Monmouth College - Ravelings Yearbook (Monmouth, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1965 volume:

UNRAVELING THEIH FACES . . . the outward appearance THEIFl HEAHTS . . . the deeper quality of human understanding M THEIR SOULS . . . the unexplainable, often hidden part of life :L I ' S RAVE LINGS 1965 MONMOUTH COLLEGE MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION .... page ten THE YEAR . . . ACTIVITIES . . CLASSES . .... page twenty four page seventy six page one hundred thirty CO-EDITORS: BARBARA BAUGHMAN NANCY MUNN SMITH COPY: LEONARD PORTER PHOTOGRAPHY: LEE SHAEFFER ROB GROVES JOHN MARSHALL CHARLES MERRILL POWER DISSENT SMILE 10 PRESIDENT WIMPRESS-MAN OF THE YEAR! A new man appears on the campus. He moves quickly and with sincere interest. The man is called president, but he means much more to the students. He is their chance for a New Monmouth College. The student like the man and they are intrigued with his ideas. They have tired of being good at loosing. The new Monmouth College and all hopes for this dream seem to include the new president. The face of the president is happy and yet serious. He becomes involved in the students lives in both a conscious and unconscious way. His spirit, his interest, his liveliness are appreciated more than the students often acknowledge. Welcome— Mr. President! Harry Manley, Academic Dean; Jean Liedman, Dean of Women; Elwood Ball, Dean of Men. David Fleming, Development; Gerald McBride, Admissions; George Mesley, Development; Victor Atchison, Alumni Relations. L. D. Bowker, Student Aid; John Niblock, Public Relations, D. W. Kettering, Ass ' t Business Mgr.; Margaret Beste, Registrar. EXPRESSIONS OF LIFE U M P o J M X Heimo Loya, M.A. Department Head Samuel Thompson, Ph.D. Department Head 16 M J z Not Pictured: Richard Leever, Ph.D. Department Head Grace Boswell, Ph. D. John Fox, M.A. Jeremy McNamara, Ph.D. Adele Kennedy, M.A. Eva Cleland, A.M. Adin Slaughter, M.A. Grace Peterson, B.A. Paul Lyddon, M.M. Not Pictured: Douglas Peterson, M.A. Paul Grischke, M.A. tf Martha Hamilton, M.Ed. Department Head Not Pictured: Harlow Blum, M.A. z o Not Pictured: Prescott Johnson, Ph.D. ] O H H (f) Not Pictured: Thomas Fernandez, Ph.D. Department Head James DeYoung, M.A. J. Stafford Weeks, Ph.D. Paul McGlanahan, Ph.D. COMMUNICATION THROUGH UNDERSTANDING Q H O M X o I— I O t! C D O Z Bemice Fox, M.A. Department Head Dorothy Donald, Ph.D. Department Head Joseph Pehsek, M.A. Mary Fleming, B.S. 18 z o O P Q H Not Pictured: Albert Nicholas, A.M. Harold Ralston, Ph.D. Benjamin Shawver, Ph.D. Department Head Charles Wingo, M.A. Not Pictured: Constance Hampl, Ph.D. Erika Blaas, Ph.D. Anne Marie Masson Lisence D ' Anglais. Arturo Serrano, B.A. Sergio Rigol, Ph.D. Mona Hanford, M.A. Not Pictured: Robert WoU, M.S. Henry Andrew, M.A. Margaret Jones, M.A. Norman Ellenberger, M.A. CONCENTRATION IN FACT Thomas Envin, M.A. Department Head ID I— I i fe Garvin Davenport, Ph.D. Department Head Madge Sanmann, Ph.D. Department Head O z O H 20 Douglas Spitz, Ph.D. Mary Crow, M.A Cecil Brett, Ph.D. William Calvert, Ph.D. Department Head Carl Gamer, Ph.D. Department Head George Beam, Ph.D. James Herbsleb, LL.B. Department Head Ordell Olson, Ph.D. Homer Shoemaker, C. P. A. Gangadhar Kori, Ph.D. MANIPULATION FOR SATISFACTION U (I) Oh J) o M Eh pa i ' v ' ' 1 § m 7 ffi _ £ L ' ' ' y h S Paul Cramer, M.A. Lyle Finley, A.M. Department Head Not Pictured: Charles Skov, Ph.D. 22 Not Pictured: Rupert Boswell, Ph.D. Department Head John Arrison, M.A. o o H Not Pictured: John Palmquist, Ph.D. Fern Cramer, B. S. E. Donald Wills, M.S. ' Department Head Pi Garrett Thiessen, Ph.D. Department Head Robert Meyer, Ph. D. Berwyn Jones, Ph.D. John Ketterer, Ph.D. Department Head Milton Bowman, Ph.D. Robert Buchholz, Ph.D. David Allison, Ph.D. ENCOUNTER LEARN RELATE THE CATALOG HAS ARRIVED, THE ADMISSION BLANKS ARE SIGNED, The luggage has been packed, and the good-byes have been said; they are off to college. They come to Monmouth from the East and the West — Chicago, New York, Peoria, Omaha. They come in search of many things. Every year new faces are seen on cam- pus. These faces belong to the freshmen. They are faces which are alive, expec- tant, and just a little confused. The freshmen are ready for whatever they will meet; the upperclassmen are ready for another year. It is a new life for the freshmen — an adventure away from home. Orientation is the first phase of fresh- manism. It is a strange time — a time of joy and surprise. It is the unpacking and arranging of the mountains of stuff from home; it is the meetings — endless meetings; it is the walk-out, the water- melon feast, and the bonfire. For the freshmen, orientation is new and dif- ferent; for the upperclassmen it brings back memories of their first experience at MC. The upperclassmen smile and remember that long run through town, they remember SWAF; and they re- member the wet, gooey watermelon seeds. 26 28 The days of orientation pass quickly. These days are great ones! They are busy, hurried, strange days. These days are enthusiastic ones. They are filled with making new friends, meeting that mysterious roommate, walking, and oc- casionally even sitting down. The beanies are distributed among the freshmen. We watch as those red and white caps bounce up and down the hills behind Wallace Hall. We watch as the beanies stand up in line. We watch as they protest. We watch as they laugh, and learn, and grow up. The freshmen are, of course, baffled by the episode of registration. They write their names and wonder what it all means. They try so hard to pretend they know what is happening— but so do the upperclassmen. 29 ONE SPECIAL PART OF COLLEGE IS HOMECOMING. The floats have taken many hours to build. They are a combination of hard work, chicken wire, paper, smiles, and sometimes tears. The golden horn, the handkerchief, an ivory smile, jubilant eyes — that ' s how to say Louis Armstrong! The Queen steps from her seat. Her date watches as they announce her title; he seems assured that he has made a good choice. They call it Yell Like Hell! They have fun; they smile at the others; and, when it is their turn, the others will smile at them. 30 31 32 Anne White, So. Linda Jungbluth, Jr. Liz Fuller, Sr. 1 flTl 1 1 Sue Wichert Queen THERE IS STILL MORE TO HOMECOMING AT MONMOUTH There is a football game with a busy coach, a hard working team, and plenty of fans. What else? Pretty girls! 13 BEING A POLITICIAN IS AN UNUSUAL JOB . . . . . . students at a college wash their cars and hope to make a good impression. The politician also wants to make a good impression. He smiles, shakes hands, promises, and wonders. The students wonder, too. Who will be their leader? An old leader dies ... his flag flies over the campus. We watch the flag and remember Mr. Hoover; while the flag flutters in the wind, work and life must continue. Work and life in the greatest country in the world . . . 34 35 r 36 ONE WEEKEND . . . TWO EVENTS. THEIR PARENTS AND HALLOWEEN The parents pay the bills, and then once a year they arrive on campus for a visit. A father chuckles as his daughter crosses the goal line; the mother laughs nervously. The parents wait in line; they watch another football game; and they see a play in the little theater. As they drive away from the college the parents realize their children have grown older. Halloween is a holiday of fun. A Saga party with a witch and cute kids from grade school are part of the fun. Do the college students have fun on Hal- loween? Do they soap windows and steal pumpkins? . . . The parents think their children have grown older. 37 THE SUN IS SHINING . . IT ' S STILL WARM. LISTEN . . . ... to the sounds of autumn play. Do your hear the wheels of the skate board noisely grinding the rough concrete? Hear the lively meet of tennis ball and racket, the squeak of the taut swing chains, the shout of a happy girl, the rustle of the leaves, and the work of the busy green army. 38 39 Robert Greyforth The Reverend Asbury Don Paulson FAMOUS PERSONALITIES CONTRIBUTE ... new ideas and more chapel credits.  ' • ,i i  ' Richard Thurley John Howard Griffin Deanne-Drinkall Duo .m : ; v- . V . ■ ' id. ■M ¥xr 5 ,- nii - a : M I S Ji 42 WELCOME SENIORS! WELCOME TO MONMOUTH COLLEGE . . . The college students know the high school seniors expect the meetings, the openhouse, the football games, and the talent show. Soon the weekend is over . . . the seniors take one final look at the campus. They see the athletic field, the stately build- ings, the union, and the tennis courts. That ' s a girls ' dorm, one says. Hmmm, I ' ll be sure to bring my telescope! 43 ■I r CHRISTMAS COMES WITH . rolicking, frolicking, and its fun, fun, fun. They are anxious for the holidays. They enjoy the parties, the snow, and the trip home. Christmas also brings finals, and the students are not always as anxious for those finals as they plan and await the happy days after . RUSH IS HARD WORK. THE PRESSURE IS ON: the Greeks want to make a good impression; the freshmen also strive for that instilling opinion. Often during rush people meet only faces. Later they will learn to know the heart and souls of the friends they make. They talk and ask questions; they smile and they laugh. Greeks vote; rushees wonder. Rush ends as most of the ef- forts are rewarded . . . And meanwhile, what has happened to the studies? 48 IN THE WINTER it is supposed to snow . . . and if it doesn ' t they still have a good time. They plan open houses and dances; and if the barren ground makes the sledding tough, rope pulls and swimming meets make a summer holiday out of a winter carnival. FOOD CAN BE GOOD and Saga is the creator of goodness. They seem to enjoy eating, and they surely consume plenty. Of course, be- hind the double doors of the Saga kitch- ens is the center for busy hands, busy brains, and busy feet. Preparation and planning combine, and they appreciate it. The buggy Grier picnics, the Sunday night specials, the banquets, the early breakfast lines . . . this is Saga food. •i THEY ARE GOING ON A THINKING TRIP • • some thought the thinkers should have stayed home to ponder and plan. New York, New York, is a big town; and even though they didn ' t win the big prize, they had a good time. 54 THEY PRODUCE, PRESENT, AND PREVIEW activities for their chapel programs. The results are ques- tionable, curious, and often amazing. The spirit of Monmouth award is given to two professors. This prize is a small token given for dedicated and un- selfish service. Actors and actresses live and relive the scenes of make- believe life . . . sometimes the make-believe world seems real. Capering girls clown and cut up . . . they make a point in their satirical, subtle criticism. 55 56 THEY ARE GEOLOGISTS, MU- SICIANS, and social workers disguised as Monmouth college students travelling to all parts of the country. They spend their spring breaks in serv- ice. They miss their families at home, they miss the Florida rendez-vous, they miss the post-finals rest. They travel and travel, learn and learn, discover and dis- cover. Then their travelling seem to fade into a few memories ... as they return. AN ACTOR ' S PERFORMANCE and WUS week are linked by the word sharing. It is a game which has no losers . . . the students, the seasoned actor, and those people all over the world benefit from often forgotten unselfishness. .4 A, ' k pii 58 THEY HAVE WAITED FOR THIS SEASON. They seem relieved and joyous as the chill of winter is lifted from their life. A walk in the park, a kiss, a smile, and a tennis game are all part of spring. In the spring they are alive and strong. Later, much later, they will appreciate the gift of springtime. However, now they are young, and spring is only a season. THE RIVER RISES, RISES, RISES. The swirling, murky, muddy water overflows into the sur- rounding valley. The students meet the challenge. Their arms are tired; their hands are cold. They move thousands of pounds of wet sand. That old river laughs at the struggling humans who try to control its mighty force. But the bodies keep moving: they seem to forget that the river has risen and flooded the valley for hundreds of years. 62 63 INTELLIGENT, CAPABLE MEN ASSEMBLE on the college campus. They bring with them ideas which con- tribute to the educational experience of the student: this is the ideal purpose of the liberal arts festival. The student often ignores opportunities which come to him. He is often too concerned with other problems and dismisses an academic confrontation as unimportant. Will I have a date this weekend? Much too often ques- tions like this one engulf students ' minds as the intelligent, capable men continue their highly academic messages. 66 IN THE HOME STRETCH of the school year they have the Monmouth Relays, Queen Liz and her court, Ginny, Edie, Barb, and Judy cheer them on— and laugh as Baron takes first place. 67 Sigma Phi Epsilon Queen of Hearts Tau Kappa Epsilon Sweetheart Nancy Munn Anne Taylor FRATERNITY SWEETHEARTS, QUEENS, AND DREAM GIRLS .... the boys are proud and the girls are pleased 68 Alpha Tail Omega Sweetheart Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sweetheart Linda Morgan as springtime brings honors to five co-eds. Theta Chi Dream Girl Diane Osborne Judy Hodges 69 THEY ARE THE FIGHTING SCOTS and this is their annual Scot Olympics. A laugh rises from the campus . . . they are serious, but they smile. It is a chance for them to enjoy, to have a good time, to let loose. They enjoy the bicycle races, the wheel harrowing, and the wild parachute jump. They run, they watch, the scream. The event blends into a plaid of ex- perience. It is a combination of the colors and lines they will remember as happy, exciting, and traditional Mon- mouth. THE INAUGURATION OF A PRESIDENT, a special president of Monmouth College, creates a new feeling on the campus. Trees are planted, grass is trimmed, trees appear and dis- appear within a few days. An aged professor rakes the newly- sprouted grass, a co-ed pulls weeds, and a campus leader is harassed with poison ivy. The new enthusiasm and the growing fury reaches no climax, for Monmouth must step forward in its era of progress . Conservatively and patiently a vital change has taken place — a change which will not stand in second place— a change which will shape and reshape a small college. The students will someday re- alize they have experienced the turning point of their school ' s fu- ture. When the aged professor is gone, when the co-ed is a business woman, when the cam- pus leader is a professional lead- er — they will remember the im- pact of the inauguration of the seventh president of their college. As we stand on the threshold of the space age, as we look out upon a civilization more dynamic and more complicated than the world has ever known, as we contemplate the awful stakes for which we are playing the game of human relationships, we cannot escape the fact that once again, we must make no little plans. We must define the issues which face us and we must move boldly to meet them. President Duncan Wimpress. DISTRIBUTION COMBINATION COLLECTION CONFUSION 76 wm et ' J mmm fipiB Row 1: C. Easdale, S. Zipse. Row 2: J. Ritscher, K, Bush, R. Rubenzik. Sigraa Omicron Mu Alpha Lambda Delta Phi Eta I H HP IN MB ■Hpr9 L ■BL ' fl u ip IHI H tl i r BT ml pi mH . K jB • — . 2| ? J jr. S K Hi HHHBHHIi IWMBIMI iHHHHHii Row 1: R. Gould, L. Christler, B. Sigalove, S. Chandler, L. Hammarsten, J. Rezner. Row 2: E. Van Arsdale, K. Brown, L. Stevens, N. Jackson, L. Janicek, M. Melby, N. Campbell, P. PiroUi. Row 3: N. Munn, L. McPike, N. Carter, M. Stoops, E. Baer, B. Baughman. Richard Brown i ' f . Wi w L? 1 1 -1 2k T X7 ' - J- Larson, B. Tucker, R. PfafFman, D. Coots, J. Mock. Row 2: C. Anderson, UXLAC7 X .C J White, B. Simpson, D. Paulson, J. Auble, D. Biklen, D. Anderson. Outstanding Freshmen Tan Pi E. Baer, facsimile of R. Pogue. K. Bush, K. Barrett, J. Hill, A. Fischer. Not Pictured: A. Garry, J. Hamly, J. Caldwell. 80 Pi Alpha Nu N. Munn, M. Dawson, K. Bush, D. Anderson, J. Larson, C. Carlson, C. Easdale, J. Maginn. Sigma Taia Delta C. Osbom, L. McGrath, D. Paulson, D. Gott, J. Phelan. Phi Alpha Theta Row 1: T. Walls, S. Bigham, B. McBride. Row 2: M. Melby, B. Garro, L. Fuller. Tomaliawk Row 1: D. Morton, C. Eas- dale, R. Huff, J. Larson, K. Reed. Row 2: L. Schaeffer, P. Bussert, S. Bigham, J. McCuUoch. 1 K -sf mBjlS pf lI Br. L « ' ' J yil mi iM yy ii l l Pi Kappa Delta Row 1: E. Graves, S. Coun- tryman, J. Burmeister, J. Cox. Row 2: Dr. Fernandez, Dr. Scheidler. Beta Beta Beta Row 1: J. Mock, Dr. Buch- holz, R. Zagorske. Row 2: N. Jackson, L. Janicek, K. Barrett, S. Pettit, R. Sloan, J. Kunze. Row 3: J. McCul- loch, S. Mlodzinski, B. Baugh- man, C. Marvin, G. Will- man. Row 4: S. Hern, J. Howell, S. Kauzlarich, E. Brezina, D. Lindgren, D. In- eerson. 82 Pi Gamma Mu National Collegiate Players R. Pfaffman, R. Garro. J. Burmeister, J. McCulloch, S. Countryman. 83 Phi Alpha Theta D. Moore, L. Fuller, B. Garro. Sigma Delta Pi E. Calevas, M. Kritzer, J. Fernandez, N. Carter, B. Roberts. Eta Sigma Phi Row 1: R. Zagorski, S. Avery, J. Hodges, B. Garro. Row 2: S. Wise- man, C. Easdale, S. Wehrs, A. Adams. 84 UCCF Row 1: S. Countryman, S. Big- ham, R. HufF, D. Anderson. Row 2: B. Danielson, M. Widiger, N. Campbell, C. Easdale, J. Larson, W. Mosbacher. Row 2: L. Schaef- fer, S. Wiseman, B. Simpson, D. Biklen, D. Brown, M. Stoops. C. Utter. Crimson Masque Row 1: J. Burmeister, S. Country- man, K. Bishop, C. Trostrud. Row 2: B. Ballad, L. Carlson, J. Cox, D. Anderson, R. Harrigan, D. Wigton, S. Greene. 1 3lQf Mi. ftn . Ati % t ItM I ♦ ' • • is 86 Student Council Row 1: D. Lindgren, S. Wehrs, B. Simpson, D, Biklen, D. Coots, B. Kissling. Row 2: J. Eisfeldt, W. Mos- bacher, G. Simpson, L. McGrath, M. Stoops, S. Walters, K. Patterson, L. McPike, A. Moses. Row 3: J. Howell, T. Dobbins, G. Lanning, B. Brink, L. Ray, J. Hemphill, A. Magazine. Student Center Board Row 1: J. Larson, B. Tucker, Mr. Whiteman, A. Eisenburg, S. Mlod- zinski. Row 2: E. Davis, D. Lind- gren, J. Burmeister, M. Biciste, B. Kissling, D. Coots. Piper Oracle Row 1: S. Chandler, R. Rickoff B. Brink, J. McCuUogh, N. Crot- zer. Raw 2: J. Phelan, M. Olson B. Sigalove, L. Witt, K. Kersch D. Gott, T. Hartwig, A. Michael M. Millhouser. Rotv 3: B. Weber K. Crushshank. Ravelings Roio 1: M. Millhouser, J. Amon, M. Wendt. Row 2: B. Brink, N. Munn, N. Crotzer, B. Baughman. Row 3: L. Schaeffer. Publications Board A. Adams, B. Kissling, P. Bradley, N. Munn, B. Garro. 89 German Club Row 1: B. McBride, W. Mosbacher, B. Harriss, O. Caede, S. Mlodzinski. Roit; 2: M. Welzel, M. Beck, F. Komater, L. Schaf- fer, S. Zipse, J. Hamly, J. Scherger, S. Azuma. Spanisli Club E. Calevas, C. Richards, B. Roberts, C. Norton, L. Carlson. Row 2: J. Fernandez, S. Gardiner, L. Hammarsten, B. Barrett, B. Sigalove, M. Brown, M. Conn, V. Pinto, A. Basombrio. 90 Frencli Club Row 1: E. Calevas, E. Fuller, T. Roberts, P. Radford, B. Annis. Row 2: B. Buchanan, B. Roberts, C. Carl- son, R. Rick, C. Stromdahl, N. Campbell, N, Munn, C. Trostrud, L. Blow. Row 3: S. Bigham, S. Fenn, M. Millhouser, M. Andras, P. Powell, S. Mlodzinski, S. Gardner, J. Eis- feldt. International Relations Club Row 1: R. Schmidt, J. Eisfeldt, R. Rick, S. Wilson, J. Larson, L. Schaef- fer. Row 2: R. Peevey, J. Hamly, S. Pettit, L. McCrath, Q. Anderson, R. Triner. Woodwind Quartet Bagpipe Band Row 1: M. Buchholz, L. Sweeney, V. Lester, S. Ross. Row 2: D. Hartley, H. Marsh, L. Kraut, R. Downer, D. Hartley. M. Miller, J. Maginn, M. Dawson, Mr. Grischke, W. Yang. Concert Band Row 1: W. Yang, N. Fuhr, J. Maginn, B. Janicek, S. Zipse, M. Belcher, M. Miller. Row 2: L. Janicek, M. Dawson, R. Warren R. Schmidt, F. Killey, D. Hartley, L. Kraut, J. Mitchell, M. Beck. Row 3: E. Freeman, R. Hartley, L. Schaeffer, Mr. Grischke, J. Stack. Choir Row 1: R. Hartlley, B, Cowger, R. Campbell, J. Strand, J. Klinkey, C. Turner, J. Larson, F. White, P. Pirolli, K. Smith. Row 2: E. Bradley, J. Harriss, L. Bowden, B. Smith, W. Clark, K. Bohnen- kamp, N. Munn, J. Powell, K. Lepard, A. Guillinger, C. Trostriid. Row 3: B. Mosbacher, D. Anderson, L. Kraut, D. Paulson, E. Jahn, L. Stevens, C. Moore, M. Hills, C. Wetz, J. Rezner, V. Dunlop, S. Danner. Row 4: A. Roberts, T. Jones, D. Biklen, G. Rogers, R. Holm, J. Maginn, J. Gulley, S. Pecker, K. Matsumoto, S. Mlodzinski, E. Van Arsdale. Row 5: E. Jahn, J. Hemphill, F. Killey, B. Brink, M. Stoops, W. Mosbacher, C. Baughman, C. Easdale, J. Steele. 92 Y.W.C.A. Row 1: S. Kauzlarich, M. Radloff, B. Henry, L. Stevens. Row 2: J. ScouUer, E. Baer, K. Bush, S. Wiseman, E. Isaacson, K. Bannister, Student Wives M. Stiles, B. Smith, M. Hanford, D. Moore, G. Peterson, Sponsor, J. Bianucci, E. Sum- merhill, P. Dudman, L. Gilliland. 94 Independent Woman Officers B. Harris, B. Danielson, S. Wiseman, M. Brown. Association of Woman Students Row 1: B. Harris, J. Brown, L. Moeller, M. Cowley, S. Bedford, E. Fuller, L. Rupe. Row 2: S. Wichert, I. Augsburger, G. Simpson, N. Crotzer, L. Janicek. J Washington Seraester J. Eidt, T. Luetgart. Politics Club Row 1: L. McCrery, G. Jacobson, L, Fuller, J. Eidt, S. Coun- tryman, P. Powell. Row 2: A. Michael, L, Witt, N. Carter, H. Reed, J. McCulloch, L. McPike. Row 3: S. Whiteman, K. Brown, K. Moore, J. Mitchell, J. Flynn, B. Miller, M. Maxson, R. Pfaffman, A. Adams, R. Brown, D. Moore. Row 4: J. Jungjohann, S. Wilson, B. Stack, A. Eisenberg, A. Maga- zine. Row 5: T. Smith, S. Bigham, D. Morton, D. Hartley, F. Komatar. Student Affiliates - A.C.S. Row 1: Dr. Jones, M. Beck, H. Marsh, K. Bush, D, Paulson, S. Zipse, D. Biklen. Row 2: J. Richter, J. Kunze, A. Guillinger, K. Brown, S. McCormick, M. Turner, B. Janicek, B. Ballad. Row 3: E. Brezina, W. Swetz, R. Stevenson, T. Boydston, R. Hamilton, M. Maxson. Econoralcs Club Row 1: P. Bradley, Mr. Olsen, Mr. Herbsleb, B. Kissling. Row 2: T. Smith, B. Stack, B. Garro, R. Peevey, W. Bowers, D. Isaacson, J. Larson, B. Ellis. Row 3: D. Coots, L. Fogle, J. Jungjohann, A. Eisenberg, A. Buckley, B. Coppard, D. Carolus, R. Hothe, J, Green- wald, L. Clark. S.W.A.F. Row 1: Robin Welch, A. Magazine. Row 2: L. McPike, M. Stoops, M. Biciste, L. Blow, L. Lanz, J. Howell. Row 3: R. Kaskell, H. Ingold, P. Hile, J. Osbom, B. Birney, B. Butler. F.W.A.S. Row 1: K. Wood, C. Trostrud, T. Hartwig. Row 2: S. Greene, B. Mason, K. Kersch, P. Neufeldt. Row 3: B. Mabry, A. Teischer, A. Konstandt. Rifle Club Row 1: J. Gianos, S. Pecker, S. Garland, B. Ahlenius, D. Gott, L. Kren. Row 2: S. Powers, B. Geary, D. Kingsley, M. O ' Brien. W.F.S Row 1: L. SchaefFer, M. Moseley, J. Eidt, F. Komatar. Row 2: B. Sigalove, R. Groves, D. Kingsley, R. Ruyle, P. Rast. Row 3: B. Peden, D. Paulson, R. Warren, J. Phelan, B. Beyer. Dolphins i iAMiii iAvii; Row 1: S. Cisna, J. Powell, P. Bussert, S. Earhart, C. Jayne, C. Bnson, J. Forbes, J. Rezner, T. Hartwig, K. Allen, K. Kersch. Row 2: J. Anderson, P. Rast, J. Schneider, B. Lane, S. Johnston, C. Fiirrer, L. Campbell, A. Herbst, P. Reid, S. Anderson, E. Baer. Calipers W.R.A. Officers B. Frank, N. Coots, L. Morgan, L. Kren, R. VanRaam, J. Powell. Row 1: M. Schneider, L. Morgan. How 2: M. Melby, M. Johnson, J. Scherger. ATHLETICS FOOTBALL CROSS COUNTRY Row 1: J. Crum, P. Jones, B. Tucker, M. Maxson, G. Knowles, F. Komatar. Row 2: L. Pink, R. DeMien, B. Taylor, R. Summerhill, J. Mock, B. Medford, J. Flynn. Row 3: P Koch, K. Kleine, E. Paasch, R. Triner, T. Dobbins, J. Armstrong. Row 4: J. Sterguiz, B. Bartosz, J. Pilarski, B. Johnson, R. Paasch, D. Deegan. 103 BASKETBALL Rmu 1: P. Balser, H. Wertich, J. Pilarski, Mr. Ellenberger, G. Gilliland, R. Rodgers, B. Ellis. Row 2: D. Skogland, C. Anderson, J. Stergulz, T. Weber, J. Ulrich, D. Carlson. 104 CHEERLEADERS J. Anderson, S. Anderson, G. Willman, E. Isaacson, R. Welch, C. Bryson. i r mtfkw Hik ' .J PEP CLUB Rotu i: C. Bryson, S. Anderson, R. Welch, J. Iverson, M. Kritzer, S. Wehrs, J. Anderson, E. Isaacson, G. Willman. Row 2: T. Roberts, C. Richards, J. Brown, M. Schneider, J. Kunze, R. Van Raam, B. Heyes, B. Frank, B. Bryan, Roiv 3: L. Campbell, L. Work, L. Rupe, S. Kauzlarich, K. Hamilton, J. Hamly, S. Rountree, K. Banister, F. White, L, Jungbluth, K. Lepard. Row 4: B. Roberts, P. Wilson, M. Biciste, B. Hempling, D. Schliffke, L, Blow, B. Lane, M. Stoops, K. Patterson, B. Baughman, S. Walters, G. Simpson. M-CLUB Row 1: R. Peevey, B. Med- ford, R. Rodgers, J. Auble, C. Anderson, Coach Ellenburger. Row 2: B. Reed, D. Lindgren, R. Tucker, J. Mock, R. Triner, C. Harvey, W. Bowers, C. Os- bom, Q. Anderson. Row 3: D. Biklen, J. Gartner, A. Kline, A. Buckley, D. Elliott, R. Reese, J. Ulrich, G. Gilliland. Row 4: M. Maxson, F. Kom- atar, B. Simpson, S. Pettit, B. Homan, D. Stinipson, A. Magazine, S. Azuma. SWIMMING Row 1: T. Kothe, T. Currier, S. Azuma, C. Harvey. Row 2: R. Nieman, B. Coppard, J. Auble, B. Stillwell. 106 WRESTLING Row 1: W. Bovvers, M. Taylor, W. Wolma, D. Vining, B. Reed. Row 2: E. Paasch, A. Buckley, C. Blatherwick, G. Knowles, B. Taylor. TENNIS R. Campbell, T. Smith, A. Magazine, D. Skogland, D. Sharts, T, Connelly. BASEBALL Row 1: P. Knox, D. Lindgren, M. Taylor, B. Koss, M. Fred- rick, S. MacKenzie. Row S.- Mr. Ellenberger, J. Ulrich, B. McLaren, D. Elliott, R. Reese, P. Easier, D. Anderson. Row 3: H. Wertich, D. Stimpson, F. Kastning, D. Ingerson, R. Lukoff. 108 GOLF ' Row 1: R. Peavey, Mr. Hutch- ins, B. McBride. Row 2: P. C Jones, T. Wall, T. Larson, H. ' siifc ' i Nisbet, D. Shepard. TRACK Row 1: D. Carlson, B. Med- ford, S. Pettit, J. Armstrong. Row 2: D. Bianucci, M. War- ner, D. Asoian, D. Carlson, R. Rodgers. Row 3: Mr. Andrew, J. Wilson, W. Simpson, J. Ster- gulz, T. Weber, R. Zagorske, Mr. Brooks. 109 I.F.C. Row 1: A. Peterson, D. Anderson, B. Tucker, B. Simpson, J. Mock, J. Perzigian, D. Shatwell. Row 2: D. Deegan, L. Larson, L. Fogel, T. Connelly, B. Kurth, K. Sanderson, T. DeSoUar. 110 PANHELLENIC (I) H S. Bedford, K. Barrett, A. Murphy, I. Augsburger, M. Lohner. 112 D o 13 C « fi-C S. 1 t« !- 1 3 J3 b; aj S U D u «J £ 5-£ j2 ' - MH -C U ■2 U 15 1) C 0.2 O 13 .? is o-i £i o o pH J 2 S -o -S o S u d2 aS c d 3 1-, c u o o «. 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Jean Anderson Joel Auble Ida AugsbuTger Sharon Avery Donna Brasel Ed Brezine Joyce Brown Beth Bryan Dave Coots Marlowe Cowley Barb Danielson Eldred Davis 33 Marcia Dawson Carolyn Easdale Jewell Eisfeldt SENIORS Gary Gilliland Lorrie Goldstein William Hanford Judy Hill Judy Hodges Bill Homann 134 Allan Etzbach Liz Fuller Bob Garro Ann Garry mi Jack Harriss George Heck Ellie Hedenberg Jim Hemphill Ki Virginia Hookham Don Isaacson Judy Iverson Jon Jungjohann 135 Barb Kissling Lois Kren Jim Ladd Jan Larson Judy Maxwell Lynn McCrery Judy McCuUoch Carol McMaster ' Donald Moore Linda Morgan Ann Murphy Todahilco Nakamara Dave Lindgren Marilyn Marshall Keiko Matsumoto SENIORS Martha Miller Sandra Mlodzinski James Mock Candace Norton Don Paulson Rick Pfaffman 137 Leonard Pink Pam Radford Byram Reed Rod Reese Robert Rubenzik Lucille Rupe Marilyn Russell Lee Schaeffer Ron Sloan Tom Smith Bob Stack John Stack 138 SENIORS Danny Richards Roxann Rick Barb Roberts Jane Scherger Bill Simpson Dave Simpson Barb Stephani Otto Stephani Dick Streedain 139 GRADUATING SENIORS Class of 1965 Those who have made it Anne Taylor Gary Tee Bob Tucker Joseph White Sue Wichert Genie Wilhnan Susie Wiseman Ron Zagorski Sharon Zipse Donna Zych 140 . . . and those who have not - UNDERCLASSMEN Classes of 1966, ' 67, ' 68 Bob Addleman So Dave Adolphson So Doug Adolphson So Betsy Ahlenius Fr Dave Allen So Kathy Allen Fr Tim Allen Fr Jan Amon Fr Dick Anderson Jr Quinn Anderson Jr 141 Sandy Anderson Fr Mary Andras Fr Russel Andrews Fr Barb Annis Fr Karen Armbruster Fr Anne Armstrong Ft iti t Wayne Barnhisel Jr Barb Barrett Fr Bruce Bartosz So Augusto Basombrio Fr Rod Baxter }r Ben Bayer Fr Steve Bigham Jr Katie Bishop Fr Ted Blair Jr Chuck Blatherwick So Bob Block Fr Linda Blow So UNDERCLASSMEN Anne Auner Fr Debby Baker Fr Joan Baker Ft Bob Ballad Fr Marcia Balstrode Fr Maureen Beck Jr Ken Behrmann Jr Mary Lou Belcher Fr Bob Beranek So Mary Ellen Biciste So Don Bockler Fr Don Boehm Fr Kay Bohnenkamp Jr Doug Borcherdt ]r Gary Borsch Fr UNDERCLASSMEN Larry Bowden So Jeanne Boyd Fr Ted Boydston Fr Bob Brink Fr Gardner Brooks Ft Mary Jane Buchholz Sue Buckles Jr Fr Jim Bunn Fr Judy Burmeister ]r Brian Butler So Jenny Catron So Tom Cerkez Fr Susi Chandler Fr Jan Chase So Sandy Cisna So Kathy Brown Fr Mari Brown So Hiram Brownell Fr John Brumett Fr Connie Bryson Fr Mary Buchanan Fr Bnice Campbell Fr Lea Campbell So Nancy Campbell Fr Rich Campbell So Don Carlson So Linda Carlson So dM Werner Clark Fr Sue Coffman Fr Marcia Conn Fr Nancy Coots Jr Sue Countryman }r Bill Cowger Fr 145 Jan Cox Fr Mike Coyne Fr Tom Currier So Marcey Gushing Fr Steve Dale So Mike Dieckman Fr Gary Doerr So Richard Downard So Tonya Drake Fr Gail Dubinett Fr Jane Farquhar Jr Ken Farrar Fr Sally Fenn Fr Ernest Fieldman So Jerry Fields Jr UNDERCLASSMEN iM tk Sally Danner So Roger Datwiler Fr Ruth Davey Fr Paul Davy Fr Denny Deegan Jr Larry Dew Jr dMuMmk Sue Earhart Fr Jane Eidt Jr Steve Eisele So Jerry Eiserman Fr Howard Emert Fr John Eyre Fr Judy Fiene Jr Sue Fletcher Fr Bob Floyd So Jim Floyd Fr Linda Foust So Betty Frank Jr Patrick Freeman Fr Nancy Fuhr Fr Carol Furrer Fr Suzanne Garland Fr Bruce Geary Fr Sue Green Fr Anne Guilinger So Jo GuUey So Beth Guyer So Allan Hale Fr Chip Harvey ]r Nancy Heath Fr Rick Hellan Fr Chuck Henderson Fr Ann Herbst So UNDERCLASSMEN i Louise Gibson Fr Stan Gilliland So Steve Gilliland Fr DeAnna Gittings Fr Tracy Gore Fr Ellen Graves Fr Mitf Carolyn Hall Fr Kai Hamilton ]r Linnea Hammarsten Bob Harlow Fr Gail Hartong ]r Tina Hartwig Ft Ft . ; ftiiik Steve Hern So Pete Hile So Lareda Hill Fr Mary Hills Ft Lesly Holyoke So Arlie Hooper So Dick Hourigan Fr Jerry Howell So Rick Hoy So Jim Huber Fr Mary Jo Hull Fr Jean Hutchinson Fr Cathy Jayne Fr Louise Jervis Fr Mary Ann Johnson Jr Sue Johnstone Fr Pete Jones So Linda Jungbluth }t Dave Kingsley Fr Janet Klinkey Fr Fred Koerner Fr Keith Koppen Fr Nancy Koresko Fr Lee Kraut So 150 ' ' 1 1 Edith Isaacson So Nan Jackson So Ginny Jacobson So Bonnie Janicek Fr Linda Janicek So Kevin Kacer So Sally Kauzlarich Vr Sue Kauzlarich ]r Carolyn Keith Ft Kay Kersch Ft % 1kk Connie Kulik Ft Pat Kurvivial So Steve Landuyt Ft Barb Lane ]t Ross Langill So UNDERCLASSMEN 151 Jenni Lauer Fr Norman LeClerg Fr Vema Lester Fr Gordy Lidbetter Fr Paul Lordi Fr Harry Lowe So Sandy MacKenzie So Jan Maginn Jr All Mainette Fr Howard Mammen So Richard Mann So John Martin Fr John McBain Fr Bill McBride Jr Sharon McCaw Fr Sara McCormack Fr Mike McCreight Fr Carol McCuUough Fr UNDERCLASSMEN Sharon Lowe Ft Linda Luck Fr Ron Lukoff ]r Bill Lynch Ft Bob Mabry Fr Mary Martineau Fr Caroline Marvin So Betty Mason Ft Penny Mawhinney Ft Mike Maxson ]r Laurie McGrath ]t Doug McKinley Fr Bob McLaren ]r Dick Merritt }r Kathy Melcher So 153 i liiiyl Ann Michael So Nancy Millea Fr Mary Millhouser Fr Bob Minteer }r Jerry Mitchell So Kathy Moore Fr r Bob Neville Fr Sandy Newmann Fr John Noble Jr Kaoru Nodeki Fr Cathy Norris Fr Emmanuel Nsuba-Bo }r Jim Peel Fr Mary Jane Pierce Fr Marie Phillip Fr Mary Ann Pinto So Vince Pinto Jr Pat PiroUi Fr 154 UNDERCLASSMEN Kathy Moore Jr Barb Morrison Fr Steve Morrison Fr Melody Murphy Fr Carolyn Napoli So Diane Osborne So Connie Palos ]r Jerry Palumbo So Barb Peacock Fr Bob Peden Fr Sue Pittenger So Peggy Powell So Phil Powers So Mary Rast Jr Larry Ray Jr 155 UNDERCLASSMEN Pat Reid Fr Joan Rezner Fr Jim Riley Fr Trudy Roberts }r Jim Robinson So Jill Rowan So Dave Rumbough ]r Darlene Scherer Fr Donna Schliffke }r Bob Schmidt Fr Dick Shatwell So Wendell Shauman So Sara Shellman Fr Mike Shoff Fr Sally Shroyer Fr 15 J Cindy Roche Vr John Roesgen Vr Gale Rogers Fr Tom Rohlf Fr Shirley Ross ¥r Sue Rountree So Bill Schmitt Vr Judy Schneider So John Schroeder fr Jane Scouller Ft Dan Sedwick ]r Karen Senew So Barb Sigalove Vr Glenna Simpson r Mary Simpson Fr Len Slotkovvski Ft Beverly Smith Ft Bill Smith So 157 Darlene Smith Fr Fielda Smith Fr Ken Smith Jr Ron Smith Jr Vicky Solak So Kathy Stewart Fr Ken Stiles Jr Val Saems Jr Hiroko Sato Fr McDowell Scantlin Fr Warren Swetz So Morris Taylor So Sandy Terpening Fr Ken Thor Jr Jane Ticknor Fr UNDERCLASSMEN 158 Pat Stan Fr Russ Stanton Fr Gene Stavenhager So Linda Stevens So Alice Stevenson Fr Rod Stevenson Fr VI £ Marion Stoops So Bruce Storey Fr Jim Strand So Crescent Stromdahl Fr Lynne Sweenie Fr Paul Swenson So Cheryl Trostrud Fr Bill Trubeck Fr Cathy Turner Fr Marge Turner Fr Carol Utter So Richard Uzuanis So 159 i n Elaine Van Arsdale Fr Bill Warneck Fr Richard Warren So Marsha Waters Fr Tom Watkins Ft Dick Weaver Ft Harold Wertich Jr Cathy Wetz So Jim Wheeler So Mead Wheeler ]r Dave Whiteman ]r Stan Whiteman Ft kdkk Pat Wilson So Rich Wilson Fr Roger Wilson Fr Steve Wilson Jr Vicky Wilson Fr Lyn Witt ]t 160 i M Tom Weber So Robin Welch Jr Lee Ann Wells Fr Marcia Welzel r Marti Wendt Fr Marj Widiger So John Wierman Jr Payson Wild So Donna Williams Fr Jennifer Williams So Won Yang Fr Sonja Zedigian So Jeanne Zimmerman Jr Toby Zimon So UNDERCLASSMEN AMEN 161 INDEX Adams, Andrew 84, 89, 96, 124 Addelman, Robert 141 Adolphson, David 126, 141 Adolphson, Douglas 126, 141 Ahlenius, Elizabeth 99, 112, 113, 141 Aichele, Donald Allaman, Mary Loo Allen, Carolyn Duncan Allen, David 141 Allen, Kathleen 100, 141 Allen, Timothy 120, 141 Al-Marei, Hamad Al-Sarah, Yacoub Amon, Janice 89, 141 C. Anderson 112 Anderson, Charles 104, 106, 120, 132 Anderson, Daniel Anderson, Donald 120, 121 Anderson, Jean 116, 132 Anderson, Judith 100, 105, 118 Anderson, Quinn 91, 106, 128, 141 Anderson, Richard 81, 85, 92, 108, 110, 124, 141 Anderson, Sa ndra 100, 105, 142 Andras, Mary 91, 142 Andrews, Richard 128, 129 Andrews, Russell 142 Annis, Barbara 91, 112, 113, 142 Arkebauer, James Annbnister, Karen 112, 113, 142 Armstrong, Anne 116, 117, 142 Armstrong, Diana Armstrong, Jerry 103, 109, 120 Asoian, Richard 109, 128 Auble, Joel 106, 126, 132 Augspurger, Idabelle 94, 111, 112, 133 Auner, Anne 118, 143 Avery, Pamela 114, 115 Avery, Sharon 84, 116, 133 Azuma, Steven 90, 106, 126 Baer, Elaine 94, 100, 114 Baker, Deborah 143 Baker, Edward Baker, Joan 143 Baker, Robert Ballad, Robert 85, 97, 143 Balstrode, Marcia 143 Banister, Mary 94, 105, 116 Barnhisel, Wayne 142 Barr, Henry Barrett, Barbara 90, 118, 119, 142 Barrett, Karen 111, 116 Bartelt, Allan Bartosz, Bruce 103, 128, 129, 142 Basler, Peter 104, 108, 120 Basombrio, Augusto 90, 142 Baughman, Barbara 79, 89, 105, 116 Baughman, Carol 92, 116, 117 Baxter, Rodney 122, 142 Bayer, Benjamin 142 Beaty, Frank Beaudry, Chris Beck, Maureen 90, 92, 97, 143 Bedford, Sharron 94, 111, 112, 123, 133 Begeman, Edward Behringer, Dorothy Behrmann, Kenneth 143 Belcher, Mary 92, 114, 115, 143 Bellchamber, James Bennett, James Bennett, Robert Bensen, Jack Bentley, William 128, 129 Beranek, Robert 124, 125, 143 Bern, Harold Berry, Arthiir Beveridge, Dorothy Beyer, Robert 99 Bianucci, Daniel 109 Biciste, Mary 87, 98, 105, 116, 143 Bielawa, Kenneth 128 Bigham, Steven 85, 91, 96, 142 Biklen, David 85, 86, 92, 97, 106, 124 Birney, Bruce 98 Bishop, Catherine 85, 142 BLxby, Nancy 116 Blackstone, Janet Blair, Theodore 142 Blakeley, Geraldine 112 Blasiole, Sylvia 116, 117 Blatherwick, Charles 107, 122, 142 Block, Robert 142 Blow, Linda 91, 98, 105, 114, 142 Boberg, Tim Bockler, Don 124, 125, 143 Boehm, Don 126, 127, 143 Bohnenkamp, Kathleen 92, 114, 143 Borcherdt, Douglas 112, 143 Borsch, Gary 143 Boudin, Richard 133 Bowden, Larry 124, 144 Bowers, John Bowers, Willis 97, 106, 107 Boyd, Jeanne 144 Boydston, Theodore 97, 124, 125, 144 Bradley, Edward 132 Bradley, Joann 118, 119 Bradley, Patricia 89, 97, 116, 123, 132 Brasel, Donna 116, 132 Brezina, Edward 82, 97, 133 Brian, M. 96 Brink, Robert 86, 88, 89, 92, 124, 125, 144 Broder, Robert Broderick, Dean Brokaw, Leonard Brooks, Gardner 144 Brown, Joyce 94, 105, 113, 133 Brown, Kathy 96, 97, 114, 115, 145 Brown, Larry Brown, Mari Jane 90,94, 145 Brown, Merrily Brown, Richard 85, 96 Brownell, Hiram 126, 145 Brownstein, Michael Bruce, Robert Bronett, John 145 Brunke, Karen 112 Bnming, Harvey 122 Bryan, Beth 105, 116, 123, 133 Bryson, Connie 100, 105, 118, 119, 145 Buchanon, Mary 91, 118, 119, 145 Buchholz, Mary 92, 144 Buckle, Susan 112, 144 Buckley, Arthur 97, 106, 107, 120 Bunn, James 120, 144 Burmeister, Judy 82, 83, 87, 85, 114, 144 Bush, Karen 79, 94, 97, 132 Bussert, Priscilla 82 Butler, Brian 98, 128, 144 Cairnes, Donna 132 Caldwell, Julie Calevas, Elaine 84, 90, 91, 116 Callaway, Joseph Campbell, Bruce 145 Campbell, Lea 100, 105, 118, 123, 145 Campbell, Nancy 85, 91, 116, 117, 145 Campbell, Richard 92, 108, 124, 145 Carlson, Connie 81, 91, 116, 132 Carlson, Don 104, 109, 128, 145 Carlson, Douglas 109, 126 Carlson, Linda 90, 145 Carolus, Douglas 97, 128, 132 Carter, Nicola 96, 114 Case, Floyd Cation, James Catron, Jennifer 116, 144 Caufield, Mike 124, 125 Cavanaugh, Bill Cerkez, Thomas 144 Chandler, Sue 79, 88, 116, 117, 144 Charles, David 120 Chase, Janet 114, 144 Choi, Dennis Chrisler, Leslie Cisna, Sandra 100, 144 Clark, Larry 97 Clark, Werner 92, 124, 125, 145 Clayton, Janet Cochrun, John Coffman, Susan 145 Conkling, Judy 118 Conn, Marcia 90, 145 Connelly, Thomas 108, 110, 120 Converse, William Cook, Patricia 118 Coots, David 86, 87, 97, 120, 133 Coots, Nancy 101, 116, 145 Coppard, William 97, 106, 126 Countryman, Susan 83, 85, 96, 116, 145 Cowger, William 92, 124, 125, 145 Cowley, Marlowe 94, 133 Cox, Janet 112, 113, 146 Coyne, Michael 146 Cranwill, Michael Creath, Ronald Crotzer, Nancy 88, 89, 95, 116, 117 Cruickshank, Kenneth 88 Cnim, James 103 Cumming, Catherine 116 Cunningham, William Curd, David Currier, Thomas 106, 126, 146 Gushing, Marcey 146 Dale, Stephen 146 Damon, Gary Danielson, Barbara 85, 94, 133 Danner, Sally 92, 116, 123, 147 Danz, William Datwyler, Roger 147 _ Davey, Ruth 118, 119, 147 Davis, Eldred 87, 133 Davis, Paul Davy, Paul 126, 147 Dawson, Marcia 81, 92, 112, 134 Decristoford, Ralph Deegan, Dennis 103, 110, 128, 147 Deibel, David Demet, Judy 118, 119 Demet, Kathy 118 Demien, Ronald 103, 120, 121 Desollar, Thomas 110,122 Dew, Larry 122, 147 Dewitt, Joel Deyoung, Janet Diamond, William Dickson, Thomas Dieckmann, Michael 146 Dierstein, Toni 116 D ' Introno, Cataldo Dobbins, Terry 86,103, 120,121 Doerr, Gary 146 Domans, Elliott Dotson, Michael Downard, Richard 92, 146 Drake, Tonya 146 DriscoU, Howard Dubinett, Gail 146 Dudman, Michael Dudman, Priscilla EHinlop, Vicki 92 Durham, Gerald 124 Earhart, Susan 100, 112, 147 Easdale, Carolyn 84, 85, 92, 134 Edman, Webster Edwards, Donald Edwards, William 126 Egan, Roberta Eidt, Jane 95, 99, 112, 147 Eisle, Steven 120, 121, 147 Eisenberg, Arthur 87, 96, 97, 126 Eisenhard, Eleanor Eiserman, Jerald 147 Eisfeldt, Barry Eisfeldt, Jewell 86, 91, 114, 134 Elliott, Dennis 106, 108, 124, 125 Ellis, Robert 97, 103, 120 Emert, Howard 124, 125, 147 Etzbach, Allan 124, 135 Eyre, John 122, 123, 147 Fahrenwald, James Farmer, Robert Farquhar, Jane 146 Farrar, Ken 146 Farrington, Peter 128, 129 Faydash, Stephen 126, 127 Feinblatt, Richard Fenn, Sally 91, 114, 115, 146 Fernandez, Donna Fernandez, Juan 84, 90, 124 Fieldman, Ernest 146 Fields, Jerry 116, 146 Fields, Pamela Fiene, Judith 112, 147 Filip, Roger 124, 125 Fischer, Alice 114 ' Fisher, Barbara Fletcher, John Fletcher, Susan 147 Floyd, James 147 Floyd, Robert 126, 147 Flynn, James 96, 103 Fogle, Lyle 97, 110, 120, 121 Forbes, Janet 100, 112, 113 Fort, Elbridge Foster, David Foust, Linda 112, 147 Francis, Griff Francona, Anthony Frank, Betty 101, 105, 116, 147 Franklin, Virginia Frederick, William Fredrick, Michael 108, 126 Freeman, Eileen 92, 112, 113 Freeman, Patrick 126, 127, 148 Frost, Robert 126 Fuhr, Nancy 92, 148 Fuller, Elizabeth 81, 84, 91, 94, 9 ' 118, 135 Fuller, Nancy Funk, John Furrer, Carol 100, 148 Gaddy, Peter Gaede, Owen 90, 126 Gaffney, Edward 123 Garland, Suzanne 90, 91, 99, 148 Garro, Robert 82, 84, 89, 97, 135 Garry, Ann 116, 135 Gartner, Joseph 106 Gartner, Susan 116, 117 Geary, Bruce 99, 148 George, Thomas C. 128, 129 George, Thomas N. 126 Gianos, John 98 Gibson, Louise 149 Giles, George 126 Gillan, Carol Gillespie, Delman 128 Gillette, James D. Gilliland, Gary 104, 106, 134 Gilliland, Stan 149 Gilliland, Stephen 149 Gittings, Deanna 149 Gietz, William Goldner, David Goldsborough, William Goldstein, Lorraine 112, 134 Gore, Tracy 149 Gott, Donna 81, 88, 99 Gould, Robvn 114, 115 Graf, Thomas Grant, Suzanne 118 Grass, Peter 128 Graves, Ellen 82, 114, 115, 149 Greene, Suzanne 85, 98, 148 Greenwald, James 87, 124 Gregory, Arden Gronwall, Raymond 128, 129 Gross, Terry 122 Grosscup, Lois Grossman, John 129 Groves, Robert 99 Guilinger, Anne 85, 92, 97, 148 GuUey, Jo Anne 92, 114, 148 Gunning, Thomas Guyer, Beth 116, 148 Hale, Allan 148 Hall, Carolyn 149 Hamilton, Catherine Hamilton, Kai 105, 118, 149 Hamilton, Richard 97, 124 Hamly, Janet 90, 91, 105, 116 Hamm,Ronald Hammarsten, Linnea 79, 90, 116, 117, 149 Hanford, William 134 Hahna, Ross Harlow, Bob 149 Harmen, John Harrington, Robert Harris, Barbara 90, 94 Harris, Dorothy 118 Harriss, John Hart, Augustin Hart, James Hartley, Daniel 92, 96 Hartley, Eugene Hartley, Richard 92 Hartman, Thomas Hartong, Gail 118, 149 Hartwig, Tina 88, 98, 100, 118, 119 Harvey, John 106, 128, 148 Hase, Christine Hatch, James Hayman, William Hazen, William Headen, David Heath, Nancy 116, 117, 148 Heck, George 135 Hedenberg, Eleanor 116, 135 Heefner, Jeffrey Hehn, Robert 126 Heimlich, Dale 126 Heitz, John 122 Hellan, Richard 148 Heller, James Hemphill, James 92, 126, 135 Hemphill, John 86, 126, 127 Hempling, Polly 105, 114 Henderson, Charles 148 Henning, Brooke 118 Henry, Barbara 94, 118 Herbst, Ann 100, 118, 148 Hern, Stephen 82, 124,149 Hewlett, Joseph 120, 121 Heyes, Bonnie 105, 114 Hicks, John Hile, Peter 98, 124, 149 Hill, Jane 116 Hill, Judith 114, 134 Hill, Lareda 118, 149 Hills, Mary 92, 112, 113, 149 Hinchliffe, Courtney Hite, George Hodges, Judith 84, 116, 134 Hohl, Kenneth 120, 121 Holm, Ronald 92 Holyoke, Lesly 116, 149 Homann, William 106, 134 Hooker, James Hookham, Virginia 112, 135 Hooper, Arlie 149 Hopkins, Benjamin 128 Hopkins, Rebecca Homer, John Hothe, Randall 97 Hourigan, Richard 150 Howard, Stephen Howell, Jerry 82, 86, 120, 121, 150 Hoy, Rick 150 Huber, James 128, 129, 150 Huchital, David Huff, Rosalie 85 Hull, Mary 116, 117, 150 Hunter, Muriel 118, 119 Hutchinson, Jean 118, 123, 150 Ijams, Edward Ingerson, Donald 82, 108, 124 Ingold, Harry 98, 124 Isaacson, Don 97, 126, 135 Isaacson, Edith 94, 105, 118, 150 Iverson, Judith 105, 118, 135 Izumi, Kotaro Jackson, Nan 114, 151 Jacobson, Virginia 95, 116, 151 Jahn, Edward 92 Janicek, Bonnie 92, 97, 114, 115, 151 Janicek, Linda 79, 92, 95, 123, 151 Jasperson, Leslie Jayne, Catharine 100, 150 Jensen, Richard 126 Jervis, Louise 150 Johnson, Diane Johnson, Mary Ann 101, 112, 150 Johnson, Robert 103 Johnson, Wayne Johnston, Richard Johnston, Sally 116, 117 Johnstone, Susan 100, 150 Jones, Peter 103, 109, 128, 150 Jones, Sue Joy, James Jungbluth, Linda 105, 118, 150 Jungjohann, Jon 96, 97, 124, 135 Kacer, Kevin 151 Kachel, Mark Kaskel, Frederick 98, 126 Kastning, Frederick 108 Kauzlarich, Sally 151, 107 Kauzlarich, Susan 82, 94, 105. 114, 151 Keith, Carolyn 118, 119, 151 Keith, Warren Keller, Virginia Kemper, Noel Kern, Sonya Kersch, Kay 88, 98, 100, 118, 119, 151 Kershaw, Stephen Killey, Frank 92, 128 Kimberley, Joan Kingsley, David 99, 150 Kingston, Joseph Kinne, Claudia 114, 115 Kintner, Kathleen Kirk, Kathryn 116 Kirk-patrick, David Kirksey, James Kissling, Barbara 86, 87, 89, 97, 118, 136 Klein, Kenneth 103, 126 Kleine, Albert 106, 120 Klima, Bonnie 118 Klinkey, Janet 92, 150 Knoch, Susan 123 Knowles, Gary 103, 107, 124 Knox, Joyce 108 Koch, John 103, 128 Koehler, Richard Koerner, Albert 150 Komatar, Frank 90, 97, 99, 103, 106 Konstandt, Andrew 98 Koppen, Keith 120, 121, 150 Koresko, Nancy 150 Koss, Robert 108, 124, 125 Kothe, Terry 106, 126 Kotkin, Charles Kraus, Helen Kraushaar, Mark Kraut, Arthur 150 Kraut, Leon 92, 124 Kren, Lois 99, 101, 136 Kribben, Arthur Krippels, Renate Kritzer, Martha 84, 105, 118 Kuehn, Kathy Kukla, Robert 126, 127 Kulik, Constance 151 Kunze, Jerril Ti 97, 105, 116 Kurivial, Patrick 151 Kurth, Robert 110, 126 Lacroix, Susan Ladd, James 136 Ladue, Lucille Lafferty, Michael Land, Meredith 118, 119 Landuyt, Stephen 151 Lane, Barbara 100, 105, 151 Langill, Ross 151 Lanning, Gordon 86, 124 Lanz, Lois 99 164 Larsen, Lee 110, 126 Larson, Gerald 126 Larson, Janet 81, 85, 87, 91, 92, 97, 136 Larson, Terry 109, 120 Latta, John 122 Latimer, Charles Lauer, Jennifer 118, 119, 152 Lavigne, Dennis Layton, Peter Leclerq, Norman 152 Lemke, David Lepard, Katherine 92, 105, 116, 123 Leper, Fran Lester, Vema 92, 152 Lewis, John Lewis, Tom Lian, Morten Lidbetter, Gordon 152 Lieb, David Lilliman, Eloise Lindgren, David 82, 86, 87, 106, 108, 124, 137 Lindquist, Judith Lindsey, Alexander Lindsey, Charles 122, 123 Lobb, Ronald Lohner, Marcia 111, 116 Long, Trudy 118, 123 Loo, Robert Lordi, Paul 152 Lowe, Harry 152, 109 Lowe, Sharon 116, 117, 153 Loya, Alan 126 Luck, Linda 116, 117, 153 Luetgert, Terry 96, 124 Lukoff, Ronald 108, 128, 153 Lunkusky, Donald Luomanen, John Lyddon, Lois Lynch, William 126, 127, 153 Mabry, Robert 99, 122, 123, 153 Mackenzie, Alexander 108, 152 Macneil, Donald Macwilliam, James Magazine, Alan 86, 96, 98, 106, 108, 128 Maginn, Janet 92, 112, 152 Mahogany, Frederick Mainetti, Alfred 123, 152 Mammen, Howard 152 Manley, Carolyn Mann, Richard 152 Marine, Maryanne 118 Marsh, Harold 92, 124 Marshall, Charles Marshall, John Marshall, Marilyn 112, 137 Martin, John 128, 129, 152 Martineau, Mary 153 Marvin, Caroline 82, 116, 153 Mason, Betty 98, 118, 153 Mason, Jeffrey Matsumoto, Keiko 92, 137 Mawhinney, Suzanne 153 Maxson, Michael 96, 97, 103, 106, 153 Maxwell, Gregory Maxwell, Judith 112, 136 McBain, John 124, 125, 152 McBride, William 81, 90, 109, 152 McCain, Patricia McCaw, Sharon 152 McClanahan, Ruth McClure, William McCormick, Sara 97, 114, 115, 152 McCreight, Michael 152 McCrery, Lynn 95, 123, 136 McCulloch, Judith 82, 83, 88, 96, 136 McCuUough, Carol 112, 152 McCune, David McGill, James McGinnes, Patrick McGinnes, Terry McGrath, Laurie 81, 86, 91, 153 McKee, Jo Ann McKensie, Alexander 112, 120, 121 McKinlay, Douglas 126, 153 McLaren, Robert 108, 124, 153 McLaughlin, David McMaster, Carol 118, 136 McNally, Daniel McPike, Ehzabeth 79, 86, 96, 98, 118 Medford, Brian 103, 105, 109, 128 Melby, Mary 101 Melcher, Kathleen 112, 153 Melvin, Mary Merrill, Dan Merritt, Richard 153 Mervis, Ronald Meyer, Frederick Meyer, Robert Michael, Ann 88, 96, 114, 154 MUlea, Nancy 154 Miller, Bruce 126 Miller, Martha 92, 116, 137 Miller, Robert 96, 126 Millhouser, Mary 88, 89, 91, 114, 115, 154 MUliron, Dallas Minteer, Robert 154 Mitchell, Jerry 92, 96, 123, 154 Mlodzinski, Sandra 82, 87, 90, 92, 112, 137 Mock, James 103, 106, 110, 124, 137 Moeller, Linda 95, 116 Moore, Don W. 96 Moore, Donald J. 136, 84 Moore, Kathleen (Fr.) 92, 114, 115, 154 Moore, Kathryne (Jr.) 96, 112, 155 Morgan, Linda 101, 112, 136 Morhous, Jeffrey Morrill, Mary 118 Morrill, Richard 122, 123 Morrison, Barbara 155 Morrison, Richard Morrison, Steve 155 Morton, Donald 96 Morton, John Mosbacher, James Mosbacher, Wanda 85, 86, 90, 92, 112 Moseley, Mary 99 Moses, Alfred 86, 128 Munn, Nancy 79, 81, 89, 91, 92, 116 Munneke, Katherine Munnecke, William 126 Murphy, Ann 111, 118, 136 Murphy, Melody 155 Nakamura, Shiro Nakamura, Tadahiko 136 Napoli, Carolyn 155 Nathan, Donald Needham, George Nesbitt, Barbara Neufeldt, Penny 98, 116, 117 Neville, Robert 154 Newberg, Alan Newman, Sandy 154 Newton, Ann 118, 119 Nichols, Terry Nielsen, John Niemann, Ronald 106 Nisbet, Henry 109, 122 Noble, John 120, 154 Nodeki, Kaoru 154 Norris, Catherine 154 Norris, Mark Norton, Candace 90, 137 Noyes, Dennis Nsuba Bo, Emmanuel 154 O ' Brien, Michael J. 99 O ' Brien, Michael P. O ' Connell, Carole O ' Dor, Leslie 118 Oleson, Arvid Oleson, Merle Olson, Maren 88 Osborn, Clifford 106, 126 Osbom, John 98, 122 Osborn, Diane 118, 155 Oswald, Thomas 126 Paasch, Earl 103, 107, 122 Paasch, Richard 103, 128, 129 Palmer, David Palos, Constance 155 Palumbo, Gerald 120, 155 Parker, Russell 126 Parseghian, Margo 118, 119 Patterson, Kathleen 86, 105, 116 Paulson, Donald 92, 97, 99, 124, 137 Payne, Mitchell 124 Peacock, Barbara 155 Peavey, Roger 91, 97, 106, 109 Pecker, Susan 92, 98, 113 Peden, Robert 99, 155 Peel, James 154 Peirce, Mary 154 Pelino, Albert 128, 129 Persons, Mary Perzigian, James 110, 126 Petersen, Alan 110, 120 Peterson, John Peterson, Theodore Petti t, Stephen 91, 106, 109, 128 Pfaffmann, Frederick 80, 83, 96, 124, 137 Phelan, John 81, 88, 99 Phillip, Marie 112, 113, 154 Pickett, Lawrence Pilarski, James 103, 104, 126 Pinelli, Frank Pink, Leonard 103, 138 Pinkel, John 128 Pinto, Mary Ann 114, 154 Pinto, Vincent 90, 122, 154 Pirolli, Patricia 92, 116, 117, 154 Pitcher, Conrad Pittenger, Susan 155 Pomcroy, John Ponitch, Jerry Porter, Leonard Porter, Tony Potter, Charles Potter, Linn Powell, Joanne 92, 100, 101 Powell, Peggy 91, 96, 112, 155 Powers, Gregory Powers, Philip 99, 120, 121, 155 Praet, Carol 116 Prindle, Robert 122 Radford, Pamela 91, 138 Radloff, Martha 94, 114, 123 Rafferty, Kathleen 118 Rankin, Anita Rast, Mary 99, 100, 155 Ray, Larry 86, 124, 155 Reed, Byram 106, 107, 122, 138 Reed, Helen 96 Reed, Kennedy Reed, Robert Reeder, Suzanne 114, 115 Reese, Rodney 106, 108, 128, 138 Rehfield, George Reid, Patricia 100, 114, 115, 156 Rezner, Joan 79, 92, 100, 112, 113, 156 Rice, Stephen Richard, David 128 Richard, Stephen 129 Richards, Carolyn 90, 105, 118 Richards, Danny 126, 139 Rick, Roxann 91, 139 Rickoff, Rick 88, 126 Riker, Glenn 123 Riley, James 156 Ritscher, James 78, 97 Roberts, Albert 92 Roberts, Barbara 84, 91, 105, 118, 139 Roberts, Jackie 91, 105, 118, 156 Roberts, John Robinson, James 128 Robinson, James 120, 156 Roche, Cynthia 114, 115, 157 Rodgers, Richard 104, 106, 109, 120 Rodgers, Samuel Roesgen, John 157 Rogers, Gale 92, 157 Rohlf, Thomas 157 Rompella, Richard 120 Rose, Robert 126 Roseboom, Donald Rosine, Elon Ross, Don Ross, Josephine Ross, Shirley 92, 157 Rountree, Susan 105, 116, 157 Roush, Robert Rowan, Jill 112, 156 Rubenzik, Robert 78, 138 Rubin, Edward Rulison, Michael 128, 129 Rumbough, David 156 Rupe, Lucille 95, 105, 114, 138 Rupert, Jay 128, 129 Russell, Marilyn 118, 138 Ruyle, Robb 99, 124 Ryberg, Jon Rylander, Robert 122 Saems, Valerie 118, 158 Sanderson, Keith 110, 122 Sato, Hiroko 158 Scantlin, McDowell 158 Schaeffer, Frederick Schaeffer, Lee 85, 89, 90, 91, 99, 138 Schantz, Linda Scheidemantle, Gary 128, 129 Scherer, Darleen 156 Scherer, Jane 90, 101, 112, 139 Schliffke, Donna 105, 114, 156 Schmidlapp, Carl Schmidt, Raymond 92, 120, 121, 122 Schmidt, Robert 91, 156 Schmidt, William 123, 157 Schneider, Judith 113, 157 Schneider, Lawrence Schneider, Margaret 101, 105, 114 Schnell, Mary 116 Schroeder, John 123, 157 Schuldt, Dawn Scouller, Jane 94, 114, 115, 157 Sedwick, Dan 157 Selley, Vernon Senew, Karen 157 Serbin, John 128 Shane, John Sharts, Richard 108 Shatwell, Richard 110, 124, 156 Shauman, Wendell 124, 156 Shawver, James Sheffield, Roger 122, 123 Shellman, Sara 156 Shepard, David 109, 120 Shoff, Michael 156 Shroyer, Sally 156 Sigalove, Barbara 88, 90, 99, 156 Simmons, George 122 Simpson, David 122, 139 Simpson, Glenna 86, 95, 105, 114, 157 Simpson, Joseph Simpson, Mary 114, 115, 157 Simpson, William 86, 106, 109, 110, 124, 139 Skinner, John Skogland, Douglas 104, 108, 128 Slaughter, Carl 122 Sloan, Ronald 124, 138 Slotkowski, Leonard 157 Smith, Beverly 157 Smith, Darlene 158 Smith, Fielda 92, 118, 119, 158 Smith, John 128 Smith, Kenneth 126, 158 Smith, Mary Jane Smith, Richard Smith, Robert 126 Smith, Ronald 126, 158 Smith, Thomas 96, 97, 108, 138 Smith, Virginia 116 Smith, William 157 Smith, Woodard Snodgrass, David Snyder, Suzanne 114, 123 Solak, Victoria 158 Southerlan, Harriet Spielman, Joan Stack, John 92, 122, 138 Stack, Robert 96, 97, 124, 138 Stakis, Kenneth Stan, Patricia 116, 117, 159 Stand, Lynn 118 Stanton, Russell 159 Stavenhagen Gene 159 Steele, Jean 92 Stellar, Robert Stephani, Barbara 118, 139 Stephani, Otto 120, 139 Stergulz, John 103, 104, 109, 124 Stevens, James Stevens, Linda 92, 94, 159 Stevens, Nina Stevens, Sondra Stevenson, Alice 114, 115, 159 Stevenson, Rodney 97, 124, 125, 159 Stewart, Allen Stewart, Kathryn 114, 115, 158 Stiles, Kenneth 158 Stiles, Robert Stillwell, William 106, 126 Simpson, David 106, 108, 128 Stone, Bruce Stone, Cecile Stoops, Marion 79, 85, 86, 92, 98, 105, 112, 159 Storey, Bruce 159 Strand, James 92, 159 Strand, Susan 118 Strauch, David Streedain, Richard 126, 139 Stris, William Stromdahl, Crescent 91, 114, 115, 159 Strube, Robert 126 Struble, John 126 Summerhill, Ralph 103, 120 Sutton, Cathleen Swearingen, Jay Sweenie, Lynne 92, 159 Swenson, Paul 124, 159 Swetz, Warren 97, 128, 158 Taylor, Anne 118, 140 Taylor, Morris 107, 108, 158 Taylor, William A. 103, 107, 120, 121, 126 Tee, Gary 140 Teicher, Alan 98 Tench, Barbara Terpening, Sandra 112, 113, 158 Thompson, Kenneth Thor, Kenneth 124, 158 Thorn, Geoffrey Ticknor, Jane 118, 119, 158 Tomlin, Edwin Toms, John Trendler, Robert 122 Triner, Russell 91, 103, 106, 128 Trostrud, Cheryl 85, 91, 92, 98, 118, 119, 159 Trout, James Truax, James Trubeck, Barbara 118, 126, 127 Trubeck, William 159 Tucker, Robert 87, 103, 106, 110, 120, 140 Turnbull, William Turner, Catherine 92, 159 Turner, Eugene 128 Turner, Gary Turner,Margaret 97, 159 Turrel, Jane Uhl, Roger Uhlrich, James 104, 106, 108, 126 Upton, Peter 124, 125 Utter, Carl 85, 112, 159 Uzuanis, Richard 122, 123, 159 Valenti, Frank Vanarsdale, Elaine 92, 114, 115, 160 Vanbuskirk, Chan Vance, Verlea Vandemark, John VanRaam, Rosalie 101, 105, 114 Vining, Richard 107, 120 Vlasis, George 123 Von Albrecht, Richard 126 Voland, Richard Wade, Sandra 114 Wadsworth, Philip Walls, Thomas 109 Walsh, Joseph Walter, Suzanne 86, 105, 116 Ward, Jeffrey 128 Warfield, Robert Warneck, William 160 Warner, Mark 109, 126 Warren, Richard 92, 99, 122, 160 Warshawsky, Marvin Warsaw, John Washburn, John 124, 125 Waters, Marsha 160 Watkins, Thomas 120, 121, 160 Watras, Edward Watson, Richard Way, Geary Wayne, John Weaver, David 120, 121, 160 Weaver, John Webb, Charles Weber, Robert 88 Weber, Thomas 104, 109, 120, 161 Wehrs, Sharon 84, 86, 105, 112 Weil, Harold Welch, Robin 98, 105, 116, 161 Wells, Lee Ann 116, 117, 161 Wells, Richard Welzel, Marcia 90, 112, 161 Wendt, Martha 89, 161 Wertich, Harold 104, 108, 128, 160 Westland, Richard Wetz, Catherine 92, 160 Whalen, Marcia 118 Wheeler, James 128, 160 Wheeler, Mead 160 White, Anne 116 White, Frances 92, 105, 116 White, Joseph 128, 140 Whiteman, David 126, 160 Whiteman, Stanley 96, 122, 123, 160 Wibiral, Allan 124 Wichert, Susan 33, 95, 118, 140 Widiger, Marjorie 85, 116, 161 Wierman, John 117, 124, 161 Wiesenfeld, Ira Wigton, Doug Wild, Payson 124, 161 Williams, Donna 161 Williams, Jennifer 116, 123, 161 Williams, Judy 114 Willman, Eugenia 82, 105, 118, 140 Wilmot, Edward Wilson, Bruce Wilson, Jim 109, 124 Wilson, Patricia 105, 114, 123, 160 Wilson, Richard 126, 160 Wilson, Ronald 122 Wilson, Roger 122 123, 160 Wilson, Stephen 91, 96, 160 Wilson, Victoria 114, 115, 160 Wimer, Gary 126 Wiseman, Susie 84, 85, 94, 95, 140 Witt, Madelyn 88, 96, 118, 160 Wolma, William 107, 126 Wong, John Wood, Karen 98, 116, 117 Work, Lynne 105, 118, 161 Wyard, James Yahnke, Richard 126 Yang, Won 92, 116, 117, 161 York, Herbert Yost, Charles Zagorski, Ronald 84, 109, 124, 140 Zedigian, Sonja 112, 161 Zika, Robert 120, 121 Zimmerman, Jeanne 114, 161 Zimon, Anthony 161 Zipse, Sharon 78, 90, 92, 97, 112, 140 Zych, Donna 79, 140