Northwestern University - Syllabus Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 432 of the 1987 volume:

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Y V..- .- wgfgffa P ' - 4 N-5 .xg ' x 4 'A 'e 44 if jf' t ascii 5525 u .sq YN' y H- x ,- Yfif- x L ,I l i . if 5 .I xwqflf ' , A I b 1, ' l 4 Q 1 Vx , J J ,J J 1.-- N nm 1 A r 2 N Q . 'N- ' I 7 Q'- I if - 'lf 'fb 'E . I , 1' . ' YM.',,,,v0 ' 'f -F . mt, at ' XXX - x . X X S' if. . - . 3 l ACADEMICQ -PX' i171 1 - .- T COLLEGE CF ARTS AND SCIENCES ...xx-'ks A Va 1 L NJ 37 'll don't see how you con study something without wonting to do it. I know people who study bollet ond never donce. If l studied bollet, even if l were doing it bodly, I would be out there doncingf' He's not o donoer, not even o bod donoer. Dovid Hull is o professor of Philosophy ond EooIogyfEvoIutionory Biology. Thot stotement, however, describes him well, os he is o mon committed both to reseoroh ond to teoching. Regording reseorch, he is hoppy thot he hos the time to do it, but wishes thot more students were interested in his oreo. He feels the best woy to leom how to do onything is not to toke o course in it, but to work with someone doing it. Regording teoohing, while he enjoys it, he finds thot, in some woys, the quorter system inhibits his sotisfootion. One of the worst things obout the duorter system is trying to get books. lt's like oll we do is order books ond give finol exoms, ond thot's it. Overoll, however, Professor Hull likes NU, finding the students well-prepored, diverse, if, ot times, somewhot unwilling to work. He olso thinks thot students tend to hove too norrow of o plon. Most people don't know whot it is they wont to be. They hove o fontosy ideo of whot being o doctor is, or o joumolist or whot hove you. 38 55 wmahhnfld. ' A wr' f- -4-M -- '3xd:'lilllQ '?'fl6iC V'-s G -1 M x K YQ- .dill-11 x f M-.N.....,... v',,,-95,3 ggi, 39 JOSEPH LAMBERT CHEMISTRY I discovered thot telling other people dbout Orgonic Chemistry ond trying to convey to them why I'm interested in it ond why I hod o religious conversion to it in my junior yeqr in college is something I enjoy doing. Joseph Lombert o professor in the Deportment of Chemistry, wqs surprised qt one point thot he found teqching to be fun. However qs he hos grown os q teocher, he hos redlized thot enthusiosm for the subject mqtter is oi very importqnt element. To mointoin the enthusiosm Professor Lqmbert thinks thot q teocher must do reseorch You hqve people thot qre brillidnt professors qt one stqge qnd slowly but surely, they lose thot. I think thot doing reseorch is q continuing process of renewql. For Professor Ldmbert, scientific reseorch is os much q creqtive process os populor music. I'Why is it thot somebody like Phil Collins or Peter Gobriel is still performing ofler o number of yeqrs where other people who might hove been just os populor ot the beginning hdve quit? They run out of energy, they run out of ideqs. lt's qbsolutely no different in reseorch: you hqve to hqve energy, you hqve to hqve ldeqs. Another importdnt element for Professor Lombert is the obilily to teqch students on their level. 'IYou hove to reqlize thot whot you ore conveying dbout q subject is W, of whot you know dbout it. However he doesn't condescend to his students. I'l've olwoys felt thot the concept of o quiz is something thot should die out dbout the sophomore yedr in high school. To try to tqke 19 ond 20-yedr-old students ond soy 'We'Il now hqve d pop quiz' is somewhdt of on insult to their integrity qs oduIts. IRM Edward Sidlow is a political science professor who specializes in American politics...and a frustrated baseball player: If I couId've played shortstop for the Tigers, I V sure as hell wouldn't be here. lHe couIdn't hit a cunfe ball, or goto his Iefl.J Since shortstop was out, he decided to teach. I like what I do, and I hope that comes through either when someone reads my work,or when someone sits in my class. lt's - something I enjoy doing, and poses. - I . when the time comes thatl ,Q ,I cease to enjoy it, I'II quit and do S' . - --..:T something else. - 2 ' x-X Professor Sidlow, who is a , f I spirited man now and probably . will be at 80, believes that teaching can keep a person young through a sort of osmosis, through being surrounded by young people in a somewhat idyllic setting. Despite his kind of utopia, however, he sees a seriousness at NU. 'll was maybe a little surprised early on at the eamestness of the students: the second day of class someone came in saying 'I was at the library and the stuff wasn't on resenfef Who goes to the library on the first day of school?! For Professor Sidlow, the attraction of teaching is the challenge to make people think. lt's easy to get good grades, but if you don't challenge them to think, that's really, I think, the factor that separates success from failure. its 1 ! nv- nal ,I , 'Q q juli! -,--no-I' .3 ,Ulu X9 Q ' swiii-Eva .1-.: THE TECHNOLOGICAL INSTITUTE x S. -. ' .Y,,, - . . 3. f '-'J-1 f 0 Q ' sS 43 JOHN DUNDARS Professor John Dundors' office lies nesfled in The norThwesT corner of Tech. One woll is lined wiTh Texlbooks ond o clusTer of Trees grows Iorge by The window. 'II hove The Trees here during The school yeor iusT becouse I like To woTch Things grow. Professor Dundors hos been Teoching of NorThwesTem since 1958. Over The yeors, he hos seen mony chonges in NU sTudenTs. In The '50s, sTudenTs were very serious, buT Their bockgrounds were noT ThoT sTrong. Up unTil obouT 1967, The sTudenTs were boTh serious ond hod improving bockgrounds. During The VieTnom erd, sfudenfs seemed To lose inTeresT in engineering. BuT, in The posT IO yeors, There hos been improvemenf. STudenTs Todoy ore very coreer ond grode conscious. Currenfly, Professor Dundors' reseorch involves The mechonics of solids. He spends his Time working on The Theoreficol ospecfs of problems, roTher Thon doing experimenTs. lVlosT of Them deol wiTh The inequoliTies found in The mechonics of solids. As o breok from his reseorch, Professor Dundors ediTs o mogozine TiTIed 'llvlechonicsf' IT is o composife lisT of The Tobles of conTenTs of numerous engineering journols. I like doing The mogozine os o releose from my Teoching ond reseorch. I do olmosT everylhing from pdsTe-up To deoling wiTh The prinTer, buT I reolly enjoy The work. In keeping wiTh The creoTiviTy expressed Through his work wiTh The mogozine, Professor Dundors finds ThoT The moTivoTion To conTinue his reseorch is posed in oesTheTics. Finding The onswer To o problem is reolly o beoufiful Thing. 44 NUCLEAR ENGINEERING ,fy ,Q , if ' - I T LAWRENCE HENSCHEN One of The firsT Two people hired for The newly-formed compuTer science depdrlmenl in 1971, Professor Lowrence Henschen hos helped The deporTmenT grow from iTs infoncy. The opporTuniTv To work oT o respecTed reseorch insTiTuTion oTTrocTed Henschen To NU. This deporTmenT hos grown Tremendously since I've been here. The mojor chonge occurred when The compuTer science ond eiecTricoi engineering deporTmenTs merged in l975, he recolied. WiThin The field of compuTer science, Henschen speciolizes in orlificiol inTelIigence. His reseorch involves creoTing doTo poses ond progroms ThoT deol wiTh compuTer reosoning. COMPUTER SCIENCE T'The drlificiol infelligence course is probobly The mosT populor compuTer science for undergroduofes. Some of The groduofe sTudenTs work on reseorch ThoT They iniTioTed. When o sTudenT firsT soid ThoT he come To NU To sTudy wiTh me, iT mode me feel good. SomeThing like Thof is equivoIenT To geTTing o rdise or becoming fomousf' ln his office, The opsence of o compuTer Termincil is opporenT. nMosT of The work I do con be done wiThouT o Terminol. The developmenT of Techniques To solve problems ond proving Things obouf Those Techniques ore my moin gools, he exploined. Artificial inTelIigence is d rising field, ond iT is orousing o loT inferesf oT NU. 'nl Pl llfq i..s-.-L.--f www. THE SCHDOL OF EDUCATION f-in fx 2 A DAN LEWIS HUMAN DEVELOPMENTXSOCIAL POLICY Elilll ll ll ,Q 'll like The sTudenTs oT NU. One of my gredTesT joys is undergrodudTe Tedching. Don Lewis, on ossocioTe professor wiTh The Humon DevelopmenT ond Sociol Policy progrom oT boTh The undergrodudTe ond groduoTe levels, focuses his courses on menTol illness, crime ond poveny. Pdrl of his Tedching meThod includes Toking field Trips To sToTe prisons ond menTol hospiToIs. 'iSTudenTs geT o view from The policy mdkers side, buT olso from The side of The person who is being heIped. Lewis olso Tries To Teoch The sTudenTs in his courses To be smorT obouT whdT They feel. I Try To Toke d sTudenT from jusT hoving opinions To sTorTing To onolyze issues, he soid. l-le olso wonTs his sTudenTs To look oT Their volues, see where They come from ond be comforToble wiTh Them. l'm dnxious for sTudenTs To Think for Themselves, noT jusT wiTh opinions, buT wiTh Theories ond focTs, he soid. Lewis hos been o regulor NorThwesTem fdcuITy member since 1980 ond hos oiso ToughT oT STonford ond The Universily of Cdlifomio dT SonTd Cruz. I Think NU is o diving boord ThoT gives sTudenTs opporTuniTies To sodr in differenT direcTions Thon They would hdve. 47 MED ILL SCHOOL OF JU ISM s .k A , ,- ,E X fxshqqn qw. , xi x. , NQ ,S sl Q2 -E-' .4,,,hW'f4A ,, owbwr w, Q Qi Sl ,z 'Bug IS 5 gd f B., Sum! xpr, an qc um un new vx.g.--. U- -0. mm- M. Mqx , , ,. .,n1, -:,.A.u-xg. by no -.-K. wmv -3...-.q....,.x ..,,., i f . , X ,. ,,.-41115, vi-wgmuet to us. the so eontxwgxnmxomx Q-. v.--V -,.,.,, M,',4 L, 'ff .I 1' . I' I4 -, W ff-J-V, 11. .Q .Luxe xnvnnnov-I nr. sr.. :awww xx-nxvef,-.f-, s.-N M-uv., .A , f ', F wtf. U-,,,,,,, ,,,x-,,nf-- 51-. uv- -U-:urn :of . UK. Q., Ax,,.,,.,,,, 1 , r 7 t' 4 ri' WAX, .A U..-,uw hmm- r-.-,X-x-,,-xnvxhv, un... ...',v4,gn,, L.,,,Ax.Vx,,,f,M 1 , ' I 1 '. Y 1 ,C : N, ,w.,'.x.x.x..., f 1. K J... , ,. X. , ., , , . x 1 3 U I Y l A BUCK RYAN EDITORIAL I-le weors penny loofers. He speoks like on editor, never confusing o who with o whom, or o 'tlie with o 'lloyf' The sign on his office door soys Buck stops here. And he does. Lelond tBuck Ryon, ossistont professor ot lvledill ond ossistont metropoliton editor ot the Chicogo Tribune, is o joumolism student's dreom. Mention his nome in o crowded room ond you ore likely to be ossoulted by o cocophony of compliments, the loudest being the ultimote college-student occolode, l3uck...he's o god. God or not, he is o youthful presence in o hord-line journolism school. Living by the philosophy, 'iPoy os few dues os possible, ond do something you reolly like, he teoches not only becouse he enjoys it, but becouse it forces him to think, like the porent who is constdntly pushed to dnswer his 4-yeor-old's persistent Why? As o thoughtful teocher, he hos his opinions ond is not ofroid to express them. At o school thot he feels ottrocts some of the best row tdlent in the country, he objects to 'tthe tendency to homogenize everybody: to tdke very creotive people ond turn them into generol ossignment reporters for medium-sized doiliesf' Recognizing the tolent of his students, he does not credit himself with pedogogicol mirocles. The success of my students, os d reflection on me, is meoningless. As soon ds you stdrt toking credit for the sunshine, you hove to dnswer for the rdin. lvly definition of o good teocher is one who provides the best leorning environment possible. After thot, it's up to the students. Either they succeed or they don't. 49 THE SCHODL OF MUSIC 3? ,. JOHN PAYNTER CONDUCTING We have peTTer players Thah mosf places, puT we also have, ih The people ThaT I work wiTh, very wohclerful, ihauirihg mihas, ahcl recepTiviTy. IT is ThaT ihauisifivehess ahcl recepTiviTy ThaT has kepf Johh PayhTer, airecTor of pahas aha professor of cohclucfihg, aT Norlhwesfem sihce he was ah uhclergracluafe. NU is a major parl of his life, ahcl alThough he has D660 here for a lohg Time, he is hoT jaclecl or plase. 'The aualily of sfuaehf ahcl The aualify of persoh is sTill, To me, someThihg excepTiohal. As a Teacher who aerives mosf of his fi' 'iifilr' 'z if-H5 stil! saTisfacTioh from his sTuaehTs, he, The Teacher, greaTly values whaT his sTuaehTs give To him. He feels ThaT They keep him cohTemporary. TAS people grow ololer, They jusT pecome aliehaTecl from youhg people because They're hoT ih cohTacT wiTh Them. They're jusT hoT ih Touch. To esTaplish ThaT cohhecfioh, Professor PayhTer places much imporTahce OD his relafiohships wiTh The YOUDQ people ThaT he Teaches. I geT very close To mosT of my sTuaehTs, aha when They gef over The facT ThaT They're scarecl of me, l Thihk They enjoy The relafiohship They have wifh me. THE sc:-fool. or sPEEcH ffm f PAUL ARNSTON COMMUNICATION STUDIES TTAQ 'f The inTeresTing Thing l've seen in The IasT A or 5 years is kids sTarTing To change a biT aT NorThwesTern and become more, I wouIdn'T say liberal or conservaTive, buT aT IeasT more aware of whaT goes on off-campus. Paul ArnsTon, chairman of The DeparlmenT of Communicaiion STudies, Thinks awareness of issues ouTside of NorIhwesTern is an inTegral parl of educaTion. Being acTiveIy involved in The peace movemenT, in college as an anTi-war proTesTer and now as a member of The Board of DirecTors of The Norih Suburban Peace lniTiaTive and as sponsor of a Peace STudies CenTer on campus, Professor ArnsTon knows vvhaT can be gained from invoIvemenT. However, he is auick -'ii To poinT ouT ThaT The value of any educaTion is deTermined by The sTudenT. The ulTimaTe responsibiIiTy for whaT you lThe sTudenTsI learn is vviTh yourseIf. While he sees educaTion as largely The sTudenTs' responsibiIiTy, The role of The Teacher is necessary To help The sTudenTs noT only begin To look aT Their world criTicaIIy, buT also To do someThing abouT vvhaT They see. ul figure if I can, in some way, affecT IO To 15 percenT of The sTudenTs I see a year, in Terms of doing someThing abouT These issues or in Terms of hearing my ideas, arguing Them ouT as wrong and, Therefore TesTing These ideas ouT and affirming Them, Then I'm doing well. 53 11? 1r:l v'f'.Gn ixr'!tui irl.l1i!l . Z fe ,J 3 F 4- 4. 1 W-JW., - N ' 'P' o 3 i wi vnu QQ W' 5642 'YRS n Q wwlgy ag Q. 'NA ,x aw Y-sv Zigi SF As: Q NXxX 0 N 1 'S-at ' I . -' ., in f Q' Q 4 5 .a XL c rx x :Q 1 xl ,- i,X in Q N x 9' in fi XE? 'fl'-'X YY' gk s A EAXJTQVQ fi 'ii ws iq? fv- fw-, J 2 ' x x N '1 t wig' uf: 5 ?xX x K Qs 'D xx Q, xx X. ,X Nix 4 :ww as ix 1' .Jia if ! 1,4 5 Q J' 'Ah' in-ua' 1. H X X xxxxx W 'xl Km H mf k .: , Q15 1' ' ' J' r S - Nx WAA-M U ,.-l 0051 .Q- xg, . R? 1 57 :M 1. V ,Q EEL? , , ra, ,A GRAFFITI DANCERS vf DON T BOTHER ME... Some people orgue ThoT hord Times for Block folks ore o Thing of The posT ond humon righTs for oll ore noTionolly recognized. The 1972 musicol, DONT BOTHER ME, I CANT COPE, dispels ThoT pelief Through o series of emoTionoI songs, donces ond diologues. The ocTion of The show revolves oround The feeling ThoT os long os blocks ore oppressed in ony noTion, suppressed in ony siTuoTion, ond hence depressed in ony blues, The righT exisTs for Them To Tell The world Their plighT. DedicoTed To oll Blocks who don'T yeT hove The choice To soy Don'T poTher me, I cdn'T cope, The ploy reoches ouT To oll Those people who connoT yeT decldre Their freedom. Using The moTTo l'm o mon who loves peoce, BuT how much con I give, When l'm fighTing ond dying, l'm dying ond fighTing, For my righT To live, This producTion sTrived for one gool: To liperoTe Blocks oll over The world so ThoT plovs such ds These con pe proughf pock To The sToge os o reflecTion of Their hisTory insTeod of os on expression of The presenT Block experience. ...from The direcTor's noTes '5 ' I . .... ,. . ..,,...,1,.a,----.s 4 T T S 59 'GODSPELL is far from aatea. It is a contemborary biece beg- ging to have new life breathea into it. It concerns itself with sav- ing graces ancl the potential that we all have within us to save ourselves as well as those around us. ln that sense, it is about saviors, ana yet it is a few hours sbent at those rare moments in our lives when the hates clear away ana we truly clo care about humanity as a whole. lt cloesn't ask that we claim religion, but rather that we claim ourselves, claim life, ana claim the iaea that caring can habben even surrounclea by betrayal, ana that love can be reborn again ancl again ana again. It is simbly...a celebration of the sbirit. ...from the airector's notes GODSPELL 2 x Q 1' aww i 60 TURN OF THE SCREW In conTrosT To opero's usuol love ond couriship Themes, ghosTs ond The spiriT of exorcism highlighTed The School of lVlusic's spr- ing producTion of TURN OF THE SCREW. The sTudenTs of The lvloson ond Roglond Operd TheoTre performed in The Benjomin BriTlen Two-ocT chdmper operd, on odopToTion of Henry Jomes's shorT novel of The some nome. The TheoTricol Thriller is seT in mid-nineTeenTh cenTury Englond. The ploT ceniers on The Governess who is given chorge of Two orphoned children, Miles ond Floro. The eerie mysTery helghTens os The children become possessed by The ghosTs of The esToTe's former coreToker ond former govemess - poTh of whom died under duesTionople circumsTonces. However, only The G-overness con see These evil spiriTs. The opero climoxes os The Govemess dispoTches Floro To her guordions ond remoins vvlTh The young poy, who unsuccessfully Tries To exorcise The ghosTs. The ciuesTion of wheTher The ghosTs ore reol or only in The Gov- erness's mind creoTes The reol mysTery. This producTion cleverly preserved The ompiguily oy using mdny innovoTlve TheoTricol devices. The opero wos performed losT lvloy in Pick-Sioiger Concerl Holl. 61 THE 1940'S RADIO HOUR Q, . For iusT a momenT, iT was 19112, The souna was Big Bona, ana The pig Thing was live raalo. ln The fall prooluoTion of The 1940's Raaio Hour, a group of Taleniea '8O's kinaa people proughT Deo. 21, 19112 pack To life in The oonTexT of The lVluTual of lVlanhalTan Varleiv Cavaloaaen live raaio show. For a swingin' Two hours, The oasT reoreaiea The era, oapiuring The feel of The 4lO's Through iTs music, The ialosynorasies of live raaio Through iTs oomeav, ana The ,Qin ever-presenT speoTre of World War ll Through iTs senTimenT. :gg-W W 62 TRUE WEST ...so They Take off offer each oTher sTraighT inTo The endless black prairie. The sun is jusT cornin' down and They can feel The nighT on Their backs. WhaT They don'T know is ThaT each one of 'em is afraid, see. Each one separaTeIy Thinks ThaT he's The only one ThaT's afraid. And They keep ridin' like ThaT sTraighT inTo The nighT. NoT knowing. And The one who's chasin' doesn'T know where The oTher one is Taking him. And The one who's being chased doesn'T know where he's going. Lee, TRUE WEST si The Old WesT ThaT Lee describes is auiTe dif1'erenT from The 1 realiiy of The presenT day WesT in which he lives. BUT, whaT is The 'True WesT '? PlaywrighT Sam Shepard probed This auesTion, and Through clever characTerizaTion, broughT These Two images of The wesT inTo acTive confIicT. PT .53 1 ----I 9 A x . k gi ffzfv Y , ., ' M . Q .J i 1 . ' 'I Tfsfriizf 63 ...FIVE AND DIME... ' 'sv . f PET ' 1 NNYEIEARY Through The poighahT woras of playwrighT Ea Graozyk, COME BACK TO THE FIVE AND DIME, JIMMY DEAN, JIMMY DEAN explores The evoluTioh of The relaTiohships belweeh Three ohilahooa friehas. SeT ih a small Towh ih Texas, The play opehs wiTh The TwehTieTh reuhioh of Sissy, Moha, Joahhe. A series of flashbacks reveal The ploT as well as The sighifioahoe of The TiTle. SomeTime ih The '5O's, The movie GIANT sTarrihg James Deah was filmea ih a Towh hoT far from The Five aha Dime where They all huhg ouT. As legeha has IT, James Deah wahaerea ihTo The Five aha Dime, aha he aha Moha erigagea ih a ohe-highT sTahcI. The resuIT of This affair was supposedly a reTaraea soh hamecl Jimmy Deah. ThroughouT The play, ohahges ih The oharaoTers become very sighifioahT. We realize ThaT Joahhe usea To be Joe, aha ThaT Moria aha Joe are The oarehTs of Jimmy Deah. Graczyk aria airecTor PeTer Golclmah oohvey a Theme of movihg OD by havihg The oharaoTers exoroise Their pasTs Through a series of reveIaTiohs. The show closes wiTh The Three friehas sihgihg, oreTehaihg To be The Maguire sisiers as They haa wheh They were ohilareh, proving ThaT alThough you may move foiwara, The memories ana experiehoes ThaT you've haa will always affecl your life. l l I I l I I RASHDMON JUSEPHINE AND THE MOUSE SINGER FOREST 06 it 5 Va- 67 21'-. T In keeping with trodition, the 1987 Dolphin Show put on o 'IdeIoveIy production of Cole Porter's Broodwoy rnusicol, ANYTHING GOES. This yeor's show wos pig, Broodwoy ond fun. ANYTHING GOES wos described by producer Shoron Coggon ds d 1930's pig pond musicol exlrovogonzdf' The show, which is entirely student-run, feotured o 30-rnemloer cost. They ron through 22 rnusicdl numbers including well-known Porter songs such os I Get o Kick Out of You, 'Ilt's DeIoveIy, ItNight ond Ddy ond the title song, I'Anything Goes. v 4 PN 9 A I W, 1' aw-gk f A JK' fa-.. , ,, iss: + 93 ff - H 5 ,J 'W O 2?- MEE-OW J . I 1 J 5- , K .1 u 1 'aw Q 'H 1 il i Ai' BARBER 0F SEVILLE I I , 73 LANDSCAPE OF THE BODY XX 'X X 7 'in fl 44? DR. RAYG UN ? 75 KURT VONNEGUT gg l'Every poliTical opinion I have was confirmed in The 7Th grade. I see a lack of resTrainT in our socieTy, a Rambo Tend- ency To bIasT everyThing. If we are going To survive, we need To show some resTrainT. 'Women don'T like immoral Technology as much as men This could be The resulT of some hormone deficiency. 'The reason we wanT an aflerlife is To ask someone in charge whaT was The good news and whaT was The bad news. If you wanT To be a wriTer, you need money. The besT way To geT iT is To inheriT iT...lf you don'T inheriT iT, if your parenTs were failures, marry iT. The mosT imporTanT Thing you musT have if you wanT To be a wriTer is passion. BOB GREENE ELIE WIESEL E. Hx i. F L . T l if 1 , :jr , iv A ,,, ,- - 43231. P' if 0 I I V 5,1 qi, , , 131 '. uf , .f 5 iqb . 1 .2 . , A ,. , A I. 3., 64 f 52' ,w i f T ' - .1 y , . ' ., T ' u , -5 ',, ',,' f., r V ' .iignnlgf .,f5:Q..,'51x.v,fT,,4 ., , fl, ,.,. ,,-,:.,, 4.5. K. , ,v,., A Z 5 '3'4?rffs w,.? P v...z?'ff7ff' 4' f ' Q:.'7Y'-..,,5-f ,l fav: .:.,: A ' 'gqrxfgzi-J - ,N A - pf-gL4'c'Q,4E'.T 'Z1fif' fr, y.,-,3,Z,fv'1,,- ' 'Yay 1 ---'rw f,'., 'C? . of fy Awxwi' -' f acfcwfp-s:f,.f-'afs Q ff, 5 f' 421 '1 ' W-'. 7, .' ,. .cf W- 7 143 f. 5 5 1, 1 1: 'N ' .f.. .4+3,:, . Z. 3-5, d , -1'-:yea .fffp '.' f rf ' ' ' f 1 ' U- ff On Sundoy, November 23, 1986, Nobel Peoce Prize winner Elie Wiesel, survivor of The Holocousl ond The ouThor of over 25 books, spoke To sTudenTs, focullv, ond The public oT Cohn AudiToriurn. Wiesel oddressed subjecTs rdnging from nucleor wor To Nooh's Ark. The reTelling of Bible slories such os Nooh's Ark ond Coin ond Abel comprised rnuoh of Wiesel's Tolk. He opplied The oncienl Teochings To Todoy's world by comporing The Two similor evenTs. Cdin's killing of his broTher Abel TronsloTes inTo modern mon's inhurndniTv To mon, he exploined To o ropT oudience. Olher subjecls Thoi Wiesel oornrnenied on during his powerful ond opTirnisTic speech included Judoism ond educoTion. He sTressed ThdT Jewish prioriTies were sTilI his moin prioriTies, ond ThoT winning The Nobel Prize did noT ohonge These gools. Wiesel Iefl The universiTv dudience wiTh This ThouQhT: EducdTion should be nnorol. lf iT is noT mordl, iT is noT educoTion. 1 i CPRAH WINFREY You creofe your own success ond fdilure posed on whdi you ihink...so you hdve fo believe in yourseIf. This posic ihoughf wos emphosized os o lifeiime philosophy for Oproh Winfrey, GS she spoke To o sold-ouf Tech Auditorium dudience. Winfrey hos experienced Qreoi recenl success ond fome os o populor syndicoied lolk show hosi ond Oscor nominee, buf she focused porl of her folk on foilures. She reloled her experiences os o physicolly obused child, juvenile delinqueni ond o self-procloimed 'bosic doormof' in her doiing relofionships. Despife fhese downfolls, Winfrey Told her oudience ihof she feels she's hod The Desi life. I'm one of The richesi people l know. Noi just in monefory vdlue. If you focus on someihing higher, you con hdve onylhing you wont xx N, fi :sf Ill I 79 JOSEPH BIDEN 99? 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'ix .W 5 6 1 - v i nzlzlnwane ' A 81 0 BALL 343, 101 JOSEPHINE AND THE MOUSE SINGER Directed by Marilyn P Roger Lindsay Jim Colofranson Scott Hillenbrand Chris Pfaff Shirley Anderson Lisa Antoinette Houle Judy Lee Olivia Joy Gregory David Kersnar ovvel GODSPELL Directed by John Kibler Elizabeth Bartlow Dexter Bullard Tracy Christensen Christopher Coldoff Susan Deming Holly Goldman Joy Gregory Virl Hill David Kresnar David Mann Stephanie Riggio Kyra Snipes Steven Patrick Tanner 102 DONT BOTHER ME, I CANT COPE Directed by Deneen Wade Susan Jordan Lori Jo Manley Tracey Scruggs Charles Talbert Randi Taylor Tasha Burke Kathy Marshall Dorcas Johnson Regina Walton Jonathon Ellwanger Bridgett Glickman Linda Francis Shani Ebert David Rudd Mark Evers Jodi Holman Reginald Robinson Royal Janice Williams ANYTHING GOES Directed by Richard Millvvard Paige Coffman llyse Robbins Genie Godula Stephen Gundersheim Scott Sponsler David Presby Stephanie Riggio Jennifer Marshall Richard Rowan Victoria Weinstein Ron Riegler Jay Irwin Susan Deming Bobby DeWitt Jim Grote Steve Shedd Scott Zacher Ryan Parr WAA-MU Directed by Tom Roland Lisa Ackerman Lora Anderson Christopher Arruda Susan Bachman Scott Benjaminson Amy Bernstein Jeffrey Blumenkrantz Craig Brennan Carrie Cadle Lynette Calucin Mary Theresa Capriles Donald Carlauist Scott Carmichael Christopher Chen Michelle Conway Renee Cook Marietta DePrima Anthony DiFalco Timothy Donovan Marlin Drobac Ellen Dweck Elena Ferrante Ana Gasteger Stacey George Manon Gustateste Stephen Gundersheim Kristin Harris William Hawkins Jay lnvin Kevin Jepson Richard Knapp Liane LeMaster Lori Longstreth Jennifer Marshall Susan Messing Kelly Michaud Scott Mikita Marti Muller Jeffrey Rago Geoffrey Rogers Richard Rowan Matthew Silverman Kenneth Smith David Steinau Cheryl Tunny Robert Walther Bemard Yvon THE PLAYERS RASHOMON FIVE AND DIME Directed by Frank Galati Directed by Peter Goldman Eric Carrillo Miriam Kouzel Ken Murlon Catherine Newman Troy Mays Robin Irwin Lawrence DiStasi Guy M. Ponko Philip R. Smith John Carlile Lisa Reiko Beadles Christine Lucy-Bacon Catherine Newman Cori Couture Murph Henderson Tricia Tillman Jennifer Trinkner Susan P. Adamo Elizabeth Simpson Liane LeMaster Elizabeth Burstein Carol Eggers FGREST Direcled by Craig Maury Hillslrom Jennifer Trinkner Soorl Carmichael Lisa Beadles Susan Adamo David Kersnar Eric Goodman Joshua F. Pollack Sooll Hillenbrand Ron Baslow Sooll lvlikila Sieve Friedland 104 D KlDZ9l' 1940's RADIO HCUR TRUE WEST Direoled by Tom Roland Direoled by Bud Beyer Ross Rubin Gregory Shore Sooh' lvlikiia Erio Sbroull James lvlarluooi James Irwin Anna Gunn Susan Baohman Brian James Dexler Bullard Jennifer Marshall Dorcas Johnson Anthony DiFaIoo Jeffrey Kilbride Roberl DeWiH STGDDGD O'Rourke Brian Gunler Alan Goldwasser Lisa Beadles K MEE-OW Mollie Allen Roberl Blackburn Melanie Hoopes Marc C-olasmiln Lisa Houle Jonn Lenr Cainerine Newman Jerry Saslow Mali Wolka Dr. Bob ancl ine Fokolkian Blues THE BARBER OF SEVILLE Direciea by Ricnara Alaerson Jonn M. Swenson Lucy Scnaufer James Weimann Paul Koch Carl Samei Leslie Casson Ken Smiin Tim Cooley Roberl Knigni Rebecca Snoub Lawrence C. Jonnson Pnillib A, Collisi Timoiny Filliman Dianne Priicneii Vicior Beneaerii TURN OF THE SCREW Direciecl by Ricnara Alaerson Eclwara Ozaki Anne Dybclanl Molly Barber Tami Scnwarlz Ann Marie Guinrie Dee Zimmerman Laurence Gleason Jucliin Vllooclall Hayes Julie Kurzava Lyaia Mila Snaron Garvey Jollen Sievers J'.,. 135. . ,il ., . im., 5 af 144 'R J. cj. , ff 4 4 ,.-4:t::,f9- ,V vj- 3 4 ,fy-N, f, Sita! '-J ,:f'f, M URGANIZATIONS 5 rn an 4-, a ' t 51 'I P- Ja, Y . vial. ' '71 1 'AJ J. ivy 'AX '43 1nf f f J Nb -if P92 M 1 A if E E 1 i I 1 1 1 I. Y Q ? ,5 I n Q wi V if , 1' fx 55.19, ' wump .ww 'A LET' , 4,1 V .x X l l l ! ' 'iv 3 Nth I i EXECUTIVE BOARD: Andy Wormser, Chdirmon: Mike Adbrdm, Director of Morketing: Cloudio Contorello, Director of Speokers: Antonio D'Amico, Director of Production: Michele Gdneless, Director of Promotion: Jim Ginther, Director of Finonce: Don Sullivon, Director of Concerts: Amdndo Sprochi, Director of Film Boord: Meg r Wiggins, Director of Speciol Events: BOARD MEMBERS: Louro Billings: Tom lntorcio: A:Suson Light: Stocey Morgolis: Brion O'Connell: Don Seover: Kdthy Cdntillon: Elise y Cdyelll: Heidi Neel: Chris Riet2: Didne Seo: Ndncy Friedmdn: Steve Gregomik: Greg l Grcieloer: Christy Schroeder: Cindi Colloert: Greg French: Cheryl Goodmon: Todd l Hopper: Josh Levinson: Shivdni Mehtd: Stocey Quo: Dwight Seword: Steve Tolpins: 1 Ross Weismon: Louren Hossel: Reis Westrem: Teri Mocso: Dovid Bender: Jim . Cohillone: Don Frdnz: Down Hondwerker: Liso Mor: Greg Nener: Brion Whiting: Steve 1 Koers: Eric Horris: Amy Burlingome: Louro Edson: Ken Jones: Rick Morks: Deidre Bryon: Mork Cohon: Som Polmer: Judy Gunn l A810 W ' A 81 O FILM BOARD Youll ldugh, you'll cry, you'll kiss five bucks goodbye...Do it, or l'll send Vito ond Bruno to predk your legs...We hdve d smdll proplem, d very smoll proplem...You dll line up dgdinst the wdll or you dren't going nowhere...we've got your money, we don't core whdt you thought...We ore experiencing minor technicdl ditticulties...lt's not my fdult! lt's not my fduIt...lVly kind of scum, fedrless ond inventive...They pelted me with rocks ond iellyoedns. Dirk vondenl-leuvel: Chris Gerdci: Suzdnne Green: Niki Nicholson: Beth Rees: Jdson Ordns: Corliss Newhouse: Tim Rdthjen: Ken Hee: Kumdr lvlulldngi: GOTY Leung: Brendon Fox: John Werner: Suzette Henderson: Elizdbeth Toon: Lisd Muddno: Wendy Zdrodowski: Dove Hoshko: Mike Young: Amdndo Sprochi: Ndncy Sell: Hedther Pdrfrey: Sonjd Clein: Suzdnndh Scott: Elednor Mills: Brion 'I Howdrd 5 i l ALPHA PHI OMEGA Founding member of NU CommuniTy Service Ledgue...OOOOPAH .... Ouzo... Hoppy Birlhdoy Morcos' '... BogoTron...hosed... John, did you ever Think of o coreer in broodcosTing ...Three Ooks BINGO!...YWCA - l'BuT l don'T wonT To be Sonld Cldus ...Trick or TreoT for UNlCEF...'lWe ron ouT of coffee, ond The hoT chocoldTe isn'T working ...VoIleybdll wos - fun...UC weekend...EoT oT Ed's... LeT's Be Juvenile PdrTy...TuToring...soup kiTchens...rood Trips'?..f'Hove some ToileT poper - Tdke os much GS you need ...inTeresTing ogendos, yeoh... lT's Time for The ToosT song - Rich, sldrl us off ...hmmmmm L5--fr, X ' MY , :J , ..,- vy. , get .ex UQ-mr e M W rx 1 Jin, xy , IX ff! mg OFFICERS: Ndlini MdTToi, Tredsurer: AniTo Spiess, SecreTory: Didne Yuen, Ann Mdrie Bongiovonni, Pledge Vice PresidenTs: Phillip Foley, HisTorion: Sdnjoy Revdnkor, Devdng Desoi, Fundroisers: John Schell, Service Vice President Richord Geist Advisor: Belsy GuTsTein, President DoneTTe Quinlon, SecreToryp Pom WhiTing, Sociol Choirperson: MEMBERS: Suson Ahmdrp CdThy GldTTer: RlTd Borromeo: Chrisly AcosTog Jill Jocobson: Jill Morboch: Noikidng Tsoop Shonnon Allen, Emmonuello Joseph, Eloine Weigle: Kelly YdmdmoTo: Ed Kupkd: Bloine Dolph: Bruce Ling: Deboroh Lehmon: BridgeTT Scolesp Mork Meyers: Jeon LoyTon: LyneTTe Lum: Mork Cyloulskip Merleen Groy: Bill Klein, Virginio Lee: Koryn Beem: Gobe Solomon: Lourd Wong 111 ARTS ALLIANCE 'fo 256' T13 rf 'QJ1 ay etfhi Susan Adamo: Sharon Coggan: Shannon Dobson: Peter Flynn: Steven Friedland: Eric Goodman: Lisa Harrison: Maury Hillstrom: Jessica Hughes: Kristyn Malheg Stephanie McCormick: Rick Mone: John Musial: Andrea Nelson: Robyn Peterman: David Steckle: James Yates i it ii V it if ii V i, 4 112 THE COMP SHOP The Comp Shop does, whdt the Comp Shop wdnts, ond it does it when it wdnts to. We type, we wdx, we shoot things down. Thot's dll thot it dmounts to. So if you think we're lozy, slow or foil to pull our weight. Just keep in mind thot we're the ones thot end up stdying Iote. E H Tl' Lucille Brumfield: Sheeno John: Kothleen Murphy: Robert Bloskiewioz: Joy Kldnoic: Chris Chen: Judy Klonoio: Not Pictured: Tony Rodriguez, Shop Mdnoger: Soroh Crosby: Bill Gdtewood: John Byrne: Trocy Dowler: JoAnne Ruvoli: Tereso Rornsby: Sondro Roberts: Lynn Nokvosil: IVlory Beth Glynn: Chris Clory: Lindo Ingroid: Dednno Belondi y 113 P ,WA 1 Q 114 4 I' f f fr ,f If G 1 ASG ,p Rr' 'ww N4 A-.gg ll 'ffl' N ,,,..-, 1, 115 THE DAILY AD OFFICE 1 X f X ,, ,X 1 I I XX f N467 'vt I . ' Tl 'fi' ,-51 I ,j yliliiiiiilisigyjy' WI THE AD OFFICE: FlosTs dnd hosTesses of The Third floor Norris. The hedrTbedT of NorThwesTern. The force ThdT pushes Through The lifeblood ThdT keeps NU from hoving iTs broin deprived of oxygen. Now, we'd like you To meeT some of The liTTle red ond whiTe blood cells ThdT mdke This pldce Tick: Business lvlonogerz Cdroline l'l only help dT The counTer when cuTe guys ploce dds AugusT Ad Office Ivldnogerz Doug 'lAs much ds I Try, I cdn'T hide The fdcT ThdT I'm from Wisconsin Polond Ilolionol Ad Ivlondgerz KrisTd ll edT Two cdndybdrs per hour AugusT QTOY -'w T'xw,,Q.,. f M:-4 ,7 I , , A Donielle I only drink minerdl wdTer dnd iT hdd To be Evidn Serino-Appel .Ion I shower when I hdve o girlfriend Freemon Amy Puppy Love Kossoff STeve Pldce dll my dds for me: l'm dT NBC now George Liz Hi, Goodbye Sobel Denise Look Look Lee STeve 'Bluchers Brownerf' Brown lvlike UI vdlue puncTudliTy EpsTein lvldry ll wdnT The swedTerI Ellen I love To redd TGIF CdTherine I siisffii- V hove Too mdny nomes Glynn Felicio 'Ilf I were dny more mellow, l'd fdde dwdy Oliverd CdThy When I soy A.S.A.P., I medn N.O.W lvlurroy Kris The hdppiesT ddy of my life wds when we goT o TypewriTer ThdT correcTs STrunk Lucy 'lThe new kid on The block who goT ci liTTle Too exciTed over The pink liquid DODS!! lvloy Sue I hoTe when people wdnT To punch ouT while l'm using Their Time cdrds BeTsdnes THE DAILY NORTHWESTERN EDIT BOARD: Rick Vllartzman, Editor-in-Chief: Bruce Pascoe, Managing Editor: Cathy Maestri, Bob Mazzoni, Steve Murphy, News Editors: Cecilie T 5 Ditlev-Simonsen, Campus Editor: Bill A O'Driscoll, Oft-Campus Editor: Dan Anderson, Sports Editor: Ben Shaevitz, Photography Editor: Jim Saunders, Karen Tomsovic, New Reporters Editors: Daniel Roose, Editorial Editor: Darel Jevens, Midweek Editor: John Heilemann, TGIF Editor. STAFF: Sarah Okeson: Tracy DeCroce: Tim Brightbill: Jim Ross: Ted Johnson: Laura Goldberg: Nathaniel Axlell: Teresa Sommers: Sarah Parsons: Bruce Newburger: Marcy Spiegel: Cindy 1 Lu: Linda Jones: Deborah Douglas: I V ,T Jennifer Stemmle: Angie Muhs: Ed Finkel: i B Rhonda Bergman: Scott McGee: Joe Jurewicz: Pamela Hogle: Jo Jo Moscow: Lambeth Hochwald: Julia McLaughlin: F ., ruff:- Q. w ' ., Lori Darvas: Dianna Bellandi: Cliff Edwards: Kathleen O'Nan: Becky Schnur: X Mike Stobbe: Lisa Grace Leonicer: Tom Becher: Andy Boltax: Steve Daubs: Tom Egler: Gayle Eubank: Scott Howie: Carla Koehl: Brenna Kriviskey: Rob Mahoney: Flynn McRoberts: Mike Sprengelmeyer: Pam Swedlow: Ricky Young: Tim Kirschner: Ivy Shroeder: Rick Dana Barlow: Andrew Kozelka: Tim Kawakami: Dennis Manoloff: Mark Fainaru: Joe Garofoli: Bruce Pascoe: Lisa Mar: Giulia Perazzoli: Matt Baron: Donna Berkelhammer: Jenni Parmalee: Steve Pastorino: Paul Stenzel: Andy Shain: Stu Robinson: Charon Harris: Lyle Huber: Michelle Buzgon: Debra Aho: Alan Achkar: Jaciel Cowley: Peter Elstrom: Allison Hall: Faith Hendricks: Courtney Hodell: Ted Katauskas: Jennifer Katleman: Steph Kirschner: Julio Lagos: Antoine Lewis: Linda Maizels: Terry Noland: Francine Pope: Karen Kurzava: Mike Rosenthal: Marc Schwab: David Urban: Todd Savage: Catherine Trevison: Greg Shymko: Lynn Addington: Andy Collings: Bill Marriott: Sean Jamieson: Matt Murray: John Byrne: Bob Cashill: Bernie Hyland: Nicole Craig: Casey Seller: Jason Cohen: Kaki Kelly: Jenni Tanaka: Kris Schmidt: J. Bryan Kim: Jon Cummings: Angie Kucharski: Kerry Luft. PHOTO STAFF: Rick Phillips: Birdie Quan: Phil Foley: Kelly Goto: Martha Morgan: Mike Rosenthal: Carl Ganter: Jenny Tanaka: Julie lrvvin: Jean Farley: Maria Piombo: Leslie Cox: Jeff Weyer: Lauren Massel 117 DANCE MARATHON Just get the domn prizesl...We're reolly reolly reolly reolly reolly excitedl...Where the hell is Plonket Eumiture?...Cystic Eioroooooosis...No one is home between 6 o.m. ond midnight .... lsn't this the greosiest thing?...lt's my bog. It's your bog. Whot's your Dog? Thot's your bog! Tim ond Chris ore our bog!...VVe're fighting o child killer- ond winning...Come ds your fovorite ood hobit...Howord BowI...Hish pe yuh quish yoh...Oh my nose! Oh my nose! Oh my nose!...SH ! Thot wdsn't scrotch poper!...We OUlT!...Coll the other mochine...Theme song hotline...you con do it!...Bill? Bob? Julie? Bill? Bob?...Thot's Eontostic!...l'm not recilly into ominmoIs...CoIl girls to the cosino...Vern Hoos...Answering Ivlochine from Hell...The Gropset Typist..,Who's Stephonie O'ConneIl?...I like the concept of bounds becouse you con, like, go beyond them...Punch the CIock!...EirstIy, I medn, secondly, firstly secondly, I meon, secondly...I con't do this...PubliciIy lVlochine...Jouggemouts Commitment .... Pride...Coring...l-lord work...Donce lvlorothon 1987 EIALTRAL CO-CHAIRMAN: Liz Andrews, Bill Howkinsp CASINO: Bob Armocost Julie Rubins COUPLES Glorio Gottfried Rondy Ldum: EXTERNAL RELATIONS:Joe Cohen, Stephonie Mulder FINANCE Bill Gorge Julie Lund FOOD Stephonie OConnell 1 I ,llemsonp LOUIS ROOM: lvlork Levin, Liso Troeger: NORRIS ACTIVITIES Mory Gignilliol John Zomoicin PRIZES Tim Brown I ls.I ilersg PLJBLICITY: Liso Bockus, lylork Word, REEEREES Gretchen Mitmon Peter Speors DERU xf' - ll Karen Balchelder, Presidenl: Lisa Scnwarlz, Vice President: Angela Kucnarski, Secrelary: Gloria Garrfried, Treasurer: Michael Stake, Herald: Kimberly Amold: Marlin Axelrod: David Bender: Kyle Krebs: Pamela Kulik: Erick Lauber: Jennifer Lewis: Janei Peters: Lisa Sperling: Andrew Wormser 119 JP .95 THE EQUESTRIAN CLUB , I 9 i I I ix: i X X , Ni ff Q6 .6 4 Q! 30: Q5 fb Q--5 J NJ ' I ,A 'x ' , 5 n .--'M ' r- . ,ep i . ,A .X 'i rf ' 'EW -f'J'51n'hq ' fly.: J f Y az' 1, ,Ain ' fb i i i I P 4 ik. ..x il' Firsi Ddy Ponic...Reserve Chdrnpion...Fdrrn Hdnd ond his GirIfriend...Kick 'n' Go...Indiono - Our Fovorite STdTe ...SeII Those Nl8aM's!...I-lersoheI...Coriez...Domino...SmiIe your on Condid Comero...Pizzo ond junk food...9 112 Weeks...Lorry Breoks key in Moiel Room Door...Siow motion horses on Video...RefusdI in Reverse...Thdnk you, Liso ond Riohdrd! THE GATHERING PLACE Does a screaming orgasm really come in a glass? SUPERVISORS: Michelle Maynard, Mike Reddy, Melina McCarty: MANAGERS: Jason King, Paul Wading WAlTRONS:Joselte Cullota, Anne Gomez, Vicky Stoll, Tim Brown, Seth Rierson, Nate Olson, Lauren Smith, Sue Kim, David Grams, Mindy Kaplan, Jeff Dicken, Michelle Goldberg, Kathy Tumer, Larry Davis, Jeff Miller, Don Carlauist, Scott Montgomery, Linda Culliton, Trent Sandan, Rachel Anderson, Susan Lund, BARTENDERS: Ashok Kukadia, Heidi Askelson, Sherronde Whitmore, Mark McGowan, Peter Beroee, John Dilallo, Eric Leek, Ken York, Jenny Creek, Liz Johnson, Stephanie Stathos, Charles Bergell, Ann Oloenchain, Larry Schmidt: BOOKKEEPER: Michelle Goldberg: PROGRAM DIRECTOR: Lee Bowman 121 , HOMECOMING The PURPLE WAVE cdscdded over NorThwesTem's illustrious cdmpus for one glorious ond blessed weekend in OcTober ds The soncTified Universily celeprdTed 75 yeors of Homecoming hedonism. The weoTher prevdiled dnd There wds much hoppiness ond rejoicing. And lo, The PURPLE-winged dngels descended from on high ond invoked The power of The PURPLE WAVE. And dll The noble sTudenTs engoged in much merrimenT ond iT wds d very good Thing. N GENERAL CO-CHAIRIVIEN: Simon Anolick, Joe DiComillog PUBLICITY: Pom Holi, Richdrd Silpermdn: DANCE: ElizdpeTh RiT2, Anne STodlerg PARADE: Down SellsTrom, Pould Howordp SPECIAL EVENTS: Mike AlTer, Kdren Bocklund: ROYALTY: Vicki Foppri, Elednor SmiTh: NOT PICTURED: Pom Holi, ElisopeTh RiTz, Pould Howord, Mike AlTer, Elednor SmiTh mi? Through The lnTerfroTerniiy Council, The 25 full-member chopTers ond The 11 ossocioTe-member chopTers pool Their ToIenTs ond resources for The oeTTermenT of The froTemiTy sysTem ond of The enTire universiiy communiTy. The IFC PresidenT's Forum, consisTing of oil house presidenTs, dcTs os d policy-moking body deciding vorious issues concerning The froierniiy sysTem. The seven-member ExecuTive Boord ocTs os d sTeering commiTTee for The councii's 1,300 members ond corries ouT The policies of The PresidenT's Forum. 4, ri U gg , x P 4 . 1. -1532? -1 --,Tig ss. fp T1 'J C ,-4 'Jef- ' -. L pri 'S'S'vs'Q X Ken O'Keefe, President Drew Jones, CenTroI Rush Choirmonp Kevin Gore, ExecuTive Vice PresidenT Brion HeTherinQTon Vice-PresidenT for Speciol Servicesp Norm JohnsTon, Provosi: Don Shomodugh, Treosurer Ed Gilehe SecreTory The Novol Reserve Officers Troining Corps Unit ot Northwestern University wos estoplished in 1926 os one of the notion's six origindl NROTC Units. Since its founding, the unit hos commissioned more thon 2,000 officers into the Novy ond Morine Corps. Mony of these grdduotes hove gone on to distinguish themselves in the novol service os odmirdls ond generois while others hove become prominent business ond politicot leoders. This yedr, the NROTC Unit is ogdin proud to commission 40 ensigns ond second Iieutenonts into the service of our greot country. 7 I , . A , . Y fr, 4 iff 1 'ter X E . 1 'X 5. , T 57 'fn . - 'f Y mr' V wr '-5 ,.,,, Q ,f. V 4 L71 - . ,rf ,- D, :Xt rs 'x Q , , ro-Q W , 4' ,f -on, .1 . ' 1 - li' 25 Lili. NROTC YH! i Siudrl Abrdhdmson: Gdry Akens: Mike Aldridge: Dove Anderson: Doug Anderson: Mdrk Brdndewie: John Brownell: Poi Conning: Colin Ceperich: Deon Collins: Trevor Crunelle: Ldrry Donovdn: Tim Doyle: Dove Edsimdn: Ed Gdrdiner: Chuck Gooding: Kevin Grossenbocher: Brdd Hdriung: Mike Hedvey: Sieve Keegdn: Jeff Kilbridge: Rudy Klioek: Dove Knodel: Leigh Kojro: Cher Kondds: Ddwn Kolvd: Greg Kozlowski: Mdrk Ldxen: Tim Morr: Mike Mohlenbrok: Bob Neil: Peter Phillips: John Riohordson: Mdrly Sieweri: Sieve Snyder: Sieve Sioncy: Bill Townsend: Sluorl Wdlker: Don Weede: Borl Willidms 125 rl ,, Q -155, -..,-, ,-- --:xx f f ' , N,fu',fL-. ,,, ,, J 12. , ' 'NQ -'Q -9.-T' PANHEL 'snr -,Qv .Z ' 331.1 ' :: '.' 4 H, . ,-vw. v' . .' , -,mxk - i , ,I x ... - .x .. Q Ugg-A -m--H. . -- .. 5 ,- ,Yr Q . - x -, . - -7,37 - Yxf '.1 'f-M4 , - Y Y. ' -' ' ' . 4' ' x, . -f - Z'--'fr '. 'w. ...f Mx ,. , , wi h- xx H . 'Nr -'C iss! 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Lives...Knee pads, frisbees - it's all really We're Phi Mu Alpha, can we dance with kind of nebulous...Baaaaah, your dates?...So let it be...Hail Sinfonia Eric Bachmann: Chris Bianco: Jonathon Blackburn: Andy Boltax: Jared Brame: Roland Bueno, Jr.: Robert Cleary: Jim Dunning: David Fabish: Robert Fechtman: Cyrus Fenton: Scott Fricke: Kurt Gibson: Wayne C-ordon: Charlie Harrison: Paul Harshman: Frederick Hempke: Andy Herman: Kenneth Jones: Greg Kell: Andrew Kerr: Dave Leicester: Pete Lograsso: Brian Lutz: Matthew Mailman: J. Robert Manuel IV: Joseph McCullough: James Merriman: Philip Meyer: David Mikolajczak: Sebastian Monastero: Daniel Novak: Thomas Novak: Ryan Parr: Duane Peiffer: Mark Rohwer: Ray Schmitz: William Seliger: Stephen Shemo: Ronald Seiman: Garth Simmons: Jeff Simon: Kenneth Smith: Winn Soldani: Jeffrey Sauire: Steven Stancy: Matthew Suzuki: Mark Switzer: Steve Taylor: Brayer Teague: Darrin Thornton: Lee Alan Tye: Jon Walters: John Zamojcin 127 ROCK-ALIK E X ROCK-ALIKE: 1. sludenis impersonoling Tneir fovoriie rook slors To roise money for rnulliple sclerosis 2. lip-sync oornpelilion lnoi nos Token NU winler quorler by siorm Mick Jogger...Dovicl Byrne...Tne Andrew Sislers...CniooQo Beors...Tino Turner...Bryon Adorns...Tne Blues BroTners...Von Holen...lVIodonno...Tne Wno...Tne Porlriclge Fomily...Tne Bongles...Sonny ond Cner...Ozzie Ozborne...Run DlVlC...Tne TernploTions...Tne Suprernes...Tne iVlonkees...Adom Anlmond mony rnore!! 3 Brion Rudmon' Dove Brenner lVlork Richer- Julie Rubins , Joon Sonoefer- Sieve Brown Lesli Dovis- Joonne Meisler Leigh Robinson: Mike Kironwenrnp Jon Pozolz Joy Novok- Liz Sobol X , ff '57 ,B 2 f l Ivlory Soollp Rico Sogooioz MORTAR BOARD lvlorlar Board is a nalional honor soclely. 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MEN'S TENNIS Record: 11-18: Big Ten: 5-841 FOII: Aih place - Northwestern Fall lnviialional IA leamsj NTS - Illinois lniercollegiale lvleel NTS - Wisconsin lnvilalional NTS - ITCA Region IV Championships Spring: NTS - Milwaukee Classic W - NU 7, Soulhern Illinois 2 L- Purdue 6, NU as L - Wisconsin 5, NU LIS W - NU 7, DePaul 2 NTS - Big Ten Singles and Doubles Championship L- Kansas 8, NU 1 NTS - MPTA Winler Grand Prix Finals NTS - Illinois Slate Doubles Championship L - Yale 6, NU 3 L- Princelon 7, NU 2 L - Arkansas-Lillie Rock 5, NU L19 L - Arizona 9, NUS L - Houslon 7, NU 29 W - NU 5, Illinois AS L - Ball Stale 5, NU A L - Michigan 8, NU 1 W - NU 5, Michigan Siale A L- Noire Darne 5, NU 1 L - Iowa 7, NU 2 W - NU 9, Ivlaraueiie O L - Indiana 6, NU 3 W - NU 6, Ohio Siaie 3 W W L- W L- W - NU 5, Michigan Stale 2 L - L - - NU 6, Norihern lllinois 3 - NU 5, Purdue 11 Illinois 5, NU 41 - NU 7, Illinois-Chicago O Indiana 5, NU 3' Illinois 5, NU 11' Wisconsin 5, NU 11 S ITCA Region IV Team Championship E3 15'rh place - Cal-Inline lnvilaiional 116 leamsj 1 8ih place - Big Ten Championship T10 Teamsj W F .. K, . , .,, o A I! - Q4 QWQA yur' 4 A , - mr- 5. -5.21 'V 5613. . h xypu gg. .Q 'T Ly H-2-J ' -lm. 1 W its ,V f TZ --'fn , F A rf 1 E .3 V3 ,,,,, Y 1 C A X .52 , , 152 M Q v if Q if ix, MW Q 1 9? in vu C g:41:? 'f E! I -.-by' Y H ,. .,. .krw .1-. -w., ' 5 '. '. T251 'X 154 'f P9-wi, - 4 A . WIP 1-55. Record: 26-11: Big Ten 10-0 W - NU 9, Onio Sidre O NTS - ITCA-Rolex Ndi'I indoor Cnrnp. W - NU 7, Brigndm Young 2070 W - NU 7, U.S. lniernoiiondi 2070 L - Clemson 6, NU 3070 W - NU 8, iviionigoni W - NU 9, Souin Corolino O83 W - NU 8, Mississippi 19 W - NU 5, Keniuoky 119 W - NU 8, Wisconsin 1 W - NU 9, Minnesoid O W - NU 7, Purdue 2 W - NU 7, Illinois 2 W - NU 6, Noire Donne 3 W - NU 9, Iowd Of W - NU 8, Minnesoio 1' ' ' ' vv-Nu s,wisc8nsm1f - r f,gf,fff I W-NUo,UCLA38c i Nrs - NCAA Individudl crimp. 3, I, Q: S isi plooe - Brigndrn Young Invii. L11 ieornsj 'of Q O70 2nd plooe - NU Invir. L41 TGOITISJ h S ist plooe - Keniuoky Quddrongulor ' isi DICICG - Big Ten Cnrnp. 84 5'rn pldoe - NCAA Teom Cdrnp. iio Teomsj f if 1' J L-Sionford 5,NU18c - - -f ff! ' X WOMEN S TENNIS 1 f ' -F1-'Ez' Asa A! 11' W 1 Y ' 1, , 1 MV, I I , -'ff' . ' 1 , -am., A M: ,T 5-,I WN ,- -' .2-' 9 v ' A -. H, -A Q N Q --Q-..........-.--......,,. f pa. .. 155 51:1 157 wi A R., ' Q, fe - W'- ' I ,, A W- .,.3,,..,j nhlninv 1-my ..v...., M Www V Voileybdl , ,,.,.....n-0-an 6 . 2 l yall' Q s!.,,,.... if 'hx '!'W 2-132-Q,. rl. our M... is hs J' Q 3- VOLLEYBALL ' ' 4, htllrnauggo W gi-E ,av- .W Record: 14-18: Big Ten: 3-11 W - Loyolo 115-9, 15-6, 15-41 W - Missouri 115-2,15-7,15-818i W - Norineds1 Louisiono 115-3, 15-10, 15-518i W - Konsos S1o1e 115-3, 13-15, 15-2, 15-918i W - Wyoming 17-15, 15-11, 10-15,15-12, 15-81 L - Colorodo S1o1e 115-11, 15-8, 15-121 W - ldono 115-6, 15-3, 15-61070 L - Pdcific 115-6, 15-9, 15-111070 L - Colorodo STdie 115-8, 15-4, 15-91070 W - So. lIIinois111-15, 15-4,15-8,6-15,15-131070 W - lowd SToTe 115-8, 15-3, 17-1515 L - Georgio 115-6, 15-13, 15-719 L - Onio STo1e 115-8, 15-7, 15-71 L - Indiond 115-9, 9-15, 15-4, 8-15, 15-81 L - Wesiern Micnigdn 115-12, 15-4, 15-101 L- Minnesofo 115-9, 15-13, 5-15, 15-81 L - lowo 115-6, 15-7, 15-91 W - Wisconsin 116-14, 15-8, 15-91 W - DePoul 115-3, 15-8, 15-413 W - Illinois-Cnicogo 115-11, 14-16, 15-9, 15-1315 L - Duke 118-16, 15-13, 10-15, 7-15, 15-51 L - Purdue 19-15, 8-15, 16-14, 15-2, 15-81 L - Illinois 115-6, 15-5, 15-81 L - Micnigdn SToTe 115-12, 15-13, 14-16, 5-15, 16-141 L - Micnigon 115-12, 15-6, 6-15, 10-15, 15-101 L - Iowd 115-8, 13-15, 2-15, 15-9, 15-111 L - Minnesofo 115-8, 15-5, 11-15, 15-41 W - Wisconsin 115-11, 17-15, 15-41 L - Notre Dome 19-15, 15-11, 15-10, 13-15, 15-61 W - Norfnern Illinois 115-5, 15-2, 15-121 L - Illinois 115-6, 15-7, 15-21 W - Purdue 115-13, 15-9, 15-91 84 - 1sT pioceg PepsifKdnsos Sfofe lnvit. '70 - 3rd plocep Colorodo STdTe lnviT. S - 2nd pldcez SneroTon!NU lnviT. S - 1st plocep Cnicogolond Clossic ...'.ai' i Y? 4 ,Q-...f-J ' lf' 15 gf f T' nr 1 fs I ,il 5 6 I 1 X i 1 I I x l 1 1 . 1 r 3 1 SOCCER IV. ,Q- A-. li 4 I 'gi f V . Q Q 1 -1,7 ' , 1 if ,. L1 i 1 3 Recorcl:8-A-A L - Bowling Green 2, NU O' T - NU 2, Ohio Sloie 2 I2 OU' L - Noire Dome 4, NU 1 W - NU 5, lIlinois1 L - Micnigon Sioie 1, NU O L - Lewis 2, NU O L - lvlorqueile A, NU O L - Wneciion College 2, NU O L - Volporoiso 1, NU O T - NU 1, UW-Milwoukee 1 12 OTJ W - NU 5, Norin Pork 1 W - NU 1, Rockford College O W - NU 2, Norlnern Illinois O L - Wisconsin 2, NU 0 T - NU 2, lvlinnesoio 2 12 OTJ T - NU O, Eosiern Illinois O 12 OTJ W - NU 5, Loyolo 1 W - NU 2, Michigon 1 W - NU 2, Wisconsin-Porksicle O W - NU 1, Souinern Illinois-Eclworclsville O ' 3rd Ploce - Bowling Green Invii. 111 Teomsj 75-fly' an - 'f vw. 116, W. My Ah- was .. s It-' -' . -qx V92-I 3 , W I . AV, 4, ,Ag if-2 .if W' , lj kj xii ,,,Wm, ., ,f ' ,,- . f ' K J yr iff , i .'3'4-,Q-. 1 6 5151 '11 JSQL4. A 'rf' .. 12:22 f ' flu 161 Y . ny , ,uf 7 . 'S Q, .Qui fa Ne? ' 1' ff: Q X -uh' ag My bas Q TS a -LE is .Q . s 4. W l ll Y I , 1 . f --. 1 at I . ,l-Iii! ff, I, ,V sa 111- 4 , fur' .,1,. W' sn. , , . , ,I U04 ' I A 5.56 A ,gk-, 'N 17 'S-'21 QAM, , 49, L FDOTBALL 4 X Y gr f Y ,X-K4 .lb B 163 DI H .,a1,gpe ,aw 5 fir Q ft, Jw ' fm :uw .Mm 'wow , .V--NQMfQ,,.m,.3k,,.,,,,..,, -V. u.. dia K 3 .f Q F , Nvmgw- ,.:M,q,-wggg,g ,nga , 1 ix ' we W N K t 1 'S F ,x , Ni, V .fx. Z W' V Q gf' h 1 vw' f 4 5 A., u..f,.,,. ,M EQ FILE!! UQ , 'md , W - Q 4 M: 1 , L 5' 4 H - S ' T 1? U xg, .,, Q 2' ,Ml 1' NS f',' . 164 Q T is 'J , li!! . ,L ' 1 l 11 Cf ' , .rs 3, ,eg Qi 'Q .now-'98 X 1 AHEC, . ...A , ,,,.! Q I we x A miw..W,.-W mwmnwwwn K K vnunuuw- ' ' I in-'Shiv' I H, . ...,,.-M.. f.f-w-eeaoudn-'mg-as-4'-radii Y I ,.f,,w,W.q I v , ,.,.Qsf-rv, mil ,. gt Lf? fu J' 7' ir Qmwvsemqam, Win! wiiuhn f.,X-M...., .5 X mi f 41 :M- F+'w'Q-4wJ1t...,f,' , - -I 'kv Ki-'. M1E l7VAQ-+R'-sy-Jifwf-'k4w5m4, 1 ,L ., Q , ,ry K S li .Z a'1' 'mas ff' S 'F :Q ' ' U . YS? ,D -. El . 5 W 1 K s -11 tg' H 'f ':. 0 A 'H y, A - 5'-'J , 17 XF jlpgmllm' 5 s z J 1 -w-Q-S, N. n 1 5 .A f.. .4 16 .J BM--X av' hu I , . 1- ,, 1' I L-Q-an-an A Xl 1 v--M W - ---,'--- Y -' 1 ' x - X g 4. X- cliff: 'A Ax 'WA . 53 llbi -1 'C WWW r- 'la Nc XNN Q! 1 U 'rmafob , W ,' ,Q V pA.,'2 'g-1L.Jvf.f6.5..JL,,f- 1 , Q' fm.. . .,.,, V V A , , , , , I . , V A Q .2-, qx Af- I, ,Q ,v:,,!g,:, ,lz,g?45ig4,5-my 3 y:.3f'g3.f. , ' f ' ..--W, 2 ,, rm: ' '. ' 2 'S f ' .' . U, 1' ,, : 'V 5, ,. M A - .1-1 M,-,.,,.,--4 ,A , 1fas.'T5g,4.' fb , ' ' ' M ' 1' ' fw..LzQ rg ,E ma. azffiif if f, ,, Pg jf, I A' O, gg 41 ,1 '-'W -,.v-if R. I' g ,f ' -'R ,,- dl V 4 -p' I 4. Y U f 3 V. f..?,, , -at 'QQ ' V ' . .K D1 gg 3 ' VV N 'Y ' A ,mn 1 lIlX.'1m V., Y 5 i A 4 ' nv I Y' 4 5 'LW' I I, wa., A- ' - K 11'. s,. y ' ' I ' 3 I , Q ' AM., .yo V -, 'v ,w , 3-A V , ll Q v' ,V Ibis - fivz' 4 I b J gztfdz T , ' - V, 7' - Qjiyjxi X ,wan-,.1 . 51' , 'YV'- Y f L11 is J 'inf 5 In Pg Q Q B . -,gh-f-1: C af D N. .:,,,g.g Qi vxffiii 1 eg QA ..f,,,,,,,,g,., ,, 1 .' 167 s WRESTLING ji:-- .bl- V277 rf' L7 fl' ' 5' M , Record: 14-2-1: Big Ten: 7-2-1 W 71h ploce - Ohio Open 143 Tedmsj W - NU 42, MOTQUGTTG 4 . W - NU 60, Cdrroll College NTS - Norlhern Open 2nd ploce - Illinois Open 1sl ploce - Muskegon Open 4 W - NU 54, Auguslono 0' W - NU 32, Ohio Universily 7' 6 W - NU 32, Illinois Siole 8' 51h ploce - Nlidldnds Ohrnps. 9 159 W , Mu , Q ,,, 1 TGGTTISJ fi W - NU 28, Minnesolo 9 ' W - NU 27, Miohigdn Slole 14 T - NU 16, Michigon 16 4 L - Wisconsin 20, NU 15 W - NU 29, Norlhern Illinois 7 3 L - lowd 37, NU 6 W - NU 19, illinois 15 W - NU 33, Toledo 4 W - NU 20, Ohio Siole 17 W - NU 28, lndiono 10 W - NU 21, illinois 12 W - NU 24, Purdue 11 1sl ploce - Huskie Dudl Meei Toumey 168 I' FENCING '-ik 7' 'Wu-Pgc, 4, 5 3 fg F. fi A ,lard .fv E .,. , ,AQ ..,. , x.. ,. up T Q 5-1 J ai iff-1 Me-n's Record: 22-8 Wome-n's Record: 21-7 fs Q Nm' Lu-I 'tw- N-N. ,AQQEQ 169 JV s 5 9 r0.9 .. 4 s., .sz I ls, N 5' W A MEN'S BASKETBALL ,'C 1 'U ...-d T 'H - V H.:-'A-Fx. . , 'Q' ' . S P 'i N - Q !'.,x iv I -O 1 . 'Y Y 34 ii ix? 'Nl 'D vi ix. 171 3 -Tl Neg-,,w K 585 f 'if K Qkwilqf Q gif' I lp, '1- 1' N! 'Q 'W 5 f 'K 5.2 -' - 1, - fQH jf 4' 1 i 1 173 74 X ' -HY! 3' , M, Q WAHNULUQ M 14 N-f E219 131 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL X I E I . V L.,- , - ' .,,,,, W1 1 'NJ W1 Kai: if . .,-l ' ,. y , Rakmgl. . 0 ,.,. . , if' 1 ,. Q, r WE 'iff' hf,zl +. xsfv X MARCHING BANDXCHEERLEADERS k . 2 l fSl'5-f.' . up T I Q. Y,-. V . . f , 3' 'fqgfiji 2, x: Ks., NI' 'I I 1 ' 'usp-if ,+..A 1 'r -is-. ,,. x N I I F 4 4 I ptr ' 1 5 . ' . .- .nv ,fx . - .. '44-.nc .,v-Q'jf7-g t - Q1 v ' 1. 1, ef?-v F: 1 - 5,-gif--,v',LQ 5yQ9'4'f'g,f'7Q,' S5442 b. ,-ki v. ,N Wm :af .:'4 9.'vIf3'H5 'fff ' ' x ' X ,- w ' 1- -w'gf: p-'aa . ,xi ,qv , ..x - . ,L - 7 .QIBHN 1 , A ,, i, H, ...-A. Q W CLUB SPORTS 4 JW' , ., , , I ' 'o ' 'Q X , X Q 45,1 -' , -, t , '....,11 -fi' .,-. I 1--,1' :1.r- -.':4:s: --ffl -.1 fv., -f'vw'IJ-F-2 ' ' u nn- .. 4, - , 1, , ,1 'A mfs 543, ,y .,,.9,- L , N ,,xg,j:':.3:-'-at g','f,r.L..33':: 2,1-1, xg. ,jx jifkx, 1,5 3.1 I. gy,-1gw,.g5-V . awru: v-X.1'z:.,,f:'vi,,,3+ ,,,,,,, V2 fa'.,4,x:m,gfJ:',-1'2-145-,..w', :N f N ' - ' - x ' ,:.g,,:zA1 1 ,-P f fx, :.5q.',q.,. 3.-f:g15,5Qi-e+f1.f,,, X55 Q, N .f 1 x. 51:13, xv -sf-,f-ju. ,X 1. g , ,Q J K 431+-,,,. .. 4 ' S'-' 3g:,g53W?,,.S4zis?E'8:'.sf5-am ,Ai--. , :w4M,1g-f' ,ws 3 t .ix ' .1 '- .. . A-..,,. h wma- , S. ' Ne. - -.., , 5 w,,.gf.-'xv4,.'c9fi':-Y . 1 w.g:,.: K ul- x,,,,,, .w:3': .'- 2 Qiiffx ,F 4 W 'fx . -' . , . x. a ,XX A 'S 7 Q S5 Ye , Xi. T --Q, cf ' P an 'Q fx EIELD HOCKEY: The field hockey Teom finished iTs seoson wiTh on overoll record of 15-L1-2, ond o Big Ten record of o-2-2. The CoTs only conference losses were To lowo. The inTense rivolry beTween The Big Teh Teoms, Two of The besT in The ndTion, wds ployed ouT in The NCAA regiondl chdmpionships, in which The CdTs losT 2-1. Despife Their disoppoinTing loss, The Tedm hdd o very successful seoson, finishing 5Th in The NCAAs. . .Y 'vw Y 4-4-31.3 I-.. if-q E- .-- ... .,.b,..-......:Q fm A- mai' :af ulfvn- i- '-us:.:8i'f -1:..x.S13 t11:l .! ....-.gs-lain. . vm. -A ' -un-.n--Q-.. ' I-1'Y 'v'4 fv-f v , ' ..1:1' 'lA '. T' W -'1 :i,.i1 ' ' ..,........,..--- --I 1 rt-it.-. - qv'--1 -f- - 54' --Q4 .. v 1--rv - -- --v .ff-v-W ' s 'qm s , ' 1 IG 5 f , ,., Q LLL' st Lx .x.,..f-1 - -1 Robin Cldrk Kimberly Mefcolf Nicole CdTell Pom Boll Louro Mohr KoTe Oleykowski Jocelyn Villonuevo Sue Novock Rosie Seelous Jennifer Averill KoThy Seelous Jen Ginsburg LoreTTe Vorslmon Pom Welder BeTsy Myers Sonnie Von Dijck Moureen Mullen Heod Cooch: Noncy Sfevens 180 -.- FOOTBALL: The CoTs finished Their seoson A-7, ending on o very high noTe wiTh Two Big Ten vicTories. In The home finole, NU Triumphed over Michigon STdTe 24-21. The boTTle for The SweeT Sioux Tomohowk Trophy ended jusT os sweelly, os The CoTs defeoTed The FighTing Illini 23-18 oT Illinois. lT wos only The 17Th Time since The Trodiion begdn in 19115 ThdT NU broughf The Trophy home. Afler The Two vicTories. confidence ond hopes for The nexT seoson were running high. There seems To be o glimmer, jusT ci glimmer, of beTTer Things To come in NorlhwesTern fooTboll. Dirk Addms lro Adler Sieve BdTzer Michoel Boum Jomes Bender Don Berkiel Rich Borresen Fronk Boyd ' Greg Brodshow Alon Brown Bob Bucoro Moro Bumgomer MoTT Burboch John Burfeind Ron Burlon Ted Buzby Kevin Coldenfvood Donold CollenTine Shown CorpenTer Chris Colemon STonley Dovenporl WolTer Ding Bob Dirkes Dirk Disper Seon Donnelly Bob Driscoll Curlis Duncon John Duvic Mike Emmons Don Evorrs Bill Flesher Jeff Freemon John Goffney Dorrin Georey Mike Greenfield CIinT Gregg Roberl Griswold E Mdrly Holl George Horouvis Tim l-leffelfinger Dove Helding STeve Hoffmon Greg Horner Adom Jomes Roberl Jdmsek George Jones Ted Korros Tony Korros Tom Kdukiolo Todd Krehbiel Morcus Long Kurl Lundergreen Rondy McClellon Rod McCrimmon STeve McFdrldne Bill McLoughlin Alec Morris Rich Myers Poul Nonk Orville Nevels Tom Nicklos Brion Nuffer Tim O'Brien Torrio Osbourne Kyle Polmer Mihoilo Pdnovich Doug Penninglon Kevin PeTerson Gregory Pierce Chdrles PlonT PdTrick Richdrd Cloudell Roberlson Jeff Robinson Mork RoThmeyer John Ruden STeve Socks Andy SchodT Poul Schuler Greg SchulTz Kelvin ScoTT STeve SiewerT Kevin SmiTh CurTis Spedrs Jeff STdinTon Chorles Toler Dennis Tuzo Derrill VesT Mike Vickery BreTT Whifley Mike Willioms STonley Wilson MdTT WiTl Chris WilTeck John Yole VOLLEYBALL: The volleyboll Teom sTruggled Through Their seoson, ending up wiTh on overoll record of 17-20. ln The Big Ten, The COTS finished 5-13, leoving Them in eighTh ploce when The IighTs come bcick on. - la!! x . . I . Q ,, - N - gy , .V . 'mi , F 1 '- JA' Shelley Brzozowski KoThy Bums Lindo Coboniss Mouro Cullen Amondo Dogres Renee Duckmonn STephonie Kommes Jdnine Mokor Gwen Niedbolski Andreo Proos Denice Rohde Jill Wdgner Julie WiTTig Heod Cooch: Jerry Angle SOCCER: The soccer Teom hod o Tough seoson This yedr, finishing wiTh o record of 1-7-1. The lopsided record wos noT olwoys indicoTive of The CoTs' ploy, GS They hod mony close, hord-foughT gomes Thof, in The end, jusf did noT go Their woy. 6 Brod Borbero Jeff Corlisle Phil Borih STeve EgresiTs Rich Wholen JonoThon Holi PeTer Hoepfner Scol'T Freidheim Dovid Weiss Dirk Klemm Woyne Hill Poul Cirino Emil RodoszTics Mike Brousseou Tom Kommerer Derek Sherk Jim Muldoon Seon Corlin John DeSmeT PeTer ElsTrom AusTin Gibbons Mork HeiThoff Jim Klein Gory Liebermon Michoel Molono Mork Rowe Jeff STuecken Michoel Weiss ROSTERS AND SUMMARIES lVlEN'S BASKETBALL: Crippled by injuries To severol key pldyers, mosT noTdbly Brion Schwobe, The CoTs limped To on overoll record of 7-21 ond o Big Ten record of 2-16. The injuries mode iT impossible To esToblish o coherenT ond effecTive gome plon. WiTh severol promising recruiTs ond o heolThy Tedm, Heod Cooch Bill FosTer is looking forwdrd To o more successful seoson in 1988. Ag' as-, 1- Chris Berg Terry Buford Bo Cucuz EllioT Eullen Jeff Grose Shon Morris Milon PeTrovic Brion PiTTs Don PoliTe Bryon Ross Brion Schwobe Shown WdTTs Tim Wyss WOMENS BASKETBALL: The Tedm hod o successful seoson This yeor, finishing 19-10 overdll, ond 12-6 in The Big Ten. They received o bid To The NCAA TournomenT, buT losT in The second round. Good individuol performdnces by sTorTers Anne Mdrie McNomee ond Joonne Polombo helped The CoTs To Their 11Th consecuTive winning seoson. ' - i' :ff T- 3 ,W ' i-rw-iff! Virginio Anderson Bdrb Amdorfer Ldurd Arnold Judy BdnoThy Kelly Byrne STephonie Chombers Kelly Cole Rishol Dinkins Didne Finnon Robin GorreTT Corrie Lowless Chris McEerson Anne Mdrie McNommee Loinno Show Joonne Polombo WRESTLING: The wresTlers foughT Their woy To o 15-2-1 oyeroll record ond d 7-2-1 Big Ten record. They pldced fiffh in The Big Ten Chdmpionships, improving on losT yeor's disoppoinTing TenTh pldce finish. Heod Cooch Tom Jormon led The Cois To Their Third consecuTive winning seoson. - T- , L f 415 C R, 2 T5 Ig' Ti .L 8, ', 5 . - TQ ' Joel Boles Neil Chriss Shone EdgingTon Don Funk Mike Funk Jeff Glenn Jock Griffin BerT KnuTh Tim Obrochio Chris Rosmon Joson Scorpone Alon Seelye-Jomes Tim Spence Brod Trdviolio Mork WhlTehedd Brod WrlghT 181 FENCING: Rob Anderson Scott Cormichdel Tom Cromer Stephen Fdvorger Christopher Goul Mitch Gronberg Ken Jones Jorrett Kerbel Derek Lipscombe Poolo Mozzucoto Eric Nelson Jeff Schoff Greg Sumi John Von Tossel Colby Vdrgos Peter Wyse Roger Yong Suzi Cosement Allison Droper Kdren Hdrris Dione Jomes Corolyn Jorrelt Jeonnine Prokop Donnolynn Stephens 182 LACROSSE: With GD impressive 'IO-41 record, the Cots finished their seoson 5th in the notion. The Cots' effort wos supported by mdny exceptionol individuol performdnces. Three ployers were given All-Americdn honors. Kdte Oleykowski, who led the notion in scoring for most of the seoson, wos nomed to the first teom for the second consecutive yedr. Wendi Kemp received 2nd teom honors for the third strdight yeor, ond Jennifer Averill picked up her third All-Americdn selection with honoroble mention. Averill reflected teom sentiment obout their loss in the 1st round of the NCAA toumoment soying, lt's unfortunote the wdy our seoson ended os we hod the potentiol to go much fortherf' Jennifer Averill Pom Bdlz Lynne Bey Nicole Cottell Robin Clork Jennifer Ginsburg Amy Kdplon Johdnno Kung Kim Metcolf Moureen Mullen Kdte Oleykowski Kothy Seelus Corine Stogen Trocy Strdzello Pom Welder Elednor Weller Dione Wood BASEBALL: The '86 seoson ended in disoppointment for the boys of summer with o 5th ploce finish in the Big Ten. They dropped their lost two gdmes in o bitter loss to Illinois, keeping them from the Big Ten ployoffs. However, the memories for the tolented, ond very successful senior cldss, omong the best ployers in NU history, ore good. They led NU's teom to its most successful four yeors in history. Grody Holl, d senior ond the stor pitcher, wos nomed to the second All-Americdn teom. Along with Holl, dll the seniors tdke their rightful ploce in record books: they ore Joe Girordi, Bob Miller, Mork Slottery, John Stewort, Ed Tompo ond Al Quintono. Thomos Ard Tony Ariolo Scott Bdrczi Chris Beocom Torn Borguld Brion Chisdok Steve Crdbbe Everett Cunninghdm Pot Donohue Todd Frese Joe Girordi Grddy Holl Ldnce Hortshorn John Humphreys Dove Morgolis Bob Miller Tim Molek Scott Myers Chris Nichting Tony Niezyniecki Al Quintono Bob Reom Pete Reiningd Jim Robinson Rocky Soviono Mork Slottery Johyn Stewdrt Corl Swdrt Ed Tompo Lee Wilcox SOFTBALL: The 33-to Cots hod o greot seoson both on o teom ond on individuol level. As o teom, they finished first in the Big Ten ond seventh in the notion. As individuols, eight members were given Big Ten owords, including first-teom honors to stor pitcher Liso lshikowd ond outfielder Kristo Dempsey. The Ereshmon of the Yeor oword went to Ndidi Opio. The Cots suffered d disoppointing loss in the first round of the College World Series, but ore looking forwdrd to coming bock strong next yeor, os mdny key ployers retum. Liso Bruss Kris Cieslok Ndnci Clement Kristo Dempsey Julie Greenberg Mdrtho Gurgel Meg Holler Lynno Hdllick Susie Hill Liso lshikowd Amy lshikowd Amy Kekeison Kerry Muehlenbeck Ndidi Opio Mdrthd Oyog Suzi Spotleson Cdthy Towse MEN'S TRACK: The indoor Track Team sfruggled This season finishing ninfh in The Big Ten. The prighTesT spoT in The year was The naming of The Ax800-meTer relay Team To The All-American Team. The oufdoor Track Team finished slighTly beTTer, in eighfh place, wlfh Bob Mau earning Big Ten Championship honors. CROSS COUNTRY: The men's cross counTry Team placed an impressive Third in The Big Ten. ThroughouT The season, They remained agressive, ranking as high as l7Th in The naTion. Clay Barnes Reuben Bell Mark BllTle PeTer Brink Keifh Bruch Chuck Croft Bob Cull CurTis Duncan Alan Franklin Brad Harlung Fred Hemke, Jr. Greg Horner Paf Jackson George Jones Mark Keller Bob Mau Mike Murray STeve Miller John MidgelT Gary Moore John Nalley Jim Nielsen MaT'l Pasha Tim Phillips Paul Sanfer Chris Sommers Wayne Spevak Chuck SpleTe Paul STogryn Jamison Taylor BreTT Thombs Craig Van Dyke Brian Waxman WOMEN'S TRACK: Women's indoor Track had a difficulT season, placing Tenlh in The Big Ten Despiie The disappoinfing resulis around The league, The runners did preak five school records. OuTdoor Track also had a TenTh place finish in The Big Ten. Alena PalmauisT enjoyed personal success, Though, as an NCAA qualifier. CROSS COUNTRY: The women's cross counTry Team had a successful season, finishing second in The Big Ten. They foughT To naTional Top Ten in-season sianding, and placed l3Th in The NCAA championships. Jackie Arnold Becky Beachly SariTa Bhargaua Carol Boyd STephanie Cox Jennifer Graham Susan Keeney AniTa Kelly Tanya MenTon Alena PalmauisT Mary Peruski Darlene Reichmufh Brenda Schumacher Joanne STanich Susan UTz Terri Young Andrea Angell Jackie Arnold Carol Boyd Julie Foerisch Jennie Graham Sue Keeney Mary McGuinness Alena PaImduisT Mary Peruski Darlene ReichmuTh Julie WaTerman MEN'S TENNIS: 'iI'm really sorry iT had To end This way, said co-capTain Dan ChrisTian afier The CaTs' 8Th place finish in The Big Ten ToumamenT. The Team finished iTs season wiTh an overall record of ll-18, and 5-8 in The Big Ten. Alfhough The CaTs were disappoinied by Their season, several individuals performed very well. Co-capfain Marco Wen was named To The All-Big Ten Team, and ScolT Bindley and Collin Seals disTinguished Themselves in ToumamenT play. MalT Akman Ross Berner ScolT Bindley Dan ChrisTian Bop Raidf ScolT Roperison Collin Seals Eric Smiih John Sullivan Marco Wen WOMENS TENNIS: The Tennis Team had a very succesful T986 season, winning The Big Ten Championship and placing 5Th in The NCAA Tournameni. Their overall record was 26-A, wifh a Big Ten record TO-O. The performance of doubles Team Kairina Adams and Diane Donnelly, fifTh seeds in The NCAA Tournamenf, highlighfed The CaTs' year, as They finished wiTh a record of 30-3. They reached The semifinals of The championships, finally losing To Trinily. Adams reflecfed The Team's spiriT when she said, lWe jusT wanfed To show people ThaT we're Tough and we'll be pack nexl year. Z' . 1 4 - KaTrina Adams Kelly Boyse Diane Donnelly KirsTin Laux STephanie LighlvoeT Lynn Napors ChrisTina Schuschel 183 , lii'!f1f LU .31 T uvmc uun' 8 ALLISON - ..,,q ..,, K bf w Q BOBB-MCCULLOCH 187 Everyone's orozy our me ond Thee, ond, someiimes I'm noi ioo sure opoui Thee. If we ore The only ones in line, does Thoi moke us firsi or losT'? The problem orounci here is ihoi supply is olwoys diminishing while ciemond is olwoys rising. If you hove ony questions opoui Thoi, see your RA's. 'Be yourself. Being yourself mighT noT be os much fun os Jim Molvlohon being himself, buT ThoT's life, - CHICAGO TRIBUNE ll don'T love you onymore beoouse you oTe my clog. 'lT's jusT This Thing coiled love - iT gefs in The woy of whoT's roTionoI. lT's on osshole feeling. CCS CHAPI I Jr Q af i CUURTYARD 'Courlyord - our home owoy from home...owc1y from compusf' x'The Residemiol College for Tronsporfohon STudies Where's The shuHle'?...WhoT shuh'le!'? s 55 2 5 2 I E i is 5 7 f Fi w I ' ' if g X 6 , i M , , J X ' V f V-b-.4 Lie -.... x, ,ff f . 'Yi 191 npr- gieffgi 969 J! 55101 5?5?7?-5 We g 1 -. N' Q, Q 1835 HINMAN Alai, 'Lost yeor wcs so opothetic. You guys are incredible This year. 'Go Hinmomsociol moggots of Northwestern Universiiyf' 5 193 Ca, ELDEH 'S T ?'t X 44-ffffnn-W 1 f 'ta 'x Elder hos olwoys hoo The worsT repuToTion, DUT This yeor iT's greoi. IT's full of rockin' pumpkins! Go Elder! Wo snooze, yo lose. Where The oockrooohes ore bigger ThoT The mice. FOSTER HOUSE Every QirI's orozy 'bout o nolf dressed mon! Life is o trogedy for those wno feel, o comedy for those who think. 'tI've never met o guy-who wosn't some kind of o srnort oss. Insonity isn't so bod OHGF o wnile, you don't even notice it. 195 FOSTER-WALKER COMPLEX 1 -415 v 1 FOSTER-WALKER CDMPLEX 5-8 . N1 ' . 'lpn -bf 1-,.-,Q ,fi 1, ' . V -N 5 'ix X t ax N ' ....u, .XX We're Goadrich...The aTher guys. I r i Goonnlc T T 'EF' gg, v',.!7,,, Zi: - A t. 'T In 5' A epmlbo DUWUE Q Oh...i always ThauQhT ThaT building was a fraT. ...and Then There was The Tirne . 1 we all ran naked Through The T 4.4! halls and Threw our undenfvear a ,Lf if W ' 'v T .r .. . 1. -., x WGS H' ry 1 I Tu, I V, .7-T-L-371, V : .D A Lag ng ul i xiqfljur 1 i ,QM-W I' I ' I ,Y I ' ' I 1 ,,',,f..1 ..., ...V -,,,.,,.l.,,'.N,, :I A 4 M ' ' ' ii 7' ,Q A ' I , . f' . A-V Q, ,, ., I , 'L ,,,. A L ,' ' ' ZAL , f l ' ' ,, D095 UVWOVTG know Th? Oddfess -.J, , fu ,, 1' ,T M. ,Y 'Qin r ,J, Sgfw,:fi.g : T' ' as, LF Wx- W To This place, anyway? 4 za ...T f'f1,.,'fff'.,CQ',,'fi,Q, 'W ug N: , M1 A -, 1 - ' ,T 1 -5:1.,:::. .4a:ggx,u......,fx.:1!T i 198 i HINMAN HOUSE Hihmoh House - one of The pesT kepT seoreTs OD oompus. The reosohs...you'Il jusT hove To come by ond see. Where's The plooe To pe Spring Quoder? Hihmoh House for Jomoioo NiQhT. T'Hihmoh House - lsh'T ThoT where The pesT food on oompus is supposedly servecI'? --, 'Dill Fl! ' H ff- wr' MN!- Elf 53' t' 3 . , x ., 1' I f . 1 1 i' , p Q T T YL ' s-1-4-fs .x f ., , T f T- .A X. ,111 X ,I ll I-N I, f if , If S , T T , Xi' S. ki rs L X' I qt, , , . ,lr -.QR Xt? X N-,.,.,vV':gg,x J!! I J A, f YI: ,. V! It - ff I rf I7 if I 1 i i 7 x .X R D . I .Xi , 1 1 X' X tffxh ,1 199 X ,' . v 1 . U V, 9-C5 , ,- 'f ' T ,- x 1 I 'mf ,Af ff xi ISRC Q 2 I I T 'I.S.R.C. - Where meh ore meh, ond women ore women. IT's d good sysTem. T'Like The U.S. government we ore running o defioiT. BuT olso like The U.S. government we ooh hove defioiT spending. nlmogihe if you hod no couse. WhoT would you be? A Republiconf' JONES LINDGREN i i i Sex wiihoui Iusi is mere reproduction: Lusi wiihoui sex is mere wishful Thinking. x'I'm soooo wosiedf' 'Unclerneoih ol! your oloihes, you're nude. The woshing moohine is broken. 202 1900 ORRINGTON fffvf x f f ' If v A- ' ,gsni-,g -..ui -'I I 4- ,Ah-' My wgffx g Lois ond Iois of singing cinci dancing. Chuck is G-Od. Fuck This. IT's Too cold. 203 NURTH MID-QUADS QWXII SOUTH MID-QUADS as f ,S T O4 z , 'S ,q',. N 11-1.9 ' 'Sv 6 F, '. t . -J, .xv .QM 'Gr-e' wqm .2:y3m.f.,..wN.,.,,4. qi - l Q-2-rll '... Exhilorotion is thot feeling you get just dfter d greot ideo hits you, ond just before you redlize whot's wrong with it. - Anon. 'lf you look like your DGSSDOIT photo, in dll proodbility you need the journey. - Eorl Wilson I don't wont to dohieve irnrnorldlity through my work: l wont to dchieve imrnortdlity through not dying. -Woody Allen 205 'Rook on, Byeeeeem! Whos Roger, ond why did he get on 'F ? Life doesn'1 come in o yellow box. 206 ROGERS ac.. . 4 4 A 1. 2 1 , il I i W r Q. X P A 1 . 4 I i yorgeni Holi: 0 division of Tech. i i 5.-'fra 4-awww 23. -.rod SARGENT 208 SHEPARD . f 7 -.4 f fs: 1---1. ngf' X You don'i wont To do excess Thinking: Thofs my philosophy of life. ln The end, we're all muioplesf' 'iLife in Shepard hos been one DEF JAM! 600 LINCOLN 3 3 -2 , 'Too many fresnrnon. They jusl don'T seem lo core. I jusl wonl To snool Tnern like the Snuggles bear. 'Some coll me lne gongsler of love. H600 Lincoln: Sexucll cms nell! 209 'SX L+.. f f Tv b 210 WILLARDF i i i ii i 1 Lei me Tell ya aboui Francis WiIiard's drunken children. HeapinQ plaies of oaimeai and joy. Mom and Dad, you paid for This. ,..-Q...Ma ,... -'H' , '. ,,.y-,f.:,q,5,,Vi,,t. v wi. Q, 5 d i ia di, a,i, Ma - ,g LQ Q ' h A, ', .- '? f' v iz -. i '34, w . Nga. . 2 Aw 'Ni ' .f X15 si i i ' 'xv M, g , 5 . , vu I g 2 ,K ' . A xi- bbx., f E , A -'Qglixn V, 'f . 23-,M . r 1 K I 'P -lin' . - 4915, w i- Q 54-. . H, ' :mix Q ' i n mmf- i I A '-., V V, 1 i i Ts .. ' A 1 ' ' ' f - 1- .1 1- A . ,,-?4'i ' ' ' ' -if--. , ' I , -4 . . f ,, ' .HAI U Q 'i 43 , - ,V . :fr - ' ' 1 ' -qc A , ' X 5 . : A Livin' ii up oi Hoiei Hoborif' i'WelI, you know Cindy, I jusi doni Think 'rnoi we're going To nove enough cheese... -Heoiner One is noi born o womon, one becomes one. -Simone de Beouvoir Coon, boby... -Led Zepplin 905' 41 K ff, QQ. , if ' 'YP1 ff f 'Q . I V 273 ktx ay-'fly ...I .J S 1 i nf... Qi.. .,., x ning. L 4 x :mb e Q , , 4 IN: 1 I' 11.1, 3 1-ff 4 1 42 I? f' I? 1, . Ze' , 'iff' f' , I li :fd fi r ? . if 4' , if' 4 Q, 5 if 53' 5 1 lf ,J ,I r p 1 ff 1, - ,f 'na f .4 . A 'L-'N r L A ,c- -Q ' X 1.9 1311 225 ,H QL. I x I 4 tx II1 f I KN, ..,N 3 Q .Mtv Q OFF-CAMPUS ,,..v' mel 217 wi H : i 5 c I 's 5 xi' 511' ' -,mf eg' . 1, ,,f v,.. f. 4-4, -, -N-2. Q u .' Q A if A Y x,,, ws.: ..-...., -2 '-mv, lv HI 14145, M ACACIA Hey ,... whdi hdppened To The pdrly?...C5ome over...you lose. Enjoy iT while you con -The reol world is hell. Well, leT's see...They're suspended...no, They're expelled, no, I don'T know ,... well, IeT's ignore Them... NiTrous in The offemoonl... Who's o repel'?... Huh?... Hove you ever felT like your whole body is o bunch of cubes of Jello?... And, remember, kids, PV-NRT for on idedl gos...And, ony non-idedl gds is, of course, o liquid...A Thousond dollors o sign-whoT'?!...Findlly, The Truly deserved opprecioTion of our LiTTIe SisTers...C ond J, AssooioTes N .K ,..- .- 2, , 4... Nedl Alexonder, Riohord Ayers, Rondy Corley: Rondy DisseT: Brdd Forrisg Dove Geiser, Joey Groy: Tom Jdoopik: Jorid Jdridon: Chris Johnson, George Lew: John lvldclnlyrep Bop lVlolnTosh, lvleko Meeks: Poul lvleizg ArT lvliddlekouff: Chdd Miller, John lvliyosoio Kumdr Ivlullongip Tom Myers, Chris Neumonn, Shdilesh PdTel: Tipu Puri, Jeff STdreoheski: Joe Slousp Jens STroTe, Ldrs STroTe: Som Torres: Nom Tron: Dove Wilson 223 224 x .R fvufwjm , 'f , X X. glib ,Q X . X Aloho Chi is...33 omozing iniTioTes... CelebroTion! ...The swiToh To 'Doys' '... The house ThoT never sleeps...o Rilz-y pledge formolwfinding The BiggesT lvlon on Compusmo cup of love oT The Besi SiooT...grilled cheese ond TomoTo soupmsome ouTsToncling seniorslBYE - we'll miss youJ...wolkouT To IVloclison...o liT'TIe l'Angel ...o loT of 'SToTus' '... The mosT spiriTecl...Cordie's KiTohen... Exouse me, Mrs. T ...oollopsot3le TobIes...sisTers 'rouncl The world...The seniorfpledge kiclnoouirios To The Truckmfloming booies...IefTover rumoki...l-lomeooming wiih Phi Psimoheeses ond Toodsmohones in The hollmpossing The concjle...VVoo-iVlu wiTh DU...oollopsing Toolesmoorohing in The Spring...VVencly on The news...AXO oeochmohone duTies..flVVho ore you buzzing? '... Smorl Cookies...Tesly ToosTer ovens...o missing oomposiTe...o whole IoT'lo DieT Coke...Donce lVloroThon wiTh Sigmo Nu...l.lTB...honging ouT in The TV room...Senior Counoilmpossing The goveI...hiTTing The GoThering Plooe...uITro-swonk.., ToTolly kidding! ...The hoTTesT number in Townfperhops SoTon? ...smiles...love...o home. And Through Time we will oil sioy os one. X ALPHA CHI OMEGA l ls'T'E ' V1 QTS232-I1 : 'i ?i: ' flf' , R it twkva i1.35sq.+.w is - ' 4 A. is E- i i. Ng swqq. 4 M . if-. s ,av-vs 2 X 4421554 Liz' '- 5 H -f.-w .w'Y.r.,7 :J ,. ..,. mv...s ?'r'i?E:?1+J. '. -1 rw 'vi Suzy Abrdms: Peggy Adler: Elysobeth Alfono: Rondi Altschuler: Wendy Booch: Dino Boir: Jockie Bolkin: Deonno Borch: Liso Bdmett: Soroh Borth: Lisd Beers: Hilory Bell: Kdthryn Block: Bdrb Boczek: Betsy Bodker: Kristine Bonds: Liso Bomstein: Suson Bridnte: Deirdre Bryon: Becco Cdrchmon: Elise Coyelli: Stephdnie Chong: Cdrind Chocono: C-oil Cibener: Cdroline Cochron: Vicky Coniglio: Brett Crowford: Jenni Creek: Sord Curson: Sue Dolgliesh: Rdchel Dovidson: Bryn Dessent: Ginger Diemer: Jill Dinkes: Nikki Dinner: Borb Distdd: Amy Dwyre: Lduro Edson: Ldurie Edelmdn: Ann Eolstod: Debby Finkelstein: Holly Firfer: Coryn Erdnklin: Troci Froungruber: Sill Fridrich: Beth Eriedmon: Korine Fujiwcird: Michele Gdlmon: Nino Gdrces: Cindy Goldmdn: Roduel l-lober: Hillory Hoft: Michelle Hdkimion: Sheeri Hdndler: Cothy Hdmmond: Debbie Hommond: Julio Hothdwoy: Beth Houck: Wendy l-lower: Corrie Hsu: Elisso lsodcs: Cothy Johnson: Julie Johnson: Lee Ann Jonos: Kim Korwowski: Loinie Koye: Merri Kdye: Angie Kuchorski: Mdrcle Lownhurst: Eleonor Lows: Julie Lemer: Michele Lerner: Vicki Lesser: Amie Levin: Arden Levy: Koren Linder: Jennie Libowich: Louren Lowenberg: Tommy Luc: Vicki Lundquist: Julie Molek: Noncy McFliker: Trocy Meisinger: Cdrolyn Metcdlf: Corrie Michols: Kristin Miller: Kelley Murphy: Morcy Nisenholtz: Shirene Nourbcish: Eser Ozdeger: Giulio Perozzoli: Jockie Pisdtowski: Jody Plotkin: Loro Pollcik: Stdcey Quo: Cindy Rowson: Alison Rodner: Jone Rose: Julie Rubins: Eve Ryser: Jonet Schober: Renee Schor: Chdrlie Schroder: Liso Schworlz: Julie Selsberg: Kellie Sereleos: Noncy Shdrb: Louro Shermer: Lisd Shotlond: Susdn Sicher: Coren Skibell: Alison Sloone: Kelly Smith: Morgdn Smith: Sherri Sbeor: Kristin Stong: Liz Stotlond: Cothy Strother: Jenny Swdnson: Regind Tdjchmdn: Michelle Toscos: Sherri Tunny: Gino Vdnosco: Beth Veinbergs: Koren Vighi: Meg Wiggins: Tonsy Wills: Wendy Wilson: Liz Windgdssen: Pdtti Wolter: Emily Yermdn: Alicio Yi: Susie Yim 225 226 George soy iT To my fooe...Tub of goo...The Grinch who STole ChrisTmos...The SweoTshiri guy...Corl is in love ogoin...ond ogoin...dnd ogoin...The Beor is in hioernoTion...vvhoT is o Rude Boy...l-ley Sioiko, vvhy is T832 irnoorTdnT?...SouTh never losT The VVor...Good C-3olly...Sios ond Lids, The Cinnomon BroThers...The dyke from vvhere...ChrisTrnos IighTs...Our oresidenT in joil...Abel, look ouT for The roiling...Quirini, vvhoT did you soy?...The STor ond Condorn...Brod giggles HorTung...DonTe, Lids, ond Boruff oTe Their formol doTes...SdmueI Eells...Loren, you rnighT Think This is d sTupid ideo ouT...Pelioon Pol...The zoo, Elwood, Som, ond Tosho...Goose...The hoTTesT room in The house, lOl...l Thoughi you sold iT wos six oornoosiTes...vvhere's The minuTes...Hooooooook .... fooTprinTs on The oeiling...l3ruoe, give me your soooTer...The Onlymgoldfish, dnyone...Uhrn, lvloj Gosoh...To The hoT Tubmhouse of orioolesmblovvpong oT B.K .... Presideni Quesi A orresTed, one deod, no gos...where's The sporT's poge...Jose Chioo...Fiour on The oorpeT...Willie's rnonuolly ouTomoTed orms, Thonks Joson...l?ood Runner...Top Gun...Srnelly...Boohhhhhho .... O.35...On oeholf of The Senior Closs of 1987, I would like To soy To soy Thdnks for dll The wonderful Tirnes. We ore gone ouT you ore prooobly noT rid of us for good fi ALPHA DELTA PHI M.Af ,f -. ,. .-,- 3l ,, A , .Y-- ' --A... . -. 1 ,-,..,. -... ...M ,W W-:H -:L AA 227 i ai l ALPHA EPSILON PHI Time VVdrp...Zsd Zso-rdffe's rules for choosing d formdl ddTe...WilI A he look good in The picTures?...WoIk-ouT from l-lell...CompuTer ddTing...iT's d mordl lmperdTive...The Bennigdn's chdpTer of AE Phi...mixed nuTs...I'd like To gel To know you weIl...STop in The Nome of Love...WdTer ConservdTlon?l...shorT-circuiTing Phi Kdp...dnd Then we go To The Rose Bowl...bldck velveT...PoT O'Brion's...ChrisTy ond lvlorie do The honors...buT WHAT ore They grophing on The woll?...squirrels ore olwoys righT...senior A bench...l'd brush my TeeTh nexT To her...The L fdcTor...WhdT's The T mdTTer? Cow goT your Tongue?...leT's exchonge cosudlTies...B ' ond P...She's o money-moking mochine...corrupT The pledges...leT's geT down To brdss Tdcks...TdIk obouT The 5 Pdssionmdnd The love ThdT l've found here is hedven To me, The I spiriT here dT AE Phi. A 1 in , '+'FI':-is A A M A A we-A-A--A kk-r W-A--My - ' M -' '5 -- ff--' 1'--il: o-1.16-he .. -Si..:,,-.,....-..L..ALn.:-n 'T'--'-' 'n N ,,,3!.l ' ,:,,,,,vLl J . ---ge-ef'-fm I T T' S ll I sl lj . L 5 T lf ' E T lg? 1 li ETKEN ' T f gp Y , , Y X l XJ ,M Kim AmsTine: Mdrcie Berger: Didno Bloom: Melisso Broun: Timno Cohen: EIizobeTh Ewing: Julie Fdrhl: Hilldry Flebel: Louro GrdnT: EsTro Green: Pom Gumns: Sondi Honson: Pom l-ldrlmonn: ChrisTy Holmon: Mdrie Huwe: Debbie Kdufmon: Ann Keros: Shonnon Key: .lessico KoTler: Susdn LoFoyeTTe: Therese LucleTTo: Joyce Mdndel: Ellen Mdrks: Lduro lVlorTin: Comeld lvldfihews: Shoron Millmon: Phondo Moore: Koren OrTon: Lori PerdITo: Cindy Pheldn: Pdulo Polzdk: Joy Rebo: BeTh Rees: Mdryl Rosen: BeTsy Rosln: Morne Schworz: Kelee Schwenn: Chris Scuderi: Ddnielle Serino-Appel, Amy Sonnenblink: Suson Sorkin: Michele Tuohey: Liso Tyne: Eldine Wolkerg HedTher WonoT: ElizobeTh Worden 228 ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA 1 l l Sylvio Berry: Tdsnd Burke: lVlonico Col1on: Kimberly Crews: Kecio Ellis: Voudery Frelix: Kimberly Sroy: Sonyd Grier: Sneilo Grier: Sonyo Henderson: lVlorlo l-ligginboindm: Vlldndo Jdckson: Slynis Jdmes: Suson Jordon: Pdmeld lvioson: Lucille Morris: lvlorlino O'Neol: Michelle Riggins: Sondro Roberts: Monico Roy: Kimberly Solierp Trocey Scruggs: Evelyn Snockley: Glyndo 'homos: Angelo Todd: Jednnine Turner: Corlo Vincenl: Liso Wolker: Regino Wolion: Angelo Ndsningion Aliono Kobbd Albnd Sororily, Inc., ine firsi block sororiiy, wos founded by o groub of young women oi l-lowdrd Universily on Jon. 15, 1908. Tne burbose of ine sororily is To be o subborl io college women, ds well ds io dllovv inem io be of senfice io dll mdnkindf' Albnd Kobbo Alpno now nos over 750 CUCIDTSVS inierndiiondlly. Norinwesierns Gdmmd Cni cndbler wos founded in lvlorcn, 1969. 229 .,4 ',' Alpho Gommo DeITo...To moke o long sTory shorT...ohcI we coll This one The Sf1C1kS...Di'1OD9 from i'19ll...FC1I'WCjOfT'i pogihgmpoihis ore key...Vivieh, ooh we DRIVE up horTh'?...AIi My ChiIcireh...If you hoo ony more life, you'd oe deoci, Jooh...Louro, ooh I borrow your...Thor, God of MOKG-UD...KGTfii'W9 The WiToh...BowIihg oT 1 o.m...Judd!...l've goT DO Time for meh, EIleh...Ahd when The moon is full, TAB will Tum ihTo beer...A Dohoe Club in The DoyTime...ETerhol sisTerhoocI...I li recognize you wiThouT o hihT :fm ALPHA GAMMA DELTA -fum E I Joan Abrams: Heidi Agronin: Eslelle Aronsohn: Vivien Avella: Pairicia Baiyor: Barbara Barreli: Elizabelh Bartholomew: Sahara Bass Sarah Bescher: Kris Burcham: Elizabeih Bures: Phyllis Chen: Emily Cherniack: Eileen Conroy: Anne Elizabeih Cosnow: Valerie Davis Kim Dixon: Belh Anne Dufry: Joan Dugan: Carla Esser: Loreila Fischer: Lana Eleishman: Gail Eorlune: Amy Gololsiein: Karen Griggs' Faye Honfvilz: Calherine Hung: Laura Kirrin: Barbara Kirlriclge: Tracy Lim: Palricia Long: Palricia Luken: Marge Maaaen: G-rayce Majewski: Elizabelh Marlone: Slebhanie Meyers: Kale miller: Michelle Miller: Maureen Moynihan: Carol Ellen Myre: Melanie Namkoong: Laurie Noonan: Ellen Oaesser: Lezlie Painovich: Cheryl Perera: Teri Proske: Holly Recleker: Palricia Rice: Kelly Rioraan: Kelly Robinson: Teresa Scuzzo: Charlorle Gail Sell: Lisa Shbuaejko: Kalrine Simpson: Audrey Skwierawski: Lena Smilh: Elizabelh Snider: Palrice Sullon: Marlha Swalek: Nalalie Swialek: Chris Talling: Julie Tresnak: Jenny Tseng: Amy Llllrich: Elly Ulmer: Rebecca Weinshilboum: Laura Weslhoff: Belh Hope Weiner: Elizabelh Wilhelm: Dianne Zambrella 231 IZ Is ALPHA PHI . , A I , . , ,, 1 J. , fghms-K. M . r gr 1 2 Lila , T-',,:., - ,- . -T ' ,- 4 r . , ,,-. '5 -if .V . V ' 4,513 '. ' ' I T , , V 1,5 gr-a.gQ'N,y , ' tiixhaalslli-.in 'L X V . . - W , ' ,six .5 f.,w,:1 . ' ' Q ' eg ..y- -fc' ' , ' 'iff--wtf' ' - ff - wil- , sw- sy, 3 - Mi ' 'Z' f i Y' - v1wsM ::H 'f T1 w? ' 1???W-'fQs,f,s,f.'vi-.f.far-'ffiir' W sf' ' 1 5's:s:. v'- ff 53' as -wr ,:,,:u,,, ' 1-vi .. .M f. .E ,4g:4.:.:-:a,L Soory...R-E-S-P-E-C-T...The mod quoci...I'm The messioh oho Goo is TesTihg me...PoosT Blue RibDOD...WOif, WHERE is The hohey oeor'?!...Eur OD her purse...CRIPES!!...The mihuie you wolkecl ih The joihT...You srheIl...The Irish SeTTer rhoy be Qohe, buT, doh'T freT, we sTiII hove The ooodle...The soory picTure ooliogez you moy be oh iT...The RA. Euh PoTroI...Time musT sTohd sTiII when you're hovihg fuh...BohQ your heoo...AIpho Phi B.T.B...Boh ME. Jovi...PhourTh Phioor PhiehcTs...'TWiilie VVohko... AGAINWI-iey, whoT's your SiQD?...DO iT how, wih BIGC5ER!!...CuTe os puhch, yeoh, righT...BuT, woiT, you DONT uhoTersToho...SeriousIy...Khow whoT I meoh?...Go for The HOOK...THEIVi...Tube Room Tuesdoys-yo QoTTo be There...Tuesdoys, 8 pm., THE show...Ahd The ooooh poToTo oworci goes To...Poge Aouse...PorieToIs, whoi porieToIs...?...23, The Triple from HeII...WiThouT Hell There ore DO righTeous...Woy sTressed ouT...Shooze - fooe The woll ond ohug...Whioh is iT: rugged or NeohcTerThoI?...i-Iello, Alpho Phi b A , 4, X ALPHA PHI ALPHA fr g 9-. W, . lan, PXP Dirk Adoms: Jookie Brown: Jocie! Cordobo: Lowrerroe Croinp Chorles Flippeng Morey Gonowoy: Rodney Hoyrresp Greg Homer: Donold Liftleg Morous Poynep Tommy Poyne: Soofr Sounders: Queshoun Sudbury: Jomison Toylorp Jomes Wilksp Jomes Woshingron 233 ALPHA TAU UMEGA 234 Baby child sipped a hearlful of ocean, spaT ouT The wasle and walked inTo The new day...noT necessarily sToned, buT beauTiful...life is like a sonic boom rhylhm wall of sound...for Franz, music was The arl ThaT comes closesT To Dionysian in The sense of inToxicaTion...ThaT's noT TheTa...jusT as every cop is a criminal and all sinners are sainTs...underneaTh your leaTher Trousers lurks someThing mean and Terrible...careful wiTh ThaT ax, Eugene...our feeT's Too big and we gof faf malfresses and we wear golden underwear, iT ain'T no scene like Thai, broTher...compleTely unconscious, few or no reflexesmeffecfs may reoccur even afler use is disconlinued...puncTuaTion, spelling, grammar- how much longer will They be wiTh us al all...keep moving pimp, There are no women here for you To sell...groovy movie wiTh a Thousands casToffs...There were no disfinguishable shores or landmarks and I can'T recall The Thoughfs or feelings ThaT musf have come To me during This Trip...deep inTo The rusly dusky neon dusly...There are no women composers, never have been, and possibly never will be...papa don'T preach...The wild rhinoceros whispers in The wind...The Japanese have a word for if, iT's judo - iT's The arf of conquering by yielding. The VVesTern eauivalenf of judo is, Yes, dear. ...Anchor Splash, iT's a gas, gas, gas...we lived for days on noThing buT food and waTer,..Triple nipples forever...To my embarrassmenf, I was born in bed wiTh a lady...logic raining in The mind of a caferpillar like a Thousand snowfalls...colTon people wiTh sfapled eyelids can'T pick The blue corn...iT is noT The love belween Gary Coleman and Punky Brewsfer ThaT malfers, buT ThaT which Mr..T. cannoT desTroy...coIors fade, Temples crumble, empires fall, buT wise words endure. BETA T HETA Pl i,-w:f,E,.-3g1Ng,,.gY, .. 1- , vm -'J' ,.f' . , , AN..-K, -if,-,w...y , 1- ..f,.if-':.-- .4 V-: - , ,. N.,-1 ,.. - -,, . 4 , . . A . .J ,M-Ulf- ,,, ,'f8,,.x . -'.. df. y .. A H '- --', ,-1-I-I -. 4.A,u,.:,.J.,f:'., Q . ,, . A -gif-i. l 4, . .,h,,,,,-.,., ,, ,- ', ., - - .1'y,.'-,,.ff,,'.g- - - -.fr',,'1.'1'7-.-.1v. . , --'n,--.-.g:- -3-4-.. 235 ff ,wi Ginny Alig: Juay Banafhy: Befsy Beaumon: Leann Bewalaa: Cafhy Cohan: Leslie Comeau: Amy Cranciall: Helen Cregger: Maryann Diflmer: Alexa Ganakas: Kaheela Gill: Gloria Golfriea: Jill Greensbun: Marfha Gorgel: Debbie Haburay: Dawn Kaskel: Ann Lewis: Jennifer Lewis: Nancy Liaw: Mary Mangano: Lisa Mar: Kalrina McMurray: Kafhryn Milchell: Krislin Nelson: Janei Pefers: M. Pobielewski: Eleanor Smifh: Grefchen Smifh: Carrie Tebbefls: Maria Vignali: Paula While: Jennifer Adams: Analisa Barrefo: Kale Boege: Jean Bugue: Kelly Byme: Souxii Choi: Jennifer Demello: Gwen Erkonen: Amy Gaskin: Julie Gemell: Marija Grubisic: M.J. Hazelfong Lisa Kaseff: Michelle Kalzenell: Marcia Kimball: Sarah Kinsman: Terri Knulel: Leslie Krambf: Kalhy Linclala: Rufh Lul2: Sue Mars: Kafhy Meier: Erica Meshii: Donna Miller: Julie Parke: Monica Paloki: C, Reinkemeyer: Elizabelh Rilz: Dawn Sellslrom: Lauren Smifh: Kim Tesch: Kalhy Tilaen: Sfacy Towse: Michele Walsh: Jucly Yem, Trish Zembron: Kale Braclley: Lauren Cowell: Lisa Collins: 236 CHI OMEGA We ore ci sisTerhoocI, Chi-O...F-U-N...Lo Chozo...IT's o o.m., Juniors, do you know where your pledges ore?...sTep To The Iefi, sTep To The righT.,.we will show you The ropes...o smoll quiohe perhops?... Doys of our I.ives ... VVhoT ore you soying? ...'Corrie, you hoye o ooller. I THINK his home is IVIork...eTiqueTIe lessons for how To eoi o smoll guioheJ...weII-Troyeieci, eguesTrion. onci The DTE girIs...of The men who you'II soope...Triok-or-TreoT or your phone numper...WoTer Polo IiTTIe sisTers..,os we oruise Through froTerniIy IoncI..f'IVIooon, l'm sorry puT... ...Liso's formol cIoTe service...ricIing The purple woye wiTh Phi Kop, Homecoming '8o...ohioken, ohioken, ond yeT more ohioken...RA's ond Rush CounseIors...Deru...IviorTor Booro... Phone on one. Tronsfer IT To Three. I don'T know howI' '... super-ooTive ooTives ond hyper-ooiives ooTiyes...pIecIge moms ond owl poIs...I?.O.C... I know Rush is o very heoTio Time for everyone ...rememper To poy... PhiIonThropies ...sTringing ...Pseudo-miorowove popoorn...fIuff...Chi Omego Ciossio ...Senior NighT oT The Bor IpuT isn'T she o pIedge?J...I'The niohe ...VVhoT's The pesT house on oompus? Anyone, onyone? CHI OMEGA!! 7 CHI OMEGA RHO FYVVVQH Andred Alexonder: Lee Arioli: Cnrisiobner Coober' Helene Erenberg' Cyrus Fenion' Roger Gornom Ro G ' , , , : xonne ryder: Liso Holmes: L lviionelle Jones: Mio Koczinski: Donneile Koslow: lvlionelle Kolios: Julio Kirsonnousen: Jonn Koelne: Lindo Kolor: Jdnei Krieger: Lduro l Kubioek: Kole Lorrobee: Todd Lindo: lvlionoel IVlcKewin: Toni lvleder: Suzy Meier: Slebndnie Moore: Kerry lVloAleer: Jeff Nielson: ' Debbie Novolny: lvlionoel Obersloelier: Roxdnne Ouilerson: Donold Rebsiock: Anne Rice: Liz Ricndrds: Brendo Rison: Tim Roberls: A Kimberly Solier: Brendd Sonofer: Rionord Sexner: Cnris Sonedffer: Ed Sndjdr: Cnris Trdlmer: C. Cori Vdrney: Rick Wesi: Sdro Winikoff: Soon Zooner: Ddvid Zdmbo: lvlike Robon V I l Tl 238 1 y I 1 l i , K CHI PHI X' A r 4 l qgsflf 'T 1 ,tu Hymie P...TooI of iniquity...I-iolmes...Butch...Apoendoge Fest...The dreoded red x iwho's nextJ...11 cents o miIe...Mets suck...rotisserie booblemdo The Lynch ...Crock o toil ot Chi Phi...Jenny, wont o TU?...God lnot KonferJ...Pock ieoder...LeveIor Blinds...PouI's Porrot... Toble-Bounce-Boot...Beep the horn...the Volume PrincipIe...RoiIrood or Mock the Knife...Crumbcokes Ron Boslow: Drew Beckmon: Gene Brotovich: Fronk Brenzoi: Chris Collohon: Peter Cori: Vince Corlino: Wonjin Chong: Adom Chose: Jim Cherry: Morc Churchmon: Greg Collins: Steve Cortner: Mick Coughlin: Will Doniels: Scott Dickens: Trovis Fore: Chris Goul: Mike Gowlik: Scott Goldflong Tom Gosline: Brion Hortmon: Jerry Heet: Chris Hemmersmeier: Joe Hioskind: Steve Hugo: Mike Jeffrey: Moro Korver: Mork Kotzbouer: Poul Kotzbouer: John Lolis: Steve Losh: Mike Logon: Chris Lynch: Tim McCorthy: Mike Myers: Eric Neu: Mork Nickos: Eddie Ng: Dimitri Poponicholo: Tom Poulson: Greg Peplinski: Ross Peterson: Andy Porembo: Mike Robinowitz: Stu Robinson: Gory Ross: Chris Soine: Derek Sonderson: Steve Serro: Mike Sires: Dove Springberg: Curtis Stenger Joe Tolentino: Rob Turner: Dove Vetol: Todd Wodhoms: Fronk Weil 239 CHI PSI The Lodge...Opdl...lVlonopoly...Torch, Breeze, Cort, ond Cheeks...This offends me...Whitey Night dt the Bdr...Count thdtlmlvluncie, lndiono Closs of 1080...Joe D...Beer goggles...lVlo...imporled beers...Thodmon...Ungh!...Diet Cokes...lVlJE...PSO...ls cheeks here?...lcky...'lNo fot chicks ...King Trevor...Oronge moke-up...Ddn, some girl coiled..pumpkinhedds...brotherhoodmgentlemen in sedrch of excellence l l l P 1 John Allen: John Becker: Rondy Bennett: Eric Burke: Chris Cdrfi: Colin Ceperich: Jim Chorbonnedu: Joe Cohen: Trevor Crunelle: Tim Dovis: Joe DeCorlo: Dove Dietz: Skip Dietz: Tim Donovon: Poul Doyle: John Eosley: Mike Engfer: lvlork Foindru: A.J. Fedor: Pete Honson: Andy Hense: Roy Hutchinson: John Hooglund: Tom lntorcio: Dovid Jo: Gunnor Johnson: Sigurd Johnson: lVlilo Jones: Chet Kondos: Greg Koontz: Jeft Koontz: Trevor Low: Boon Keng Lee: Bruce Ling: John Logon: Bort Miller: Pete Miller: John lvlitrdno: Mike Novin: Noel O'Compo: Phil O'Compo: Brion O'Connell: John Oei: Rolo Pdtton: Rdndy Rosenboum: Rick Rosenboum: Dove Sdfford: lvlorty Siewert: Doridn Simpson: Thdd Stdopenbeck: Bill Townsend: Don Weede 240 V I' J' X . v ' .. . ..,..-.. I 1 ' s K, ,'-5 A W' .- ... ..,, --, ,, X fi ' T ' ' J. , db ' U.. , 2,1 at-6,.:t' 1,4 Ui., ,3,,yjf 5-, If 'dn- b.fg..3 . 7 4M.,ib , ' ff ' - , M' rn 5 , 1 . . N 'gl 'f - Sn W pf -5 ffara Q 92 A . ., , R 'Q ' vi ,. U V fha' At kg.. v' A wx LQ! -if ' Q 5 I . ' -- - 52 .f Y .ly ' ' 3 7 'vf,'.'.' ,-, A-,., - 'Mu' , rv ' V , U, ll ,,, '- .s lv IT, - 'U ' 1 ' 2 2 ' af ar .. - 1' - X l If- A , 'ff A,, ga' X J , L I I , 2 s. , , E ,. 1 .. V X ANAL , k . N A A 1 ' , , 1 1 ' i X 4 V1 , 1'j 'iq' Q LA? N? , 4 Q I I ' 'Q W ' k ' V 5 4, '-31' Qty, -. ' 5' H ,L . ir' P 1 ' 'WK .X wand-A .1 , F 1 'W' x .Q xg ' ' 5 .. -f I mr V , . -YF, .in 1 by . - 4. x Q- V ' n ' ,Q Q42 ix ' -. 'Qld . ,,,, X -. -.. .Q-,. .:' 1, Q-W - , . '-Q kilt, . , 2.5.14 + .U A , , 5,4 SQ Q. .AI fk '4 ' gl' . ,-I fb- 4' JV? J gn'Pa1'f - ff-f ' mt ' ' 1. Xi , V0 '- if 4 ' r .1 Q. DELTA DELTA DELTA li JBA- -'-.-.4 L ,f. , Q- KI I- -v.: ' v L' 5 Q Q. 'wr' xL ,,. ' xl! ,MY 110' rw nik . '-N .1-VJ L3 4- at '-xv-pmwl -F 79 5--Q af if x ,P Lf asijaf i..'f1Y5fQL 4 I . .ITN-'Ax QL..- .--swspgrrv. '- qw M '.-X X J.,- 2 Oh 4 'XX ff ' X! YJ Ki? I DAVAQ ff ,l dak! iff' 41 'ix .xc a' Q 244 K 1111! I DELTA GAMMA Ill 211 J? . Jr 'des sw I 245 Were The DeITs...' '... Grofdz - our fedrless Ieoder...Sheokv, Hoops, Rhiho, HroThQdr, Moo, Mozo, Gogo, iVioDohhd, ohd oO oThers..,Brokeh Bohes...The HdrdesT Working Bodrd Crew OD Cdrhpus..PJ QOC9 SwedTshirTs OD SCITG NOVV...Gdrhmd BeTd... Hoops FdoTioh...The l.OUFTQ9...Th9 LosT CooiTdI of The Cohfederooy...Soohk The Mix...IhTerhdTiohdI PresidehT Woyhe SihoIdir...Ldke MG...GTP.POOVT-DODSY...ChGVN wihe-ohly dT Korheo...PehTwdTer ReTredTs...DeIT fiF9S-DISDTY of wood or er oouohesmlivl T-shirTs FiNALLY...Tdke iT To The Corhrhi'rTee...Yedh, sure...SdfeTy Doorkhoo...PiIgrimdQe To The HeighTs...iviixmosTer...You ore o BASTAi2D!!!...The VVhio...PJ SwedTshirTs- reduced prioes...FiiI The pop moch- ihe...Kiroher Awdrds for Aooderhio Achievement.VVeboodr...ITohih' for d sordToh...VVhiTe Bredd...No more Poisoh Arrowmiviodelihg Week...ShorT ohopTers FTWSOD more Time for AIf ...Brihg iT oh!!!...IFC PresidehT Keh O'PfffT...Chid PeT...Produoe Wdrs...SIush Fuhd.,.PJ SwedTshirTs- They mdke Qreoi Chrisirhds gifTs... ...from old NUi.. ...BeTo Pi CHGDTGV 1893-1987 fwiih ohe exoepTiohJ r' i- -vs, ' I 246 TTPOTU-101 DELTA TAU DELTA Moll Boldwln,Bobok Borin, Brion Bennnoff, Mike Beurner, Broclley Boclell, Cnris Brogon, Tirn Brooke, Pool Bulero, Dove Bylnor, Sooll Corrnionoel, Poul Cneooio, Hon Choi, Kelly Cnoi, Joe Clork, Deon Collins, Sieve Cross, Seon Donnelly, Bill Eiberl, Mike Ellison, Geoff Folk, Joe Gorofoli, Snown Glonville, Sieve Gregornik, Cnris Gulnrie, Gerry Hornmorluncl, Corl Honssen, Frilz Hording, Jon Hougen, Brion Heller, Ryon Hennessy, Jonn Hubbell, Croig Jookson, Kevin Jonnson, Teo Jonnson, Kurl Koliebe, Rob Koln, Josn Kel- ler, Bill Kircner, Kyle Krebs, Brocl Louren, Sieve Lindell, Kenl Linoslrorn, Cnris Leroi, Cnris McDonnell, Jonn Mononey, Ed Milono, Drew Moore, Ken O'Keefe, Jonn Peorsoll, Brenl Peebles, Tony Perison, Moson Reoy, Ron Riegler, Vylos Soulis, Dovicl Sonvvimmer, Cosey Seller 247 .6 ,J V . . , .41 z f , ,.,, .. r ,, rr-f 21.1 . . , J' 'ffffv-Y-r 1:24,-jvj, '. if .4 : - I , ' r Y - l . ' g . V, ff-- .. I, , ,,.f.,,., . J,-f..f. pf ., ,V - ,A , , . A S will -Q -4, I k Dove Bolfonv, Dove Bemslein, Mork Billie, Kelly Bloir, Sieve Brown, Note Cossell, Roy Chobro, Mike Cole, Chuck Crofl, John Cummins, Dol DeVVolf, John Dillolo, Kevin Dowling, Bob Ducliok, Croig Ellenporl, Dove Ennis, Rezo Foricl, Poul Fronk, Sooll Frerichs, Kevin Gore, Jomes Gronl, Bill Honey, Jon l-lonsen, Greg Horwoocl, Brion Koplon, Pele Keromidos, Jeff Kwolinelz, Borl Lorrobee, Jeff Luoos, Thocl Molik, Mork MoGowon, Moll Meoro, Bryon Merrill, Jeff Miller, Sieve Miller, Bill Mosoo, Brion O'Donnell, Kenji Oyosu, Moll Posho, Al Pislerzi, Buo Perry, J.D. Perry, Dove Pokorny, Rovi Roo, Moll Riohordson, Bob Roncleou, Tom Prince, Dove Sock. Mike Solem, Ken Serio, Keilh Slouber, Keilh Sluessi, Ron Tokohoshi, Tim Toylor, Troy Tousey, Doug Woddell, Sieve Wornke, Moll Wiesberger, Mike Whelslone, Ted Yolsko, Rob Zielinski, Jeff Lidz, Brendon Dowling, John Piolnfvski, Ken Golclmon, Jim Pull, Troy, Bienosh, Pol Corroll, Joi Khono, Moll Busiok, Josh Oppenheimer, Eric Wollon, Sieve Howoll, Dove Kohlow, Dwoyne Ledesmo, Tony DiFoloo 248 Downtown, tdke your hdnds off your foce...Cotoh the ndy...Your rnomrnd's oox...Gdsh...ohew with your mouth closed...Mets 4f1...Gdmrno Phi's copier ond the ensuing triol... Skip...Brown-town...Butdrnoruko...VVho's got the crock?..Wendy...IViioheIle...AII with J?...Sohndy...PuII up your ponts...The bowling shirts ordered by SdIem...For you, its free...Thdt's big of you, Gdrnrnd Phi...Bedrs suck! Vikings-Rdiders Superbowlmsuok up your gutmrememoer when McGowon wds oiuiet...The St. Louis convention...Brown orders 810,000 of Iiduor for d TG...Remember BrogIey's IightbuIos... I hope he doesn't find out - SvoIos...Fdt Tim of the Nor'ih...Comb your hdir...AII Spidey's chicks...Whdt ohicks?...ond blow your nose...Bernstein ond Dione in the dttic...Fred Wydtt t. V F' P ,, U ,-',,,i,-L-, ,A I A f- vi A Q .:' ,u'-vfk45,,,.,- Z ,V :W , ,fl A ,-,.,AVf-V. , ,.,,, ,., . Betsy and her many-uttered friends...The girls who wear their sunglasses at night...That Delta Zeta glow...Beware the clapping monkey and Jessie the cow...Beta Betas...The black teddy PJs...Who's in the adjoining room, Sandy?...Staci Adelman them-make them pledge DZ...Erica's out of control...Thanksgiving raw cookie dough and lotsa movies...State Day, the bus that ran out of gas...S1AO for the Jarvis bill. Who? Not us...Who's gotton secretly married?...Homecoming with Lambda Chi Alpha...Our pledges, the interior decoraters...Be logical Dianne...MultipIe what's, Maureen'?...Staci Adelman, Homecoming Court...Brigitta Curtis...Pike Dream Girl...Charlene Pisatowski, Pike Calender C5irl...Kelly Jensen Delta Tau Delta PJ Queen...Phil, Fruit, Formal. L -JV x A fx XXX1 H: Staci Adelman, Anita Advani, Nancy Bauer, Karen Bockland, Jennifer Brown, Robynn Bushner, Debbie Chandler, Michelle Chonette, Cheryl Ebben, Amy Fox, Laura Gee, Emily Heisley, Theresa Hruby, Kathy Kamp, Terrisa Kim, Patty Leonard, Arati Mallik, Kathy McDowell, Allison Rennert, Lizabeth Schneider, Susan Bristow, Diane Brown, Maureen Castellano, Brigitta Curtis, Pam Georgelos, Kathy Clatter, Elaine Hakes, Teresa Kirk, Susan Lee, Rachel Lehrer, Janelle Muntz, Charlene Pisatowski, Sharmila Shahani, Ashlyn Stevens, Allison Tanis, Julie Vanderbilt, Debra Aho, Judi Bolles, Lee Bowman, Lynette Calucin, Julie Courts, Regina Dreyer, Kristen Flemal, Lana Hartshorn, Kris Frazier, Elisa Kang, Rachelle Keaftaber, Lori Kopstain, Cindy Lu, Pam Mesec, Nandita Mohile, Samia Nijim, Michelle Poust, Melissa Rohrer, Kathy Schenck, Teresa Sommers, Dianne Todd, Christa Van Zant, Janie Zerbi, Hillary Berger, Jennifer Collins, Mary Cox, Beth Culley, Virna Evangelista, Lisa Forest, Elizabeth Garcia, Joanne Gordon, Lauri Hamilton, Lisa Hammond, Jen Hyland, Kelly Jensen, Michelle Kabele, Meg Kirschner, Sylvia Klatt, Kim Lee, Karoline Lewis, Pam Llnge, Melea Lusk, Julie Magary, Laura Magyar, Michelle Marsh, Michelle Paloian, Laura Paulus, Amy Thaxton, Alice Um, Ursula Wilianen, Akari Yamada - 250 EVANS SCHOLAR 52 J Till 1 - E 2 1 s ., iflr 'E Matt Kennedy: Brian McCoy: Eberth Alarcon: Dan Laubacher: Charles Martinez: Frank Pasauesi John Berge: John Buergler: John Bertaux: Timothy Delaney: Denio DiFrancesco: Paul Minorini: David Almasi: Mace DeVries: Michael Fahey: Steven Peters: Tina Sadauskas: Stephen Young: Patrick Arnold: Patrick Deasey: Robert Dugdale: Matthew Ford: Richard Kanak: Matthew Sundstrom: Alberto Torrez. Not Present: Matthew Ptasienski: Clifford Swiontek: Cathleen Grindel: Thomas Berge: John Goodman: George Moscoso: David Urban. Sweet Heart: Kris Daly Q V ' .-ww f - - mpc- , .xv .:r1f':f ' . fee , ggi...--' f 1 lf' f p Mfumff' .Aff 7,-,,,.,--o-- m Jodi Abramson, Amy Ackerman, Lynn Addingfon, Jamie Backsirom, Clare Ball, Molly Barber, Kerrian Bard, Janell Barkdoll, Suzy Berg, Sfacey Bondon, Jeani Boofs, Maureen Boyle, Cindy Burch, Delia Burke, Michele Cacdac, Kim Callery, Linda Carpenfer, Leslie Casson, Candice Chaplin, Carol Cleary, Angela Conway, Kirslen Daumann, Maria Davlanfes, Debbie Dean, Charissa DeFrancesco, Kaiie Devlin, Tracy Dowler, Belsy Draus, Anna Ellis, Vicki Fabbri, Fib Fabiny, Hayley Felsher, Jennifer Farrell, Kalhy Frerichs, Debbie Fugafe, Karen Gefz, Jill Gimensky, Jamie Gleich, Lisa Good, Amy Green, Brigefle Greenberg, Susan Hayes, Trish Holding, Jessica Hughs, Robin lrwin, Rufh Javick, Marlha Jeffries, Pauline Jen, Heaiher Johnson, Laurie Johnson, Sally Johnson, Mary Kalish, Kim Kandar, Kaiherine Kao, Gale Kass, Lisa Kenner, Cynfhia Kerlesz, Mona Khanna, Anna Kim, Rulh Kirkpalrick, Pam Konigsberg, Brenna Kriviskey, Pam Kulik, Debbie Lamberl, Judy Lansky, Jamie Lee, Jinnell Lee, Calherine Lundregan, Chrisfina Marra, Wendy Marshall, Cafhy Marlin, Shari Mafras, Donna McDonough, Lesley McKinnon, Joanne Meisfer, Julie Melgas, Heidi Memmell, Marnie Merovilz, Kelly Miller, Ami Mills, Lena Nikolas, Trish Oehme, Andrea Palmer, Linda Pearson, Kelley Pederson, Leslie Pepper, Diane Ploikin, Pam Prouiy, Jelena Raskoyich, Colleen Regan, Amy Replogle, Sarah Rich, Annelfe Ryks, Belle Salvo, Wanda Scolf, Diane Seo, Nancy Shaheen, Janine Sieja, Jill Smifh, Julie Smifh, Sandi Soellner, Laura Sowafsky, Lauren Speranza, Sfacey Slerba, Melissa Teibel, Jennifer Walsh, Effie Zounis 254 ,..,,,,.,..' 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Y. 4 V f KAPPA DELTA E E i 'Z 'S 4:7 Welcome To Club KD...boby pioTures oT The Keg...So, whoT ore you soying...BIock os nighT...GronTecl, iT is o Iorge onimol...Corne book To The five ond clirne...nnen shmen...Aren'T The pledges clorIing...geTTing NUMB oT The Rock...STookecl'?...KD oncl DelT - IM fooiboll powerhouse...WhiTe rose Forrnol oT The Chicogo AThIeTio CLub Lis YOUR JB mon weoring block Tie'?J...l see silver in your fuTure...Konigberg's in her pjs...NoT onoTher Theio Chi!...more green ToffeTo...whoTToyomeon, whoT oucl voses?...Jomie-ish buT oeTTer, lviory-ish, ouT worse...Dore To be o Doggermon...GONE, love is never GONE...The STeve Hofmonn fon cluo...Lenore AshTon BlookisTon, Kim, The ownings gone...DieT DelT, 1X3 less The personoliTv...Drive Noked...lionessmlvlorsholl's lvlysTerv lvlon...she's hounTy...LeT's drink o ToosT To The Koiooo DeITs! 255 GAMMA PHI BETA Yo Qotlo loye it,.Creo cookies with stir fry'?...N is for...the secret sorority - the toothpostenpriss loows ond white loce four founders...it looks like on Edster collorssplock yelvetmshdring your eggmpink corndtionssgoo foo poo... thoughtsmdont you dore come to this founded upon o step...who ore you house without your noils done:..l hote it dinginQ...it's o poy on the phone..f'JANE when thot hoppens...who's engoged this in the holl..permo-smile...crescent weekfspeciol sister' '... it's o poce moons...lorno dune - our first octivitymloye, lopor, leorning ond pledQe...'T2oise up thot C-PA ...who's on loyoltymlhursdoy night lineeupmpledge phone duty...The feud continues - Kids on the dingermpurity test...Clover vs. 'Doys' '... we forgot to mention the Eest Spring Boshmsweet, noive ond chickenmchoose the right one...37 shyngoing on o monhunt...MOONliQhtinQ AWESOME SENlOl?S...rememper Commd :voriotions on the chicken thememput Phi Beto ond don't forget to come pdck woit, there's more..,did we mention the someddy XXXL' B 'lf Virginio Anderson: Kim Arnold: Koren Botchelder: Noncy Botemon: Kristin Berndt: Pourvi Bhott: Suson Bokun: Coroline Boyle: Jocin Brinkmon: Alice Brockwoy: Cothy Brooks: Cote Brown: Lord Butler: Kdthy Contillon: Christine Corey: Lynn Cheng: Shirley Chou: Poulo Corrigdn: Evo Csizinszky: Shorie Cunniffe: Lynn Delor: Melisso Dell'Aringo: Cothey Depew: Annis Dye: Susdn Elderkin: Sherry Ellis: Wendy Fox: Jonno Erosor: Toni Gollogher: Michelle Coneless: Lourie Cerdine: Beth Gertz: Lindo Giorddno: Mcirtho Golov: Cheryl Coodmon: Ndtolle Greulich: Jen Groves: Wendy Gudemdn: Kristin Hdrley: Choron Horris: Ann Hipskind: Ginny Hopley: Bevin l-lorn: Susie Hsieh: Eloine Huebner: Gwen Hurowitz: Chris Johnson: Monico Joseph: Sdily Joshi: Koryn Jurgens: Mindy Kopldn: Corrie Korsten: Amy Keith: Koki Kelly: Mitro Khozoi: Whun Kim: Lourie Krumon: Eileen Lozozzero: Louro Leinweper: Morjie Lido: Comelid Monningsg Kotie Morino: Becky Morsh: Alone Mosters: Michele McKoy: Julie Melchior: Christine Miller: Stephonie Miller: Liz Mleko: Kim Moore: Potty Moyer: Mory Nevin: Stephonie O'Connell: Anne Pcirker: Soroh Pdrsons: Ameeto Pdtel: June Pfeiffer: Liso Pitner: Stocy Pochis: Tiffony Romos: Tonuio Ronode: Bunny Red: Koren Reed: Jill Rennerl: Chris Rietz: Sue Ristow: Michelle Ropinette: Kothy l2uffoIo: Amy Ruhl: Jessico Schlenk: Korlo Schulte: Wendy Schwortz: Wendy Schwimmer: Dione Seoberg: Allison Smythe: Kerry Spooner: Shelly Storr: Sondi Stronne: Boro Swieczkowski: Cindy Thotcher: Kori Thresher: Liso Torronce: Cino Tuesco: Dono Tuttle: Mory Wosyliw: Kdren Woymon: Deppie Weltz: Kdren Wilstein: Kim Wilhelmson: Kimber Wilkerson: Jodi Willord: Kdlyn Wuldtin: Solly Zettergren . 256 KAPPA SIGMA The BesT Cook on Compus...The besT house on oompusmkeeb boiling you idioTs!...Bowling Formol!...Formoll...BowIing?...Long live The lnTeroom DynosTy...5 cows enTered The house slowly, 2 of Them wenT To The Third fIoor...The body berfekT...who mode love To edoh ond none of The pledges?..HOFRAHOFT2AHOFRA...ohobTer's d biioh ond Then you ory...o fence divides 2 yords...House of Al'lQ9T...fCI'lTlQU9 This blurb: x7143J...buT no porkohops, if you know whdT I medn...Jd ne poodu nule, brooim?...eliTe...you omoze mel, I dlwoys Think of us os fighTing! ' ChrisTobher Chen, Roberl Brdnnigdn, Vdn Argyroykis, Douglos Wulf, Jim Aguildr, Alexis Polmieri, Louis ReThelford, NdT Poe, Todd Behme, Mike Cho, Jon Limb, Mike EllioT, Geoff Rogers, Andrew Kong, Jeff Luoe, Dove DieTz, John Borohers, Brod Coolidge, Proskexkes MelomnThripbIe, Kerry Beidelmon, Erio SohmuTzIer, Ben Slodn, Hon. Evon Sonders, Kevin Dovis, Mike Bong, Bo Beoven, Conrdd Tiu, Chris Auslin, Joy Biggs, Mike Coughlin, Kevin Greer, Chris Hondzlik, Worth Johnson, Eric KlofsTod, Tim Oliver, Alex Perry STeve Reok, Konwor Dingh, Chod Thomos, Ken Vokder, SooTT Howie 257 100 yeors strong with o new look fgoodbye to yellow CGFDSTJ but good strong lroditions - Senior Council ond Pooh, on olmost pro tennis ployer, theotre queens, ond leodership to boot. BOOT! They wont to put the piono in the center of the room?...Seddte o theto fl2obyn, Jill, Kindro, DodiJ...Ah-ho lovo...Come on upstoirs - but only on o couple of doys o yeorl Now isn't thot speciol?l Lester's poisley bikini - our Hdwoiion wove indicotormblock sond beoches ond nedr drowning...We need some lovers who won't drive us crozyl Big lvloc, Vol Pol lossholel, Aimless Lucy, ore you o redheod or is it reolly oronge?...God love - BARF! On the moke, Shenon' '... lvlrs. Steworl, our grod student, lunch-time gossip - trips to Buffoloe Joe's insteod of veggies downstoirs, homecoming, IVIAHALO lodies ond gentlemen, Knickerbocker- we broke whot?l, l-leother Curtis - woof woof...2nd floor pronks - who's reolly pulling these off? A Clossic of o tennis tourndment, Anitd's finolly free os o bird, Donno - whot?...Be'rly ond Scory - PLEASEH, Tdke o volium ond give me four...the pit - who needs d bolcony? The boundories of our memories ore the fromes we impose on something os timeless os drl - Chu. Aiming for onother 100 dnd sure to get there. 43' 2. '-if 1.., , THE TA L, WA' ,b J' fm, ., Y' 1.,x , X'3S :'A' Y 40 I , KYB n i V A .,.1a,gq!3., 259 260 .4-' P.. KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA W-MJ ww f L., ml I? -nun-M 'S-L. 261 LAMBDA CHI ALPHA i-iog...Noi oi oII...iviongers...RocI Mon... i should be greoier... I spent how muoh???...Tuoe Room SIugs.,.C5eT off The AnTenno...ReiCi ond Alex Whois The soore?' '... Cool Bononos...One more sTrike...Heinous Wenoh...VVhoT do you siond for'?'?...Wenoh from HeII...Skokie ioii...Bender, Who?...i-ioii Dwigh1...The siori of o cIynosiy,..Soreomin' O's...Whoi ore you soying?...SLAiVi!!!,..AABISSHi-i!l...Is she in high sohooI?...I feor ThoT...Wooky Funsier 262 -fi' Mike Aoorom, Jeff Allen, iviork Anderegg, Geoff Belzer, Sooii Benneii, Croig Bermon, Dove Broin, Phil Broinshow, Ervin Deleon, Choo Dern, Jim Dioorlo, Duke Ferguson, Iviichoel Fulion, Ashwin G-ollerkeri, Eric Honseon, Brion i-iofriohier, Soofi i-iolmon, Po Huong, Gory Joblonski, Jon Josnooh, Jim Jennings, Miohoel Kominsky, Seih Koplon, Ben Kibbe, Sieve Koers, Rondy Korbo, 9 'Sk' ,J , 4 ,ZEN lx U 1 ,. .K 'L' ..,p'..fx,'.,ga-J'-XE . ', '-L.e.ff:. 6 yi I AI xa K, K ,L D . --L 2 v -'u 3 f- 'W' -5 r f f' A 1 eev- ., 'EL ' ,Mmm V, M:.,.,,'.A1. XX' . ' 'V 'VSA' ,xxx I' C 1 - ,M-09' rm Jn.: RA 6' gf? 1 '2- 263 264 J ' 'in'- dfxb PAR? BUW1 ! v b. f I 1 x Wing PHI DELTA THETA .1 YXXR s-Eau J Ned. 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N-...J ' I L' fff '7' U2 :r:',2. 11 Thomas Amplad: Chrislopher Arado: Bradley Barbera: Bela Bamer: Daniel Barlon: Gary Beasley: David Bercu: Ross Blackpum: Brenl Bruggeman: Christopher Bumgamer: David Burleigh: David Callin: David Clapper: Mark Cohon: Peler Craig: John Degulis: Mark Dooley: Gary Dorfner: Kevin Doyle: David Eproon: Neil Fallon: John Gaffney: Edward Gardner: Edward Gilelle: Mark Goldloerger: John Hasenberg: Tom Hodges: John Hoeper: Gordon Johansen: Roloerl Kirby: Joseph Kruse: Il Lee: John Lenell: Ericc Lelsinger: Troy Livingslon: Thomas Lohuis Clay Malcolm: Thomas Mallhew: Michael McConnell: George Milner: Paul Morella: Craig Nossel: Henry Noyes Eric Oslerperg: John Oulcall: George Phelan: Slanley Prosniewski: David Puenle: Chrislian Redfeam: David Rowe: David Ryland: John Saaly: David Sigman: l-lunler Smilh: Sleven Snyder: David Slephens: Kip Sylvesler: Gregory Ticsay: David Vockell: Dale Ward: Bradley Wemlz: David Whillock PHI GAMMA DELTA Frienciship...The Swee-Test InfIuence...TI'1umbs Up!!...IVIiQhTy Proud 267 268 PHI KAPPA PSI lGentlemen, Straight from where the wild things are land with a well calculated primal screamjz Dude! Are you way into that biscuit?...Honor her, as you would Ben Jovi...Strive to become an overwhelming burden on society...Hop-Skip-and go Naked lnot you ChuckJ...What do you guys know about life? We know you're fired...So here's to those that have acauired an HL word...Can't wait for the M word and K words...And now...Amici... World destruction, your life ain't nothin ...Let the memories live and flourish forever.J laiillili 2 2 2 l l E i -J' Derick Ailts, Jimmy Basta, Scott Benjaminson, Tom Borgula, Greg Bradshaw, Bob Brener, Jon Buffington, l-lenry Chang, Bill Chimitt, Lester Crockett, lvlatt Cvetas, Steven De lvlilliano, Jon Decker, Eugene Diaz, Chuck Dressel, Don Eisenhauer, Jeff Farley, lvlike Field, Todd Frese, Doug Graham, Bryce Gray, Tom Grever, Lance l-larlshorn, Tom Herbert, Skib Jerich, Pat Kirk, Joel Klenck, Kevin Kowalski, Adam Kreysar, Brian Krmbotich, Scott Leopoold, Jon lVlcNeill, Scott lvlerkle, Chris lvlichaelson, Craig Notari, Steve Raauin, Scott Ramsayer, Robert Ream, Tom Riley, Jim Robinson, DJ Rodrian, Scott Rodrian, Jim Rogers, Roger Romonelli, Allan Rosenbaum, Jon Shainman, Geoff Somary, Bill Sperling, lvlike Sullivan, John Throckmorlon, Dave Traul, Hank Vogel, Fred Winters, Doug Wolter, Chang Bang Won. 269 N x fl Arthur Auiisi, Thon Axtell, Ken Bergmon, Scott Brown, Don Corlouist, Tony Costo, Bort Crockett, Mike Dorr, Croig Foucht, Alex Gorcio, Kurt Gibson, Steve Gtosoerg, Scott Griffith, Tom Holvorson, Rick Hosler, Tim Hoyword, Jeff Hennion, John Horock, A.J. Horner, Kevin Huck, Mott Jones, Pot Konehonn, Chris King, Teo Kissell, Joe Kosmoski, Ashok Kukodio, Pout Leisen, Dove Lockett, ton Moiomon, Boo Monuet, Jock Morringo, John Mortin, Mork Meyers, Mork Micicllekomp, Scot Montrey, Rich Moroney, Worren Mowry, Tom Poclonilom, Bob Poredes, Brion Pitts, Steve Pelphrey, Russ Pochop, Jeff Rogo, Vince Recoussine, Thom Russo, Dorrin Socks, Emoni Sociurol, Todd Sovoge, Stu Schoni2, Dove Sennerud, Scott Smith, Scot Soeteoer, John Sonnenberg, Alexoncier Stephens, Jeremy Strouss, Doug Toshmo, Roghu Thungo, Broyer Teogue, Ben Tholrose, Mike Treu, Mork Vojdik, Rob Velorde, Mork Winters 270 PHI KAPPA SIGMA Our fovoriie ciork...To The mooh... me, me, wonderful me...WhoT you doin' Irke-reseoroh...The slugmsehior oiTohes...kiTTy TorTure...oouoh poToToes oho The missing Tool... Mr. Messy ond Mr. ChoTTerbox...boff cle jour...Ahheiser ohci Buuuusssooohhh...ZBT wors...Where's Leoh...meoI in o poT...pIuQ ond sookeT...Phi Koo pool how much does she weiQh...11Th floor wor...B.P. fesT...The Typewriier Thieves...ouoh, my oookbohe feels like iT wos spliT righT down The middle...cioTes ore o formoliiymphysios weekehd...ArThur's jookeT...Rob: soio The mouTh...The vogrohT houseQuesT ThoT wouIcIh'T Ieove...SkuII Bosh fh.J: 50 ciruhkeh meh wiTh weopohs...IoTe highi ohoooIoTe pudding... 271 ...Ward, l'm worried aboul The Beaver, PIPHILOVE, June...lmagine...la la la...lusT lei loose...And well-YOU KNOW...33 pledges...Spiaggia...Play loy of The gods...foreign...BoIivian...recenlly rejecled...veal granola bars...lech exec...when you see a chance , lake il, find romance...salmon man...fried bananas...princess...Wooshka...Does anyone vvanl a pizza?...Mary lhe maid...Preslon, Daphne, Edna- cooks, cooks and more cooks...lhe Albino from hell...are you a girl scoul...dollface...a crazy spelling bee... lazerium...lhe Big Chill...Barring AGAlN...Pearl's choice 5 days a week...Hooly...definiTe, definile plans...VPG...married, pregnanl, and living in a lrailor park...A happy ending lo a SAAB slory. fy. 1 5 srlimv ,,, ' igflil T 'Plgyiw TX I Mary Sonja Aasen, Kelly Abale, Mary Amdslen, Wendy Beer, Slephanie Bloom, Sheri Bompey, Debbie Brandwein, Mary Belh Cash, Holly Cook, Darcy Day, Andi Durbin, Melissa Duval, Miriam Epslein, Erin Feeney, Charlolle Fujishiro, Carolyn Ginsburg, Becky Gould, Judy Gunn, Amy Gullenberger, Chung Ha, Eunice Ha, Susie Hahn, Pam Hall, Sarah Harper, Marlha Haviflrey, Lesley Hay, Lori Heller, Allison Hochberg, Maria Hondros, Lindsay Hunler, Amy Jackson, Ann Kidd, Debbie King, Lisa Kurlz, Pam Labdon, Renee LaMear, Marilyn Lamonl, Chrisline Lavelle, Trislan Lemons, Toni Leong, Maria Longi, Zoe Lieberman, Nina Malic, Laveme McKinnon, Madeline Meizler, Carolyn Mills, Molly Milchell, Maureen Mullen, Lisa Nelson, Julie Noack, Liz Obbard, Kelly O'Donnell, Slasia Ogden, Erin O'Malley, Cara Osler, Allison Pay, Ana Pelrovic, Annalisa Planlamura, Andrea richardson, Amy Rubin, Jill Rush, Chrisline Sanders, Daniella Sando, Karen Senffner, Sue Skiles, Suzanne Skok, Kim Slahor, Lisa Smilh, Lora Soflrel, Lisa Thomas, Penee Tsangalias, Moniaue Veldl, Jocelyn Villaneuva, Calhy Wible, Rhea Zervas, Laurie Zenfver, Asha Bahadoorsigl, Laura Blaney, Shannon Brickner, Karin Brueckner, Sharon Burks, Jennifer campbell, Nicole Callell, Sandy Cha, Grela Dembaugh, Michelle Fisher, Carol Fuhrman, Barbara Gallagher, Kim Granik, Leslie Gullahom, Heidi Heller, Holly Hickman, Caroline Kim, Becky Lies, Jennifer Linderolh, Lili Malsuda, Joni McMechan, Jean O'Mahoney, Nancy Orlenberg, Tracy Poe, Tracy Pumilia, Molly Reiler, Carsi Richards, Rosie Seelaus, Carolyn Shapiro, Rachelle Simon, Courlney Slevens, Roblin Tucker, Jackie Vargo 272 SHIRYIAY gf ! : -' L -. 5.1 3 5 Pl BETA PHI be , A,. , A A A 4' - w ' Q A ff,-x ' -1 ' 44 , ' f' ff 4f'i...M Af ,. Q, 9,94 wwf' '.l ' 2' -' ,QL -1 4 f 'gfi --4 Ai hi ,,1' ,us f 1 u- xl,-,,,s-...J I' ,ffl 41, 1-f1'2E': ' hi? ,V If 27 3 1 l -5-H5 --'--W Y g 41- ---- ': iff'TfLJ...........aui Q . 5 ig, ' M rf x I -J f,a,,.,.-f.,, ver C' 1. l l lr li l l Bosil Adod: Dovld Ambrose: John Angelo: Bemordo Arios: Andy Armdcosl: Bob Armooosl: Jeff Boldvvin: Jim Bdlldn: Pele Bedell: Sooi Berkey: Bo Blookbum: Jim Burmeisler: Chris Clower: Lee Cohen: Alex Dohl: Doniel Deon: Roberl Else: John Fohrmeier: Andy , Friedmon: Dole Fry: Bill Gorge: Tom Hdwley: Mike Hillmon: Johon Joseph: Rezo Keshovorz: Jon Loshbough: Ddvid Mobon: John lvlosiulewioz: Brel Molnnis: Kevin Miller: ldno lvlonosiero: Moll Myers: Miohoel Nelson: Alex Poohelli: Brenl Rodeloff: lvlork Reohlin: Doug Robbins: Sion Russell: Roberl Sohluler: Eric Seoohrisl: Rich Skrenlo: Curtis Smith: Soofl Sloding: Lee Tye: Tim Wong: Rob i Woodford: Croig Zummer: Joe Akers: Jim Erdmonn: Sion Former: John Fingerson: Poul Gormley: Dovld Hollonder: Todd Howord: T Andy Huggins: Trenl Lorson: Tim Lowlon: Kevin McBride: Joel Popo: Fronk Porro: Vivek Prdohond: Joe Sieinberg: Brion VonDerWilT: lvlork Wodrzyk: Jeff Wollers: Chris Willidmson 274 K i U Pl KAPPA ALPHA 275 1'Z'inlllf :IL 27 ,l S 'Q Led F ----- ' ZeppeIin...Two for Foos...Just suck it...Fieish-douohe...Red Sox - Mets, the oldsh of the titdns...OCPU lives, unemployment here we oorne...Feegoo, he's on idiot, but you gottd love hirn...The Feegoo Zoo...Bronoos, the best in '87...Buy o Chevy for SSO, get o MUSTOIWQ free...BdlI gdme...Bon F ----- ' Jovi...Just some little ones...you con look it up...pdy the piperubeers, bdthrobes ond boxers...Oh, - nothing...Duuuuude, pussfellow, steeeeeeewned...King Foos ond his Courl..Mdnotee AIert!...Rooket Rod, where ore you?...NFC lno fdt ohioksJ...the two ndgs lFriz dnd 1 TwohigJ...I, Psi U...pinky thot s---...tdke thot with you...okdy, we're goin' the FULL nine yords...she gdve rne the Heisrnon...S11,000 sooidl, how did you go over'?...Rodd Rdlly, Speed hdd to chedt to win..f'you'lI get nothing ond you'll like it!' '...l ' Tommy, she wos oldssyf' llvlike ThompsonJ... l-li, l'm Bob lVloAdoo from Prudentidl Boche Seourities ...'tCdn I touch it to your edr? ...l love rne.-Rdinbow... It's usudlly bigger thdn this ...Oh for October... our son hos entered the semindry ...'tl f ----- ' hdte him... Thot's d riddIe! ... Did Foster get o bid? PSI UPSILON i i 2 X 5'-ffl ' A55- Slu Abrohdmson: Chris Berg: Ross Berner: Mike Brousseou: Cory Brusmon: Mike Finsler: Scoli Freidheim: Borry Greenfield: Whiiney Grimm: Kevin Hedl: Nick Hovvord: Dove Lindo: Tug McGrovv: Joe Noguierd: Fron Quinn: Siosh Romoiovvski: Mike Reddy: Sieve Schochler: Andy Sklover: Eric Sloon: Sieve Slrongosky: Dove Tullis: Dove Weiss: John DeSmel: Don Eoslein: Mike Fegon: Jeff Fisher: Dove Fleishmon: Chuck Friedmon: Jim Giniher: Morcos Gonzolo: Woyne Hill: Tom Kommerer: Tom Kelly: Dorrell Nolori: Tom Nogueiro: Mike Prescorl: Borl Reier: Perry Rein: Kevin Schullz: John Spector: Ross Weismon: Crdig Wisner:Chris College: Sieve Egreslis: Jimmy Ferolo: Chuck Frizelle: Greg Groeoer: Sieve Gonzolo: Boo l-londelmon: Josh Levinson: Glenn Modico: Jim Muldoon: Morc Rohr: Sieve Riconoii: Mork Richer: Joe Schmifl: Gordon Scoli: Al Smoll: Peier Si. Aubin: Mike Siummer: Troy Tepp: Dove Twohig: Dove Alexonion: Todd Cohen: Jim Conzemius: Todd Curry: Sieve Lehrhoff: Ben Moxwell: Mike Porker: Derek Sommonn: Howdrd Siegel: Jeff Sluecken: Mike Thompson 277 SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Michael Bjornstad, Joe Sugar, Bob Davidowitz, Andrew Barr, Josh Portman, Louis Gerhardstein, Jon Shapiro, Bill McCrea, Doug Kunin, Mike Zim, Peter Elstrom, John White, Paul Mancino, Barry Kroot, Dave Joseph, Marty Hall, John Wickersham, John Blank, Andy Venell, David Finch, William Zuehke, James Cordes, Scott Bindley, Chris Nichting, Stuart Boharl, John Lathrop, Paul Tilley, David Wamer, Greg Thomas, William Adams, Tim Church, Doyt Conn, Troy Eiper, Mark Morlenson, Brent Olseon, Paul Reddy, Jim Talano, Scott Ummel, Chip Weinberg, Kurt Koppleman, John Lloyd, John Sullivan, Gene Hong, Erik Freiloerg, Rohina Mustapha, Josh Schott, Jeff Benerofe, Ron Konezny, Clayton Crowley, Greg Wilkinson, Jim Foley, Brian Saltzman, Paul Renucci, Brendon Smith, Marc l-leitoff, John Yen, Chad Thuman, Larry Hoffman, John Pustell, Mike Nekritz, Pat Halinan, Brandt Malelo. 278 Fumifure Suk, Mdn!...Ms F- LeT's voTe her doTive...STelld...GrondThefT Seed, Guppy, Beef, Psycho, Duvoll, in...Sdm Show up yeT?...Bubby...PeTer GolfcorT...Division of The Assembly...R'oin Tinkler'?...LeT's roToTe on 'em...ShuT in The lounge...No Slugs...Cdn someone Johnny MGC' DOUQS Fresh' Smmommc' up!!!...'Aw, jusT give iT book To 'em, do Grdhdm's Bodrd Job?...Hdve we goT Vernon, Big Cneezl eh' yor, SAS' Bed, Kosup...She kicked The buokeT...You sure qudrum?...Vinny To Willy Brown...Mobile This rock wos Thrown by o odr?...Ndme: Bdr...Are you sure she's d liTTle Vice 'Ce' Peief Timer?---FUdVUCkef5f Jdmes Brown...Johnny Reb, who's The sisTer'?...Who is This ydhoo?...Doo Zoo - Wcsfedl HUWHHHG Weors elf bootsmwor chick from l.oyold?...Where's The guesT you re orohives...Rubin Lives...Sky lisT'?...40 yedr old odTs...VoTe The Sdrge, BMOC, Hdwk, Ddmn Eogle...You puT in The pony Tooe. STeve Aokermdn, Rdndy Allsup, Mike AlTer, Simon Anoliok, Mike Berg, Noel Boeke, ScoTT Brown, Tom Burke, Rich Chdrles, Mdrk Ciendwski, Derek Clifford, Tom Crdig, SooTT Crews, Eric Ddliere, Poul Erliohi, Jeff Fellers, Bdrry Fldnik, Derek Frosf, Sieve George, Mike Gershon, Moro Goldsmilh, John GoyeTTe, Jeff Griswold, Roo Guihrie, SooTT Hdllermon, Crdig Holley, Jdy l-louck, Allen l-lowse, Sieve Jensen, MdTT Johnson, Ddvid Jones, Pdul Kdpldn, Chris King, Kris Kosup, Boo Kuhlmdn, Roger Kumble, Ross Kwok, MdTT Lindsey, John MoGdrry, Mdrk McKee, Refer MoWeeny, Addm Miller, Joe Miller, Ddn Mooers, Doug Neff, Josh Porks, Josh Reler, Wes Powers, Josh Proidss, Shdn Rufherford, Trenf Sdnden, Peier Sdrgeni, Don SooTT, Don Sedver, Anihony SilveTTi, Ken Sklor, John SmiTh T, Andrew Sohn, Soofl Sonnensohein, Sfeven Sferneok, Doug SToTlond, Pefer Siueokemonn, Grohom STumof, Peler iinkler, Roo Wdldron, Siephen Weinrio, Jondfhon Weiwdsser, SooTT Wesildke, Sieve Vllillioms, Jim York, Ken York. 279 ll T' J' 1 wil.: Mdrlin Axelrod, Brenl Bdrdnko, Geoff Bdrr, Tim Beforl, lon Biedermdn, Dominique Boulel, Bolo Brenl, Tim Brown, Ion Comeron, Jeff Corlisle, Sedn Corr, Bill Collin, Andrew Cldrk, Sedn Conlon, Mdlcom Doy, Bob Defeo, John Deloloye, Jim Denndn, Derek Deskey, Dirk Disoer, Jim Dudo, George Eckerl, Erick Ellsweig, Don Erdnz, Croig Ereedmon, Jon Ereemdn, George Gordner, Pol Gerdghly, y Mork Godsey, Dove Groms, Greg Greoihouse, Wdlly Hoywdrd, Mike Heflin, Brion I-lelheringion, Bill Heisenbullel, Skip Hilion, Fuzz J Hogdn, Doug Houck, Tom Johnson, Rooen Johnson, Drew Jones, Tom Koczmorek, Angelo Koo, Holmes Kresge, Mork Kuusick, Trenl Lomorighl, Phil Lone, Erick Louber, Boo Levy, Don Moclellon, Rick Mdrks, Mike Mdrlin, Boo McBride, Rondy McClelldn, Doug McGinley, Sluorl McMonus, Borishe Miller, Mork Miller, Sig Muller, Chris O'Connell, Chris Olenec, Chdrles Overy, Jon Possmon, Chris l Potion, Andy Pieogros, Doug Polond, Rick Qudllioline, Rooerl Riondo, J.B. Roberts, Pele Solzmonn, Dwighl Sewdrd, Bruce Seymour, 'l Jim Simon, Doug Smilh, Greg Smilh, Greg Sonnenberg, Todd Sleworl, Jim Siiefel, Sieve Sun, Jdjon Tdlooles, Breh' Tdylor, Chris Voggdlis, Jeff Wogner, Rick Zehender. I 280 ...lhe Hotel...Rm AOA: The Den of sophis- an eye...The Surf Shop...Jackpat...Can't tication...Food me, Pizza...Booker, Curtis, take the pressure...active from hell..fBill Lucille, the greatest alive today...The Catlin: Pledge for life...lvlama puy me a House is changing, everything is chong- new pair of shoes...Where's my scoo- ing...Home of Playland...Franzls Taxi...Phil ter...Zippity-doo-dah...Anarchy...SWEET!...l Laneskl...l'm as happy as a fat pass love to packstap, I really do...Alta boy, under a lilypad...N.F.C...Do you know Chuckwheal...The G-ro'rto...Tim Befort's Stosh?...Stabpin' Capin...Look at them Mom after he's finished dinner: Jav nuf snappers...It's funny until someone loses deet'?...And to think I thought a Hunga- SIGMA CHI rian was a well-endowed man from Gary, Indiana..,So, do lvlr. and Mrs. Hogan still think Fuzz is Homecoming King?...VVhere the F- are we going to live next year?...The King Wing...l know where we can live, 1603 Orrington Gar- age, Garage Jockeys extraordinaire! 1 L 281 THE TA CHI I,m noT asexual: I like Iacrossemgel manoeuvre dude...shorT faT while chicks,..piranha games...Coiffe...PrimiTive i EasTern European menTaliTy.,,PeTron...she was 141, looked 18, acTed l6...John and Lori, ' can I use The resTroom'?.,.one momeni Bop...No facial hair, pody hair, Fred: no ass hair STeve...Sans-rap...Laura, I love you, l Think, as a friend...Tic...Tic...Tic...PFC never came...don'T Throw The hoTdogs...Speak Anniemforever shilly...Jerry's kid...WhaT are I you wearing Nick?.,.Jim's purple pug...Elvis I3ros...random orienTaI chick...JusT AWOL...DidioT...Andy Bueller...Don l-lo...Ed O...LAGNAF,..Clare? I don'T haTe her...l goi a really good pand...5 min. club...lawnmower...SCORE...The PiT...l skied once..,Domino's man...Madison Tri-DelT from hell...The syslem works...Glu's aT Pike...VVhiTe Team...Deepu's Wheelchair...Flip...Hey WTSTPI, you, man, don'T Take my Trip...l won'T shave my head,..l was good Sal, ask Todd...Lord Reilly I X 5, Ed Awh: Wes BenneTT: AnanTh Bhogaraju: Tim Brighlpill: Bop Braham: Sieve Cahillane: Todd Cini: JonaThon Cooper: Fernando Del Rio: Paul Didier: Dave FiTe: Dave Foley: Deepu Gidwani: KeiTh GilTner: Mike Glogowski: Michael Goldman: Mike Greenberg: John HarringTon Jr.: John HarringTon Sr: Dean Hasse: Craig Havighursi: Rob Helms: Dave I-leronemus: Sieve Huff: Craig Isaacs: Norm Johnsion: Ted Kaiauskash Jim Klien: Bill Kopper: Sieve Korlanek: PeTer Korneffel: Nick Kouchis: Michael Kroll: Charles Lee: Mark Levin: Paul Lim: Jim Mail: Gregory Mallek: STeve McGee: Jim McLaughlin: Joey Miyamura: Todd Morgan: Jonaihon Osler: Mike Overpeck: Sam Palmer: Roo Perozynski: Emil Radosziics: Rick Redondo: Phil Roemer: Arthur Rooks: Dave Sachileben: Chris Sias: Kelly Smiih: Jeff Smiihwick: Roo SupleTTe: Lokesh Taniuwaya: Reilly Tierney: John VVeinsTock: Mike Weiss: Craig Zeigler 282 Marriage Epidemic...Buming is for wimps...MaraThon charges...ETiaueiTe nighT...STrengTh in diversiiy...Kevin The manhole Nunan...Don goT pIasTered...Do your house jobs!!!...Go Bears .... OK., who can'T make iT now'?...MoTion To sTockpile, Tranauilizers for The Senior Exec...wresTling, baskeTball, waier polo, hockey, and soccer...The Rojanya...WhaT Time is charge This week?...When are you gonna pin her'?...ToronTo lKevinJ...Our house in The middle of The Quad...Bum nighT...Greek Town lPeTros, ooopaaJ...Everyone's a faTher...Blue is for variely...The Oaks Club...l-2-3-11-5-6-7-8-9-1O-11-12-13-141-l5!!...3 shoT club...The Juke Box...Can you jusi imagine'?...Tad's my idol...The Leaning dude..,dig The new breed THETA DELTA CHI f Dave Allen: Joe Bales: Rich CanTe: Neil Chriss: Chris Clary: Shane Edgingion: Jeff Elbe: Jeff C-rose: Mike Hanson: Charles Hardaway: Brian Herzing: Chris Herzog: Dave Hochfelder: Rodger Kampf: Sieve Khalif: Brad Laidman: George Luk: Dan Margeiich: Jon Michel: Adam Orlov: Jim Peierson: Tom Pfaff: Evan Price: Joe Riccardi: Jason Scarpone: Ralph Sellman: ScoTT Shawver: Ed Six: Gregg Treadwell: Jeff Tumer: Chris ViTTore: Doug von Nessen: Mark Whiiehead . 283 A TRIANGLE ihurioerools Holjlli guys' f...X Eh, you goihg Clo ool or yyhoiff ',,. Kelly who? No, hol Kelly Hui' '... l'll borrow you some oosh.r.TOURNEY.,Hi Tri-Delllmlvlihohg we go eoi.r.Jim offlmlrohihg oooros oh CjOOfS..,lllODQl6 Norlh.,. Yose, l jommeo oh lhol ohel...Hi Theiolflh my homeTowhr.. .,PoT offI.r,Trohsformers...suhCleokl...Hi DG!ii.Hovyoii Cluo T-shirlsmpisoes ohcl oioes...A house of ehgiheers oho yoyeurs...Hi Hooor'l!...PoToloes Through The wihc:low...LisI...where's lVluggihs7...Do ii, olo iilf Oh Sleyie' ',.. ih F, S, oho C...so help us Zul '9 fj 'w -.4 Cb 61 .Lg ga: :gl Sieve Leeoy, Guorrih Sokogowo, Behiomih l-Io, Dohiel Nohoopii, Timmy Chuh, Kehhelh Hee, Alex lcliohohoy, Greg Kell, lyiiohoel Kihhovy, Greg Koyoos, Seoh Liu, lylork lvloroye, Jomes Oh, Moll Pelerseh, Rick Robihsoh, Johh Roso, Chris Soyer, Eric Seelou, PAlriok Sihooole, Polriok Sweeney. 284 4- 1' I Ymg 4 - 5 Q JS! . '1 x1 ,SKK . W 5 5 nv' Y 5 Q. , .- ,X . V i M. X ,- W N. I ,-. A u re-vx.1.- f'f15'45'7't7'g 5 I bil? My-,,w:.-I - , Q ,. ,Q .0 '33-:mx 'TV A -'Ax-Ziff -Koi' . 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I'm syuck wiTh Waxman...The Tower of Power-The TradiTion conTinues...ShIomo, Brenner, and Waxman-The Desi of The year...The man in The suiT has jusT boughT a new car on The profiT he's made off your clreams...Rookea! Slammeai The Tripod-I could do This forever...The spice of life...I love The smell of napalm in The moming...KenTucky Defoy-once again!...BroThers of Harangue Nara Dog and The BeasTJ...Always use The boTTom bunk...Gimme a nasal-or even an ear...Nil...The CaT...You and me, l3uclcly...WiT du faT walleT...SpliT Screen...You are in NO WAY an equal...'course...Do The Augwalk...l LOVE ZBT! '--i-..-............ , ., ,. ...Ag , rs'-5' z N X si 'tg 5 5 5 1 xr lv . I ' 2, X X, V X - ksksS1 N ' N -iQ5i5. X, 5 gs b 'f Z,ss. . 5 A . Y --. N, 52 1 skbx' -.'-0 ' 1, - sd 15 Q . R .R ,. A I 2 R , , X 3, 1 :I -6 ' R 1' l L' .U K'A, 1 .- i v g , . 'wg' . S . .', ,ith 1 A 5 5 W H ' , sw, 1. y I Q, x ' A' Rh 5. EX' K X . -. wp, 4 ' J .T N , 1 . , -wx if - . 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V .,3:-,:Sv,si51,,fe 2244 ifwmipyzw-we,.,wZ'f,J'f:4:3'-'Tgge'hx M.1.Q,':,,.1gyA--in-ppg:g:,. A- -1 , DANILOFF Nicholas Daniloff, a 51-year-old American journalist, was arrested in Moscow on August 23, 1986. The KGB took him into custody on charges of espionage and transporting secret documents. The Soviets held him in prison until September 11th, when they released Daniloff into the custody of U.S. Ambassador Arthur l-larlman. On that same day, the United States allowed arrested Soviet diplomat Gennady Zakharov to be transferred into the custody of the Soviet ambassador to the U.S. Zakharov was arrested in New York the day before Daniloff was captured by the Soviets. The impending release or possible exchange of the two prisoners became a topic of conversation between Secretary of State George Shultz and Soviet Foreign Secretary Schevardnadze. Their meetings involved the release of Daniloff and Zakharov and the impact it would have on the upcoming summit between Reagan and Gorbachev. Miranda Daniloff, daughter of Daniloff and an '84 Northwestem graduate, spent the time her father was held hostage waiting for news of his freedom. She curtailed her audition schedule and spoke to her father on the phone occasionally. On September 29th, she heard of her father's release on television. Immediately, Daniloff was on a plane to Washington to greet her father. Secretary of State Shultz orchestrated the release of the hostage. Daniloff returned to Washington via Frankfurt, West Germany on September 29th. He thanked President Reagan for all of the United States' interest in his situation. As a result of this maneuvering, Reagan and Gorbachev met on October 11th and 12th in Iceland to discuss arms build-up and other tensions between the U.S. and the U.S.S.R. xx 1 4 . ' f - , -+- i i N' . as ' tsfgvgfis X - alll' tilt rr A-e s: -Q ss 2'- .. '- amy ' ' , I 1 .' ....f'... ,. ' A -. -, VV l-wFrwl1'fii ' T 'lt - .. 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The U.S. planes that took off from a British air base were forced to fly 1,200 miles out of their way when France denied the United States permission to use its air space. The attack came after terrorist bombings on a disco in West Berlin and in the Rome and Vienna airports. President Reagan made the decision on the bombing after he was shown what he called irrefutable proof of Khadafy's role in the violence. After the raid, U.S. troops worldwide were put on alert, and Moscow cancelled a scheduled meeting with Secretary of State George Shultz. M .W Nu-f 'fr-'1. SAKHAROV After six years of intemal exile in the city of Gorky, Soviet physicist Andrei Sakharov, the famed human rights activist, was freed by government officials and allowed to retum to Moscow. Also released was his wife Yelena Bonner who had been exiled since 1984, after being convicted of anti-Soviet activities. The couples' release signaled the end of the Soviet Union's most celebrated human rights case and was indicative ol Soviet leader Gorbachev's desire to ease international criticism of the USSR's record on human rights. HOSTAG ES Relations with the Middle East were punctuated by a moment of sanity this year. With the help of Anglican envoy Terry Waite, three American hostages held in Lebanon were released. After months of negotiation, Waite wa: able to secure the men's freedom this summer from the Islamic Jihad, a pro-lranlan terrorist organization. The three men, the Rev. Lawrence Marlin Jenco of Joliet lll., the Rev Benjamin Weir, head of the Presbyterian Church, 1 and David Jacobsen, a former Beirut 1 hospital administrator, looked tired and 1 a little older, but said that their treatmen overall had been good. l Eight other Americans are still missing I in Lebanon, and despite repeated DIGCI for their freedom, the Islamic Jihad has l refused to release them. They are ' demanding the release of 17 Arabs Q jailed in Kuwait before they will free thef Americans. I' r l r Ill I . 324 l l INTERNATIONAL ,IQ IRANSCAM The sterling finish thot hos olwoys protected President Reogon from controversy wos tomished this foll os the lronion orms sconddl unfolded. The focts of the controversy were slow in coming, moinly due to o suspected Wotergote-style cover-up, complete with document shredding. However, it oppeors thot the U.S. govemment, with lsrdeli mediotion, redirected poyments from covert on'ns soles to Iron to the Nicoroguon contrds. Ndtiondl Security Council Chief John M. Poindexter, Notionol Security Aide Oliver North, Notionol Security Advisor Robert lvlcForlone ond White House Chief of Stoff Donold Regon were instrumentol in the dedl. Both Poindexter ond North were dismissed by Reogon. Regon, coming under intense criticism for his hondling of the offoir, reluctontly resigned. lvlcFdrlone, os o result of the controversy, ottempted suicide, ond is recovering in the hospitol. Whotever the president's role in the scondol, the credibility of his 'ddministrotion wos irrevocobly domoged. NNAHE . Terry Woite, the Anglicon envoy instrumentol in the releose of three Americon hostoges, wos himself obducted in Beirut on Jon. 20. Woite is believed to be o coptive of the militont Shiite lslomic Jihod. The Shiites ore opporently responsible for holding other foreign hostoges, including severol Americons, in Lebonon. The pro-lronion foction refuses to free the hostoges unless their demonds for o prisoner trdde ore met. -105 CAMEROON Comeroon wos the site of one of the yeor's worst noturol disosters. On Aug. 21 o bubble of scolding gos escoped from the eorth. The mixture of corbon dioxide ond other toxic goses wos corried by the wind, ond within minutes, 1754 people ond countless onimols were killed, bumed by the steom ond chocked by the toxins. I .- s' 3' f 5 Qi-2-is-V - -. 'Q Q.. 25 Et .,f ' if I ' V , . , . .Q HM , A 3: Q .L X I -.I ' 'N' .. lr 1' , 'A' ,Jr - Y , ,, , '91 ,- VS? V V , ff . w 1 bf'- f il x V A-w . . . -::7':li'f E. .4 1- 532-5 HASENFUS Eugene Hosenfus received on eorly Christmos present on Dec. 17, 1986. Hosenfus, who wos sentenced to serve o 30-yeor joil term in Nicdroguo, wos pordoned ond freed by President Doniel Ortego os o holidoy gesture of peoce. Hosenfus hod been put on triol ofter his plone wos shot down over Nicoroguo. During his triol, Hosenfus odmitted thot he hod been smuggling weopons to the rebel forces. Hosenfus wos turned over to Sen. Christopher Dodd, D.-Conn. upon his releose. Y' dl, V. , i2Y '1 ?zAQ Ef'1 if ii - Q1 3 RACISM Nineteen years after the assassination of Dr. Marlin Luther King, Jr., the dream that he so vividly envisioned has yet to be realized. Incidents in Howard Beach, N.Y. and Cummins, Ga. brought the nightmarish reality of racial violence to national attention. ln Howard Beach, three young black men were stranded in a predominantly white neighborhood when their car stalled. When they tried to get help, a gang of white teenagers chased and beat them. Trying to escape, Michael Griffith, 23, ran out onto a six-lane highway, was hit by a car and killed. After the initial charges against the white teenagers were dropped, Gov. Mario Cuomo, responding to inflamed racial tensions, appointed a special prosecuter to investigate the incident. The case ended with 12 indictments, 3 on second-degree murder and Q on lesser charges. ln Cummins, a city in Georgia's all-white Forsyth county, white residents violently demonstrated against black civil rights marchers. The open tensions between the races prompted black talk show host, Oprah Winfrey to broadcast her show from Cummins. During the taping, blacks protested her decision to only allow residents, who were all white, into the audience. MEESE As a reflection of the nation's growing conservatism, Attorney General Edwin lvleese created a task force to crackdown on pornography. The goal of lVleese's task force is to require retailers, producers, and distributers of sexually explicit visual depictions to maintain records of consent and proof of age by performers and to prohibit the use of performers under age 213' The task force was created in an effort to control the abuses and the proliferation of pornography. lVleese's ultimate goal is to widen obscenity laws, and, through the task force, he hopes to develop a more concrete plan of attack. -3' lr? I -In ' wb .N 33:1375- HJ3., 1 A X 1- ' :ss 'W' J DRUG TESTING The Transportation Department and Congress decided to expand drug testing, just weeks after the AmtrakfConrail crash which killed 16 people and injured 175. After investigations into the cause of the crash, it was discovered that two of the Conrail train operators were found ti have marijuana in their test samples. lVlore extensive testing is slated. Plans include broad-range drug testing and rehabilitation programs and will require random testing of airline and railroad industry employees. DRUGS The war against drugs was the most fashionable cause of 1986. Everyone 1 from Nancy Reagan to Gene Simmons urged the country to just say no. 1 As every good movement must have? its villian, the war against drugs had l crack, This refined, smokable form of cocaine proved to be an effective scape goat because of its highly ' addictive nature and its auestionable purity. ' TAXES One of The mosT sweeping Torx reforms in hisTory wos insTiTuTed in 1987. Reogon's overhdul meonT lower Tdxes for mdny workers, buT iT olso eIlminoTed mdny prized deducTions. The corporoTions were noi forgoTTen under The new lows os Their Tox burden incredsed dlso. STUDENT TAX In The cdTogory of IIfe's cerldinTies, pdying Tdxes hos To be included. However, wiTh The new Tdx lows, even ThdT becomes uncerldin. STudenTs ore pdrTlcuIdrIy hdrd-hiT, ds The sTonddrd deducTion IimiT wos lowered To 32,540 from 33,560 The chdnge will moke o big denT in sTudenT's Tdke-home poy from summer ond work sTudy jobs. The dmounT sTudenTs could eorn wiThouT poying federol Toxes chonged becduse of The eliminoiion of The double exempTion Idw, which hod ollowed sTudenTs cloimed ds dependenTs To olso Cldim Themselves os exempf. DROUGHT One of The mosT devosToTing droughTs in U.S. hisTory hiT The SouThedsT This yedr. Formers ThroughouT The region could only sTdnd helplessly by, wdTching ds Their crops wilTed, ds The once-ferTiIe soil Turned To dusT. AT The pedk of The droughT, crop fdllures were reporled from souThern Pennsylvdnid To norlhem Florido. Ivldny fformers in Georgid, Tennessee, ond The Cdrolinos, The sTdTes hordesT hiT, were driven To The brink of flndncidl ruin. AIDS AIDS, dcduired immune deficiency syndrome, hos become mdn's mosT fedred diseose. The spreod of The disedse ocross The counlry in boTh The goy ond heTerosexuoI communiTles hos lefl noThing buf pdnic ond duesTions in iTs wdke. The diseose Touched NU when iT wos revedled ThoT o couple of sTudenTs hod conTrocTed AIDS. In on oTTempT To colm feors ond disprove mylhs, Sedrle HeoITh CenTer held Two forums on The disedse. In one discussion, o mon wiTh AIDS spoke, olong wiTh medicdl professlonols. The fuTure, dccordlng To The Surgeon Generol, is for from promising. IT is esTimoTed ThdT dlmosi 100 million people worldwide could die from The diseose by The yeor 2000, ond ds of now There hos been no progress Towdrd d cure. NATIONAL BOESKY In November, well-known Wdll STreeT Troder Ivon Boesky wos forced To poy S100 million To seTlle chorges lhoT he hod used inside informdTion To profiT in TORG-OVGT bids. The SecuriTies ond Exchdnge Commission, which broughi The chorges ogoinsT Boesky, dlso permdnenily bdrred him from The securiTies business. l-le moy sTiIl foce o jdil senTence under o federdl felony counT. Boesky's source wos Donlel Levine, d former invesTmenT bdnker who wos drresTed in Ivloy T986 for mdssive insider-Trdding violoiions. 'L X ff. . ' 215. 39 V: .N . .rbi ,Xl Y Q 1 I 4 X x,i.nx qlf -nfl ff! ., . V I 15, V, ji' -,J , x - i b 415.3 v x K. A li UM 1 : ji ff I T' Q I 1: 1 i A xy T ,Q-4 f. , 'fav L. , xl B 2 , 1 1 Nz, xs4f .. I I Y Irv, livin ' V U' gt fee 'l g5. Qqr...-fb f f , , -. 'vffi 13 'Z .4 fail I'1l. ' 51 -, Vg-TT , 'a -, If fa, C ' ak yrfir f . ,x i , M-'M'-'-M-.., ? if xx 1.2 5,3 Y 5 I - 34' ' win 'S . fx s V' A'?2gg 'j44 . .. ' ei: ww .,. I ,f T , . is X ., 5' .- 1 mx f Q N5 W '9' . x 'v T 'TTT I I - Ji. , . if X V , ff x X Q-f K k MMA, gff-' Q V M . . f N ' '- . . s I I A lif ' ' H ' f vi, Y' 'VY' .si A- ,,, -iff 5. . ft A-,'. VN, , I, .ul gf. Y 'W 'z .,.,.. Ji, 4 + A ' . x i? ' TWH . - . COMISKEY Sporis is always big news in Chicago and The biggesl news in December had noThing To do wiTh The Bears or fooTball. IT concerned The cily's plan To replace aging Comiskey Park, The home of The WhiTe Sox for 76 years, wiTh a new sTadium. The new park, expecTed To be locaTed jusi soulh of The old one, will seaT 45,000 fans and will open for The 1990 baseball season. THOMPSON James Thompson, Jr. was inaugaraTed This January as governor of Illinois for an unprecedenied fourlh Term. Thompson vowed To sleer The sTaTe Toward The 2lsT cenlury - one day aT a Time. His plans include building a new program To aid young people. His main goal is To prevenT problems before They occur noT simply To reacT To Them when iT is already Too laTe. Thompson defeaTed Adlai STevenson in The November eleciion. X 1 . -'J .. 26- -.r '07 4 erfr'-M 1 T? -'fl ' Mig -3 H ggi wi .l PARKING Because parking isn'T enough of a hassle in EvansTon, The cily council approved legislaTion allowing police To use The 'Denver booT on illegally parked cars ThaT have more Than 10 unpaid TickeTs. The device clamps onTo a car's wheels, rendering iT irnrnobile. To geT The booT Taken off, The owner musT pay S125 wiThin 24 hours, or arrange To pay The TickeTs or face addiTional fees. EvansTon joins BosTon, WashingTon and Chicago in using This device in an aTTernpT To recoup heavy monelary losses due To unpaid Tickels. l 5 FIELD'S After 59 years, EvansTon's Marshall Field's closed iTs doors for The lasT Time on January 3. According To officials, cornpeTiTion from olher larger, beTTer-sTocked suburban sTores was The reason for The closure. The neo-classic building will be converTed inlo a galleria of shops and aparTmenTs. l Nm 742Q 4:1'.,, 7 .. , :i.'f,vN 2 m mn 3 T 'iii A fu. X, .,sP 5 T- ilf z,i1,f'51li ' T ll ' -...,, S '-Q-P-. LOCAL DIVEST The Anti-Aparthied Alliance's rallying cry of l'Divest Now was finally heeded in small measure this year as Noithwestem trustees decided to divest S5 million from the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. Goodyear, the fourth largest U.S. company, has one of its plants in Port Elizabeth, South Africa. NU based its decision to divest on Goodyears minimal success in meeting the Sullivan Principles, a set of guidelines that judge corporations efforts to help end apartheid. TRIANGLE Northwestem's chapter of Triangle fratemity folded under heavy financial burdens this February and was forced to move out of its house. The house was tumed over to NU to be used as a dorm, although several other campus groups are vying for rights to take-over the space. No decision has been made on what will be done with the South Campus residence. Triangle's problems were related to declining membership. Because membership dues were the main source of house income, smaller pledge classes left a debt too heavy to carry. FILM AT 11 The film program was almost left on the cutting-room floor this year, and it wasn't due to editing judgement. The School of Speech was considering the elimination of the 16mm program in order to give more time and money to video production. Reaction to the proposal was very strong, with R-TV-F majors threatening to petition facully, and writing parents and alumni for support for the program. The needed support came in the form of an anonymous gift of S200,000. With the donation came the stipulation that part of the money had to go to replace wom-out film equipment. 330 l li., f 31 l l l l CAMPUS GEOGRAPHY Coming os o complele shock To The fooully, The NU ddminisTroTion decided To elimindTe The Geogrophy depdrTmenT, effecfive wiThin The nexT couple of yedrs. According To offioidls, The decision wos bdsed on pudgefory concerns. STudenTs currenfly mdjoring in Geogrophy will be ollowed To finish, buf no new cdndidoTes will be occepled. AF-AM STUDIES AnoTher endongered species This yeor wos The Africon-Americon STudies depdrTmenT. A proposol wos puT before The ddminisTroTion To obsorp Af-Am Sfudies inTo onoTher deporTmenT, such ds hisTory. By offiIidTing The progrom wiTh onoTher in The universiTy, officidls hoped To oTlrocT Top block fdoully To NU. AfTer loud proTesT ond some reoonsiderofion, however, The proposdl wos dropped. --UN f - K :LM PEAY TO STAY In d dromdTic dnnounoemenf following monThs of speoulofion, NorlhwesTern inTerim foofpdll cooch Frdncis Peoy decided To Tdke The permdnenf codohing posifion. Peoy's decision come ofler weeks of negoTidTing wiTh Afhlefic DirecTor Doug Single, dnd monThs of conflicfing reporls, deniols, ond rumors. During The '86 foofpdll seoson, Peoy codched The WildcoTs To o Ll-7 seoson ThdT ended wiTh Two impressive Big Ten vicTories. lVlosT imporldnTly, Peoy eorned The respecf of his pldyers ond The resf of The universily communify. THE BAR One of The sTudenTs' fdvoriTe Toys wos Token dwoy in Fepruory, os Norris Direcfor Bruce Koiser shuT down The Gofhering Ploce fyou know, The Borj. CiTing d Midweek drTiole on lgdsplj sTudenT use of foke IDs lThere we go ruining our own fun dgoinj, Kdiser used The week To reTrdin The sfoff, Tedching Them To spof corrupT sTudenTs folsely represenfing Themselves. J 331 TIME CAPS ULE Flight KAL O07 wos shot down by o Soviet fighter during o routine flight to South Koreog oll 269 possengers died. Soviet otficiols cloimed the jet hod entered o restricted dir spoce while on o spy mission. Soviet leoder Yuri Andropov, 69, died only 15 months ofter repldcing the Iote Leonid Brezhnev. Andropov hod not been seen in public six months prior to his dedth. His successor, Konstontin Chernenko, ot oge 72 wos the oldest mon ever chosen to the position. 1. N .lf ' N. 4 xx. - W 17 vt I I 'D 17' 2 T .- it v. WX. A 5- 4 , ,K 7 I, 1 1 1! Y-i. it 4 X 241 U.S. lvlorines were killed when ci terrorist rdmmed d truck Iodded with dynomite through the gotes of lvlorine heddduorters dt Beirut lnternotionol Airport. U.S. lvldrines invoded the islond of Grenodo, overcoming the Grenodion militio, deposing the lvlorxist regime ond evocuoting U.S. citizens. i -New , ,-L - - -f-1041-1 infix! iii, O 0 Al . L l A T L Hs A 'L v N X' f 1 if ff -I' Na. 0' r rfr vice president Wolter lvlondole lvlondole chose os his running mote Representotive Geroldine Ferroro, the first womon to top o mojority porty ticket. TR 'Y ' '12 P' 7 , g,p-244 1 . 5,gf-,ac-1' x,-, 43 I . i, XT ft LW Solly Ride become the first Americon womon to trovel in spoce during d mission oboord the spoce shuttle Chollenger. fern: The Austrolio ll won the Americo's Cup by defeoting the U.S. yocht Liberty, the first chollenger in the roce's 32-yeor history to do so. Mo Bell wos ordered to split up its compony in o ruling by the Justice Deportment, in occordonce with onti-trust lows, in the lorgest divestiture of o corporotion in U.S. history. This creoted o new mdrket for competitive long-distonce componies such os Sprint ond MCI. The Wisconsin drinking oge wos rdised from 18 to 19 yeors. The White Sox were the Westem Division chompions dfter o sedson with the most wins in 25 yeors, but they lost to the Boltimore Orioles in the Americon Leogue ployotfs. Robert Strotz, NU's 13th president, dnnounced thot he would step down in two yeors ond ossume the position of chdncellor. A month loter Strotz underwent surgery to remove d cdncerous broin tumor, ond within severol weeks hod o lung tumor removed. Officidls denied rumors connecting Strotz's heolth with his decision to resign. .. ' 'x gi . L. 5, ANT: X f ff . 'T A ffl Q' A ' , it ,f Q i if - '5 1'- ly .' X Q - 1 X 1 X X . A ,. 2:-Q X 'h I ,xy I. lf- - N-gftg. .. K DM The S6.5 million renovdtion of MCG-dw Holl wos completed in the foll of 1983.Chonges included the replacement of the dirt trock with o polyurethone one, ond d new lobby. STARS, o new computer system, mode its debut during Fdll quorter pre-registrdtion dfter o limited run for dropfodd eorlier in the yedr, which hod been riddled with breokdowns ond deloys. luulIIu,A'Lu!'uMMKL!Nlllnlilllul-rluulllll 51-1. 1 I E, ....,.,.M......... ...,..s.......,.K,... mlm . Lemma' i f'2ffE '- '--- - i l S l fiiizit. . gl tlfm' g gg li1:El:....l f...FI....i :.-I ...IVA tL,..I,,,rj',., tail .mc ..- ...win , ..-- ,,,, .. .E , ,, liiiilfi ffl? E 1 5 ,': 51 ff? V. ENE? E f f . f i E 15 : if i z ? f f :gr . . . .- iff-Hsviiucvin mii fms X 5 mscmurif wiv.,-ummm l l u 'T' ' ' ' L l tilt' 1 3' f 1 i 1 : : 1 1 1 T s Senotor Gory Hort to goin the A EQ 1 M .135 li.:: ziir :.:: 133 28 vffitic presidentiol nominotion. 332 1 983-1 984 The CdTs defeoTed The Minnesoio Gophers 19-8 during o soggy homecoming gdme, one of Two wins for The seoson. The goolposTs were Tom down ond dunked in Loke Michigon in ci rore disploy of NU fon frenzy. - T5127 .A'J, M- - r E .ws NorThwesTern s1udenT governmenT goT o shoT in The orm ofier o londslide viclory for The Silly Poriy, led by ASG presideni-elecT Andy Mozino. The Silly Pdrly broughT o lighT-heorled Tone To The sTudenT body, by bringing o penguin To compus ond proposing TwisTer gdmes on The librory pldzo. Mozino ond Compony puT The fun book in sTudenT poliTics. Michdel Jockson's chorTbusTer olbum, Thriller, sold over 20 million copies, won 8 G-rommys, ond ploced 5 singles in The Top 20. A 13-minuTe video of The TiTle Trock wos releosed os o feoTure film oT o IimiTed number of Thediers. TH' tra' ' W7 'Eff T T SX Videos of 1983-1984: BeoT lT, by Michoel Jockson, l'ElecTric Avenue, by Eddie GronT, l'RockiT, by Herbie Honcock, 'Once in o LifeTime, by Tolking Heods, 'lHello, by Lionel Riichie, Every Breoih You Toke, by The Police, SweeT Dreom's iAre Mode of ThisJ, by Euryihmics. . if if 4 -4- 3 i s ,Q T '9 N3 i'f , ..,r.,I! ! Ii'-'ij ' K V4 7 JN -.. rv ' ffyfmlli'-1 Pop Singles of 1983-1984: 'lTrue, by Spondou BolIeT, 'iBuming Down The House, by Tolking Heods, l'Curly Shuffle, Jump in The Soddle, Undercover, by The Rolling STones, Church of The Poisoned Mind, by CulTure Club, Borderline, by Modonno, Heod Over Heels, by The Go-Cos, l Love L.A., by Rondy Newmon, Cruel Summer, by Bononoromo, One Thing Leods To AnoTher, by The Fixx, Tolking in Your Sleep, by The RomdnTics, Woke Me Up lBefore You Go-Col by Whoml, i'AuTomoTic, by The PoinTer Sisiers, LeT's Hedr IT For The Boy, by Deniece Willioms. f H X -- Albums of 1983-1984: Leorning To Crowl, by The Preienders, Reckoning, by R.E.M., l'Colour by Numbers, by Culiure Club, l'WhdT's New, by Lindo RonsTodT ond The Nelson Riddle OrchesTrd, Speoking in Tongues, by Tolking Heods, The FIoT EorTh, by Thomos Dolby, You Broke My HeorT in 17 Plocesf' by Trocey Ullmon, InTo The Cop, by The Thompson Twins, l'SporTs, by Huey Lewis ond The News. ww' ObiTuories:Ceorge Bolochine, 79: Poul Beary BryonT, 69: Lillion Corler, 85: Borney Clom, 62: lro Gershwin, 86: Joon Miro, 90: Dovid Niven, 73, Jessico Soviich, 36: Tennessee Willioms. 71, Eubie Bloke, 100. WhoT Wos HoT: Trividl PursuiT, rop music ond breokdoncing, Cobboge Poich Dolls, ond Yuppies. S ,. J, f f :, 5 l f ,- if , 1 18,4 'T ff? 1':i l i as ' X Nl sh Y Y, ... Al. 'I , 1. ' 'ix ' ii , 3 i li X gi l Movies of 1983-1984: 'lTerms of EndeormenT, Indiono Jones ond The Temple of Doom, AgoinsT All Odds, l'GhosTbusTers, FooTloose, Troding Plocesf' 'T48 HRS, The Big Chill, YenTl, Tender Mercies, BeoT STreeT, Romoncing The STone, Gremlins, The NoTuroI, 'Sixieen Condles, Eddie ond The Cruisers, The RighT STufT. A U i . N i M x E 'o ' 6 333 lndia's prime minister lndira C-handi was assassinated by two of her own guards, who were members of the Sikh religious minority. The already Tense situation exploded in the wake of her murder: during the ensuing street riots many Sikhs were hurt or killed. T x X ,y . , ' A 'UI' X 1 . X 1, 9 1, 1 'N' Q lx f 4 XXX 4-157'-',' 15 ' .,. . Q. -,fl .ll ' . 1, 9 1 , J 5 . 'iii I A .. I. . T lit ' , v x'1,', ..l N ,f' II 'X 'x I X N- 1 Ui f X Q If ,M A gas leak at the Union Carbide plant in Bhopal, India, killed some 2,500 people, raising a public awareness and conoem for the safety of the chemical manufacturing industry. Bishop Desmond Tutu of South Africa won the Nobel Peace Prize for his work against apartheid. President Ronald Reagan and Vice President George Bush were re-elected to a second term in a major landslide, carrying 419 states and an all-time high of 525 electoral votes. Ronald Reagan, 73, was swom in for his second term as President of the United States, the oldest man to ever hold that office. ln his speech he called for an American renewal towards traditional values. Two separate ceremonies were held, one of which was private, to avoid any conflicts with religious observances and Super Bowl Sunday: the public ceremony was held indoors due to a record cold spell. Little Baby Fae was the center of a hotly-debated medical and ethical issue conceming the usage of animal organs for transplants in humans, after she received a baboon heart in the first such operation. Despite a boycott by the Soviet Union, the 23rd Summer Olympics was a glorious moment in rousing patriotism and national spirit, thanks largely to the careful coordination of Olympic Chairman Peter Uebberoth. The U.S. team collected the most medals, 174 in all, in a clean sweep of the somewhat depleted competition. Americans were introduced to colorful characters such as sprinter Carl Lewis, gynmast Mary Lou Retlon, swimmer Rowdy Gaines, diver Greg Louganis, marathoner Joan Benoit, sprinter Valerie Brisco-Hooks, and the U.S. men's water-polo team, which gamered much female admiration after the release of their pin-up poster. Ulf YQ JJ' ll X fr , T lf f I 00 l - l' A fl' Bri-,X .Q-',A 'V 1 lair , F V K 5 l' 8 X ' .N . A W . D 5 I l f il x gf- I fr' l ' r ' i l l X i 1 Qt 1134 Vanessa Williams, the first black Miss America, resigned after Penthouse magazine published nude photographs of Williams and another woman. A succesor for University President Robert Strotz was chosen: Arnold Weber, the president of the University of Colorado at Boulder, received the nod to become the tdth president of Northwestern. His term at Colorado had not been without some controversy: there were accusations of Weber having reduced the power of the student government, and there was the matter of a faculty motion that called for his resignation, which he had ignored. But the general mood was optimistic and students were impressed with Weber's charisma. X lf'-l.'f:i South Campus Shuffle: 1838 Chicago Avenue, known as North Allison, was changed from a dormitory to the College of Commerce and lndustry in a move which drew protests from students who felt that there were too many residential colleges and too few dormitories. In response to the growing need for on-campus housing for men, Allison was changed from an exclusively female living unit to a co-ed dorm. Offices on campus were hooked up to the new Centel phone system, which the university purchased. ln spite of the supposed benefits for the system, there were many complaints from students and faculty alike about lost calls and the complicated dialing procedures. 1 984-1 985 ln d displdy of youthful fervor reminiscent of the turbulent '6Os, NU students rollied dt Rebeccd Crown Center, rendmed Nelson Mdndeld Center in honor of the South Africdn Iedder ogoinst dpdrtheid. Neorly 100 people were drrested in two sit-ins stdged in Arnold Weber's office to protest NU's stock in compdnies with business ties with the South Africdn government. The compus wds dwdsh with red ormbdnds, but the movement lost momentum dt the end of the yedr, which it never regdined. , Q X 5 . ,si . F t' V X ?.,g ,.. j 'X -- '-fit: ff' ly Xl t ' fl ,Q ' 'r ' A X if st7'3LTf'! r 9 l soil ll X! 7,Y-- 0 ses 2.1 X ,Aux '- ' .wid The Bor wds rendmed The Gothering Ploce, d move which did not pledse most students, who felt thot it wds cumbersome ond locking in chdrdcter. Most stdlwdrt supporters of the former ndme persisted in refusing to refer to it by its new ndme. 1985 wds the yeor for opening on edting estdblishment in Evdnston: Mrs. Fields, C-obles on Cldrk, McDondld's, Bennigon's, dnd Al Geldto's were some of the new restourdnts to set up shop. In on eduolly monumentdl move, Evdnston went wet when the doors to Evdnston First were opened.Becduse of this influx of eoteries, Fdmous wds forced to close due to findncidl losses. The Vdrsity thedter, one of d dwindling number of thedters speciolizing in old films, closed indefinitely becouse of its finonciol woes. Aficidndoes of cldssic ond not-so-cldssic flicks bemooned their fdte ond turned to other movie houses for beyond the borders of Evdnston to sdtisfy their tdstes. The long-suffering Cubs won the Edstern Division title but lost to the Pddres' in the findl gdme of the pldyoff for the Notiondl Ledgue penndnt. ln spite of this disoppointment, fdns frolicked in the streets ond bdsked in the glory of d winning seoson. lllinois residents dnxiously dbstdined from consuming milk dfter d rdsh of sdlmonelld poisonings occurred: the contomindtion wds linked to severdl bronds of milk produced by d ddiry owned by Jewel. Acodemy Awdrds: Best Picture, Amddeusg Best Actor, F. Murrdy Abrdhdm, 'tAmodeus: Best Actress, Sdlly Field, Pldces in the Heortf' Best Supporting Actor, Hding S. Ngor, The Killing Fieldsf' Best Supporting Actress, Peggy Ashcroft, A Possoge to Indio, Best Director, Milos Formon, Amddeus. Albums: Spade, by Sddeg ul-low Will the Wolf Survive? by Los Lobos, Bom in the U.S.A., by Bruce Springsteenp Lights Out, by Peter Wolf: Vdlotte, by Julion Lennon, Privote Doncerf' by Tino Turner: My Ever-Chonging Moods, by the Style Councilg 'tVolume One, by the Honeydrippersg 'Welcome to the Pledsure Dome, by Frdnkie Goes to Hollywood. Television:'tThe Burning Bed, stdrring Fdrrdh Fdwcettg l'Jewel in the Crown: Midmi Vice. Other films, 19811-1985: A Soldier's Story: Spldsh, stdrring Ddrryl Hdnndhp The Bredkfdst Club, stdrring Molly Ringwdld: 'Beverly Hills Cop, stdrring Eddie Murphy: Purple Rdin, stdrring Prince, The Gods Must Be Crozyf' 'lStdrmdn, stdrring Jeff Bridges dnd Kdren Alleng 'Pdcing With the Moon, stdrring Sedn Penn, Elizdbeth McGovern ond Nicholds Coge: Witness, stdrring l-lorrison Ford, Mod Mdx Beyond the Thunderdome, stdrring Mel Gibson ond Tino Tumer. f l 6, Obitudries:Ansel Addms, 82: Willidm Count Bosie, 795 Richord Burton, 58: Trumon Copote. 595 Jdmes Fixx, 52: Morvin Gdye, 1111: Lillion Hellmdn, 79, Roy Kroc, founder of McDonold's, 81, Ethel Mermoin, 75: Froncois Truffdut, 52. Whdt Wos l-lot: Cloro Peller: Where's the beef? , 335 The yedr 1985 will be remembered GS one of The worsT in dvidTion hisTory for fdToliTies: 1,9418 people died in dir crdshes, The mosT dedThs for one yedr.The grim lisT included flighT JAL 123, in which o record 520 people were killed: DelTd 191, which crdshed in Ddllds during d sTorm, killing 137 of The 160 possengers obodrd, The Air Indio jeT wiTh 329 dbodrd, which plunged inTo The ATlonTic: ond The chdrlered flighT cdrrying 248 soldiers of The 101sT Airborne, who were reTurning from EgypT, which croshed dfTer Tdkeoff in Newfoundlond. 1985 will dlso be remembered ds The yeor of The TerrorisT: occording To o U.S. STdTe DepdrlmenT esTimoTe, There were 690 mdjor dcTs of Terrorism for ThdT yeor. ln April o bomb exploded on d TWA jeT en rouTe To AThens, killing A Americdns who were sucked ouT Through d hole in The side of The plone. ln June ShiiTe lvloslems seized TWA FlighT 8417 os iT wos flying from AThens To Rome, killing one Americdn ond holding 39 men hosTdge for 16 ddys. ln OcTober dn lTdlidn cruise ship, The Achilles Lduro, wos hijdcked by members of The Pdlesfine LiberoTion FdcTion os iT dpprooched EgypT. One Americon, Leon Klinghoffer, who wos confined To d wheelchdir, hdd been shoT ond Thrown overbodrd during The hijocking, prompTing o public ouTcry. The ocTs of Terrorism were noT confined To 1985: in 1986 Poris wos rocked by severdl bombings, ond o WesT Berlin disco wos bombed, killing on Americdn sergednT dnd injuring 60 oTher Americdns. l Q91 D F A X1 will ln July PresidenT Redgdn underwenT surgery for removol of o colon polyp, which wos found To be concerous. PQGQOVI reTurned To The WhiTe House d -week ofier The operdTion. 336 For The firsT Time in 6 yeors, The ledders of The U.S. ond The SovieT Union meT dT o summiT conference held in Genevo. AlThough PresidenT Redgdn ond lvlikhdil Gorbdchev, generol secreTory of The SovieT CommunisT Pdrly, did noT redch ony dgreemenTs, iT wos, ds Redgon sTdTed, o fresh sTdrl. i'Live Aid, d 17-hour benefiT rock concerl exlrdvdgdnzd sTdged To did The sTdrving in Africd, wos broddcosT by rddio ond Television To 152 counTries. IT wos on dpproprioie climox To The Number One singles recorded by Bond Aid ond USA for Africo, ond iT succeeded in Toking in S70 million in conTribuTions. Two conceris, one in London ond The oTher in Philddelphid, included d sTdr-sTudded lisT of performers: Tino Turner ond Mick Jogger, Bob Dylon, Chrissy Hynde ond The PreTenders, Dovid Bowie, Bryon Addms, ElTon John, Genesis, dnd lviddonnd. Orgonizer Bob Geldorf received prdise for his unTiring efforls on This projecT: he wos nomindTed for d Nobel Pedce Prize. E l ...ff - .4 '9,, When Coco-Cold decided To chonge The formulo for iTs sofT drink, diehdrd cusTomers sTdged o movemenT To bring bdck The drink wiTh ci fldvor ThdT hdd noT been Tdmpered wiTh in 99 yedrs. And Their proTesTs yielded resulTs: wiThin o few monThs The Reol Thing wds reincdrndTed ds Clossic Coke, ond in iniTiol soles iT ouTsold The new Coke 3 To 1. Honds Across Americd, one of severdl mdjor fund-rdising efforTs ThdT dppedred in The woke of 'Live Aid's success, joined celebriTies ond non-celebriTies dlike in d humdn choin ThdT sTreTched dcross The counTry To roise money for The homeless in Americo. However, The number of pdrliciponfs wos lower Thdn dnTicipdTed, ond The evenT drew criTicism echoed in comedion Joy Leno's quesTion, Do l redlly hdve To sTdnd in o diTch wiTh wdTer up To my neck holding hdnds wiTh Roberl Bldke To effecT socidl chonge in This counTry? Doesn'T onybody voTe? Two supporters of Lyndon Lol?ouche, ci miliTonT onTi-SovieT DemocroT who cldimed Queen ElizobeTh ll wos ci drug Trdfficker, were nomindTed for lieuTendnT ond secreTdry of sToTe in The spring primdries. The DemocrdTs quickly soughT ouT for ideniificdiion oTher LdRouche cdndiddles in The counTry, dnd Adldi STevenson lll chose To run ds OD independenT in The rdce for governor rdTher Thdn be on The some TickeT wiTh The LciRouchiTes, whom he described ds bizdrre ond dongerous exlremisTs. ReTurning uppercldssmen ond new freshmen found o new look on The ground level of Norris UniversiTy CenTer: brighT colorful neon lighTs odorned The wolls. The cdfeTerid dred hod been dlTered over The summer To look more inviTing for sTudenTs, ond enTerTdinmenT ocTs were booked on d weekly bdsis. The dred even hdd o new ndme, u1999. 1985-1986 Returning students dlso found onother chdnge mode over the summer: the Coke vending mdchines hdd been reploced by Pepsi mochines. Although some disgruntled Coke drinkers wondered whether the fdct thot President Weber's seot on the Pepsico boord hdd onything to do with the decision, odministrotors mointoined thot the switch wos purely for business reosons. g,-, 1, x Choice of a new generation? An outbredk of solmonello poisoning struck the Alpho Tdu Omegd frotemity: two food sewers ond one student become ill, but in spite of the medio hype no one else contrdcted the virus. Concerned over o budget deficit, Athletic Director Doug Single onnounced the decision to chdrge NU students for tickets to the men's bdsketboll gomes. For students wditing in line for free tickets wos bod enough, but to poy S7.50 to wotch the Cots lose wos going too for, ond the ensuing outcry forced the odministrotion to bock down dnd compromise with d price of 33.50 per ticket. Despite pessimistic predictions of o decredse in crowds, the number of students willing to poy the ticket price wos pretty much the some os the number of students who dttended the free gdmes. Doug Single dlso hdd his honds full offer three heod cooches-Dennis Green for footbdll, Ron Wellmdn for bosebdll ond Rich Folk for men's bosketboll-either duit or whose controcts were not renewed. Froncis Pedy, dn ossistdnt codch for the defense, wos ndmed interim codch for the footbdll teom, ond Bill Foster wos ndmed heod codch for men's bdsketboll. Noxious-smelling fumes dt Tech were responsible for sending one secretory to the hospitol on one occosion ond for the evocuotion of on entire floor in dnother. Concern obout the ventildtion system prompted o visit from the Occupotiondl Sofety ond Hedlth Administrotion, which inspected the building over o two-doy period. Third-floor hijinks: in ci surprising move ASG rejected the nomindtion of Andy Wormser for A 84 O chdirmon, but ldter opproved him dfter he wos re-nominoted by d second committee. Rising vdndolism wos the impetus forthe removol of the Post Office situoted by the Rock ond its relocotion to Norris, where it could be more closely supervised. Even the stotus of the other londmdrk, the Rock, wos uncertdin: compldints from professors in Hdrris ond University Hdll obout the point trdcked in from students' shoes fueled debote on whot should be done to olleviote the problem. Suggestions ronged from encircling the Rock with grdvel to its complete removol, but it seems thot simple pleos from ASG president lvlortin Axelrod ond other student ledders for pointers to limittheir ortwork tojust the Rock itself wos on effective meosure. Super Bowl XX: The Beors beot the New Englond Pdtriots 46-10, the lorgest morgin in the bowl's history. The decisive win wos d perfect ending to d phenomendl sedson, mdrked by Williom Uthe Refrigerdtor Perry's defensive dnd offensive moves, Jim lVlclVldhon's run-in with Commissioner Pete Rozelle on heodbdnds, ond Wolter Poyton's outstonding rushing. Once dgdin Chicdgoons hdd d reoson to celebrote in the streets. X A .. -X 0. 1 T, 't 'nh 'T ' ', 1 A, 71' ll 1 -1 r 1 ! D' I x ' I K.. 1 , X I M N V v 1 Xi Movies of 1985-1986: l'Agnes of C-od: Brdzil: 'Bock to the Future: Kiss of the Spider Womdn: 'lPrizzi's l-lonor: Uogged Edge: i'Honndh ond Her Sistersf' Pretty in Pink, l'Pee-Wee l-lermon's Big Adventure. .IX Albums of 1985-1986: Songs From the Big Chdir, by Teors for Feors: Brothers in Arms, by Dire Stroits: Primitive Love, by lvliomi Sound lvldchinez 'Suzdnne Vegof' by Suzonne Vego: Wdlking in the Shodow of the Big Mon, Guddolconol Diory: 'Whitney Houston, by Whitney Houston: 'Different Light, by the Bongles: 'lNo .locket Required, by Phil Collins: VU, by the Velvet Underground: Once Upon d Time, by Simple lVlinds: Nervous Night, by the l-looters. Whdt Wds l-lot: Moonlighting, Joms, poisley dnything, Reeboks. 1 . f .f s.. :- Q l X J A, ,X x X, , , 5 li iii x Ri will 337 1 fi To celebroTe The SToTue of LiberTy's 1OOTh birThddy New York Threw o huge poriy over The Fourlh of July weekend, compleTe wiTh Elvis Presley look-olikes, inTemoTionol novol review ond fireworks. The summer of 1986 wos one long-running wedding seoson, wiTh The grondesT of Them oll being The roydl wedding of Prince Andrew ond Soroh Ferguson. Americo's own royol fomiy, The Kennedy clon, Turned ouT en mosse for Coroline's morrioge To Edwin Schlossberg ond lvlorio Shriver's To Arnold Schworzenegger. Then There were ceremonies ThoT were held for ouT of The public's eye: John lvlcEnroe ond ToTum O'Neol, ond TimoThy HuTTon ond Debro Winger. Tix- NosTolgio swepT The counTry, os The music ond cloThing sTyles of The '60s generoTion experienced o revivol. Old Television seriols, such os The Monkees, were populor wiTh The younger crowd, which broughT Three-quoriers of The group ouT of reTiremehT for o noTionwide concerl Tour. lvlosT of Their olbums were re-releosed ond some singles, including l'm A Believer, hiT The The chorts. Ty 'i I N- 'hx ' Y Y in .Az 'I A f .1 1 ,T KK l T V iv- V I xi , For The firsT Time The Tour de Fronce wos won by o non-Europeon-Americon Greg Lemond Took The Trophy wiTh o winning Time of 110 hours 35 minuTes ond 19 seconds. Afier much hoopld ond hype, The STors 84 STripes regoined Americo's Cup from The Auslrolions by defeoTing The Kookoburo ll. 1986 wos cerloinly The yeor for New York sporls fons, The lVleTs won The World Series by beoTing The BosTon Red Sox in The sevenTh gdme 8-5, ond The GionTs won Super Bowl XXI ofTer rolling over The Denver Broncos 39-20. Sri An Evonsion oldermon Tried To convince The EvonsTon Cily Council To reconsider o voTe ThoT closed Sheridon Rodd for NU's homecoming porode, ond Thus concelling The evenT. He ciTed ci Kellogg publicoiion ThoT described oreos of EvonsToh os uhsofe os on insulT, buT The council defeoTed his moTion 11 To 5. ConTinenTol Air Trdnsporl Co. ended iTs bus service To EvonsTon, ciTing decreosing ridership for The move. Rose Records boughT Ldury's Records on Shermon Avenue while keeping open iTs sTore on Ddvis STreeT, giving EvonsTonions ond NU sTudenTs Two Roses To choose from. The A 84 O Boll wos held oT The Arogon Bollroom insTeod of oT o hoTeI, os wos The TrodiTion in yeors posT. However, in order To minimize domoge A 84 O decided To hove The Boll oT o locoTion ThoT would noT encouroge vondolism. And, os The ods ond buTTons procloimed, The Boll wos lndesTrucTible. A 84 O olso inTroduced onoTher rodicol y chonge: insTeod of sponsoring o Trip To Florido, The orgonizoTion chose To go To T Texos, ciTing receni implemenToTion ofi sTricTer ordinonces in Forl Louderdole for, The swiTch. T l l i I 1986-1987 NU wiThdrew from a STaTe DeparTmenT-sponsored counTer-Terrorism program afTer several Salvadoran officials who were Trained in The program were allegedly involved wiTh deaTh sauads. NU officials said, however, ThaT The wiThdrawaI was noT due To These allegaiions. STudenTs in The Honors Program in Medical EducaTion will have To aTTend school for 7 years insTead of 6, due To a decision by NorThwesTern's Medical School and CAS. STudenTs in The program will have To spend 3 years in CAS ipreviously They spenT 21, and They will have To mainTain a 2.5 grade-poinT average. Sunday brunches were added To The board conTracTs for dormiiories in The fall of 1986, offering dishes Thai ranged from oreakfasi iTems To lunchfdinner enTrees. AnoTher new addiTion was The usage of a oompuTerized meal card sysTem which allowed sTudenTs To eaT aT any Saga of Their choice for weekday lunches. ObiTuaries:Duchess of Windsor, 89: lames Cagney, 86: Marlin Perkins, 81: Cary 3ranT, 82: Georgia O'Keefe, 98: Perry Ellis, 46: Kale SmiTh, 79: Simone de Beauvoir, 78: -iberace, 67: Andy Warhol, 60: Benny Goodman, 77: Ted KnighT, 62: Ray Bolger, 33: James Coco, 56: Woody Hayes, 741. VN. X-1' Albums of 1986-1987: Graceland, by Paul Simon: The Way IT ls, by Bruce Hornsby and The Range: ConTrol: by JaneT Jackson: l?apTure, by AniTa Baker: Bruce SpringsTeen and The E STreeT Band, Live!1975-85, by Bruce SpringsTeen: i'Welcome To Timbuk 3, by Timbuk 3: 'TBoomTown, by David and David: Georgia SaTelliTes, by The Georgia SaTelliTes: Fore! by Huey Lewis and The News: any of The BeaTles CDs. L wx T11 'T W N , x . All A Qxll, l Try T Singles of 1986-1987: You Give Love a Bad Name, by Bon Jovi: ForgoT To Be a Lover, by Billy Idol: Walk This Way, by Run D.M.C.: 'The CapTain of Her Hearl, by Double: Don'T Leave Me This Way, by The Communards: i'She's GoT Me Going To The Bank, by The Commodores: 'TThis MomenT, by Billy Vera and The BeaTers: RighT To Parly, by The BeasTie Boys: Higher Love, by STeve Winwood: TYou've GoT IT All, by The JeTs: C'esT La Vie, by Robbie Nevill: 'iWalking in The Rain, by Oran Juice Jones: Lean On Me, by Club Nouveau. . Z7 x lb' . .iimwij G' P C. ri' Q: 2 ,' 'M ,ll .ff XJ: X f,rJ. 1' T ,f Y X! If xii , Tix -xii XX K Y T ls 1 1, T Y GX ' 1 Xi ,T 7 xi!! lb!! Videos of 1986-1987: 'iLand of Confusion, by Genesis: i'Walk Like An EgypTian, by The Bangles: Everybody Have Fun, by Wang Chung: SIedgehammer, by Peier Gabriel. .,..-'gi-3 -,fgr , T' .1-r . - 1 25,223 1' I. ' . ill . . m? 5. J- ' - 1 S' 4 3 jf T, le. HJ ,lf- . . J 1, I .Ng My .Af T -sf 1 1 ix'-fp , Q N . ,.i L- 75,1 Ti., V ff ma I Movies of 1986-1987: 'The Fly: i'PlaToon: Crocodile Dundee: Tl2adio Days: Blue VelveT: 'iCrimes of The HearT: 'lThe Mission: l'LilTle Shop of Horrors, l'Aliens, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, RuThless People, 'iSTar Trek IV, Top Gun. .F :-- ' If ' I S Q , ' 1 1 V 1 . . 1 'I 4' I' 6 3 -, B x X X, Q 1. 11 J ef 1 ,,lgX -yqahg-gjxx f WhaT was hoT: Pound Puppies, Lazer Tag, 'Baby On Board window signs, Mark Harmon, The reTurn of red M 84 M's, Max Headroom. Y Aff: A A 'fl A be T, J X M lxm 339 SENIDRS v ' K S 6 sp- 'W arc Q . 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