Northeastern Illinois University - Beehive Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1972 volume:

nQjs University TABLE OF CONTENTS ’’SUNRISE HAZE” PHOTO ESSAY......................1 GRADUATES.......................................16 APRIL GRADUATES.............................18 AUGUST GRADUATES ...........................56 DECEMBER GRADUATES..........................80 CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS....................... 106 CLUBS .................................JL. 108 SPORTS.................................... 153 SPECIAL EVENTS ............................... 168 ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY AND STAFF............. 208 INDEX ........................................ 258 BEEHIVE’72 STAFF Editor: James Kent Editor of Photography and Sunrise Haze Photo Essay: Jack Challem Graduate Layout Designer: Carlos Serrano Special Events Editor: Marnie Fournier Alumni Association Representative: Mary Ann Gaul Staff Members: Naomi Bundley Rosemary Childers Jenneice King Roseann Podraza Phyllis Proszowski Laura Stokes Advisor: Constance Pettinger Advisor in Absentia (on sabbatical): Frank Fritzmann Photography Studio: Walinger Studio sunrise haze morning gaze early bridges mountain ridges our eyes wince, they open snow tops tree tops • liTi iiii worlds swirl tired eyes cities rise steel insect eyes Goodman IhGOlre 12 stumps without limbs stems without shells the earth, a clubfoot without legs APRIL 1972 GRADUATES BACHELOR OF ARTS — LIBERAL ARTS Michael G. Adam Arthur Allen Thomas M. Altergott Michael F. Altfeld Richard Hill Arons Jack S. Barnette Nancy J. Barry William Francis Barz Kathleen Ann Bearden Walter H. Bearer, Jr. James H enry Blackwell Marlene Blechman Thomas George Bottum Ethel N. Bowie Daniel Thomas Budenz Cecilia Mary Bush Sandra Lea Bush Carl Craig Caruthers Jack Joseph Challem Warren KmgChapman Colleen T. Connelly Carol J. Creagh Jay Alan Dabbs William S. Dolgm Curtis Dennis Drake Natalie S. Dranoff Christopher J. Eirich Alex J. Farmakis Martin S. Feldman Libby Lou Fiala John S. Fleming Virginia M. Frank Earl Louis Freeman Michael S. Gaber Steven Alan Gaffen Linda Goldman John L Green Jeffrey R. Gulli Walter, J. Hallbeck Terrie Lee Hart Jeffrey M. Haskin Harriet E. Heinz Carolyn Ann Henry Steven Van Hiller George M. Horowitz Donna Anne Hough Mary Joan Huck Melissa Anne Ivers Denise Mae Iverson Gregory B, Johnson Ronald Jay Kaplan Samuel B. Kaplan Christine M. Kazmierczak Alexandra Kochman Tommy Klein Richard Kotzyba Harry Robert Kowal Susan M. Krause Elizabeth A. Kurtyka Paul Kurylak Warren H, Langguth Robert L. Leengran Deborah Bonnie Lewis Sandra Lewis Leonard F. Lilla Marcia Ann Liss Anne J Lonigro Ranee B. Lumsden Gary T, Lynch Juan Manuel Mendez Louis V. Nardiello Robert Albert Nelson Christine H. Novak Philip James O ' Brien Terence O ' Reilly Wayne Paul Olkowski Refugia C, Palomar Barbara A. Parks Rita Pettinger John C. Pletz Richard J Potrue Bruce Norman Powell De Forest Devron Puckett John F. Rafferty Phyllis Remer Cheryl Lynn Riback Judith R. Rolfs Michael J. Roman Cary S. Rosenblum Margo lleen Rush Arnold Wayne Sandler Patricia Ann Schaefges Sharon Sebastian Arlene Sender Daniel Steven Severyns Brenda J. Shore Raymond J. Shute Christine Sirotiak Robin Silver Marsha Simkin Alan R. Simmons Anita Slav Roy Craig Sonenberg Lottie J. Stapor Mathew M. Stefan Kathleen M, Stewart Bruce W. Stone Mabel Jensen Sullivan Mark James Sullivan Joseph Paul Surma Eileen M. Szczepanik Neal D. Tarshis Susan P. Taylor Ted Mitchell Temkin Patricia T. Thomas Daniel Edward Tietz Joseph Paul Tufo Cynthia A. Turbeville Bruce Michael Urso Gregory John Uthe Ronald Peter Ver-Kuilen Shirley Vihm Michael P. Walker Susan E. Walther Robert Jay Wasserman Martin Allen Wasserstrom Daniel Robert Wood Samuel R. Wright Caroline M. Wysocki Ronald J. Zaloudek William Albert Zimmerman Ray W. Zographos BACHELOR OF ARTS — TEACHER EDUCATION Elka Abramchik Lena M. Acciari Anita J. Aiello Patricia Lynn Alvey Avnl K. Alward Judy Lynn Anderson Sharon Avant Beatrice Azriel Karen E. Bachewicz Cathy Ann Backes Mary Louise Baffetti Sharon Joy Bain Mary K. Balcom Joyce Lenore Barnett Maureen Joanne Barry Paul W. Bartels Charlotte B. Baumgartner Eileen Mae Becker Gloria Lynn Becker Elyse Hope Berke Linda J. Berlin Lois Arlene Biss Margaret Jane Bloom Linda Lee Boquist Susan Lynn Born Marlene M. Borowski Melody C. Brickley Robert H. Brixner Michele D. Bryson Nadine Anne Buchholz Babette Buffington Joanne H. Bulett Katherine Burgess Thelma Bushnell Lynne M. Carpenter Elsie L. Carreon Cynthia Marie Castagna Joseph Frank Catalano Luisa Cepero Joan M. Cerasani Susanne M. Chavich Linda M. Choporis Frances L. Christensen Barbara Esta Cohen Jenise R. Cohen Stewart Joel Cohen Stephanie Faye Colton David Melvin Comrov Suzanne P. Cook Daniel Philip Creely Rose Marie Culotta Gerald L. Daniel Ida Daniels Dorothy A, Davis Wayne Alan De Felice Dorothy E. De Francisco James G. De Julio Duane Dale De Young Judith Angeline Demma Ronalda Susan Deutch Lavonne M. Dimitroff Helen M. Doyle Ellen B. Echales Lmnea Lee Eckholm Mary Ann Egoavil Edwina A. Erlemann Lynn Sandra Ettinger Charlene Fair Judy P. Farby Sheryl Lynn Feinberg Sharon L Filczer Felicia Rose Fillipan Susan R. Fine Carol R, Fink Joline Fish Marlene Kay Fleming Mary C. Flesch Susan D. Flicker Olga Irene Flores Mary Ann Fok Susan Day Freedman Thomas H. Frischmann Lianne K. Fritz Linda J. Frohardt Grace A. Fuoco Patricia B. Galinski Angela Jo Ann Ganios Ronald Lewis Geisheimer Richard GaryGelb Sue Anne Gerchikov Linda Louise Gercone Paula D. Gerowitz Elaine Marsha Gertler Ronald W, Gilliat Phyllis E. Glaszer Barbara Ann Goldufsky Michael Steven Gore Christina Gozdecki George Thomas Greco Sandra Veronica Gregory Roger R. Hanna Catherine E. Hayes Gloria Gail Heins Michael Charles Herman Marietta A. Hirsch Bonnie Hoffman Charles M. Horvath Lynnette Howell Jane L. Hughes David Wayne Huttunen Nancy Pennebaker leuter Susan A. Jablonski Regina Jackson Sharon A. Jaenel Deborah K. Janis Mary Jo Jaroscak Jane H. Jeffery Esther R. Johnsen Dianne Jost Louise Abbott Jouse Michael Kafenshtok Nancy L Kanaby James Robert Kanik Robert Kaprelian Susan B. Keene Janice L. Klimek lleene J. Knieser Donna M. Kolesnik Barbara Jean Koller Harriet R. Kollias Linda Ann Kovak Margaret Ann Kowal Karen J, Kowalski Christine M. Kucharz Diane Marei Kuzma Susan L. Lanes Rita M. Laskowski Paul D Latuszek Linda Lee Lease Alan John Lee Susan G, Lesser Sheila Ree Levin Joan E. Lewis Merle Fran Liberman John T. Lipecki Nancy Ann Locke Lois Joy Lundquist Robert Howard Lynch Jr. Donna M, Marcus Marcy Anne Mark Arlene Jean Marsalek Esther F. Marx Bertha Mary Matsukas James J. Matzuka Carol Ann McBride Sheila A, Medow Joan M, Mercurio Joan E. Meyer Nancy Beth Michaelson Laura Ann Migdow Victoria Milneck Mary M. Molme Jacqueline R. Moore Michele Dee Moses Daniel Joseph Murray Mary Alice Nicola Judith Ann O ' Brien Karen T. O ' Brien Roberta June Ocampo John Karl Omischl Pamela MaeOsucha Margie Owider Patrick Vito Paese Jeralyn Sue Pagen Mary Ann Paglini James D, Paisley Linda Ann Pannos Rose L. Parker La Verne C. Pavel Margaret M. Peck Margaret Ann Peran Dennis Anthony Peri I lo Linda Ann Petersen Jan Gail Peterson Loretta A. Pientowski Steven Mark Pierce Adele C. Pitts William Frank Placzek Richard S. Pollak Olga T. Popowych Pamela Ellen Posar Alexandra A. Pradella Nancy M, Preddy Connie Marie Puis Philip Ned Raffaeli Judith Ann Reed Sandra L. Regula Anka Reina Helle Remmet Mary Isabel Reyes Ellen M. Rice Doris N, Richter Renee Elise Riesenmy Carolyn K. Dunn Roberts Joseph A. Rosano Lynn M, Ross Wendy Lee Ross Linda Susan Rothman Linda Mae Rothstein Nancy I. Rudich John E. Ruskuls Violet Ruth Russell Barney J. Rutkowski Shirley R. Sabin Ana Elizabeth Sarracen Debra Sue Sax Susan R. Schiavone James Edward Schranz Iris Holly Schwartz Mary Ellen Segerson Beverly I. Serota Bernardme Ann Serwa Paul Edward Shannon Sanford Francis Shannon Janine Ann Shramek Shirley Jean Silverman Bettye D. Sledge Marina L. Slocum Nancy L. Slosberg Maureen Ann Smith Rosemary Kelly Sobol Janice Kay Solis Daniel Glenn Spetner leva Sprogis M. Regina Starr Marlene N Stein Lynette A. Stern Ronald D. Stevens Gayle A. Stewart Andrea Joy Stutland Alison May Sulkin Helen Crum Sundberg Vera Ann Suvada Eugenia Szafalowicz Patricia Ann Szymczak Linda S. Tanaka Charlene M. Taubman Diane Donal Taylor Gail Marie Tazioli Gail Tibbals Diane M. Tluczek Joan M. Toepper Lila Trotsky Nancy Tuckman Barry G, Turnbull Claudia J. Uhde Diana J. Usalis Michael Thomas Vassalla Valerie A. Viglietta Susan Jane Vitos Bonita Emily Vourvoulias Esther V Wagner Judy A. Warman Ellyn R. Weisbach Lisa Weisbach Betty Weiss Mark B. Weissbaum Ethel Welles Karen C. Weller Jerry Werenicz David J. Werner Sharon Ann Werner Randi Lee Wexler Pat M, Whitson Lillian Wiaz Nellie Marie Wiley Robert Edward Wilken Thomas Daniel Williams Margaret Mary Wilson Rose Wimsberg 8arbara Jayne Wischnia Mary Ann Dorothy Wloch Katherine Marie Woods Carol Clark Young Donna Therese Ziegler Lorel Lee Zierk Andrew Allan Zimmerman Paula Lynn Zitch 20 Abbott. Lmnea Ann — Dean’s Honor List. Abramchik. Elka — Acoari. Lena Marie — Dean’s High Honor List. Dean’s Honor List. Aiello. Anita Jenard — Albanese. Constance Ann — Altergott. Thomas Martin — Economics. Intramural Baseball. Alvey. Patricia Lynn — Dean s High Honor List. Dean's Honor List Alward. Keith A — Anderson. Judy Lynn — Dean's Honor List Bachewicz. Karen Elizabeth — Dean's Honor List. Backes. Cathy Ann — Lambda Sigma Alpha. Baftetti. Mary Louise — ,1 M L Bain. Sharon Joy — Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Folk Dance Club. Balcom. Mary K. — Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List 8artels. Paul — Dean's Honor List. Billiard Champion (1969-71). Student Representative to Math Dept. Becker. Eileen — Dean's Honor List. Intramural Volleyball. Becker. Gloria Lynn — Association tor Childhood Education. Dean's Honor List. Berlin. Linda Juno Women's Pool Champion 1971 Biss. Lois Arlene — Dean's Honor List. Blechman. Marlene Sandra — Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. M E N C. Boquist. Linda Lee — Lambda Sigma Alpha. Student Council for Exceptional Children. Intramural Volleyball Born. Susan Lynn — Mentors. Para Psych Club Bottum. Thomas — Dean's Honor List. Breckenfeld. Darrell — Band. Dean’s Honor List. Print. Opera Workshop. Phi Mu Alpha Smtonia. Intramural Basketball. Brickley. Melody Carole — History Club Brixner. Robert H — German Club. Newman Club. Bryson. Michele Denise — Dean's Honor List Buchhol . Nadine Anne — Physical education Major. Physical Health Club.Snychronaut. Burgess. Katherine LOiS — Association lor Childhood Education. Black Heritage. Black Caucus. Chorus. Pom Pom Girls (Captain). Spanish Club Castagna. Cynthia M. — Cepero. Luisa — Spanish Club Challem. Jack j. — Beehive Yearbook. Dean's High Honor List. Print. Northeastern Publications. Honors Convocation. Chavich, Susanne Mary — LUISA CEPERO Choporis. Linda — Dean's Honor List, Geography Club. Honors Convocation (Leadership). Intramural Basketball. Volleyball (Women's), intramural Volleyball (Coed). Orchesis. Physical Education Majors. Physical Health Club. Scuba Club. Student Activities Council. Student Fees and Allocations Committee. Christensen. Frances L. — Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Comrov. David — Dean's Honor List. Intramural basketball. Football. Volleyball. Table Tennis. Creagh. Carol J — Culotta. Rose Mane — Dean's Honor List. Dabbs. Jay A — Stage Players. Interpreter's Theatre DeFeiice. Wayne Alan — ROSE M. CULOTTA De Francisco. Dorothy Estelle — Dean's High Honor List De Julio. James Gilbert — Forensics Union. P.E Maior. Physical Health Club. Intramural Volleyball. Golf. Badminton. Softball. Football. Demma. Judith Angeline — Association for Childhood Education Doyle. Helen M — Dean's High Honor List. Honor Convocation. Twenty-One Plus (President. Vice-President). Phi Alpha Theta. Echales. Ellen Bernice — Dean s Honor List Egoavii. Maryann — Dean's Honor List Einch. Christopher James — Dean's Honor List. Geography Club. Physical Health Club. Student Activities Council Student Government, Intramural Volleyball. Football. Basketball Ettmger. Lynn Sandra — Fair. Charlene — Dean's High Honor List I OLGA FLORES Fine. Susan Renee — A.C.E. Flesch. Mary C — Dean s Honor List Flores. Olga — Frank. Virginia Mae — Psi Chi Honor Society. Sigma Alpha Eta Frit , Lianne Katherine — Dean s High Honor List. Dean s Honor List Frohardt. Linda — Hand. Dean s High Honor List. Dean s Honor List. Lambda Sigma Alpha. Spanish Club Exchange Program — University ol Puerto Rico. Fuoco. Grayce Anno — Alpha Rho Omega (Officer. Social Coordinator). Bugg House Square. Special Education Club. Stage Players. Student Council tor Exceptional Children. Gaffen. Steven Alan — Dean s Honor List. Ecology Club. History Club, Print (Political Editor). Political Science Club (Program Coordinator). Intramural Football. Parapsychology Club Ganios. Angela — Dean’s High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Spanish Club. Geisheimer. Ronald L — Dean’s High Honor List. Honors Convocation. Stage Players Gerchikov. Sue — Dean's High Honor List. Dean’s Honor List. Gercone. Linda Louise — MM Gertler. Elaine M — Dean s High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Foren-sics Union. SPAN. Student Government (Committees). Student lor Israel. Glaszer. Phyllis Elizabeth — Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List Goldman. Linda — Dean's High Honor List, Dean's Honor List. Honors Convocation. National Student Speech and Hearing Association (President. Treasurer) Goldulsky. Barbara Ann — Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Student Council tor Exceptional Children. Gore. Michael Steven — Gozdecki. Christina Greco. George Thomas — Oean's Honor List Green. John L — Oean's Honor List Gulli. Jeffrey R — Dean's Honor List. Hart. Terne L — Black Caucus. Black Heritage. Sociology Club (President) Haskm. Jeffrey M — Dean's High Honor List. Print. Stage Players. Travel Committee (Chairman). Commuter Center Activities Board Member. SPAN. Dept, of Speech and Performing Arts. Curriculum Committee. Hems. Gloria G. — Black Caucus. Black Heritage. Bowling League. Computer Science Club. Dean's High Honor List. Earth Science Club. Hem . Harriet E. — 8and. Dean's Honor List. Sigma Alpha lota. Hiller. Steven Van — Honczaruk. Helen — Dean's Honor List. Newman Club. Hough, Donna Anne — Interpreter s Theatre. Lambda Sigma Alpha. Mentors. Student Activities Council! Tau Kappa Epsilon (Sweetheart). 33 Howell. Lynnettc Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Folk DanceClub. Orchesis Huttunen. David Wayne - Varsity Tennis Team leutcr. Nancy Pennebaker — Dean's High Honor List. Jablonski. Susan A. — Lambda Sigma Alpha Jackson. Regina — Dean s Honor List. Honors Convocation. Mentors (President. Vice-President). Pom Pom Girls. Student Activities Council. Chorus. Chamber Smgers. Madrigal Singers. Concert Committee (Chairman). Honors Convocation Committee. Jaenel. Sharon A. — Dean s High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. History Club. Honors Convocation. Phi Alpha theta. Jams. Deborah — Dean's Honor List. Student Council (or Exceptional Children. Janus . Susan Katherine — Dean's Honor List. Jaroscak. Mary Jo — Dean's Honor List DEBORAH JANIS Kanabay. Nancy Linda — Bowl-mg League. Dean’s High Honor List. Dean’s Honor List. Folk Dance Club. Honors Convocation. Mentors. Newman Club. P.E. Majors (Vice-President). Physical Health Club. Student Activities Council. Intramural Women Basketball. Volleyball. Tennis. Badminton. Varsity Women 8asketball. Volleyball. Softball. Kamk. James — Dean's Honor List. Ecology Club. Economics Club, intramural Football. Basketball. Volleyball. Kaplan. Ronald Jay — Band. Dean's High Honor List. Percussion Ensemble. Brass Ensemble. Klimek. Janice — Dean’s High Honor List. Honors Convocation. Twenty-One Plus. Kmeser. Ileene Janice — 3S Owbovs — W HISTORY or POT CULTURE 530 5 cc. 01 Fun'Jk ;.ii� unloosen unbend uninhibit LINDA KOVAK Koiier. Barbara Jeon — Dean s Honor list. Newman Club. Student Council tor Exceptional Children. Kollias. Harriet R. — Dean s Honor List. Student Council for Exceptional Children Kovak, Linda — Dean's High Honor List. Dean s Honor List. Kowal. Harry Robert — Kuzma. Diane Marie — Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. LSA. Laskowski, Rita — Dean's Honor List. P.E Majors (Treasurer). Physical Health Club. Intramural Volleyball. Basketball. Var sity Volleyball. Spanish Club. HARRY R KOWAL RITA LASKOWSKI Latus ek. Paul David — Lease. Linda Lee — Dean’s Honor List. P E Major. Physical Health Club. Student Government. Intramural Volleyball. Women’s Volleyball. Basketball. Soltball. Lcvm. Sheila Ree — Dean's High Honor List. Honors Convocation. KLAL Lewis. Sandra — Dean's Honor List. Stage Players Liberman. Merle — Dean’s High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. German Club. Newman Club. Student Government Locke. Nancy A — Cheerleaders. Dean's Honor List. Gymnastics. P.E. Majors. Russian Club Lynch. Robert Howard — Dean's Honor List. Stage Players. Major. Joyce Marie — Dean s High Honor List. Dean's Honor list. Honors Convocation (Academic). Marslack. Arlene J. — Student Council for Exceptional Children Marx. Esther f — Dean's High Honor List. Honors Convocation. Medow. Sheila Ann — Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List Monde?. Juan Manuel — Dean's Honor List. Political Science Club. Spanish Club Mercurio. Joan — Dean's High Honor List. Honors Convocation. Michaelson. Nancy Beth — Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List Milneck. Victoria Anne — Moses. Michele D — As sociation lor Childhood Education. Dean's Honor List. t i i Novak. Christine H — Dean's Honor List. O'Brien. Karen — Dean's Honor List. Sigma Tau Sigma. O'Brien. Philip James — Anthropos. Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Folk Dance Club. Geography Club. Student Aide tor Anthropology, Psychology Depts. and Security Services Ocampo. Roberta — Dean's High Honor List. Olkowski. Wayne Paul — Chamber Orchestra Omischl. John Karl — 40 Osucha, Pamela — Dean s High Honor List, Dean s Honor List. Honors Convocation. ISA (Treasurer. Pledge Mother). Linguistics Club. Mentors. Student Marshall. Owider. Margie — Dean's High Honor List. Pagen. Jeralyn S. — Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Mentors. Student Council for Exceptional Children. Student Aide lor Student Teaching Stall Palomar. Relugia — Spanish Club. Pannos. Linda — Parker. Rose Lillian — Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. History Club. Psi Chi Honor Society. Psychology Club. Student Council for Exceptional Children. Twenty-One Plus Pavel. LaVerne Claire — Earth Science Club. T wenty-One Plus Peck. Margaret-Mary — Dean's Honor List. Folk Dance Club. History Club. Spanish Club. Petersen. Linda — Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List Peterson. Jan — Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Pettmger. Rita R — Dean'S High Honor List Pientowski. Loretta Antoinette — Art Club. Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Folk Dance Club. Orchesis. i i Pierce. Steven Mark — Pitts. Adele Christine — Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. L$A. Spanish Club. Poliak, Richard Scott — Interpreter's Theatre. Stage Players Popowych. Olga Tamara — Dean's Honor List. Russian Club. Potrue Richard — Powell, Bruce — Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Veteran Club. ANKAREINA Prjdolla. Alexandra Anna — Chorus, Fencing Club. German Club. M.E.N.C.. Sigma Alpha lota. Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List Raffaelli. Philip Ned — Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Physical Education Maiors. Physical Health Club. Student Government. Intramural Football. Volleyball. Basketball. Reed. Judith — Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Mentors. Reina. Anka — Chemistry Club. Remmet Hello — Bowling League. Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Folk Dance Club. Gymnastics. Orchesis. Physical Education Maiors. Physical Health Club. Riback. Cheryl Lynn — HELLE REMMET Richter. Doris — Risenmy. Renee Elise — Dean's Honor List Rosario. Joseph A, — Biology Club Rosenblum.Cary Steven — Ross. Lynn Mane — Dean's Honor List. Gymnastics. Orchesis. PE. Majors. Physical Health Club. Student Government. Intramural Volleyball. Basketball. Varsity Volleyball. Basketball Rothman. Linda Susan — Dean's High Honor List i Rudich. Nancy Yvonne — Association tor Childhood Education. Dean's Honor List Ruskuls. John Edward — Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Linguistics Club. Spanish Club. Intramural Football. Basketball. Rutkowski. Barney J. — Sabm. Shirley Ruth — Twenty-One Plus. Sandler. Arnold Wayne — Dean's Honor List. Honors Convocation. KLAL. Psi Chi Honor Society. Psychology Club. Student Fees Allocation Committee. Student Government. Student tor Israel. Veteran's Club. Young Republicans. Ad Hoc Committee for Budget Override. Sarracen. Ana Elizabeth — Black Caucus. Black Heritage. Spanish Club. Young Republicans. SHIRLEY R. SABIN I Schaefges. Patricia Ann — Schiavone. Susan R. — Association tor Childhood Education. Dean’s Honor List Schranz. James — Serwa. Bernadme Ann — Dean’s Honor List. Honors Convocation (Leadership). Lambda Sigma Alpha (President). Mentors. Student Aide (Records Office). Linguistics Club. RAYMOND J. SHUTE Sender. Arlene Dean's Honor List Shannon. Paul Edward — Dean’s Honor List Shramek. Janine Ann — Shute. Raymond Joseph - Chemistry Club i MARSHA SIMKIN Silverman. Shirley Jean — Dean’s Honor List Simkin. Marsha — Dean’s High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Folk Dance Club. Pep Club. Slav. Anita — Art Club. Physical Health Club. Sociology Club Sledge. Bettye Dorothy — Honors Convocation. Psychology Club Smith. Maureen A — Association for Childhood Education. Dean’s High Honor List. Dean’s Honor List. Sprogis. leva — Association for Childhood Education. Dean’s High Honor List. Dean’s Honor List. Stefan. Mathew — Chess and Checkers. Economics Club. BETTYE D. SLEDGE I EVA SPROGIS Stem. Marlene Nancy — Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List Stern. LynnettC A — Art Club. Stevens. Ronald D. — Anlhropos Stewart. Kathleen Marie — Band. Bowling League. Dean's Honor List. Sigma Tau Sigma. Sullivan, Mark James — Dean's Honor List. Intramural Football. Basketball. Baseball. Varsity Tennis Team. Suvada. Vera Ann — Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List Szafalowicz. Eugenia — Dean s Honor List. Flying Club. Folk Dance Club. Interpreter’s Theatre. Russian Club, Spanish Club. Square Dance Club. Stage Players. Szymczak. Patricia Ann — Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Psi Chi Honor Soc. (Treas. Sec ). Stdnt. Gov't.. Ad Hoc Com. Cent Bldg. Comm. Rep to III Bd o! Higher Educ. — Stdnt. Advisor Comm.. Film Comm.. Lib Extended Hrs. Com (Chrmn).. Com Center Act Bd Tanaka. Linda Sachiko — Dean's High Honor List. Dean s Honor List. Student Council lor Exceptional Children taylor. Diane Donal — Black Caucus. Black Heritage. History Club. Taylor. Susan Patricia Alpha Rho Omega (Historian). Young Republicans. Chamber Singers. Madrigal Singers. Chorus Tibbals. GaiiG - I 1 a BARRY G. TURNBULL Tluczek. Diane Marie — Honors Convocation. Lambda Sigma Alpha (Vice-President. Pledge Mother). Student Activities Council (Secretary). Toepper. Joan Marie — Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Turbeville. Cynthia Sulas-ki — Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Honor Convocation. Psi Chi Honor Society Turnbull. Barry Gordon — Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Physical Health Club. Student Aid. Turo. Joseph Paul — Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Honor Convocation. Usalis. Diana Jane — MARTIN A WASSERSTROM m Vitos. Susan Association for Childhood Education. Doan's High Honor List. Doan's Honor List. Vourvoulias. Bonita Emily Association tor Childhood Education. Doan's High Honor List. Doan's Honor List Wagner. Esther V Association for Childhood Education. Dean's Honor List Warzala. Pola M — Sociology Club POLA M. WARZALA Wasserman. Robert Jay — Boxing Club (President). Dean's Honor List. Political Science Club. Wasserstrom. Martin Allen — Folk Dance Club. GermanClub WeiSSbaum. Mark Bennett — Art Club. Biology Club. Ecology Club. Student for Israel. Veteran Club. . Weller. Karen Christina — Association for Childhood Education. Pep Club Welles. Ethel — Werner. Sharon Ann — Dean's Honor List. Whitson. Pat — A.C.E.. Dean s High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Freshman Orientation Leaders (Mentors), Physical Education Majors. Physical Health Club. Intramural Volleyball Wilken. Robert Edward — Physical Education Majors. Physical Health Club. Intramurals Wilson. Margaret Mary — A.C.E.. Commuter Center Board of Managers. Northeastern Publication. Peace Council. Student Council for Exceptional Children. Women's Liberation. Young Democrats (President). Young Republicans. F.F.C.. Intervarsity Pagan Fellowship — Ombudswomen. Wischma. Barbara J. — Physical Education Ma-jors. Physical Health Club___________________ Wloch. Maryann Oorothy — Association for Childhood Education. Dean’s Honor List. Newman Club. Wood. Daniel Robert — Wysocki. Caroline — Dean's Honor List. Zierk, Lorel Lee — Bowling League. German Club. Zimmerman. Andrew Allen — Zographos. Raymond Wayne — Psi Chi Honor Society. 54 CAROLINE WYSOCKI 55 AUGUST 1972 GRADUATES BACHELOROF ARTS — LIBERAL ARTS tinned Ann Abbott Christopher G. Banakis Eugene Barnes Douglas John Barnett John Raymond Barwick Reinhard N Basting Carol Ann Bauer Geoffrey Steven Bent Sarah R. Bergmann Dennis M Berns Jules E Beuck Boleslaw Bielenm Maury Edward Birtman Cathy J. Bixby Bernice M Bloom Russell G. Born James Weigler Boscarnp Michael F Bruckner Robert T Butka Wayne A Buttermore Eleazar E Cano Barbara Jeanne Carton James J.Caserio Carol Joan Chaney Donald Lawrence Chapman Patrick Albert Collins Terry P. Collins Frank A Coppola Phyllis L Crystal James Robert C terwinski Marshall W Dawson. Jr Janet Mary Di Nunzio Thomas Anthony Dick Dennis Charles Dilg Edward Alan Disch Harlo Joseph Dynek Louis William Fazzini FZobert S. Fischer Brigitte Ficischman Robert EuRene Formanski Lee Roger Fredrickson Elizabeth Ann Gallagher Helen Gallagher Carol A.Goettier Francisco G Gomez Roosevelt Gordon. Jr Ronald E. Graham Thomas L.Grana Kathleen M Grieve John F. Haley John Richard Hassel Robert William Hoppe Leon Intrater Pamela Lee Janke Stephan G. Johnson Virginia Darlyce Johnson Henry Kanabus Dennis Lawrence Karns Donald Kerstyn Jeffrey H Kessler Bonita A Klopacz Gerald Kosmski Carol Sue Kovitz Robert William Kruse Louise M Lc Boeuf Helen Sue Lebovitz Susan Joan Lindquist Lawrence John Link Norman Israel Lit Carol J. Lively Sophia Mane Manta Michael S Mantel Dorothy March Maria F Martinez Ronald P. McOermott Jerry F. Miceli Paulina Sylvia Moore Linda M MoyziS Harry Lee Munro Jeffrey Richmond Murdy Jeffrey Allan Myers Laurence J.E. Neff Marcia Ann Orloff Pearl A. Osmon Robert F Paprocki Thomas Ervin Pilewski James J. Pillar Richard William Pioppo Peter Pitassi Jo Ann Pnddy Rita Jo Ramsey Jerome P Rapacz David Alton Ray William P. Reichhold Janice Ellen Richardson Bonnie Ellyn Ritchie Myron Role Eden R Rosen Janice M Ross Michael Paul Rubel Ivan Lorenzo Ruiz Thaddeus Ruszkowski Bruce Schwartz Robert Alan Scorza Jacob Segal Eddie A.Sencer Richard Phillip Shuman Witold Marian Sikorski Paul J.Silvestn Margaret Sivm Annie C. Smith Richard E. Spalding. Jr Patricia Ann Spann Myra L. Spiwak M.tchell Z Sroka Lelia W. Stacey James Eric Stamborski James John Stasiek Anatoli Stepovy Thomas John Theodore Charles Anthony Torre Teresa N Turner Susan Rose Tyrpm Lisa Olga Tytus John Van Der Wei. Jr. Julie Lenihan Wagnes Poia Warzaia Deborah D Washington John Wesley Whitehead Teddy Williams Barbara P. Wishmck Thomas E Wisniewski Thomas William Wixted Curtis Michael Younce Martin C Zelemetz John Joseph Zierer Herman Zupnik BACHELOROF ARTS -IEACHER EDUCATION Laura T. Aiello Constance Ann Albanese Jolynn Antal Michele Kay Appel SueCofran Arquilla Barbara A Atkinson Henry Max Bach Richard Frank Baffa Janet Kay Baker Warren Lee Bauer Andrea Becker Barbara Bernstein Conna S Block Suzanne Carol Boeckl Margaret Evelyn Bowling Cecilia Ann Boyle Phyllis E. Bramson Mary Kay Brandimore Jacqueline Joyce Buford George William Capps Edward R Carroll June A Carselio Arlene Chiero Noreen E. Ciesielczyk TerrenceC.Ciarke Lorenzo Clemons Patricia Eileen Coghlan Maria P. Condus Marilyn J. Congme Virginia N. Conrardy Carolena Cook Mary E.Coste James Herbert Cunneen Mary Alice Cuny Linda S. Curtiss Lawrence Charles Cwik Christine M Czerwonka Donna M. Dabrowski Michael A. Davis John Collier Dawson Eric John Dernehl Daniel W Determann Barbara Ann Drury Esther Amelia Dubetz Elaine Sue Dykas Nels Elliot Deborah Lee Emm Louise R. Fields Karen Ann Filkcy Adrienne Fmocchio Merle Beth Fisher Concetta M Fitzgerald Tavia Michelle Floyd John Edmund Forde Marion Fyfe Nancy I. Galassi Marilyn Gcrod Lloyd Gill Nancy R Glcistcm Charles W. Goldstein Jerome B. Goldstein Grant J. Goodrich Diane Marie Gorman Joanne Goroff Sandra S. Gregory Donna Carol Grieco Carol Lynn Grobman Wilfred Lendall Gustm Karen Joan Hackmeister Charles Jack Halevi Kathleen H Halket Christopher J. Hansen Ronald William Hanson Adrienne R. Harris Diane M Heflin Andrea Heim Dolores Amelia Hejza Jade Herbert Victoria H Herr Gregory Charles Hernges Dorothy Hirsch Martha Hirsch Wendi Ellen Hirschenbem BarbaraG. Hoffman Nancy Lynn Holmquist Helen Honczaruk Kathleen Ann idstem Susan K. Janusz Arlene R Jarzab Paulette D. Jeresek Ellen Louise Johnsen Peggy R. Johnson Pamela Jean Joyce Kathryn L Kadlec Catherine Mane Kerkes Nancy Carol Kocol Joyce Stella Komperda Jo Ann Koschny Christine Maria Koszalka Kenneth Stanley Kozin Nancy Kay Koziol Gerald A Krajewski Catherine Ann Krier Barbara M. Kroll Mary Denise Kuhman Edward Lee Kurtzman Joyce Louise La Faire Phyllis H. Landando Roberta J. Lane Linda Kay Lange Iris Diane Lapious Linda Lu Larsen Herta A. Lartz Barbara Jean Lawrence Doris M. Le Fevour Gerold Joseph Lekas Karen T. Leung Martha F. Levin Fannie E. Lewis Elaine Lewy Walter Dennis Light Phoebe A, Liebow Carol Jean Lindseth Corrme B. Luisi Mary Jane Lyons Joyce Marie Major Shirley Mann Lynne Naomi Manpearl Angela Maria Margie Barbara Dale Marks Judy Katherine Mathis Dennis Neal Me Aliister Susan Mane Me Hugh Vesla Iduna Me Nerney Esther Meckler Kathleen Mary Merkeiz Lee Alan Mishkin Angela Mitropoulos Michael Dale Molick Kathleen Mary Moore Edward Lawrence Moran Marilyn A Morgan Ruth Eleanor Mornsetl Ellen F Moss Ruth A, Mueller Amy E. Nakai Janet Chiyoko Nakai Susan M. Novak Shirley I Nutting Eileen Ann O'Connor LmdaA.Oieske Norbert Alan Pabich Janet L. Palumbo Stephen J Pantos Catherine R. Papp Monica J. Pareia Nilda Pauley Valeria Ann Pepe Constance L. Peterson Dillard Phifer. Jr Patricia Pietschmann Helen C. Pmsky Anita M Poll Jeanic Lucille Power Joanne C. Prato Rosemary 8. Puckelwartz Lonnie C. Pudelek Nanette J. Radtke CorrmePat Radzik Suzann Rankin Rachel Reifer Lynn 8eth Redman Sophia Rempas Erma L Richter Roben Lee Richter Man G. Riesen Janet Carla Riffkind Anastacia Mary Roggeman Mitchell P Roman. Jr Shelley Rubin Linda C. Russ Delores F. Ryan Maureen Elaine Rybicke Randall Owen Samborski Dennis R. Sans Sandra Lynn Schaffer Sr. Grace Schauf Christine F. Scherb bS Aiello. Laura Ann — Dean's Honor List. Sigma Tau Sigma Appel. Michele Kay — Student Council tor Exceptional Children. Baker. Janet — Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Student Council tor Exceptional Children Banakis. Christopher G. — Dean's High Honor List. Stage Players. Barnes. Eugene — Beehive Yearbook. Black Caucus. Black Heritage. Print.________________ JOHN RAYMOND 8ARWICK Bartolo. Richard — Bowling League. Barwick. John Raymond — Dean's Honor List. History Club (President). SMASH (President). Young Republicans. Student Representative to History Department Bernstein. Barbara — Chemistry Club, KLAL. Boeckl. Suzanne Carol — Lambda Sigma Alpha. Young Republicans Boland. Kathleen Mary — . Born. Russ — Creative Fill i Club. 11 45 Staff. Boyle. Cecilia A. — Dean's honor List. Honors Convocation. P E Majors (President. Vice-PreSi-dent). Physical Health Club. Intramural Volleyball. Badminton. Basketball. Varsity Volleyball Brandimore. Mary Kay — Bowling LeaRue. Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Film Committee____________ _______________________ KATHLEE N MARY BOLAND Brown. Kathleen Ann — Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List Brown. Keith — Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Economics Club. Physical Health Club. Political Science Club. Intramural Volleyball. Football. Varsity Basketball Burdick. Norman — Circle of Contemporary Thgt.. Dean's Honor List. Tau Kappa Epsilon. Intramural Football. Basketball. Freshman Basketball. Candelas. Laura Teresa — Dean's Honor List. Union for Puerto Rican Students. Ex change Student from University of Puerto Rico Carsello. June A. — Student Council for Exceptional Children Cohan. Lauren — Collins. Patrick Albert — Bowling League. Gymnastics. Hickey Club. Coste. Mary E. — Dean's Honor List. Crystal. Phyllis Linda — Doan's Honor List. Folk Dance Club. Sociology Club. Spanish Club. Curtiss. Linda — Dean's Honor List. Gymnastics. Psychology Club. Sociology Club. Student Council lor Exceptional Children. Cwik. Lawrence Charles— Czerwonka. Christine — Dabrowski. Donna — Association lor Childhood Education. Bugg House Square. Dean's Honor List. Para Psych Club. Stage Players Davis. Michael A. — Biology Club. Dawson. John Collier — Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Student Council tor Exceptional Children. Determann. Daniel W. — Dean's Honor List. Linguistics Club. Mentors. Newman Club. Student Government. Veteran's Club Dick. Thomas Anthony — Bowling League. Dean's Honor List. Spanish Club Fazzini. Louis — Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. LEE R FREDRICKSON Finley. Edward John Jr — Dean's Honor List. Flying Club, intramural Basketball Formanski. Robert Eugene — Fredrickson. Lee R — Gallagher. Elizabeth — Dean's Honor List. Political Science Club Gallagher. Helen — Black Caucus. Black Heritage Gomez. Francisco — Dean’s Honor List. Spanish Club. Gordon. Roosevelt. Jr. — Biology Club. Black Caucus (President). Black Heritage (Vice-President). Austin Field Center (Tutor). Black Heritage Club Workshop (Musician). Dean’s High Honor List. Dean’s Honor List. Honors Convocation. Psi Chi Honor Society. Intramural Basketball. Student Aide. __________ FRANCISCO GOMEZ Grana. Thomas Lawrence — Economics Club. Grieco. Donna Carol — Dean’s Honor List. Grieve. Kathleen Marie — Dean’s Honor List. History Club. Library Aide. Aide for President’s Office and Security Department. Hackmeister. Karen Joan — Halket. Kathleen Mary — Art Club DONNA CAROL GRIECO KAREN JOAN HACKMEISTER VIRGINIA DARLYCE JOHNSON NANCY LYNN HOLMQUIST NANCY GAIL HANDWERGER KATHRYN KAOLEC OOLORESA HEJZA JOYCEKOMPERDA Kierny. William James King, Kerry — Art Club. Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Para Psych Club Komperda. Joyce S — Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Student Council lor Exceptional Children Kozin. Kenneth S. Koziol. Nancy K. Krajewski. Gerald A. NANCY K. KOZIOL KENNETH KOZIN Kricr. Catherine Lane, Bobbie — Doan’s High Honor List. Dean s Honor List. Lapidus. Ins — Dean’s High Honor List. Dean’s Honor List. Honors Convocation. Student Council tor Excep tional Children. Larsen. Linda Lu Le Boeuf. Louise M. — French Club, Italian Club. Le Fevour. Doris — Dean’s High Honor List. Dean’s Honor List. Psi Chi Honor Society. Twenty-One Plus ELAINE LEWY Leung. Kciren Biology Club. Mentors Lewy. Elaine — Dean s High Honor List Lindquist. Susan Joan Lmdselh. Carol Jean — Dean s High Honor List. Honors Convocation. Physical Education Majors tPresident. Secretary). Physical Health Club. Intramural Volleyball. Tennis. Table Tennis. Basketball. Badminton. Varsity Volleyball. Basketball. Softball. Link. Lawrence John — Bowling League. Economics Club. Locke. Gail R Luisi. Corrme B — Association for Childhood Education. Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. CAROL JEAN LINDSETH GAIL R. LOCKE ANGELA MARIA MARGIE March. Dorothy — Sigma Alpha lota. Dean s High Honor List Margie. Angela Maria Marks. Barbara Dale — Dean's High Honor List. Mathis. Judy Katherine — Spanish Club (President). SUSAN MARIE MCHUGH ESTHER MECKLER Me Hugh. Susan Marie — Dean's Honor List. Sigma Tau Sigma. Me Nerney. Vesla — Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Physical Education Maiors Meckler. Esther — Dean's High Honor List Merkel . Kathleen M — Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Miceli. Jerry Frank — Band. Hockey Club Mishkin. Lee Alan — Biology Club. Chorus. Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Mentors. Geography Club. German Club (Vice-Treas.. Publicity Chrmn.). Honors Convocation (Leadership). KLAL. Stdnt Aide (Lib. Processing Department. Purchasing Department. Psychology Department). Intramural Volleyball Molick. Michael D Dean's Honor List. Folk Dance Club. German Club (Pres ). Student Council tor Exceptional Children. Moore. Kathleen Mary Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Mentors. Physical Education Majors. Physical Health Club. Stdnt. Activities Council. Stdnt. Government (Sec.. Senator). Intramural Co-ed Volleyball. Varsity Volleyball. Basketball. Softball. MICHAEL D. MOLICK SYLVIA P MOORE KAIHLEFN MARY MOORE Morrissett. Ruth Eleanor — Dean’s High Honor List. Honors Convocation. Student Council lor Exceptional Children. Twenty One Plus Nutting. Shirley I. — Honors Convocation. Oscarson. Marty — Varsity Baseball Pabich. Norbert Alan Dean’s High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Honors Convocation. Physical Education Maiors. Intramural Basketball. Volleyball Palumbo. Janet Louise — Dean's Honor List. Intramural Basketball. Volleyball. Women's Intercollegiate Volleyball Team. Papp. Catherine R Pareja. Monica Jean — Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Spanish Club Pepe. Valerie A. Pilewski. Thomas — Dean's Honor List. Pioppo. Richard William Prato. Joanne Carol — Dean's Honor List. Geography Club. Sociology Club. Student Council for Exceptional Children. Radtke. Nanette J. — Dean's Honor List. THOMAS PILEWSKI I Rapacz. Jerome Paul — Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Linguistics Club. Intramural Volleyball. Ray. David Alton — Biology Club. Veteran's Club. Richardson. Janice Ellen — Biology Club. Dean's Honor List. Richter. Erma L. — Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Ritchie. Bonnie Ellyn Role. Myron — Phi Alpha Theta. Roman. Mitchell P. Jr. — Circle Of Contemporary Thgt.. Dean's High Honor List, Chorus. Tau Kappa Epsilon. Intramural Football. Basketball. Baseball Rosen. Eden Ruth — Chamber Orchestra. Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Honors Convocation (Leadership Service). Mentors. Psi Chi Honor Society (President. Vice-President). Psychology Club MITCHELL P. ROMAN. JR BONNIE ELLYN RITCHIE i i Schauf. Sister Grace — Student Council tor Ex ccplional Children. Twenty-One Plus. Schult7, Joanne L Bowling League. Dean s Honor List. Scott. Patricia Anne — Dean’s High Honor List. Dean's Honor List Serota. Sonya Dean’s High Honor List. Dean’s Honor List. Folk Dance Club. KLAL Shearin. Geraldine — Student Council for Exceptional Children. Shuman. Richard Phillip — Dean’s High Honor List. Dean’s Honor List Sikorski. Witold Marian Simkus. Kathryn — Bowling League. Newman Club. Student Council for Exceptional Children. l0CTlON. tHHie '- cohcu'-t,,‘; Sivin. Margaret — Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Folk Dance Club. Mentors. Honors Convocation. KLAl (President) Talent Scholarship tor Leaderships Service. Snelling. Constance — Bowling League. Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Spaldmg. Richard Eugene — Dean's Honor List Sroka. Mitchell Z Sypin. Maryclaire Tashiro. Jean Claire — Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List CONSTANCE SNELLING RICHARD EUGENE SPALDING Thompson. Nancy G — Dean s Honor List. Interpreter's Theatre. Spanish Club Tillmanns. Sharon Lee Van Hecke. Kathleen Vestuto. Suzanne Mane — Student Council lor Exceptional Children (President). Villarreal. Shirley Wagnes. Julie Lenihan — Association for Childhood Education. Dean's Honor List. Student Council for Exceptional Children. Twenty-One Plus GENEVIEVE WEIRlCH DOREEN E WHITE EILEEN WEISZ Weinch. Genevieve Weisz. Eileen — Dean's High Honor List. Dean s Honor List. Twenty-One Plus White. Doreen E White. Sylvia — SPAN Wick. Bonnie Ann — Dean's High Honor List. Student Council tor Exceptional Children Wilson. Florence M. — Dean's Honor List SYLVIA WHITE Wlodarek. Donna Mario — Doan's Honor List. Mentors. Lambda Sigma Alpha. Math Tutor. Student Aide. Younce. Curtis Michael — Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Psi Chi Honor Society, Psychology Club. Psychology Department Major Representative Zazove. Adele F — Student Council for Exceptional Children. Twenty-One Plus Zieman. George E. — Chess and Checkers. Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Mentors. Tau Kappa Epsilon. Zimmerly. Elizabeth E. — Dean's Honor List. Beuck. Jules — Commuter Center Activities Board (Acting Chairman). Concert Series (Chairman). Northeastern Print. Peace Council. Phi Mu Alpha Smfoma (Treasurer). Student Activities Council. Student Aide. Student Government. Student Radio. Young Democrats Washington. De Borah Diann — Black Caucus. Black Heritage. Black Heritage Workshop (Dancer). Dean's Honor List. Northeastern Print. Spanish Club. I utor (Austin Field Center). JULESBEUCK CURTIS M YOUNCE DEC.1972 GRADUATES: BACHELOR OF ARTS Please Note: This list is not a complete or accurate account of the December 1972 graduates. This was the most Current information available to the yearbook at the time these pages were printed However additions and deletions may have been made at a late date. Sharon Helene Abrams Nancy Mary Adams Nancy L Adams Samuel E Adler. Jr. Joseph S Agnello William Ahifeidt Jacqueline K. Albrecht Donna L Alfredo Linda Hope Allmd Cheryl Rae Anderson Ursula M AngielSki Arlene J Arkm Gary Gene Arnold Zehra J.Asghar Alan David Axelrod Gerald Bagnowski Diane Bea Baker William W Baidyga Deborah Banks Andrea Bartecki William Bartmck Richard John Bartolo Dennis Martin BaureiS Colleen M Beauregard RonaldS Beda Isolde Wellington Robert Benwitz Marlene Berger Peter Berger Leonie E Bergman Muriel Berman Bertha Bikulcs Kathleen Boland Suzanne R Borg Donald G Bowes Annamane Boyle Ritsa Bozianos Janice Christina Brod Kathleen Brown Keith Brown Linda Ann Brudnicki Daniel Brzezinski Mary Ann Brzozwski Marianne Buckle Susan C Budziak Norman H. Burdick Steven M Burns Maxine Caisman Frances L. Cambens Laura T. Candelas Camille J. Caruso Thomas M. Casey BarbaraChalmers Mary Chimienti Christine Chlopowicz Li-Loy Chong Wayne Alan Citron Curtis David Clifford Maria J. Codsgeorgas Lauren Cohan Kathleen M. Connelly Mary Jane Connery Ronald L. Conrad Terry L. Cordero Patricia A Costello Mona Crawford Kathleen M. Cronin Mary Elizabeth Crowley Virginia M. Cudecki Jacqueline Marie Cullen Marie A. D'Onofrio Carl Conrad Dalstrom Joanne Davis Patricia DeCherrie Patricia J DeNutt Robert E Delaney Kristina A. Dentino Dianne DePaldo David John Derenzo Soma Diaz Joanne DiVincenzo Richard Allan Dietz Vaiene T Dixon Eileen Donahoe Marcia Suzanne Doonan Carol A, Dnpps Joan A. DuSold Sarah Edidm Kathy Efantis Linda Kay Eizik Karen Erland Antonio Fasano Ruth Fields Sharon Joyce Fine Sherry Karamer Fine Edward J. Finley. Jr. Murray Fisher Beverly Fishman Evangeline Fitzgerald Marjorie Flavin William Flosi Rhea Anne Fox Karen S. Fredrickson Gregory Furch Katherme Ganakos Iwan Ganeff Gary John Gartrell Dennis E.Gawlik Bruce Gebien Barbara Gomosky Evelyn Gcren Mary Ann Pemberton Gilbreth Patricia M Giovanmm Katherine Louise Glover Margaret Ann Goetz Ronald Erwin Gold Judy Gonzalez Martin J. Goodman Thomas Gora Joanne Gordon Carol J. Gorlewski Edward Paul Gorman Nancy Gottlieb Alberta Grant SulieGreendale Diane C Gngg Janet M. Gubricky Raymond Wayne Guenther Martha R. Guerra Narcisco R Guerra Thomas J.GuetzlaH Rudolph Gutowski Joseph Hall Neal HaHissey Nancy Gail Handwerger Charlotte Marie Hansen Norma Sue Hanson Steven R Hara Glenn Hartman Janet E. Hawkins Justin Greogory Hayes William G Hebble Robert C Herley Thercse Hernacki Beverly Hides Georganne Hirata Ilona Hirsch James Hirsen Darlene Hoban Sharon M. Holman Patricia Horton Barbara Horwitz Norma 1. Hulctt Richard Janzen Marjorie B. Jennings Leona Johns Christine Elizabeth Johnson Ronald Justmann ___________ Linda Ellen Kahn Trudi Kaluzna Annalee Kardaras Caryn D Karmazin Fay Katlm Rosann Kaufman Norman Keller William J, Kicrny Nancy Ann King Deatra I. Kinney Lynette K Kiser Richard Klebek Diane M Knight Natalie Kochman Eric Koivumaki Lynda S. Korn Jeanette Marie Koron Paul G. Kostelanci Lynn Lamb Ronald T.Landsnes John P. Langeiand Carol Ann Larsen Jeanine M. Leengran Esther Lev Carolyn Levin Rena M. Lewis Jeanne M. Liedtka Gail Roberta Locke Bert Loebmann Nettie Lee Lyden Michael R. Lynd Janet Madenberg Wayne Madura Kristine Karen Malanca James J Malarski Lawrence Malinowski Patricia Mangan Mary Ellen Mann Roula Manos Renate Marquis Nabila Masarweh Dorothy L Mason Margaret P. MacCaffrey Arlyss McCann Lynn M. McClain Neill T McLean III Don L. Meyers Victor B Michet Susan Mikula Roberta Mishkin Thomas W. Mott Betty Lai Fong Moy Jane B. Muha Arlene Rae Murfm Linda T. Wonder Musak Marla Nathan Diana Kay Notaro Robert A. Nowmski Joseph B. Nutt Marvin R. Orr. Jr. Lynne K Ostrand Silena Carol Outten Felice Paccili Michele Paieiio Jeanette M Partipilo John Henry Pauls Kathleen A. Peacher Bradford Pearl Cathy Ann Petersen Robert N Ptcifter Harriet N. PheluS Reimar Pielstrom Kenneth Pierce Linda J Pierce Anne M. Pijska Helene Polish Margaret Preiwisch Michele Price John Prezekota Hanna M. PrzybylSki Elizabeth L. Quasius Audrey M. Raffanti Gwendolyn T. Ramsey Paul T. Rawlmgs James E. Ray Joan A. Remkus Janet M. Reschke Reggie H Richman Joanne R. Richter William Leonard Rink Eugene Rogal David Rogers Daniel William Rohan Pedro L. Rosa Deborah Carol Roseman Robin J. Rosenberg Marcia Denise Rosenthal Carol Russell Patricia J. Russell Raymond Ryan Vincent J. Rybicki. Jr. Roswitha S3bo Katherine Sakellaropoulos Denms Saldana Arthur Lee Salna Everett J. Salter Susan Schak Christipher G. Schleicher Patricia M. Schoeman Diana L. Schudeck Shiela S. Schultz James M. Schwandt Marilyn Schwartz Robert Schwartz Gloria Sedlacek John M. Scgcrson Bernard Settler Bonita Helene Sherman Lana Jill Sherman Mary R. Shilkus Larry ShuliCh Mitchell Shubch Jerald Howard Siegel Norman Siegel Michael P. Simmons Suzanne J. Sindul Patricia A Skiby Raymond G. Smith Rubbie Smith Judy Lynn Sproat Kelly L. Stewart Marilyn F. Stoklosa Ernest R. Stolle Janna Lee Strauss Sandra Stroilberg Eileen Sutker Minnie Sweet Janice Rae Szymanski Emi Tado Victoria L. Tassone John Tataris Patricia Ann Thrash Charles Lee Thudium Barbara M. Thulm Kathleen M. Till Christine Joanne Tomko Charles A. Towsley Ruth K. Tsiones Kathleen C. Turlo Dorothy J. Tyler Janet Ulanowicz Karen A. Vaisivilas Christine Vaughan Margaret L. Verdi Larry Alan Vigon Daniel Vision Douglas A Wadington Michele Ann Waimberk Dolores Jean V.'akely Mary Ann Waldbuesse Margaret A. Walsh Ellen Waxberg Leah Weller Frederick F. West Susan K Wester Alan Gerald White William Wiemhuff Barbara Ohs Wilkins Delores J. Williams Lynn Williams Juana Brissenden Wilson Margie Ann Winters Charles W. Wirtaneh Janice Woiciechowski Mary Ann Wright Thomas Yagnisis Naomi Yale Thomas A. Young Richard Zabransky Randy S. Zemcl Wendy Zierk Allan J. Zwierzko 82 Adler. Samuel Edward Jr. Alfredo. Donna lu — Dean's Honor List. Italian Club. Pom Pom Girls (Co-Captain). Spanish Club. Bagnowski. Gerald Louis — Dean s Honor List. Football Club. P E. Majors. Physical Health Club (Secretary). Intramural Basketball. Volleyball. Baseball Banks. Deborah Anne — Black Caucus. Black Heritage. Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Pep Club.__________________________________ DONNA LU ALFREDO BONNIE BARTELS Bartels. Bonnie Biology Club (Vice-President). Bowling League, Dean's High Honor List. Dean s Honor List. Young Republicans. Bartnick. William — Dean's Honor List. Football Club. Honors Convocation. Student Activities Council. Student Government. Intramural Basketball. Volleyball Bazianos. Ritsa — Dean's Honor List. French Club. Literature Club. Psychology Club. Young Republicans. Beda. Ronald — Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Student Aide (Audio Visual). RITSA 8AZIANOS Benwitir. Robert William — Alpha Chi Epsilon. Dean’s Honor List Berger. Marlene Susan Bergman. Leonie E B — Dean s Honor List. Berman. Muriel — Dean s High Honor List. Twenty-One Plus. Uikulcs. Bertha — Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Sociology Club. Stage Players. Student Council lor Exceptional Children. Coffee House. Brod. Janice — Dean's High Honor last. Dean's Honor List. Stage Players. Brzozowski. Mary Ann — Association for Childhood Education. Dean's Honor List. Carroll. Edward Robert — Circle ol Contemporary Thought. Dean's Honor List, Honors Convocation. PRINT. Student Activities Council. Student Government (Vice-President). Tau Kappa Epsilon (Treasurer). Carsello. John A Caruso. Camille — Dean's Honor List. Italian Club. Literature Club. Spanish Club. EDWARD ROBERT CARROLL Chalmers. Barbara Chimienti. Mary Isabella Dean's High Honor List. Twenty-OnePluS Chong. Li-Loy — Art Club. Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Epsilon Kappa Beta Codsogeorgas. Maria Jo — Dean's Honor List. Literature Club. Newman Club. Psychology Club. Young Republicans Coffey. Timothy Peter — Black Heritage. History Club. Connelly. Kathleen — Chess Club. Dean's Honor List. History Club. Newman Clob. S M A S H. Conrad. Ronald L Costello, Patricia Ann — Dean's Honor List. Crawford. Mona Lisa — Black Caucus. Black Heritage. Dean's Honor List. Choir. Chamber Singers. Madrigal Singers. Men tors. M.E.N.C. Crowley. Mary Elizabeth — Dean's Honor List Cudecki. Virginia M — Association for Childhood Education, Davis. JoAnn — Black Caucus. Black Heritage. Pep Club. Sociology Club, DeCamp, Denis James — Tau Kappa Epsilon. DeCherrie. Patricia Jean JOANN DAVIS PATRICIA J. DECHERRIE OeMuyt. Patricia Joanne — Association for Childhood Education. Dean s Honor List Dentino. Kristina A — Dean s Honor List. Geography Club. Stage Players. DeWilkms. Frances Lee KRISTINA A. DENTINO Dezurko. Stove — Football Club. Intramural Basketball. Varsity Tennis Team. DiVmconzo. Joanne — Doan's High Honor List. Doan's Honor List. Student Aide Dixon. Valerie — Spanish Club. 8lack Heritage. KATHY EFANTlS D'Onofrio. Marie A. — Cheerleaders. Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Gymnastics. DuSoid. Joan Efantis. Kathy — Physical Education Majors. Eizik. Linda K. ANTONIO FASANO Elkins. Madeline — Black Caucus. Black Heritage. Homecoming Queen (1st Runner-Up). History Club. Fasano. Antonio — Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. French Club. Italian Club Fcndrick. Marcia Louise — Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Geography Club Fine. Sharon Joyce — Association tor Childhood Education. Dean's High Honor List. Dean s Honor List MARJORIE FLAVIN Flavin. Marjorie — Dean's High Honor List. Psi Chi Honor Society Fox, Rhea Anne — Association tor Childhood Education. Bowling League. Dean'S Honor List. KLAL Fredrickson. Karen S — Association tor Children Education. Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Folk Dance Club. German Club Giles, Gwendoln Mary — Association tor Childhood Education. Black Caucus. Black Heritage. German Club. GWENDOLYN M. GILES MARGARET ANN GOETZ GlciStem. Nancy B Glover. Katherine - Black Caucus. Black Heritage. Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Literature Club. PepClub Goetz. Margaret Ann Gonzalez. Judy Gordon. JoAnn — Choir. Chamber Singers. Madrigal Singers. Student Aide. Opera Workshop ME NC Grant. Alberta — Black Caucus. Black Heritage. Dean's Honor List. Literature Club. Student Aide JUDY GONZALEZ ALBERTA GRANT ■ RUDOLPH GUrOV SKI Greenberg. Jody Lynn — Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Para Psych Club. Gutowski. Rudolph Joseph — Alpha Chi Epsilon (Treasurer. Pledge-Master). Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Newman Club Guyon. Richard G. — Tau Kappa Epsilon. Hara. Steven Robert BILLC. HEB8LE DAVID HELFAND HebblO. Bill C — Dean's High Honor List, Dean s Honor List Hechtman. Rhonda Dean's High Honor List. Dean s Honor I iSt Helland. David — Dean s Honor List. Physical Health Club. Intramural Basketball. Varsity Bus ketball (Manager). Student Aide Hernacki. Terri — Sigma Tau Sigma. JAMES L. HIRSEN Hides. Beverly — Dean's Honor List. Physical Health Club Higgins. Thomas — Dean's Honor List. P E. Majors. Intramural Football. Volleyball. Veteran's Club Hirata. Georganne — Association for Childhood Education. Bowling League. Dean's Honor List Hirsen. James Leslie — Chamber Singers. Circle of Contemporary Thgi. Dean's High Honor List. Dean s Honor List. Chorus. Experiment Music Club. Tau Kappa Epsilon. Intramural Basketball. Volleyball. Hoban. Darlene A — Peace Council. Hogan. Roberta — Dean's High Honor List. Mentors. Honors Convocation. Italian Club. Spanish Club. Student Representative of Foreign Language Department on Student Faculty Affairs Committee. Holby. Theresa Ann DARLENE A HOBAN THERESA ANN HOLBY ■ Horwitz, Barbara Ann — Dean s High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Honors Convocation. Jennings. Muriorie — Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Gymnastics. Jeresek. Paulette — Bowling League. Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Film Committee. Johnson. Christine Elizabeth — Physical Education Maiors. Intramural Volleyball Johnson. Dale Robert — Band. Chamber Orchestra. Collegium Musicom. Dean's Honor List Johnson. Denise C. — Black Caucus. Black Heritage. Dean's Honor List. Student Government. Student Affairs Committee. Student Representative of Elementary Education. Kardaras. Annalee — Dean's Honor list Kaufman, Rosann Jill Kay. Sherry Ann Kessler. Jettrey H. — Dean's Honor List Knudsen. Bruce John — Football Club. Honors Convocation. P. E Majors. Physical Health Club. Student Government LaFortune. Faith M. — Dean's Honor List Leonard. Meivima — Association tor Childhood Education. Black Caucus. Black Heritage. Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. German Club. Levin. Carolyn Dean's High Honor List. Folk Dance Club. Sigma Tau Sigma. - ft Lewis. Rena M. — Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Mentors Loebmann. Bert N. — Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Economics Club. Political Science club. Lyden. Nettie L — Dean's Honor List. P E. Majors. Physical Health Club. Student Activities Council. Intramural Volleyball. Tennis. Basket ball. Badminton. Varsity Volleyball and Basketball. BERT N LOEBMANN Malanca. Kristine — Dean's Honor List. Manos. Roula Marquis. Renate Dean's High Honor list. Dean's Honor List. German Club. Mentors. Print Maruyama, Rodney N — Dean's Honor List McClain. Lynn Mariorie — Dean's Honor List. Linguistics Club SUSAN ROSE MC MANUS THOMASL NORTON R08ERTA T MISHKIN JEANFTTE PARTIPILO MARY ANN PEMBERTON BARBARA JEAN OHS SILENA CAROL OUTTEN KENNETH PIERCE Pierce. Linda Jean — Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. LSA. Pijska. Anne Marie — Dean's Honor List. Geography Club. Russian Club Pmtozzi. Rachelle Pompcr. Barbara Sylvia — Association lor Childhood Education. ANNE MARIE PIJSKA MARY SMITH QUINN Przekota. John — Alpha Chi Epsilon. Dean's Honor list. Football. Honors Convocation. P.E. Maiors. Physical Health Club. Boxing Club. Scuba Diving Club. Student Government. Intramural Basketball. Volleyball. Badminton. Quasius. Elizabeth L. Quinn. Mary Smith Ramsey. Gwendolyn Tomita — Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. ReliCh. Sharon Lynn Richman. Reggie — French Club. Twenty-One Plus. Richter. Joanne Ruth — Print. Pep Club (Captain 69-70). P.E. Motors. Intramural Ping Pong. Volleyball. Rogers. David — Dean's Honor List. Football Club. Honors Convocation. P.E. Motors. Physical Health Club. Intramural Basketball REGGIE RICHMAN 1 Rohan. Daniel William — Earth Science Club. Tau Kappa Epsilon. Rosa. Pedro L. — Dean's High Honor List. Spanish Club. Varsity Cross-Country (Letterman). Union tor Puerto Rican Students. Rosenthal. Marcia Demse — Association for Childhood Education. Ruff. 8etty L — Association for Childhood Education. Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Twenty-One Plus. Rybicki. Vincent Joseph — Dean's Honor List. Ecology Club. Geography Club. History Club. Intramural Football. Basketball. Saldana. Dennis — Linguistics Club. Psychology Club. Spanish Club. Schak. Susan E. — Dean's Honor List. Honors Convocation. PE. Majors. Physical Health Club. Varsity Women Intercollegiate Gymnastics. Schultz. Sheila — Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Schwandl. James M — Student Government, Sedlacek. Gloria — Psychology Club. GLORIA SEDLACEK Shiu. Betty Lai Fong — Art Club. Sikkut. Velio — Biology Club. Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Football Club. German Club. Gymnastics. Skiby. Patricia — Dean's Honor List. Sproat. Judy Lynn — Computer Science Club. Dean's Honor List. Intramural Volleyball. Sroczynski. Marcia — Association lor Childhood Education Stapleton. Mary Kay Stem. Marty J. Stoklosa. Marilyn F. — Bowling League. Dean's Honor List. Newman Club (President). Student Aide. MARCIA SROCZYNSKI Strauss. Janna Lee — Dean's Honor List. French Club. LSA Talaczynski. Shirley Ann Tassone. Victoria Lynn — Dean's High Honor List. Tataris. John Thrash. Patricia — Band. Thudium. Charles Lee — Dean's Honor List. Earth Science Club, Intramural Basketball. Till. Kathleen M. Tobiaski. Glenn R. — Varsity Baseball Ulanowicz. Janet — Pep Club. Vaisvilas. Karen Anne — Dean’s Honor List. Lambda Sigma Alpha (Vice-President). Student Activities Council. Commencement Committee. GLENN R. TOBIASKI MARGARET VERDI GAYEC. WALDAU Verdi. Margaret Wakely. Dolores — Dean s High Honor List. Waldau. Gaye C. — Dean’s Honor List. Student Council lor Exceptional Children. Walsh. Margaret A. — Twenty-One Plus. GARY S. WEBER Walsh. Patricia Mary — Dean's Honor List. Intramural Basketball. Sigma Tan Sigma. Young Republicans. Weber, GaryS. Weller. Leah WiemhoM. William — Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. Student Aide. Williams. Delores Jean — Black Caucus. Black Heritage. Wilson. Juana — Association tor Childhood Education. Wmokur. Reyna Zila Phyllis — Concert Choir. Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List, M.E.N.C. Wirtanen. Charles William — Football Club. Physical Education Majors. Physical Health Club. DELORES JEAN WILLIAMS REYNA WINOKUR Tr T ' TTTf:t Tinfr'ft’ 'TT rnr aMtiii ■■■■ mm� Wisnousky. Kay — Dean's High Honor List. Dean's Honor List. French Club. Honors Convocation. Yagnisis. Thomas Victor — Forensics Union. Zajczenko. Maria — Dean's Honor List. Lambda Sigma Alpha. RussianCiub. Zangora. Karen Mane — Interpreter's Theatre (costumes). Sigma Alpha Eta. Zierk. Wendy — Cheerleaders. Dean's Honor List, Gymnastics. P.E. Majors. Varsity Women's Gymnastics. MARIA ZAJCZENKO 10S CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS 106 107 108 d A L P H A C H E P S I L 0 N The primary words to describe Alpha Chi Epsilon are serviceable and “fraternal. When the permanent charter was obtained on January 9. 1967. AXE was formed as a service for the community as well as a social fraternity, with admission open to all male Northeastern students. The brothers of AXE seek to develop friendships that will last beyond their college days. Alpha Chi Epsilon offers its members opportunities to meet people, to compete in intramural sports, and generally to participate in the sort of activities which make a fraternity function. AXE also sponsors mixers for the recreation and enjoyment of the student body. FRONT ROW: Marshal Bronaugh. Gerry Carccllo. 8ob Gruss. Rick Costa (Vice-President). Joe Consiglio. Bill Rink (Sergeant-at-Arms). Rudy Gutowski. Bob Benwitz. ROW 2: Phil Piotrowski (President). Jack Meyers. Gary Alesi. Al Gorr. Ted Duber. Don lewm (Treasurer). Jim Scanell. ROW 3: Myron Krainyk. Rick ParadiSO (Secretary), Rich Ruiz. Don Guidara. FRONT ROW: Gail Grossman. Debbie Bodden. Bonnie 8aumann. Ann Marie Halwix. Sue Taylor. Marcia leibow (Pledge Mother). BACK ROW: Mrs. Angelina Pedroso (Sponsor). Nadeene Novy (Vice-President-Treasurer). Rose Gillcrist (President). Eileen Wasserman. Kata Gillcrist. Bobbie Kranz. Maxine Levey. Louise Lazar (Secretary). BarbCacciatore. A L P H A The Alpha Rho Omega Sorority was established in 1966 by Diane Lipkin and Sue Gaspar. It was decided that the purpose of the sorority would be to serve and uphold the interests of the college, promote high scholarship among its members and provide aid and pleasure for those in need. R H 0 0 M E G A They serve the school and community by ushering at the films shown at school, collecting for the Heart Fund, and by collecting unwanted toys for mentally retarded children. Their social activities include mixers — mainly BMOC (Big Man On Campus) — Mother-Daughter Luncheon, pajama parties, hayrides. bowling parties. and picnics. For the future they hope to continue serving the school and community and establishing a sisterhood among their members. 112 ALUMNI ASSOCIATION STANDING (LEFT TO RIGHT): Judy Bree. Patricia Szymczak. Robert Brinkworth. Maryann Gaul. Dorothy Fullett. Morris SolonoM. Zachary Pmas. SEATED: Avis Thornton. Alvin Paul III. Ellen Goldenberg. louverta Hurt. President Sachs. Timothy O'Connell. Gregory Golmski NOT PICTURED: Wayne Bradley. €11 ALUMNI ASSOCIATION The Northeastern Illinois University Alumni Association has been officially in existence since May 6. 1971 when a nine-member Board of Directors was elected and a constitution was ratified. The Alumni Association became an incorporated organization on February 2. 1972. Since its formation the Alumni Association has sponsored a Variety Show, assisted with Homecoming, held two theatre parties, and sponsored a workshop on the open classroom in conjunction with Chicago State University and the University of Illinois. The Association honored Dr. Charles Moran upon his retirement for his outstanding service to Northeastern. It has also secured a year's free banking service at the National Bank of Albany Park for all gradu- NORTHEASTERN RllNOlS university ating seniors. All graduates of Northeastern Illinois University are automatically members of the Alumni Association and receive the ALUMNI NEWS quarterly. Dues paying members of the Association receive a membership card entitling them to library use and reduced rates for tickets to specified events. The alumni logo, which appears on this page and on many of the car windows m the Chicago area, embodies the Alumni Association's affiliation. The hexagon. mark of the University, embraces the torch, symbol of the Northeastern Foundation, which was established to solicit and channel funds into worthwhile proiects for the benefit of the school. The Alumni Association is working with both of these agencies for a stronger Northeastern. 1 14 ASIAN AFFAIRS THIS ORGANIZATION DID NOT PROVIDE US WITH PHOTO IDENTIFICATION The Northeastern Association for Childhood Education is a student branch of the professional organization. Association for Childhood Education International. The purposes of the organization are to work for the education and wellbeing of children, to promote desirable conditions in the nursery and elementary schools, to work to raise the standard of teacher preparation and to help bring together all groups concerned with children in the school. Northeastern's branch was formed to find out what is happening in the field of education in the United States and around the world. A.C.E. has had many interesting speakers at their meeting including Dr. Michael Belica. co ordinator of the Instructional Media Program at Northeastern. Miss Bernadme Venn, head of the Stockton Schome. Mrs. Terry Urbank. founder of Supercare. Inc. a day care center in River Grove: Officer Friendly from the Chicago Police Department and Robert M. Bell from Educational Teaching Aids. The organization also sponsored a food drive for the American Indian Center. The sponsors of the Organization are Mrs. Peri P. Georgiou and Dr. Leonard A. Setze. A S S N. F 0 R C H I L D H 0 0 D E D U C A T I 0 N FRONT ROW: Kathryn Bnxy (Secretary). Manlee Head (Vice-President). ROW 2: Barbara Johnson (President). Barbara Cacoatore. Patricia Groth. Laura Atherton ROW 3: Eileen Marousek. Barbara Pomper. Helen Loukas. BAND ROW 1: SEATED (LEFT TO RIGHT): cee Kivi. Charles Novak. Mark Malebranche. Nancy Pan-opoios. Dale Johnson. Jody Ruppel. Gail Sonkm. Norman Keller. Robin Jacob. Louise Ales-kiewicz. Jennifer Podgers. ROW 2: (SEATED): Michael Kahles. Diane Scadron. Richard Frederick. Carol Russell. Merelmarie Laabs. Irma Olivo. Cheryl Cordes. Gabrielle Jantelezio. Donna Dragon. William Sundberg. Daniel Powers. Marilyn Kalvig. Mary Berg. Laura Asta. ROW 3 (SEATED): Mary Helm. Patrice Patton. Georgette Sodcrstrom. Jimneta Brown. Henry Costa. Mary Malessa. David Drska. Steven Szafalowicz. Dean Rolando. Wayne Woic-ik, William Witt. Richard Piskator. Jay Stilson. Allan Zwierzko. Kathy McGumess. John Sei- bert. Darrell Breckenteld. Marilyn Brown. Jose Acevedo. Shopan Entesari. William Caldwell. Robert Gradl. ROW 4 (SEATED): William Gabriel. Mark Schultz. Michael Phillippi. Alan Hollander. William Kaempfe. Steven Yates. William Flosi. Lorraine Kruzel. Karl Strand. Murray Fisher. ROW 5 (STANDING): Ronald Kaplan. Lynn Uchida. Ted Duber. Jerry Miceh. Kathleen Draus. James Cleary. Harriet Heinz. Ronald Zagorski. Dr. Edgar Gangware. NOT PICTURED: Clare Burman. Kathy Clement. Ann Krawczyk. Rich Santoro. James Yamauchi. Kathryn Kadlec. Sally Mayerboch. James Rottman 117 BAND The purpose of the Northeastern Illinois University Band is to provide an outlet for those students possessing musical talent and to experience the esthetic value of performing music. In addition to giving concerts, it provides a service to both the school and the community by participating in graduation and basketball games, and spreading good will outside the university. through such activities as the senior citizens'concerts. Finally, it provides a source of musical entertainment for the students and the community. Dr. Gangware. director of the Band, came to Northeastern m 1966. At that time the band consisted of twenty-two members who rehearsed on the auditorium stage The band room was a small room behind the auditorium, which served as Dr Gangway's office, storage room, practice studio, ensemble room, part-time rehearsal hall, and teaching studio. Throughout the year the Band participates m several regular events The most important of these are its trimester concerts At these, the band performs a wide variety of music including serious band music, orchestral transcriptions, popular show tunes and even experimental music. These popular concerts are scheduled every semester usually on a Wednesday evening. In addition, the Band sponsors a SOlO contest With the Winners performing m a soloists' concert during the winter term Furthermore, the pep band is formed from the large concert band which helps provide a zesty spirit at our home games (basketball and football), and at least one away basketball game. Theclimax of the year is when band members are selected to perform m the Mid-America intercollegiate Band for two days in Iowa BEEHIVE 1972 STAFF (Above) Phyllis Proszowski — typist (Above) Mary Ann Gaul — typist (Below) Jack Challem — Photography Editor (Below) Rosemary Childers — typist (Right) Roseann Podraza — Stall Member 119 (Above, left to right) Renote Lewm. Jack Challem. Roseann Podraza. Frank Fritzmann. Mary Ann Gaul. (Below) James Kent Editor (Below)Connie Pettinger — Advisor (Adovc) Carlos Serrano — Graduate layout designer (Left) Jenneice King Neal — Stall Member FRONT ROW: Margaret Crellin (Treasurer). Bonnie Bartels. Barbara ButzbdCh ROW 2: MarkShoub. Marie Bruno (Vice-President). Debbie SaFranek (Secretary). Herbert Bierman (President). Gail DeKoven. Michael Oavis. ROW 3: Steve Losh. David Ray. Richard Levee. Dennis R. Sous. Marc LaBeau. William Reichhold ROW 4: Mike Gaber. Grant Goodrich NOT PICTURED: Annie Leung. Karen Leung. Mary Schick. Revived several years ago by the biology majors at Northeastern and sponsored by Dr. Jules lerner. the Biology Club has come to be an organization staunchly supported by its members. The purposeof the club is to enlighten persons interested in the science of life, and such enlightenment has come through excursions to museums. lectures, and certainly on out-of-doors field trips. During the winter months, such places as the Field and Rosen-wald Museums, and the Shedd Aquarium, have become favorites: whilethesprmg. summer, and early fall are times which have been used for field trips to such locations as the Indiana Sand Dunes, the Illinois Prairie Path, the prairie at 31st and Wolf Roads, and even the local LaBagh Woods for inspection of the early spring flowers. Club meetings during the week are scenes of informative movies and lectures by outside speakers, our own biology professors. and also our own members. At present and in the future, we are. and will be. concerned with the threats to our natural world, methods for attempting to alleviate the problems of pollution and overpopulation, and. with the helpof more people, to try to maintain the delicate balance of nature. The BlackCaucus is in the deepest sense, the Black Student Government at Northeastern. When the need arises to act on the behalf of any Black student's interests, members of Black Caucus work together to find a way to resolve the situation. Constantly the members of Black Caucus are mindful of their interests, both as Black people and as students striving in today's educational system. FRONT ROW: Bernadme Canada. Dons McCloud. Denise Johnson. Doris Thompson. Frances Sanders. Madeline Elkins ROW 2: Jerry C Buckley. Joanne Davis. Anna Dickenson. Claudette Benn. Alberta Grant. Denis Eldes. ROW 3. STANDING: Annabel McFall. Naomi Bun-dley. Carol White. Vera Walker. Debbie Washington. Renee A Darnels. Rosemary Childers. Kathy Glover. Ddores Williams ROW 4. STANDING:Curtis Dorsey. James Kent. Donald Butler. Michael Walker. Dewey Hammons. Roosevelt Gordon.(President) FRONT ROW: Anita Howard. Linda Paul, tavern lewi$ (President). McKinley Johnson. Eugene Barnes. Nila M Wooten. Marietta Amos ROW 2: Juanita Stokes. James Paul. Sandra Dickerson. Aimeadie Thomas. Beverly Porter. Sandra Wilson ROW 3 (STANDING): Laura A Allen. Cletes Shephard. Shirley Cravens. Larry Jones. Joe L Williams. Stella Pundy. Leroy Williams. George Ross. Sylvia Bland The Black HeritageClub is an organization tor Black students whose immediate goal is to expose its members to their heritage as African people and then to live according to the principle of such people. In addition, theclub is the medium for communication among Black students and the total student body of Northeastern. Cultural events, speakers on topics of interest to Blacks and various kinds of entertainment are also provided by Black Heritage. The Black Heritage Club taps the resources of each of its members in order to create a viable fraternity and a unity that will prepare the members to work within their own situations. whether as students, teachers, brothers, sisters, or friends, in order to build a strong Black Nation. STANDING (LEFT TO RIGHTS Carol BurkeFonte (program advisor). Kevin Burke. Vickie Grant. Jerry Buckley. Dan Detterman. Bruce Rosenberg. Janice Meyer. Carol Girard (assistant program advisor). Jay Reil SEATED: Lynn Uchida. Jules Beuck. Linda WoH. Gayle Wa-pole. Kathy Wanders. Jell Haskm. C 0 M M U T E R The Commuter Center Activities Board is the student union organization which co-ordinates the educational and recreational activities for the UNI community. The areas in which they work are: special events, lectures, concerts, travel, films, outdoor recreation. and publicity. The people participating in CCAB are: c E N T E R A C T I V I T I E S B 0 A R D Jules Beuck Vickie Grant Luis Moya Jerry C. Buckley Frances Camberis Kathy McGuinnes Linda Wolff Sophia Rempas Warren Chapman Janet Meyer Willie Englehardt Claire Burman Janice Meyer Cheryl Webber Nilda Pauley Marcia Leibow Mark Sullivan Kathy Brown Bernice Bloom Connie Fitzgerald Mary Kay Brandimore Paulette Jeresek Kevin Burke MikeCunningham Gayle Wapole Marty Wasserstrom Kathy Wanders Jay Reil Ted Cheffm Joanne Power Julie Davis Joyce De Angelis Jeff Haskm Lynn Uchida. 124 COMMUTERCENTER BOARD OF MANAGERS The Commuter Center Board of Managers is the mam policy making board of the Commuter Center The Commuter Center Constitution provides that the 8oard direct and administer the affairs of the Commuter Center This administering of affairs is subject to the counsel and approval of the President of the University All groups having space in or using the facilities of the Commuter Center are responsible to the Commuter Center Board of Managers The Commuter Center Board has jurisdiction over all services the Commuter Center provides to the University community These services include the cafeteria, vending consessions. the Book Nook. Student Service Desk. Candy Store, lockers throughout thecampus. thecheckroom. the Billiard Room, a check cashing service, catering for parties or meetings and a variety of prorams that range from the films shown on campus to special concerts or speakers, Above all the ommuter Center is an organization made up of all the students in the university, and made for the students convenience The Board is made up of nineteen members, each having one vote m the policy making process or the decisions of the Board. Eight members are undergraduates, two are graduates, twoare members of the alumni, two are faculty members, two are members of the administration two are Civil Service members, and one a representative from a neighborhood organization Each member is elected by his peers except the two.admimstrative members who are members because of the office they hold, these being the Vice-President for Administrative Affairs and the Vice-President for Student Affairs The Commuter Center Constitution provides that the Chairman or the Vice-Chairman be student, the only other officer is the secretary The Director of the Commuter Center is employed by the Board of Governors after consideration and recommendation of the Board The Director is responsible for the overall operation and supervision of the Commuter Center according to the jxilicies and rulings of the Board He is responsible for the handling of all funds generated by the various areas of the Commuter Center and provides the 8oard with monthly financial reports concerning all the businesses of the Commuter Center. He is also responsible for the co-ordination of all services and activities within the Commuter Center Adapted from People and Process: The Commuter Center 125 COMMUTERCENTER BOARD OF MANAGERS TOP ROW: James Kent. Betty Gialessas. Margaret Crellin. Gregory Golinski. Mark Walsh. SEATED: Joann Powers (Vice-Chairman). Cliff Harraison (Director). Jack Holt (Chairman). Herbert Bierman. c 0 M P U T E R C L U B The Computer Science Club offers all students of the UNI Community an opportunity to become familiar with computers and computational techniques. to pool their knowledge. and to meet others with comparable interests on a social basis. Members of the club serve as tutors for the Computer Science program. Club meetings offer students an opportunity to discuss new and advanced techniques in computer applications with members of the faculty and outside experts, and to obtain information concerning professional opportunities in computer technology information science and data processing. LEFT TO RIGHT: Christine Link. Ron Gilliat. Joyce Pomeranmg. Robert Dubyk. Sue Gerhart. Gary Garzonetti. Seongki Moon. Carol Carr. Edward Kurtzmann. Mike Kahies. Joan Remkus NOT PICTURED: Kevin Burke. Linda Allmd. Louise Weisczyk: Coordinator: Sanlord 01-shan; Sponsor: Dr. Louis Becker E A R T H S C I E N C E The Earth Science Club serves the dual purpose of study and recreation. Combined with a study of the earth processes and man s role m his environment, are such recreational activities as camping, hiking and canoeing c L U B FRONT ROW: Andie F«m (Vice-President). Dr CharlesShabica. Pat Holland.Chris Mrozmski. Anita Brandes (Technical Assistant) ROW 2: Dennis Skahen. Dr Albert Forsiev. Dr Mohan Sood (sponsor). Donna Prestle. Carol Hall (Secretary). Dr Robert Doehler. Dr Musa Qutub ROW 3: Bob Hayes. Dennis Marton (President). Dick Hansen. Dennis Gawlik FRONT ROW: Lucia Kaira. Judith Rosen. Mrs Bettye K Ehrlich. Margaret Crellin ROW 2: Eva Petersen. Christine Link. Loretta Pienlowv ki. Barbara Butarbach F 0 L K D A N C E C L U B The thrill and challenge of learning dances from other countries bring the folk dancers of Northeastern together. The Folk Dance Club meets once a week under the sponsorship of Mrs. Bettye Ehrlich. With the guidance of her greatly diversified knowledge of dances the world over, the folk dancers practice the many intricate. graceful and forceful steps characteristic of each culture. Adding to the unique flavor of each dance are the colorful and authentic costumes that accurately show each country's mode of dress. In the past the Folk Dance Club has demonstrated its skills at performances at the college, at freshman orientation, and for various grammar and high schools. The club hopes to keep up this fine record in the future. Membership in the Folk Dance Club requires only that a person has interest, enthusiasm and a willingness to learn. G E 0 G R A P H Y C L U B Northeastern’s Geography Club provides opportunities for interested students to explore the cultural and physical environment around them. The club is not exclusively for Geography majors, but rather is open to anyone interested in the surrounding environment. The club’s activities are varied and consist of field trips to such places as Mammoth Cave m Kentucky and Galena. Illinois. Another popular activity is the monthly dinner at restaurants which specialize in a specific nation s cuisine. Restaurants visited by the members included those of Spanish. Yugoslavian. Korean. German, and Peruvian nationalities. FRONT ROW: Sue Zoltek. Carol Hall. Jim Norwme ROW 2: Lou Jones. Karen Coyne. Anne Sneddon. Rich Hansen. Lee Mishkin. John Por-tenlanger ROW 3: Mark Kipp. Chris Eirich. Jose Cortese. Barb Mack. Joann Dorsen. Jerry Mostek. Tom Behrendt. Mandel Pel The varied activities of Club italiano during the 1971-72 academic year underlined the purposes of the Club's Constitution To develop among students on ourcampusan organization which offers its members all the opportunities. responsibilities, and privileges of membership To develop a program designed a) to acquaint all students with opportunities for cultural enrichment; b) to provide culturally enriching activities; c) to provide members with opportunities for practical experience m working together. developing leadership and responsibility, and the possibility to discover and utilize sources of Italian cultural interest On October 15a group of thirty attended, in high fashion, the performance of Verdi'S Rigolctto at the Lyric Opera House 8ravi$$imo! Mr Hoberg addressed the Club on November 4 Dante and His World — Part II was the subject. Eccelente! With the exception of the oil and vinegar salad being served at the beginning of the meal, the second annual Club Italiano banquet on November 18 at the Como Inn was an Italian affair Ninety guests, among them students, parents, faculty, and Dr. and Mrs. Sachs, attended the banquet. The meal featured lasagna . a series of pasta, and cheese layers topped with meat sauce. But it was the Lambrusco . a Sparkling semi-sweet red wine from the northern Italian provence ol Emilia, that received the encores. Following the meal. Dr. John Maher (Linguistics), and Mr Thomas Hoberg (English) were awarded honorary membership m Northeastern's Club Italiano for their cultural contributions as guest lecturers on several occasions before the Club. Miss Frances Calabrese, president of the Club Itahano presented this year's club officers; Diane Fuggiti (vice-president), Donna Giannese(secretary). Anna Muscarello (treasurer). Michael Abruzzim (sergeant-at-arms). A slide program of Venice and the surrounding region, presented by Dr. Maher, preceded the lively entertainment. Laura Jean Zerlay and Lenny Goldberg presented a musical program to the delight of all present including a waiter, undoubtedly a septuagenarian, who could not help joining m the festivities with a dancing exhibition. Dr Gal-assi's recitation of the Mia Carlotta added to the evening's merriment Magnifico! The Winter 1973 was highlighted by a movie on the Italian poet. Pier Paolo Pasolini. Incantevole! Membership in Club Italiano is open to all students at UNI presently or previously enrolled m Italian classes or having interest m the Italian language and culture I T A L I A N 0 C L U B FRONT ROW: Francesca Calabrese (Publicity Chairman). Gloria Poj e (Publicity Co-chairman). Mary Diana. Diane Fuggiti (Treasurer). Roberta Hogan. Joe Atria (Sergeant-at-Arms). ROW 2: Anna Muscarello. Joycelynn Gazda. Mane Bruno. Gloria Marie Cruz (President). Janet T. Buomncontro. Dr. Battista Galassi (Sponsor) ROW 3: Joe Locasoo (Vice-President). Donna Giannese. John Cora. KLAL is a group of concerned Jewish students who have been on campus for about four years now. The Club sponsors many programs, including that of educational, cultural, and community, service, as well as giving social parties. K L A L Y I S R 0 E L LEFT TO RIGHT: Michele Wachovsky. Maxine Levey. Bruce Lev. Ted Rose. Man Gerchikov. Eileen Wasserman. Rich Karim (President). Margi Sivm (Treasurer). LAMBDA SIGMA ALPHA FRONT ROW: Cathie Jacobs. Judy Gondek. Judy Johansen. Sue McCarthy. Pat Pomtanek. Linda Cairns ROW 2: Sue Concialdi. Donna Martello. Pat Krzywicki. Donna Prestel. Kathy Moriarity. Kim Dawson. Sally Saunders ROW 3: Bonnie Belli. Marilyn Penzcl. Darlyn Dvorak. Nancy Kuta. Linda Ferraro. Micki LoPresti. Colleen Geraghty. Marlene Mitchell. Janiece Archer. ROW 4: Mary Pat Boyle. Evelyn Pontikes. Debi Patterson. Linda Meyer. Jean Dallmart. Janet Dallman. Having received its charter in 1962. Lambda Sigma Alpha is the oldest sorority on campus and also the largest with fifty active sisters. The chief purpose of the sorority is one of service to the school and community at large. Among the in-school activities are a Penny Carnival, raffles, a Valentine’s Day Candy Sale, and a Winter formal at Christmas time. With members whose in- terests and activities cover a wide range, the sisters have adopted a Korean boy. and write to him regularly. In addition, as service to the school, the sisters of LSA usher for concerts, graduations and other school functions. The carving of pumpkins at Halloween and the distribution of candy to hospitalized children at Christmas and Easter are some of the outside activities. FRONT ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): Sue McCarthy (Recording Secretary). Judy Gon-dek (President). Judy Johansen (Vice-President). TOP ROW: Micki LoPresti (Corresponding Secretary). Kathy Moriarity (Treasurer). SEATED (LEFT TO RIGHT): Diane Smietana (Secretary). Cheryl Meres (Vice-President). Karen Roscnkranz (Treasurer). John Barnitz (President). STANDING: John RuSkulS. Susan AnkieholtZ. Amelia Kelly. Pat Wegrzyn. Dr. Audrey Reynolds (Sponsor). Barb Hartgenbush. Paulette Cwik. Elaine Weaver. Judy Kinnane. L I N G U I S T I C s c L U B Open to all students interested in human language and the field of linguistics, the LINGUISTICS CLUB is an organization offering a variety of activities and services. The club has provided a forum where students may enrich their knowledge of linguistics, especially in its relations to other fields such as literature, psychology. anthropology, and English teaching. The past year has been the most successful m the club's history. The Linguistics Lecture Series, sponsored by the club included the following: Dr. Robert lllwitzer Semantic Interpretation of YES and NO Dr. Peter Maher The Name of the Eagle” Dr. Thomas Kochman Social and Cultural Sources of University of Illinois Communication Failure Mr. Don Seigel Mrs. Emily Ellison Dr. Ray Jackendoff Brarideis University Dr. Pete Maher Dialects in Literature Getting to Know Your Psyche Linguistically: Psycholinguistics Interpretive Semantics English As She Is Spoke Dr. James McCawley On Identifying the Remains of University of Chicago Deceased Sentences Mr. Harold Hild Renaissance Attitudes Toward Language Mr. Jack Richardson The Spelling of Inglish (sic) Mr. Ed Maxwell The lecture series is not the only activity. In December of 1971. John Barmtz. Cheryl Meres. Diane Smietana. and Karen Rosenk-ranz attended the forty-sixth annual meeting of the Linguistic Society of America Convention held in St. Louis. Other field trips planned by the club included visiting elementary and secondary schools where transformational grammar is taught. The Linguistics Klub tries to close the communication gap between faculty and students. Every trimester the club sponsors a Student-Faculty Rap Session where issues such as curriculum and student problems are discussed. Last April, the linguistics students challenged the linguistics faculty in a brutal volleyball joust. Unfortunately, the faculty were victorious. At the end of every trimester, the club conducts a faculty evaluation survey which enables the students to evaluate teacher performance. In 1972 the Linguistics Klub established a tutoring program for introductory linguistics students who seek assistance. The Newman Club is an organization that offers students at Northeastern's commuter campus a sense of being part of a community. The Newman Center is located at 5450 North Kimball, and provides a place where students can spend their free time, study, and make friends. On Friday evenings there is always an activity planned, whether it be a party at the center, taking in a play, a movie. ice-skating, or other activity. The Newman Center also serves the Catholic community services during the Holy days. KNEELING: Jamce Johnson (President). Joanne Oraths. Marge Conley. Sue Krach. Karyn Draths ROW 2: Terry Strand. Lou Czaplewski. Bill Wysocki. Bob Depa. Chris Swierczynski. Peter Welsch. Mary Long. Rich Podraza. Reverend J Hurley. Karen Ro$enkranz. ROW 3: Richard Ruiz. Myron Krajnyk (Treasurer). Marilyn Stoklosa. Linda Robert (Secretary), 136 PHI ALPHA THETA “THIS ORGANIZATION WAS UNABLE TO PROVIDE US WITH COMPLETE PHOTO IDENTIFICATION PHI ALPHA THETA Founded in 1921. Phi Alpha Theta is the International Honorary Society in History and has now grown to more than 380 active chapters with membership in excess of 60.000. Established to recognize and encourage excellence in the study of history. Phi Alpha Theta sponsors annual awards for scholarship. papers, and books, and publishes The Historian, a quarterly journal of History. The Pi Gammer Charter, chartered January 28. 1970. is actively engaged in the pursuit of the purposes established by the National Council. Besides sponsoring guest speakers in the field of history, the Pi Gamma Chapter has instituted a program under which books will be donated to the Northeastern library. and plans in the near future to establish awards for student papers in history. — FIRST ROW: Lee Kivi (Vice-President). Bill Witt (President). Dave Drska (Secretary). ROW 2: Jim Chandler (Historian). Karl Strand. Dave Farber (Treasurer). Norm Keller (Alumni Secretary). Murray Fischer. Al Zwierzko. Paul Drennan (Warden). Rich Piskator. P H I M U A L P H A S I N F 0 N I A Phi Mu Alpha Smfonia Fraternity is a prolessional music fraternity dedicated to the advancement of music and to the brotherhood among men engaged m musical or related activities. Sinfoma's first chapter. Alpha, was organized in 1898at the New England Conservatory of Music to unite men with common musical interests While this continues to be a major purpose, m addition. Phi Mu Alpha fosters the development of fraternal spirit, contributes to musical activities on college and university campuses, and encourages loyalty to the Alma Mater Nearly 300 active chapters, located on college and university campuses throughout the United States, initiate 3.000 men to membership each year. Alumni chapters in most maior cities serve some of Sinfoma's more than 50.000 alumni members. The membership roster of Phi Mu Alpha is a veritable Who's Who of men in music. Sinfonians may be found in all fields of musical activities. Membership includes students, conductors, performers, composers, arrangers, teachers, publishers, music merchants. and representatives in the areas of radio, television, and motion pictures. Chi Omega Chapter started with a petitioning group of twenty-seven students and one faculty member early in the 1968-69 school year. Chi Omega was officially chartered at Northeastern on April 21. 1969. The chapter has grown to be an active part of the school and national organizations. Active on campus, the fraternity regularly sponsors concerts and recitals, holds a dinner for the music department. ushers at concerts, and holds a summer picnic. The brothers of Smfonia. therefore, enioy the advantages of a professional and social fraternity in one. FRONT ROW: Eden Rosen (Vice President). Ten levin (President). Nadeene Novy (Secretary). Lee Schaeff ROW 2: Karen Filkey. Evelyn Gcren. Roosevelt Gordon. Pat Szymczak. Gary Osgood. Psi-Chi is the national honor society in psychology. The purpose of this organization shall be to advance the science of psychology, and to encourage. stimulate, and maintain scholarship of the individual member m all fields, particularly in psychology. The Chapter's most recent, and to-date, best-received, activity was a program entitled Conversations With Psychologists. which brings chapter members into informal but meaningful contact with professional psychologists. Our guests of honor share their thoughts, interests, values, goals and ambitions concerning psychology as a science and a profession. Membership is open to all qualified psychology majors and minors. 140 FRONT ROW: Rosa Alvarez (Distribution). Edwin Claudio (Managing Editor). Marijuana Schram (Typist) ROW 2: Ricardo Rodriguez (Photography). Chuck Torre (Editor-m-Chiet). David Delgado (Assistant Editor). Que Ondee Sola translated into English means May it wave alone. It refers to our Puerto Rican flag and expresses a sentiment that we are sure is embedded deep in the hearts of every Puerto Rican, and. for that metter. in the hearts of every man. It says. I am my own man and I can deal with every other man on equal and mutual terms.” We believe this to be a primary goal of every individual — for it is. really, a guaranteed dignity. Que Ondee Sola was started in January of 1972 for the purposes of: 1. bettering communication and understanding between minority students (particularly Puerto Ricans), and the rest of the college community: 2. continuing contact with our Puerto Rican community so that we as university students do not lose sight of our main duty of staying within that community to assure its progress in every area, and so that, at the same time, our community is aware of our existence and our intentions so that they can be guides: 3. finally, as an instrument of education whereby we can inform ourselves and others about our history, cultures, literature. etc ... Que Ondee Sola is published twice a month and circulates within Northeastern, the Puerto Rican community, high school with a concentration of Puerto Rican students, and individual subscribers, including some m foreign countries. SIGMA ALPHA ETA °THIS ORGANIZATION DID NOT PROVIDE US WITH PHOTO IDENTIFICATION ff I Northeastern’s only school and community service sorority. Sigma Tau Sigma was established when the university was known as Chicago Teacher’s College. Following their goal of culturally and educationally enriching disadvantaged children through tutoring. the sisters of Sigma Tau Sigma have worked as tutors in hospitals, orphanages, disciplinary homes, and community schools. Because Northeastern is no longer completely a teachers college, many of the sisters are not future teachers. These sisters help plan fundraising projects, the proceeds from which go to children's charities. Halloween dress-up and candy sale, pizza parties, car washes, and get-togethers with fraternities from sisterhood. Famous Flower Power, the beautiful dinner dance to celebrate the sorority’s birthday. theatre parties, and mother-daughter luncheons are all traditional activities. This year's events included a Flower Sale for St. Valentine's Day. a St. Patrick’s Day Bake Sale and an Easter raffle, which serve a double purpose of sharing fun and food with fellow students and donating funds to charities. With ski trips, parties, and tours of the city, the Sigma Tau Sigma sisters enjoyed a year filled with friendship and fun. S I G M A T A U S I G M A FRONT ROW: Mary Diana (Vice-President). ROW 2: Kathy Peacher. Linda Russ. Maria Vardon (President). Kathy Stewart (Secretary) ROW 3: Chris Campe. Donna D. Seno. Betsy Geavon (Vice-President). NOT PICTURED: Terri Hernacki. Laura Aiello. St-1 SOCIETY OF MILITARY ART, SCIENCE, AND HISTORY An interest in military modeling. conflict and diplomatic gaming and military science has always been the center of focus for S.M.A.S.H.. along with the interests of military and diplomatic history. For this reason, it is completely separate from the History Workshop, the organization from which SMASH grew. S.M.A.S.H.'s highly comprehensive and relevant series of films and lectures presented over the course of each trimester. have been copied by. and useful to. many other of the university's organizations. It has given valuable help and advice to many other clubs and also departments of both faculty and administration. It continually seeks to work together with other clubs such as the History Workshop with which their day and night series of programs each term bring forth an average attendance of over one thousand. s M A S H LEFT TO RIGHT: Serge Hantel (Secretary). Chns Schleicher (Vice-President). John Barwick (President). Charles Barber (Sponsor FRONT ROW: Pat Welnmski. Zoila Mesa. Betsy Rodr.guez. Renee Goldner 8ACK ROW: Bruce Allman. Donna Allredo. Roberta Hogan. Leticia Delagarza. Dr. Angelina Pedroso. Judy Mathis. Nadeene Novy. The following will give you an idea of the past events of Spanish Club 1971-72: In September the Club gave a welcome to the University of Puerto Rico's exchange students, and presented a special program on Puerto Rico. We continued the activities by holding a Taco Dinner before the Music of the Americas” concert, where guest soloist Rafael Mendez was a great success. We also succeeded in getting Dr. Maso. who is on our foreign language faculty to tell of his experiences m Cuba. To continue showing our appreciation for our faculty, the Spanish Club worked with the Italian Club in holding a birthday party for our Department Chairman. Dr. B. Galassi. We then ended the semester by honoring our sponsor. Dr. Angelina Pedroso. with a Cuban Banquet of le-chon and congri. The winter semester featured in collaboration with other departments, a tribute to Picasso. Casals, and Neruda. A banquet was held some weeks later at LOS ANGIOS restaurant. We have been busy welcoming students from various high schools. (Calumet and Tilden. for example), to Northeastern, emphasizing our great Spanish Department. This years officers are: Renee Goldner (President). Millie Cruz (Vice-President). Roberta Hogan (Secretary). Bruce Allman (Treasurer). and Betsy Rodriguez and Nadeene Novy (Publicity). STANDING (LEFT TO RIGHT): Jack 8ron$l«tn. Dan Pearson. Jack Meyers. Kathie Fosczc. Sammy Schwartz. Bob Eichenfeld. Roger Nash. Chris Banakis. Bob Lynch. SEATED: Jay Katzman. Linda RuSS. Nilda Pauley. Rita Bonem. Ruth Gordon. Marcia Doonan. Cheryl Webber. Gayle Wapole. Barbara Wishmck. S T A G E P L A Y E R S The Stage Players is the single producing agent of the theatre at Northeastern. The club is unique in that in order to be a member, you must work on a production. Therefore, there are no inactive stage players. This club is responsible for all parts of production: publicity, costumes, set construction, lighting, make up, box office business, and. of course, acting. Any student may be a member — he need only be willing to work. 148 STUDENT COUNCIL FOR EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN LEFT TO RIGHT: Sue Vestuto. Aria Apel. Gayle Regula. Princess Thomas. Ellen Brandfon. Marti Craig. Barbara Klaeren. A professional organization aimed at promoting high professional standards and improving the preparation of people dealing with exceptional children. SCEC has accepted a great challenge. The results of its efforts are evidenced by the progress made towards achieving adequate education for exceptional children. 150 STUDENT ACTIVITIES COUNCIL ‘THIS ORGANIZATION DID NOT PROVIDE US WITH PHOTO IDENTIFICATION. FRONT ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): Carl Costanza. Mark Faitek. John Firak. Rick Guyon. Ed Groenwald. John Gaerther. Joe Leone. Ricky Guit-tcrrez STANDING: Mark Herbert. Bill Mamates. Paul Hagen. Conrad Firszt. Mike Rohan. Denis Smith. Marilyn Mink (Sweetheart). Bob Wooley. Norm Burdick. Mike Lerich. Tim Blanchard. The men of Tau Kappa Epsilon represent the only national social fraternity on campus. Tau Kappa Epsilon, with its thirty-seven active members, helps adapt new male students to college life both scholastically and socially. Popular with the entire student body are the Tau Kappa Epsilon mixers which occur twice a month and the annual Sweetheart Dance. Active in the intramural sports on campus, the fraternity also participates within the college community in such work as raising money for the Ray Schellong scholarship fund given to a deserving athlete. and in helping to give donations of blood. Not merely a fraternity for the men s college years. Tau Kappa Epsilon is also their fraternity for the rest of their lives. UNION FOR PUERTO RICAN STUDENTS The Union for Puerto Rican Students exists for the purpose of promoting the appreciation of Puerto Rican culture and history, enhancing the understanding of the Puerto Rican being, and establishmgcom-mon bonds with the rest of the university community. FRONT ROW: Dr Ben Coleman. Ines Bocanegra. Samuel Flores (President) ROW 2: Maximmo Torres (Sponsor). Hector Luis Rosario. Magdalia Soto. Evelyn Rivera. Ricardo Rodriguez. David Delgado. Mary Jane Schram. Pedro Rosa ROW 3: Rosa Alvarez. Carlos Torre. Miguel Rios. Edwin Claudio. Edgardo Rivera. Carlos Serrano (Vice-President) Not Pictured: David Archilla (Marshall). Millie Cruz. Dory Dejesus. Miguel Del Valle (Treasurer). Ray Marmtez. Paulo Ramirez. SPORTS KNEELING: Pam Liberman STANDING: Connie Kamberis. Nancy Johnson. U.N.I.'s cheerleading squad, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Collins, has been leading basketball fans, and just recently, football fans, in a variety of cheers since it was first organized in 1966. Enthusiasm and strenuous practice sessions are indispensable to the cheerleader whose goals are never-ending smiles and involvement of everyone in a unity of spirit during the games and pep rallies. The cheerleaders were chosen for their ability to fulfill these qualifications. ■'Energetic” is their key word and these girls have to put that extra bit of vitality into each game. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM ROW 1: Rich Godm (Captain) ROW 2: Dennis Xanos. Steve Hess ROW 3: Michele Coleman MISSING Rich Crumbach. Mark labeau. Bruce Gabien 1S6 Dave Rogers. Eric Koivumaki. Larry Malinowski. Ambrose Panico. Tom Robinson. Bruce Knudson. Jake Koziol (Coach). ROW 3: Roger Rzepka. Phil Czermk. Fred Dryanski (Assistant Coach). Len Lilia. Gerry Bagnowski. Jim Szymul. Bob Fischer (Captain). Joe Proko-peak. Joe Sorgani. Will Vitols. FRONT ROW: Casey Kozuk (Assistant Coach). Wayne Stephansen. Jim Schmitz (Captain). Dan Creely (Captain). Bill Bartmck. Chuck Jenkins. Rick Wenthe. Mike Hionls. Cliff Wagner. Jim Stamborski. Jim Ray ROW 2: Larry Greenberg (Manager). Fred West. Jasper Lagambi-na. Tim Wisniewski. John Gaughan. Ray Edmaiston (Captain). John Przekota. Ken Thulin. The football club finished its second season of intercollegiate competition with a somewhat disappointing 3 and 6 record. However, the success of Northeastern's club football program does not depend entirely upon the win loss record. Just having the opportunity to be able to participate in the sport that they love so much would be enough to insure success for all club members. Northeastern’s defeat of St. Louis University, the number one football club of the nation last year, by the score of 6-3. and the defeat of a strong University of Chicago team. 48-6. definitely spelled success for all players and supporters and made the season. The Northeastern Illinois University Football Club is open to any student interested in any aspect of the game of football. LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Ale$i. Ull Chayer. Rick Podraza. Jerry Bagnowski ROW 1: Wendy Zierk, ROW 2: Leo Reilly. Nancy Johnson ROW 3: Karen Wilken. Teena Akyama. Anita Mausser. Estelle Friedman. ROW 4: Kathy Brym, Nina Magarian. Debi Patterson. Sue Schak. Women’s Gymnastic Team had another successful year under the coaching of Miss Betty Meyer. Outscoring Wheaton. U.I.C.C.. George Williams, and De-Paul in dual meets, the team had only one loss to Triton College this year. Northeastern also hosted the Northern Sectional Gymnastic Meet this year. Seven schools competed resulting in a third place award on balance beam for Sue Schak and a first place on floor exercise awarded to Kathy Brym. Total scores resulted in a third place team trophy for Northeastern. The team then competed at the State Gymnastic Meet held at Northern Illinois University. In addition to competing, the women assist in the Midwest Gymnastic Meet: held gymnastic clinics for D.G.W.S. compulsory routines and for modern gymnastics: and participate in the Physical Education Majors Playday for Chicago Area high school student. The Eagle Hockey Club was formed in September 1971. Although comprised of Northeastern students, it is run independently from the university. In its initial season, the Hockey Club was faced with many frustrating experiences. The record, at the time of this writing, was no wins, fourteen losses, and no ties. There were several games still remaining, however, so perhaps the club has given the opportunity to prove their skill by improving their record. Next season the Hockey Club looks forward to school support and the eventual formation of hockey as a varsity sport on campus. FRONT ROW: 8ob Dunn. Howie Whitehousc. Jim Scallan. Ralph Capparelli BACK ROW: Mark 8reen. Ray Smith. Marc Century. Jim Burgess. 5 « o = 3 2 F o 3 « � X? = f“ r w jr S to 5' 5 ° 5 2. jr? n o c D TJ — o • V- CJ s 5 = i, 3 c c c c 3 3 3 3 33 oo o o O eft fi o o o o J j ; ; j _ o — JO so =££ ■ HO O —i m m 5 17 5 6 9 _ — oo ro — 00 O' o £ c c c c c Z Z Z Z Z c c c z z z c c c z z z c z c z LEFT TO RIGHT: Kata Gillcrist. (Captain). Fay Schwartz (Treasurer). Georgette Ersch (Secretary). Donna Martin. Linda Eltmger (Co-captain). NOT PICTURED: Debbie Dworski. POM POM GIRLS She walks through the halls with a school spirit’ air. and is sponsored by suave Dr. Gangware: 8asketball and football, she’s really with it in helping to promote a lot of school spirit. At home and away games, she'll perform in her little gold and brown uniform; To make the games enjoyable for the fans, she puts forth all the effort she can. and provides entertainment that can’t be beat. To accomplish this, she'll practice day and night till she's got her routine worked out just right: She's chosen for her rhythmic dancing skill and a natural talent for spreading good will; She has a very well-natured personality, and friendliness and smiles come naturally; Who is this being that sounds out of this world? None other than a Northeastern POM POM GIRL! (Poem written by the Pom Pom Girls) FRONT ROW: Cathy Trester. Judy Szczepanski. Bonnie Bauman. Maureen Whalen. FRONT ROW: Andie Fein. Donna Prestel. Marla Sherman. Bruce Knudsen. Mark Walsh (President) ROW 2: Thomas Dick. Chuck Wirtanen. Rich Wilson ROW 3: Bill Kiemy. Daniel Rohan. Richard Baffa. Patrica Kazcek. Fred West. CD (Z I O CD C O CO FRONT ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): Tim Dowling. Dan Kolb. Milan M.trovic. John Shastal. Kurt Karrasch. Kevin Grimes BACK ROW: Steve Huber. Stu Kaufman. Jim Malebranche. Ray Christl. Ron Faloona (coach). NOT PICTURED Curt Rankin. Mark Pohl. FINAL RESULTS OF 1971-72 VARSITY SWIM SEASON 47 UNI vs Triton 66 83 UNI vs DuPage 29 65 UNI vs Wright 29 40 UNI vs Milliken 84 45 UNI vs Principia 67 38 UNI vs UICC 74 81 UNI vs Univ. of Chicago 28 11 UNI vs George Williams 0 90 UNI vs IIT 23 50 UNI vs North Central 62 67 UNI VS Lake Forest 45 52 UNI vs Wheaton 59 61 UNI vs North Central 51 WON 7 LOST 7 in DUAL MEETS 6th Place in Rockford Relays 5th Place in District =20NAIAMeet 3rd Place in Conference Championships s w I M M I N G T E A M TENNIS TEAM VARSITY TENNIS TEAM SEASON RESULTS SEASON RECORD: Won 8 Lost c UNI 5 IIT 4 UNI 9 Wright 0 UNI 6 Niles 2 UNI 9 Roosevelt 0 UNI 6 Aurora 3 UNI 2 UICC 7 UNI 6 Oakton 1 UNI 1 Great Lakes 8 UNI 0 UICC 9 UNI 6 Niles 3 UNI 7 North Park 2 UNI 1 Concordia 8 UNI 1 Great Lakes 8 FRONT ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): Jim Scannell. Steve Dezurko. Rich Godir BACK ROW: Mark Anderson. Ron Schwartz. Ron Faloona (Coach). Oave Huttunen. Mark Sullivan. LEFT TO RIGHT: Janet Ohka. Chris Mangialardi. Gail Weldon. Leo Reilly. Janet Palumbo. Judy Rosen. Kathy Serczyk. Linda Harty i W 0 M E N S S 0 F T B A L L T E A M FRONT ROW: Chris Mangialaidi. Lauren Foster. Karen Wilkin. Connie Kamberis. Christine Akiyama. ROW 2: Gail Weldon. Judy Rosen. Pat Walsh. Sue Pillar. Carol Johnson. Leo Reilly ROW 3: Janet Palumbo. Linda Harty. Cathy Chester. Barb Bergdahl. Carol Hiyama. The Women s Intercollegiate Softball Team opened their 1972 season with a thrilling 6-5 victory over Chicago State University. George Williams went down before the team's batting barrage by a score of 22 to 16. The team's first defeat was dealt to them by one of the state's top pitchers at Rock Valley. With a 20 0 score, two outs and the last inning. Lourdes Ubides walked, then stole second base. Linda Harty became the hero of the day by hitting a long ball to centerfield and although she was put out trying to stretch a triple into a home run. the run she batted in prevented the shut out the Rock Valley was anticipating. A comedy of errors caused their 17-7 defeat at the hands of Circle Campus. They went on to finish their season in a winning fashion by trouncing Concordia 22-5. sparkling defensively against Northwestern and triumphing 19-2. and closed with a 20-7 victory against Trinity. 167 SPECIAL EVENTS 168 p 169 Commuter Center Activities Board I m rpc nn - I w W' L CO Ul 1 1 Make Mine a Straight, Over the Rocks, by Christopher! Christopher Kearney of Toronto ordered his notes from the UNI musical bar as funky. country oriented rock and roll September 27-30. 1971 He preferred making music to talking and the music he preferred is like him — powerful, rough and full of expression. Chris complains that people have been typing him as a lolk singer because of his acoustic instrumentation. Now. will he be cast as a rock Singer with electric accompaniment? He repeated. My roots are funky country Although I've played a lot of wood and I've played some electric. I'm lust a singer. That was simple. Maybe the appeal of C.K.. personally and in his music, is |ust this easygoing simplicity. His home made voice is limited in range, but not in power: he drives every song. Those songs are full of the feeling called soul, though completely without being bluesy. When he pushes on Loosen up. for instance. the music rolls brazenly. His ballads. Country Lady and Rocking Chair Ride. move with muscular grace. Christopher Kearney is a typical member of the Canadian folk music scene — he's not a folk singer. He IS a singer-songwriter who writes for 3nd from himself and performs his music for anyone willing and interested enough to listen His cuts are varied in style with touches of country and traces of rock. His album, written with thick, deep-pile texture. Chnstoper Kearney. was released April 10. 1972. Recordings include the songs listed above plus: Let it Be Gone. Special Day. “Long Old Train. House of D. Everything Here. 20% Off. and Get Back Home. After the album was released. Toronto reviewers acknowledged that C.K is as magnificent live as his album. Christopher performed before Queen Elizabeth on Parliament Hill. Chris was guest of the public as Massey Hall in Toronto. Kearney toured Canada. the United States and represented Canada at the Brazil International Song Festival in Rio de Janeiro. The pick of the puck performers, southpaw guitarist. Kearney, plays upside down. When Chris started, he tried to pick along on a garish old cast-off guitar. Instead of re-stnngmg it to suit a southpaw, he turned it upside down and learned all the chords backwards. Christopher still plays that way. forcing anyone in a iam to practically stand on his head to imitate him. C.K. comes from Toronto. Lindsay. Ontario. Columbus. Georgia. San Francisco and St. John's. Newfoundland — where his parents live and where Chris knew he could get a good meal. And he writes about what he knows best: the people he's met. and places he's been and the roads he's hitch-hiked. Much of the future has yet to happen for Christopher Kearney, this singer-composer, folk-rock performer and the toast of the Canadian Club. 174 Lend An Aura at High Spirits The appearance of Aura was at 2 p.m. March 13. 1972 in UNI s North Dining Hall. Glowing in the brassy Chicago tradition. Aura rocks with an airtight sax. trombone and trumpet trio belting out simultaneous staccato notes and rhythm. Alto sax. Fred Entesari. breaks into some fine solo riffs in Song of Everything. Someone else inserts some heavy flute into Can You Imagine. Sam Alessi on the organ or electric piano lays in some humble but earnest dexterity while Bill Waidner leads off and nimbly holds most of the songs together with his guitar work. To produce the sound of his dreams. Al Lathan. who organized Aura, uses his voice as an additional instrument. 176 Beware ... When the line Ides of March was spoken September 14. 1971 at UNI it was not mouthed by Caesar. Brutus. Cassius or a Soothsayer. Nor was it something of which to beware as it was vocalized by Jim Peterik. Chuck Soumar. Mike Borch. Bob Bergland. Larry Millas or John Larson. They are three Scorpios, two Pisces and a Virgo who comprise the Ides of March rock ensemble. Under these astrological signs. Shakespeare was shelved for a few hot rock arrangements. Jim Peterik plays lead guitar with the group. Chuck Soumar is the newest Ide having subbed for John Larson when he was ill. One of the primary arrangers of the group is Mike Borch. a rock drummer. Bob Bergland is an original Ide who has played everything from guitar to kazoo. The first star in the Ides is Larry Millas who started as a guitar player and later switched to the organ. 177 H He Drinks Like a Byrd Charlie Byrd currently boasts of having a quintet of musicians. He could also brag of a triplet of musical realms he has mastered. Although most widely known for his jazz artistry. Byrd can claim classical and popular arrangements as well. He has struck a chord in appearances at jazz festivals at Newport. Monterey. Long-horn and Virginia Beach. Another performance praised by Byrd's fans included his concert in the UNI auditorium February 16. 1972. Classical claims by Byrd include appearances with the National Baltimore, and Minneapolis Symphonies. 178 Light on the Water, Please It's beautiful. folk singer Shawn Phillips says regarding his Positano home in Italy 40 kilometers south of Naples. There's a continual change going on — the sky picks up water from the sea. the mountain takes it. and gives it back to the sea. and the whole process starts again.” Maybe this sentence could run-on into a description of Shawn's music. He performed some of this music on a guitar at the UNI Folk Festival December 6. 1971. I think my music contains elements of every kind of fundamental music that exists in the western music. Shawn added that there were eastern influences as well: I've been playing the sitar for 12 years, but I do use three basic movements of classical Indian music when I play. I don't attempt to follow the techniques Indian classical players use. because I am not an Indian and I have never been to India. I just play what happens. 180 I fv A V Make Mine a Double Many made a double take at the Folk Festival January 17 and 18. 1972 when Carolyn and Cathy Ford appeared. The twin sisters have developed into major vocal talents with their singing in several languages and their artistic strumming. The Gate of Horn supports this viewpoint — according to them Cathy Ford “handles the bulk of the 181 vocal efforts with well controlled pipes. Popularity polls have shown the Ford sisters' audiences all recognize the skillfull puck backing which Carolyn provides for the pair. 182 - - Spirited Spontaneity Sparks Solisti The incomparable chamber orchestra of I Solisti di Zagreb played in UNI's Concert Series as one glorious sounding instrument on March 6. 1972. Twelve Yugoslavian virtuosi performed as the peer of any chamber orchestra within memory. The group's string sounds shone like glowing silk. The Philadelphia Bulletin spoke of the ensemble's style as so round, so firm. The Print spoke of the auditorium that night as being so fully packed with spectators that few more could be added. 83 Flagello or Falstaff? He sings one. He plays the other. And Ezio Flagello did both in a fine operatic performace in the UNI Evening Concert Series February 22. 1972. Although still in his thirties. Flagello has grown so in artistic stature since his Metropolitan Opera debut in 1957 that he has become one of the finest singing actors of the day. Flagello has limited his operatic appearances primarily to this country since he is in such demand here for his characterizations of nearly all the great bass and buffo roles. 184 Shall We Dance? Maggie Kast. director of the Chicago Contemporary Dance Theatre, answered that in the company's March 9. 1972 performance here. She and her modern dance ensemble toenated' Nothing is the Thing to Fear. She Stooped, She Saw,She Conquered i.e.. Mrs. Hardcastle (Janet GladiSh) protects her son. Tony Lumpkin (Harlan Schneider) in a National Shakespeare Company production April 3. 1972 Her husband. Hardcastle. (Richard Ronald Beebe) threatens him in the opening scene ot UNI's perlormance of Oliver Goldsmith's She Stoops to Conquer. The mistakes of the night before were rectified by a wedding the morning after in Dr. Goldsmith's sentimental comedy aided by an avid audience in the university auditorium Traveling with an imaginative classical set constructed of aluminum, and National Shakespeare Company created an illusion of a classical stage in the UNI facility The National Shakespeare Company has contemporary origins, having been founded m 1963 As its name implies, it will continue m its tradition of bringing the superb theatre of ancient, medieval and modern, but always, the world's greatest, playwright s to international audiences. 1 His Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia. professional fraternity for men in the field of music, was represented at the Activities Festival in the UNI gym. The Music Department tape recorder was used to record the goings on. Norm Keller, frat member with his back to the camera and his face to the recorder, looked on. 188 Hers Sigma Alpha lota, professional fraternity for women in the field of music, seemed to prefer the punch at a rush tea. Ms. Brenda Pastin served as hostess. Circling the table (left to right) are the Ms s. Clara Schneider. Beryl Mathias. Agnes Smith. Gail Fisher and Maris 189 ■ ■ ¥ ----------r ----------r — Theirs No Hangups Here The author of Sex Without Guilt, Dr. Albert Ellis, spoke here February 29. 1972. Dr. Ellis discussed the syndrome of sexual guilt and frustrations and problems these can cause — marital, psychological and social. He is noted for his studies and writings on a topic which has many know-it-alls but few serious scientists. Albert Ellis has written over thirty books and monographs including How to Live with a Neurotic and Murder and Assassination. If the seventies are a decade for the identification and treatment of hangups. Dr. Ellis has something to say for this period. 190 n N. s Mead on Womens’ Lip et al Anthropologist Margaret Mead spoke on the UNI campus March 16. 1972. Margaret Mead gave a bit more than lip service to the Womens' Liberation movement. Dr. Mead said, among other things, that whatever men did was achievement: whatever women did. wasn't. Dr. Mead commented. People in this country think the world began in 1950. when asked about the current status of women. She added. The 1950's were a descent into abysmal conditions. We should get back to the 1920's when there was a much larger proportion of women in graduate school, women had more opportunity, and were freer. Regarding the status of the family she said. There is no society without marriage. No society without yi r 1 w y ‘ t 193 A MAN’S A MAN •� •p CAST Agatha Begbick Jenny Begbick Jobia Begbick Sophia Begbick Private Johonny Jones Corporal Solly Schmitt Sexton Piano Carol Mc8ride Marcia Sala Ruth Gordon Celeste Morawski Michael Rossman Dennis Elder Jay Dabbs Mary Piskorskl Br refit At Northeastern. Seven nights they um Th«y assailed and commandeered the auditorium to preach the ' gospel ol violence and empire-building, a curung. sweating. drunken mob ol MMMrk and their train ol gaudy. leering women tach night they acted out the o d. ok) story ol Galy Gay, the harmless and homey water tront porter metamorphosed into th human lighting machine by His Maiesty's imperial tad � n Army They was Stageplayers. and the occasion was their production | Winter. 197? 0l Bertolt Brecht's A Man's A Man. The opening words o� the Master ot Ceremonies (played by Pat Dillon) inoted the aud-ence into a b arre India ot 8� echt's creation, an India that symbohaed all the world's oppressed, enslaved by a British Army that symbolized a� the world's oppressors In the seaport town ot Kilkoa. home ol Mr and Mrs Galy Gay tSean Mann and Kathie Foszcz). the machine gun unit, appropriately nicknamed The Scum (Chris Banakis. Bob lynch. Roger Nash and Bruce U'so), have ransacked the pagoda ot the wdy Mr Wang (Bcb tichenfeld) One ot them is left «n a drunken stupour at the scene ol the crime, and the other three inveigle Galy Gay into taking the place ot their missing comrade at roll call — in order to avoid the wrath ot the punctilious jnd menacing SergeantBloody Five (Tom Gora) So. they lead their dupe oil to the traveling canteen ol Widow Begbick. where they M him a uniform The Widow (Sue Klein) and her BegbKh Girts follow the army all over India, rendering, tor a srtvtll fee. all the little services so dear to a soldier away from home Alter roll call, when Galy Gay has drunk tvmsell to Sleep in the canteen, it transpires that the missing soldier is not going to return tor some time. SO the remaining three ot The Scum decide thjt Galy Gay must stay ■« the army' Playing on his peasont greed and concert, they lure him. neit day. into a fraudulent deal involving the sale of an army elephant Me is convicted ot a series ot trumped up charges and sentenced to death' In a quasi-surrealistic scene. Gaty Gay is knocked unconscious (ber-eving himsett to have been shot by a bring squad), and. when he wakes up. finds h mself addressed by everyone as Jeriah Tip — the name ot the missing soldier For a while he is suspended drzzdy between two personalities. but. gradually, he loses his original identity and assumes that ot Jeriah p Ttws, howev er. is no ordinary Jeriah p — Gaty Gay has become the human fighting machine , a mechanical monster whose sole function is to carry out orders pitilessly and without quesbon Me has been stripped of a l aspects ot humanity with which we can sympathize AM that remains to distinguish turn from clockwork is h«s gross end repugnant appetites and savage delight in the Ml. A slave to das Fressen ursd die liebe (food and lust), this new Jeriah Jip consumes vast quantities ot rice, and replaces Sergeant Bloody Five as Widow Begbick s chief customer The audence can detect scarcely a trace of the reticent waterlront porter in the SOU'less b' ute who bellows out his last (me of the play Might is right' Brecht's play n more than simply an indictment ot empire ana the exploitation of man by man It conta-ns a un-que examination ot the mach-nery by which much ot this exploitabon is effected namely the machinery ot dehumanization The metamorphosis ol Galy Gay rs a grotesque ps'ody o the way m which large combines altempt to move the individual «n(o the organization man The process is the same. Brecht would ma-m.cn. lor arrives and business corporations atke The individual must learn to kill without question or to gel the better ot competitors at any cost to human dignity He must be brainwashed into a loyalty to the combine The combine sees to it that, it the individual keeps its rules, he will be allowed to indulge ■us most animat instincts without restraint So. the solder who lights well is permitted to enjoy the e.Maration ot the kill and to give free play to tvs physical appetites, and the upandcom mg businessman may indulge his avarice in proportion to his contribution to the corporation By throwing in the teeth ot his audience the most brutal aspects ot such institutions. Brecht hoped to incense people into going out and doing something about it Me dd not aim at producing some kmd ot innocuous famrfy entertainment , but rather at provoking people into making the work) a belter place Director. David Unumb ensured that the playwright s aim ol social education governed the Stageplayers production tn authentic 8� «h!ian fashion, no attempt was made to create the illusion ot reality instead, the play was staged m undisguised theatricality Both wings were exposed throughout to the new ot the audence. so that they could see all theott-stage actors, tcchmcons and equipment Make up was used lavishly The solders changed the set (designed by Durward Redd) (or each scene in lull view ol everyone, and the songs (composed specially tor the production by W.iiiam Schutt. Department ot Mus c. Northeastern) were sung un-ashamedly straight at the audience Alter ad. Brecht wanted to hammer home his soc-al message as rVectiy as he coo'd, and not to create a world ol make-beieve for h-s audience to doze oil mio tor a couple ot hours Mr Unumb further reinforced 8recht s motif by the use ot slides and tilm protected on to the back wail at each s-de ot the playingarea. Included were shots ot lenm add'essmg a mass meeting. Miller inspecting the $. 5 . and sketches by George Grosz, depicting some ot the more repugnant aspects ot human nature Alter the way in which Brecht directed hn own plays, every resource available was used to bombard the audience with the playwright s social statement The Stageplayers' production, we hope, made friends tor 8recht; d may even have made enemies, but. surely, only the most heavily insulated aganst theatre could have seen it and remj. ned indifferent Sean Mann 194 ABOVE MATERIAL AND PHOTO CAPTIONS WRITTEN BY SEAN MANN Galy Gay (right. Sean Mann) is terrified by the mterrrogation of Polly (left. Bob Lynch). Final tableau oIA Man’s A Man. Above left: Widow Begbick (Sue Klein) attempts an inroad on the impregnable naivety o! Galy Gay (Sean Mann) Left: Sergeant Bloody Five (Tom Gora). in civilian attire, jokes with the Begbicks. while soldier (Dennis Elder) stares admiringly from the right Directly above: Corpse-iike Master of Ceremonies (Pat Dillon) browbeats the audience, recruiting for ”Hi$ Majesty’s Imperial Indian Army.” 19b NORTHEASTERN BAND CONCERT APRIL 5, 1972 196 199 II CHORUS CONCERT SPRING 1972 200 201 NORTHEASTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY NINTH ANNUAL HONORS CONVOCATION HONORS Lorraine Allen Lmda Allind •Patricia Alvey •John Barnitz •Charlotte Baumgartner •Kathleen Bearden Andrea Becker •Marlene Biechman •Margaret Bloom Janice 8rod •Nadme Buchholz •Elsie Carreon •Luisa Cepero •JoanCerasani •JackChailem Arlene Chiero Mary Chimienti •Frances Christensen Norccn Ciesielczyk •Barbara Cohen ♦SuzanneCook Marie D Onolrio •Duane DeYoung •Helen Doyle •Alex Farmakis Karen Filkey Karen Fredrickson Marion Fyle Barbara Gemosky •Ronald Geisheimer •Ronald Gilliat •Linda Goldman Joanne Gorolf Ronald Graham •Sandra Gregory Charlotte Hansen Sherry Hawk Marilee Head Dolores Hejza Gregory Herriges Roberta Hogan Barbara Horwitz Lorraine Irmen Patricia Jensen Joanne Johnson Sharon Shemfeld Roberta Hogan ’Ronald Kaplan Anne Sneddon Arlene Jarzab •Susan Keene •Gayle Stewart Terry Juliar Catherine Kerkes •Mabel Sullivan Norman Keller Thomas Kerrigan •Helen Sundberg Bruce Knudsen Lmda Kovak Kathleen Swanson Eric Koivumaki Susan Krach Jeanette Tenenbaum Rita Laskowski Iris Lapidus Barbara Ulman •Lmda Lease Barbara Lawrence Kay Vrba Nettie Lyden Doris Le Fevour Dolores Wakely •Marcy Mark Carolyn Levin Joyce Weber Johnny Melendez •Sheila Levin Eileen Weisz Zoila Mesa •Deborah Lewis Bonme Wick Lee Mishkm Rena Lewis Barbara Wieczorek Milan Mitrovic •Marcia Liss Bettye Wilson Diana Notaro ♦Anne Lonigro Juana Wilson •Pamela Osucha •Joyce Major Kay Wisnousky Alexandra Pawlukowsky Kristine Malanca Thomas Wixted •Adeie Pitts •Esther Marx •Carol Young Jennifer Podgers •Joan Mercuno •Donna Ziegler John Przekota •Joan Meyer •Phil Rafaelli Richard Michalski •Laura Migdow LEADERSHIP AND SERVICE Betsy Rodriguez David Rogers Susan Mikula Christine Akiyama •Jacqueline Moore Sherry Alpert •Arnold Sandler Ruth Morrisett Susanne Arendt Susan Novak Richard Bafla Shirley Nutting Eugene Barnes James Schmitz •Philip 0 Bnen William 8artnick •Margie Owider •Linda Boquist Cynthia Sims ’Rose Parker Cecilia Boyle Margaret Sivin Cathy Petersen •Katherine Burgess Caryn Spayer •Loretta Pientowski •Lmda Choporis James Stamborski Jeanie Power Lorenzo Clemons •Kathleen Stewart Rita Ramsey •Daniel Creely •Patricia Szymczak ’Judith Reed James Cunneen •Diane Tluczek •Ellen Rice Daniel Determann Karen VaiSvilas Reggie Richman Marcia Dooan Christopher Velissaris Erma Richter Timothy Dowling Gad Weldon Bonnie Ritchie Robert Eichenfeld Frederick West Michael Rivera •Christopher Einch Donna Wlodarck Pedro Rosa Murray Fisher Wendy Zierk •Violet Russell LawrenceGold Christine Scherb •Linda Goldman •Black Cap and Gown Judith Schwimmer Roosevelt Gordon April Graduates Sonya Scrota Julia Hartnett NINTH HONORS CONVOCATION Honors Convocation gives recognition to those students who have maintained a high level of scholastic excellence and to those who have shown outstanding effort m leadership and service to the University Community. The following criteria were used for awarding the President's Certificate ol Achievement: 1. students who are currently enrolled in their 6th. 7th. or 8th trimester, who have a cumulative grade point average of 4.5 or better: who have been on the Dean's Honor List with a 4.0 or above for two or more trimesters, and who have not previously been honored at an Honors Convocation; 2. students who have shown outstanding leadership and service to the University, who are in their 6th. 7th. or 8th trimester, who have not previously been honored, who have been nominated by a Student Advisory Committee and or the Dean ui Women for consideration of an award by the Honors Convocation Committee, who have met the minimum requirements of fifteen activity points and who are in good academic standing. KLAL FUN NIGHT MARCH 11, 1972 205 II AUGUST 1972 GRADUATION the last august graduation at UNI j I ■ 206 V- 207 802 WJv- : as ddVIS 3NV Annovd NOIlVdlSINIIAIQV I -IHj northeastern ' . VV'•' varsity .iLwWv DR. JEROME SACHS PRESIDENT NORTHEASTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY Goldberg. Dr. Robert — Vice-President for Academic Affairs and Dean of Faculty Poorman. Dr Richard O. — Assistant Vice-President for Academic Affairs, lienemann. Dr. William H. — Vice President for Administrative Affairs. Mohamed. Dr Harold — Assistant Vice-President for Administrative Affairs. Smith. Miss Ann E. — Assistant to the President. Hudson. Dr. Randolph H. — Dean of College of Arts and Sciences. Malek. Dr Vincent P. — Dean of the Graduate College. Geyer. Or George — Associate Dean of the Graduate College. Scales. Or. Eldndge E. — Dean of the College of Education. Slater. Mrs. Leida 8. — Executive Assistant. College of Education. Spetch. Mr. William — Business Manager Howenstme. Dr. William L. — Vice -President for Student Affairs. Dean of Students. Zimmerman. Mrs. Bermece M — Associate Dean of Students. Dean of Women. Pitts. Dr Griff D. — Associate Dean of Students. Haas. Mr. Raoul R — Director of Admissions. Moch. Mr. Eric B. — Assistant Director of Admissions. Cook. Mrs. Barbara A. — Registrar. Glicken. Mr. Irwin J. — Assistant Registrar. Eiward. Miss Kathleen C. — Assistant Registrar. Gallagher. Mrs. Valerie — Director of Placement. Harralson. Mr Clifford E. — Director of the Commuter Center. Stamps. Dr. Charles H, — Director of Learning Services. Cannon. Mr. Gerald — Director of University Communications. Grimes. Jr.. Mr George P — Director of Student Teaching. McCreery. Miss Dorothy M. — Coordinator of Counseling Services. Speller. Mr. William — Counselor and Instructor. Behrendt. 8arbara — Counselor and Assistant Professor. James. Edward — Executive Assistant m Student Services. Wendell. Mr. Ronald — Director of Financial Aid. Chiarelli. Mr. Sam — Coordinator of Administrative Services. Etten. Miss Marion — Cooordmator of Health Services. ART DEPARTMENT FACULTY COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES ANTHROPOLOGY DEPARTMENT Britan. Mr. Norman — Associate Professor of Anthropology. MacDonald. Mr. James — Assistant Professor of Anthropology. Fritzmann. Mr. Frank — Assistant Professor of Art. Hallberg. Mrs. Clarice I — Associate Professor of Art, Johnson. Miss Janice — Art Faculty Assistant. Segedm. Mr. Leopold B. — Associate Professor of Art. BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT Ornelas. Mrs. LaVerne — Assistant Professor of Art. Willie. Mr Alan — Chairman and Assistant Professor of Art. Yochim. Mr. Maurice — Associate Professor of Art. Crean. Dr Joseph — Professor of Biology. Lamp. Dr Herbert — Chairman and Professor of Biology. Lehmann. Dr. Wilma — Associate Professor of Biology. Lcrner. Dr. Jules M. — Associate Professor of Biology. I Shabica. Or. Charles — Assistant Professor ol Earth Science. Rose. Miss Susan — Assistant Professor of Biology Wiercmski. Dr. Floyd — Professor of Biology. COMPUTER SCIENCE Becker. Dr. Louis — Coordinator and Associate Professor of Computer Science Program ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Clark. Dr Earl — Professor of English Fareed. Dr. Ahmed — Coordinator of th Reading Program. Associate Professor o Reading. Moberg. Mr Thomas — Assistant Professor of English. Hoffman. Dr. Donald — Assistant Professor of English. Krump. Dr Jacqueline — Professor of English. Lawson. Mr Courtney — Associate Professor of English. Liebow. Mr Ely — Chairman and Associate Professor of English Department. M0221. Mrs. Lucille — Assistant Professor of Reading Program Patton. Mrs. Dorothy — Associate Professor of English. Verbillion. Dr June — Professor of English. FOREIGN LANGUAGES DEPARTMENT Burmeister. Mrs. Norma — Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages. Busse. Mrs Bonme — Associate Professor of Foreign Languages Coleman. Dr Ben — Associate Professor of Spanish and Coordinator of Community Relations. Friedman. Mrs. Serafima — Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages. Galassi. Dr Battista — Chairman and Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages. Gonzales. Mr Rodrigo — Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages. Holby. Mrs Dorothy — Assistant Professor of Spanish. Jolly. Mr Julio — Assistant ProloSSOr ol Spanish Maso. Dr Colixto — Professor Emeritus ot Foreign languages. Milanesi. Mr Albert — Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages. Naiera. Mrs Valeska — Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages O'Cherony. Dr Rosalyn — Associate Professor of Foreign Languages. Pantigoso. Mr Edgardo — Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages Pedroso. Dr Angelina — Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages Russell. Dr Henry - Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages Samchyshyn. Mr. Miroslav — Associate Pro-lessor of Foreign Languages, Wiedemann. Mrs. Fnedenke — Assistant Prolessor of Foreign Languages. GEOGRAPHY DEPARTMENT Dienckx. Dr C Wallace — Chairman and Prolessor o! Geography and Environmental Studies. Easton. Mr Robert — Instructor of Geography and Environmental Studies. Kiang. Dr. Yjn-Cheng — Associate Professor of Geography and Environmental Studies. HISTORY DEPARTMENT Frederick. Dr. Duke — Professor of History. 222 Harrison. Dr. S. Lorenzo — Professor of History. MacDonald. Dr. J. Frederick — Assistant Professor of History. Morton. Dr. Joseph — Associate Professor of History. Sabin. Dr. Arthur — Professor of History. Smith. Mr. Craig — Assistant Professor of History. Sochen. Dr. June — Associate Professor of History. Walker. Dr. Sue Sheridan — Assistant Professor of History. Zeggcr. Dr. Robert — Professor of History. LINGUISTICS DEPARTMENT Beaver. Dr. Joseph — Chairman and Prolessor of Linguistics. Illwitzer. Dr Robert — Associate Professor of Linguistics. Richardson. Mr. Jack — Instructor in Linguistics. Seigel. Mr. Don — Assistant Professor of Linguistics. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Ansan. Mr Abdus — Assistant Professor of Mathematics Boukidis. Mr Nicholas — Assistant Professor of Mathematics. MUSIC DEPARTMENT Czarnecki. Dr Adam — Associate Professor of Mathematics. Rappoport. Dr. David — Professor of Mathematics. Tuzar. Dr. Jaroslav — Professor of Mathematics. Werner. Or. Louis — Chairman and Professor of Mathematics. Anderson. Dr. Charles — Associate Professor Music. Gangware. Dr. Edgar — Professor of Music. Harmon. Dr, Harold — Professor of Music. w PHILOSOPHY DEPARTMENT Jorgenson, Mr. Dwayne — Assistant Profes-sorot Music. Lewis, Miss Marcia — Assistant Professor of Music. Nicosia. Dr. Dolores — Associate Professor of Music. Chacon. Dr. Roger — Associate Professor of Philosophy Moorehead. Dr. Hugh — Associate Professor of Philosophy Rizik. Dr. James — Assistant Professor of Philosophy. ■ PHYSICAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Y Antonopoulos. Mr. William — Graduate Assistant; Instructor in Physics. Bachrach. Dr. Joseph — Professor of Chemistry. Charher. Dr. Roger — Professor of Geography and Environmental Studies. Clarkson. Mr. Miller — Associate Prolessor of Physics. Dobbs. Dr. Frank — Chairman and Professor of Chemistry. Doehler. Dr. Robert — Associate Professor of Earth Science. Forslev. Dr, Albert — Chairman and Professor of Earth Science. Gilbert. Dr. Robert — Chairman and Associate Professor of Physics. Mason. Dr. Donald Professor of Chemistry. Nissim-Sabat. Dr. Charles — Associate Professor of Physics. Poskozim. Dr. Paul — Associate Professor of Chemistry. Qutub. Dr. Musa — Assistant Professor of Earth Science Svoboda. Mr Wayne — Instructor in Chemistry POLITICAL SCIENCE — ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Farr. Dr. Thomas — Professor of Political Science. 228 Firoozi. Dr. Ferydoon — Associate Professor of Economics. Frederick. Dr. Edris — Chairman and Professor of Political Science. Gilputrick. Mr. Clarence — Professor of Polit ical Science. Husain. Dr. Asad — Assistant Professor of Political Science. Kokoris. Dr. James — Associate Professor of Economics. Sidhu. Dr. Nancy — Assistant Professor of Economics. Varophas. Dr. Kusal — Assistant Professor of Political Science. Welty. Dr. Paul — Professor ol Political Science. PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT ■ Aronov. Dr. Bernard — Professor of Psychology. Dufour. Dr. Victor — Chairman and Associate Professor of Psychology. Ellis. Dr. Ruth — Professor of Psychology. Gordon. Mr. Arnold — Assistant Professor of Psychology. Khan. Dr Rafi — Professor of Psychology. Kirk. Dr Bruce — Professor of Psychology. Loos. Dr Frank — Professor of Psychology. Mann. Dr John — Associate Professor of Psychology. Martmdale. Dr. James S. — Associate Professor of Psychology. Rosenthal. Dr. Vm — Professor of Psychology. Temkm. Mr David — Associate Professor of Psychology. SPEECH DEPARTMENT Ivcn. Dr. Donna — Chairman and Associate Professor of Sociology Department 231 SOCIOLOGY DEPARTMENT Mages. Mrs. Libby — Assistant Professor of Speech and Performing Arts. Stewart. Or. William — Assistant Professor of Speech and Performing Arts. Walker. Dr Robert — Professor of Speech and Performing Arts. Barushok. Dr. James — Chairman and Professor of Speech and Performing Arts. COLLEGE OF EDUCATION EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Georgiou. Mrs. Pen — Chairman and Assistant Professor of Early Childhood Education. Isaac. Dr. Margrethe — Associate Professor of Early Childhood Education. Krueger. Mrs. Marcella — Associate Professor of Early Childhood Education. Ware. Mrs. Gussie — Assistant Professor of Early Childhood Education. EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATIONS DEPARTMENT Glockner. Mrs. Valentine — Chairman and Associate Professor ol Educational Foundations Goidbiatt. Or. Phyllis — Assistant Prolessor of Educational Foundations Olson. Mr. Jerry Brooks — Assistant Prolessor of Educational Foundations. Vogel. Mr. Mitchell — Assistant Prolessor ol Educational Foundations. Austrheim. Miss Bermce — Associate Professor ol Elementary Education. Etten. Dr. John — Prolessor ol Elementary Education. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION DEPARTMENT GUIDANCE AND COUNSELOR EDUCATION Bowers. Or. Mary — Protessor of Guidance and Counselor ot Education Brogly. Or. Edward — Associate Protessor ot Guidance and Counselor Education. Harper. Dr Ray — Chairman and Protessor ot Elementary Education O'Donnell. Mr John — Associate Protessor of Elementary Education Rothbardt. Mrs. Marlene Instructor in Elementary Education Set e. Or Leonard Professor of Elementary Education Stevens. Or Humphrey Protessor ot Elementary Education Langley. Dr. Elizabeth — Chairman and Associate Prolessor of Guidance and Counselor Education, Walsh. Dr. William — Assistant Professor ol Guidance and Counselor Education. Arnez. Dr. Nancy — Director of Center for Inner City Studies and Professor of Inner-City Studies Education. Bailey. Mr. Donn — Assistant Professor of Inner-City Studies Education. Sithole. Mr. Elkin — Instructor of Inner-City Studies Education. Belica. Dr. Michael J. — Coordinator and Associate Professor of instructional Media Program, (O LIBRARY SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Block. Mrs. Sophie — Head of Public Services and Assistant Professor of Library Science. Buurstra. Mi$s Annette — Assistant Professor of Library Science. Gregg. Mr. Joseph — Instructor in Library Science. Jen. Mr. Albert — Assistant Professor of Library Science. Kim. Mr. Jung — Instructor in Library Science. Lee. Mrs. Karen — Instructor in Library Science. Levin. Miss Marian — Assistant Professor of Library Science. McGregor. Mr. James — Head of Technical Services and Assistant Professor of Library Science. Mistaras. Miss Evangeline — Assistant Professor of Library Science. Otic. Mrs Maxine — Assistant Professor of Library Science. Trenery. Mr. Frank — Instructor. Instructional Media Program White. Mrs. Dorothy — Assistant Professor of Library. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Hosteller. Dr. Frank — Associate Professor of Physical Education. Kasper. Mr. Raymond — Instructor in Physical Education. Meyer, Miss Betty — Assistant Professor of Physical Education. Mueller. Mr. Edward — Chairman and Associate Professor of Physical Education. Petty. Mrs. Dolores — Assistant Professor of Physical Education. Prueske. Dr Eiconor — Associate Professor of Physical Education. Waechter. Dr. John — Associate Professor of Physical Education. Ziagos. Mr. Gus — Director of Health Recreation and Physical Education. Associate Professor of Pysical Education. SECONDARY EDUCATION Abell. Mr. 8ertram — Assistant Professor. Dept, of Secondary Education. Lockwood. Dr. James — Assistant Professor of Secondary Education. Guysemr. Dr. Maurice — Chairman and Professor of Secondary Education. SPECIAL EDUCATION Bell. Mrs. Mary — Assistant Professor of Special Education. Bernstein. Dr. Dorothy — Associate Professor of Special Education. Coven. Mrs. Ludmilla — Supervisor ol Practi-cum in Learning Disabilities Special Education. Itkm. Or. 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Mrs. Rose — Record Office Secretary. Schroeder. Mr. Werner — Duplicating Operator. ?S3 p Sharp. Mrs, Grace — Food Service Worker. Shea. Mi$$ Kathleen — Financial Aid Advisor. Singh. Mr. Hari — Management Analyst Programmer. Spetch. Miss Ruth — Library Clerk. Straz, Mrs. Helen — Cateteria Manager. Swanson. Mrs. Ruth — Library Clerk. Toppel. Mrs. Lillian — Physical Education Secretary, Trzcmski. Mrs. Penny — Admissions OlliCCr. Ward. Mr. Kenneth — Director ot Non-academic Personnel. Weich. Mrs. Jean — Admissions Office Secretary. Winters. Mr. Robert — Instructional Communications Programmer. 255 ■ ?57 2b 8 259 « w 2 62 LAST MINUTE ADDITION . NORTHEASTERN’S FOOTBALL CLUB WINS MID-CENTRAL CONFERNCE!!! 85 ,53 4 ?63 p 2b 4 ifil ' f RE AGGREGATES of Two Cft MOftE r rrr 265 266 267 Photograph by Ken Grabowski ?68