 Yeoman, Larry 41, 43, 45. 86 Yez, David 46 Young, Harry 41. 62. 64. 65. 76. 89. 125 Zury, Helene 140 172 Wm I