Monmouth College - Ravelings Yearbook (Monmouth, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1970 volume:

ii a km i i i a  Photographe 1 Ellie Arkis Heinz Brisske Gabe Aprati anizations: Lucv Hvde Teva Waldo Cover: Nestor Brown III - T r MONMOUTH COLLEGE FOUNDED 1853 Monmouth College ... an unforgettable reality, made physical by brick, and human by spirit and tradition, born by a quest for knowledge Monmouth remains a bastion of knowledge dropped into the heartland of raw prairie country. Here the freshman is introduced to an ancient battle - the battle in which man attempts to wrench free the infinite secrets of his universe, to devour the mysteries of human existence and experience. While the Battle Academia rages, so screams the buzz-saw , so echos the crash of hammer against steel, and brick rises upon brick, beam rests upon pillar. . . and Monmouth changes and grows. The wisdom and maturity behind Monmouth ' s 117 years dictates change, progress, expansion to be vital ■ ■■HUH IB I M I i M ' and so this same Quinby House that sheltered these men and their predecessors witnesses the birth of needed additions to the campus it has silently guarded for years. There is on the Monmouth campus a small group of hand-picked, specially trained mercenaries oper- ating under the mysterious name of The Green Army. For years the Monmouth community has en- deavored to uncover the function of the organization, but all has failed. Some have suggested that this army draws on the ancient manuscripts of Genghis Khan to construct its tactical maneuvers, others disagree and maintain that the army is an elite branch of the C.l.A. Regardless, under the command of one General Bunn these war lords make their presence felt. They cannot be ignored and must be dealt with ... they are a part of Monmouth College. As the Green Army is part of Monmouth, so arc its traditions. The freshman is introduced to an entire spectrum of them, perhaps the most exciting of which is ... Homecoming. Initiated by a colorful parade, an appearance of The Phantom Scot, and a magnificent queen. Homecoming begins. . . and events come to a furious climax in a blood-and-guts battle over a Bronze Turkey Monmouth claims many more in its collection of traditions. They are unique things like a cannon, a troupe of bagpipers called The Highlanders, Some will experience the most meaningful tradition of them all, but all will spend endless hours in Wallace Hall. After the ease of Orien tation, the freshman realizes that it ' s over, and that soon the autumn wind will speak, bellowing books, ballpoints, erasers, pamphlets, notebooks, and - work - •J ._. . can ' t slow down ol), take a break you kiddin ' . J rush, rush... look, this is my last chance to learn this stuff, these people, after all, I gotta live here for four years the anatomy oj the first week of classes. chapters 1-5 3 references the f(x)= i styx problems 1,2,1 7-50 no late pape 2 minute speech on me!? THI • If 2. f Id good-bye classes-hello afternoon ... and Coach Andrew, 6 laps lack of breath and fatigue hope whispers peace Nt A D t ? October brings Homecoming, and a question- and an answer- which is- yes, I ' d love to be your date chicken wire, paint, 14 feet of 2x4, bags under the eyes. and its ready, to be rated 1st place j, -.- . mm? louder, LOUDER! they can ' t hear us, crush, bash, trample, mesmerize, and win, win, win. ■ V reign on queen, like your ancestral Guinevere, with your court of beauties, and Coach Woll they heard the screaming of our rasping voices... the adrenalin churned, and the turkey is safe again what fever is this Homecoming that brings us Stevie Wonder, funky, soul, uibrance, and gyration ' : the end of a heavy week-end. a union break, a chance to b.s. and use that four letter word.... Coke gluey fingertips, iron muscles electric reflexes. and glory « ■; ' ' . and from Reichow ' s battlefield, rising slowly like tic a giant sloths, came the scien tific gargantua and Hauge ' s monster the harbinger of Parents Week-end. grease paint, splattered hair, blocking, articulation, movement, projection, lights yield a sympathetic queer a frustrated lover, and a fantastic Black Comedy then comes F. Lee Bailey a Halloween party; innocent fun for kids and even Wimpress God bless our coffee house- it ' s like a nice, cool, blank page after midterms sleepy November and a drowsy, waning moratorium a point is made by age and experience and by youth and vitality. yes, we must speak out and be beard Olympus stirs, and Greeks present their Ely sian fantasy called Greek Week w and a Summertree, an exercise in the human drama. a hard-hitting play exploring society and its wars; its capacity for destruction a last concrete reflection of the real world I_ M before entering the somehow ethereal Umbo of finals week. B 9 A En 4S% JIFfl . 1 ' 5 naked trees, ruthless wind, and the return to Wallace Hall initiate the never ending grind of a winter term that is ironically started under the spirit, fener, and tension of the most famous week in a college world. for Rush Week somehow defies the melancholy onslaught of second term. lk$£ft ftjT - tPjSm . KM fW ? ;. 11 £1 1 £ w .i BELLTfll :s C. t. -l 1U 1 ft j j _— ' ? ' S H! 11 r it ml :9P Mtt!! m 7m ' - 1 i as w £ ISI 4 pu 7S | ■Hi In Memorium a final good-bye to a set of ivalls that has sheltered for years an infinitum of thought, and the students who were its creators, for they have gone to momentarily transfer their mental effort to the sheer, physical work f rsir sSH I1V11U II and its seemingly endless volumes. - Hi £_U mZH7 i-A-Lk W w I ji si l vi -v-Y- salvation from the world of boohs and papers is made manifest by antics and release: coupled with the accomplishment that conies from a true knowledge of current affairs. Winter Weekend bursts alive and The Crow unleash a myriad of sound and beat that pours into the open ears of people just waiting to psych up. excitement of another flavor horn in the pitting of one man against another: tension, a swift, cagey move, and a thousand eyes the iridescent glow of stagelights spreads its aura on A Man ' s a Man ' and the audience. once again, witnesses a moving account of man and his nature. a highly complex nature, that often assumes a fantastic character. but which always requires understanding, whether through the efforts of Black Emphasis Week, K ' .i ' T?M pit, ijj -RVW or the issues that present themselves when students make active their wishes and occupy a friendly Fulton Hall. ■nn mm T a light, hilarious side of Monmouth turned loose to work its magic in the annual Talent Shot a special time alien students and faculty, together, join efforts Jtidwig m for their own mutual amusement and pleasure it is people turned free to ' be. the feather-like touch of spring rips open the vise grip of winter rrrr . ' ' .: and also lets people be, whether that be lazin or turning loose on a bike. Ak. V llllM ill ■ 111 the spring air ushers in its new life and activities like fresh and newly discovered chapters in an old book. and Monmouth moves quickly, excited in its new world. I 4 O S FEET DEEP just as necessary as green grass, so the crack of ball against hat echoes across the diamond. signaling the entire array of warm air sports to come forward. music, originality, showmanship, laughs, and a whole bunch of good-lookin chicks give a Scots Sing its charm J- a president named Nixon and a country called Cambod bring a flurry of voices and students ready to take action in a constructive manner. when Greek men pull chariots much different fashion than the other Greeks did 1% f -? l J fh-- a;i( participants quell their fears vi-V. and strive with dead accuracy to produce some o) the most astounding feats cccr accomplished by human beings in the fiercest of competition. the seemingly endless problems of parents and their children in love is the framework. but the product is a crisp and delightful musical that truly earned its name. The Fantasticks Cambodia is a hard and fast reality and so remains student concern brought to intermittent peaks by Senate votes. outside speakers, and committee proposals: all these things being indications that the issue will not be taken lightly. activities and events steal away the time, yet they cannot and do not impede the approach of another year s end. a wealth of working, of learning, and of experiencing the great joys and agonies of college life will prepare to put on its gown and guide the senior through the unbelievably profound ceremony of graduation. here, in a Jew short moments, a small imitation, called a diploma, to join a waiting society will be given. it will hace been earned. it will be the reward for one challenge already met, and the signal for the start of a new one. it will be a chapter of a life pressed between two covers. always remembered, and always treasured. Monmouth College 1970 Ravelin gs VI STUDENT CENTER EVENTS GOOD LUCK AND PPY SUMMERl Kent Ackley Gordon Amgott Clayton Apt Janet Avery James Baine Vincent Balunas Clarke Bennett Rosemary Biedenstein Tom Blew Seniors Barbara Blodgett Andrea Bonsett Marsha Bosshard Jane Bonrner Lauren Brenneman Kathleen Brownley Charles Brush Kristine Burke Richard Burkett Richard Burnett Raymond Carlstedt Wendy Carpenter Richard Chabowski James Chrisler Charlev Corle Linda Cotrone Sandra Crothers Douglas Datjenais Stephen Dawson Garry Dent Lvndea Dew Jean Diclier Nancy Dodge Lynda Doi Man duBois David Edgcomb Jennifer Evving Michael Farmer Alan Garbe E. J. Gardner Peter Gingrass C nth ia Greenhalgh Don Groth Linda Gustafson Da id Hepple Andrea Hinman Christine Holt Deborah Hook Virginia Hopf 4 kx James Huber Joseph Hunt Ettv Ibrahim Idros Id ris Amy Jacobson Juliet Jaques il Richard Jewell v. Jane Kaski MS if W Michael Kelly Stephen Kennedx John Kle Randall Koch Alice Kough Ernest Kraemer Alan Landauer Robert Lange John Lee Nelson Lees David Lewis JoLiska Charles Little Bradley Maimer Robert Marchuk Pamela Marshburn Jane Martin Ladley Martin Margaret MeCall Michael McCulley Melimla McKeon Kathleen McLaughlin Edw in Merw in Richard Mollin JikK Morefield Joanne Moy John Murray Faramarz Naevmi-Rad Larry Nash Cheryl Nielsen William Noble Richard Oliver William Patejdl Candace Pearson Arne Pedersen Helen Pedersen Gail Pepper Jill Petrie Ellen Pexton James Phillips Virginia Phillips Thomas Poeltler Jeffrey Powell Barbara Puck Ira Rifken Robert Rilev Nancy Sager Gary Sears Susan Sebelius Donald Schramm Jane Smith Fred St rebel Glenn Swanson Ranch Swenson Masa Tanaka William Tarpley Keith Thompson Gail Tiedemann Bex erl) Trevor Silvio Ubaldi David van Esselstvn Amy Vickers Gregory Vihon Peter Vlasis Rosemarv Waller Kenneth Waugh Barbara Weimer Ellen Wesselhoeft Nancv Wiese Richard Wilheh David Willi John Woersching Thomas Worcester MiMim Carol Wright Sara Wright Sara Wyant Peter Young Renee Young Deborah Zellmer let us say good-bye to a man that has given new life and breath to Monmouth College, a man who refused to allow Monmouth to remain on a plateau, but boosted it higher and higher, this man will not be forgotten, his achievements will remain with Monmouth, some in the form oj vitally needed facilities, same in the farm at an academic atmosphere dedicated to the achievement of excellence, same in the form oj student desires recognized and changes made accordingly. let us hope thai the successor will match the predecessor, for if so, Monmouth u ill continue its climb and he counted as an institution demanding recognition. Administration and Faculty Dr. Franks McKenn Dean of the College Dr William B Crafts Dean of Students Dr. Jean Lieclman Dean of Women Mr Elwood Ball Dean of Men Mr. John E. Nichols Registrar Mr. John F. Wilbur Director of Admissions 0-!. Pi f « ,.. , i, i Mr. Don W. Kettering Director, Student Aid and Placement Mr Harris Hauge Head Librarian Mrs. Eileen Lova Secretarv to the President Mr. Witold Novak Director, Audio- Visual Services 1 ■ Mr. Steven L. Roberts Director, Public Information Mr Robert M. Steller Controller Mr Robert H Barnett Business Manager Mr Robert Winkler Director. Physical Plant Mr. Gordon K. Young Director, Data Processing Dr Davitl C Alii Biolog Mr Hank Andrew Physical Education Mr. John D Arrison Mathematics Dr. Milton Bern man Biologj Dr Daniel T Brink German Dr. Robert H. Buchholz Biology RESERVED PARKING CRAMER Mr. Ben F. Cooks Biologj Mrs. Fern W. Cramer Mathematics Mr Paul Cramer Mathematics Mrs. Mary B. Cr Historv Mr James L. DeYoung Speech and Drama Dr Dorotln Donald Spanish Mrs Janet DeYoung English Mrs Man H. Fleming Physical Education Dr Edenia Guillennc Spanish Mrs. Martha M. Hamilto Dr William M Hastings Psychology Mr James R Herbsleb Economics and Business Administration Mr Richard S Herman Sociology Mr. Charles Fl mi Sociology Mr Peter S Hill Music Mr. Samuel Jaffe German Dr. A. Franklin Johnson Phvsics Miss Aclele Kenned) English Dr John J Ketterer Biology Dr. Peter K Kloeppel Phvsics Mr Takashi Kuwahara East Vsian Studies Dr Richard S Leever English Dr. Gene Lohrke Economics Mr. James H. McAllister Mathematics Rev. Paul H. McClanahan College Chaplain Dr. RoyM. McClintock Government Dr. Jeremy McNamara English Mr James M. Man noil Sociology Mr. Charles J. Meliska Psychology Dr. Glen Merrill Geology Mr. Murray Moulding English Mrs. Laura Moffet English Mr Iskandar Najjar Economics and Business Mr Albert Nichola Education : 1_I— — ■ a -.j, t- VvHb « Br H J mm, ■ ¥ f m ' mLJ 4 jT ' l - ' ,i ' SpV . ' : 1- ■ fc. ■- ' MJ gL _ ■fe. R JB Dr John C. Nichols Mathematics Dr Harry W. Osborne French Dr Quentin R Petersen Chemistry Dr. Kevin J. Weidenbau Chemistn Mr. William Reichow Physical Education Mr Robert Woll Physical Education Dr Douglas Ross Psychology Dr John R Sherman Speech Mr. Homer L. Shoemake Economics Dr Benjamin Shawver Education Mr. Michael E. Sproston Music Dr William L. I rban Mr. George Waltershausen Art Mr. Jim L. Wasem Physical Education Dr: J. Stafford Weeks Bible and Religion vv N _J Miss Karen M. Woodward French Greeks Sports Honor aries Organizations Panhellenic Council R(m 1: J Smith. M. Robb, E. Arkis. Row 2: G. DeuPree, J. Brown. Row 3: S. Holland, T. kolb. P Marshburn, S. Colgan, D DePalma, P. Hamil, B. Laine. Interfraternity Council Row 1 M. Hochstein, M. Duffield, T. Worcester, J. Vistein, R McConnell. Row 2 T. Mogan, A. Beety, J. Branda, M. Luehrs, S. Seiple, T. Mitchell, S. Johnson, G. [verson, R. Reach. K. Schuyler. J. Fiester. Alpha Xi Delta Row 1: M. Bass. P. Behr ner, S. Smith. I McKeo Thompson. Bahnick. L. Koss, F Biedenstein, J. Hartfelter Rov Wright, M. Hopkins, S. Beardslee, C. Baumann. Ro C. Mullen, M. Triner, K. Wakolbinger, J. Gardi- M. Tanner, E. Hubbell, C. Speel, A. Tsuda. N. Alpha Tan Omega Dunmire. R W Fletcher, R Berhens. J. Sorenson. R. Ranomrt. A. Beety, J. Strod. l] Kupka, M Powers RGentiS J Downey, T, Saiterlv. D. Camden, C. Frieke, D. Sperry, W. Maakestad, D. Brooks. G. Patterson R Corn, R- Albertson, R St. George. Zeta Beta Tau Row 1: D. Carlton, J. Briscoe. T. Bath. B. Hunter, R Henle, R Mulliner, G. Iverson, l Katz. T Bunker. l McGrath, T Mogan. R 2: M. Center. K Wherry, C. Walters. Row 3: L, Schlesinger, J. Muinan. W. ohner Theta Chi W Forsberg, 1. Pospischil. R Ruff Row 2; J Mackenzie, J. Basler, G. Miller, S. Crawford, T. Mitchell, 1. Vos- r, W. Dusek. Rim 3: J. Kucharz, S. Rueckert, T. Gunzinger, G. Drije, D. Brinker, [. Nesladek, | Langner, F. Hines, |ennrich, R. Nord. 1 I Viste h, I) Plumi stein, R.m 4: P. Peck, B Marchuk, T. Burk, C Goehl, C. Harm Kappa Delta m Row 1: L. Kahler, C. Ma veenev, E. Borowski. M :r, J. Avery, E. J. Gardner, Katy . M. Bosshard, B. Puck, T. Waldo, C. Wead. R( ,, . „„,„,..,„,, „,. Auliff, P. Bowling, B. Leskanich, C. Boomsma, M. Richter, L. Larsen, S. Maxwe C. Sakala. Row 3: J. Johnson, H. Pollack. B. Wieand, L. Long, K. Finch, B Janicek. T. Kauzlarich B. Dale, D. Guzzi, S. Vlasis, D. Trent, L. Amundson, S. Collier, N. Schiever, P. France, S. Turner, K. Ajamian. E. Arkis 2: M. Robb, P. Mc- J, Buck, P Lydiard, L. Mahnic. D Weir, C. Downing. Kappa Kappa Gamma Row 1: A Buckhouse, B Johnson. B Johnston, S Gudaitis, M Sanders, S. Blomgren. Row 2: D. Drain, P. Kehr. A Wyman, N. Dold, C. Hill. J. Conte, L. Hyde. C. Gullaksen, A Hinman. N. Johnson. Row 3: B. Nana, k. Taylor, C. Lawson, L. Hornbaker. B. Helmick. D. Goudy, H. Sterrett, B. Laine, J. Kaski, L. Pacholik, L. Baughman. Row 4: N. McSwain, N. Vinje, P. Parmeter, W. Miller. L. Erdman. C. Snider, M. Tallman, S. Warder, J. Titsworth Row 5; P. Marshbnrn. (v. Gamp. A. Evatt, L. Wait, N. Swanson. J Eisenman, S. Sprauer, E. Laughead, D. Frank. L. Matz, M. Miller Pi Beta Phi Row 1: L. Steudel, L. Nelson, P. Marion, L. Rosenow, S. Riches, J. Anderson. Row 2: R. Isaacson, N. Hayward, B Von Albrecht, C. Martin. Row 3; A. Sperry. H. Slife, T. Hewes, A. Hollis, M. Spleha, M. Vece, J. Zimmerman, M. Reno. Row 4: M. Eiserman, C. West, B. McNeil, T. Kolb, C. Boubelik, S. Stiller, A. Chisholm, P. Havens, C. Frazier, M. Durland, P. Hertz, B. West, C. Van Natta. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Row 1 B Kerback C Sipe, D. Quallv, ' Briar , D. Swanson, P. Hartwig, H. Skelly. Row 2: B. Vana. M. Sanders, M. Palmer, N. Dold, A Dohertv N Stevens, A. Backhouse, ' G. Flagler, M. Johnson. N. Swanson, T. Hewes, S. Smith. Row 3: B. Ellison, J. Anderson C. Van- Anden S ' Eilers C. Berg, K. Connors, G. Pemberton, B. Schweitzer. F. Katz, C. Smith, j Volz, S. Bansberg, K. Waugh, E. Laugnead, J. DeSollar, P. Matson, S. Topel, J. King. A. Kot, L. Blair, j. Pelino, R, Reach, M. Maselly, M. Fitzgerald, B. Culver, j. Fiesrer, L. Caulkins, J. Miles. Sigma Phi Epsilon Row 1: P, Evans, T Pope, C Basler, J. Fort, N. Lees, T, Bathrick. T. Poeltler, M. Leuhrs, D. Lindblad, T. Colclasure, H. Brisske. Row 2: R, Hanson, R. Wilhelm, S. Felix. T. Hillison, W. Smith, C. Apt, J Kaye, F. Cook, L. Helton, D. Albro, T. DiGiorgio, C. laclarola, J. Slater. T. Hunter. S Seiple, J. Walston. J. Turner, M Kasuba, B Congdon, J Teach, D. Fowler. J. Hopkins. 1 Rich, k Thompson. D. Storrs, G. Fritz, I Hartridge, Row 3 J. Branda, S. Enke. G Aprati, l Goodwin. F Welch. Row 4; E. Wagner. T Steinbrechner, D Witlock. K. Fitzpatrick, N. Brown. S Brunswick, R. Duff, B. Dickey, l Merritt tfiJtfj m 2 22A (Fau j lappa jtpsilon iHanumul ' h (f oUetje W dUdt Football Row 1: S. Martin. J. Elia, S. Dawson, S. Dawson. T. Poeltler. M. Farmer. A. Negus. G. Sapp. C. Corle. T. SassateMi. L. Motzer. Row 2: T. Hunter, B. Marchuk, R. Downs. M. Reynolds, G. Gilson. M. Shoff, R. St.George, F. Wollrab, K Eiserman, G. Marchuk, T. Lee. Row o: Coach Reichow. B. Thompson. J. Leuthner, J. Lidbetter. J Teach. P. Hennigan, G. Drije. I.. Stryjewski. J Mckenzie. A. Hracek. G. Way. Row 4: Coach Woll, J. Kucharz, B. Daniel. J. Wrona, D. Brooks. K. Jennrich. B. Bencini, T. Gunzinger, T. Mitchell. l Dcnle. C. Jenkins. Soccer Row 1: S. Martin, 1 Idris, N. Hashim, S. Statton, G. Parker, J. Kle. Row 2: M. Doherty, K. Morris. R Haden, G. Sears, B, Kenneth , D, Oliver, R. Blachek, T, Farmer, A, Salimian, B. Hall. R. Staub, Swimming Row 1: G. Mulville, C. Bushey, E. Wagner, D. Oliver. Row 2: H. Brownell, D. Llovd, A. Kireher. M. Kasnba, Coach Andrew. Basketball Row 1: J. Simpson, B. J. Lange, R Almstedt, H. King. G. Swanson, B. Facker. Row 2 Coach Woll, D. Corn. M. Sager, D. Suanson, S. Eilers, Coach Wasem. Wrestling Rem 1. G. Sapp. C. Curie. G. Gilson, B Stotlar, M Calx in Rim 2: R Williams. J. Wheeler. C. Caulkins, D. Brinker, B. Dusek. Baseball Rem 1: G. Fritz, T. SaUerly. D. Brooks, R. Hode, P. Filipic, T. Henderson, R. Downs. B. Stotlar, B. Eiserman, J. Vistein, J- Nesladek. Row 2: Coach W ' asem. M. Doyle, C. Harmon. J. Kupka. W. Fletcher. C. Fricke, P. Calhoun. S. Rueckert, W. Cornell. C. Goehl. Tennis M Mimnaugh, J. Tay- lor, M. Breezley. Mr. Evans, R. Fuessle, C. Smith, M. Luehrs. Track ' .■ • i s ; s ■ Rem Came: P Ht-i i. B. Li i, E, Ryan, S. Noe, T. Hunter, E. Dzenis, P. Vlasis, Coach Andrew. Row 2: P. Bemko, J Tes Rim 3: R. Mitchell, J. Kucharz, T, Colclasure, L. Nash, G. Catlett. Alpha Lambda Delta Row 1: E. Callahan. V. Piunkett. K Krueijer. L. Hayes. C. Mullen, D. Czajka. M. Auliff. Row 2: N. Thompson, L. Bass. M. Rvder. P O ' Mahonev, Mrs. Moffet. Blue Key Row 1: B. Litchfield, J. Powell, S. Seiple, R Crane, J Taylor, Dr McNamara. Row 2: S. Smith, T. Di- Giorgio, H. Brisske, M. Bucholz, k Thompson, A. Beety! Rem 3: Dr. Wills, R Reach, T Hunter, K Waugh, 1 Hochstein, D Fowler, D, Van Esselstyn. Tau Pi S. Dawson, B. Trevor, A. Bonsett. S, Wyant, W, Koch, C. Blake, E. J Gardn Sigma Omicron Mu K Waugh, C. Blake, A. Bonsett. J. Petrie. A Bourner, S. Wyant, W. Koch, J. Powe Tomahawk Row 1: B. Sturgeon, D. Robison, R. Simons, P Pu, M Shinoda, N. Casper, P lever Row 2: M Armstrong, A. Maloy, K. Sehank. J. Puntennes, M. Hashim, L. Wagner, D. Whitcomb, P Will. T. Dalex. K Gardels. N. W ' iese. M. R der. L. Bass, L. Smolev Beta Beta Beta Row 1: S. Morton, B. McNeil, M. Auliff. B Sturgeon. Row 2: N. Hashim, M. McGrath, J, Robinson, Rrm 3: D, Filip, H. Barker, Mr, Cooksey, T. Bathrick. National Collegiate Players D, Schramm, J, Liska, D, Arthur K. McLaughlin, Mr DeYoung. Phi Alpha Theta L. Dew, A. Rough, L. Irvin, L. Bass. Eta Sigma Phi Row 1: B. Tanner, M. Theisen, S. White, Miss Fox. Row 2: K. Gardek L. Erdman. C. Mullen, P. Evans, H. Naylor. Row 3 J Petrie. I,. Smoley, M. R der, S. Bahnick, Dr. Ralston. Pi Gamma Ma B Marchuk, J. Powell, M McKeon, R Crane, T. DiGiorgio, Mr Herbsleb. Sigma Delta Pi S. Smith. V. Hopf, Dr Cuillermo, D Edgcomb, P Zircher, B. Engle, C Hill, A Hinman. Student Senate Row 1: S. Smith, Mrs. Crow, J. Morgan, S. Wyant, C. Wade, C. Apt. Row 2: T. George, B Havhurst. Fritzke, D. Van Esselstyn, B. Litchfield, R. Behrens. G. Sears, K. Thompson, T. Hartridge, C. Brush. ' een, E. Little, B | H Row 1: D. Robison. P. Ziegler. M Du Bois, B. Janicek, W. Miller, J. Martv Row 2: L. Hvde, L. Little, A. Landauer. K. Vamas, J. Baine, C. VanAnden, D. Albro, C. Brownfield, B. Hunter. Judicial Board Row 1: D. Trent, L. Erdman, S. Dawson, P. Cox, M. McC Daniel sv R.m 2: T. Hartridge, Mr. Arrison, Dr. Urban, A. W.S P. Kipp, D. Cook, S. Campbell, S. Carberry, S. Dawson, L. Kahler, L. Koss. Communications Board Rem 1: R. Roggeveen, E Greene. R. Jewell, C. Wallace Row 2: Mr Roberts, H Bri.ske, E. Arkis. A. Landauer, M. Du Bois. S Her- statt. L. Koss. M. Munhall. WFS Row 1: H. Sumner Row 2: M. Durland, K. Gustie. J. Case. M. Rich. B. Janicek. D. Biondi. Row 3: B. Fritzke. R. Tavlor, E. Greene. Ravelings T. Waldo, L. Hyde, H. Brisske, E Arkis, G. Aprati. Photo Lab S3 -5ar- Jk 2 : 4jg£ - Ni om it_ _ fcn: J. Weiss, S. Herstatt. Piper C Wallace. R. Jewell. Oracle Row 1: N. Flynn, M. Reno, E. Dorris, S. Smith. Row 2: P Havens, R Waller, N Sagar. Concert Band Row I- S Beardslee, D. Stringer, V. Plunkett, C. Lawson, J. Gardiner. K. Hill, M. Brink. P. Behrens. P. Simpson, L. Matz, Mr. Hill. Row 2. J Pe- ine. R. Kozul, S. Anderson, J. Stutler, M. Wollman, J. kwakenat, R. Isaacson, D. Shaddle. J. Alberts. Row 3: M. Bass, D. Weir, C. Brooks. J. Roth, P. Young, B. Kerback, J. Anderson, T. Naylor, C. Bayer, T. Hillison, R. Gummerson, L. Helton. Choi) Row 1: Mr. Griffiths, J. Titsworth, A. Tsuda, D. Weir, V. Hagenstein, E Borowski. I ' Potter. P Marra, l ulitf I. Kahler, C. Gullaksen, S, Topel, l Miller, S Ball. Row 2: J. Eisenman, A Buck! se, C Ellis, Peterson, S Wright Bolev, C Downing, L. Bass, C. Lindquist, T. Waldo. A Coen, E. J, Gardner Row 3 T Pope, I) McClanahan, H Maakestad, B Stern. S. Felix, G. Gregg. F Welch. Row 4: R Fullerton, T Owen, R Haden, F Cook, T Steinbrecher, B Litchfield, B Ellison, R Spear, J. Forsgren. B. Zaslow, J. Fort Row 1: K Wakolbinger, J. Liska. S. Beardslee. F. Biedenstein. J. Scheeline. Row 2: D Schramm, J. Spitzer, C. Jackson, R. Blachek, L. Helton. Row 3: P. Jamison, k McLaughlin, Mr. DeYoung, D. Arthur, C. Lawson. M. Pittle. Student Center Board Row 1: T Steinbrecher, B. Hunter. L Helton Row 2: D. Fowler, Mrs Humphrey, J. Boubelik, M. Novak, R. Burkett. M-Club Row 1 G Mulville, R Williams. G. Drije. J. Doe, T. Bathrick, T. Gunzinger, B, Eiserman. W. Cornell, B. Faeker, B. Dusek, T. Hunter. T. Lee, R. St George, R. Hode. Row 2: P Filipic, B. Beneini. R. Downs, D. Koziol, K. Jennrich, G. Way, D. Camden, A. Hracek, B. Marchuck, S Rueekert, M Luelirs, M. Sager, C. Apt, B. Mitchell, S. Brunswick, E. Ryan, C. Corle, T. Sassatelli, T. Colclasure, B. J. Lange, F Wollrab, 1 Kasuba, D Swanson, E. Wagner, T. Mitchell, D. Corn. B Stotlar, P. Hennigan, D. Larson, T. Motzer, M. Farmer. S Martin, J Simpson. Cheerleaders Row 1 C Martin. M Tallman, A. Buckhouse. Row 2: D Alliso n, M Brown. K Houran. Row 1: L. Erdman. Row 2: R. Isaacson. M. Kunde, B. West. Row 3: C Snider. M Galnsha Dolphins Row 1: G. Phillips. P Kite, D Hook, C Sakala, A. Vores, E. Arkis, B Puck. E Kane, C. Maver. Re fis, B. Laine, A Bolev, N. Dold, C Nielsen. 2: Mrs. Fleming, W. Grif- CAHPER Rem 1 G. Phillips. V Garpenter, J. Freeman, S, Golgan Row 2: B Laine, J Johnson, J Lind, J Volz, W. Griffis. T. Cala Rem 3: Mr. Wasem, R. Downs, R. St. George. S. Trigillo, B. Lange, R. Almstedt, C. Corle, G. Mulville. J. Teach, J. Spitzer Mrs. Andrews. Highlanders Row 1: R, Simons, M. Hirsch, M. Theisen. Row 2: B Fullerton, B Sturgeon, K. Nelson R Duff T Blanchard, C. Jackson, K. Gardels, P. Will. Highland Dancers Row 1: D. Peaco. T. Kauzlarich. Re son, M. Robb. B. Helmick. 2: B Mullis, J. Puntenne . E. Borowski. C. Law ACS Row 1; S. Enke. R. Swenson, P. Fox, Dr. Weidenbaum, D. Belke, B. Schultz, P Will, T. Hunter. l Molendv, Dr Beineke, R Seiders. Rem 2: L. Walsh, D. Groth, D. Whitcomb, G. hersnn, D. Lindblad, R. Ruether, E Wagner. Economics Club R. Bockler. M Kelley, J Spitzer, R Ruedin. H Brisskt-. T DiGiorgio, R. Crane International Club Row 1: J. Colgan, U. Manandhar, I Maejima, M. Tanaka, K. Kiantz, Y. Obara Row 2: N. Dung, S. Imai, C. Speel, R Biedenstein. P. Meyer, D Frank, A. Porowski. Row 3: k Matsuda, A. Tsuda, M Shinoda, K. Burke, A, Morton, P Pu, J Scheeline, E. Ibra- him, I, Idris, Row 4: D. Jerkovich, B. Prindiville, D. Lewis, M. Hasliim, J. Spitzer, A. Salimian, S. Szabo. Hillel Club Row 1 L Friedman, J. Scheeline. Row 2: L Schlesinger, D. Lewi Index Ackerman, John 146 Ackley, William K 98 Ajamian, Karen A 141 Alberts,] 164 Albertson, Robert D 138 Albro, Donald K 145,159 Allison, Dr. David 116 Allison, Deborah A. 167 Almstedt, Richard H. 146.149,168 Amgott, Gordon L 9S Amundson, Laura S. 141 Anderson, James D. 144 Anderson, Judith L. 143,164 Anderson, Susan L. 164 Andrew. Mr Hank 116,148,152 Andrews, Mrs. Sherry 116,168 Aprati, Gabe 145,162 Apt, Clayton S 98.145,159.166 Arkis, Ellen S 136,141,161,162,168,176 Armstrong, Michael F. 155 Arrison, Mr John D 116,160 Arthur. Donna S. 156,165 Auliff. Man L 141.153.156.165 Avery, Janet A. 98,141 Bahnick, Susan M 137,157 Baine, James D 98,159 Ball, Mr Elwood 111 Ball, SherylA. 165 Balunas, Vincent J. 98 Bansberg, Susan K 144 Barker, Howard R 146,156 Barks. Dr. Paul A. 117 Barnes, Kenneth V. 146 Barnett, Mr. Robert H. 115 Barton. Mr Robert 117 Basler, Colin R. 145 Basler, John F. 140 Bass. LinneaM. 153,155,157,165 Bass. Margaret 137,164 Bath, Timoth) W. 139 Bathrick, Thomas P. 145,156,166 Baughman, Linda E. 142 Baumann, Cynthia A. 137 Bayer, Chris D. 164 Beardslee, Sheila M. 137,164,165 Beety, Albert B. 136,138.154 Beezley, Michael E. 152 Behrens, Paula L. 137.164 Behrens. Roger H. 138,159 Beineke, Dr. Thomas A. 170 Belke, David P. 170 Bemko, Paul J. 151 Bencini, William K. 138.147,166 Bennett. Clarke W. 98 Berg. Charles E. 144 Biddle, David P. 146 Biedenstein, Frances S. 137,165 Biedenstein, Rosemary 98,171 Blachek, Roger J. 148.165 Black, Robert M. 146 Blair, Leslie A. 144 Blake, Catherine L, 154,155 Blanchard. Frank T. 169 Blew. Tom R. 98 Blodgett, Barbara A. 98 Blomgren. Sandra S. 142 Blum. Mr Harlow B. 117 Buckler, Hon E. 146,170 Boley, AnnC 165,168 Bonsett, Andrea L 98,154,155 Boomsma, Cathv 141 B orowski. EdwinaA. 141.165.169 Bosshard, Marsha A 98.141 Boubelik. Catln A. 143 Boubelik, John C 146.166 Bourner, Jane A. 98, 155 Bowling. Paula 141 Bowman. Dr. Milton 1 17 Brackett. Anderson F. 146 Branda, James E. 136,145 Brenneman. Lauren 99 Brink. Dr Daniel T. 118 Brink. MarciaB 164 Bunker. David J 140.150 Brinker, Timotln M 139 Briscoe, James T. 139 Brisske. Heni7 [. 145,154.161,162. 170.176 Brooks, Chris 164 Brooks, Dale L. 138,147,151 Brow ii. Janet 136 Brown, Merrill L 167 Broun. Nestor 111 145 Brownell, Hiram W 148 Brownfield, Clark 159 Brownley, Kathleen M 99 Brunswick, Jav S. 145.166 Brush. Charles B 99.159 Brvce, Henry W. 146 Buchholz, Mark 154 Buchholz, Dr. Robert H 118 Buck, Julie 141 Buckhouse, Anne 1 142.144,165,167 Burk, Timotln P. 140 Burke. Kristine A. 99.171 Burkett. Richard D. 99.146,166 Burnett. Richard D. 99 Bushey, Charles L 148 Cala, Caterina F. 168 Caldwell. James 1. 146 Calhoun, Patrick J 151 Callahan. Elaine H. 153 Calvin, Michael B. 150 Camden, David G. 138.152,166 Camp, Kathryn M 142 Campbell, Sydnev 160 Carberry, Susan A. 160 Carlstedt, Raymond E. 99 Carlton. D. 139 Carpenter. V ' end E. 99,168 Case, James L. 161 Casper, Nancy 155 Catlett, Glenn 152 Caulkins, Charles 150 Caulkins, Zackan 144 Center, Michael W. 139 Chabow-ski, Richard H 99 Chandler. Linus 146 Chisholm, Joan Alison 143 Chrisler, James L. 99,138 Coen, Anne F 165 Colclasure, Thomas E. 145.152,166 Colgan, James F. 171 Colgan, Sherri L. 136.168 Collier. Sarah S. 141 Congdon, Bradlev S 145 Connors. Kerry E, 144 Conte, Joyce ¥. 142 Cook, Deborah J 160 Cook. Frank S. 145.165 Cooksey, Mr Ben F 118,156 Corle, Charle 99,147,150,166,168 Corn, Richard L 138,166 Cornell, Warren W 138,151.166 Cotrone, Linda S 99 Cox, Kenneth R 146 Cox, Pegg L, 160 Crafts. Dr William 111 Cramer. Mrs Fern W 118 Cramer, Mr Paul 118 Crane, Richard L. 154,158,170 Crawford, Scott R 140 Crothers, Sandra A. 99 Crow, Mrs Man B 119.159 Culver, Benson Ft 144 Czajka, Donna J, 153 Dagenais, Douglas A 99 Dale. Elizabeth F 141 Daley, Timotln Ii 155 Daniel, William S 147.160 Daugherty, M H 146 Davey, Richard W 138 Davis. Thomas B. 146 Dawson. Stanley B. 147 Dawson. Stephen 100,147.160 Dawson, Sue 154,160 Dent. Gam O 100 DePalma, Man 136 DeSollar, Joseph A. 144 DeuPree, Virginia A. 136 Dew. Lyndea 100.157 De Young, Mrs. Janet 119 DeVoung, Mr. James L. 119,156,165 Dickey, Robert W. 145 Didierjean 100 DiGiorgio, Marco T. 145.154,158,170 Dobihal, Kirk E. 146 Dodge, Nancy P. 100 Dohertv. Ann 144 Doherty, M 148 Doi, Lynda Naomi 100 Dold, Nancy L. 142,144,168 Donald, Dr. Dorothv 119 Donovan, Charles C 138 Dorris, Edward K 163 Downey. James A. 138 Downing, Helen C. 141,165 Downs. Ronald C. 147.151,166,168 Doyle, Michael W 147.151 Drain, Debbie 142 Drije, Gregg R. 140,147,166 Du Bois, M an N . 1 00, 1 59, 1 6 1 Duff. Richards. 145,169 Duffield. Mark 136 Dung, Nancy B. 171 Dunham. Dr David E 120 Dunmire, Leslie L. 138 Dunn, John B. 146 Durland, Marta 1 143.161 Dusek, William C. 140.150.166 Dzenis, Edward J 152 Edgcomb, David A. 100,158 Ehfert, Dr. David L 120 Eilers, Steven H 144 Eisenman, Joann 142.165 Eiserman, Kenneth A. 147 Eiserman, lar A 143 Eiserman, Robert M 151.166 Elia. John R. 147 Ellis. Carolyn 165 Ellison . William D 144.165 Engle, Barbara S. 158 Enke, Steven E. 145.170 Erdman, Leeta L. 142.157,160.167 Evans, Mr Calvin W. 120.152 Evans. PaulB. 145.157 Evatt, AnneS 142 Ewing, Jennifer M. 100 Faeker. Robert L. 149.166 Fairbairn. Reginald W. 146 Farmer. Michael A. 100.138.147,166 Farmer. Thomas G. 148 Felix, Stanley P. 145.165 Fiester, James D. 136.144 Filip. Daniel S. 156 Filipic, Peter A 151.166 Finch. Karen L. 141 Fitzgerald. Michael A. 144 Fitz, Patrick Ke in 145 Flagler, Gail A. 144 Fleming, Mrs Man 120,168 Fletcher. Wa ne A. 138,151 Flynn, Mr. Charles P 122 Flynn, anc A. 163 Forsberg, Wa ne R. 140 Forsgren, John D. 165 Fort? Jeffrey C. 14.5,165 Fowler, Daniel M. 145,154.166 Fox. Miss Bernice L. 120.157 France, Patricia A 141 Frank, Donna W. 142.171 Frazier. Cynthia B. 143 Freeman, Jan 168 Fricke, Charles W. 138,151 Friedman, Leah 171 Fritz. Glenn A. 145,151 Fritzke, Bernhardt C. 159,161 Fuessle. Robert W. 152 Fullerton. Robert A. 165,169 Galusha, Mary A. 167 Garbe, E. Alan 100 Gardels. Kathryn 155.157.169 Gardiner, Judith 137,164 Gardner, Ellen J. 100,141.154,165 Gentile, Robert 138 George, Terry L. 146,159 Gilson, George T. 147.150 Gingrass. Peter J. 100 Goehl, Charles W. 140.151 Golembe, Gregory 146 Goodwin, Michael J 145 Gordon, David S. 146 Gordon, Mr. Robert A. 121 Goudy, Deborah K. 142 Graham. Mr. John C 121 Greene. Christopher E 161 Greenhalgh, Cynthia A. 101 Gregg, Gu R. 165 Griffis, Wend; Ids Griffiths, Mr Richard 1. 121,165 Groth, Donald R. 101.170 Gudaitis. Sarah 142 Guillermo. Dr. Edenia 158 Gullaksen, Carol J. 142,165 Gummerson, R. 164 Gunzinger, Tern L 140.147.166 Gustafson, Linda 101 Gustie, KirkW. 161 Guzzi, Diane 1 141 Haden, Russell L 148.165 Hagenstein, Valerie I. 165 Hall. Benjamin B 14S Halliday, John M. 146 Hamil. Margaret 136 Hamilton. Mrs Martha 122 Hanaman. Mr David 114 Hanson, Richard G 145 Harmon. Claude W. 140.151 Hartfelter. Janith 137 Hartridge, Theodore A. 145.159,160 Hartvwg. Philip M. 144 Hashim. Mohd Nasir Bin 148,155,156,171 Hastings, Dr William M. 122 Hauge, Mr Harris 113 Havens, Miriam 143.163 Haxes. Lynette M. 153 Hayhurst, William 159 Havward. Nanc 143 Heiler, John C 146 Helmick. Barbara A. 142.169 Helton. LonJ. 145,164,165,166 Henderson, Terry A 1.51 Henle. Richard F. 139 Hennigan. John P 147.152.166 Hepple. David C 101 Herbsleb, Mr James R 122,158 Herman. Mr. Richard S 122 Herstatt, Steven 161,162 Hertz, Pamela H. 143 Hew es. Teresa L. 143,144 Higgins, Jonathan 146 Hill, Cindy J. 142.158 Hill. Mrs. Karen 164 Hill. Mr Peter 123,164 Hillison, Thomas E. 145,164 Hines, Fred L. 140 Hinman. Andrea J 101,142.158 Hirsch. Maynard G 169 Hochstein. Michael 136.154 Hode, Richard J. 151.166 Holland, Susan A. 136 Hollis, Am M 143 Holt, Christine A 101 Hook, Deborah S 101.168 Hopf, Virginia M 101,158 Hopkins. James 145 Hopkins, Melinda A 137 Hornbaker, Laurel N. 142 Houran, Kimberly A. 167 Hracek, Alan C 147,166 Hubbell. Elaine 137 Huber, Gale S 146 Huber, James H 101 Humphrev, Mrs Ruby 166 Hunter, Bennie 139,159,166 Hunter, Tern 145,147.1.51.154,166,170 Hyde, Lucy L 142.159.162 Iadarola, Carmine J. 145 Ibrahim. Etty 101,171 Idris, ldrosB 101.148.171 lin.ii Shoji 171 Irvin. Laura 157 Isaacson, Roseman 1. 143.164.167 Iverson, Geoffre 136.139,170 Jackson, Charles A 165.169 Jaeobson, Ann S. 101 Jaffc. Mr. Samuel 123 Jamison. P amela S. 165 Janicck. Roberta 141.159.161 Jaques, [uliel 101 Jennnch, Karl 140.147,166 Jenkins, C. 147 Jerkin ich. Dinko 171 Jewell, H. Richard 102,161.163 Johnson. Dr A. Franklin 123 Johnson. Becky 142 Johnson, Donna 141 Johnson. Judith 141.168 Johnson, Marjorie 144 Johnson. Stephen 136.138 Johnston, Barbara 142 Kahler, Lwinell 141,160,165 Kane. Ellen 168 Kaski.Jane 102.142 Kasuba. Michael G 145,148.166 Katz, Frank 144 Katz. Joseph A. 146 Katz. Martin L 139 Kauzlarich, Toni M 141.169 Kaye. Jeffrey 145 Kefir. Patricia | 142 Kelley, Michael J 102.170 Kennedy, Miss Adele 123 Kennedy. Robert W, 146.148 Kennedy, Stephen K. 102 Kerback, Bruce K 144.164 Kettcrcr. Dr John J. 124 Kettering. Mr Don W 112 Kiantz, K 171 King, Harold 149 King. Jeffrey L. 144 Kipp. Patricia L. 160 Kircher, Allen D 146.148 Kistner. Dennis J. 138 Kite. Patricia 168 Kle, JohnP 102,148 Kloeppel, Dr. Peter K. 124 Koch, Randall A 102 Koch. Vend 154.155 Kolb. Teresa L. 136.143 Koss, Linda D 137,160,161 Kot. Andrew J 144 Kough. Alice R. 102.157 Koziol, Donald P. 166 Kozul. Raymond M. 164 Kraemer, Ernest U. 102 Kramer, Michael B. 146 Krueger, Karen E. 153 Kucharz. Joseph S. 140.147.152 Kunde, Mary E. 167 Kupka. James J. 138,151 Kuuahara, Mr. Takashi 124 Kwakenai, Juli 164 Ladd, Peter R. 146 Laine. Louise A. 136.142,168 Landauer, Alan J. 102.159,161 Lange, Robert J. 102.149,166,168 Langer, Jeffrey A. 140 Larsen, John B 146 Larsen, Linda 141 Larson, Bradley C. 152 Larson, Dennis V. 166 Laughead, J. Elaine 142,144 Lawson, Claudia A. 142.161,165.169 Lee, John Richard 102 Lee, Thomas L. 147.166 Lees, Nelson C 102.145 Leever, Dr. Richard S. 124 Leskanich, Barbara A 141 Leuthner. John B. 147 Lewis, David 102.171 Lidbetter, John C. 146.147 Liedman, Dr Jean 1 1 1 Lind, JeriN. 168 Lindblad, Donald E. 145,170 Lindqnist, Cynthia 165 Liska, Jo Ruth 103,156,165 Litchfield. Robert 154,159,165 Little, Charles E, 103,159 Little, L. 159 Lloyd, DavidS. 146,148 Loh ' rke, Dr Gene 125 Long, Lisa F. 141 Loya, Mrs Eileen 1 13 Luehrs, Marty 136,145,152,166 Lydiard, Pat 141 Maakestad, William J. 138,165 Mabuce, Bradley D. 103 Macari, Larry 138 Maejima, Isamu 171 Mahnic, Lynne M. 141 Makiney, Robert 146 Maloy, Anne E. 155 Manandhar, Uttam P 171 Mannon, Mr, James M. 126 Mans. ir, Hamilton W. 146 Marchuk, Eugene 1 147 Marchuk, Robert 103,140.147.15s 166 Marion, Paula L. 143 Marra, Margaret P, 165 Marshburn, Pamela D. 103,136,142 Martin, Christina L. 143,167 Martin, Jane E, 103 Martin, Ladles H. 103 Martin, William O. 147.148,166 Marty, Janet E. 159 Maselly. Michael J. 144 Matson, Peggy 144 Matsuda, Kazushi 171 Matz, Linda A. 142,164 Maxwell, Sarah Ellen 141 Mayer, Catherine 141,168 McAllister, Mr. James H. 125 McBride, Mr. Gerald 114 McCall, Margaret J. 103 McClanahan. David H. 165 McClanahan, Rev. Paul H 125 McClintock, Dr. Roy M. 125 McConnell. Robert C. 136,138 McCulley, Michael B. 103,160 McGrath, Michael 139,156 McKenna, Dr. Frank S. Ill Mckenzie, Joseph C 140,147 McKeon, Melinda L. 103,137,158 McLaughlin. Kathleen 103,156,165 McNamara, Dr. Jeremy 126.154 McNeil, Barbara J. 143,156 McSwain, Nan R. 142 McSweeney, Patricia 141 Meliska, Mr. Charles J. 126 Merrill, Dr. Glen K. 126 Merritt, Mark H. 14.5 Mervvin, Edwin O. 103 Meyer, Patricia A. 155.171 Miles, Jeffrey A 144 Miller, Gregg J 140 Miller. MareiaW. 142,165 Miller, Wendy A. 142,159 Mimnaugh. Michael S. 146,152 Mitchell, Harold G. 146 Mitchell, Robert E. 152,166 Mitchell. Thomas J 136,140,147.166 Moffet, Mrs. [,. 127,153 Mogan, Thomas F. 136,139 Molendy, Marianne J 170 Mollin. Richard C, 103 Moore. William K 146 Morefield, Judy 103 Morgan, James S. 159 Moms. Kenneth 146.148 Morton, Ann 171 Morton, Susan A. 156 Motzer, Richard L. 147.166 Moulding, Mr Murra 127 Mov, Joanne G 104 Mullen, Carol J. 137,153.157 Mulliner, Robert E. 137 Mullis. Beverly C. 169 Mulville. George A. 148,166,168 Munhall, Michael T. 161 Munyan, John W. 139 Murray, John C. 104 Naeymi-Rad, Faramarz 104 Najjar, Mr. Iskandar 127 Nash, Larry 104,152 Naylor, Harlan 157 Naylor, Timothy 164 Negus, Anthony J. 147 Nelson, Kimberle B. 169 Nelson, Laura A. 143 Nesladek, John S. 140,151 Nicholas. Mr. Albert 127 Nichols, Dr. John C. 128 Nichols, Mr. John E. 112 Nielsen, Cheryl C. 104.168 Noble, William 104,146 Noe, Stephen R 151 Nord. Richard J 140 Novak, Maribeth 166 Novak, Mr. Witold 1 13 Obara, Yoshiaki 171 Oliver, Richard 104,148 O ' Mahoney. Pamela A. 153 Osborne, Dr. Ham W, 128 Osborne, John M 146 Owen, Timothy L 165 Pacholik, Louise A 142 Palmer, Michael E. 144 Paradotte, J J. 146 Parker, Gregory B. 146,148 Parmeter, Paislev 142 Patejdl, William ' j. 104 Patterson, Gary A. 138 Patterson, Mrs. E. 146 Peaco. Deborah L. 169 Pearson, Candace 104 Peck, Peter D 140 Peckron, Stephen G. 146 Pedersen, Arne Kaare 104 Pedcrsen, Helen M. 104 Pelino.JohnC. 144 Pemberton, Gerald P. 144 Pepper, Gail L 104 Perrine, Van Doren 146 Perry, Tom W. 146 Peterson, Nancy E. 165 Peterson, Dr Quentin R. 128 Petrie. Jill L. 104.155.157,164 Pexton, Ellen J. 105 Phillips. James J. 105 Phillips, Virginia 105,168 Pittle. Marcia K. 165 Plummer, Dennis M. 140 Plunkett, Virginia A 153,164 Poeltler, Thomas G. 105. 1 45. 1 47 Pope, Thomas H. 145,165 Porowski. An he M 171 Pospischil, M chael J 140 Potter, Patricia R 165 Pox-ell, Jeffrey J 105,154,155,158 Powers, Michael P. 138 Pri idiville, Barry 171 Pu. earlV 155.171 Puck. Barbara A. 105.141,168 Puntenney, Jennifer E. 155.169 Qually, Donald P. 144 Ralston, Dr. Harold 120,157 Rancourt. Robert G 138 Rankin. Mr Glen 114 Reach. Robert L. 136,144.154 Reichow, Mr. William 128.147 Reno. Margaret E. 143,163 Reynolds, Mark A 147 Rich. Michael A 145.161 Riches. Stephanie M. 143 Richter, Marv Ellen 141 Rifken, Ira 105 Riley, Robert G 105 Robb, Margaret J 136.141,169 Roberts, Mr. Steven L. 114,161 Robison, Dianne 155.159 Roggeveen, Robert H 159.161 Rosenow, Lynn 143 Ross, Dr. Douglas A. 129 Roth, John A. 164 Rueckert, Steven C. 140,151,166 Ruedin, Richard 170 Ruether, Robert M 170 Ryan, Edward J. 151.166 Ryder, Man R. 153,155.157 Sager, Mark A. 166 Sager, Nancy W, 105,163 Sakala, Carol J. 141.168 Salimian, Abbas 148,171 Sanders, Mary E 142,144 Sapp. Gary K. 147,150 Sassatelli, Thomas M. 147,166 Satterly, Thomas F. 147.166 Schaeffer. James D. 146 Schank, Karen L. 155 Scheeline, Janet S. 165,171 Schiever, Nancee J 141 Schlesinger. Laurence 139,171 Schramm. Donald E. 105.156,165 Schultz, Blair W. 170 Schuyler, Theodore K. 136 Schweitzer, William P 144 Scotillo, John J. 138 Sears, Gary L. 105,148,159 Sebelius, Susan J. 105 Seiders. Reginald P. 170 Seiple, Stephen W. 136,145,154 Shaddle, D. 164 Shaw ver. Dr. Benjamin 129 Sherman, Dr. John R. 129 Shinoda. Mari 155,171 Shoemaker. Mr. Homer L. 129 Shoff, Michael 147 Simons. Rhea M. 155.169 Simpson, Jeffery 149,166 Simpson, Patricia 164 Sipe, Clinton E. 144 Skellv, HughL. 144 Skov, Dr. Charles E. 130 Slater, John M 145 Slaybaugh, Robert W, 146 Slife. Harriett A. 143 Smith, Colby J. 144,152 Smith, Edward P. 144,159 Smith, Jane 105,136 Smith, Sherman U. 146.154 Smith. Stuart A. 163 Smith. Susan M. 137,158 Smith, Wayne D. 145 Smoley. Lee Ann 155.157 Snider, Catharine 142,167 Sorenson, John M. 138 Soukup, Robert H. 146 Speel, Dr. Charles 130 Speel, Clara B. 137.171 Spear. R. 165 Sperry, Daniel R. 138 Sperry, Frances A. 143 Spitz, Dr. Douglas R. 130 Spitzer, Jay A. 1 65, 1 68, 170, 171 Spleha, Michele M. 143 Sprauer, Susan K. 142 Sproston, Mr. Michael E. 130 Statton, Scott 148 Staub.J. Randall 146.148 Steinbrecher, Ted C. 145,165.166 Steller. Mr. Robert 115 Stern. Robert M. 165 Sterrett, Helene C. 142 Steudel, Lucille 143 Stevens, Nancy C. 144 St. George. Ronald T. 128,147,166,168 Stiller, Sandra 143 Storms, Peter E. 146 Storrs, Donald F. 145 Stotlar, Bruce 150,151,166 Strebel. Fred Wm. 105 Stringer, David 164 Strodel, John F. 138 Strvjevvski, Lawrence B. 147 Sturchio, Rodney E. 146 Sturgeon, Beckv 155,156,169 Stutler, J. 164 Sumner, Hugh R. 161 Swanson, David C. 144,166 Swanson, Glenn A. 106,149 Swanson, Nancy K. 142,144 Swenson, Randall B. 106,170 Szabo, Stephen Charles 171 Tallman, Marcia L. 142,167 Tanaka. Masa 106.171 Tanner, Elizabeth L. 157 Tanner, Marilyn K 137 Tarpley, William B. 106 Taylor. James H. 152,154 Taylor, Kristen S. 142 Taylor, Robert W 161 Taylor, Sandra K 142 Teac h. Jeffery D. 145.157.152.168 Theisen, Marsha K. 157,169 Thompson. Keith 106.145.154.159 Thompson. Nancy A. 137.153 Thompson, Dr. Samuel M 131 Thompson, William E. 147 Thonnerieux, MissC. Margaret 131 Tiedemann. Gail M. 106 Titsvvorth, Jill R. 142,165 Topel, Susan E. 144,165 Trent, Deborah A 141.160 Trevor, Beverly J. 106.154 Trigillo, Samuel J. 168 Triner, M. Melinda 137 Tselos, Mr. George 131 Tsuda, Aiko 137,165,171 Turner, Joseph A. 145 Turner, Sarah 141 Ubaldi, Silvio E. 106 Urban, Dr. William L. 131.160 Vana. Barbara J. 142,144 YanAnden. Charles R. 144.159 VanEsselstyn. David 106.154.159 YanNatta. Carol L. 143 Yeee, Marsha L. 143 Yickers, Amy 106 Yihon, Gregory S. 106 Yinje, Nancy K. 142 Yistein. Jeffrey L. 140.151 Vistein, Joel J. 136,140 Ylasis, Peter G. 106,152 Ylasis, Sue Ellen 141 Volmer, Wayne A. 139 Yolz, Jov 144,168 YonAlbrecht, Bonnie 143 Yores, Ann 168 Yosburgh. Mark 140 Wade, Carolyn A. 159 Wagner, Eric 145,148,166,170 Wagner, Linda M. 155 Wait, Lynne M. 142 Wakolbinger, Katharine 137,165 Waldo, TevaJ. 141,162,165 Wallace. Cvnthia A. 161,163 Waller, Rosemary 106,163 Walsh, LolaM. 170 Walston. Gerald 145 Walters. C. 139 Waltershausen, Mr. George 132 Warder, Susan R. 142 Wasem, Mr James 132.149,151,168 Waters. John T. 146 Waugh. Kenneth C. 107.144.154,155 Way, Gearv 147.166 Wead, Cvnthia J 141 Weeks, Dr. J. Stafford 132 Weidenbaum. Dr. Kevin J. 128,170 Weimer, Barbara J. 107 Weir. DebraK. 141.164.165 Weiss. Jeffrey A. 162 Welch. Frederick H. 145,165 Wesselhoeft, Ellen J. 107 West, Barbara 143,167 West, Carol J. 143 Wheeler. James R. 150 Whelden. Larry B 146 Wherry, Kenneth L. 139 Whitcomb, David R. 155,170 Wieand, Barbara A. 141 Wiese. Nancy L. 107, 155 Wilbur. Mr John 112 Wilhelm, Richard A. 107,145 Will. Margaret Ann 155,169,170 Willhardt, Dr. Garv 133 Williams, Richard L. 138,150.166 Willis. David B. 107 Wills. Mr. Donald 133,154 Winters, Robert N. 146 Witlock, Dale R. 145 Woll, Mr. Robert 128,147,149 Wollman, M. 164 Wollrab, Frank J. 138.147,166 Woodward. Miss Karen 133 Worcester, Thomas C. 107,136 Wright, Carol 107,137 Wright, Sara E. 107,165 Wrona.JohnJ. 147 Wyant. Sara 107,154,155,159 Wyman, Ann B. 142 Yamas, Kathleen M. 159 Yankievvicz, Frank J, 146 Young, Mr. Gordon 115 Young, Peter 107,164 Young, Renee 107 Zaslow, William O. 165 Zellmer, Deborah J 107 Ziegler. Patrice P. 159 Zimmerman. Julie 143 Zircher, Patricia 158 •• ' ■••• ' ■■•■-■W ! It is late. The people and their boohs are all gone now, and the last footprints of third term are prac- tically blown away already. Our year ' s encounter with the Ravelings is ended and we have presented to you our gleaming masterpiece in the hopes that you will accept it as being a successful yearbook. In it we have collected the best of our efforts and at- tempted to produce a truly representative picture of what happened here at Monmouth College during 1969-70. We tried, though we knew it was impossi- ble, to present it all: the good, the bad, the fun. the sorrow. It has become a short, selective history of what happened to us and to you. here, and in this year. There are a few certain people, institutions, etc. that we must especially thank for their efforts in the production of this edition of the Ravelings . Steve Roberts, Steve Herstatt. Gabe. Lucy, and Teva, please accept our humble thanks, we couldn ' t have done all this without you. And now we are finished. Your Editors, Ellie Arkis Heinz Brisske