Northwestern University - Syllabus Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

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1 MEN ' S RESIDENCES HouselHall Acacia Alpha Delta Phi Alpha Tau Omega Asbury Hall Beta Theta Pi Bobb Hall Chi Phi Chi Psi Delta Tau Delta Delta Upsilon Evans Scholars 576 Lincoln Foster House Goodrich House Hinman House Kappa Sigma Lambda Chi Alpha McCulloch Hall Phi Delta Theta Phi Gamma Delia Phi Kappa Psi Phi Kappa Sigma Phi Sigma Kappa Pi Kappa Alpha Psi Upsilon Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Chi Sigma Nu Tau Delta Phi Theta Chi Theta Delta Chi Theta Xi Triangle BIdg. No. 610. 2325 630 -L 1830 2349 2305 650 619 2317 2307 721 576 2253 2321 2313 2251 2339 2316 2347 2331 2247 584 1930 566 620 2341 2249 2335 600 672 710 562 626 WOMEN ' S RESIDENCES Allison Hall 1820 Alpha Chi Omega 637 Alpha Epsilon Phi 720 Alpha Gamma Delia 1856 Alpha Phi 701 Chapin riall 726 Chi Omega 1870 Delta Delta Delta 626 Delta Gamma 618 Delta Zeta 717 1816 Chicago 1815 Gamma Phi Beta 640 Hobart House 630 Kappa Alpha Theta 619-U Kappa Delta 71 1 Kappa Kappa Gamma 1871 igOOOrrington 1900-0 Pi Beta Phi 636 Rogers House 647 Sigma Delta Tau 1824 COEDUCATIONAL RESIDENCES Elder Hall 2400 Sargent Hall 2246 Foster-Walker Undergrad Complex 1927 NU Apts 1725 Residential Colleges (coed) Community Studies 2303 Lindgren College 2309 Philos Relig 1927 Shepard College 626-U Willard College 1866 GRADUATE RESIDENCES Dryden Hall 1 570 Oak Avenue Engelhart Hall 1916 Maple Ave, _ 3 4 m iles wwt cOON- WIEBOLDT HOUSE (Pr«sid nt ' s Residence 639 Central St.) NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY ORYOEN HALL il- BUILDINGS GROUNDS CONSTRUCTION PRINTING DUP. PURCHASING Chicago North Western Railway Station I -• „___: • snooiu . I  n If-.: -• • Aiiii ; Contents Fall Calendar 18 Living Units 26 Shoot Yourself 56 The Fall Week 90 The Fall Weekend 140 Winter Calendar 180 The Winter Week 184 The Winter Weekend 201 Greeks 216 Spring Calendar 260 The Spring Week 264 The Spring Weekend 272 Organizations 280 Seniors 304 A Day At Northwestern 372 V- IMHita • S Frances Searle Building Harris Hall -=-  - 9 U -i The Rock Semi fc 1574 • M ' Band Day 1 976 Deering Library tec Budn; oUj., • jI ■4 HA 1 Music Building Rebecca Crown Center . U)W Alice Millar Chapel 10 Fisk Hall ?« f|: f '  !  ' - ' ' ' ' --- r ' s. X NU Library 11 !Zi SSm 3 r T } J Lindheimer Astronomical Reseorch Center 1-4 KiM ' ■ r;: . -)L ' Dearborn Observatory SB -- Pick-Staiger Concert Hall 14 Garrett Theological Seminary Alice Millar Chapel 15 a 16 vrm Syllabus 77 Syllabus 1977 follows a time theme, ordering events of the school year chronologically. The yearbook is divided into Fall, Winter and Spring quarters with a calendar introducing each section. Beginning with the color section, which traces a day from sunrise to sunset, activities are located according to time of occurrence, be it the morning, evening, week or weekend. Fall Quarter opens with New Student Week, moving into living units and meet- ing new friends. Following Shoot Yourself , activities of The Week unfold, including classes, schools, speakers, concerts and theatre. The Fall Weekend is next, including entertainment activities, a journey into Chicago, and fall athletics. Having completed a seven day cycle the section concludes at vacation time and the yearbook moves on to the Winter Quar- ter Calendar. Winter and Spring Quarters are like the Fall Quar- ter section, though our yearbook deadline schedule necessitates a much smaller Spring section and em- phasis on spring 1976 events. We hope to have captured important parts of the Northwestern University 1976-77 school year. 17 16 17 18 September 1976 NU — North Caro- lina Football 19 20 21 22 23 New Student Week Begins Casino Party Hynek Address Wheaton Tennis All-Campus Square Dance 24 25 26 27 28 Registration Waa-Mu 1976 Excerpts Mee-Ow 1976 High- lights Wisconsin Tennis NU — Notre Dame Football Fall Quarter Classes Begin Notre Dame Tennis Eldridge Cleaver 29 30 Abner Mikva — Sam Young Debate October 1976 1 Norris All-Nighter Corky Siegel Morris Udall Jim Thompson The Exorcist 2 3 4 5 6 NU — Arizona Football (Band Day) Fire Fall Concert Alice Doesn ' t Live Here Anymore Be bit Field Hockey Luther Allison 18 «PW ! 18 «fooilioll F, all ( :ai end ar 23 7 8 Godspell Redwood Landing 9 NU — Indiana Football Godspell 10 11 AIWJni(wS(,uore Oance Godspell Return of the Pink Panther The Four Musketeers Eugene McCarthy 28 12 13 14 15 16 Noht DoTC TeiKiis Mge Cleaver Blood Drive IM Swim Meet Blood Drive Rockford Field Hockey IM Swim Meet Larry Rand Night Movies NU — Michigan Football (N Mens Day) Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs I 17 18 19 20 21 rtomAII-Nighter IM Wrestling CoAySegel t Kartick Kumar III 1 IM Wrestling Homecoming Treasure Hunt Faculty Presiden- tial Campaign View The Shadow of a Gunman 3 22 23 Homecoming NU — Wisconsin Football Buddy Rich 24 25 26 bJte Alison Jack Hardy The Shadow of a Gunman The Wind and the Lion The Shadow of a Gunman The Shadow of a Gunman Lake Forest Field Hockey Willard Blood Drive 19 27 Women ' s Day 28 November 1976 You ' re a Good Man Charlie Brown Prisoner of Second Avenue 29 Tech Open House Ouray Black Folks Theatre NU — Minnesota Football You ' re a Good Man Charlie Brown Earthquake 30 NU — Iowa Foot- ball Tech Open Hoi je Rocky Horror Picture Show Chicago Field Hockey 1976 National Elections Jimmy Carter and Walter Mondale elected You ' re a Good Man Charlie Brown 31 8 North Park Volley- ball 19 24 ThoriMM ' S 29 Chicago Volleyball 10 11 12 Breakout 13 NU — Michigan State Football Hord Times Potaa 14 15 16 17 18 Hunter S. Thompson toll 20 31 19 20 1 10 in the Shade 21 22 23 110 in the Shade French Connection II NU — Illinois Football Frenzy 110 In the Shade 3 24 25 26 27 28 Thonksgiving Vacation Begins Thanksgiving 8 29 30 December 1976 1 WiftiilVolky- t«ll De Paul Basketball 13 2 3 4 Ohio Basketball 5 6 NU-MicNgoit SufeFooiton Patience Patience Bananas Patience Farewell My Lovely le 7 8 9 10 11-18 Blithe Spirit Blithe Spirit Last Day of Classes Final Exams Vacation Begins Notre Donne Basket- ball Blithe Spirit Arizona Basketball The Absent Minded Professor Arizona State Basketball Nashville 21 L ' jMi ' M.iJL: mm New Student Week The formality of convocations . . . the activity of explor- ing a new place . . . the levity of 1949 movies on how to date — it ' s all part of NEW STUDENT WEEK. MOVING IN — that first trauma of having all your earthly belongings dumped into an empty dorm room and watching your parents drive away . . . then the emotional shock of meeting your roommate — and the way HER fam- ily makes you feel like on intruder in HER new home. ITINERARY — running to your R.A. because your roommate locked you out of the room (or did you forget your keys?) . . . checking the moil five times a day . . . your first introduction to that gourmet food service known as SAGA. EXPLORING — venturing from the comparative safety of your dorm into the alien streets of Evanston . . . wan- dering over campus armed only with a mop trying to figure out the unmarked buildings before classes start . . . whirlwind tours of the library that just add to your confu- sion. REGISTRATION — no tales of horror and woe con adequately prepare you for the scene at Blomquist . . . somehow your perfectly planned schedule disintegrates before your eyes. In your rush to take a class — ANY class in the right time slot — you don ' t notice that you ' ll have to go from Parkes to Tech and back again. BUYING BOOKS — how can you ever find your books in those crowds ... 23 books in one quarter — how can any one person read that much! Then the shock of an empty wallet — how can text books cost so much. PARTIES — New Student Week isn ' t all registration, books, meetings and conferences with advisors. You man- age to have some fun too . . . sipping punch for hours in the South quads . . . guzzling stronger brews up in the North quads during the evenings. FRIENDS — the best port of New Student Week . . . meeting so many new people and going through the traumas together. f Vice-President James Carleton 23 Allison East A _. ' 5 :5 U N n A L ' tr J . 5,«M ' nft-sj,S!ii K« ft« sv a 3K-A r i i;-v?( ii j i,- Allison Residential College TJ-Jl ■mmarn: -  J z S t . i r  1 ] 1 i ' h f n ' jlfl ---r K l i 1  l m . i I ' i. CO 0) o CO CO -Q O GQ Chapin Hall , SiM College of Community Studies 1815 Chicago Foster House Elder Hall 34 i H Elder H 35 m PS i 1 19 Mantz Hall Philosophy and Foster- Walker Religion College Undergraduate Klein House Housing Friedman House Complex Marvin Gardens Latham Marshalsea Penthouse Maotz 36 - • - • Jtl Philosc Mantz Hall Philosophy and Religion Residential College 37 CD CO In • VM ■ h X Friedman House (0 3 I Marvin Gardens 39 I Latham Marshalsea Penthoi 40 l Penthouse m- - ■■ flp- -. ' ' ,; ■. JBt ' -- X - ' ■■ ' ■ « iw;aaag(j . ' i - ■iffffllllWt ' h  -it. iriRg P iL nmct GELfisiri 41 ! V Lindgren House Foster House - ■. •Tu? ' i.L H. ' Jii.kJSi; a3iK  Hinman House Lindgren House 44 H CO O o o 1900 Orrington CO c E ■•-• c5 Q. c go 0) Rogers House South Quod I ■ .J M .-■ .. ' • i Sargent Hall r n r w « 1 1, .. . B ■ Ni ,:— «. H y ;iTl-J?1 ' j-; ' : : r j ' j- ' fw iii- ' I Willard Residential College 50 WHoll •_V_ Bobb Hall Sargent Hall 51 J 01 (D ' I c ■0 IT u a (0 Willard Residential College 53 m Off-campus living 54 v-A ' r 1 V - 55 Shoot Yourself 57 a ui, 58 ■ ■ 59 rf •f iiJ. u f- ■ --fl 64 I. ' 65 a kuM ■ m a ! Ill I 68 -  w ' ' ' ™ ' a f 69 •ikijddytsi ift 71 ■■• f x,_ - 1 h V 73 MMB«a H _ . r • ; ♦ 81 HHW ' ' .. I p Mi i 85 ik i [  86 M I I 87 ' ' liLUSl MRttaKBTzrtr ■UJ 1 88 II 89 ■■I k The Fall Week 91 ' U. V m? . 92 I c; Kty- M t J  --a .-3 1? .-,. 95 ■ i . 97 1 ; I i 100 iP ZMZ t- ' 103 s I II 2ZL 105 Eckstein Quartet Loc Concert , senWefa . ' to rooms o owodriNUoV sdtiJedtobec The lakefill will come alive with music next year with the completion of the new Regenstein Hall of Music. Located on the lakefront southeast of Pick-Staiger Concert Hail, the music bui lding will house a master class recital hall accommodating 200 people, a large en- semble facility, teaching studios, small ensemble prac- tice rooms and individual practice rooms. The Joseph and Helen Regenstein Foundation awarded NU a $4 million grant for the new hall, which is scheduled to be completed sometime late in 1977. Regenstein Music Hall wmaammm iRB irHvnvnriMKSKvsiR ' i 108 1 Communicative Disorders Til asm hi ' ' A. ' — 1 - ' (- — 7 jHHBHJI IHH I  Mudd Library Tech becomes a complete school within a school next fall with the scheduled completion of a new science- engineering library. The $6.1 million Seeley G. Mudd Building now under construction will house collections for engineering, as- tronomy, biological sciences, physics and chemistry. The new building will have all the modern conveni- ences of the main library including a link-up to the main computer system, microfilm readers and copying machines. The Seeley G. Mudd Fund of Los Angeles, which aids private colleges and universities in constructing educa- tional buildings, contributed a grant of $1.4 million to- wards the construction of the library. 115 Mini-courses •courses 4 4 ' !1 i % 118 ' — L ■T.!. AVS ; -. ' .?? f f 120 fc fe 121 Eldridge Cleaver Abner Mikva Eugene McCarthy Morris Udall 123 i Sam Young Jesse Jackson Hunter S. Thonripson Latke — Hamontashen Debate 125 IkV 1 w Fi retail Buddy Rich and His Killer Force Kartick Kumar NU Jazz Bands Fall Concerts retail 126 ■.m. 1 u... d NU Mixed Chorus ;tj Bandorama 131 i s Godspell Those Niggas Are Crazy? Fall The Shadow of a Gunman Theatre You ' re a Good Man Charlie Brown 110 in the Shade Patience Blithe Spirit 1 132 ' Godspell STARRING Kathleen Benson, Anne-Carol Haas, Nancy Homada, Kyle T. Heffner, James Hibbert, Carl Joynes, Loraine Mosterton, Cheryl Politzer, Scott Rothburd, Bill Wronski. PRODUCTION STAFF Producers Stewart Figo Bill Flanagan Director Stewart Figo Assistant Director Maria Persky Musical Director Mark Domisch Technical Director Drew McCoy Set Designer Jim Boley Lighting Designer Drew McCoy Costume Designer Susan Rothchild Stage Manager Paul Zucker Sound J. Hoislmaier Publicity Melonie Barker Props Mistress Louonne Gilleland House Manager Anne Greenberg MUSICIANS Lead Guitar Alan Somelson Bass Mark Schweppe Piano Mark Domisch Percussion Milt Harper 4 1 U :il ( ( Those Niggas Are Crazy? DIRECTED BY Debbie Patrick Stage Manager Debra A. Blade THE CAST Walter Bryant, Tony Denton, Leo Finnie I, Annette Frazier, Joseph Grubbs, Michael N. Hoynes, Kyle Heffner, Wayne Jones, Kim McBarnette, Bernard Nance, Brennetta Simpson, Rondo K. Taylor, Kha Thomas, Jenell Trigg, Roeco Walker, Toyo Wyatt. WRITERS Michael Haywood, Debbie Patrick, Jenell Trigg, and the CAST. CREW Debra A. Blade, Carolyn Creaton, Greg Walker (and with special assistance by Gwetholyn Bronner, Krishna Nunnally, and Zina Jocque) PROGRAM Dianne Earley ' The Shadow of A Gunman -sf Director Leon J. Van Dyke Costumes Harriet Mintzer Settings Christopher Rusch Lighting John W. Williams THE CAST Donal Davoren Ronald Drummond Seumos Shields Martin J. Croghan Maguire Peter King Mr. Mulligan Robert Talkie Minnie Powell Patricia Johns Tonnmy Owens Keith Reddin Mrs. Henderson Kristine Nielsen Mr. Gallogher Thomas Aulino Mrs. Grigson Rosemary Newcott Adolphus Grigson Roy Cockrum Auxiliary 1 Philip H. Crosby Auxiliary II Walton Stanley PRODUCTION STAFF Stage Manager Barbara Janowitz Assistant Stage Manager Susan Malouf Voice and Dialect Coach Patricia Howard Technical Director Charles Grimsley Sound Technician Moira McMahon I - 1 tf f , B A j[ ' | 1 -f jf ■ 4 1 - 1 J (H ■7 1 7 1 ySmJJ mgi _ r 1 135 1-1 ill n You ' re a Good Man Charlie Brown ' CAST Stephen Finkelmeyer Katherine Barry Rick Goodwin Eric Kincaid Steven Young Frances Carver Kathy Santen Jane Fried Michael Kaplan PRODUCTION Executive Producers Producer Director Assistant Director Associate Producer Musical Director Technical Director Set Designer Lighting Designer Costumes and Properties Stage Manager Publicity House Manager Charlie Brown Lucy Snoopy Linus Schroeder Patty Stagehand Stagehand Doorman STAFF Michael Baron Bill Flanagan Stewart Figa Luther Goins James Corradino Kim Johnson Bruce Koestner Paul Zucker Eric Kincaid J. Haislmaier Beverly Coscareili James Corradino Melanie Barker Philip Crosby Deborah Rodstrom t 110 in the Shade Directed by Tom Roland Settings by Gary English Costumes by Douglas Molash Lighting by Linda Buchanan Musical Direction by John P. Paynter Choral Direction by Kevin Robbins Choreography by Peter Kapetan Stage Manager A.D. Newell Kring The Cast File Jimmy Curry Noah Curry H.C. Curry Lizzie Curry Snookie Bill Starbuck William Bush Bradford Hall Scott Rothburd Bradley Mott Deborah Tranelli Anne-Carol Haas Larry Cahn Townspeople Steven Alterman, Paul Barrosse, Eloise Cooper- smith, Peter Croce, Victor D ' Altorio, Gregg Edel- man, Thomas Fernandez, Richard Files, Jerry Franklin, Winifred Freedman, Marc Hoffman, Michelle Holmes, Laura Innes, Robert Jackson, Peter Kapetan, Karen Loner, Jan Moyer, Jane Muller, Robert Pescovitz, Carol Reich, Howard Schmitt, Michael Spound, Robin Vance, Bruce Ward 137 k Patience J J Lady Angela Lady Saphir Lady Ella Lady Jane Patience Major Murgatroyd Colonel Calvery Lieut. Duke of Dunstable Reginald Bunthorne Archibald Grosvenor Mr. Bunthorne ' s Solicitor Lovesick Maidens [ijii Lady Angela Miss Ginevra King Chandler II I v, Q r iiir Miss Caroline Petty Miss Winifred L. Clonts Miss Donna L. Ulmer Miss Catherine Caccovalio Mr. Stewart Figa Mr. David J. Midboe Mr. Robert Schimek Mr. William T. Wronski Mr. Peter Stewart Mr. Matthew Bobrowsky Miss Sara Berg Miss Emily A. Clubb, Miss Laurel A. Haropulos, Miss Rosalind Hurwitz, Miss Melissa Jacobs, Miss Jan McMonagle, Miss Lynn Beth Michaelson, Miss Belen Negron, Miss Lynn E. Petersen, Miss Kim Poster, Miss Pamela Wood Schimek, Miss Lisa Som- mers Dragoons Mr. Philip Boardman Mr. James Hibbert, Mr. John Hol- land, Mr. Frank McCormick, Mr. Donald McQueen, Mr. Mark Murphy, Mr. Kenny Myers, Mr. Rick Owen, Mr. Bruce Phariss, Mr. David Rodriguez, Mr. Paul Scavone, Mr. Michael Steele Executive Board and Production Staff Producer Mark A. Schweppe Director Philip A. Kraus Music Director Barnard Ray Jones Choreographer Amy L. Kekst Associate Producer Bridget McDonough Set Designer Mary Jo Dond linger Asst. Set Designer Lou Anne Gi lie land Lighting Designer Drew McCoy Costume Designer Julie A. Jackson Technical Director Bradley A. Mott A I Blithe Spirit J J Directed by Robert I. Schneideman Costumes by Monica Weinzopfel Settings by Samuel Ball Lighting by John W. Williams CAST Edith Ruth Charles Dr. Bradman Mrs. Bradman Madame Arcati Elvira PRODUCTION STAFF Assistant to the Director Stage Manager Sound Technician Special Effects Joyce Barrickman Elizabeth Dowd William Watson David Daly Katherine O ' Neil Lynne Warfel Anne Churchill Nancy Weiss Susan Molouf Joseph Pohnon Douglas McCullough ■ : -:.-1 i..tiCS.;fS.l. vfti - -_r - • • — • - . • - . — Jl i==: aLih ' - S lw- s ' S£ Sc  •-•••- 35fS £5=5 • ■ rr- • M V El rrrr ■— , ' • ! a. n .,r :.•.. ■ ' - I l g - ♦ ■ ■ • ■ I. • «ai r :,= .•;..•;. .-.— ••«• : ... 5 . . . f- ' mmmmt Ml •  - r - « . n: ' - %r5: J ■ ' 1 ■ The Fall Weekend V. ; ' ====- ' I - : V 141 Wrigley Building Century Mall 143 . Davis Street el 144 145 709i Football The late Vince Lombard! once said, Winning isn ' t ev- erything — it ' s the only thing. If that ' s true, then North- western ' s football team had plenty of nothing during the 1976 season. The Wildcats were plagued by injuries throughout their 1-10 autumn. Senior quarterback Randy Dean opened the year with an outstanding 12-21, 231 -yard performance against Purdue, but he was forced to listen to the second game on the radio from his hospital bed, where he was recovering from pneumonia. His illness gone. Dean returned in the Cats ' embarrass- ing 48-0 loss to Notre Dame. But he mode another trip to the hospital two weeks later for a broken bone in his left wrist. This time Dean had company: senior tailback Greg Boykin, who hod passed up the NFL draft to play his red- shirt year at NU, tore ligaments in his knee in the Cats ' 7-0 loss to Indiana. Boykin, NU ' s all-time leading rusher, underwent on operation the next day that left him on crutches the rest of the year. Boykin ' s injury only added to the gloom of the Cots ' 12- gome losing streak. They picked up a moral victory in a 38-7 loss to Michigan, holding the then top-ranked Wol- verines to just a touchdown in the second half. But it was a loss nonetheless. The offense and defense took turns at being erratic and unreliable, and the losing continued. The team found interesting new ways to lose each week. Fullback Jim Whims gave NU a 25-21 lead with 1 :54 left in the Homecoming game against Wisconsin, but the Badgers came back with a 74-yard drive to win 28-25 with just 12 seconds on the clock. The Cots staged on instant replay the following week against Iowa. After Todd Sheets ' 93-yard kick-off return gave NU a 10-3 lead, the Howkeyes got a field goal in the third quarter and a touchdown with three minutes to go to deny the Wildcats a victory. Attendance dwindled, and so did the Cots ' chances of ending their skid. But more than a year after Michigan began it with 69-0 slaughter in Ann Arbor, the losing streak finally ended. Three spectacular catches by senior wide receiver Scott Yelvington propelled NU to a 42-21 triumph over Michigan State. The nightmare was over. Dean, who passed for 272 yards and ran for 44 more, was named United Press International ' s Offensive Player of the Week. Safety Malcolm Hunter, who recovered two fumbles and mode one interception, was chosen Defensive Player of the Week by Sports Illustrated. But the joy was short-lived. Illinois stomped the Cats, 48-6 in the season finale. — Helene Elliott 111 147 149 k 1. I I a Scores Purdue 31 Northwestern 19 North Carolina 12 Northwestern Notre Dame 48 Northwestern Arizona 27 Northwestern 15 Indiana 7 Northwestern Michigan 38 Northwestern 7 Wisconsin 28 Northwestern 25 Iowa 13 Northwestern 10 Minnesota 38 Northwestern 10 Northwestern 42 Michigan St. 21 Illinois 48 Northwestern 6 153 a Homecoming 1976: We the Purple . .  ' ] Left to right: Tom Brinkman, Rosemorie Byrd, Tom Bolt (Homecoming King), Kothy O ' Neill (Homecoming Queen), Bob Peard, Lisa Poggeman, Tom Toy, Cindy Reynolds, Don Herbert, Karen Dombro V 154 i S. In the Limelight — Homecoming Nightclub 155 PomPo 156 ir.T r_. ' ?rj- - — . --f , ■ Pom Pons ill 157 . Sl 159 . Women ' s Tennis UNDEFEATED! The women ' s tennis team had a fresh look as five frosh moved in and took over the top five spots on the team. The impressive rookies led the Wildcats to a state champi- onship — quite an improvement over the eighth-place tie last year. The sudden success was due in part to the introduction of scholarships into the women ' s athletic department. Coach June Booth recruited three of the freshmen — Aimee Conlan, Claire Roehm and Bev Tuite — with ath- letic tender. The three players proved Booth o shrewd judge of tennis talent. Conlan became the Cat ' s number one player and finished second in the state championships. Roehm held number two position for NU and finished right behind Conlan in the state. Tuite, who played number five singles during the season, teamed with freshman walk-on Julia Nolan to cop second place in the state dou- bles competition. Nolan and fellow walk-on Micki Perket played third and fourth for the Cots. Roberta Louis, who held the number one spot as a freshman last year, dropped to the sixth position but added valuable depth. Junior Pot Berglund played seventh, while the Hawaiian doubles combination of juniors Ann Yoshido and Genie Wong rounded out the squad. II «l « 160 Top, Claire Roehm, above, Aimee Conlon Otlships. • ' NUond finish ' ' ' ■ «1PM number • h freshman ' ' •ittie state dou- ' ' pM third Qiid ' lieW the number ■ ' litiPPed to the sixtk ■ theHaK. YoshiJoondGe-: The team blasted ten opponents by a combined score of 87-3. But their schedule hadn ' t been challenging and they arrived in Carbondale for the state tournament ready to prove themselves in tough competition. Their victory was convincing and nearly devastating. Conlan lost the state championship by the heartbreaking score of 4-6, 6-3, 7-6. Nolan and Tuite dropped the close doubles final 4-6, 6-3, 7-6. Roehm was knocked out in the semifinals 6-7, 7-5, 6-4. Still, the state championship was theirs at lost. ' Julia Nolan 161 I Men ' s Tennis SPRING 1976 SCORES NU5 Indiana 4 Ohio State 8 NU 1 Iowa 6 NU3 Notre Dome 6 NU3 Michigan 8 . NU 1 Michigan State 5 NU 4 NU 6 Weste rn Michigan 3 Illinois 8 NU 1 NU6 Purdue 3 NU 9 Winona NU6 Saint Johns NU 6 Eou Claire 2 Wisconsin 6 NU3 Minnesota 7 NU2 162 Chicago Concordia 1 Rockford Wheaton 1 Lake Forest 3 Notre Dame 2 Valpariaso Chicago Eastern Illinois 1 Western Illinois Southern Illinois 2 163 1. Second City Amazing race Norris University Center Evanston Saturday Night Activities m )65 ' uWUHaiMatniHirut m II f 166 I Mr Second City 167 =1 SI HI P E Norris Center Wlf_.- ' J 3 B nh V l i 1 • ' ■ iff ap — ' P aili;l . N 1 .., ' PBH H B Hp f , x ' 1 TT qK 1 Blood Drive 169 §1 |H 7 H M Hh H b w W- • J j B 170 172 y Men ' s Intramural Football 173 I 174 . L lll ' Flag Football 175 ' ! ••«,■ ( ' ! «;: ;:« ' nJr 11 t tV i 71 lit T 111 t 1 1 1 I- Intramural Volleyball rnxsoisjcm « n v its ij iiu«i.ia Intramural Winners Vacatio 12 Inch Softball Blue: Alpha Tau Omega Red: Brunchkees Yellow: Hinman Friars 16 Inch Softball Blue: Phi Kappa Psi Red: Men Off Campus Coed Volleyball Blue: Alpha Tau Omega Red: Yubs Yellow: Shell Men ' s Volleyball Blue: Spiking Midgets Red: The Center Outdoor Coed Track McCulloch — Herman the Helicopter Track Club Men ' s Tennis Singles Ken Brinker Men ' s Tennis Doubles Sessions — Henry Mixed Doubles — Tennis . r r Mark Greenberg — Margaret Mercer I v7 U Football Blue: Alpha Tau Omega Red: Razberries Yellow: Debits Coed Volleyball Blue: Spike rs Red: Anticipation Yellow: Graduate Management Top of the Bottom Football Gargoyles Coed Swimming Alpha Tau Omega Coed Cross Country Erehwon Wrestling Sunset Badminton Singles Mark Lenssen Badminton Doubles Choi-TamChung Three Man Basketball Graduate Management Turkey Shoot Men ' s: Marty Bosse Women ' s: Vicki Voss Coed: George Calloway, Karen Turner Fall 1976 Men ' s Basketball Blue: Phi Delta Theta Red: Theta Chi Yellow: The Dead Orange: Mr. Big Coed Basketball Marsha Isea Indoor Soccer Alpha Tau Omega Floor Hockey Blue: Chi Phi Red: Hinman Friars Men ' s Bowling Blue: Ramblers Red: Evans Scholars Handball Singles Charles Atchley Handball Doubles Dr. Walt Gregg, Larry Haughey Coed Bowling Sigma Nu — Delta Delta Delta Winter 1977 178 m I Vacation jmBO L . . 3 4 5 January 1977 Winter Quarter classes begin ASG Used Book Ex- change Used Book Exchange Used Book Exchange 6 7 Used Book Exhange One Flew Over The Cuckoo ' s Nest Norris All-Nighter 8 Michlgon State Basketball Orchesis Dance Co. SIngin ' in the Rain Michigan State Swimming 9 10 Michigan Bosketball Michigan-Minnesota III. St., Minn., Used Book Exchange Swimming Temple Wrestling 11 12 13 14 Reificotion Company Once Upon A Mattress Gospel Concert Three Days of the Condor 15 Ohio State Basket- ball Once Upon A Mattress Five Easy Pieces Harold and Maude Michigan Wrestling Indiana Basketball Amarcord Western III. Swim- Illinois Swimming Iowa Swimming (W) Elmhurst Basketball ming Indiana Basketball Blood Drive (W) Illinois Swimm ing (W) 16 17 18 19 20 Once Upon A Purdue Basketball And Things That Go Mattress (W) Bump in the Night Wisconsin Basketboll Illinois Swinnnning Eisner Fireside Notre Dome Basketball (W) IM Track Meet 21 22 23 24 25 Lady Sings the Blues Iowa Basketball Royal Flash Myro Breckenridge George Williams Wisconsin Basket- Swimming (W) ball (W) Michigan State Wise, and Ohio St. Wrestling Swimming Illinois Basketball IM Track Meet Wisconsin Wrestling Marquette Basket- Armstrong Concert Chuck Girard Spice Concert ball (W) Loyola Swimming 5 1 26 0 cojoSi ™«!i 31 bfllllW) tolKW) I 180 « n « ■ I I I VVI nter oa iien aar 26 27 28 29 30 Iowa Wrestling Donee Company Michigon Basketball London Assurance (M W) Michigan State Animal Crockers London Assurance Basketball Emmanuelle Deliverance London Assurance Wisconsin Swimming Dance Company Northeastern III. Purdue — U. of Cin. N.U. Invitational ■• Chicogo Swimming (W) Basketball (W) Swimming (W) Swimming London Assurance 5 Oho Stole Bflsket. 31 1 2 M OroUporA MottfRs frwEsy Pieces Horold end Monde February Mctigai Wrestling IfcwSwmning 1977 lovo SiWflung (W) kidono Bcslietboll DePaul Basketball (W) (W) 3 4 5 Minnesota Basketball Chicogo Basketball (W) Chicago St.- Iowa 6 7 Purdue Basketball Eastern Illinois Swimming Swimming Western Michigan WMnsrBosketWI North Park Bosket- Wisconsin Swimming Swimming (W) Northern Illinois WTrodiMMt ball (W) (W) Wisconsin Wrestling Wrestling i ' 8 9 10 11 12 Purdue Basketball Big Ten Basketball (W) Indiana Swimming Lake Forest Basket- Illinois Circle Big Ten Basketball L Swtvriig ball (W) Swimming (W) Illinois Basketball (W) Indiono Wreslting ■• 181 a 1 i 1 13 14 Simon Wiesenthal Illinois Basketball 15 16 17 Circle Basketball (W) Big Ten Championship Swimming (W) (W) Dr. Richard Palmer Indiono Wrestling 18 19 20 21 22 Big Ten Championship Swimming (W) Wisconsin Basketboll Chicago State Big Ten Championship Basketball (W) Swimming (W) Missouri and S. III. Northern Michigan Swimming Wrestling Loyola Basketball (W) 23 24 Mee-Ow Show 25 Mee-Ow Show 26 27 Ohio State Basket- Eastern Illinois Mee-Ow Show ball Basketball (W) Indiana Basketball Southern Illinois lAlAW Championship lAlAW Championship Wrestling Swimming (W) Swimming (W) 28 March 1977 1 2 3 4 Cabaret ' 77 5 6 7 Cabaret ' 77 State Basketball Cabaret ' 77 Iowa Basketball Tournament (W) Minnesota Basketball State Basketball Big Ten Championship Big Ten Championship Tournament (W) Swimming Swimming Big Ten Championship MAIAW Championship MAIAW Championship Swimming Swimming (W) Swimming (W) MAIAW Championship Big Ten Championship Big Ten Championship Swimming (W) Wrestling Wrestling Cabaret ' 77 13 •% 182  Wresting 2 I. !7 8 9 10 11 12 Catch-22 Catch-22 Catch-22 Last day of classes Regional Basketball Regional Basketball Regional Basketball (W) (W) (W) 13 14 15 16 Final exams 17 Final exams Vacation begins Final exams Final exams NCAA Wrestling NCAA Wrestling ij ' i - t-1 --- ' - - - - i-1 r 183 185 IMBB The Winter That Was 186 Winter Speakers  i I James Coleman Ms. Eichelberger 188 BMBI speakers M Simon Wiesenthal 189 1! The Armstrongs Chuck Girard Spice Steve Goodman JethroTull Winter Concerts The Armstrongs Chuck Girard 190 im Once Upon A Mattress Orchesis Winter London Assurance Theatre Mime Troupe Mahagonny North by Northwestern Cabaret 77 Catch-22 192 Once Upon A Mattress ' THE CAST Minstrel Ballet Prince Ballet Princess Ballet Queen Wizard Princess No. 12 Lady Larken Queen Aggravain Prince Dauntless King Sextimus the Silent Jester Sir Studley Sir Harry Princess Winnifred Lady Ma be lie The Nightingale of Samarkand Lords: Paul Barrosse, Phil Beekman, Steven R. Blye, James Hibbert, Marc Hoffman, Richard Horowitz, Rob Hugi, Mark Murphy, Michael Steele, Steven Tot- land, Alan Ziter Ladies: Carol Graham, Lisa Hightower, Michelle Holmes, Kim Johnson, Karen Loner, Wanda Penolver, Kim Poster, Beatrix Potocsny, Katie Tabor, Alice Tell, Jenell Trigg Scott Rothburd David E. Garrett Lori S. Mead Michelle Holmes Richard Kind Lisa To If Cheryl Stern Suzie Ploksin Eric Kincaid Robert Banks David E. Garrett Walton Stanley Peter Kopeton Patricio Johns Lori S. Mead Anne-Carol Haas PRODUCTION STAFF Producer Director Musical Director Choreographer Set Designer Lighting Designer Technical Director Costume Coordinators James Petzke Thomas Aulino Stuart Hirsh Lori S. Mead Mark Mongold Drew McCoy Charles Cohan El lie Rossenfeld Howard Schmitt 193 ' ,L. Orchesis DANCERS Jamie Baron, Jeremy Batson, Sally Brown, Kitty Condit, Michaelo Con- dit, Larry Esch, Linda Farkas, Ad- rienne Famous, Potricia Flentye Mary Beth Glynn, Gia Interlandi, Gigi Jennewein, Amy Kekst, Noreen Luettke, Bridget McDonough, Melissa Nunn, Beatrix Potocsny, Karen Pertel. Director Bridget McDonough Business Manager Lorry Esch Secretary Morsha Goodman Publicity Gigi Jennewein Lighting Designer Mark Mongold Costumes Ellie Rossenfeld Production Manager Sara Berg 194 ii ( ( London Assurance J ) Directed by James Coakley Settings by Joseph Sturniolo Lighting by Christopher Rusch Costumes by Yvonne M. Jacl son, U.S. A. A. CAST Cool, a valet Steven Young Martin Kenneth Elliott Charles Courtly David Briggs Dazzle Victor D ' Altorio Sir Harcourt Courtly Roy Cockrum Maximillian Harkaway Bradley A. Mott Solomon Isaacs William Watson James, a butler Keith Reddin Pert Laura Innes Grace Harkaway Deborah Tranelli Mark Meddle Allison James Burnett Lady Gay Spanker Kristine Nielsen Adolphus Spanker Mark D. Kaufmann Jenks Michael Spound PRODUCTION STAFF Stage Manager ; Kenneth Elliott Assistant Stage Manager Winifred Freedman Assistant to the Director Sara Connor Bookholder Elizabeth Rivkin 195 ' The Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny Mee-ow Show CAST Peter Bales, Allison Burnett, Betsy Fink, Kyle Hefner, Jeff Lupetin, Cindy Milstein, Dana Olsen, Suzie Plaksin, Tom Virtue, Jim May on piano. EXECUTIVE BOARD Producer Bill Killer Flanagan Director Peter Bales Lighting Paul Zucker Ken Belkhof Settings Paul Zucker Cindy Milstein Associate Producer Melanie Barker Assistant Director Rachel Lederman Publicity MarkGanshirt Costumes Props AnneGreenberg Scripting Robert Mendel Choreography Bridget McDonough Mime Consultant The Hands Rand Whipple Technical Director Paul Zucker Stage manager Sherry Krsticevic Stage Crew AnneGreenberg Randy Oppenheimer Charles Talbert House Manager William Springer Executive Producers Michael Baron Stewart Figa ( ■• . 198 Cabaret Showcase 77 CAST Adrianne Famous, Richard Files, Tom Fitzgerald, Anne-Carol Hoos, Brad Hall, Lisa Hightower, Marc Hoffman, David Jackson, War- ren Kaplan, Karon Kearney, Amy Kekst, Bridget McDonough, Kathy Sonten, Lisa To If EXECUTIVE Executive Producers Producers Directors Choreographers Musical Director Orches t rotor Set Designer Lighting Director Technical Director Publicity Costume Prop Coordinator Stage Manager Lighting Technicians Set Construction Crew Costume Crew STAFF Bruce Mortz Bill Flanagan Anne Greenberg Kim Johnson Lorry Cohn Scott Rothburd Amy Kekst Bridget McDonough Bruce Mortz Mark Click Lou Ann Gilleland Newell Kring Brad Mott Anne Greenberg Maria Perez Sara Berg Michelle Holmes Jean Eisenberg Paul Zucker Winnifred Freedmon Charles Suisman Paul Zucker Sharon Wiggins Melissa Jacobs Karen Loner Kim Poster Jill Feldon ( ( Catch-22 J J Stewart Figa Yossarian Robert B. Mendel Chaplain Mark Richard Wintergreen Lisa Wershaw Nurse Duckett Pamela Whalen Nately ' s Whore Daniel J. O ' Riordan Major Major, Milo, Second Doctor Leo Vernon Finnie III Captain Black, Dr. Daneeko, First Officer Debbie Patrick Luciano, Mrs. Daneeko David Bell Cathcart, Patient, Old Man, Texon Mike Hoffman Col. Korn, Intern, Aarfy, Wes Stacie Lynn Paulsen Patient ' s Mother, Neighbor, Old Woman, Nately ' s Mother Philip Beekman Notely, Clevinger, Gus, Second Officer, Patient ' s Brother Christopher M. Berman Whitcomb, CID Man, First Doctm, Nately ' s Father Paul Barrosse Psychiatrist, Towser MP, Captain, Snowden, McWott, Patient ' s Father ' 201 J Despite high hopes, Northwestern ' s basketbaii team gave students little more to cheer about than had the football team. Senior guard Billly McKinney was the one bright spot, leading the Wildcats in scoring for the fourth straight year with a 20.6 ppg average, and earning Most Valuable Player honors for the third consecutive year. But the 6-0 Zion nat ive couldn ' t do it all himself. The Cats slid to eighth place and a 5-13 Big Ten record, and were 7-20 over-all. Tex Winter ' s tough pre-conference schedule, designed to sharpen the Cats ' skills, may instead have killed their confi- dence. After a 75-73 overtime loss to nationally-ranked De Paul, NU was edged by Ohio University and badly beaten by Notre Dame, Arizona and Arizona State. A three-point loss to Nebraska and a New Year ' s Eve drubbing by Marquette gave the Wildcats a 2-7 mark in non-conference games. After squeaking by Michigan State 70-68 in their second Big Ten contest, the Cats lost five straight games to Indiana, Ohio State, Wisconsin, Iowa and Illinois, the last three by margins of one, two and three points. Winter shuffled his lineup, pairing McKinney in the backcourt with freshman Brian Gibson and sophomore Jerry Marifke after senior Bob Hildebrand was ineffective. Pete Boesen, Tony Allen and Bob Svete, whose shooting percentage was way off early In the year, shared the two forward spots. Sophomore Bob Klaas faced competition at center from freshman Mike Campbell. The Cats finally put it all together one Saturday afternoon in McGaw Hall, stunning Michigan, the nation ' s No. 2 team, 99-87. McKinney, who had just eight points when NU led 45-39 at the half, went 8-1 1 from the field and added five free throws in the second half to lead all scorers with 29 points. But it was a balanced effort that upset the Wolverines, as Svete scored 17 points and pulled down nine rebounds, Allen scored 14, Klaas contributed 11 and Campbell 10. It was sweet revenge for NU, since the Cats had lost to Michigan 102-65 in their Big Ten opener at Ann Arbor a few weeks earlier. But Winter ' s team soon toppled back down to earth. Two losses to Purdue and one each to Minnesota and Illinois gave NU a four-game losing streak and squashed any remote hopes for a first-division finish. McKinney injured a stomach muscle late in the season, and was forced to end his string of having started 98 consecutive games. The last game of the season was designated Billy McKinney Day, and McKinney responded with a game-high 23 points in a 105-82 loss to Big Ten runner-up Minnesota. McKinney leaves behind him a school scoring record of 1 ,900 points (18.6 ppg), memories of NU as a giant-killer (upsets of Kentucky last year and Michigan this year), and a big hole in the NU backcourt. _Helene Elliott V i .1 NU 74 Fairfield 92 NU 80 Brown 65 NU 73 DePaul 75 NU 73 Ohio University 71 NU78 Notre Dame 105 NU 64 Arizona 78 NU 78 Arizona State 92 NU 68 Nebraska 71 NU 53 Marquette 66 NU65 Michigan 102 NU 70 Michigan State 68 NU 53 Indiana 78 NU57 Ohio State 69 NU 60 Wisconsin 61 NU74 Iowa 76 NU68 Illinois 71 NU 66 Michigan State 58 NU99 Michigan 87 NU 85 Purdue 92 NU63 Minnesota 79 NU63 Illinois 65 NU84 Purdue 102 NU 98 Wisconsin 88 NU 83 Ohio State 72 NU 64 Indiana 69 NU60 Iowa 78 NU 82 Minnesota 105 205 ' ■ n yt d ' ' V .is ■; 207 idbLJ II Women ' s Basketball Scores I ' lb. Northwestern 109 Elmhurst 15 Northwestern 66 Indiana 59 Northwestern 76 Purdue 54 Northwestern 63 Notre Dame 44 Northwestern 80 Wisconsin 69 Northwestern 71 Marquette 51 Northwestern 88 Northeastern 45 Northwestern 103 DePaul 57 Northwestern 74 North Park 39 Northwestern 88 Chicago 50 Big Ten Tournament: 4th place NU 73, Minn. 68 NU 58, Mich. St. 68 NU 52, Ind. 54 Northwestern 65 Illinois 63 Northwestern 57 Chicago Circle 59 Northwestern 75 Chicago State 55 Northwestern 66 Loyola 40 Northwestern 72 Eastern Illinois 57 State Tournament: 2nd place NU 68, Eastern III. 59 NU 75, Southern III . 64 NU 75, III. St. 84 ■■TTUtt ires Elmtiyrst 15 lidiaoa 59 Purdoe 54 Notre Dame 44 Wisconsin 68 Marquette 51 Norltieastern 45 DePaul 5? 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' tI 264 II 265 11 I i Sailing ■N student Voice Sit-in 1976 L l WkM n p J5 ..Z lH Hlk . ' IB I 268 Women ' s Week 1976 There must be a stability before moving into revolution and today ' s women are creating the stability . . . Feminist author Kate Millet ' s speech opened the second an- nual Women ' s Week sponsored by Women at NU and 12 other women ' s groups. Singer Bonnie Raitt came too, bringing Women ' s Week home to her listeners in a concert full of songs about women as they love, fight and suffer. A highlight of the week was the seminar on Women in Com- munications Art. A critic, sculptor, television anchorwoman, magazine writer and choreographer said that the pain of over- coming discrimination against women has been well worth it. Share fair was on impressive array of craftswomen ' s works. There were paintings, quilting, weaving, jewelry and other crafts as well as shared information about women ' s organizations. The week ended with a two-and-one-half hour rally in Springfield. NU students were part of the over 8000 Equal Rights Amendments supporters gathered on and around the steps of the Illinois State Capitol Building. It was a proud week about women showing years of hard work. 269 ' ' nT. ' Ui uin Spring Festival 1976 L 272 i f Basebal SPRING 1976 SCORES Iowa State 5 NU 1 Murray State 9 NU 5 NU 11 Chicago Circle 7 Murray State 11 NU 10 NU 13 Murray State 3 NU 15 Chicago Circle 12 Memphis State 3 NU 1 Memphis State 7 NU NU 11 Lake Forest 2 NU6 Northeastern 5 NU 11 Northeastern 8 NU 10 Saint Francis 1 NU 18 Saint Francis 1 NU 2 Illinois Illinois b NU 2 Purdue 6 NU 4 Purdue 9 NU 7 NU 12 Notre Dame 9 Ohio State 7 NU 1 Ohio State 13 NU 2 Indiana 2 NU NU3 Indiana 2 NU 5 Saint Xovier NU 2 Saint Xovier 1 NU 10 Minnesota 8 Minnesota 4 NU 3 Iowa 9 NU 2 Iowa 8 NU 7 NU 11 Chicago Circle 9 Wisconsin 3 NU 2 NU3 Wisconsin 2 Lewis 9 NU 2 NU 5 Lewis 4 Michigan 3 NU 2 NU2 Michigan 1 Men ' s Track INDOOR TRACK Michigan State 67, NU 54 Wayne State 41 Illinois Intercollegiate: 7th with 30 points NU 87, Chicago Circle 43 Purdue 90, NU 38 Indiana State 34 Indiana State 64, NU 31 Chicago Circle 27 OUTDOOR TRACK Minnesota 63, Illinois State 63, NU 52 Metropolitan Championships: NU 3rd of 7(130 points) Iowa 93.6, NU 50.3 Big Ten Championships: 1 0th with 1 points . «s 277 hiimmh II w ?!! % 279 Arts Alliance Interfraternity Council NU Garde Programmatic College of Commerce and Industry Panhellenic Association The Daily Northwestern Phi Mu Alpha Tech Undergraduate Council Cabaret Executive Board Northwestern Community Ensemble Wildcat Council 280 eand Organizations 1 ' p li ty 281 Arts Alliance 282 I Interfraternity Council 283 i ' i ' ) f Associated Student Government Chris Garrett — Speaker of the Forum Rick Nogal — Executive Vice-President MIMMM ! t  Hh IVIark Wright — Treasurer Betty Olivera — Academic Vice-President 284 ' ; ' ifj -P ( I S 285 SK 286 Execuh % Panhellenic Council Front Row: (left to right) Kathie Cunning- ham, Jane Billington, Meredy Snyder, Elizabeth Zbinden, Maureen Lynch. 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The Grand Canyon . . . the wheat fields of Kansas . . . Autumn in New Hampshire . . . You could go on forever. But America is more than a place of much beauty. It ' s a place for good times. It ' s Saturday night. It ' s a trip down a dirt road in a beat up old jalopy. It ' s your team winning. It ' s a late night movie you could enjoy a thousand times. And, yes, when you ' re thirsty, it ' s the taste of ice- cold Coca-Cola. It ' s the real thing. In fact, all of the good things in this country are real. They ' re all around you, plainly visible. We point to many of them in our advertising. But you can discover many, many more without ever seeing a single commercial for Coke. So have a bottle of Coke . . . and start looking up. ' mt Q writ ipa i 393 bE. The Photographers ' III M - i iB ■« Jonathan W. Saunders Cover, 4, 5T, 8, 9T, 9B, 26, 27, 32, 33, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41T, 43T, 44, 45, 46B, 47, 50, 51 T, 53, 54, 58, 59, 90-91, 92T, 96T, 96B, 100T, 100B, 104T, 107, 108T, 111, 112TL, 112MR, 113TR, 115, 118BL, 119TR, 119MR, 120TL, 120TR, 121B, 124TR, 124BL, 126BR, 130TR, 130ML, 138, 140, 141, 142BR, 145B, 146TL, 148T, 152BL, 153BR, 168T, 176TL, 179, 183B, 187B, 188TR, 189TL, 192B, 193TL, 201, 208, 209, 212TR, 212MR, 214T, 214B, 250, 251, 255, 257, 259, 264, 266MR, 266BR, 267BR, 270BL, 270BR, 271 BL, 274BR, 275BL, 276, 278BL, 278BR, 279B, 284TR, 284BR, 285B, 286, 287, 288BR, 288BL, 289T, 289B, 292, 293B, 294, 295, 357TL, 380BR, 381TR, 381 BR, 385B, 388, 389B, 390BR, 390BL, 394, rear endsheets. Peter B, 394 HMPHH HH Sara Jean Childers 24TR, 25T, 41 B, 94L, 104BR, 104BL, 105MR, 112BL, 113TL, 116, 117, 167BL, 176TR, 176BR, 176BL, 177TR, 177L, 1898, 193BR, 193BL, 210BR, 210BL, 301T, 301 B, 302T, 302B, 303T, 303B, 313, 324, 348, 381TL, 381 BL, 395T. Peter B. 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John Dri Hank Conklin 55T, 93, 94TL, 95, 101, 102, 103T, 130MR, 130BR, 131M, 134T, 158, 167BR, 168BR, 168BL, 170, 171, 177MR, 177BR, 187T, 190, 191 BR, 196, 198, 215, 266BR, 266BL, 267TR, 273T, 273M, 298, 311, 317, 332, 370T, 372BR, 376TL, 376ML, 376B, 378, 379TL, 380ML, 396B. 396 wmm 715 266BR, • John Drew 6TR, 6B, 11T, 24TL, 24BR, 24BL, 25BR, 25BL, 94BR, 109, 119TL, 121R, 121B, 134ML, 135, 137T, 137B, 139, 142BL, 146B, 147, 148BR, 148BL, 149BR, 149BL, 150TR, 150TL, 150BL, 151TR, 151BR, 153TR, 159, 163BL, 164, 172, 173BL, 174, 191TL, 199, 200, 202TL, 266BL, 270TL, 271TR, 271TL, 271 BR, 272, 277, 279T, 291 BR, 306, 308, 310, 312, 316TR, 316BR, 321, 323, 326, 328, 330, 334, 335, 339, 340, 342, 343, 345, 358, 375B, 391 B, 397. 397 ' ■■■;]. Bill Billings 169TL Stuart Conston 34B, 42T, 48B, 331, 347, 373B, 379TR, 379BR, 382B. Mary Pat F laherty 94TR, 273BR, 314, 329, 370R, 372L, 377BL, 380TL Larry Litwin 13, 16, 368MR Peter Loeb 356, 357BL, 364 Craig Matsuda 162, 211, 212, 213, 277BL Randy Gellman 106, 126TL, 188B, 307, 338 Carin Gendell 23B, 270TR Debbie Hill 173MR Mark Horowitz 126TR, 137ML, 198, 327, 333, 344, 386B Marci lacobucci 22, 23T, 126BL, 127T, 154TR, 155TR, 155BL Philip Kaldon 51 B, 92B, 167TR, 167TL, 167BR, 254B Paul Messerschmidt 114 Michael Nussbaum 336, 346, 349, 363 Paul Rogers 97, 98, 103B, 299, 341, 354 Chuck Stern 169TR, 169B Jeff Tuttle 35, 163T, 163BR, 252 Hunter Zuker 276TR, 276TL 4 JohnDrw 4 Heidi Kraig 175, 320 Robert Solley 2, 3B, 5BR, 5BL, 10, 12B, 15T, 42B, 119B, 121T, 144B, 337, 351, 355, 362 Robert Tilden ,.,- 14, 132, 133, 146TR, 149TL, 152TR, 155BR, 315, 322, 350, 366 398 wmmmm 1 Mary Pat Flaherty Assistant Editor Safe Peter Mitchell Photography Editor 399 ;. ' i j r The Syllabus 1977 III Editor-in-chief: Jonathan W. Saunders Assistant Editor: Mary Pat Flaherty Photography Editor: Peter B. IVIitchell Senior Section Editor: IVIichael Nussbaum Lab Director: John Drew Advertising IVIanager: Marc White i4 Layout Staff Dawn Bouzeos, Pam Bure, Mary Pat Flaherty (Layout Chief), Jani Lazarow, Nancy Naughton, Michael Neu- bauer, Nancy Prentice, Ellen Robinson, Nora Soy ring, Flossie Upjohn, Sue Weinstein Copywriters Helene Elliott, Carin G. Gendell (Copy Editor), Rima Jonulevicius, Judy Johnson, John Lutter- moser Typists Janet Cohn, Claire Simmons The Photographers Sara Jean Childers, Hank Conklin, Stuart Conston, John Drew, Mark Horowitz, Peter B. Mitchell, Jon W. Saunders, Charles Seton, Robert Sol- ley, Robert Tilden Contributing Photographers Bill Billings, Mary Pot Flaherty, Randy Gellman, Carin Gendell, Debbie Hill, Marcia lacobucci, Philip Koldon, Lorry Litwin, Paul Messerschmidt, Michael Nussbaum, Paul Rogers, Chuck Stern, Jeff Tuttle, Hunter Zuker Special Thanks to Sue Keller, Morris Ferensen, Ed Zotti, Dave Court, and the Board of Publications of Students Publishing Company, including Robert Kurz (Chairman), Ed Bryant, Craig Chopello, Chris Garrett, Jane Goltermann, David Gordon and Tom Tillman Second Annual Gold Lenscop Award to Hank Conklin Shoot Yourself Section Photography by John Drew, Peter B. Mitchell and Jon Saunders. Syllabus 1977 is printed on 80 lb. dull enamel stock. The cover design is a lithograph with black ink on beige sailcloth material. Pages 305- 368 are printed with brown-black ink and the remaining pages printed with black ink. All four-color sep- arations are made directly from transparencies and all halftones are 150 line. Pages 26 and 27 ore black on black duotoned. Headlines ore set in Helvetica and body copy in 8 and 10 point Metrolite. Typesetting and printing by Hunter Publishing Company, Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Senior portraits by Root Photographers, Chicago, Illinois. 400 ■Mi m Gendell (Copy Editor), Johnson, John Lutter- Photogrophy by John dJonSauKJers. 1 1977 is printed or 80 lb. «l Sock. The cover design iggreph witti blacl( inl( on ikloiti moteriol. Pages 305- with brown-bW ink I rcmoining poges printed idi (i. All four-color sep- i on mode directly from ,noesondollbolftones(ire P(iges26ond27orebW i duotoned. Heodlin«s ore y («iWycopyi 8 p M(ftofte.Typeset 9 br Hirter Publish - frtfon-Sflleni, North 7sj porf«tebyRoot ,Ctogo,lfr 5. I ; |v jv I m fjfi t M. .).


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