High-resolution, full color images available online
Search, browse, read, and print yearbook pages
View college, high school, and military yearbooks
Browse our digital annual library spanning centuries
Support the schools in our program by subscribing
Privacy, as we do not track users or sell information
Page 5 text:
“
TABLE OF CONTENTS 5 Years Freshman 1 966-67 bent, folded, spindled and mutilated 5 Sophomore 1967-68 assassinated into consciousness 45 Middler 1968-69 rudely wakening 85 Junior 1969-70 waves of protest and reprisal 137 Senior 1970-71 a sullen, silent final year 253 The President ' s Messages September 1966 greetings, warnings, challenges 9 August 1970 ignored on the report card 250 June 1971 how he thought it was, and will be 278 sketches some kinds of seniors, not types, but life styles 10,34,48,64,104,186 List Reviews the Movies, Books, Records and Deaths of the 5 years 22,58,96,164,270 The GradNUate Arthur Enyou on the comic road to Lux, Veritas, Virtus 192 Trustees who are those guys? 282 Administrators the woodshed behind the gray brick 284 Faculty taught us all we know? 286 Student Activities not activists, necessarily 291 Seniors the class of 1971 and their reflections: 297 those that showed themselves and spoke 302 those that spoke 350 those that showed themselves 363 a list of the rest those that co-operated 415 those that full-timed 416 A Final Plea: Do Not Forget. 424 Audio-Essay the shouts and songs of the times we had insert
”
Page 4 text:
“
PHOTO CREDITS MONTREAL STAR (Expo) p. 35 (Riot) p. 155 (Cross-Headline) p. 264 (Headline-Funeral) p. 269. SZEP cartoons pp. 49 123 130 13 5 161 1 81 214 243 244 244 277. BOSTON RECORD AMERICAN (Beatles) p. 4 (Red Sox) p. 53 (White-Hicks) p. 55 (Snow) p. 55 (Wallace) p. 57 (McCarthy) p. 79 (Football) p. 93 (Kennedy) p. 109 (Celties) p. 115 (Kennedy) p. 127 (Spock) p. 130 (Elma Lewis) p. 136 (Moratorium) p. 138 (Shea) p. 239 (Bruins) p. 243 (Wake) p. 267. NEW YORK DAILY NEWS (Garbage) p. 65 (Columbia) p. 74 (Francine) p. 89 (Mantle) p. 108 (Mailer-Breslin) p. 121 (Woodstock) pp. 132-133 (Smog) p. 211 (Knicks) p. 214. WIDE WORLD PHOTOS (Six-Day War) p. 41 (King- Funeral) p. 70-71 (Paris Talks) p. 75 (Kennedy) p. 76 (Invasion) p. 81 (Moon) p. 128 (War) p. 162. BOSTON GLOBE (All SZEP cartoons) (McCarthy) p. 67 (Speech) p. 123 (Kennedy) p. 126-127 (Headlines) p. 141 (Riot) p. 205 (Earth Day) p. 211 (China) p. 214 (Bruins) p. 243 (Headlines) p. 245 (Headlines) p. 251. MIAMI HERALD (Nixon-Convention) p. 82-93 (Jets) p. 101 (Colts) p. 275 (Chiles) p. 350. ROLLER DERBY (Action) p. 108. FRIENDS of ANIMALS, INC. (Brian Davies ' Seal Pup) p. 362. CANADIAN PRESS (Trudeau) p. 79. VOLKSWAGON (Dune Buggy) p. 66 US CENSUS BUREAU (Figure) p. 55. CHICAGO SUN TIMES (Jackson) p. 66 (Police) p. 95 (Hamp- ton) p. 163. THE DAILY TEXAN (Tower-2) p. 7. THE AUSTIN AMERICAN- STATESMAN (Injured) p. 7. CHILDREN ' S TV WORKSHOP (Sesame St. p. 2- 158-259. US ARMY (Fighting) p. 26-33-154. LBJ LIBRARY (Vietnam) p. 19 (Announcement) p. 67. LOUISEVILLE COURIER JOURNAL (Ali) p. 39. DETROIT TIGERS (McClain) p. 214. HAIR (Actors) p. 75. BOSTON HERALD TRAVELER (Headline) pp. 159-245. VALLEY DAILY NEWS (Kent St.) p. 219. SPORTS ILLUSTRATED (Baseball) p. 249 (Brooks) p. 265. GARY POST-TRIBUNE (Mayor) p. 55. AVCO EMBASSY (Graduate) p. 49 (Stones) p. 215. UPI (Nixon) p. 217. ULOZ1 ENTERPRIZES (Olympics) p. 91. LIFE (Biafran) p. 91. NEW YORK TIMES (Cambodia) p. 216. OFFICE of the PRESIDENT (Nixon) p. 103. OFFICE of the VICE-PRESIDENT (Agnew) pp. 102-159. JET (Researcher) p. 42. ASSOCIATED PRESS (Groppi) p. 13 (West- moreland) p. 43 (War) p. 53. (Pueblo) p. 61 (War) p. 65 (King) p. 70 (Senators) p. 71 (Columbia) p. 74 (Spock) p. 75 (Train) p. 77 (Berkeley-Chicago) p. 83 (Wallace) p. 89 (San Francisco St.) p. 95 (David-Julie) p. 101 (747) p. 101 (Berkeley) p. 105 (Golda) p. 108 (John-Yoko) p. 108 (Smothers Bros.) p. 115 (Cornell) p. 120 (Berkeley) p. 121 (Chappaquiddick) p. 126 (Jones) p. 131 (Nader) p. 131 (Woodstock) p. 132 (Movie) p. 135 (Rubin) p. 141 (Mets)p. 154 (Angela) p. 154 (Lew) p. 155 (Lottery) p. 161 (Martha-Manson) p. 163 (War) p. 187 (Cambodia) p. 216 (Kent St.) p. 220 (Jackson St.) p. 221 (Hardhats-Flag) p. 244 (Hickel) p. 244 (Spiro-Capp) p. 247 (Calley) p. 265 (Hoover-Rubin- Blanda) p. 267 (Prisoners) p. 269 (Jew-Berrigans) p. 275 (Beatles) p. 279. RAYMOND ROHAUER (W. C. Fields) p. 22. ELECTRA RECORDS (Tom Rush) p. 23 (Judy Collins) p. 59. AVCO EMBASSY PICTURES (The Graduate) p. 58. COLUMBIA PICTURES (Midnight Cowboy) p. 164. PARAMOUNT PICTURES (Easy Rider) p. 164. We wish to express our thanks to the above individuals and groups for allowing us to reproduce their materials for use in this book. Our SPECIAL thanks go to THE MONTREAL STAR. THE NEW YORK DAILY NEWS, PAUL SZEP, THE DAILY TEXAN, MYER OSTROFF (at the Record American), ROLLER DERBY and the ASSOCIATED PRESS for going out of their way to help us with photos. Accolades must also go to the PURITAN and WINDSOR Restaurants for good food; WRBB-fm for good music and to the NU NEWS for all their pictures and staff members, which we stole. EDITOR James A. Vrabel MANAGING EDITOR Richard B. (Dixie) Tourangeau Janet Conway Mike Chung Jack Goldberg Frank Moy Bob Matorin Tom Rozum Mike Fine Myron Burtman Barry Gilbert Mike Gilman Bill Ashforth Marc Stern Mark Hamilton Warren Talbot Maggie Rhodes Donna Radcliffe Kathy Kepner John Silvia Ed Rice Ken Block Colleen Harrington Mike Mui Martin Offenhauer Ray Jamie Doubleday Judy Saykin Pat Martin Chris Mosher Dale King Rich Sobicinski Jerry Greenberg Evmorfilli Kyridis Paul Sullivan Mary B. Gelinas Suzie Q Goldwitz Electric Lou Michele Tenedou Larry Rothstein J. Martin Beiser Ed O ' Donaghue Donald Leamy Donna Doherty A. Brooks Lubow K. Hipster Weber A. Warren Wurdeman Peter Lance ADVISOR Harvey Vetstein This book is evidently the product of leftist hockey players who attended every Silver Masque Play.
Are you trying to find old school friends, old classmates, fellow servicemen or shipmates? Do you want to see past girlfriends or boyfriends? Relive homecoming, prom, graduation, and other moments on campus captured in yearbook pictures. Revisit your fraternity or sorority and see familiar places. See members of old school clubs and relive old times. Start your search today!
Looking for old family members and relatives? Do you want to find pictures of parents or grandparents when they were in school? Want to find out what hairstyle was popular in the 1920s? E-Yearbook.com has a wealth of genealogy information spanning over a century for many schools with full text search. Use our online Genealogy Resource to uncover history quickly!
Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
