Oregon State University - Beaver Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 440 of the 1960 volume:

Published by the Associated Students Oregon State College, Corvallis, Oregon Volume 54, Copyright 1960 Editor Glenny Ely Business Manager Jim Van Loan Adviser Irwin Harris THE 1960 BEAVER W— 19 6 0 BEAVER STAFF Glenny Ely, Editor Jim Van Loan, Business Manager Linda Streamer, Assistant Editor Linda Serrurier, Office Manager Brian Thomas, Page Sales Manager Ron Perkins, Book Sales Manager SECTION EDITORS AND STAFFS: Ann Smith, The Year Loretta Gray Carol Clark Jack Vallette, Administration Judy Phibbs, Administration Merilyn Hromas, Schools and Deans Sheryl Hoagland Marcia McLure Maryanne Richardson Linda Shotwell John Rorem, Seniors Prudio Johnston Margaret Kammann Dick LeGore Jo Peabody, Activities Margaret Heater Roberta Spears Margaret Heyden, Arts and Drama Jeanette Cuendet Lynn Miller Sharon Hyde, Royalty Nancy Jones Phil Gregg, Sports Don Horrel, Fall Sports Norm Seelye, Winter Sports Phil Gregg, Spring Sports Lee Hughes, Intramurals Judy Martin, WRA Joan Swart, Clubs and Honoraries Charlotte Barnes Miko Brooks Tom Edick Floronco Holzmeyer Bill Lenox Davo Pahl Shircen Simpson Carlene Hise, Living Groups Ann Harbert John Hertell Jeanne Holman Diana Klippel Kathy Poling Jack Roviglio Nancy Parr, Copy Carol Panzer, Art Phyllis Kirkland, Copy Office Secretaries: Susie Baumgartner Jan Beamer Nancy Bell Sharlene Cooper Norma Horrell Barbara Moore Jean Mucha Sharon Olson Jean Smith Irwin Harris, Adviser 2 CONTENTS A Year To Remember page 6 Administration page 22 Schools and Deans page 31 Seniors page 55 Activities page 88 Publications page 105 Royalty page 113 Arts and Drama page 125 Sports page 142 Honoraries page 208 Clubs page 227 Military page 250 Living Groups page 255 3 Chimes ringing out across the Oregon State college campus let all in hearing distance know that the work of many alumni, faculty and students had been fulfilled. Dedicated during Homecoming, the Carillon Bells were the result of three years of fund raising. Now, as one wanders down the college pathways, he steps along to the rhythm of the college chimes. In the morning a student proceeds along the pathway of knowledge, later in the day he advances toward the O Club where he finds friendship, and at eventide he can discover a pathway of culture at concerts, plays or lectures. Each day the student travels these paths and other byways made available by the college. The paths wind, sometimes with no seeming direction, but along the paths are guiding signs for the student to heed so he doesn’t go astray. Then comes the culmination. All the paths merge into the main trail of education, and the student walks down the aisle in cap and gown to receive his degree. After the graduation ceremonies are over, the student leaves these immediate pathways and begins his discourse down life's pathway. 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V c y-.w operate ir e tone {tntlMt tock by metal ham This Afternoon OSC s Carillon Bells new bells tcn rvervw hotel ___________ Oregon Bell arrived engineers wil cation at lion A contra last July by Foundation a Carillons Inc. location of th the dome of the located spot on IllJIUlIbU Ml IT1.W. L C II r ing Homecoming «• itfrfaiMi t itf fliul iludni |,. (H4 I )y (or Ih tali lion I„ |k,| The oti{imJ rwn|oiCfl for run lt k,|. pu� Ml� � i port td a larger . k How the Bells A, pmn. Jmai For pnictl ou� wen y fifteen ive been i icr each ivt been up (boa r drones us one fn Honk f “Tba 8 fM We enter OSC wondering where our paths will lead ... Fall term began a year of activities, fun and studies. New Rooks and Rook-esses got their first taste of campus life during Rush and New Student Week, which was followed by another bewildering process known to returning Beavers as registration. Along with this was the excitement of getting to know new roommates and finding out what all your friends had done over the vacation. 9 Planning and presenting the Homecoming Talent Show. Rook bonfire heightens Beaver spirit! Queen Eloise and her court anticipate a successful Homecoming Weekend. Sweepstakes trophy for house signs was won again by the Kappa Sigs. ( RIV Rally girls exhibit Beaver spirit. Homecoming brought back alumni of Oregon State and many memories of days gone by. The weekend was highlighted by the traditional Rook bonfire and rally, noise parade, sign contest, barbecue, OSC-Washington State football game and the Homecoming dance, Witchcraft. U of O student body president scrubs OSC seal under Will's supervision. Nickel a Hop! Queen Sondra and her court reign over the Junior-Senior Prom. 12 As fall term progressed, OSC students settled down to the “more quiet routine of house dances and firesides. The Junior-Senior Prom, A Night on the Town, featured the Jimmy Dorsey orchestra. This year for the first time, OSC students gathered on the MU Quad for an all-campus Christmas sing before going home for a long-awaited vacation. Children write their letters to Santa! Dad receiving his cane while registering for Dad's Weekend. Sunny days find the Kappa Sigs relaxing on their porch. The busy schedule for the Dads, of course, allowed time for a visit to the O Club. How many stripes are on your cane? Winter term saw Beavers returning from a vacation of skiing, parties, and just plain old resting. A busy social season began with the Military Ball, Engineers Ball, and the Lemon-Orange Squeeze. Beaver Preview weekend saw the campus invaded by 1200 prospective Beavers. OSC treated guests to campus tours, a variety show and a dance. Several hundred dads were also present on campus for Dads Weekend. The Beaver Pa was treated to luncheons, firesides, dinners, wrestling matches, a variety show and two nights of basketball. ‘‘Dogpatch Daze was a familiar leap year theme for many house dances. A pinning serenade, one of the most memorable occasions of college. Murph ... a popular entertainer for Friday Variety. Old man winter made his appearance at OSC shortly after Christmas vacation. Snowballs flew as students enjoyed the crisp winter air. House dances, variety shows, the AWS Carnival, pinning serenades, basketball games and concerts all added to the enjoyment of school. Winter term was also turnabout time with the girl-ask-boy Mortar Board Ball. The evening found coeds picking up their dates, opening doors and playing the part of a gentleman. 16 Beaver Preview was the occasion for a sock hop given for the visiting Seniors. Campus beauties ... Rook-Sophomore Picnic queen finalists. Betty Coed, Kay Manning, presented at the Sophomore Cotillion. Suddenly, it was spring term! The sun came out and convertible tops came down as students took off for the beach and picnics. The' 'O Club patio was crowded with collegiates taking a coffee break, and Avery Park was invaded by students seeking fun or a sunny place to study. Special events of the term included the Rook-Soph-more Picnic, Mothers Weekend, the Sophomore Cotillion with music by the Les Elgart Orchestra, Seahorses Watershow and Matrix Table. 18 Sigma Chi (beefcake?), winners of the IFC Sing. No, I haven't been sick lately!' Tapping fellows for Plaster Board, is a tradition of the Mortar BoardersI A few days of snow was enough! 17 Outstanding junior women are tapped for Mortar Board. I promise to further Oregon State college... Where’s your class card?' The end of the year was near. Outstanding students were tapped for various professional, scholastic and service hon-oraries and honored at convocations and dinners. The campus looked like a billboard jungle during spring elections as students went to the polls to elect student body, class and MU officers. A Year to Remember ended as students donned caps and gowns and walked down to the coliseum for commencement. Their collegiate goal attained, they left OSC ... but the paths remained for others to follow. 1 V-- � -w .v A goal is finally attained—at Commencement. Lucky girl... she's pinned! You had a 10 o’clock? ADMINISTRATION 22 ez PRESIDENT STRAND President A. L. Strand is the leader and coordinator in forming the educational policies of Oregon State college. Besides performing his duties on campus, the President represents the college off campus at various educational and business meetings concerning college affairs. Responsible to the State Board of Higher Education through the Chancellor, he sees that the program of the institution is in harmony with the program of the StateSystemof HigherEducation. 24 At the President's Roception, Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Strand and Chancellor and Mrs. John R. Richards greet J. W. Sherburne, dean of general extension, and his wife. GOVERNOR HATFIELD Mark 0. Hatfield, governor of Oregon, has shown great interest in higher education in Oregon. An educator himself, Governor Hatfield was a professor and the dean of students at Willamette University before becoming secretary of state in 1957. [mark 0. HATFIELD STATE BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION Governing body of the Oregon state system of higher education is the State Board of Higher Education. Its members are appointed by the governor of Oregon for a term of six years. The board consists of nine members. Henry Cabell, president J. W. Forrester, Jr. Allan Hart Cheryl S. MacNaughton Ralph Purvine William E. Walsh, vice president A. S. Grant Charles R. Holloway, Jr. Douglas McKean Earl Pallett, secretary Visiting at the President's Reception are, from left to right: Mrs. A. L. Strand and President Strand, Mrs. John R. Richards and Chancellor Richards, Dean and Mrs. Milosh Popovich and Mrs. Art Hughes. ADMINISTRATIVE COUNCIL Administrative Council, from left to right, Row 1: Joseph H. Berry, Dean Clifford E. Maser, Dean Dan W. Poling, Dean Helen S. Moor, Dean Milosh Popovich, President A. L. Strand. Kenneth J. Munford, Dean Charles O. Wilson, Col. H. Grant Learnard, Col. Ralph L. Oliver, Cmdr. Edward W. Donnally, G. Morris Robertson. Row 2: William H. Carlson, Dean F. A. Gilfillan, Dean Henry P. Hansen, Clair V. Langton, Dean George W. Gleeson, Dean Ralph Colby, Dean W. F. McCulloch, Dean F. E. Price, Dean Franklin R.Zeran, Dallas W. Norton. 26 D. T. Ordeman, registrar, pre-registers a student of the class of ’82. The registrar’s office handles admissions, registrations and records. Another responsibility of this office is to furnish material to high schools and many other off-campus groups. ADMINISTRATION Mehdi Khatami, a student from Iran, points out his homeland to Professor Ralph Bogart (on the left), Dallas W. Norton, personnel coordinator, and Dr. Clara Simerville, foreign student counselor. Van Richards, assistant dean of men, and Mary Chiney, secretary. DEAN OF MEN Dan W. Poling, dean of men. Dan W. Poling, dean of men, has contributed greatly to the standards of OSC student life and has won the respect and admiration of those who have associated with him. Dean Poling works closely with student organizations, stimulating better participation and leadership in student groups. Richard Pahre, assistant dean of men, and Jean Wilbur, secretary. DEAN OF WOMEN Helen S. Moor, dean of women, plays a very important role in the life of every OSC coed. She is always willing to advise students with personal, social, academic or group problems. The Dean of Women’s office helps coordinate the social and activity programs throughout the year and assists with employment of coeds. Helen S. Moor, dean of women. Rosemary Scott, assistant dean of women. Secretaries Merthel S. McConnel, Vida L. Bower and Carol Going. A new student registers at the health service. CAMPUS SERVICES Services are extended to students at Oregon State college by the campus police, student health service, physical plant, library, museum and counseling and testing center. Students find these services most convenient and helpful. Campus police are on duty around the clock. s c 31 OUTSTANDING PROFESSORS The election of the outstanding professors takes place in the early part of the spring term at Oregon State college. During the general election, each student is invited to nominate any professor he feels is deserving and has to give his reasons for nomination. This year 198 faculty members received votes during the general election. After the general election, a committee of nine, made up of three students and six faculty members narrowed the field down to four. They place emphasis on the number of votes received and the reasons given for nomination of the professors. The committee then equates the number of votes for the nominee with the number of students he contacts. After the eliminations this year, the outstanding professors are Leonard A. Adolf, assistant professor of history, Glenn A. Bakkum, professor of sociology, James W. Groshong, assistant professor of English, and Charles E. Wicks, assistant professor of chemical engineering. Leonard A. Adolf, assistant professor of history. James W. Groshong, assistant professor of English. Leonard A. Adolf is an assistant professor of history. He was born in Colorado and holds degrees from the University of Washington. Central Washington college and Colorado State college. Much of his work has been in Far Eastern studies. Professor Adolf became an instructor in history at Oregon State college in 1955 and an assistant professor in 1957. Before coming to OSC, he spent five years teaching in public schools in Washington. Among Professor Adolf's activities are several professional societies and honor-aries. He is also an active member of the Young Democrats of Oregon. James W. Groshong, assistant professor of English, is a native of Corvallis. He attended Oregon State college and holds a BS, MA and PhD from Stanford. Dr. Groshong became an instructor of English in 1946 and was made an assistant professor of English in 1950. Since joining the OSC staff Dr. Groshong has been on many campus committees and has served as adviser for several student groups. While serving with the Air Force, Dr. Groshong was assistant editor of the official medical journal of the AAF. Music is one of his many interests. Charles E. Wicks, assistant professor of chemical engineering. Charles E. Wicks is an assistant professor of chemical engineering. He was born in Prineville, Oregon and holds a BS degree from Oregon State. He also holds a MS and PhD from the Carnegie Institute of Technology. Professor Wicks has taught at Oregon State since 1954. Dr. Wicks has served as a research engineer for the U. S. Bureau of Mines. He holds membership in several honor societies, graduated with all school honors and won a varsity letter in swimming. Since he has been on the OSC faculty, Professor Wicks has been a faculty advisor for several campus groups. Glenn A. Bakkum, professor of sociology. Glenn A. Bakkum. professor of sociology, was born and raised in Iowa. He holds a BS from Iowa State, a MA from Columbia and a PhD from Cornell in sociology. He became head of the department of sociology in 1935 and also professor of sociology the same year. Dr. Bakkum has participated in numerous campus and community clubs and organizations and holds membership in numerous national and regional sociology societies. He has been listed in Who's Who in America” and American Men of Science and studied under a Fulbright Award at the American University at Cairo, Egypt in 1951. He enjoys traveling and has traveled extensively in Europe. 33 SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE Techniques of recognizing birds are included in the program offorod by fish and gamo management. Dean Earl F. Price was born in California. He became professor of agricultural engineering in 1929 and dean and director of the School of Agriculture in 1950. Agriculture cannot be classified as farming only; agriculture involves processing, marketing, sales and services and the financing of foods and fibers. To those intimately acquainted with agriculture at Oregon State college, the curriculum calls for a good foundation in the sciences: mathematics, chemistry, botany, entomology, bacteriology, zoology and physics. This background, together with courses in agriculture, social sciences, business administration and humanities, equips the agriculture student to ably apply himself in farming, industry, teaching, research and education. Only 17 percent of the graduates of the School of Agriculture engage in farming. All others are working in areas associated with agriculture. Occupations open to the agriculture graduate number well over 100. A shortage of well-qualified men and women in this field now exists. Department Heads, from left to right, Row 1: Harold Schultz, food and dairy technology; James Miller, dairy and animal husbandry; Roland Dimick, fish and game management; Jesse Parker, poultry husbandry. Row 2: Gregory Wood, agricultural economics; John Cowan, farm crops; Spencer Apple, horticulture; Jefferson Rodgers, agricultural engineering. Not pictured: Ernest Dickinson, veterinary medicine; Horace Cheney, soils. 34 Students gain practical experience in bird identification. Examining and sampling is part of the dairy products program. In addition to being associate dean of agriculture, W. T. Cooney is International Co-operation Association Contract Co-ordinator. 35 Work in soils laboratory gives students practical experience. SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND TECHNOLOGY Part of Doan Masor's job as doan of the School of Businoss and Technology is the counseling of studonts. The pathway leading from the School of Business and Technology is rich in a background of achievement. This was one of the first four schools organized at our institution, then known as the School of Commerce. It is almost as old as Oregon State itself. The present School of Business and Technology was founded in 1943 and had when revised, the most advanced curriculum in the nation. During the past two years, the School of Business and Technology has undergone a study of its curricula to determine if it is as advanced for the day as it should be. As a result, new courses have been added. They give the student a sound foundation in the humanities and the social sciences with courses in quantitative business controls, man and society, man and his physical environment and philosophy of man. 36 Department Heads: Jerome LeMaster, business administration; Charles Yerian, secretarial science and business education. An important skill taught by the department of secretarial science is typing. 37 Practice, using the dictaphone, makes perfect. SCHOOL OF EDUCATION Senior students obsorve the offects of charts and visual aids in the audio-visual laboratory. Dean Franklin R. Zeran is the director of the summer session. He became dean of the School of Education in 1947 and has also edited several guidance books. Department Heads, from left to right: Henry Ten Pas. agriculture education; Franklin Zeran, dean; Clair Langton, physical education; May Dubois, home economics; Stanley Williamson, science education; Charles Yorian, businoss education. 38 Practical experience is gained by working with slow readers in the reading laboratory. Meeting the demands of a growing nation, the past year saw continued growth in the size and scope of the School of Education. The enrollment was approximately 1,150 plus 450 students from other areas of study to which School of Education acts as a service school for purposes of certification. Currently, Oregon State is the only institution in Oregon and perhaps in the nation requiring completion of the methods of reading course before its students may go into secondary teaching. To establish its students on the pathways for work in areas of elementary, secondary or graduate education, the School of Education offers majors in agriculture, business, general biology, general science, health, home economics, industrial arts, mathematics, trade and industry, physical education and physical science. Fields of specialization in guidance and personnel work are offered at the graduate level. Opportunities in the field of reading instruction rank significantly high. Finger painting is one of the projects education majors organized for these children. Experience in cabinet making is gained in industrial arts education. 39 Students under the supervision of Professor Hughes, run a performance test on a new gas turbine. SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS With today’s emphasis on the pathways to space, there has been a great need for engineers and technically trained people in our society. The enrollment is growing. The students are offered training in the fields of agricultural, chemical, civil, electrical, industrial and mechanical engineering. Work in these fields offers the student a broad and varied background for activities in the industrial, commercial and domestic phases of our civilization. The renovation of the present physics building and the plans for a mechanical engineering building has provided the School of Engineering and Industrial Arts with adequate space for expansion. Within these buildings a student can gain invaluable instruction which will aid him in fields including administration, planning and design, construction, sales, manufacturing, research and teaching. Department Heads, from left to right: Rupert Wanless, general engineering; Louis Stone, electrical engineering; Jefferson Rodgers, agricultural engineering; Louis Siegel, mechanical engineering; Jesse Walton, chemical engineering; George Cox, industrial engineering and industrial arts; Glenn Holcomb, civil engineering. Dean George W. Gleeson was born in Oregon. He became professor of chemical engineering in 1937 and dean of the School of Engineering in 1945. 40 Electrical engineering students examine new equipment for plotting electron movement. George Knudsen, assistant dean. Professor Williamson aids students as they gather practical knowledge about machine tools. Students gain practical experience by working with the new atomic reactor. 41 Dean Walter F. McCollough became professor of forest management in 1945. He became acting dean of the School of Forestry in 1952 and dean in 1955. SCHOOL OF FORESTRY Studying wood samples and literature presented by Russians on visitations are Department Heads, from left to right: William West, forest products; George Barnes, forest research division; William Davies, forest engineering; John Dilworth, forest management. . ‘w Forested pathways lead towards better living for Oregonians. Forestry now is the only billion dollar industry in the state and according to economists, will reremain the most outstanding industry. Management of this basic resource is under the stewardship of the graduates of the School of Forestry. The skill and foresight which they exhibit today in administering forest lands will affect the nation’s future. Foresters major in any of three specialties: forest management, forest engineering and forest products. A potential forester’s background is broadened in a common forestry curriculum as he begins his undergraduate work. As he progresses toward graduation each student branches out into his speciality. Each department stresses the development of the student as a man, a citizen and a forester. In these positions of responsibility, the foresters must be able to see clearly the proper pathway toward a better living for all Oregonians. 42 Mr. John Bell demonstrates how to probe a log for defects to several students. Dr. John Dilworth demonstrates the use of multiscope for making metric maps from aerial photos. Students demonstrate the use of a wood testing machine. 43 SCHOOL OF HOME ECONOMICS Dean Miriam Scholl was born in Washington. She was appointed dean of the School of Home Economics in 1954. and she served as president of the Oregon Home Economics Association during 1957 and 1958. Department Heads, from left to right, Row 1: Florence Petzel, clothing, textiles and related arts; Margaret Fincke, food and nutrition; Katherine Read, family life and home administration; May Dubois, home economics education; Helen Mulhern, institution management. Row 2: Winnifred Fulmer, head counselor; Clara Storvick, home economics research. The future is bright for home economics graduates whose college programs have applied knowledge from many sources, toward the goal of creativeness in extending, in applying or in disseminating knowledge to improve personal and family living. Home Economics, now in its seventy-first year at Oregon State college, has grown from one professorship in 1889 to seven major departments all offering graduate, as well as undergraduate, degree programs. All advanced courses in Home Economics are based on a solid background of education in science, social science, humanities and the arts. Research in home economics includes projects in both applied and basic studies. The curriculum is liberal and flexible and undergoes continual evaluation to adapt to the changing times. Job opportunities are plentiful in business, education, research. extension, welfare and public health, as well as in the field of communications in home economics, for the well-qualified graduate. Through international agencies of the United States and the United Nations which contribute to health, education and welfare programs, and also through private agencies and foundations, the services of home economists are used in all parts of the world. Preparing biscuits is one of the projects in the sophomore foods class. 44 Making patterns for dresses pose many problems in the children’s clothing lab. An initial step in clothing manufacture is the weaving of the cloth. Within the quiet student lounge, girls may relax and read. Fitting a sample muslin dress is a basic step in the draping laboratory. In the draping class, students learn to design their own clothes. 45 SCHOOL OF PHARMACY Department Heads: Horman Forslund, pharmacognosy; Leo Sciuchetti, pharmacy. The School of Pharmacy at Oregon State college seeks the perfect pharmacy curriculum to satisfy the needs of today's student for service in the profession of the future. The objective is to provide well-educated manpower that can speak and act for pharmacy in all walks of life. In the growth of pharmaceutical education, Oregon State has always been one of the leaders. At present there are 280 students in this education. Approximately 75 percent of the school's graduates settle in Oregon cities. Oregon became pharmacy conscious about 1889 when a group of pioneers organized the State Pharmaceutical Association. This group, in turn, inspired the creation of a State Board of Pharmacy in 1891. Oregon pharmacists petitioned the state college at Corvallis to establish a Department of Pharmacy in 1898. In 1917, pharmacy was raised to an academic status that equalled the nine other schools that comprise the college. Oregon State college was one of the first schools of pharmacy in the United States to have a building constructed specifically for its exclusive use. Oean Charles 0. Wilson was born in Washington. He became a professor of pharmaceutical chemistry in 1948 and dean of pharmacy in September, 1959. Learning to take inventory is part of the administration laboratory. 46 In advanced pharmacology students observe the effects of various drugs on a rabbit. Gaining experience in compounding prescriptions is a basic step learned in the prescription compounding laboratory. Accurate measuring of ingredients is essential in the pharmaceutical laboratory. Department Heads, left to right: Rob McCutcheon, pharmacology; Benjamin Cooper, assistant professor of pharmacy; David Stuart, pharmaceutical chemistry. s 47 Dean F. A. Gilfillan was born in Oklahoma. In 1927, he became professor of science, and in 1938. he was made dean of the School of Science. Department Heads, from left to right, Row 1: Dean Francois Gilfillan, Ernst Dornfeld, zoology; Paul Ritcher, entomology; Vernon Cheldelin, Science Research Institute; John Jensen, natural resources; Wayne Burt, oceanography; Ira Allison, geology. Row 2: Stanley Williamson, science, education; Bert Christensen, chemistry; Henry Hansen, general science; Roy Young, botany; Paul Elliker, bacteriology; Jerome Li, statistics; Edwin Yunker, physics; Arvid Lonseth, mathematics. Not pictured: Guhli Olson, nursing education. The pathway of man's forward progress toward civilization stretches backward some 6,000 years to the ancient land of Mesopotamia. Man carved his first thoughts in written records in cities such as Eridu and Ur. Today these ancient clay tablets may be read to learn of the Sumerian’s thirst for knowledge of the physical and biological world about him. Today, some 6,000 years later, learning is still going on, but there is a difference. More scientific advancements have been made during the last fifty years than the ancients did in 5,000, and the pace of scientific exploration is still accelerating. Oregon State college, as the center of scientific learning in this state, has an obligation to maintain the highest possible standards in science education. The School of Science carries on an outstanding program of science research in Oregon as part of the national effort to maintain the American way of life and to assure national safety. 48 SCHOOL OF SCIENCE Under the direction of Mr. Thoresen, a class in biological science survey compares the structure of a frog with a human structure. Learning to use a microscope is a basic step in biology. Demonstrating apparatus to a class in the new department of oceanography is Dr. Frolander. 49 SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCE Dean Ralph Colby was born in Minnesota. He became a professor of English in 1928 and dean of Humanities and Social Science in 1949. He has been a member of the College Symphony Orchestra since 1935. Liberal Arts degrees are offered at Oregon State college in the new School of Humanities and Social Sciences. Formerly known as the Lower Division of Liberal Arts, this new school was approved officially by the State Board of Higher Education, January, 1960. The School of Humanities and Social Sciences provides a broad liberal education in a unique new curricula. Students take divisional majors—work in several related departments rather than in a narrow specialty. Along with this is strong minor work in science or technology. The two major divisions are social sciences and humanities. Social sciences include economics, geography, history, political science, psychology and sociology. The humanities are architecture, art, English, journalism, landscape architecture, modern languages, music, philosophy, religion and speech. Minors are available in a wide variety of fields such as food processing and utilization, botany, chemistry, foods and nutrition, textiles, entomology, meteorology, geology, zoology, forest recreation, general science, biological science, earth scienceand manyothers. A mock television program is presented by students of liberal arts in the speech department. 50 One of the many classes in Humanities and Social Science is sculpturing. Department Heads: William Crooks, psychology; Warren Hovland, philosophy and religion. Department Heads, from left to right: Gordon Gilkey, art; Herbert Sinnard, architecture; Robert Walls, music; Donald Martel, landscape architecture. Department Heads, from left to right: Hans Plambeck, sociology; John Jensen, natural resources and geography; Charles Friday, economics; Joseph Ellison, history. Department Heads, from left to right: Walter Kraft, modern languages; Earl Wells, speech; Herbert Nelson, English; Fred Zwahlen, (Acting) journalism. 51 Dean Clair Langton was born in Canada. He became director of health and physical education in 1925 and dean of the Division of Physical Education in 1935. DIVISION OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION Intramurals afford the students further practice in the skills of volleyball. Archery is one of the classes offered to the students by the physical education department. The Division of Physical Education provides pathways for students who seek to become professional health specialists, physical educators and recreation leaders. Future camp education, dance and therapy leaders will also find paths leading to employment in these fields. The division also provides pathways leading to greater skill development, wise use of leisure time and increased physical efficiency by maintaining physical education, health education and recreational programs for all students on the campus. 52 Form and technique aro practiced on the trampoline. DIVISION OF MILITARY SCIENCE Colonel Learnard, military science; Captain Nutting, naval science; Colonel Oliver, air science. Included in the divisions of Reserve Officer Train-Corps at Oregon State college are naval science, air science and military science and tactics. The ROTC program consists of four years of military classes, weekly drill sessions, summer camps and cruises and other varied activities. Naval science graduates are placed on immediate active duty with either a fleet or as flight trainees. Air science cadets receive a second lieutenant's commission upon graduation and serve for three or four years. Army graduates receive regular or reserve commissions as second lieutenants in the Army. Four branches are offered at Oregon State college, and the tour of duty varies between six months and two or three years. Governor Mark Hatfield, Governor Nelson Rockefeller and President A. L. Strand are escorted onto the field during halftime of the Stanford football game. 53 GRADUATE SCHOOL Dean Henry P. Hansen was born in Wisconsin. He became an instructor in botany in 1939 and dean of the Graduate School in 1949. He is president of the Pacific division of the American Association of Science for 1960. Communication, research and scholarship are the main objectives of the Graduate School. The school includes professors, students, laboratories and the library, all of which are indispensable for a complete and integral education. The Graduate School has a present enrollment of about 750. Graduate degrees are offered in about 70 areas of study, distributed through 30 departments. The Graduate School will continue as in the past, to offer advanced degrees in many fields. In this way it is helping to meet the ever increasing demand for highly trained men and women. Research work is done in the textiles laboratory. Bacteria count is important in bacteriology research. 55 Kiefer Tobin, president SENIOR CLASS The prominate and wealthy Class of 1960 under the direction of Kiefer Tobin has completed their fourth year at OSC. Throughout the year the Senior Class Representative Council, which included a representative from every living organization on campus, planned the pictures for the senior section in the 1960 Beaver, worked on MU Christmas tree decorations, decided upon a class gift to OSC, discussed the future and a class reunion and organized the traditional Senior Steak Fry. A social hour, the Mug-Glug, created by the class was held last fall. As the Class of 1960 passes out into the OSC alumni circle, they will be remembered as the class that initiated the return of the big-name band on the campus. Linda Palmer, vice president Jan Bartels, sergeant-at-arms Dick Le Gore, treasurer Carol Boesch, secretary 56 Adams. Dennis W. BandT Eureka. Calif. Aim, Richard L. Agriculture Corvallis Annus. Hcino Engineering Portland Adams. J. David Adkins. Robert J. Ahn. Kie Hong Engineering B and T Science Vallejo. Calif. Lebanon Seoul. Korea Amos. Gary L. Anderson. Francis V. Anderson. John C. Forestry Education Engineering Corvallis Portland Myrtle Point Arakawa, George T. Armstrong. Edward S. Arnold. Virginia H. Agriculture Agriculture Band T Paauilo. Hawaii Atherton. Calif. Bend Aho. Darlene H. Education Astoria Andress. Barbara M. Home Economics Portland Arnoldi. Leon R. Engineering Forest Grove Akimoto. Alvin K. Engineering Koloa Hauai. Hawaii Andrews, Karen Home Economics Kellogg. Idaho Artherton. Thomas E. Engineering San Leandro. Calif. Allen. John F. B and T Ross. Calif. Angstrom. Richard L. Agriculture Astoria Ascher. Barbara H. Science Berkeley. Calif. Aubron, James J. Science Portland Bailey. Judith A. Agriculture Idaho Falls. Idaho Aulerich. Dean E. Forestry Eugene Bailey. Mary J. Science Colton. Calif. Axtell, Shirley A. Education Portland Bain. William D. Engineering Albany Aschor. Leland H. Forestry Berkeley. Calif. Aydelolt, Janet Education Baker Baker. Barbara E. Band T Medford Atherton. Richard B. Engineering Arch Cape Bachman, Ronald E. Agriculture Ewa. Hawaii Baker. Duane S. Engineering Corvallis Atkinson. Michael R. Forestry Mohawk Backeberg, Harry W Engineering Colville. Wash. Baker. Dwight B. Band T Salem AUbaugh, Mary Ellon Education Portland Backen. Mary A. Education Roseburg Baker, Sheryl G. Home Economics Astoria Bakken. M. Ingrid Home Economics Honolulu. Hawaii Barber. Douglas 0. Science Escalon. Calif. Bartels. Ronald R. Agriculture Aumsvillc Ball. Edward A. Agriculture Salem Barber. Judith A. Home Economics Prarie Village. Kan. Bar eo, Marjorie S. Education Salem Ball. Lilian I. Home Economics Hillsboro Barg. Marjorie A. Education Roseburg Bateman. Charles R. Engineering Corvallis Bailew, Douglas J. Science Cottage Grove Barker. Louis L. Education Portland Bateman. Roger S. Engineering Gales Creek Ballinger. Roy G. Band T Grants Pass Barnes, Jean F. Education Sacramento. Calif. Banko. Keith H. Engineering Portland Barr. Robert D. Education Gresham Banton. John R. B and T Corvallis Bartols. Jan E. Science Coos Bay 58 Bateson, William M. Agriculture Salem Bell. Raymond L. Agriculture Scio Berreman. Robert C. Engineering Portland Bayne. George K. Education Corvallis Bendshadler, Janice Home Economics Elgin Bcvens. Richard W. Band T Newport Beals. Robert C. Band T Salem Bennett. Edward G. Engineering Gold Beach Birkemeier. Brent T. B and J Portland Bean, Larry B. Band T Klamath Falls Bennett. Elverne M. BandT St. Holons Bish. Kenneth E. Band T Wasco Bechtel. Verle A. Agriculture Wallowa Berger. John N. Education Hillsboro Bishop. Boyd M. Agriculture Corvallis Bell, Bernard E. Agriculture Scio Bergman. Donald P. Agriculture Portland Bishop. Earl J. Engineering Portland Bell. Nancy A. Education Portland Bergstad. Ralph H. Engineering Astoria Bishop. Susan M. Band T Portland Outstanding Senior .. . KAREN ANDREWS AWS president, vice president, secretary; Mortar Board; Omicron Nu; Talon; Alpha Lambda Delta: Junior Panhellenic; Sophomore Cotillion chaperones chairman; Alpha Chi Omega scholarship chairman. Bitterling. Kenneth A. Black. Phillip R. Band T Eagle Point Blanc, Diane B. Education Sacramento. Cailf. Boehme. Martin I. Engineering Aumsville Science Fort Wayne. Ind. Blanc. Julia J. Band T Portland Boesch. Carol L. Band T Salem Blacker. Frank Agriculture Corvallis Boates. Donald A. Band T Corvallis Bollman, John P. Education Dallas Blacker. Richard W. Band T Corvallis Boatwright. Martin G. Engineering Salem 8onn. Richard I. Agriculture Salem Bonser, Richard I. Science Kailua Hawaii Bourn. Robert D. Engineering Oregon City Broady. Robert B. Band T Corvallis Borjesson. Donald R. Education Deer Island Bower. Fred C. Engineering Junction City Brock. Marlene F. Home Economics Woodburn Boss. Keith R. Agriculture Moyee City. Wash. Bowler. Lawrence S. BandT Los Altos Hills. Calif. Bronson. Peggy A. Science Parkdale Bostwick. Susan E. Education Redwood City. Calif. Bowman, Raymond R. Agriculture Pendleton Brooks. Donalea M. Education Klamath Falls Bougher, Anne L Education Porterville. Calif. Bray. David N. Engineering Corvallis Brown. Calvin M. Engineering Astoria Bourhill. Robert G. Forestry Corvallis Bfoitsprechor, Melvin Engineering Corvallis Brown, Carolyn L. Band T Portland Bourke. Virginia R. Band T Corvallis Brittain. David P. Engineering Glendora. Calif. Brown, Clyde 0. Engineering Corvallis 59 Brown. Gail F. Home Economics Portland Bruce. H. Elizabeth Home Economics McMinnville Buce. Thomas A. Engineering Corvallis Brown. Gary R. B and T Albany Bruce. Robert G. Physical Education McMinnville Buescher. Barbara A. Home Economics Alhambra. Calif. Brown. Gene P. Engineering Corvallis Brugmann. Annette Home Economics Yuba City. Calif. Buono. Richard P. Band T Portland Brown. Judith L. Home Economics Lakeview Brumbaugh. Darrel G. BandT Portland Burgoync. Beverly A. Education Central Point 8rown. Leonard V. Engineering Portland Brumfield. Maryle A. Home Economics Salem Burley. Curtis L. Agriculture Eugene 8rown, Robert C. Science Fortuna. Calif. Brundagc. Dennis C. Band T Roseburg Burnett. Carol V. Education Hood River Brown. Ronald C. B and T Burns Bruno. Caroljcan Home Economics San Mateo. Calif. Burnside. Jane F. Home Economics Portland 60 Burr, Alan L. Band T Selma Busenbark. JoAnn Education Roseburg Canda. Robert C. Engineering Portland Burrill, Jacqueline Education Corvallis Bussard, Jim E. Forestry Corvallis Carder. Albert M. Band T Princvillc Bursell. Gordon L. Engineering Portland Butler. Marvin B. Band T Portland Carl. Kenneth M. Band T Salem Burton. Gerald N. Agriculture San Anselmo, Calif. Cabcila. Silvia L. Engineering Klamath Falls Carleton, Gerald B. Engineering Salem Calder. Clarence A. Engineering Elgin Carlson. John A. Band T Portland Caldwell. Edward L. Pharmacy Portland Carlson. Ronald R. Band T 8rownsville Campbell. Richard A. Agriculture Corvallis Carlson. Victor R. Agriculture Marysville. Wash. Carman. Hoy F. Agriculture Wallowa Carson. John T. B and T Sutherlin Carter. Brent H. Science Meford Carr. Ronald B. Engineering Corvallis Carson. Ward W. Engineering Springfield Carter. Janet A. BandT Medford Carriger. Douglas E. Education Santa Cruz. Calif. Carswell. Gail G. Education Corvallis Carter, Merlin I. forestry Eugene Carroll. Jack J. Education Burns Carswell. John K. Engineering Corvallis Carver. Sarah E. Home Economics Santa Barbara. Calif. Outstanding Senior ... LIBBY BROWN BRUCE ASOSC second vice president; AWS legislature: Panhellenic representative; Home Economics senator; Home Economics Club radio chairman; Talon; Freshman class secretary; Sweetheart of Sigma Chi finalist: Pershing Rifles finalist: Danforth Youth Fellowship. Case. Gerald D. Band T The Dalles Chan, Edward T. Pharmacy Suisun. Calif. Chock. Vernon N. Science Honolulu. Hawaii Cason. Dallas G. Band T Elgin Chandler. Leonard F. Education Coquille Chong, Gerald K. Band T Honolulu. Hawaii Casper. Catherine E. Cato Stuart L. Education Engineering Walla Walla. Wash. Portland Chang. Felipe C. Chase. Frederick W. Agriculture B and T Managua, Nicaragua Condon Chow. Jimmy T. Christensen, Carol Engineering 8 and T Formosa Portland Cave. Marylin M. Home Economics Hood. Calif. Chenault, Lawrence Engineering Covina. Calif. Clark. David M. Science Fort Wayne. Ind. Cavens. MaryLce A. Education Beaverton Chew. Lawrence W. Pharmacy Palo Alto. Calif. Clauson. Cleo A. Home Economics Corvallis Cawlfield. Gaylen Engineering Burns Chincn. Calvin H. BandT Wahiawa, Hawaii Clauson. Joseph E. Band T Corvallis 61 Clayton, George R. Pharmacy Bandon Cockerham. Dale B and T Dayton Conibcar, James W. B and T Portland Clayton. Pamela G. Education Salem Cody. Thomas H. forestry Corvallis Connell. Thomas R. Agriculture Hillsboro Clements. David G. B and T Downey. Calif. Coke. Jack R. Band T Coos Bay Cooper. Charlene A. Home Economics Coos Bay Clifford. Jon M. Engineering Medford Collins. Lee W. B end T Oakland Calif. Cordy. Clifford B. Sc ence Medford Clinton. Daniel R. Education Portland Colvin. Joseph V. Agriculture Imnaha Coats. James A. Science Oswego Combs. Leslie R. Engineering Talent Cobb. Floyd A. Band T Portland Conger. Dennis C. BandT Reedsport 62 Cordy. Lolcta B. Home Economics Corvallis Cowing. Richard A. Engineering Beaverton Cummings. Jill L. Education Salem Cornelius. Barbara D. Cornett. James M. 8 and T Agriculture Garden Grove. Calif. Malin Coykendall. Ivan j. Craft. James E. 8 and T Engineering Albany Portland Cunningham. Robert Cunningham. V. H. 8 and T Home Economics Menlo Park. Calif. Medford Courter. Carolyn J. Home Economics Bend Crane. Stanley R. Engineering Costa Mesa. Calif. Cushing. Larry E. Band T Albany Courtney. Gloria J. Education Warm Springs Critser. Roy F. Education Port Orchard. Wash. Cushman. Carolino J. Education Salem Covey. Steven L. Science Albany Culwell, Don S. BandT Los Angeles. Calif. Cuthbert. Margaret P. Home Economics La Grande Cowell. Michal S. BandT Eureka Culy, Douglas G. Engineering Medford Cuthbert. Phillip W. Agriculture Corvallis Dagget. Deipha I. Education Portland Davidson, Lynn H. Education Corvallis Do Pant. David A. BandT Portland Dahlgren, Charles E. Science Warren Davidson. William A. Pharmacy Portland Do Garmo. Judith K. Education Oakland, Calif. Daniels, Douglas P. Engineering Portland Davis. Alice R. Band T Portland De Ridder, Charles G. Forestry Corvallis Daniels, Douglas R. BandT Portland Davis, Barbara E. Education Stayton Derthick. Lewis H. Engineering Corvallis Darling, Robert S. Bond T Eugene Davis. Bernard E. Engineering Albany De Sousa. Stanley A. Engineering Bagdad. Iraq Daugherty. William E. Engineering Portland Davison, Eugene V. Band T Corvallis Detering, Dennis S. Agriculture Corvallis Daulton, Franklin T. Agriculture Salem De Armond. Sally Medical Technology Portland De Yoe. Goorgo E. Education Corvallis Outstanding Senior . .. PAM CLAYTON Mortar Board president; Phi Kappa Phi; Talon; Euterpe vice president: Clara H. Waldo Award; Beaver section editor; Co-op Manager’s Board of Directors secretary: Pi Beta Phi treasurer; Choralaires; Orchestra. Didzun, Colleen L. 8 and T Oswego Dobrot. Carl A. Engineering Central Point Donnell. Patricia A. Education Portland Ding. Homer H. Science Portland Dodge. Glenn C. Science Eugene Dowling. Rodcmay P. Band T Anchorage. Alaska Dinwiddie. Parker S. BandT Reno, Nevada Dolven. Donald T. Band T La Grande Dreyer. Mary A. Home Economics Sunnyside, Wash. Dinwiddie. Virginia E. Home Economics Corvallis Doman. Jerry L. Band T Ontario Droscher. Gerald C. Education Roseburg 63 Dunagan. Dennis S. Engineering Portland Dykstra. David G. Engineering Corvallis Elbow, Gary S. Science Tillamook Dunbar, Gail L. Science Winona lako. Ind. Eberlein. Alan W. B and T Klamath Falls Eldor. Cecil W. Agriculture Joseph Durant, Kenneth F. Engineering Red Bluff, Calif. Eby. Gene I. Agriculture Molalla Elder. Harvey K. Engineering Corvallis Durie, Daniel C. Engineering Milwaukie Edmiston. Peter H. Engineering Hermiston Eldridge. Ralph E. Engineering Anchorage, Alaska Dwyer, Frances A. Band T Portland Edwards. Edith A. Education Albany Dye. Marilyn E. Education Hillsboro Edwards. Richard A. Bend T Glendale. Calif. Dyer. Jack E. Engineering Hebo Eggers. Johannos L. Engineering Corvallis 64 Eli, Daniel 0. Science Nanakuli. Hawaii Epps. Dwain C. Band T Klamath Falls Faurot. Richard A. Engineering St. Croix. Wis. Ellis, Lyle M. Engineering Corvallis Erben. John F. Engineering Corvallis Felbick. Joan M. Band T Portland Ellis. William M. Engineering Corvallis Essig. Don M. Education Oregon City Feuerwerker. Alan M. Band T Corvallis Ely. Glenny K. Education Beaverton Estipular, Phillip R. Engineering Portland Finchum, Sheila K. Education Klamath Falls Embree, Myrna K. Home Economics Cascade Locks Evans, Sammio D. Science Joseph Finell. Judith W. Education Coos Bay Enquist, Merton L. Engineering Corvallis Farr. Georgo H. Forestry Klamath Falls Finney, Myrna H. BandT Klamath Falls Eperjesi. John A. BandT Corvallis Faulkner, Margaret J. Home Economics Yuma, Ariz. Fischer, James L. Engineering Corvallis Fischer. Karon Education Ogden. Utah Ford. Barbara A. Home Economics Redding. Calif. Frickey. Georgia L. Education Salem Fisher. Clark A. Pharmacy Alhambra, Calif. Fossholm. Robert J. Education Salem Fritsch. Frederick N. Science Corvallis Fisher. Sandra P. Education Corvallis Foster. Dawn G. Education Portland Fritsch. Nancy N. Education Corvallis Flannery, Russell D. Engineering Forest Grove Fox. Ronald D. Forestry Olney. III. Fuchs. John A. Band T Nezperce. Idaho Fletcher. Robin A. Agriculture Ukiah Foy. John J. Engineering Portland Fukumoto. Yoshie Education Kapobo. Hawaii Flood. Carol L. Home Economics Red Bluff. Calif. Fraga. Richard T. Science Martino . Calif. Gale. Leland G. Engineering Bend Flynn. Donald T. Engineering Corvallis Freeman. Eugene C. Education Corvallis Gardner. Chester R. Engineering Dolako Outstanding Senior ... SHIRLEY GERTSCH Delta Gamma pledge class president; Junior Panhellenic representative; Miss OSC finalist; Talon vice president: Delta Gamma Outstanding Sophomore Award; Panhellenic secretary; Mortar Board; Panhellenic President; Senate; Student Life; Junior-Senior Prom finalist. Garey. Harold D. Band T Corvallis Gawel, Kay F. Band T McMinnville Gigstad, Karen I. Bend T Corvallis Garrow. Sharon G. Home Economics Lake Grove Gertsch. Shirley J. Education Portland Gilbert. Edgar A. Engineering Corvallis Gascoigne. Janls E. Band T Portland Giacoba«i, Poter F. Science Portland Gilfillan, Margaret A. Science Corvallis Gatlin. Jerry D. Band T Albany Gibson. Louisa A. Education Western Springs. III. Gill. John A. Band T Corvallis 65 Givens. Lawrence H. Engineering Albany Golden. Michael P. Agriculture Cedarville. Calif. Graham. Eldon H. Engineering Hillsboro Gjelde. P. Eric Engineering Portland Goo. Vernon S. L. Engineering Lanikai Oahu, Haw. Graham. Malcom B. Science Bend Glaser. J. Stephen Band T Tangent Goodman. Lawronce forestry Salem Grange. James B. Education Corvallis Gleason. Gary W. Engineering Salem Goodrich. James M. Agriculture Forost Grove Greenly, Walter C. Band T Lebanon Gleason. Vernon L. Band T Medford Gordon. James B. Band T Goheen. Helen D. Science Yakima. Wash. Gosse. Patricia M. Education Going. Eugene R. Education Corvallis Gourley. Darrell L. Engineering Oakland. Calif. Gribskov. Mona K. Education Junction City manpusa. wjiii. Greenwood. Dennis P. Greiner. Earl L. Engineering B and T Portland McMinnville 66 Griffith, Frederick A. Agriculture Orchards. Wash. Groutage. Thomas M. Agriculture Lowiston, III. Hadley. Karen D. Education Corvallis Griggs. Joe H. Band T Cottage Grove Gruden.Lee R-Science Beaverton Hadley. Porcy W. Band T Corvallis Griswold. Mary Education Bend Guthrie. James L. Engineering Chico. Calif. Hacrtel. Raymond D. Education Corvallis Grossnicklaus. James Education Shedd Guven. Rasin Science Eregli Konya. Turkey Hagmann. Roger C. Engineering Downey. Calif. Outstanding Senior... KATHY INGLE Mortar Board; Chi Omega president: Talon; Omicron Nu; AWS program chairman for Honors Convocation: ASOSC Elections Committee secretary; Junior Pan-hellenic representative. Hahn. Douglas B. Education Corvallis Hammol. Frank J. Agriculture Tho Dalles Hahn. Richard D. Engineering Corvallis Hammorquist. Floyd Engineering Corvallis Hall. Joan C. Education Mollala Haney. Marilyn Education Milwaukie Hall. Robert I. Engineering Corvallis Hankel. Darlene J. Education Salem Hanson. Richard J. Science Portland Hall. Ronald F. Science Corvallis Hannum, Jean L. Band T Grants Pass Hardman. Evelyn A. Home Economics Myrtle Point Hall. William C. Agriculture Troutdalo Hansen. Carolyn A. Education Carmel. Calif. Harkins. Marjorio L. Band T Salem Hamilton. William S. Engineering Corvallis Hanson. Paul Forestry Euoene Harms. Michael I. Agriculture Canby Harrison, Charles R. Pharmacy Corvallis Hatton, Allan M. Band T Portland Heater. Mary A. Band T Stayton Harrison. Detta R. Science Oakridge Hatton. Lester E. Agriculture Wren Heaton, Larry C. Science Klamath Falls Harrison. Glen S. Harshbarger. Ronald Hart. Robert R. Engineering Engineering Engineering Corvallis Portland Salem Hause. Rusel C. Hayakawa. George Y. Hayes. James H. Education Engineering Agriculture Lebanon Hilo. Hawaii Heppner Hedges. Deanna R. Hedlund. Verne E. Hcidel. Joe H. Education Agriculture Engineering Bremerton. Wash. Anacortos, Wash. Carlton Hartzler. Lucille Education Albany Hayes. Sondra J. Science Eugene Heinke. Garry E. Band T Portland Hathaway. Michael J. Education Corvallis Hazard. John G. Engineering Corvallis Heintzelman. Conrad Science Corvallis 67 Heitkamp, Martin 0. BandT Medford Honning, Betty P. Education Corvallis Hicks. Ron H. Engineering Portland Helm. Wallace E. Engineering Corvallis Henning. C. Carl Forestry Corvallis Higgins. Dan A. Engineering Portland Henderson, Jack 8. Band T Merlin Herbst. Georgo D. Engineering Oregon City Higgins. Mary E. Education Portland Henderson. Paul W. Engineering Albany Hern. Dale P. Science Lebanon Hill. Stephen D. Engineering Corvallis Henderson. Roy G. Engineering Portland Hershiser. Robert W. Science Medford Hillberry. Dee J. Engineering Ashland Hendrickson, Gary K. Agriculture Astoria Hertel. W. John Engineering Cascade Locks Hinkle. George A. Agriculture Gaston Henry. Bruce B. Science Klamath Falls Hess. John P. Agriculture Portland Hipperson. Donald G. Engineering Portland Outstanding Senior ... DONN R. JOHNSON Blue Key; Scabbard and Blade president: Alpha Zeta president; Senate parlimentarian; Student Conduct Committee; Agriculture senator; Phi Eta Sigma president; Student Life; Agriculture Executive Council; Ag Weekend co-chairman. 68 Hirata. Minoru Engineering Honolulu. Hawaii Hock. Diane C. Education Fullerton. Calif. Holman. Blair A. Forestry Portland Hirl. Philip Engineering Toledo Hogle. Larry Engineering Springfield Holman. Linda A. Home Economics Portland Hironaka. Melvin C. Hitchcock. David A. Engineering Engineering Kapaa Kauai. Hawaii Salinas. Calif. Holland. James V. Hollister. Charles D. Agriculture Science Tioga. N. D. Gavivta. Calif. Holmsen Raymond H. Holst. Monterey G. Forestry B and T Wechawken, N.J. Medford Horne. Thomas J. Science Portland Hrabal. Earnest J. Engineering Orooon City Huffman. John W. Science Albany Horillo. John P. Education Mountain View.Calif. Hrcha. George D. Education Astoria Hull. Charles E. Science Portland Hoskins. Oonald R. Engineering Reedsport Hreha. Lawrence H. Agriculture Astoria Hull. Gordon Engineering Eugeno Hougen, William E. Housohotdor, Ronald Hoven, Eldon I. Science Engineering Science Gresham Portland Corvallis Hubbard. Howard T. Huddleston, Wayne A. Hudlow, William L Science Engineering Agriculture Gresham Albany Portland Hunt. Clarence N. Hunt. Linda L. Huntington. John E. Science Home Economics Science Maupin Winston Ontario Howard, Lynn C. Agriculture Lebanon Hudson. John H. Band T Portland Hussey. Sally I. Education Portland Ingle. Kathy Home Economics Ashland Jameson. Susan L. Band T Portland Irish. Peter M. Engineering Willamette Jan . Phyllis Home Economics Portland Isaaca. Leonard C. Band T Corvallis Jaren. Raymond E. Engineering Oregon City Hutton. Jack H. Education Portland Itami, Franklin S. Engineering Ontario Jason. Robert B. Engineering Corvallis Hyde. Raymond E. Band T Island City Jackson, Dennis K. Engineering Eugeno Jeffs. Peter Y. Engineering Alhambra. Calif. Iliinsky, Nichoiai P. forestry Portland Jacobson. Barbara J. Home Economics Klamath Falls Jelinok. David L. Engineering Portland Imamura, Akira Engineering Wailuku Maui. Haw. Jacoby. Jerrold A. Agriculture North Bend Jensen. Hovyard E. Science Portland 69 Outstanding Senior... WILL POST ASOSC president; Blue Key: Junior class president; Senate: Sophomore class treasurer; Athletic Board of Directors: MU Board of Directors; Sophomore Cotillion publicity chairman; Delta Upsilon recording secretary; Alpha Delta Sigma recording secretary; Barometer advertising salesman; Friday Variety committee. Jensen. John F. Education Albany Johnson. Darlene C. Band T Lakeview Johnson. Robert M. Engineering Portland Joelson. John R. B and T Corvallis Johnson. Eva D. Education Junction City Johnson. Sholdon E. Engineering Corvallis Johansen. Donald Engineering Salem Johnson. Donn R. Agriculture Central Point Johnston. Joseph W. B and T Arlington. Vir. Johnson. Dalo E. Agriculture Scappoose Johnson. Douglas E. Engineering Portland Johnston. Wayne S. Engineering Gig Harbor, Wash. Jones. Elaine R. Science Corvallis Kasoberg. Darell R. Agriculture The Dalles Kelsay, Kayo Band T •jq Klamath Falls Jones. Uoyd W. Science The Dalles Kawasaki. Nobvo Education Portland Kennedy. Robert B. Engineering Portland Joost, Rodney E. Forestry Carson City. Ncv. Keane. Mary E. Education Corona. Calif. Keortgc. Georgia Education Salem Judge. Leslie T. Forestry Corvallis Kee. Gordon K. Engineering Portland Keranen. Ardith E. Band T Portland Judson. Arthur Forestry Corvallis Keijur. John W. Engineering Newberg Kerber. Arlene N. BandT Langlois Kaiser. Ronald E. Education Corvallis Kelly. Gordon L. Band T Banks Kern, Fred G. Engineering Corvallis Kameda. Edward Y. Engineering Hilo. Hawaii Kelly. Joseph D. Engineering Corvallis Kessell. Margaret A. Screoce Fresno. Calif. Kimlinger, Raymond Engineering Corvallis Kirkland. Phyllis E. Home Economics North Powder Kimura. George M. Pharmacy Wahiawa Oaju. Haw. Kirkmirc. James D. Engineering Eugene King. Carol A. Pharmacy Corvallis Kisncr. Ned B. Engineering Fullerton. Calif. King. Tommy 0. BandT Gresham Klevcn. Elaine M. Band T Salem Knaupp. Paul D-Agriculture Portland Kinion. Arthur N. Band T Corvallis Klock. Kathryn W. Education Portland Knaupp. Shirley 0-Education Corvallis Kinkade. Joyce BandT Eugene Knapp. Dorothy M. Education Palo Alto. Calif. Knowles. Michael P. Band T Woodland Hills. Cal. Kinscl. Robert I. Engineering Napa. Calif. Knaupp. Jonathan E. Education Corvallis Knutson. John R. Band T Portland Koch, Gerald Band T Oregon City Krause, Marlen F. Engineering Covina. Calif. Kummcr. Lorna M. Education Hillsboro Kockcn. Curtis R. Agriculture Roseburg Krauss. Delores A. Home Economics Portland Kumpula, Evor D. BandT Astoria Kofford. Charlotto Home Economics Baker Krioens. Rainis J. Engineering Salem Kurtz. Marilyn L. Pharmacy Eugene Kofford. JoAnno Band T Baker Krogh. Fred T. Science Sweet Home Kurtz. Maurice Engineering Albany Kolias. David A. Agriculture Hood River Krueger. Carl B. Forestry Salem Kwock. Christopher J. Engineering Honolulu. Hawaii Korvola. Mary L. Home Economics Pendleton Krueger. Carolyn J. Education Salem lajoie. Darwin T. Science Springfield Kranz. William A. Band T Corvallis Kruger. Roy H. BandT Portland Lamerson. John E. Forestry Salem Landers. Dorothy E. Education Allegany Larson. Carol A. Homo Economics Clatskanie Larson. Richard C. Pharmacy The Dalles Langley. James A. Band T Redlands. Calif. Larson. Carol L. Education Klamath Falls Lashbaugh, Benjamin Scionco Portland LanU. Courtney R. Science Terrebonne Larson. Roy S. Forestry Walnut Creek. Calif. Lao. Hon Vo Engineering Hoa Cholon Vietnam. China Larson. Peter N. BandT Albany Latourette. Linda M. Band T Oregon City Lasscllc. Sandra BandT Portland Outstanding Senior ... SCOTT RICKARD Blue Key president; Sackett C adviser; Weatherford Club adviser: Coop Board of Directors; Thane president; Junior Interfraternity Council secretary; Y Round Table: Alpha Delta Sigma; Barometer staff; Joe College finalist: Mortar Board King Finalist. 72 Lauohlin, Carolyn P. Education Yamhill Lc Blanc. Leonard L. B and T Albany Leggett. Donald Agriculture Corvallis Laughlin. Willis A. Education Dayville Lechner. Burdette J. Agriculture La Pino Le Gore. Dick D. Band T Pendleton Lavinder. Susan J. Education Lafayette. Calif. Ledbetter. Oresa I. Education Albany Lei. Benjamin V . Pharmacy Portland Law. Walter S. BandT Corvallis Lee. Benjamin H. BandT Grants Pass Leisy. Edward L. Engineering Lebanon Lawson. Mary L. Agriculture Portland Lee. Bernard P. L. 8 and T Hong Kong. China Lenox. Ellamae L. P. Education Lebanon Lawson. Roger H. Agriculture Portland Lee. Vernon C. Band T Corvallis Leporte, Arline P. Science Kai Lua. Hawaii Laythe. Charles W. Science Corvallis Leggett, Alan Band T Berkeley. Calif. Lewis. Duane E. Science Gresham Lewis. Thomas H. Band T Portland Lino, Glonn A. Engineering Aumsville Lowry, Richard E. Education Corvallis Lieuallen. Robert M. Agriculture Adams Ling. Jim C. Science Pak) Alto. Calif. Lozior, Gary O. Agriculture Enterprise Lieuallen. Russell O. Engineering Adams Link. Kathleen R. Education Caldwell. Idaho Ludlum, Robert S. Band T Santa Barbara. Calif. Lilia, Richard 0. forestry Portland Lloyd. Robert V. Band T Corvallis Lunde. Raymond C. Band T Corvallis Lindquist. William G. B and T Corvallis Long. Jack E. Agriculture Corvallis Mackie. Lorna A. Home Economics Tangent Lindros. Donald A. Engineering Corvallis Lopez, Maralee G. Education Medford MacKinnon. Lorna D. Education Juneau. Alaska Li ndstrom. Charles D. Engineering Corvallis Lowe. Nathan A. BandT Lebanon MacLoan. Alexander Band T Lanikai. Hawaii Mahan, Michael C. Science Milton-Frcewater Marshall. Donald M. Science Arlington Main. Robert D. Engineering Kailua. Hawaii Martin. Jack D. Engineering Corvallis Mannagh. Patricia M. Home Economics Portland Martin. Jack E. Engineering Long Beach. Calif. MacRostio. Janet D. BandT Culver Mansfield. Charles F Science Grants Pass Martin. Mary E. Education Portland Madden. Dann M. Engineering Corvallis Marguth, Gilbert R. Eng. and Sci. Corvallis Martinez. David H. Education Salem Madinaboitia, C. S. Engineering Boise. Idaho Maring. John S. BandT Portland Massey. Larry D. BandT Rickreall Magill, Edmon. R. Education Powers Marks. James W. Agriculture Joseph Masters. Russell A. BandT Pendleton Matsuyama. Arthur A. Matthows. Larry A. Science Science Holualoa Kona. Haw. Corvallis McCandlish, Carol F. McCartney. Sylvia J. Education Education Salem Milwaukio McGrath. Sharron A. McIntosh. Brian E. Home Economics Engineering Hillsboro Hoquiam. Wash. Mattson. Karen M. Pharmacy Tigard McClure. James D. Engineering Corvallis McIntyre. Gary A. Science Gresham Maxwell. Vina G. May. Carl E. Mayer. Barbara A. Home Economics Engineering Education Haines Corvallis Lebanon McDonald. Norris J. McFarland. Carol S. McFetridge. Darrell Engineering Education Agriculture Coos Bay Salem Enterprise McKay. Barbara E. Science Cheney. Wash. Maylie. Charles J. Engineering Portland McGregor. Charles D. BandT Grants Pass 74 McKoehan, Earnest Engineering Corvallis Mer . David L. Agriculture Floronc© Michael. Oonald R. Science Lewisburg McKinley. Robin D. Agriculture Corvallis Moscrvo. Leo A. Education Portland Michaiek. Joseph S. Agriculture Gervais McLarty. William C. Education Winston Messerte. Donald E. Agriculture Coos Bay Michelson. Jack E. Agriculture Lebanon McNeal. Brian L. Agriculture Corvallis Meyer. Donna M. Home Economics Salem Michna. Terry D. BandT Walnut Creek. Calif. Meier. Weldon S. Science Portland Meyer. J. Kent Forestry Vancouver. Wash. Micka, Richard L. Education Malin Mendenhall, L. D. Science Willamina Meyer, Richard A. Science Wemme Mickdson. Richard W. Band T Albany Merritt. John M. Engineering Coos Bay Meyersick, Edward R. BandT Pendloton Mikesell. Richard M. Band T Corvallis Outstanding Senior ... TED SAKANO Blue Key secretary-treasurer; Living Group president; Phi Kappa Phi; Pi Mu Epsilon; Phi Eta Sigma; Student Affiliates of American Chemical Society; Interdorm Council secretary: Beatrice Hamilton Award; Crown Zellerbach Award in Chemistry. Mikkelson, Byron G. Agriculture Silverlon Miller. Joanne H. B end T Portland Miller, Ronald F. Education Elgin Miksch. Thomas L. Engineering Corvallis Miller. Mary P. Education Portland Mills. Kenneth D. BandT Cheshire Miller. Carl A. Education West Linn Miller. Patricia N. Education Redmond Minty, Kristin E. Band T Gold Beach Miller, Elwood O. Agriculture Albany Miller. Raymond E. Science Sweet Home Mitteistadt. Richard Engineering Portland Moar, Donald A. B and T Portland Moon. Laurence L. Engineering Pendloton Moynihan, Lawrence Education Lebanon Mock. Henry Pharmacy Palo Alto. Calif Moore. Michael E. Agriculture Corvallis Moziini, Lewis M. Science Corvallis Mohr. Darrell D. Forestry Corvallis Moran, Ardith S. Science Boise, Idaho Mucha. C. Jean Education Portland Mohr. William R. Engineering Portland Moran. Henry L. Engineering Corvallis Murray. Joanne W. Education Modesto. Calif. Monger. Walter D. Science Roseburg Morelli. Leonard R. Education Yamhill Murray. John S. Science Corvallis Montgomery, Samuol Science Corvallis Morris. Mary L. Education Oregon City Murray. Norman L. Agriculture Ontario Moody. Robert D. Band T Boise. Idaho Mote. Robert L. Pharmacy Corvallis Myers. Gerald K. Band T San Francisco. Calif. 75 Myers. James D. Agriculture Aurora Nielsen. Patricia A. Education Montebello. Calif. Noonchester. Howard Science Florence Myers. Lyle L. Agriculture Aurora Nelson, Marilyn J. BandT Corvallis Notcboom. Robert E. Agriculture Salem Myers. Ralph A. Pharmacy Portland Nerio. Hisako B. Home Economics Santa Ana. Calif. O'Brien. James H. Science Corvallis Narkaus. Sara Band T Helix Nessen. Jack E. Band T Amcry O’Brien. Terence J. Science Portland Neal. John L. Science Eugene Neuschwander. Art. Education Hubbard O'Brien. Thomas M. Engineering Corvallis Neiger. James B. Science Salem Nishioka. Konji Engineering Hakalau. Hawaii Oden, Lauranco L. Science Nyssa Nielsen. Robert G Engineering Carmel. Calif. Nobles. Clyde C. Engineering Hermiston O'Keefe. Patricia K. Education Waterloo. Iowa 76 Oldberg. Lorraine E. Education Oakland. Calif. Olsen. Robert J. Forestry Corvallis Onyema. Winston M. Pharmacy Nigeria. Africa Oldenburg. Kent Agriculture Salem Olson. Frank W. Forestry Rockport. Wash. Ostrander. James M. Band T Portland Oldfather. Daniel O. Engineering Warsaw. Ind. Olson. Ronald R. Forestry Madras Ostrander. Sally M. Band T Portland O'Leary. John M. Engineering La Grande Olson, Ronnalio E. Home Economics Klamath Falls Ostrom. Kenneth R. Science Klamath Falls Olson. William E. Agriculture Sweet Home Otnoss, Phillip C. Science Lake Grove Omid. Mariam N. Home Economics Tehran. Iran Ouchida. Roy T. Engineering Gresham Ong. Winfred K. Pharmacy Baker Overstreet. Macy E. Engineering Fresno. Calif. Owens, James P. Agriculture Red Bluff, Calif. Palmer. Eleanor M. Education Corvallis Parkhursf. Norman P. Band T Boring Oyen. Haakon C. Engineering Ski. Norway Palmer, Harriett S. Education Portland Parkhurst, William R. Band T Portland Palmborg, Judith M. Science Astoria Palmer. Linda L. Education Portland Parr. Nancy Education San Marino. Calif. Palmer. Alan G. Science Portland Palmquist. James G. Agriculture Mount Angel Parsons. Gerald P. Engineering Portland Outstanding Senior ... MARILYN SURBAUGH SMITH Student Board of Reference chairman; AWS Executive and Legislative Councils; Mortar Board; Student Life; AWS Elections Tea Committee; AWSofficesecretary; MU Christmas Party Decorations Committee; Homecoming Dance Decorations Committee: Intersectional Speech Contest. Parsons. Lynne A. Education Corvallis Paulson. Dainard A. Physical Education Inglewood. Calif. Pemberton. Joyce T. Home Economics Mehama Parton. Helen I. Home Economics Hermiston Peabody. Joanno M. Science Santa Monica. Calif. Perkins. Eugenie V. Physical Education Shedd Patel. Bhikhabhai N. Engineering Bombay. India Pearce. Elaine L. Home Economics Ogden. Utah Perrine. Robert A. Engineering Corvallis Patel. Bhutabhai N. Engineering Bombay. India Pearsall. Janet M. Education Brooks Perry. Lorelee Home Economics Portland Pattee. Sharon L. Education Milwaukie Peckham. Willis P. Education Corvallis Peters. Forrest L. Agriculture Corvallis Patterson, Bruce B. Education Salem Pcden. George B. Science Redmond Petersen. Diano P. Education McMinnville Patterson. Julianne Science Portland Pederson. Robert E. Forestry Corvallis Petersen. Janet E. L. Education Scappoose 77 Peterson. Andrew C. Engineering Junction City Pierson. Douglas Agriculture Seattle. Wash. Plass. Barbara A. BandT Pendleton Petersen. Thomas G. Science Corvallis Pierson. Larry I. Engineering Milwaukie Petrasek. Gerald D. BandT Malin Piller. Richard G. Engineering Pfeifer. Sharon R. Education Portland Pisor. Donald L. Engineering Fowler. Calif. Potymeropoulos. C. Engineering Athens. Greece Phillips. James H. Band T Ontario F ittman. Ronald L. Agriculture Sheridan Phillips. J. Patrick Band T Seaside Place. Kenneth T. Band T Lebanon Phillips. Larry D. Agriculture La Grande Plank. Rochelle K. fdedxal Technology Portland Cottaoo Grove Plymate. Benjamin W. Poleo. Carol A. B and T Home Economics Lebanon Portland 78 Poor, Robert J. Engineering Corvallis Preston. Earle S. Engineering Spokane. Wash. Purdy, Richard L. Engineering Corvallis Porcelli, Ernest J. Engineering Corvallis Priaul . Sheila K. Education Portland Purves. Ralph A. Engineering Boise. Idaho Porten. James L. Engineering Hines Price. Dawn G. Education Bend Putas. Kathryn K. Education Longview. Wash. Porter. Diano Pharmacy Fontana. Calif. Price. Gary J. Engineering Klamath Falls Ouamme. Dean L. Engineering Corvallis Post. Wilmer H. Band T Toledo Prickctt. Melody L. Education Banks Ouioley. Michael H. Band T Wood burn Potter, Lyle M. Engineering West Linn Provant, Stophon G. Science Boise. Idaho Ouinn. Richard P. Forestry Portland Pratt. Glenn D. Engineering Vallejo. Calif. Pruyn. James W. Engineering Corvallis Ouisenberry. Clifford Band T Corvallis Ouong. Benjamin Y. Raack. James D. B and T Education San Francisco. Calif. Santa Barbara. Calif. Road. Sylvia J. Rodbird. Wakon I. Home Economics Engineering Scottsburg Monmouth Remington. Delbert R. Rent . Edward A. Engineering Agriculture Portland Cottage Grove Racanelli. Gerald S. Engineering Portland Reed. Anita L. Home Economics Woodburn Reser. Alvin L. Band T Cornelius Ragsdale. Kenneth W. Band T Corvallis Rcet:. loo W. Education Corvallis Reser. Patricia J. Education Cornelius Ramsey. Paul L. Sconce Frankfort. Ind. Reiersgaard. William Engineering Euoene Reviglio. Jack T. Band T Redwood City. Calif. Ranslam. Michael E. Agriculture The Dalles Roiling. Neal C. Agriculture Hubbard Rieckman. William H. Band T Menlo Park. Calif. Rauch. Lawrence B. Pharmacy Albany Reinking. William E. Band T Medford Rico. Donald C. Engineering Klamath Falls Richards. Cart N. Band T Corvallis Rieckmann. Richard Science Menlo Park. Calif. Roberts. Karen J. Science Corvallis Richardson. Arthur H. Agriculture Rapid City. S.D. Rightmire. L Oiane Home Economics Ontario Roberts. Roberta M. Education Prineville Rickard. Scott T. Education Corvallis Ritchie. Donald A. Band T Walla Walla. Wash. Robison. Darrell I. Engineering Corvallis Rider. Roy L Education Corvallis Ritter. Luverne D. Engineering Corvallis Rodgers. John C. Science Salem Outstanding Senior... LOU SNYDER ASOSC first vice president; Inter-Dorm Council senator: Poling Hall president; Student Coordinator, High School Principal's Weekend; Blue Key; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Phi Eta Sigma. 79 Rogers. Gary 0. Band T Spokane. Wash. Rosenberry. Thomas Engineering Corvallis Rueppell. Donald. L. Science Corvallis Rohweder. Ronald S. Education Oswego Rosier. Reneo Education Los Angeles. Calif. Ruhl, 8ctle J. Education Corvallis Rondeau. Richard A. forestry Portland Ross. James M. Band T Chatsworth. Calif. Russnogle. Phillip T. Agriculture Corvallis Root. Robert F. Root. Robert G. Agriculture Engineering Wasco Portland Routh. William C. Rowe. Robert A. Agriculture Engineering Twin Falls. Idaho Portland Sakano. Theodore K. Science Ontario Rorem. John A. BandT Tacoma. Wash. Rudzik. Billie G. Education Corvallis Rosenbero. Donald H. Science Altadena. Calif. Ruettgers. Ronald F. Engineering Bakersfield. Calif. 80 Salvon. Dennis E. B and T Portland Schlumbergor. D. Engineering Salem Schuh. Stephen C. Agriculture Mt. Vernon.Wash. Samuels. Neil A. Science Trona. Calif. Schmidt. Stanley G. Agriculture Silverton Sanchez. Larry Physical Education Montebello. Calif. Schneider. Omar A. Band T Malin Santos. Nelson Agriculture Lahaina Maui. Haw. Scholz. Dorothy J. Agriculture Grants Pass Schwabenland. P. K. Education Tulelake. Calif. Saunders. Grady F. Science Corvallis Schreiber. Philip E. Agriculture McMinnville Schwiotert. Wayne Forestry Corvallis Schultheis. William A. Schumacher. Robert Forestry 8 and T Wauwatosa. Wis. Corvallis Saunders. Priscilla P. Science Corvallis Schroeder. Arnold L. Science Corvallis Scott, Barrat G. Forestry Honolulu. Hawaii Schaper. Lynno M. Home Economics Campbell. Calif. Schrunk. Dean D. Pharmacy Scio Scott. Arle 2. Pharmacy Kerby Scott. Edytha Home Economics Kerby Shaw. Kenneth C. Education Hayward. Calif. Shoji. James M. Engineering Burns Scott. John R. Band T Portland Sheldon. Robert Pharmacy Beaverton Shreeve. Kenneth H. Science Dallas Scott. Robert 6. 8 and T Corvallis Sherer, Keith R. Engineering Corvallis Shreve Robert L. Science New Egypt. N J. Scott. Susan 6. Education Portland Shidler, Jan L. Science Salem Shrum. Kenneth L. Engineering Roseburg Searcy. James T. BandT Salem Shields. Rita A. Home Economics Portland Shuell, Thomas J. Science Woodland Hills, Cal. Seclyo. Koith W. Band T Corvallis Shiroma. Barbara T. Education Pukalani, Hawaii Sickler, Sharon B. Home Economics Portland Outstanding Senior ... MITSI TAMURA Heckart Lodge president; Miss OSC Selection Committee chairman; Senate; Sophomore class sergeant-at-arms; Thane secretary; Student Life; Junior-Senior Prom Queen Selection Committee chairman; Scabbard and Blade; Varsity 0 ; Three-year Varsity Wrestling letterman; 1959 Pacific Coast Wrestling Champion; Third in 1959 National AAU Wrestling Tournament. Siemens. Richard E. Science Chiloquin Singer. Harold L. Engineering Portland Slowey. Patrick C. Engineering Corvallis Sifri. Elie C. Engineering Amman. Jordan Sisson. Victor Forestry Klamath Falls Small, Robort E. Education Toledo Simonson. Mickey E. Pharmacy Bakersfield. Calif. Skowhede. Walter W. Education St. Helens Smalley. Donna Y. Home Economics Corvallis Shaffer. Margarot A. Education West Linn Shoemaker, Janet M. Home Economics Scappoose Sickler, Tom E. BandT Portland Sinclair, Roger L. Engineering Corvallis Skvarna. Paul E. Engineering Upland. Calif. Smartt, Dale T. Education San Gabriel. Calif. g SENIORS Smith, Anne L. Education Corvallis Smith, Harold D. Band T Corvallis Smith, Peter E. Science Bluemont, Virginia Smith, Daniel L. Education Eugene Smith, Howard H. Education Portland Smith, Russell A. Engineering Corvallis Smith. David C. Forestry Corvallis Smith. Jean A. Home Economics Corvallis Smith. William H. Forestry Bangor, Penn. Smith. Donald O. Science Klamath Falls Smith. Marilyn S. Education Corvallis Smithson. Stanley A. Engineering Boise, Idaho Snow, Elizabeth A. Snyder. Floyd A. Home Economics Engineering Chico. Calif. Vernonia Socolofsky, Walter D. Soiland. Gordon E. Engineering Engineering Salem Santa Rosa, Calif. Stadler, Lawrence W. Stadler, Judith N. Science Education Q2 Springfield Roseburg Snyder. Louis J. Engineering Newport Spady, Willis G. Band T Coos Bay Staebler. Donald L. Engineering Corvallis Snyder, Ronald B. Science Salem Spaniol, Gary E. BandT Stayton Stafford. Richard Education Forest Grove Sparks. Jerry G. Forestry Clatskanie Stangland. Donald E. BandT Salem Sparling, Robert D. Engineering Kalispell, Mont. Stanley. Gerald N. Pharmacy Portland Spence. Sheila A. Home Economics Medford Stebbins, Arthur H. Forestry Corvallis Steele, Judith A. Home Economics Astoria Slovens, Jerrold R. Science Portland Stoelhammer. John C. Engineering Salem Steward. Mclvina J. Education Wolfcreek Steoemann. John H. Pharmacy Martinez. Calif. Stoakes. Carol E. Science Piedmont. Calif. Stegemeyer, William Forestry Gladstone Stootfler. Walter K. Pharmacy Shedd Strand. Patricia R. Education San Mateo. Calif. Stcinhauser. F. C. Education Bend Stone. Donald R. Forestry Corvallis Stratton. Sharleno C. Education Boavorton Stevens. Alma BandT Albany Stout. Edgar L. Science Grants Pass Strebin. Robert S. Science Troutdalo Stevens. Donald D. Band T Forest Grove Stout. Janet S. Home Economics Grants Pass Street. Jerome C. Engineering Portland Stuck. Dennis V. Band T Corvallis Tanaka. Richard S. Engineering Kappa Kauai. Haw. Thatcher. John D. Engineering Walla Walla. Wash. Sullivan, Rosemary Education Portland Tartar. Raymond L. Agriculture Corvallis Thom. James C-Science Bandon Sump. Ardith A. Education Oregon City Taylor. Deanne P. Education Milwaukie Thomas. David R. Science Bonanza Swan. Robert J. Engineering Brookings Taylor. Ronald N. Education Corvallis Thomas. Lola D. Home Economics Hillsboro Sykes. Glenn L. Forestry Corvallis Taylor. Sondra L. Education Eugene Thomas. Patricia M. Home Economics Portland Taft. William E. Engineering Astoria Tcdrow. James R. Science Oswego Thompson. Jeanette Education Langlois Tamura, Mitsuru Band T Gladstone Teien. Aage Engineering Oslo. Norway Thompson. Judith R. Education Pendleton 83 Thompson. Ralph A. Engineering Mill City Took®. Donald E. Agriculture Boring Tsugawa, Amy 6. Education Portland Thomson. James G. BandT Pleasant Hill. Calif. Tortand. Lee N. Band T Corvallis Tung. Elliot Y. E. Engineering San Francisco. Calif. Thurber. Jack W. Band T Albany Tracy. Elizabeth E. Science Lakeview Tunned. Margaret H. Education West Linn Tobey. Gary R. Engineering Vancouver. Wash. Travis. Roberta R. Home Economics Eugene Tuor. Ronald E. BandT Salem Tobin. Kiefer A. Engineering Honolulu. Hawaii Trudell, Francis J. Agriculture Corvallis Toiemei. Jack P. Science Portland Trygststad. Roger Engineering Portland Tomihiro. Walter T. Agriculture Kukuihaele. Hawaii Tschopp. Cecelia L. Education Oregon City 84 Turley. Walter Y. Engineering Salem Uppendahl. Thomas BandT Corvallis Vanderzanden, C. Education Hillsboro Turner. Donald B. Engineering Portland Uthe. Edward E. Science La Grande Vanderzanden. V. Home Economics Forest Grove Turner. Juliet F. Education Albany Vallctte. Jack R. Agriculture Philomath Van Dine. Mary L. BandT Corvallis Twenge. Lois A. Band T Newberg Van Artsdale. Nancy Education Woodside. Calif. Van Oine. Peter W. Education Corvallis Tye, Tarand S. Education Bond Van Buskirk. Roderick Engineering Corvallis Van Dyke. David W. Forestry Forest Grove Uchida. George S. Engineering Sacramento. Calif. Vandehey. Darrel G. Agriculture Cornolius Van Loan. James W. Science Eugene Ullman. Duane T. Forestry Sisters Vandergaw. Bruce A. Agriculture Lakeview Van Ummersen C. Education Corvallis Van Vleck. Richard W. Engineering Medford Wachter. P. Ronald Agriculture Mt. Angel Waitt. Ronald E. Forestry Corvallis Van Vliet. Victoria Education Edmonton, Alberta Waddell, Beverly D. Education Blue River Walgren. James K. Agriculture Portland Varian, Helen F. Education San Francisco. Calif. Waddell. Rodney C. Engineering Corvallis Walker. David H. Engineering Corvallis Viale. Hector E. Vincent. Betty I. B and T Home Economics Lima. Peru Corvallis Wadsworth. Homer G. Wagner. Beverly J. B and T Education Corvallis Junction City Walker. Larry C. Band T Portland Walker. Myrna L. Science Corvallis Vincent. Frederic Agriculture Corvallis Wagner. Brocks R. Education Port Orford Walker. Phillip H. Band T Portland Watrous. Robert A. Engineering Forest Grove Weiss. Rudolph W. BandT Portland Walter. Patricia A. Ward. Gary N. Home Economics Engineering Portland Boise, Idaho Watts. Donna Education Portland Wciwood, Michael J Band T St. Helens Weber. Nita R. Wecker, David Weding, Barbara J. 8 and T Engineering Education Lebanon Nampa. Idaho Glenwood . Wendland. Gustav E. Wcnstrom. Charles R. Wcrnor. Lloyd D. Engineering Education Agriculture Corvallis Corvallis Brooks Ward. William S. Engineering Portland Weisgerber. John F. Forestry Juneau. Alaska West. Lila M. Education Myrtle Point Vlachos. Leonidas Engineering Corvallis Wagner, Sandra B. Education Port Orford Wall. Kenneth J. Engineering Portland Warron, Nancy C. Home Economics Corvallis Weiss. Roland H. Engineering Roseburg West. Noil E. Science Klamath Falls 85 Westcrbcrg. Earl R. Engineering Eureka, Calif. Whitmore. Larry I. Bond T Corvallis Wilkie. Joanne F. Science Corvallis Wescott. Homer W. Engineering Portland Whitney. Dennis B. Engineering Portland Williams. Donna K. Education Odell Westberg, Robert C. Pharmacy Astoria Wilber, John L. Band T Albany Williams. Floyd V. Science Portland Wetter. Helen J. Bond T Corvallis Wilbur, Philip E. Science lakeview Williams. Merilyn Education Grants Pass Wheatley. Robert E. BandT Corvallis Wilcox. Joan C. Home Economics Eugene Williams. Patricia R. Home Economics Corvallis White. Velma A. Education Corvallis Wilcox. Suzanne C. Band T Portland Whiteside. Roberta L BandT Corvallis Wilkie. Arthur L. Band T Corvallis Willie, tavern A. Engineering Corvallis Wiseman. Orville R. Education Albany Wold. Einar Agriculture 85 Corvallis Wilson, Judith A. Home Economics Idaho Falls. Idaho Witham. Merrilie A. Home Economics Baker Womack. Robert J. Forestry Lake Grove Wilson. Roxanne Education Malin Withrow. Raymond N. Forestry Corvallis Wong. Ray J. Pharmacy Berkeley. Calif. Winkler. Janet L. Education Portland Withycombe. J. S. Home Economics Corvallis Wood. Dale Forestry Salem SENIORS SENIORS Wood. Virginia J. Science Corvallis Woolwine. Jerry L Engineering Corvallis Wright. Kathryn A. Home Economics Junction City Wood. Linda E. Education Red Bluff. Calif. Workman. Raymond BandT Lebanon Wright. Merle E. Education Hillsboro Wood. Roger V. Science Corvallis Worsham. Fordyce Band T Lebanon Wright, Robert A. Engineering Portland Woodsido, Jon L forestry Portland Wright. Jacquelln R. Education Portland Wrolstad. Ronald E. Agriculture Molalla Yim, Calvin K. Agriculture Honolulu. Hawaii Zeller. Jack D. Band T Corvallis Young. Gregory L. Engineering Corvallis Zimmerman, Paul J. Engineering Gresham Wyland, Bonnie G. Home Economics Summerville Young. Marian K. Education Honolulu. Hawaii Ziniker, William M. Science Eugene Wynn, Dale E. Science Portland Young. Patricia A. Home Economics Fall Creek Zirak, Val Engineering Portland Yamasaki. Lois H. Education Lihuo Kauai. Hawaii Young, Ronald D' Band T Forest Grove Zukurs, Rita Home Economics Springfield Yang, Choongsik Engineering Soout. Korea Zakrzewski. James M. Band T Eagle Creek Zulauf. Ellen S. Education Corvallis Yergen. Norman 6. Agriculture Corvallis Zatterlow. Ted 0. Engineering Astoria Zwicker. Diane D. Education Salem 87 ACTI VITI E S 89 90 ASOSC OFFICERS Eloise Krueger, secretary Lou Snyder, 1st vice president Pete Larson, treasurer Libby Bruce, 2nd vice president Beaver Invitation to Education has been one of the main projects of this year’s ASOSC officers. Operation “BITE has included bringing Senior Weekend back to campus in hopes of interesting more high school seniors in Oregon State. The officers have also been concerned with coordinating senate activities and relations. Senate, composed of representatives from major schools and organizations, works as a governing body which discusses current campus problems and projects. This year's Tell it to Your Senator week, which included an open senate meeting, provided students with an opportunity to become more familiar with the work carried on by the ASOSC Senate. 91 EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES Irwin Harris, director. Mrs. Herndon, office manager, and Alura Paul, secretary. Mrs. Herndon, office manager. The Department of Educational Activities, an advisory office for various student activities, is found in the Memorial Union. It is responsible for balancing the school budget and handling four main groups: music, forensics, concerts and lectures and student publications. Thanes, Talons, ASOSC, AWS and the four classes are also counseled by Educational Activities. Mrs. Ruth A. Herndon, who will be retiring this year after nine years of service as office manager, has always been willing to help the students and keep the office bookkeeping in order and ready for quick reference. Board of Directors, from left to right: Lynn Schaper, Mike Cole, Karen Andrews. Pete Larson, Richard E. Pahre, C. T. Yerian, Chuck Wenstrom, Irwin Harris. 92 STUDENT LIFE The Student Life Committee, consisting of deans, faculty members and students, plans the yearly social calendar. The committee, advised by James W. Groshong, also passes all student functions. Student Life Committee, from left to right: Pat Nielson, Shirley Gertsch, Dan Clinton, Dick Seideman, Lou Snyder. Mickey Ranslam, Bob Wright, Dean Dan Poling, Gerald Cohn, Beth Tracy, Dean Helen Moor, Mrs. Vida Bowers, James W. Groshong. PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE The Publications Committee appoints the editors and business managers for the Beaver, Barometer and other student publications. All the publication policies and procedures are governed and advised by the committee. Publications Committee, from left to right, Row 1: Jim Van Loan, Beaver business manager; Fred Shideler, director of information; Glenny Ely, Beaver editor; J. Kenneth Munford, director of publications; George Martin, director of college press; Van Richards, assistant dean of men. Row 2: Chuck Wenstrom, Barometer editor; Mickey Ranslam, Barometer business manager. 93 ASOSC SENATE Will Post Lou Snyder Libby Bruce Brown president Eloise Krueger Pete Larson Larry Baugh Donn Johnson Pat Nielsen Tom Walters Judy Arnold Bob Wright Jerry Cohn Beth Tracy Ed Nienow Shirley Gertsch Al Burr Dave Bell Mickey Ranslam Mitsl Tamura Dan Clinton Dick Jaenicke Fred Johnson 94 Karen Andrews Gary Edelbrock Chuck Wenstrom Dick Seideman Mike Cole Bill Gardner Keifer Tobin Lynne Schaper MEMORIAL UNION The Memorial Union provides opportunity for personal growth and fellowship by serving as a unifying force in the life of the college. It is the center for student and faculty extra-curricular activities and offers many additional facilities. A $1,300,000 addition is under construction which should be completed by fall term, 1960. The new east and west wings will house bowling and other recreational facilities, a cafeteria with a seating capacity of 600 and a bookstore three times the size of the present store. OSC students have been informed of MU activities through a new column in the Barometer—The MU is YOU. It has explained to students the varied program of MU activities for cultivating creative imagination and leadership. Sponsoring art exhibits is one of the many activities of the Memorial Union. MU Office Secretaries, from left to right: Eleanor Ewalt and Norma Pritchett. Dick Seideman. MU president, observes west wing construction. Dick Seideman, MU president; Major E. C. Allworth. MU manager; Mrs. Tracy Johnson, program consultant; Duane Fitzgerald, assistant manager, discuss the beginning of the construction process. MU Board of Directors, from left to right: Will Post. Karen Andrews. Chuck Wenstrom, Dick Seideman, Dean Dan Poling, Mrs. Tracy Johnson, Irwin Harris, Gary Edelbrock, Duane Fitzgerald. 95 Dick Seideman MU president MEMORIAL UHION The MU Activity Council serves as an advisory board to the MU president. President Dick Seideman was elected by the student body. The council members were appointed by the president on approval of the MU Board of Directors. Sharon Hyde costers Mike Laura movies Barbara Ronald activity service Dick Bonaor photography Carolyn Bergen art Clark Fisher music Barbara Plass toastmistress Ralph Purves toastmaster Jack Thurber public relations Linda Peteraon hospitality Judy Hought dance Janet Fiaher barometer coordinator Delorea Krauaa regional representative ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS Elected Officers, from left to right: Delores Krauss. sergeant-at-arms; Myrna Embree, treasurer; Karen Andrews, president; Linda Kern, secretary; Karen Johnson, vice-president. Executive Council Members, from left to right: Jane Burnside, office manager; Mavis Malbon, scholarship; Sandy Grimm, activities; Delores Krauss, sergeant-at-arms; Dean Helen Moor, adviser; Myrna Embree. treasurer; Linda Kern, secretary; Karen Johnson, vice president; Karen Andrews, president; Marilyn S. Smith, Student Board; Gael Maxwell, IAWS; Jo Peabody, publicity; Jean Shirley, radio. 96 With its purpose to enrich the personality of the college woman and to widen her friendships, the Associated Women Students offers a wide range of activities and events. The main fall term event was Scholarship Week. From a scholarship convo speech came an idea for a series of convos centering around the Educated Woman. The series included noted authorities who spoke on “The Educated Woman as a Hostess, in the Professional World, in the Community and as a Parent. Other activities were the Thanksgiving Basket collection, Nickel Hop Scotch, Carnival, Dog-Patch Daze, and the Women’s Honors Convocation. The money raised from the Nickel Hops and the Carnival is used to support an emergency loan fund and to provide a fully, in-state tuition scholarship that is awarded to a junior woman at the Honor’s Convocation. Win a Daisy!' Student Board of Reference Members, from left to right. Row 1: Susan Jameson, Rosemary Scott, assistant dean of women; Marilyn S. Smith, chairman; Ann Primrose. Row 2: Gail Peterson, Judy Finell, Shirley Kononen, Maureen Parmenter, Sharon Calder. Legislative Council Members, left to right, Row 1: Sandy Grimm, Myrna Embree, Karen Andrews, Delores Krauss, Karen Johnson. Linda Kern, Gael Maxwell, Jean Shirley, Jane Burnside, Mavis Malbon, Marilyn S. Smith, Jo Poabody. Row 2: Judy Steele, Louise Stone, Liz Snow, Judy Schumaker, Jeanne Holman, Sharon Mc-Connel, Linda Peterson, Dar Aho, Beth Tracy, Lucy Lane, Mona Gribskov, Pam Clayton, Joan Swart, Donna Dibblee, Dean Helen S. Moor, Assistant Dean Roso-mary Scott. 97 Student Loan Board Members, from left to right: Hugh Jeffery, Eva Black-well, Bill Langan, Van Richards. Rosemary Scott. CO-OP BOARD OF DIRECTORS The Co-op Board of Directors is composed of three seniors, two juniors and two sophomores in order to have a wide representation from the student body. The policies of the bookstore are made by the board. A president and secretary are chosen from the seven members who work together with F. M. McCulloch and Burton Wood, advisers, and C. Paul Irvine of the Co-op Bookstore. STUDENT LOAN The Student Loan office in the Memorial Union is prepared to offer the students two kinds of loans. There is the small-amount loan which requires no longer than 30 days to pay. The long term loan supplements the students for the entire school year. When applying for a loan, the students must include a planned budget based on the school year. The Student Loan Board will review the applications when the references and guarantees are in the loan office. Approximately 1,300 students have been given loans this year amounting to a total of $270,000. Eloise Krueger Don Essig. president secretary Judy Palmberg Scott Rickard Sonya Lea Mike Allen Dick Seideman 98 JUNIOR CLASS Pat Marquis, vice president With opening of fall term, the junior class began plans for their Night on the Town” Junior-Senior Prom. The theme was carried out with decorations depicting various interest spots in San Francisco. The Jimmy Dorsey band provided a very enjoyable evening of listening and dancing. To promote the prom, the class sponsored a spaghetti feed, after which the class members adjourned to the coliseum to decorate for the dance. Judy Johnson, secretary Dave Heyman, sergeant-at-arms 99 SOPHOMORE CLASS Judy Hought, vice president Under the leadership of Mike Cole, class president, the sophomore class experienced a very successful year. Fall term they won the Christmas tree decorating contest in the MU and held a unique grubby get together called Cider Slurp,” with a meeting, entertainment, dancing and cider. The class presented the annual Sophomore Cotillion, Talk of the Town,” a great success with the band of Ray Conniff, which also offered a concert preceding the dance. There was a class pizza feed before the dance. Mike Cole, president Pat Rogers, secretary 100 FRESHMAN CLASS Ann Erickson, vice president Books for Asia was one of the largest projects of this year’s freshman class. Brightly decorated boxes were placed in various campus buildings in which contributions were collected. The Rook class also organized and built the traditional Rook bonfire for the Homecoming celebration. Winter term they sponsored Exotica, an all school dance. Kay Auld, secretary Bill McCarthy, treasurer Howard McCurdy, sergeant-at-arms 101 Dancing Rally Girls, from left to right: Gerry Rose, Janice Phillips, Judy Query, Kathy Booth, Sally Eldon, Jinny Evans. VARSITY RALLY Varsity Rally Members, from left to right: Mike McCuddy. Howie Smith, Don Essig, Phil Estipular, Don Wirth. “What's the next yell? Benny Beaver asks Mike McCuddy. Thanks to the enthusiasm of Don Essig, student-elected rally king, the varsity rally again very capably led the Oregon State fans through the football and basketball seasons. Unusually talented dancing rally girls added much spark and spirit with their half time skits and dances during the game. 102 ROOK RALLY Rookess Rally, from left to right: Kay Parker, Nancy Johnson, Gayle Cummings, Joan Arnold, Linda Sutherland, Donna Pyle. Baby Beaver fans and teams were provided with spark by enthusiastic Rook rally men, Jerry Musselman and Bill Barnett, and the dancing Rookess rally girls. The “behind the scene” directors of the program were the rally committee which coordinated the activities of all the student rally groups with the athletic programs. Under the guidance of Ron Cameron, adviser, the committee supervised the rally squads, tailflappers, pep band and card stunt section to make Oregon State as powerful in the stands as they are on the field or court. One, Iwo, three ... kick! Rally Committee, from left to right: Ron Maddy, Jerry Musselman, Pete Vandine, Ron Wrolstad, Louie Miller, Sonnie Hayes, Keiffer Tobin. 103 Robert Knoll, director of alumni. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Ted Carlson, assistant director of alumni and editor of the Oregon Stater. Sitting, from left to right: John Hackenbruck, Robert Thompson, M. Joe Carter, M. M. Huggins, H. H. Narver, Will Post. Robert Adams, Amby Frederick, Bob Knoll, Eileen Jeffries, John Fenner, A. H. Smith, Herbert Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Lois Brundago, Mrs. Martin Blakely, John Gallinger, Sr. Standing: Clyde Williamson, Terry Elder, Rudy Kallander, Ralph Jones, Ted Carlson, Dr. James Riley, E. J. Keema, Don Anderson, Bob Swan. The Memorial Union houses the thriving center of the OSC alumni. Thealumni office handles all class reunions, homecoming activities and the forming of local clubs. The Oregon Stater, edited by Ted Carlson, is the main means of communication between the school and the alumni. 104 Bob Knoll and Ted Carlson check with alumni office secretaries, Geraldine Brownell and Eileen Jeffries. 105 BAROMETER STAFF Chuck Wcnstrom, editor Sara Duncan editorial page editor Gwill Evans, Gene Pariseault and Pat Pearce watch tho new automatic linotype machine at work. Barometer Night Staff, from left to right: Carolyn Bornilsen, Mary Jane Brock, Pat Pearce, Janet Fisher, Gwill Evans, Al Couper. 106 The OSC Barometer is in its forty-ninth year of publication. The paper is the main publication that keeps students posted on all campus activities and happenings. An editorial board works together with the day and night staff to meet the copy deadlines throughout the year. The Barometer is printed four times weekly at the Corvallis Gazette Times. Gwill Evans, associate editor, at work on his column, Gwill’s Quill. Bob Berger sets print under the watchful eyes of Chuck Wenstrom. Suzanne Chapman secretary Carol Panzer editorial artist Mary Jo Bailey exchange editor Don Michael, managing editor Peggy Cruickshank feature editor Janet Fisher and Chuck Wenstrom check the galley. 107 BAROMETER BUSINESS STAFF Tom While advertising manager Kathy Anderson Pat Hanell circulation manager classified manager Prudie Johnston office manager Floyd Cobb downtown office manager Julius Reynolds delivery Richard Ellerby delivery John Nuxall cuts and engravings Dick Stone photographer Fred Warnock proof reader Mickey Ranslam business manager Mike Brooks ad solicitor Donn Johnson ad solicitor Dick Petrone ad solicitor The OSC Barometer would be circulated only to students and faculty if it were not for the efforts of Mickey Ranslam and his staff. An increasing number of subscriptions from students, parents and friends has increased the circulation of the Barometer. Obtaining local and national advertising is the main responsibility of the business staff. 108 OSC STUDENT DIRECTORY Mary Jo Bailey, editor, and Pete Larson, business manager, look over the new Fusser’s Guide. The familiar name, Fusser’s Guide,” was replaced this year by the OSC Student Directory. This year's book is larger in size and print and has a colorful picture of the MU on the cover. The directory is published annually by Sigma Delta Chi and Theta Sigma Phi, national journalism professional fraternities; Alpha Delta Sigma, national advertising honorary; and the Associated Students of Oregon State. The directory contains information concerning college staff, organizations and students and a new yellow page section. SPINDRIFT The Spindrift, a new student publication, exists to encourage and recognize literary and artistic efforts of Oregon State college students. The magazine contains short stories, drawings and poems within an artistic modern blue, white and red cover. 109 Spindrift Editorial Board, from left toright: Bruce Combs, Nat Perry, Ruth Marshall, Maurice Cookson. BEAVER EDITORIAL STAFF Gathering pictures and stories of Oregon State’s 1959-60 school year has kept Editor Glenny Ely and her staff busy in MU 209. Many hours of work- Staff Members, from left to right: Sharon Hyde. Shireen Simpson, Prudie Johnston and Florence Holz-meyer. Sharon Hyde, royalty ing with copy, layouts and photographers have gone into this year’s annual ... a yearbook that the staff hopes will include the 1959-60 educational and social activities most memorable to all Oregon State students. Ann Smith Carlene Hiso opening section living groups Joan Swart organizations Dave Pahl military and engineering Glonny Ely. editor. Judy Phibbs administration Mcrilyn Hromas John Rorcm. seniors schools and deans Floronco Holzmoyor honoraries Shireon Slmp.on Qon Ho„e|| clut S fall sports Norm Seely© winter sports Living Groups Staff, from left to right, Row 1: Ann Harbert, Jeanne Holman, Kathy Poling, Carlene Hise. Row 2: John Hertel. Jack Reviglio, Diana Klippel. Lee Hughes intramurals Phil Gregg, sports Judy Martin. WRA 110 Norm Seelye offers a few helpful hints to Margie Heater and Roberta Spears. Linda Streamer, associate editor. Staff Members, from left to right: Margaret Kammann. Ann Smith, Maryanne Richardson, Merilyn Hromas. Linda Shotwell, Glenny Ely, Jo Peabody, Joan Swart, Phyllis Kirkland, Linda Streamer, Margaret Heyden. Margarot Kammann, layouts, offors help to Maryanne Richardson, Merilyn Hromas and Linda Shotwell. Carol Panzer, art Yourdeadlineiscoming up, reminds Glenny. Ill BEAVER BUSINESS STAFF Jim Van Loan, business manager. Jim Van Loan's Staff: Brian Thomas, page sales manager; Linda Serrurier, office manager; Ron Perkins, book sales manager. The Beaver would not be a success without the efforts of Jim Van Loan, business manager. and his staff. Sales campaigns, page contracting and distributing of the books in the spring are responsibilities of this staff. Office Secretaries, Row 1: Linda Serrurier. Row 2: Jan Beamer, Charlene Cooper, Norma Horrell, Susie Baumgartner. Not Pic tured: Jean Ann Smith, Jean Mucha, Nancy Bell, Barbara Moore, Sharon Olsen. 112 113 Shirley Kononen Kay Manning, Betty Coed Coed Coaitt Judy Martin Eloise Krueger Sharron McConnell Larry Merk Jog Coiege Coukt Dick Seideman, Joe College Larry Baugh Gary Edelbrock Dick Roy 115 Marylin Cave Diane Myers, Miss OSC cjlfc OSC Count Lee Ann Meserve Kay Murray 116 Carolyn Vanderzanden Shirley Gertsch Jatuok-Sem -Paom Cou tt Sondra Hayes, Kathy Link Sharon Garrow 117 Lee Ann Meserve Judy Roake Marylin Cave Linda Serrurier Eloise Krueger, Queen homecoming Coukt 118 Suzanne Chapman Kay Stickney 119 Nancy Johnson Dallas Cason, King Wo ttaA Boakd Could Larry Walker Scott Rickard Gary Lozier Mickey Ranslam Quit of) tf)elta Sigma tyk Jean McGuire Quit of Pi xXappa (Alpha Sandra Jones oA (oonftg!it Qirf o{ L 9k Sigma ZKappa Ann Gibson S2oS6 o(j 9i zKappa 9k 122 Linda Serrurier Qmtlmiit of) Sigma Ck Pamela Dowell Sweetheart oj tJvappa tf)elta Qfio Carol Lindbloom 124 Jane Burnside ARTS DRAMA BEHIND THE SCENES An usher checks tickets before the play begins. Final moments backstage. Mr. E. S. Cortright receives a gift from the cast after the final performance. 126 Last minute instructions before the curtain rises. WITNESS FOR THE PROSECUTION Witness for the Prosecution proved to be an Alfred Hitchcock-type drama with both humorous and tense courtroom scenes and a surprising and suspenseful ending.The play centers around an English barrister’s fight to win acquittal for his young client, who is charged with murdering a wealthy old maid. Leonard Vole's wife, Romaine, adds an interesting element to the play by being the only witness for the prosecution. After the trial an unexpected person appears and the plot thickens. CAST Sir Wilfrid Robarts, Q.C. Leonard Vole Romaine Vole Mr. Clegg Justice Wain wright Phil Black Stan Bishoprick Sheila Haggerty Lee Adams Jack Knutson 127 Sir Wilfrid questions his client, Vole. Annie and Frank meet for their first shooting match. 128 ANNIE GET YOUR GUN Colorful characters of the not-too-old west keep this musical comedy moving along at a fast pace. The main theme of the production revolves around Annie Oakley and Frank Butler. Annie is an uneducated, but lovable back-woods girl who is a crack shot with a rifle. She signed up with Buffalo Bill’s famous Wild West show and tried to win handsome Frank Butler. Annie was completely sold out for all performances including an extra matinee. It proved to be a good show from the opening number until the final curtain. Annie, covered with medals from her European tour, sings at the party. CAST Annie Oakley Frank Butler Charlie Davenport Dolly Tate Sitting Bull Buffalo Bill Pawnee Bill Winnie Tale Tommy Keeler Sue Thompson Paul Knaupp Macy Overstreet Carolyn Baron Dean Watkins Keith Joyce Hayes Anderson Judy Walls Bob Watrous A serenade for Annie's sister and brother on the train. Buffalo Bill and Charlie Davenport listen to Annie's problems. Annie and Papa Bull. The little Oakleys. 129 A company party in the hotel suite. THIRD BEST SPORT Third Best Sport, revolves around a young couple honeymooning at a company convention in Florida. The young wife, determined to help her husband advance in the company, manages to get him into many difficulties. Trying to re-establish herself, Mrs. Sayre secures a speaker for theconvention.whounfortunatelyisagainst big business. The final solution brings the play to an interesting outcome. CAST Helen Sayre Douglas Sayre Amy Underhill Arthur Underhill Myra McHenry Spencer McHenry Jody Ramsay Steve Ryan Ann Wilson Dale Wynn Betty Elmstrom Jack Knutson Sophocles' play, Antigone, was presented in a modern adaption. The question posed in this Greek play is: Does the supreme authority rest with the individual or with the state? Both of Antigone's brothers are killed in war. Eteocles, who upheld the government, is given a military burial. Poly-nices, on the opposing side, is denied a burial. Creon, the king, believes in state superiority. But, after Antigone buries her brother and is sentenced to death, and several other suicides occur, he begins to change his mind. CAST Antigone Jean Wood Creon Sam Lee Eurydice Sheila Haggerty Haemon Terry Busby Ismene Judy Roth Antigone and Creon state their beliefs. ANTIGONE LIFE WITH MOTHER The Day family poses for a formal portrait. Looking in on the 22nd anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Day, the play revolves around Mother's tardy crusade for the engagement ring Father had neglected to give her. By accident she discovers he had given a ring to another girl to whom he had been betrothed. Mother, with her foolishness, wisdom, gentleness and indomitable will for victory, wins every battle. CAST Father Mother Whitney Harlan John Clarence Michael Hazel Willoughby Bessie Fuller Logan Mrs. Willoughby Richard Pahl Janice Turel Guy Monroe Steven Schudel David Pahl Michael Cole A. Richard Brown Judith Roth Carolyn Jackson Anne Lee Another of Mr. Day's bursts of temper leads to a hilarious family situation. 132 Mrs. Parry attempts to persuade her husband to accept her plans for a political career. THE LADY CHOOSES An episode of a family mixed up in politics, when the politician is the woman of the house, entertained the audience. Slovenly ex-governor, Meredith Ames, approaches Mrs. Parry with the idea of her running for Congress. Mr. Parry, a businessman who comes home only on weekends, thinks the ex-governor's interest in his wife is other than political. A reporter with questions planned by Mr. Parry to make his wife mad has his questions backfire, resulting in a humorous situation. CAST Mrs. Parry Mr. Parry Meredith Ames Henry Bent Emmet Vaughn Louise Mae Findley Beth Lloyd Grace Murray Alice Barnes Ruth Rogers Jean Wood Mike Doherty Jack Knutson Gerald Minifie John Myers Ann Wilson Mary Miller Janice Cram Judy Thompson Sondra Taylor 133 Reporters, Mr. Parry and Henry Bent, laugh at Mrs. Parry's comments during a press interview. Obernkirchen Children's Che night CIVIC MUSIC ASSOCIATION r, Kim Borg, basso. Victoria de los Angeles, soprano. Gay '90s Nite and the Obernkirchen Children’s Choir were two of the most popular programs sponsored by the Civic Music Association this year. Other presentations in the series included Kim Borg, the Festival of Norway and Victoria de los Angeles. Corvallis residents are admitted by season memberships, and college students are admitted free. 135 CORVALLIS-OSC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA The Corvallis-OSC community orchestra is a member of the American League of Symphony Orchestras. It is comprised of students, faculty and residents of Corvallis and Albany. The orchestra is sponsored and financed by the OSC departments of music and educational activities. Concerts are presented free to the public. John A. O'Conner, director. 136 Corvallis-OSC Symphony Orchestra. MARCHING BAND mmtmi CHORALAIRES Robert Walls, director A Broadway musical in December, a Bach motet and a Mozart mass in February and a student-conducted program in April attest to the versatility for which the Choralaires are well known. Trips to Portland and other off-campus locations are included in the busy group's schedule. With the Glee Club, Madrigal and Concert Band, the Choralaires are included on the LP recording, The Face of Oregon, made at the music department's public concert in the spring. 138 MADRIGAL With Glee Club, Madrigal shares the distinction of being one of the oldest organizations on the campus. Limited to a membership of between 80 and 100 women, the club appears frequently in its own right and joins with the Glee Club on other occasions to present works for mixed voices. Handel's Messiah was the Christmas concert performed by the two choruses. Karl Moltmann, director. 139 MEN’S GLEE CLUB Open to all men on the campus, the Glee Club is one of the traditional organizations of the college, having a long history of successful operation. Their distinctive uniform of dark blue jackets and gray slacks, set off by a plaid cummerbund and tie, makes an impressive appearance. 140 Karl Moltmann, director, talks with part of the group. Debaters in Action: Janice Nelson, Margo Fellman, Dale Foresee, Robert Poor. Beverly Burgoyne demonstrates her oratory ability. Debate and Extempore Squad, from left to right: Dr. Ralph W. Peterson, Janice Nelson, Margo Fellman, Dale Foresee, Karen Johnson. Robert Poor, Judith McClarty, Michael Nunn, Joyce Calvert. Oratory Squad, from left to right: Dr. Earl W. Wells, Janice Nelson, Beverly Burgoyne, Jerry Justice, Beverly Bower, Dale Foresee, Robert Russell. FORENSICS In 1959-60, the Oregon State Forensic Squads participated in eight invitational forensic tournaments in Oregon, Washington, California, Idaho, Montana and Nevada. Also, the squads participated in eight restricted forensic contests of the Intercollegiate Forensic Association of Oregon and five in the Pacific Forensic League. 142 SPORTS 143 R. S. (Spoc) Koene, director of athletics. ATHLETIC BOARD The policy making body for intercollegiate athletics at Oregon State college is the Athletic Board composed of alumni, faculty and students of OSC. These policies are carried out by Spec Keene and the athletic staff which includes Jim Barratt, Bill Neland and John Eggers. Spec Keene is also acting as chairman of the Western Selections Committee for the National Collegiate Athletic Association which selects the western representatives for the NCAA playoffs. Athletic Board, from left to right, Row 1: Chuck Wenstrom, Barometer editor; Charles Parker, alumni; Jay Reynolds, alumni; Henry Reardon, alumni; G. M. Robertson, business manager; G. W. Holcomb, faculty representative and chairman; Miller Huggins, alumni; Jess Walton, faculty. Row 2: Will Post, ASOSC president; Spec Keene, director of athletics. Not Pictured: Bob Knoll, alumni director; Leo Laythe, alumni. Jim Barratt, athletic business manager. John Eggers. directorof athletic news bureau. Bill Neland, administration assistant. 144 FALL SPORTS VARSITY FOOTBALL From left to right, Row 1: Leon Criner, Jerry Doman, Jim Galyen, Mike Waters, Dick DeBisschop.Tim Ankerson, George Enderle.Bob Farrel, Sullivan, Jim Bento, Oerald Swift, Marne Palmateer, Larry Sanchez, Don Kasso, Doug Bashor, Manager George Hull, Coach Bob Watson, Keolanui, Howard Hogan, Frank Greminger, Amos Marsh, Ronny Miller, Sonny Sanchez, John Hadraba, Dennis Brundage, Denny Pieters, Edward Kaohelaulii, Neil Plumley, Bill Parrott, Michael Kline, Chuck Marshall, Jim Stinnette, Don Thiel, Dainard Paulson. 146 147 Errol McKinney, Art Gilmore. Row 2: Equipment Manager Jim Demith, Trainer Bill Robertson, Team Physician Dr. Waldo Ball, Bill Coach Dick Twenge, Coach Tommy Prothro, Athletic Director Spec Keene. Row 3: Manager Joe Moore, Russ Cariaga, Norby Bruce Hake, Coach Bud Gibbs, Coach Ron Siegrist. Row 4: Earl Harbin, Earl Woodward, John Cadwell, Aaron Thomas, Mike Dolby, COACHES Coach Tommy Prothro. OSC’s football season was disappointing at times, but the final blast against the Ducks made it somewhat of a success. After five years at the Beaver helm, Coach Tommy Prothro has an enviable overall record of 30-18-1. Next year’s prospects look bright with the moving up of several outstanding Rooks along with the now experienced sophomores from this season. Football Coaching Staff, from left to right: Ron Siegrist, assistant; Oick Twengo, backfield coach; Bob Watson, senior assistant; Tommy Prothro, head coach; Bob Zelinka, line coach; Bud Gibbs, assistant. 148 SENIORS Brundage, Dennis Hake, Bruce Paulson, Dainard Stinnette, Jim Doman, Jerry Hogan, Howard Sanchez, Larry Swift, Deraid Enderle, George Kaohelaulii, Ed Sanchez, Sonny Thiel, Don 149 Howard Hogan (72), Dainard Paulson (42) and Ron Miller (11) corner a Trojan back. OSC 6 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 21 OSC did well against the most powerful team in the West. The game was much closer than the score indicated with the big difference being two long touchdown runs by USC. Although outweighed considerably, the first team OSC line held its own against the much touted USC seven. However, the tremendous depth of the Trojan’s soon paid off. Statistics OSC USC Net Yards Rushing 63 279 Net Yards Passing 51 21 Total Yards Gained 114 300 Passes Attempted 13 4 Passes Completed 4 1 Yards Penalized 44 80 Total First Downs 8 16 150 OSC 14 TEXAS TECH 15 Statistics OSC Texas Tech Not Yards Rushing 173 180 Net Yards Passing 8 180 Total Yards Gained 181 360 Passes Attempted 4 27 Passes Completed 1 14 Yards Penalized 118 61 Vi Total First Downs 13 11 Penalties delt a fatal blow to OSC's try for victory number one of 1959. After a 14-0 halftime lead, the Beavers couldn't contain the Tech passing attack. Tech scored in the third period and made the two point conversion. Late in the fourth period Texas started their final drive, which got a boost from a pass interference penalty giving them a first down on the one yard line. They scored with 43 seconds left on the clock. Dainard Paulson revived Beaver hopes with a brilliant 40 yard kickoff return to the Tech 36, but the clock ran out before OSC could move. Art Gilmore (14) drives tor yardage around right end. OSC mistakes, again, were costly when losing this close game. After trailing 7-0 at halftime, OSC came back and scored on a brilliant pass from Earl Harbin to Jerry Doman. Coach Prothro, playing to win. not to tie, had the team try for the two point conversion. Jim Stinnette plunged up the middle, but he met a solid wall of Cornhuskers. jim Stinnette (37) piles over a human wall to set up score. OSC 6 NEBRASKA 1 Jim Stlnnotto (37) falls on a fumble as a Nebraska man grapples with Ron Miller. Statistics OSC Neb. Net Yards Rushing 134 234 Net Yards Passing 109 7 Total Yards Gained 243 241 Passes Attempted 16 8 Passes Completed 7 2 Yards Penalized 46 14 Total First Downs 14 17 OSC trailed 3-0 after a weak first half and came back strong in the third quarter when Chuck Marshall intercepted a pass on the OSC four yard line and romped on for 74 yards to the Michigan 22. On the next play Ron Miller ran a reverse for 20 yards around left end. Jim Stinnette plunged over from the one yard line. A fumble recover on the OSC 33 and a pass interception set up Michigan's two fourth quarter scores. OSC 7 MICHIGAN 18 Ron Miller (11) nails a Wolvorine end after he caught a pass. Up and over for six goes Jim Stinnette (37). Statistics OSC Mich. Net Yards Rushing 68 252 Net Yards Passing 84 80 Total Yards Gained 152 332 Passes Attempted 20 16 Passes Completed 7 8 Yards Penalized 35 50 Total First Downs 9 22 153 Frank Greminger (34) bursts through the Vandal line as Norby Keolanui (63) comes in to block. OSC 66 IDAHO 18 I'll stop this slaughter. Idaho jumped to a 10 point lead in the first quarter, but was soon swamped as Larry Sanchez and Don Kasso loosened up their arms. The Beavers passed, ran and smashed to nine touchdowns, allowing Idaho only one more score. Jim Stinnette lead the scorers with three touchdowns, Aaron Thomas garnered two and Larry Sanchez, Don Kasso, Art Gilmore and Frank Greminger each scored with one each. 154 Statistics OSC Idaho Net Yards Rushing 221 87 Net Yards Passing 174 128 Total Yards Gained 395 215 Passes Attempted 16 31 Passes Completed 8 12 Yards Penalized 101 30 Total First Downs 14 9 Art Gilmore (14) breaks up an Idaho pass play. Dainard Paulson (42) and Aaron Thomas (89) stop a Bear back. OSC opened strong with two first quarter scores, one by Larry Sanchez and another by Marne Palmateer on a 79 yard pass interception. The Bears drove for a seven pointer, and halftime saw the score 13-7, OSC. The Bears regained the lead early in the third period with another seven pointer. Aaron Thomas put OSC ahead with a field goal. California came back with another touchdown, but missed the two point attempt. With 3:51 left in the game, the ‘‘Kasso Kid entered and fired four perfect passes and a good run for OSC's final score. Chuck Marshall (36) drags down a Cal man as Neil Plumley (76) and Earl Woodward (75) close in. Statistics OSC Calif. Net Yards Rushing 128 365 Net Yards Passing 150 0 Total Yards Gained 278 365 Passes Attempted 16 3 Passes Completed 10 0 Yards Penalized 25 10 Total First Downs 16 25 OSC 24 CALIFORNIA 20 Jerry Doman (80) fights off a blocker as Doug Bashor (53) and Howard Hogan (72) close up the hole. Statistics OSC WSU Net Yards Rushing 98 261 Net Yards Passing 31 119 Total Yards Gained 129 380 Passes Attempted 14 22 Passes Completed 2 14 Yards Penalized 15 45 Total First Downs 6 20 Jim Stinnette (37) does a little ballet, but picks up yards. OSC 0 WASHINGTON STATE 14 The Beavers had the misfortune of running up against WSU the day it played one of its best ball games of the season. One of the only bright spots is when Ron Miller raced to the Cougar 19 on a 57 yard fake punt. WSU's Keith Lincoln was unstoppable, averaging six yards per carry on 20 tries. Art Gilmore (14) picks up some good blocks as he tries a reverse. A fired up OSC team hampered by a record breaking 10 fumbles gave the University of Washington a rough battle. The two Washington touchdowns were set up by fumbles and two bad mistakes on pass defense. OSC's touchdown came on an 88 yard run by Bruce Hake on an intercepted pass. Without the mistakes, this game could have easily been a 0-0 tie. Statistics OSC Wash. Net Yards Rushing 112 96 Net Yards Passing 68 168 Total Yards Gained 180 264 Passes Attempted 18 16 Passes Completed 5 9 Yards Penalized 35 5 Total First Downs 11 16 The Fox, Dainard Paulson, breaks into the clear. OSC 6 WASHINGTON 13 Deraid Swift (26) and Leon Criner (40) trip up a Huskey ball carrier. r.' The Kasso Kid, Don Kasso, finds that big hole and makes good use of it, OSC 22 STANFORD 39 Stanford’s passing attack proved the downfall of the Beavers when Dick Norman pitched for 272 yards to OSC’s 72. Ron Miller scored OSC's only first half touchdown on a thrilling 85 yard kickoff return. The Beavers scored twice more in the second half on a 64 yard drive with Don Kasso scoring, and a 60 yard drive with Don Kasso scoring again and converting for two points. Statistics OSC Oregon Net Yards Rushing 143 104 Net Yards Passing 0 39 Total Yards Gained 143 143 Passes Attempted 3 25 0 8 Yards Penalized 30 10 Total First Downs 9 8 Jim Stinnotte (37) flies into the Tribe's secondary. Statistics Net Yards Rushing Net Yards Passing Total Yards Gained Passes Attempted Passes Completed Yards Penalized Total First Downs OSC Stanford 189 178 72 237 261 415 14 26 4 14 47 40 14 21 Dainard Paulson (42) sweeps for good yardage against the Ducks. OSC 15 OREGON 7 Don Kasso (41) eludes Oregon tacklers and goes on to score, The OSC Beavers rocked the rickety foundation of Hayward field this year as they shot down the Golden Ducks behind the Kasso Kid's running and Amos Marsh’s toe. The Beavers set up the only Oregon score with two fumbles, but completely dominated the rest of the game. Outstanding play was turned in by all of the seniors, lead by Dainard Paulson and Jim Stin-nette in the backfield. 159 ROOK FOOTBALL The Rooks had their ups and downs, but ended the season with a two win, two loss record. The Rooks started in style by beating the WSU freshmen 30-16, but dropped the next two in a row.Oregon's Ducklings won a scorcher 38-34, and the Huskey Pups drubbed the Rooks 34-0. The little Civil War battle saw a fired-up Rook 11 paralyze the Frosh offense and come out on top with a 7-0 score. Many of these Rook linemen and backs will be valuable to the varsity in the future. From left toright, Row 1: Pat O’Connor, Ed Vetsch, Ernie Thomsen, John Thies, Norman Uyeda, Fred Jones, Dick Cooper, John Fassulo. Row 2: Coach Ted Searle, Nick Lampros, Larry Reed, John Farrell, Omar Noles, Phil Raglen, Bill Barnum, Ladd Horn, Al Biancani, Bob Stiles, Coach Jim Brackins. Row 3: Coach John Horrillo, Mike Schultz, Bob Hutchins, Ernie Taylor, Bill Stupin, Steve Moe, Bob Lazark, Richard Brooks, Fred Miller, Coach Ed Rogers. Row 4: Manager Ross Haberlach, Ken Haack, Gariel Gandrud, Cliff Howery, Ben Gasatis, Mike Youngquist, Larry Fernandez, George Gnoss, Jeff Harris, Bill Helming. 160 WINTER SPORTS I VARSITY BASKETBALL The Oregon State Beavers had a fairly good season despite the absence of Head Coach Slats Gill who spent a good part of the season recuperating from a heart attack which occurred in mid-January. The loss of the man who has guided the Beavers through 32 seasons of successful playing was a psychological blow to both players and spectators. Pre-season play was opened against Hawaii where the Beavers split a series. The Oregon Staters then went on to win the next nine games. For the fourth time in a row the Beavers retained the championship of the Far West Classic. Under the capable leadership of Paul Valenti, who filled in for Slats Gill, the Beavers defeated Stanford, Washington and the University of Portland on road trips. Back in Corvallis, hometown fans witnessed more exciting basketball as the Beavers edged Oregon and Idaho in a pair of thrillers. Beaver Coaches Gill and Valenti did an outstanding job as they laid a strong foundation for what may be one of the nation’s top teams in 1961. Ron Critchfield is the only graduating senior. From left to right, Row 1: Assistant Coach Paul Valonti, Ron Critchfield. Bill Wold. Tim Campbell. Steve Flynn. Bob Niles, Bruce Patterson, Jim Woodland. Coach Slats Gill. Row 2: Team Physician. Dr. Waldo Ball. Manager Gary Schneider, Ernie Johnson, Jay Carty, Karl Anderson, Stan Stafford, Bob Jacobson, Athletic Director Spec Keene, Trainer Bill Robertson. Paul Valenti, assistant coach. Ron Critchfield, graduating senior. Hometown crowd views game at Gill Coliseum. Amory (Slats) Gill, head coach. 163 FAR WEST CLASSIC For the fourth straight season Oregon State won the Far West Classic as they defeated New Mexico State, Idaho and Oregon. Other participating schools included Washington State, Denver University, University of Portland and Hawaii. Never in the history of the Classic has Oregon State lost a game. Over 19 thousand fans were on hand to watch the action, after which came the selection of the All Star Team. A total of six members were nominated as a result of a voting tie and those from Oregon State included Steve Flynn and Bill Wold. George Knighten from New Mexico State was selected as the most valuable player. SCORES osc 54 50 New Mexico State osc 49 48 Idaho osc 60 56 Oregon Several New Mexico State players watch helplessly as Karl Anderson (21) sends another hook shot to its destination. A rebound is turned into two points by center Karl Anderson (21). 164 SCORES Stove Flynn (10) goes to his knees to pick up a loose ball under the Stanford basket. OSC 38 43 Stanford OSC 45 40 Stanford STANFORD The Beavers wound up splitting their series with the Stanford Indians. The first game was a defensive battle in which neither team established a good scoring record. Stanford used a beautiful man-to-man defense, thus eliminating the height advantage of the Beavers. Jay Carty led the Beavers in the scoring division with 14 points. Both teams had their hot and cold moments, however the Beavers were unable to break through the Indian defense in the closing minutes thus losing by a 38-43 score. The game played at Palo Alto later in the season was a different story as the Beavers overcame an 18-14 halftime lead by Stanford to defeat the Indians by a 45-40 point difference. Karl Anderson led in the number of rebounds, and Jim Woodland was high point man for the Beavers. A Stanford Indian fails in preventing Steve Flynn (10) from completing another hook shot. 165 WASHINGTON STATE The Beavers had little trouble from Washington State as the Orangemen took the measure of the Cougars in both games. Oregon State jumped off to an early lead in the first game and established a halftime score of 28-13. The Beavers completed 15 out of 20 from the charity line to make the final score stand at 49-38. A rally by Washington State led by Charley Sells in the closing minutes added to the excitement of the second game as Oregon State squeaked by the Cougars with a 62-59 win. SCORES OSC 49 38 WSU OSC 62 59 WSU Karl Anderson (21) completes a fast break with a basket. Seeing an opening, this Washington State man is about to take a rebound out of the reach of Stan Stafford (15), Bob Jacobson (23) and Bruce Patterson (12). 166 Post men, Stan Stafford (15) and Jay Carty (20), move into position for a pass from guard, Jim Woodland (30). WASHINGTON Oregon State split two games with Idaho while dropping a pair to Washington. In the first encounter with Idaho, the Beavers fought from behind to tie the score at 50-50 with Bill Wold's 25-footer, thus sending the game into overtime. Unfortunately, the Beavers could not contain Idaho's Dean Baxter in the overtime and the final score stood at 62-56. In the return match, the Beavers trimmed the Vandals 55-53 in another hard-fought contest. Just as before, the Oregon State team came from behind to tie the game in the second half. In the final minutes, the Beavers displayed some expert ball-handling to keep control until Dean Baxter committed his fifth foul with only 18 seconds to go. Washington’s strong team handed Oregon State two defeats which dimmed the hopes of a NCAA basketball playoff berth. The Beavers just could not find the right combination to crack the tough Washington defense as the Huskies won the first game 57-51 and took the second 62-52. Guard Ron Critchfiold (35) pushes a well-aimed bounco pass through the defense of an Idaho Vandal. IDAHO SCORES osc 56 62 Idaho osc 55 53 Idaho osc 51 57 Washington osc 52 62 Washington 167 OREGON Oregon State's rebounding powers Jay Carty (20) and Karl Anderson (21) leave the Oregon defenders flat-footed. Once again the Chancellor’s Trophy remained in the hands of Oregon State as the Beavers succeeded in defeating the Ducks in three out of five contests. The second game of the regular series was perhaps the most exciting as the Beavers thrilled a hometown audience by regaining the lead in the closing seconds to squeak out a thrilling 55-54 victory over the Oregon Ducks. The Orangemen went on to win the third game which was told by the rebounding statistics as the Beavers dominated the boards by a considerable 56-36 margin. In the last regular game of the season, the Ducks gained a berth in the NCAA regional playoffs by downing the Beavers 67-63 at MacArthur Court in Eugene. SCORES osc 60 56 Oregon osc 53 63 Oregon osc 55 54 Oregon osc 53 45 Oregon osc 63 67 Oregon Bob Jacobson (23) gets the ball away from this Oregon Duck but has drawn a foul In the process. Stan Stafford (15) and Bob Jacobson (23) watch the ball as it bounces off the rim of the basket. SCORES Jim Woodland (30) has left his Southern Cal man far behind and is on his way for another counter. osc 59 84 Southern California osc 62 68 Southern California osc 48 67 California osc 47 62 California SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA Jay Carty (20) throws another two pointer up against California. Two strong teams, Southern California and the California Bears, defeated the Beavers four times by decisive scores. The first game with the Trojans was close until the end of the first half, after which the Trojans completely dominated the action. The difference at the free throw line determined the outset of the second game as the Trojans won by a 62-68 margin. Paul Valenti’s Oregon State Beavers maintained an early lead for the larger part of the first half before the California Bears went ahead permanently, thus defeating the Orangemen 67-48. The second game, which saw the millionth fan enter Gill Coliseum, was another low scoring contest for the Beavers. California’s NCAA defending champions demonstrated why they rated tops in the nation defensively. 169 ROOK BASKETBALL Terry Bakor (12) goes in for another lay-in while Bob Peterson (20) awaits possible rebound. The Beaver Rooks piled up a fine record of 15 wins and one loss. Leading the scoring was Terry Baker, a three-sports star at Jefferson High school in Portland before he enrolled here. He accounted for 252 points at his forward position. The Rooks, coached by Jim Anderson and Larry Copple, completed their season by trouncing the University of Oregon Frosh in two games. They defeated the Ducklings in three out of four encounters. Other outstanding players included Gary Rossi and Dave Hayward, guards, Ron Kinion, forward, and Bob Peterson, center. From left to right, Row 1: Manager Fritz Hill, Gary Rossi, Ladd Horn, Paul Hornyak, Dave Hayward, Ron Kinion, Harold Allen. Row 2: Coach Jim Anderson, Homer Woods, Barry Hoffos, Grant Harter, Bob Peterson, Terry Baker, Coach Larry Copple. From left to right, Row 1: Jay Romiti, Gary Samuel, Lee Powell, Aki Hisatomi. Row 2: Assistant Coach Midge Crammer. Steve Baker, Jim Barnett, Bill Preston, Phil Baker, Ned Kisner, Ken Bish. Row 3: Coach Bill Winkler, Dennis Duncan, Phil Delucchi, Bob Bruce, Bob Crawford, Chap Thompson, Lee Collins. VARSITY SWIMMING The 1960 swimming season proved to be an interesting one for the Beaver swimmers. Ten dual meets provided plenty of opportunity for outstanding competition. The 3-7 record is a rather misleading one in viewing the overall performance of Beaver mermen. Gary Samuel and Phil Delucchi splashed home to new OSC varsity swimming records during 1960. Gary’s mark came in the 100 yard free style while Phil's was in the 200 yard butterfly event. Co-captains Bob Bruce and Bob Crawford led the team in individual scoring. Bruce led with 8314 with Crawford following with 68V . Continued improvement by men like Lee Powell, Phil Baker, Dennis Duncan and Bill Preston help to brighten the picture for next season. Lee Powell checks his time with Coaches Bill Winkler and Midge Crammer. 171 Spectators obsorvo Bill Preston as he goos into a one and one half somersault. Bob Crawford, leading scorer for the Beavers, approaches the finish line in the breaststroke event. SEASON’S osc 25 69 osc 44 52 osc 30 64 osc 65 30 osc 3334 64 osc 41 54 osc 36 58 osc 53 41 osc 73 22 osc 44 50 Northern Division Relays State AAU Northern Division Championships RECORD Washington Oregon WSU Idaho Montana State Oregon Aero Club Puget Sound British Columbia Arden Hills Third Place Fifth Place Fourth Place Co-captain Bob Bruce climbs up the ladder after winning the backstroke event. From left to right, Row 1: Chancey Ball, Gerald Perez, Mitzi Tamura, Norman Coote, Joel Neuschwander, Ron Finley, Tobe Zweygardt. Row 2: Manager Carl Koellner, Ken Place, Darrel Kauffman, Tom Gienger, Len Morelli, John Hall, Darrell Fort, Don Conway, Fritz Fivian, Coach Dale Thomas. VARSITY WRESTLING An Oregon Duck attempts a single-leg pick-up on an Oregon State wrestler. Oregon State won the Pacific Coast Inter-collegiate team championship for the sixth time in 11 years at San Luis Obispo. California. It was also the third time OSC had won the PCI crown in the four years Dale Thomas has been at the coaching helm. Gaining individual coast crowns were Jerry Perez, 123 pounds, Fritz Fivian, 167 pounds, and Don Conway, 177 pounds. Runners-up were Darrel Kauffman, 191 pounds, and Tobe Zweyhardt, 147 pounds. Mitsi Tamura was third at 115 pounds. In the NCAA meet, OSC finished 17th as a team, and Tamura took fourth place for the highest finish of any OSC wrestler. 174 The Rook team was led by Klaas Schenk, who proved to be an outstanding swimmer and a top prospect for the varsity team as a breaststroker. Other outstanding performers on the Rook team included Robin Harrison, Bill Barnett, Eric Lindauer and Mike Langsdorf. Mike Langsdorf and Bill Barnett practice backstroke starts. ROOK SWIMMING From left to right, Row 1: Robin Harrison, Eric Lindauer, John Nosier. Row 2: John Kempf, Bill Glenn, Jim Eckerman, Klaas Schenk, Bill Barnett, Fred Jossy. Row 3: Paul Hansen, Dick Girton, Alfred Janssen, Chuck Hays, Coach Sebastian Shaw. ROOK WRESTLING Ray Enquist attempts a cross-body ride on Ben Nork. Oregon State's Rook wrestling team completed a triumphant season by defeating all six scheduled opponents. Bert Teitzel was named as the most improved wrestler while Doug Rambo won a first place in the Oregon Invitational Wrestling Meet. Other outstanding individuals included Ray Enquist, Mike Herrington and Wayne Weber. The Rook squad defeated the Oregon Frosh twice in addition to winning four meets with Portland State college and Clark Junior college. From left to right, Row 1: Fred Funston, Mike Herrington, Ray Enquist. Ben Nork, Doug Wilson, Mel Gregonis. Row 2: Coach Dale Thomas, Wayne Webber, Roe Thomas, Bert Teitzel, Dalo Krueger, John Holmes. Dale Thomas points out the finer points on the arm-bar pin which Tobe Zweygardt has on Ron Finley. Don Conway attempts an inside position on his Oregon opponent. SEASON'S RECORD OSC 15 9 PSC OSC 12 21 Multnomah AthleticClub OSC 23 3 Oregon OSC 12 12 Utah OSC 5 20 Wyoming OSC 8 19 Colorado State College OSC 20 5 OCE OSC 25 10 Fort Lewis (Washington) OSC 20 6 PSC OSC 32 0 soc OSC 29 3 Pacific University OSC 17 8 Oregon OSC 27 2 San Jose State OSC 21 10 California OSC 22 6 Washington OSC 28 7 Multnomah Club OSC 29 3 Cal Poly OSC 17 8 WSU Fritz Fivian administers a half-nelson and a pinning combination on an angry Duck. From left to right, Row 1: John Lenox, Loren McClure, Roy Murakami, Gary Eaton. Row 2: K. Koski, Dave Miller, Ed Hausafus, Todd Jessell, Mike Griggs, Dave Sullivan, Coe Bernard, Harold Hansen. VARSITY RIFLE TEAM Seven lettermen from Oregon State varsity rifle team, which placed fourth and sixth nationally in 1959, reported for the 1960 season. Among the returning lettermen were such stars as Dave Sullivan, Coe Barnard, John Lenox and Mike Griggs. Griggs placed fifth nationally in 1959 and was named to the 1959 All-American second team. The squad lost the services of All-American Bill Madden and Al Bahler through graduation. Oregon State held the 1960 Northwest Inter-collegiate sectional in which the Beavers were defending champions. A trip to Reno, Nevada, was made by the team to defend their west coast title which was won in 1959 after dropping national champions. California, for the win. Bull's-eye view of Coe Bernard in the kneeling position. All-American Mike Griggs competes against University of Oregon in the prone position. 177 The Alpine Team: Pete Giacabazzi, Dave Kribs, Rob Fergusson, Pete Carr. Aage Teien, star cross-country man. SKI TEAM The Ski Team’s complete victory in both Nordic and Alpine events at the Portland State Winter Carnival against 15 Oregon and Washington colleges was the most important event of its season. The team is still to be tried in a meet against California, Nevada and Stanford. Pat Callis, Nordic captain. Poto Giacabazzi, Alpine captain. The Nordic Team: Aage Teien, Pat Callis, Dave Schaad, Kaare Castberg. 178 S P R I N e SPORTS 179 SEASON': PRE-SEASON GAMES 1959 osc 5 4 WSU osc 10 2 Montana State osc 10 2 Idaho osc 6 4 Lewis and Clark osc 13 4 Portland osc 10 0 Lewis and Clark osc 12 4 Lewis and Clark osc 9 2 Linfield osc 10 2 Willamette osc 14 1 OCE osc 9 6 PSC osc 3 2 Portland osc 4 2 Portland osc 15 5 Linfield RECORD CONFERENCE GAMES 1959 OSC 5 2 Oregon osc 4 8 Oregon osc 1 6 WSU osc 6 5 WSU osc 11 0 Idaho osc 14 6 Idaho osc 13 4 Washington osc 5 10 WSU osc 3 4 WSU osc 4 5 Washington osc 2 4 Washington osc 11 0 Oregon osc 7 4 Oregon Bill Rudzik waits for the game's first pitch. Catcher Dan Luby gets instructions from Coach Coleman. LEADING HITTERS Bases Left Fielder Kim Bradshaw Pet. 421 At Bat 95 on Hits Balls 40 44 Second Base, Catcher Dan Luby 347 98 35 14 Center Fielder Grimm Mason 330 91 30 39 Catcher Bill Rudzik 323 31 10 9 Right Fielder Jerry Droscher 329 109 35 19 Third Base Bill Wagner 288 111 32 13 Third baseman, Bill Wagnor was picked on the All Northern Division Team. Another Orogon State run is waved homo adding to the score against the University of Portland. 180 VARSITY BASEBALL Oregon State’s varsity baseball team looked exceptionally impressive in pre-conference games, but failed to retain its Northern division title. Winning every game in the pre-season schedule, however, was in itself an accomplishment which will be difficult for future teams to match. In Northern division play, OSC led the league until near the end of the season when the long road trip proved disastrous. After losing a pair to WSU, which saw Grimm Mason, OSC center fielder, blast a tremendous 520-foot home run, the Beavers were rained out of the two games to be played at University of Idaho. Traveling from there to the University of Washington, the Beavers again lost the two games scheduled. This dropped the Beavers from Northern division contention. OSC again showed championship form in the end, however, by taking their wrath out on University of Oregon. The wins in these last two games left OSC fourth with a 7 win, 6 loss record in a topsy-turvy Northern division race. Coach Ralph Coleman finished his 28th season with a coaching record of 398 wins against 326 losses. Oregon State’s top hitter, Kim Bradshaw, also gained a berth on the All Northern Division Team. NORTHERN DIVISION FINAL STANDINGS 1959 Won Lost Pet. Washington 9 3 .750 WSU 10 6 .625 Oregon 8 S .615 OSC 7 6 .530 Idaho 0 14 .000 From left to right, Row 1: Bill Oerding. Bill Wagner, Dan Luby, Bill Rudzik, Roy Critser, Jerry Dorocher, Leon Criner. Row 2: Gary Baker. Clayton Smith, John Whitelaw, Carla Petroni, Stan Yoshioka. Grimm Mason, Manager Ed DeYoe. Row 3: Manager Dale Robbins. Bort Girod. Bob Borroman. Ray Lunde. Rod Wolls, Rono Moyo. Bruce Day, Ed Roinking, Kim Bradshaw, Coach Ralph Coleman. Oregon State's third player to make the All Northern Division's first team was right fielder, Jerry Droscher. Doubt on the accuracy of the umpire's decision starts a dispute at the plate. PITCHING Innings Pitched Hits Earned Runs Gary Moore 84 Vi 73 19 Leon Criner 52� j 47 19 Ray Lunde 54 47 19 Bill Oerding 22 26 16 Roy Critser 26W 16 5 RECORDS Strike Outs Bases on Balls Won Lost Earned Run Average 58 24 7 3 2.01 49 27 4 0 3.40 25 18 4 2 3.23 22 16 3 0 6.54 13 24 1 2 1.69 A potential Oregon State score is squelched at second base. . .. Just before the start of the game Coley gives the bench final instructions. 182 From left to right, Row 1: Jim Hamner, Dennis Thomas, Larry Bissonnette, Richard Meredith, Thomas Stone, Thomas Braden, Donald Powell. Row 2: Ted Hendry, Phil Osborne, Jim Orr. Riley Allen, Jay Greene, Mike Vidos, Duane Lee, Manager Jeff Davis. Row 3: Coach John Thomas, Al Butler, Sherm Miller, Roger Heyden, Ted Thompson. ROOK BASEBALL AND TRACK As a result of his 240' 10 4' javelin throw, Gary Stonlund now holds fhe world record for boys under 19 years of age. A strong freshman baseball team was handicapped with injuries and rain the better part of the season, but managed to capture five wins for Oregon State against six losses. Three top prospects from Coach Thomas’ team for the 1960 varsity team are Larry Bissonnette. Ted Thompson and Bob Baker who all hit over .360. Matched mainly against Northwestern junior colleges, the rook trackmen showed strong potential and good depth in almost all events throughout the spring campaign. The Bell coached-team highlighted the season with a 114 point production in a three way meet against Grays Harbor and Lower Columbia junior colleges. Top individual honors were earned by Gary Sten-lund in the javelin and pole vault. From left to right, Row 1: Guenter Allgaier, Chris Johansen, John Ball, Boyd Myers, Chuck Rembert. Row 2: Clark Dysle. Clyde Laird, Norm Fones, Dave Hemminger, Cliff Thomson, Craig Cochran, Denny Pieters, Gary Samuel. Row 3: George Williams, Jim Murray, Duane Bankofier, Jim Maryott, Gary Stenlund, Norm Hoffman, Dale Drako. Against Oregon, Don Martin threw the discus 153' T to take top honors. VARSITY TRACK John Simpson finishes his fastest mile run in 4:15.7 to set a new school record and gain a first place against Washington State. A new coach and new spirit marked the 1959 season as the opening of what seems to be a new era in varsity tracfi competition at Oregon State. Although the team lacked the depth needed for a winning season, Coach Sam Bell guided his newly acquired thinclads to two dual meet victories and a fourth place in the PCC Northern Division meet, where they recorded a higher point total than any OSC team has done in the past 13 years. At this meet Cliff Cordy took first place in the 880 yard run, and Darrell Horn and Wayne Moss collected first place ribbons in the broad jump and high jump, respectively. Moss went on to tie for the National Collegiate high jump championship, and Horn took second place in the broad jump at the National Collegiate Championship meet in Lincoln, Nebraska. As a result of this both were selected to the All American Track Team. From left to right, Row 1: Dave Burkhardt, John Simpson, Loren Blaco, Aaron Thomas, John O'Connor, Darrell Horn. Row 2: Duane Marshall, Tiit Hoinsoo, Cliff Cordy, Ron Miller, Jack Scott, Bruce Patterson, Douglas Ballew, Don Martin. Row 3: Chuck Marshall. Larry Rea, John Hunter, Malcolm McBride, Stu Fors, Dick Lee, Amos Marsh, Walt Skowhede, Coach Sam Bell. Not pictured: Don Fergusson, Jerry Smith, Scott Campbell, Richard Reynolds, Neil Plumley. 184 SEASON'S BEST TIMES AND DISTANCES 100 Amos Marsh 9.8 220 Amos Marsh 21.3 440 Cliff Cordy 49.1 880 Cliff Cordy 1:50.9 Milo John Simpson 4:15.7 2 Mile Don Fergusson 9:29.4 Low Hurdles Stu Fors 24.0 High Hurdles Dick Lee 14.7 Brood Jump Darrell Horn 25' 5 ,' High Wayne Moss 6' 9 ’ Jump Discus Don Martin 158' 9%‘ Javelin Gary Stenlund 240' iow Shot Put Duane Marshall 52' 6’ OSC-Washington Seattle OSC-ldaho Corvallis OSC-WSU Corvallis ND Meet Eugene OSC-WSU Corvallis OSC-Oregon Corvallis OSC-Washington Seattle OSC-Oregon Corvallis ND Relays Pullman National Collegiate Track Cham- pionships, Lincoln, Nebraska. ND Meet Eugene Cal. Relays Modesto, Cal. ND Meet Eugene Darrell Horn shows the form that marked him second best broad jump man in the nation. OSC's Dick Lee. Stu Fors and Walt Skowhede clear the first hurdle in the highs. Coach Sam Bell helps Dick Lee with his take off stridos. 185 Clearing the bar at 6' 3’ Wayne Moss sets the mark that gave him first placo against Oregon. DUAL MEET RECORD 1959 osc 97 31 Idaho osc 61 70 Washington osc 66 65 WSU osc 51V 79 V Oregon John Simpson takes lead in the 880 against Oregon, with teammates Cliff Cordy and Norm Fones coming on strong. NORTHERN DIVISION NORTHERN DIVISION MEET AT EUGENE RELAYS AT PULLMAN Oregon 55 V Oregon 60V Washington 39 V WSU 49 V WSU 38 Washington 39 OSC 27 OSC 36 Idaho 5 Idaho 9 Besides running as number one man in the two mile event, Don Fergusson served as Amos Marsh breaks the tape inches ahead of WSU sprinter team captain. to win the 100. A first place in the dual meet with Oregon was provided by Duane Marshall's 51' { shot put toss. 186 SEASON'S RECORD osc 6 1 Rooks OSC 4 3 Willamette osc 5 2 PSC osc 7 0 Oregon osc 2 5 Portland osc 5 2 Whitworth osc 4 3 Willamette osc 6 1 wsu osc 5 2 Oregon osc 5 2 Idaho osc 6 1 PSC osc 3 4 Whitworth osc 1 6 Portland osc 0 7 Washington From left to right: Coach Irwin Harris, Dick Burke, Ron Guenther, Steve Hall, Roy Stangeby, Denny Todd, Dick Stafford. Team captain and number one man, Paul Skvarna serves. Denny Todd moves into position for a return. VARSITY TENNIS The Oregon State tennis team came in second in the Northern division dual meet season behind Washington. Coach Irwin Harris guided the team through 14 matches losing only four, making a total of 104 wins to only 34 losses in his fourteen years as coach. Highlights of the season came when the varsity trounced Oregon 7-0, and then went on to an impressive 6-1 victory over Washington State. Paul Skvarna and Denny Todd entered the PCC meet at UCLA and both reached the consolation semi-finals. 187 From left to right: Dave Sampson, Gordon Brynildsen, Gary Welch, Gene Simmons, Bob Semon, Dan Grischkowsky, Julius Reynolds, Coach Don Megale. Top Rook Gordon Brynildsen returns a service. ROOK TENNIS AND GOLF Under Coach Don Megale the Rook tennis team went undefeated, winning 11 straight matches, including two over Oregon. Top varsity prospect is Gordon Brynildsen who went the entire season without a loss. Good depth helped Coach Jim Barratt’s Rook golf team post its best record for the past three seasons with 12 wins against three losses. The dual meets included the best high school teams in the state plus the Oregon Frosh and Clark College. From left to right, Row 1: Fred Warnock, Jack Mattison, Jack Rohrbough, Stewart Schroodor. Row 2: Gordon Hall. Al Ramsthol, Tom Hamlin, Coach Jim Barratt. 188 Number one man Leighton Tuttle warms up for the Oregon dual meet. Concentrating, Lee Grant puts the ball one stroke closer to the flag. From left to right, Row 1: Larry Copple, Mike Perrault, Tom Carter, Karl Meyer. Row 2: Lee Grant, Warren Deakins, John Dunkin, Leighton Tuttle, Joe Wood, Coach Vern Martin. VARSITY GOLF Coach Vern Martin’s OSC Beavers finished its 1959 golf season with eight wins and four losses in dual competition, a second place in the Northern division and a fifth in the Pacific Coast Conference championships held in Eugene. Leighton Tuttle and John Dunkin were leading scorers for the Beavers. Earning letters were Leighton Tuttle, Lee Grant, Larry Copple, Warren Deakins, John Dunkin, Tom Carter and Karl Meyer. All are seniors except Dunkin and Carter, who will be back to pace the 1960 team. Others on the team included Bob Brown, Joe Wood and Mike Perrault. DUAL MEET RESULTS OSC 20 Vi 6 V Corvallis Country Club OSC 14V 3V Willamette OSC 8 10 PSC OSC 10V 4 V Portland OSC 6 21 Oregon OSC 15V 11V WSU OSC 6V 20 V Idaho OSC 15V 11V Washington OSC 6 V 20 V Oregon OSC 11V 8 V Eugene Country Club OSC tv 8V Seattle John Dunkin gets set to tee off. 189 SEASON'S RECORD Varsity Crew, from left to right, Row 1: Karl Brant, coxswain. Row 2: Gerald Burton, Bill Picard, Joe Michalok, Ron Leo, Paul Mickolop, Tim Hayden, Ken Loren, Ed Bennett. CREW After opening the season with strong wins over Stanford and Southern California, the varsity crev lost their following three matches. Following suite the junior varsity and rook teams collected one victory against three losses. However, as Coach Drlica pointed out, the times are the real criteria for judging a team's ability, and in this department all three crews showed improvement over the 1958 season. Prospects for the coming years look good, especially after the Rooks beat the varsity in inter-squad competition at the end of the season. This year the Oregon State Rowing club purchased a new eight-man shell that was christened the “Bill Eskew in honor of a former club president. VARSITY 1st 2nd 3rd Winning Time OSC Stanford use 6:02 Washington OSC 6:14 Stanford OSC 5:51 Washington OSC 6:09 JUNIOR VARSITY Stanford OSC USC 6:07 Washington OSC 6:29 OSC Stanford 6:05 Washington OSC 6:10 Coxswain Karl Brant navigates the varsity crew up the Willamette River. JV Crew, from left to right: Coxswain Bill Faust, Coxswain Jim Carruthers, Paul Hemerick, Ken Martwick, Bob Janz, Errol Claire, Jim Hardie, Ron Lee, Rod Cummings, Allen Scroggie. 190 Coach Karl Drlica checks Joe Michalek's position in the shell. FRESHMEN 1st 2nd 3rd Winning Time Stanford use OSC 6:15 Washington osc 6:18 osc Stanford 6:01 Washington OSC 5:55 The varsity crew pauses momentarily at recovery position as the shell glides through a more placid stretch of tho Willamette. The JV crew lengthens their lead over Stanford midway through the 2000 meter course. Rook Crew, from left to right, Row 1: Coxswains Bob Morrokado and John Mendicino. Row 2: Bill Crandall. Jerry Montgomery, Donnis Kalhar, Mike Oxborrow, Steve Mitchell, Ivan Brown, Ron Crawford, Cliff Hunter, Dean McCrory. 191 From left to right, Row 1: Ron Critchfield. Mitzi Tamura, Dave Clements, Bill Preston, Del Schulzke, Larry Sanchez, Bill Rudzik, Bill Wagner, Jim Anderson, Tom Gienger, Bill Worrell. Row 2: Dick Burke, Chancey Ball. Dennis Pieters, Bob Farrell, Marne Palmateor, Don Martin, Darrell Horn, Phil Delucchi, Tom Carter, Scott McKean, Bob Bruce, Ken Place. Row 3: Doug Bashor, George Thompson, Jim Stinnette, Aaron Thomas, John Whitolaw, Ken C. Shaw, Rene Moye. Gary Moore. Gary Samuel, David Robins. Doug Ballew, Dainard Paulson. Row 4: Kim Bradshaw, Leon Criner, Bruce Patterson, Jim Woodland, Stu Fors, Karl Anderson, Gary Baker, Ernie Johnson, Bob Berreman, Howard Hogan, Grimm Mason, Carlos Petroni. VARSITY “0” Varsity 0 . Oregon State’s letter-men’s club, completed another year of successful activities under the leadership of President Jim Anderson. This organization is comprised of men who have earned a letter in one of the eight major sports: football, basketball, swimming, wrestling, track, golf, baseball or tennis. Varsity 0 members making a little extra spending money at the Lemon-Orange Squeeze. 192 I NTRAM URALS 193 Football, Beta Theta Pi: from left to right, Row 1: Roland Coleman. John Davies, Ken Carl. Gary Dysart, Terry Holubetz. Row 2: Louie Miller, Jack Mattison, Jack Scott, Jerry Droscher, Bob Beals, John Whitelaw. FALL INTRAMURALS Swimming, Sigma Nu: from left to right, Row 1: Ed Robinson, Dick Veltoen, Tom Hamlin. Row 2: Dan Voorhies, Larry Denicke, Charles Donicke, Ken Alton. Badminton, Sigma Chi: Jim Spears, David DuFault. Golf. Beta Theta Pi: Larry Hirons. Volleyball, Beta Theta Pi: from left to right, Row 1: Loren Waltz, Chuck Roe, Louie Miller. Row 2: Steve Flynn, Roland Coleman, Dick Miller, Terry Holubetz. 195 Wrestling, Sigma Pi: from left to right, Row 1: Steve Kasserman, Gary Price, Bob Bellamy, Van Ramsdell, Gil Roberts. Row 2: Marshall Cornett, Bob Marcum, Mike O’Hair, Don Rajnus, John Moffitt. WINTER INTRAMURALS 196 Heavyweight, Sigma Pi: Bob Bellamy. Free Throw, Sigma Chi: Jim Spears. Basketball, Sigma Chi: from left to right, Row 1: Chap Thompson, Jack Rohrbough, Robert Romig, John Abell. Row 2: Jim Spears, Paul Ramsey, Bruce Hake. Sigma Delta Psi Trophy Winner : from left to right, Row 1: S. Campbell, J. Sehohn, T. Ankerson. Row 2: T. Dolven, C. Bally, L. Phillips, E. Reinking, D. DeBisschop, B. Meany. G. Hepler. Row 3: E. Johnson, C. Martin, G. Brown, E. Bennett, E. Thompson, J. Bento. SPRING INTRAMURALS Gymnastics, Heckart: Ron Miller. Horseshoes, Heckart: Tobe Zweygardt, Ron Miller, Cal Yim, Ron Rohweder. Golf Team, Phi Sigma Kappa: Dave Clark, Bob Bell. 197 Rifle Shoot. Alpha Gamma Rho: from left to right: Curtis Kocken, Hoy Carman. Gary Lozier, Cecil Elder, Gene Belt. ry r. - Rifle Team, Chi Phi. Individual Tennis, Alpha Tau Omega: Richard Ellerby. Baseball, Phi Delta Theta: from left to right, Row 1: G. Brown. C. Bally, T. Dolven, P. Phillips, E. Thomp son, G. Hepler. Row 2: E. Bennett, E. Johnson, G. Hienke, D. Beach. 198 WOMEN’S RECREATION ASSOCIATION From left to right: Sharron McConnell, Ardee Weber, Jan Baer, Nonie Northrup, Joanne Davenport, Darlene Johnson. WRA EXECUTIVE COUNCIL The Women’s Recreation Association Executive Council is elected by WRA members. The council, headed by Sharron McConnell, organizes, coordinates and establishes the standards of all WRA activities. From left to right, Row 1: Mary Brillhart, Hedy Luna, Kay Frederick, Joanne Davenport, Sara Mayers. Row 2: Carol Ray, Gail Dinwiddie. June Robinson, Jan Baer, Lois Viuhkola. Row 3: Sue Peck, Sharon Drazdoff, Heather Fergusson, Sharon McConnell, Ann Richards. Row 4: Nancy DeMerritt, Donna Watts, Nancy Grant, Jean Mobley, June McClure. Row 5: Katherine Barnes, Ann Parks. Lonna Hixson, Karen Strader, Beverly Stein. INTRAMURAL MANAGERS COUNCIL One representative of each women's living group meets with the WRA intramural manager to encourage interest in women’s intramural activities. As a result of hard work, the living groupshaveshowneager participation. 200 Students enjoy a cooling dip in the pool. In the gym, couples really swing. com Co-Recreation, sponsored by WRA, is held the first Friday night of each month. Each has a different theme to correspond to some current event on campus. Gathering at the Women’s Building, college students can dance and swim and play volleyball, shuffle-board or table tennis. Here we have a standard dance. 201 From left to right, Row 1: Cece Creighton, Sally Jo Thompson, Mary Gaylord, Lois Caldwell, Carol Robertson, Jean Downie, Karen Forsyth, Marcia Gagnon, Sally Pollock, Ann Richards, Ann Gibson, Nancy Jones. Row 2: JoAnn Littley, Pat Coates, Sandy Buxton, Joan Wilcox, Sandy Pearl, Linda Davis, Sharon Truax, Susan Bradley, Lee Wolcott, Cedra Clark, Jean Ferro. Row 3: Darlene Johnson, Gail Everest, Kay Mills, Nancy DeMerritt, Ardis Williams, Sue Peck, Terri Goeckner, Carlyn Garrison, Jainie Wicks, Judy Brandt. Portia Herrington and Alegra Weidman receive instruction from Pat Lincoln. Mrs. Judy Winkler, adviser, looks on as three girls practice. 202 SPORTSDAY The Women's Recreation Association sponsored a Basketball Sportsday, February 13. Sixteen colleges from throughout the northwest attended. Cupid's Bounce was the theme for the sportsday. Each game had halftime entertainment from the various schools. I Who will get the ball? 204 Stretch, and then smash it! Girls, the water's not very warm. YEAR 'ROUND Good aim, now shoot! 205 Another home run! 206 207 TAU BETA PI From left to right, Row 1: Richard E. Roy, Costas Polymeropoulos, Kenji Nishioka. Row 2: Keith Banko, Gary Ward, Ernie Wendland, Keith Carswell, Earl Westberg, Gary Larsen, Dan Oldfather, Andres Peterson, Eldon Graham, Lou Snyder. Row 3: James Welty, Leonard Weber, Wesley Smith, Kenneth Marx, Bernard Davis, Roy Haftorson, Richard Jaonicko. William Taft. Tau Beta Pit national scholastic honorary for engineers, selects those who have distinguished scholarship and exemplary character. They emphasize continued attainment of these ideals by presenting awards to members of the society. SIGMA TAU From left to right, Row 1: K. D. Cummings, D. B. Walker, Konnoth D. Marx, Joseph A. Lukes. Richard E. Roy, Dick Jaenicke, Ed Bayliss. Row 2: S. Matsuda, W. J. Dunham, K. F. Weleber, James R. Morrow, G. L. Larsen, Martin L. Boehme, Thane R. Brown, Robert L. Rettig. From left to right, Row 1: Ed Bennett, president; Larry L. Moon, vice president; Kenji Nishioka, secretary; Eldon H. Graham, treasurer; David N. Bray, Ronald B. Carr. Akira Imamura, Melvin C. Hironaka. Row2: Dennis P. Greenwood, Martin G. Boatwright. John M. O'Leary. William L. Reiersgaard, Donald A. Lindros, Stephen D. Hill, Robert M. Johnson, Clarence A. Calder. Sigma Tau, national engineering honorary, selects its members from all outstanding engineers. Sigma Tau awards the annual gold medal to the sophomore engineering student with the highest scholastic average. Sigma Tau counsels freshman engineering students and sponsors technical speakers on the OSC campus. 208 Engelstad, Kurt vice president Myers, Gerry Alpha Delta Sigma is organized to promote the highest standards of professional and ethical practice in the field of advertising. Alpha Delta Sigma requires two terms of active advertising or promotion of Oregon State college for membership. Post, Will Ranslam, Mickey Walker. Larry Rickard. Scott Joelson, John Rorem, John Larson. Pete Clough, Ed treasurer Carlton. Gerald president Leggett. Allen Sweet, John secretary Graham, Eldon ALPHA DELTA SIGMA Cason, Dallas Seideman, Dick Tobin. Keiler THETA SIGMA PHI Thota Sig members, Phyllis Kirkland, Chris Nilson, Joanne Peabody, Sandy Molstrom. Dot Scholz and Mary Jo Bailey, organize the annual Matrix Table banquet. Bailey. Mary Jo King, Carol Kirkland. Phyllis Nilson, Chris Peabody. Joanne Scholz. Dorothy Theta Sigma Phi, national professional women's journalism fraternity, is open to women who have taken at least two journalism courses, have maintained good scholarship and are active on campus publications. Theta Sigma Phi sponsors a Publications Open House and a Publicity Clinic each fall term. Theta Sig honors campus and community women of achievement at their annual Matrix Table spring term. 209 Mortar Board members planning for Mortar Board Ball are Sue Jameson, Debbie Bennett, Delores Krauss, Elaine Kleven, Mary Griswold, Kathy Klock and Dot Scholz. Mortar Board, national senior women's service honorary, was created to promote college loyalty, to advance the spirit of service among university women, to maintain a high standard of scholarship, to recognize and encourage leadership and to stimulate and develop a finer type of college women. Mortar Board selects its members on the basis of service, scholarship and leadership. Mortar Board sponsored the annual Mortar Board Ball and Late Date Night to raise money for scholarships for deserving women at OSC. New members are tapped in the spring at an honors convocation. MORTAR BOARD Jameson, Susan Klevon, Elaine Klock. Kathy Krauss, Delores Laughlin, Carolyn Scholz, Dorothy Smith, Anne Stoakes, Carol Smith, Marilyn Thompson, Judy President Clayton, Pamela Andrews, Karen Bennett, Debbie Courter, Carolyn Frickey, Georgia Gertsch, Shirley Griswold, Mary Ingle, Kathy 210 President Rickard, Scott Moore, Gary Snyder, Louis Wenstrom, Chuck Cason, Dallas Post. Will Walker. Larry Wrolstad, Ron BLUE KEY Blue Key, national honor society for upperclassmen, is composed of senior men at Oregon State college who are selected into membership on the basis of scholarship, college activities and high moral standards and personality. The Oregon State chapter, founded in 1934, has hadover300undergraduatemem-bers. Also included in the membership are several outstanding faculty members. The objective of Blue Key is the furtherance of the best interests of Oregon State college. This is accomplished primarily in weekly discussions of various campus problems and issues. Scott Rickard, Ted Sakano. Larry Walker, Louis Snyder, Gary Moore, Mickey Ranslam, Ron Wrolstac Will Post, Don Johnson and Chuck Wenstrom discussing pressing campus problem, Late Dal Night tickets. 211 Registration for Beaver Preview weekend. TALONS AND THANES Talons, sophomore women's service honorary, and Thanes, sophomore men's service honorary, offer service to Oregon State college and campus organizations. They help with New Student Week, registration, elections, Homecoming, Dad's and Mother's Weekends and various other campus events. Each living group is represented by one Talon or Thane, who are chosen on the basis of leadership, scholarship and personality. to right, kneeling: Brian Busch, president. Row 1: Steve Pierson. Doug Schoen, Ray Nakatsu, Carl Reeder, Clyde Kernek, Jim a lace. Row 2: Dennis Wellman, Gale Schluter. Kent Wells. David Stuerwald. Allison Balkely, Steve Hoag. Row 3: Cliff Hunter, Frank arr, Hon Perkins, William Williams. Stuart Eide. Row 4: Bruce Sigman, Jerry Olson. Jim Walker, Chuck Rembert. 212 From left to right, Row 1: Florence Holzmeyer, Sharon Calder, Paula Lancaster, Lyn Thompson, Sue Sasaki, Ernestine Sherman, Melinda Rickson, Norma Jean Lyon, Janet Fisher. Row 2: Ann Melanie, Sandy Pearl. Sharon Cummings, Jean Robinson, Jeanne Hawley, Diano Karker, Sara Mayers, Jayne Makino, Jean Penrose. Row 3: Wilma Peetz, Monica Ankstrom, Maureen McCabe, Carolyn Bergon, Linda Kern, Donna Drinkard, Toni Maes, Myrna Pcrshall, Mary Jane Snapp. Row 4: Lori Connarn, Judy Atwood, Joan Dobrot, Juanita Kearney, Janice Nolson, Laura Felbick, Ann Hoffman, Janet Kirk, Donna Dibblee, president. From left to right, Row 1: Kaye Manchester, Floyd Dominick, Roger Holtz, Jim Carr, Richard Bjelland, Jim James, Phil Baker, Frank Schmittroth, Gil Robert. Row 2: Bob Morgan, Dave Gooding, Mike Heath, Lee Kearney, Larry Cron, Russel Dix, Bill Elliot, Myron Nord-quist. Row 3: Ed Morzenich, Lee Golder, Dale Lawson, Robert Hiyama, Ron Bullock, Daniel Conti, James Patterson. 213 Barbara Altpeter, Margie Bowker, Jean Holman, Paula Lancaster. Patty Aberholtzer and Sue Goeller, Alpha Lam officers, plan for the annual freshman honor roll party. APHA LAMBDA DELTA Alpha Lambda Delta, national freshman women's scholastic honorary, requires for membership a 3.5 grade point average for two or three terms during the freshman year. Alpha Lambda Delta promotes intelligent living and a high standard of learning and encourages superior scholastic attainment among freshman women. Alpha Lambda Delta's activities include sponsoring the Top Ten Takeoff, helping with Scholarship Week and giving honor awards to senior women with a 3.5grade point average. Hawley, Jeanne McQua-d. Patricia Shirley. Jean Holman. Jeanne Muilaney. Ann Simpson. Shireen Buxton. Sanra Jackson, Sue Nelson. Janice Smith. Susan Dobrot. Joan Johnson, Karen OberholUer. Polly Sullivan. Kathleen Altpeter. Barbara Barber. Jean Goeller. Sue Lancaster. Paula Penrose. Jean Ullmann, Judy Atwood. Judy 8osco. Bonnie Jean Haggerty. Sheila Larson. Linda Powell. Jeannette Vertrees. Nancy Baker. Judy Bowker. Margie Hansen, Karen Luton. Barbara Sherman, Ernestine Williamson. Meg 214 PHI ETA SIGMA Phi Eta Sigma, national freshman men's honorary fraternity, was established to renew excellence in scholarship. Membership requirements are a 3.5 grade point average fall term or a 3.5 average for the freshman year. Phi Eta Sigma arouses interest in scholarship during New Student Week. Phi Eta Sigma cosponsors with Alpha Lambda Delta a picnic for freshmen with a ten decile from high school scholastic records. Phi Eta Sigma officers planning the annual meeting with the Alpha Lambda Delta officers. Abed. George Busch, Brian Dalzlel. Warren Fisk. Dalo Lear, Jerry Armantrout. Guy Bryant. William Christensen, Gerald Cron. Lawrence Oix, Russell Eide, Stuart Grischkowdky, Daniel Holtz. Rooer Myers, John Nostrant, Gilbert 215 Hull. Keith Platt. William Hunter, Clillord Roberts. Wayne Johnson. Bruce Schmlttroth. Frank Stone, Tom SIGMA DELTA PI Sigma Delta Pi, national Spanish honorary, is organized to foster friendly relations and cooperative spirit between the nations of Hispanic speech and English speech and to reward those who show special attainments and interests. Sigma Delta Pi’s activities include luncheons, initiation spring term and entertaining the Oregon high school Spanish teachers with a Spring luncheon. From left to right, Row 1: Alma Stevens, Judy Baker, Linda Cushman, Melissa Martin Dawes, Rose Louise Bonnet, Nancy L. Myers, Marilyn Neff. Row 2: Louis E. Richter, Maureen McCabe. Botty Elmstrom, Pat Nolte, Brenda Lasselle, Janet Wood, Jim Dodge, Dante Roa. Row 3: Reid S. Connell. Terry Oneel. Steve Barton, Jim Ling, Larry Corliss, Walter Kraft. From left to right, Row 1: Jean Mucha, Heather Maser, Karen Roberts, Molly Warrens, Edytha Scott, Linda Ness. Row 2: Pearl Kishimoto, Kathie Link, Janet Peterson, Deanna Epps, Jan Shoemaker, Mary Lou Korvola. Row 3: Donald Patton, Jim Grange, Vern Fridley, George Bayne, John Rock, advisor. KAPPA PI Kappa Pi, national art honorary, is organized to promote art interests and appreciation on campus. Kappa Pi’s requirements for membership include a 2.5 all-school grade point average, a 3.25 average in 12 hours of art and interest and willingness to participate in the club’s activities. Kappa Pi’s main project of the year was the annual Christmas Art Bazaar held fall term, usually the first week in December. The proceeds from the bazaar go toward a scholarship for a potential art student. 216 Butler. Marvin B. Corder, Albert M. Cushing. Larry E. Hadley. Percy W. Scott. Robert G. Searcy. James T. Smith. David H. Weiss. Rudolph W. Beta Alpha Psi, national men's accounting honorary, has the minimum requirements for membership as a 3.00 grade point average in 15 hours of accounting courses and 2.75 all-school average. Beta Alpha Psi's purpose is to encourage service as the basis of the accounting profession, to promote the study of accountancy and its highest ethical standards and to develop high moral, scholastic and professional attainments in its members. Beta Alpha Psi sponsors a tax seminar and luncheon each fall for all business students and professional men who are interested. It also conducts a tax assistanceship winter term to help students fill out their tax forms correctly. BETA ALPHA PSI PHI CHI THETA Phi Chi Theta, professional women business major's fraternity, taps its members who must be a sophomore or above, have a 2.8 grade point average and be enrolled in the School of Business. A radio shorthand broadcast is the honorary’s main activity. From left to right, Row 1: Jo Anne Smith, Gail Doty, Barbara Baker, Carolyn Brown, Sally Ostrander, Diane lohman. Row 2: Kaye Kelsay, Shirley Wright, Marilyn Ashby, Darlene C. Johnson, Sue Jameson. Elaine Kleven, Ardith Keranen, Sue Bishop. Carol Stevens, Pat Flatt, Sheryl Hoagland, Dana Colton, Gail McLain. 217 Black. Phil Coleman. Judy Harris. Mike Hadley. Karen Knutson. Jack Lee. Carolyn Lee. Samuel Long. Jerry Miller. Mary Norton, Oick Root. Robert F. Smith, Howie Taylor, Sonnie Thiel, Don Wood. Jean MASQUE AND DAGGER Masque and Dagger, national thespian honorary, is the oldest honorary on the Oregon State campus. Masque and Dagger selects its members on the basis of points earned by participation in theatrical productions. Masque and Dagger holds a coffee hour before the Homecoming game for alumni. NATIONAL COLLEGIATE PLAYERS National Collegiate Play- ers, dramatics honor fraternity, was originated on the Oregon State campus in 1923. Its pur- pose is to raise the standard of the college and university theatres by recognizing outstanding individualandgroupefforts in the creative arts of the theatre. Black, Phillip Coloman, Judy Root. Robert F. Smith, Howie Taylor, Sonnie Thiel. Donald Wood, Jean 218 ORANGE “0 Orange O”, service honorary for the women's recreation association, consists of members so chosen because of the service they have given to WRA and their high scholastic achievements. Their activities include ushering at football and basketball games and helping with various WRA events. Orange O' members help at athletic events. Davenport. Jo Ann Edwards. Annabellc Johnson, Darlene Laughlln, Carolyn Lowell, Alice Lundgren, Kendra Marine. Gail Morris, Mary President McConnell, Sharron Barg. Marg Brown, Phyllis Busenbark, Jo Ann Coates. Pat Paget. Eileen Peterson, Diane Roberts. Bobbi Scholz, Dorothy Schadler. Margaret Stellmacher, Janet Taylor, Deanna Thompson, Sally Jo Van Vliet, Vicki Weber, Ardith 219 Ahlers. Annette B. Andrews, Karen Baker, Sheryl Ball. LillaH Barber, Judith OMICRON NU Brown, Gail Cave. Marilyn Clausen, Cleo Courier. Carolyn Omicron Nu, national professional home economist's honorary, was organized to promote scholarship, leadership and research in home economics. Omicron Nu selects its members from juniors, seniors and graduate students majoring in home economics, who have maintained superior scholarship and show promise of further achievement. A Silver Tea is sponsored by Omicron Nu each year to raise funds Flood. Carol Inglo. Kathy Krauss. Delores Meyers. Donna Morris, Lesloy for a foreign college home economics library. EUTERPE From left to right, Row 1: Carol McCandlish, Judy Baines. Jano Hendricks, Pat Young, Kay Eddington, Sue Thompson, Lou Jean Rosevear, Catherine Casper, Elaine Becker, Monica Angstron, Susan Anderson, Mrs. Odelia Wilson, adviser. Row 2: Pat Donnell, Ruth Leppor, Laurie Cropsey, Patti Mc-Ouaid. At Piano: Sue Bostwick, Lillah Ball. 220 Euterpe, women's local music honorary, is organized to honor women with a high scholastic average who are outstanding in music. Euterpe, along with Kappa Kappa Psi, sponsors a music department open house during New Student Week. AQUABATS Aquabats requires one year in Seahorses with active participation, a routine, chairmanship for the water show, a WSI or Life Saving certificate, a grade point average of 2.3 and a superior ability in the realm of water activities. The purpose of Aquabats is to further the interests of water sports for women at Oregon State college. The activities of Aquabats include helping with the water show, doing one routine in the water show, assisting Seaponies and Seahorses and striving to improve individual swimming ability. President VanVIiet. Vicki® Mucha. Jean Carver. Sally Peck. Sue Jones, Nancy Richards. Ann President Bishop, Susan Boesch, Carol Carmany, Laura ORCHESIS Coleman, Judy Dinwiddie. Gail Hoagland, Sheryl Orchesis, national modern dance honorary, holds as its main objective the promotion of creative dance as an art form. The members have been active this past year dancing in the WRA Jubilee and “Annie Get Your Gun, sponsoring dance intramurals and presenting their annual spring concert. 221 Pfahl, Dolores Snell. Robin Roake, Judy KAPPA PSI From left to right, Row 1: H. Forslund, Ed Caldwell. Roger Reed Parker, Leo Sciuchetti, Walter K. Stoeffler, Laurence W. Chew. Jr., Bernard W. Carper, Dan Y. Miura. Row 2: Don Costa, John H. Stcgemann, Bill Mead, Keith Moatry, Carlyle Haas, Morri Richardson, Clark A. Fisher, Bob Wosterborg, Roger Gunson, Richard L. Bunt. Row 3: Edward T. Chan, David Lewis, Darryl Ambrose, Donald Horenstein, John Kula, Dick Christensen, Carl Muench, Robert L. Mote, Charles E. Hill, Winston M. Onyema, Jerry B. Williams, Ray J. Wong. Kappa Psi, men’s pharmaceutical professional society, selects its members from the junior and senior classes on basis of grades, activities and services. Kappa Psi participated in pharmacy seminars and open house, co-sponsored the pharmacy banquet and sponsored the pharmacy coffee hour. From left to right, Row 1: Robert L. Mote, Donald Horenstein, Ellen Kan, Morris Richardson, Robert M. Sasamoto. Row 2: Dr. H. W. Schultz, John Kula, Roger Gunson, Richard Bunt, Arle Scott, Nancy Hammers, Marilyn Kurtz. RHO CHI Rho Chi, national senior pharmacy honorary, chooses its members on the basis of scholarship, leadership and personality. Rho Chi’s activities include printing a newsletter for alumni and helping other pharmacy organizations with their activities. 222 LAMBDA KAPPA SIGMA Lambda Kappa Sigma, international women’s pharmaceutical hon-orary, selects its members on the basis of character, scholarship and personality. Lambda Kappa Sigma gives an annual tea for all women in pharmacy. This includes faculty wives and student wives. The organization also helps sponsor other pharmaceutical activities. From left to right, Row 1: Mrs. Sisson, Marilyn Kurtz, Arle Scott, Karen Mattson. Row 2: Diane Porter, Shirley Patterson, Frances Queen, Yvonne Dooley, Nancy Hammers. KAPPA DELTA PI At baugh, Mary E. Carswell, Gall D. Casper, Catherine Cummings, Jill Kaiser, Ronald E. Kleven, Elaine Lenox, Ellamao Otncss, Marilyn Kappa Delta Pi, national education honorary, attempts to encourage high professional, intellectual and personal standards in the teaching .profession. Kappa Delta Pi's membership is open to commendable junior and senior education majors with a 3.25 GPA. Kappa Delta Pi’s activities include working in conjunction with educational conferences held on campus and the annual awarding of a scholarship to a student of financial need. Reser, Patricia Smith, Anne L. Stadler, Judith Sullivan, Rosemary Sump, Ardith Taylor. Sondra Thompson. Jeanette West. Neil E. president Wright, Jacquelyn Zulauf, Ellon 223 ALPHA PHI OMEGA Alpha Phi Omega, national service fraternity, is composed of men with previous Boy Scout training. Alpha Phi Omega conducts ah annual Ugly Man on Campus” contest to raise funds to purchase items for the school. APO members sponsor blood drives on campus and assist in campus elections. From left to right: Dick Schermerhorn, Jack Nessen, Bill Mauer, Roger Wood, Dick Mickelson, Jack Branham, H. D. Reese, Roger Edwards. The members of Alpha Zeta enjoying themselves at an initiation banquet. ALPHA ZETA Alpha Zeta, agriculture honorary, is composed of sophomores, juniors and seniors with high scholastic standing and leadership ability. Alpha Zeta has two initiations each year and sponsors a barbecue. 224 ETA KAPPA NU Eta Kappa Nu, electrical engineering scholastic honorary, encourages scholarship among underclassmen by giving an annual award to the outstanding sophomore in electrical engineering. Eta Kappa Nu sponsors an annual electrical engineering open house for faculty and students. From left to right, Row 1: David N. Bray, John C. Anderson, Reynaldo Huaccho Salazar Donnis B. Whitmey. Akira Imamura. Row 2: Lawrence Iboshi, James L. Fischer, Jack d! Culbertson, Ernie Wendland, Gregory Young, Eldon Graham, Richard Piller. Row 3: Gilbert Marguth, H. G. Wyatt, Ed Bayliss, Larry Keltner, Ken Marx. Row 4: Harold L. Singer, Keith H. Banko, J. A. Lukes, Dick Jaenicke. PI TAU SIGMA Pi Tau Sigma, national mechanical engineers' honorary fraternity, recognizes outstanding mechanical engineering students and practicing engineers for distinguished technical achievements. Pi Tau Sigma sponsors an annual banquet honoring faculty members with five years of service at Oregon State college. From left to right, Row 1: George E. Thornburgh, adviser; Ward Carson, Constantine Polymeropoulos, Stanton Shipley, Kenji Nishioka, president; Earl Westberg, Dennis Dunagan, Clarence Calder, Alvin Evans, Jack Dyer, James Wilson, James Beard, Homer Westcott, Ralph Thompson. Row 2: Robert Taft, William Reiersgaard, Donald Hoskins, Louis Matsuura, Thomas Buce. Bruce Walker, James Hodson, Ronald Carr, Ernest McKeehan, Darrell Gourley, Brian McIntosh, Martin Boehme, Paul Zimmerman, William Conn, Duane Baker. 225 LAMPLIGHTERS Lamplighters is an organization to acquaint college women with nursing and other students in the field of nursing. Lamplighters requires its members to be either prenursing students or definitely interested in the field of nursing. Lamplighter's activities include having guest speakers on nursing, taking field trips to the University of Oregon Medical school campus, making favors for local hospitals and selling donuts to raise money. Anderson, caroio ° J Anderson, Pat Boudreau, Anne DeMerrit, Nancy Oouglas, Judy Gray. Judy Harshburger, Lelani Holman, Jeanne Johnson, Susan Jones, Janico Kelsay, Arlene Phelps, Laroo Reinhardt, Marsha Rood. Linda Russell, Paula Spence, Marcia Weber, Myra Welder, Lynne 226 227 HOME ECONOMIC. CLUB From left to right: Miss Joan Patterson, adviser; Miss Mary Wallace, adviser; Mary Klock, secretary; Judy Steele, president; Marcia McClure, representative; Mauroen Parmenter, vice president. The Home Economics Club is open to all girls majoring in the field of home economics. The members enjoy talks on the various opportunities, accomplishments and advancements in their field at regular meetings. In conjunction with the Forestry Club they sponsor the annual Spring Thaw. FORESTRY CLUB Forestry Club cabin in McDonald Forest. To promote fellowship and to broaden the professional background of its members, the Forestry Club holds monthly meetings with guest speakers both on campus and at the club cabin in McDonald Forest. Besides publishing the Hi-Lead, a periodical, and the Annual Cruise Yearbook, the club sponsors the Spring Thaw with the Home Economics Club, Orientation Day and the larsity Football Team-Forestry Club Tug-O-Var. Double bucking contest at the Spring Thaw. 8 osc MOTHERS CLUB The purpose of the OSC Mothers Club is to further the interests and welfare of students on this campus and to provide aid through scholarships. The Mothers Club annual meeting is held each May at OSC. Executive board meetings are held each term. Membership is open to every Oregon State college mother. Once an Oregon State college mother, always an Oregon State college mother. From left to right: Mrs. Charles W. Forrost, president; Mrs. Phil Schroeder, vice-president; Mrs. E. F. Kirkwood, treasurer; Mrs. J. K. Roe, secretary. OSC DADS CLUB The OSC Dads Club supports such projects as student aid and the Carillon Bell fund. Its income is derived from more than 1300 members. The Dads Club holds its annual meeting on Dads Weekend each February. The fathers attend a box luncheon with student entertainment and athletic events. Dads Club Officers, from left to right, Row 1: Amby Frederick, John Bergen, Clifford Cornett, Norton Peck, Harold Ingle, William McPherson, Floyd Mullen. Row 2: James Appling, John Allen, M. Huggins, Ed Lewis, Virgil Dunkin, Joe Mulligan, Frank Hise. Cosmopolitan Club endeavors to promote understanding among the peoplesof the world and develop friendships between persons of divergent national origins. Cultural programs and discussions are held at weekly meetings. From left to right, Row 1: Prithvi C. Lall, Margaret A. Butler, Lucy Alfajardo, Dr. Carlo Rocca, Dibia Deo Bhatt, Meiko Yoneyama, Diane DeFault. Row 2: Kamdar Vinoo, Rupert P. Schmitt, Svrendra Singh, Dwijay Ray Uprety, Parshotam S. Lall, S. S. Sohi, W. M. Onyema, L. H. Matsuura, Bhula N. Patel, Rajami Bhatt, Fumio Okamoto, Dr. Marie Uher, V. Singh Kuckreja. COSMOPOLITAN CLUB The members of Hui O Hawaii pose in the MU HUI 0 HA mil The Club of Hawaii is known for smiling faces, bright shirtsand thefamiliar Aloha. The club is outstanding for its luau and its bit of the islands entertainment at campus social events. Any student from Hawaii is welcome to join the club. 230 CAMPUS 4-H CLUB Campus 4-H Club is active in leading 4-H Clubs at the Children's Farm Home. Campus 4-H Club is open to anyone interested in its work and is organized to further the state 4-H program. Other activities include a monthly radio program, a picnic spring term and participation in the State 4-H Leader’s Conference and Agriculture Weekend. From left to right, Row 1: Martha Tubach, Sharon Knopf, Anne Mackie, Ann Edwards, Darlene Wheeler, Joan Dobrot, Jocile Grimes, David Schoad, Connie Meyer, Larry Knudson, Jo Ellen Feusner, Linda Sharp, Donna Bigham, Betty Ferris, Myrna Pershall, Gloria Bentley, Nickie McKay. Row 2: Bob Nickolas, Marvin Young, Sharon Curry, Don Anderson, Joyce Wright, Jackie Dick, Jean Ross, Lynne Hoffman, Margaret Carlstrom, Sara Mayers, Lois Redman, Cal Monroe, Robert Youngman. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND From left to right, Row 1: Bill McLarty, membership chairman; James Dixon, adviser; Dick Stafford, vice president. Row 2: Pat Coates, secretary; Gail Marine, president. Not Pictured: Howie Smith, treasurer. RECREATION The Oregon State section of AAHPER strives to unite all students interested in health, physical education, recreation and related fields. Speakers were scheduled for the regular meetings of the group. This year's activities included a trip to the National Convention of the association and the annual senior banquet. 231 American Pharmaceutical Association Officers: Larry Chew, president; Dave Lewis, vice president; Nancy Hammers, secretary; Don Costa, treasurer. AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION The American Pharmaceutical Association is open to all students in pharmacy. Guest speakers are featured at regular meetings. The organization sponsors a picnic each year for pharmacy students. FOOD TECH CLUB The Food Technology Club holds its membership open to any student enrolled in food technology. The club’s objectives are to provide fellowship, stimulate interest in the professional field of food technology and supplement the classroom education provided by the department of food technology. From left to right, Row 1: Roland Wong, Alfred E. Neuman, Jim Enger, Barry Tancred. Row 2: Gene Eby, Willy Elder, Hector Viale, Bob Carlson, William Hudlow, William Routh, Jim Palm-quist. Row 3: Judy Bailey, Roger Nibler, Robert Orser, Dorothy Scholz, Johanna Dobrot, Jack Michelson, Dennis Allen. Row 4: Pete Ferris, Tim Smalley, Ray Meyers, Darrell Vandehey, Tom Daulton, Howard Brassfield. 232 WITHYCOMBE CLUB Withycombe Club is composed of students in animal husbandry and general agriculture. Withycombe Club requires two terms of school with a minimum 2.00 grade average to be initiated. From left to right, Row 1: A. W. Oliver, Gail McCarty, Sally Busse, Doris Owens, Vicki Morley, Bob George, Joe Colvin. Row 2: Myron Miles. Richard Smith, Don Miner, Joe Riker, Frank Hammel. Mike Harms. Row3: George Goodwin, Alan Bahn, Jerry Justice, Curtis Kocken, Bob Miller. Not Pictured: Adolfo Velasco, Bill Looney. osc DAIRY CLUB Dairy Club isopen tostudents interested in dairying and encourages fellowship and cooperation among students and the dairy industry. Among the club's activities are field trips to dairy industries, judging of regional and national dairy contests and the making of ice cream novelties. From left to right, Row 1: Carlos Lobo, Larry Whitmore, Michael Seppa, Fred Griffith, F. G. Huoter, J. O. Young, John Sederburg. Row 2: Ray McQueen, Lester J. Johnson, Phil Russnogle, Francis Rothauge. Benjamin F. Magill, Don Messerle, Ed Hoak, Gene Belt. 233 From left to right, Row 1: Richard Egami, Felipe Chang, Anthony Crudele, Mehdi Naficy, Larry Wallace, Brian McMeal. Row 2: Robert Lieuallen, Robert Harrison, Dale Quinn, Horace Cheney, Mike Moore, Forrest Peters, Kenneth Findley, Gordon Johnsgard. osc SOILS CLUB Soils Club is open to all soils majors and general agricultural students who are interested in soils. The purpose of this organization is to acquaint students with postgraduate jobs and research opportunities in the field of soils. The Soils Club sponsors a fall term hamburger broil for soils department staff and students. COLLEGIATE FFA The Collegiate Future Farmers of America provides a program to help train the future vocational agriculture teacher. Leadership, public speaking and parliamentary procedure are included in their programs. The FFA conducts radio programs as a service to promote agriculture. This chapter has approximately 45 active members. From left to right, Row 1: Dick Sneddon, president; Dave Merz, vice president; Dennis Wallace, secretary; Jim Baltimore, reporter; Ron Isaac, sentinel. Row 2: Wallace Riehle, Ronald Hawk. Harry Riehle. Phillip Zurbrick, Wayne Lee. Row 3: Charles Schoepp, Henry Ten Pas, Bruce Sigloh, Stanley Sisson, Gordon Vogt. Row 4: Jim Lacy, Adin Hester, Monty Multanen, Fred Fowler. Row 5: David Ingram, Donn Johnson, Ed Slaybaugh, Dave Smyth. Row 6: Al Mehl, Grant Scott, Joel Punch, Philip B. Davis. Rod Donnelly. 234 The Horticulture Club. HORTICULTURE CLUB The Horticulture Club is open to horticulture majors and other students interested in horticulture. Its purpose is to promote further interest and activities in the fields of horticulture, provide opportunities for student participation and leadership experience and promote student-faculty relationships. Activities include a steak fry, coastal trips, crabbing and fishing. AGRICULTURE EXECUTIVE COUHCIL The Agriculture Executive Council is the coordinating body of all the clubs in the School of Agriculture. Representatives from each club attend council meetings. This council sponsors the Ag Smoker, Ag Banquet and Ag Weekend. From left to right, Row 1: Roger G. Ritchey, Norman G. Yergen, Siegfried Mahn, Boyd Bishop, Robert F. Root, Robin McKinley, Joe Colvin, David Riley, Vicki Morley, Mike Golden, Richard Bonn, Ed Gustafson, Frank Hammel.Tom Daulton, Bill Looney. Row 2: Kent Oldenburg, Jim Mabon, Roger Fendall, Forrest Peters. D. Curtis Mumford, W. H. McCluskey, Larry Knudson, Mickey Ranslam, Joe Lance. 235 AM ERIC AH METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY The OSC student branch of the American Meteorological Society is comprised of students of meteorology, climatology or associated subjects. The requirements for membership are that a person must belong to the AMS while paying his dues to the OSC branch. The main project of the organization is to acquaint the students of OSC with the field of meteorology. Giving the Barometer an accurate weather forecast spring term, guiding visiting groups through the meteorology department and giving its assistance and knowledge of meteorology to different groups, such as the Civil Air Patrol, are among the many activities of this group. From left to right, Row 1: Art Judson, Kenneth Shreeve. Warren Washington, Larry Mendenhall, Michael Fosberg, Bill Platt. Row 2: William Bain, Frank Javorsky, Lloyd Jones, Bruce Snyder, Vernon Simmons. Van Ransdell, James Hall, Noel Eichhorn, Dr. Fred W. Decker, William Lowry. AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY Membership in the student chapter of the American Chemical Society is open to any student interested in chemistry. Each year this group sponsors guest speakers, field trips and group discussions to acquaint chemistry students with the professional aspects of the field. From left to right, Row 1: Ted Sakano, Fred Fritsch, Judy Skow. Row 2: Lee Grunden, Ray Miller, Bruce Henry, Bonnie Jean Bosco. Row 3: Vichien Sakoramonkol, Robert Strobin, Mr. Freed, adviser. 236 osc SEA BEAVERS The Oregon State Sea Beavers are a relatively new organization on campus. The Sea Beavers take trips to the beach to practice diving or observe sea life, do salvage work and collect specimens of marine life for the zoology department. From left to right, Row 1: Dr. William Van Arsdel. Wilson Larimer, Dick Pond, Jim French. Row 2: Duane Hug, Sandy Pearl, Sharon McGowan, Virginia Ballew, Don Lauritsen, Joan Shaw. Ron Young, Alan Parker. Gary Nielson. Sea Beavers at the beach. OSC MOUNTAIN CLUB The OSC Mountain Club is an organization composed of students and faculty with a love of the outdoors as a common bond. The interest range includes climbing, hiking, skiing, winter mountaineering, rescue and conservation. In addition toclubactivities, members are active every weekend of the year. Members have trod on every major peak in the Northwest and in such mountain ranges as the Sierras, Rockies, Appalachians, Alps and Himalayas. The club is dedicated to fun and good fellowship; the tie that binds can only be found in the mountains. From left to right, Row 1: Kathy Jacoby, Jan Mulholland, Linda Welp, Maureen McCabe, Don Bachman, Chuck Hollister, Lee Ascher, Gayle Jones, Marilyn Horigan, Elsbeth Ripken, Liz Snow. Row 2: James Wagner, Jack Weisgerber, Art Judson, Don Rueppell. Michael Lawlor, Bert Brown, Glenn Ireland, Phil Hess, Ron Garrison, Bill Hanna, Jack Sheets. Row 3: John Barton, Larry Pease, Bob Dunn, Mike Bauor, Fred Coyle. Russ Cole, Sidney Walsh. Joe Gale. Row 4: Fred Sterk, Bill Lewis. Alan McDearman, Richard Morten,Scott Barrat. Sorcn Normann, Jon Hanlein, David Wiley, Fred Hart. 237 LITTLE SISTERS OF MINERVA Little Sisters of Minerva is a service organization chosen and assisted by Sigma AlphaEpsilon.national social fraternity. The Little Sisters’ activities include working at the Old Folks Home, the Children's Farm Home and the Good Samaritan Hospital. They also helped on the campus blood drive. From left to right, Row 1: Mari Jewel Thomas, Florence Holzmeyer, Patti McQuaid. Sonya Lea. Mrs. Nell McLean, Carol Keema. Jeanne Hawley. Diane Karker. Row 2: Meredith Thomson. Sue Thompson, Anne Smith. Carolyn Vanderzanden, Joanne Peabody. Judy Thompson. Sharron McConnell, Chris Neilson. Not Pictured: Dorene Wilburn. Nancy Bell. From left to right, Row 1: Sarah Kahalekulu, Maureen McCabe, Ernestine Sherman, Rosemary Sullivan Loomis, Melissa Martin Dawes. Nancy Kletzcr, Janet E. L. Petersen. Penny Miller, Judy Baker. Row 2: Mary Ann Nordstrom, Dr. Carroll Hawkins. Rose Louise Bennett. Bobbi Skok. Judy Palmberg, Loretta Marilyn Neff. Mary Figueras. Delia Roa, Clarence N. Hunt Jr. Row 3: Bill Mauer, Carlos Lobo, Rodrigo Madriz, Adolfo Velasco, George Beaty, Glenn Chambers, Farhang Saecd, Ricardo Leon. SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club was formed through interest in the Spanish language, literature, music and customs of the Spanish speaking countries. Membership is open to all students and faculty who are interested in and somewhat acquainted with the Spanish language. The Spanish Club’s activities include weekly meetings with short talks by Latin American students concerning their respective countries, a Spanish dinner honoring Mrs. Melissa Dawes and a Latin American night. 238 INTER-VARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Fellowship members enjoy singing after evening of discussion. The Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship is an inter-denominational world-wide student movement in the colleges and universities. The organization shows the relation of Christ to the campus through speakers, discussions and Bible studies. osc RIFLE CLUB The Rifle Club won the Willamette Valley League for the eighth straight year during this season. A new record of 981 was set in league competition breaking the five-year old record by 6 points. Contributing to this record were Sullivan (196), Davis (195), Eaton (196), Jussell (196) and Griggs (198). One of the major accomplishments of the year was the Seventh Annual Oregon State College Rifle tournament. Shooters came from three states to compete in open competition. From left to right, Row 1: John Lenox, Loren McClure, Roy Murakami, Gary Eaton. Row 2: K. Koski, Davo Miller, Edward Hausafas, Todd Jessell, Mike Griggs, Dave Sullivan, Coe Barnard, Harold Hansen. 239 INSTITUTE OF AERONAUTICAL SCIENCES The Institute of Aeronautical Sciences is a national organization promoting advancement of the theories and practices of aeronautical sciences. Activities included the annual field trip to Los Angeles, guest speakers, the spring picnic and a club banquet. From left to right, Row 1: Duane Baker, Jack E. Dyer, Richard Mittelstadt. Row 2: Robert H. Morrison, Peter Jeffs, James M. Shoji. Row 3: Dallas F. Boge, Stephen A. Martin, James L. Densmore. Row 4: D. L. Gourley, Jack R. Meredith, James W. Poro. ENGINEERING STUDENT COUNCIL The Engineering Student Council iscomposed of the presidents of professional engineering societies on campus, the engineering senator, the editor of the Tech Record and a president, secretary and treasurer elected at large. The purpose of the council is to promote professional and social development among engineering students. The council traditionally sponsors the Engineer's Ball, the senior banquet and the Engineer's Bust. 240 From left to right, Row 1: John Anderson, Gilbert Marguth, James Bell, Thomas O'Brien, secretary; Gene Vander Zanden, chairman; Bob Johnson, treasurer; Ed Bennett, Konji Nishioka. Row 2: Ron Householder, Stophen Hill, Maurice Kurtz. Richard Mittelstadt, Edgar Gilbert, Dee Hillberry, Thomas Lye. AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS From left to right: Cleve E. lothgren, adviser; Bill Roiersgaard, vice chairman; Merton L. Enquist, treasurer; Maurice Kurtz, chairman; Leonidas Vlachos, ser-geant-at-arms; Charles R. Bateman, secretary. The student branch of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers unites mechanical engineers into a single group. Technical speakers, discussions, field trips and a student branch conference are sponsored by the group. National publications keep members informed of current developments in the mechanical engineering field. From left to right, Row 1: George Uchida, Homer Westcott, Roger Sinclair, Ratan K. Govila, Charles R. Bateman, Leo Vlachos, John Hazard, Robert R. Hart, Martin L. Boehme, Cleve E. Lothgren, adviser. Row 2: Richard Hahn, Luverne Ritter, Peter Jeffs, Ralph E. Eld-ridge. Lewis H. Derthick, Merton L. Enquist. Lowis E. Seagraves, Gene P. Brown, Bill Reiersgaard, Richard Fox. Row 3: Thomas L. Rosenberggy, George D. Horbst, Rodney C. Waddell, Paul J. Zimmerman, James E. Hodsdon, Donald C. Chambers, Dennis Dima-gan, Jack D. Martin, Ronald B. Carr, Maurice Kurtz, John L. O'Connor. 241 AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS From left to right, Row 1: Gene Faltus, Bernard Kasparek, Robert Mason, Louis Hildebrandt, Dick Van Vleck, secretary; Phil Briggs, president; Darrell Robison, vice president; Keith Lucas, Bill Ward, Donald Oja. Row 2: R. E. Harshbarger, Dick Mohr, Ronald Sprague, Gary Tobey, Russell Smith, Dean Hammett, Gordon McPhaden, William Dunham, Frederick Brown. The American Institute of Industrial Engineers promotes interest in industrial engineering at Oregon State college. Any engineering student can become an active member of the society. AMERICAN FOUNDRYMEN’S SOCIETY From left to right, Row 1: R. D. McGilvra, guest speaker; Richard S. Tanaka, Robert C. Canda, Brigham C. Hansen, secretary; Dee J. Hillberry, chairman; Pete Irish, vice chairman; R. W. Van Buskirk, Patrick C. Slowey, Lloyd M. Frazier, adviser. Row 2: Henry T. Cole, Robert B. Jason, E. A. Gilbert, Steve Stocks, Bob A. Rowe. Brian Thomas, James R. Neidhart, Thomas Stroup. Jack L. Smithson. The American Foundry-men’s Society is composed of students wishing to supplement their formal education with a better understanding of the principles, practices and techniques of the foundry industry. Monthly meetings feature a representative of the foundry industry who presents a short technical talk which is followed by a film and discussion period. 242 AMERICAN SOCIETY OF AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERS The student chapter of American Society of Agricultural Engineers is a professional organization open to all students in agricultural engineering. The chapter sponsors paper contests, technical speakersand field trips. From left to right, Row 1: Kenneth D. Durham, Raymond L. Tarter, Gary K. Hendrickson, John Sumner, John W. Inman, Dean E. Booster, Thomas L. Tye, Kent Oldenburg. Tom McGowan, Gail McCarty, Elmer J. McDonald, Keith L. Macomber. Row 2: Robert Lewellen, Byron Mikkelson, Dennis Spitze, Eldon Johns, John Pranger, Don Rajnus, Ray Bowman, Bitt Loennig, Frank Wide, R. B. Lundahl, Robert Beutler, John H. Thompson. Row 3: Jerry T. Matsundga. R. P. Lathi, Torry Cossette, Richard Campbell. Albert French, Bert Dilley, Syed Aaidi, Alan R. Stevenson, Jerry L. Boesel, Clinton B. Reeder, George F. Hamlin. AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS From left to right, Row 1: J. N. Yuen, David N. Bray, Gregory L. Young, Gilbert R. Marguth, James L. Fischer, Akira Imamura, Robert A. Perrine. Row 2: Vernon S. L. Goo, Raymond J. Kimlinger, Robert D. Main, Edward Y. Kameda, Clyde 0. Brown, Richard G. Piller, Robert L. Hall. Row 3: Daniel 0. Oldfather, Dennis B. Whitney, John C. Anderson, Ed Bayliss, Joseph A. Lukes, Ernest J. Porcelli, David H. Walker. Row 4: Paul E. Skvarna. Ernie Wendland, Leslie R. Combs, Stanley A. Smithson, Roland H. Weiss, Melvin H. Breitsprecher, Harry G. Wyatt, Richard L. Reimers. Row 5: Donald L. Pisor, Roy G. Henderson, W. E. Helm, David D. Wecker, Larry Keltner, Sheldon E. Johnson, Ken Marx. Row 6: Glen S. Harrison, Johannes L. Eggers, Clyde C. Nobles, Gerald B. Carleton, Keith H. Banko, Dick Jaenicke, Calvin M. Brown. The purpose of the student branch of American Institute of Electrical Engineers is to further the professional development of students and give them knowledge in electrical engineering and allied sciences. An annual project of this organization is the technical paper contest which members enter each year. This activity gives interested students the opportunity to receive national recognition. 243 maim minim of cam mas The student chapter of American Institute of Chemical Engineers is open to any student enrolled in chemical engineering. The society promotes the professional development of chemical engineering at Oregon State. From left to right, Row 1: Ten Eyck, Ronald Mantei, Don Lindros, Steve Hutchinson, Andrew Peterson, Richard Fryer, Dr. R. E. Meredith. Row 2: Stephen Hill, Dean Quamme, Walton Turley, Bill Spaulding, Bob Kennedy, Jim McCormick, Ralph Purves. Row 2: Virginia Ballew, Juanita Kearney, Ralph Borgstad, Gary Ward, John Grotefend, Bob Rottig, Ken Arnold. Row 4: Dick Olsen, Dennis O’Hara, Dale Santti, Bill Hamilton. Row 5: Adolf Romer, Charles Buxton, William B. Kulik, Bill Bryant, Glen Scheuermann. INSTITUTE OF RADIO ENGINEERS The Institute of Radio Engineers is open to any student studying electrical engineering or an allied science. The purpose of this organization is to encourage the professional development of its student members. Meetings are held bi-monthly in conjunction with the American Institute of Electrical Engineers. From left to right, Row 1: John C. Anderson, Akira Imamura, Jack D. Culbertson, James L. Fischer, Eldon H. Graham, Robort A. Perrine. Row 2: Bob M. Johnson, Joe N. Yuen, Gregory L. Young, Ernie Wendland. Richard G. Piller, David Walker. Row 3: Eugene K. Johns, Daniel O. Oldfather, Harold C. Kameya, Ed Bayliss, Joseph A. Lukes, Ernest J. Porcelli, Russell D. Flannery. Row 4: Edward Y. Kameda, Raymond J. Kimlingor, Stanley A. Smithson, Roland H. Weiss, Irving C. Olson, Larry Keltner, Donn E. Bernhardt, Clyde O. Brown, Gilbert R. Marguth. Row 5: Roy G. Hondorson, Rainis J. Krigons, Wallace E. Helm, David D. Weeker, Keith H. Banko, Sheldon E. Johnson, Robert L. Hall. Row 6: Johannes L. Eggers, John H. Foy, Jr., Clyde D. Nobles, Harold L. Singer, Gerald B. Carleton, Dick Jaenicko, Melvin H. Breitsprecher. Calvin N. Brown. 244 SOCIETY OF AUTOMOTIVE ENGIHEERS Society of Automotive Engineers opens its membership to all students interested in automotive engineering. This society promotes an association between members and businessmen in automotive engineering. From left to right, Row 1: Douglas Culy, Daniel Durie, Ronald Householder, Gary Price, Douglas Johnson, David H. Payn, Russ liouallen, David L. Blomquist, Jerry R. Powers. Row 2: Earle S. Presten, William L. Reiersgaard, Carl E. May, Richard Mittelstadt, Jack N. Hemslreet, Glenn Patterson, Larry Chenault, Bruce Walker, Ken Shrum, John Wessels. AMERICAN SOCIETY OF TOOL ENGINEERS The American Society of Tool Engineers, student chapter number 19, is a national organization which advances scientific knowledge in the field of tool engineering. Any student in engineering is eligible for membership. Meetings, which are designed to advance the knowledge of its members in current practices in industry, are held every month. From left to right, Row 1: Tom Stroup, Richard Tanaka, Jerry Adams, Ed Gilbert, Marion L. Bixel, guest speaker; Rod Van Buskirk, adviser; Milton C. Shely. Row 2: Edward E. Riesland, Brigham Hansen, Rob Jason, Dee J. Hillberry, Bob Canda, Patrick Slowey, Jack Smithson, A. W. Williamson. Row 3: Keith H. Soderlund, Pete Irish, George A. Barry, Mike Clifford, John Forbes, Bob Rowe, Gordon Burwell, James Neidhard, Bill Bain. 245 AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS New and Old Officers, from left to right, Row 1: James R. Morrow. Dennis D. Jackson. Row 2: Edward C. Schroeder, Marlin P. Coopoy, Thomas O. Edick, Richard L. Purdy. Glen W. Holcomb. Donald C. Russell. American Society of Civil Engineers is open to all civil engineering students. They hold monthly meetings featuring speakers who acquaint students with practices of professional civil engineering. The club sponsors an annual banquet and picnic. From left to right, Row 1: Patel Bhula, Robert Hall, Eric Gjelde, James R. Morrow, Gary Larsen, R. I. Purdy, Tom Edick, Dennis Jackson, David Russell, Melvin Hironaka, Hon Vo Lao, John G. Oliver. Row 2: Bruce Ketel, Robert Bourn, Keith Carswell, Glenn Pratt, Don Stephens, Donald Russell, Lee Kearney, Douglas Daniels, David Brittain. James Brown, Minoru Hirata, Clarence Veek, Stanley de Sousa. Row 3: David Adams, Roy Haftorson, Thomas Miksch, Marlen Krause. David Adams, Larry Worley, Edward Schroeder, Dean Morrison, Thomas M. O'Brien, Archie Meadows, Val Zirak, George Hayakawa, Ed Daugherty, James Pruyn, Donald Staebler. Row 4: L. J. Ewing, Steve Hall. Redbird Wakon. Dan Pctko, O. W. Bruton, B. J. Thomas. S. Matsuda, R. Schweitzer, Harvey Collins, Clifford Hahn, Winston Kurth, Glenn Holcomb. Row 5: Martin Boatwright. Stuart Cato, Gerald Beilin, Glenn Ling, William Ellis. Earl Bishop. Donald Hoffman, Gary Buford, Glenn Jacobson, James Graham, James McClure. Row 6: Richard Cowing, Richard Roy, Ken Kuehn, Keith Sherer. 246 From left to right, Row 1: Kent Newell. Gary Gcbhardt, Bob Scott, Paul Knaupp. Paul Hemerick. Row 2: Errol Claire. Joe Trudell, Bill Hcdlund. Jim Graybill, Lloyd F. Silva. Row 3: Don Leggett. Kent Miller, David Jordan, James Patterson, Gary Milburn. Row 4: Don Leckenby. Jim Svoboda. Al Guenther, Harvey Sorenson, Verne Hedlund. Row 5: Melvin Nail, Dave Hipply, Paul DuMont. Peter Schwabcnland, Richard Pedersen.Row6: John Russell, Richard Fisher, Larry Wineteer.GairelGandrud. Russel Hammer. FIN AND ANTLER CLUB The Fin and Antler Club is designed to create good sportsmanship and to stimulate recreation. It is composed of fish and game students, staff and other persons interested in wildlife conservation. A quarterly newsletter, Wildlife News and Views,” is published by the members. The club holds an annual outing at Yaquina Bay, a trap-shoot, a venison barbecue and a dance. From left to right, Row 1: Jay Long. Mike Golden. Jack Stout. Les Hatton. Row 2: Dan Hitchcock. Art Richardson. Einar Wold. Jack Lechner, Richard Bonn. Row 3: Gary Hewitt. Bob Rohland. Curt Burley. Samuel Seals. Howard Wood. Row 4: Bernie Carter, K. Koski, Paul Reimers, Wayne Williams. Ralph Lettenmaier. Row 5: Alan Finke. Dave Riley. Julius Reynolds, Allen Davis. Ralph Elle. Row 6: Ray Johnson, Tony Humphreys. Larry Gangle, Russell Forg. Bill Olson. Row 7: John Sten-nick, Tom Groutage, Jim Maddox. Bill Townsend. 247 Canterbury Club rolaxes after Sunday night discussion. CAMPUS RELIGIOUS COUNCIL 248 Christian House listens attentively to their speaker for the evening. Wesley youth are preparing for an evening of fun. Fellows at Westminister House are looking over new magazines. Students prepare for evening worship at Luther House. Westminister House students are enjoying a bit of conversation and a cup of coffee. 249 250 SCABBARD AND BLADE Company G, 2nd Regiment is one of 131 chapters of Scabbard and Blade, a national honor society, recognizing outstanding students in all branches of ROTC. Company G sponsors the Military Ball at which a freshman girl is chosen to rule as Little Colonel for the year. Scabbard and Blade members travel through the state informing high school students about ROTC. The Company also sponsors a scholarship for a deserving sophomore enteringadvancedROTC. From left to right, Row 1: Dale Johnson, Jerry Myers, Calvin Jim, Walter Tomihiro, Michael Ranslam, Daniel Hitchcock, Ronald Shigeta, James McDonald. Row 2: Kenneth Ostrum, Joe Griggs, Mits Tamura, Jon Woodside, Dan Clinton, Michael Laurs, Donn Johnson. Row 3: David Wecker, Ernest Harris, Robert Wallin, John Carlson, Kiefer Tobin, John Rorem, Paul Menke, Thane Brown, Darrell Horn. Row 4: John Granicher, W. M. Griggs, Gary Brown, Jerry Gutlin, Richard Seideman, Tom White, Dwain Epps, Joseph Johnston, Charles Hunter. ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY Arnold Air Society was created with the object of cooperating with the Air Force, Civil Air Patrol and other flying organizations to further the mission of AFROTC, CAP and air age education. Arnold Air Society is a national honorary for advanced AFROTC cadets who display outstanding character and leadership qualities. From left to right, Row 1: Harold Brazier, James Wilson, Phillip Zurbrick, Ronald Harris. William Reiersgaard, Dale Johnson. Row 2: Ralph Oliver, Sidney Thompson, Duane Baker, Dwain Epps. Laurence Mendenhall, Lonny Kelley. Paul Menke. 251 The objectives of the Order of Silver Wings are to develop leadership and responsibility in basic and advanced Air Force ROTC cadets. To obtain these objectives, a precision drill team is maintained. Throughout the school year the drill team makes various trips to exhibitions and competitions. Any freshman or sophomore air science cadet is eligible for membership in Silver Wings. The junior and senior cadet officer staff is picked by the senior staff of the previous year. SILVER WINGS Drill Team Members: Michael Strother, John V. McFadden, Bruce R. Johnson, Michael J. Lents, Robert B. Lundahl, James K. Black, Russell Maddox, Lawrence R. Cron, Francis K. Nekoba, Gary D. Lape, James E. Sehorn, James L. Clark, Barney C. Scott. Ray L. Rider, Richard P. Porter. Don R. Reynolds, Martin S. Hillman, Lanny Burrill, Arthur G. Albin, Carl C. Ostling, Lyle D. Heck, I. Dale Robinson, Roger A. Schwab, John D. Shurtliff, Thomas Washington, John M. Paul. From left to right, Row 1: Ron L. Kohlman, Jack D. Sheets. Don M. Norris. Gary J. Waugerin, Allen F. Pliska, Gary S. Milburn, John R. Edwards, James A. Duty. Row 2: Mike Hasner, Stanley F. Brown, Dennis C. Kucera, David A. Barber, Russell T. Pinard, Patrick W. Byrne, Gayle Mishler. Larry Rafferty. Row 3: John Brady. Dick Lundgren, Jerry Dilling, Hugh M. Sherwood, Gerald Belt, Paul Iwai, Andy Akulaw. Row 4: David R. Evans. William D. Hege, Terry R. Freund, Errol B. Boyle, Steve Campbell, Robert Hytowitz, Chuck Saunders, LaRay Harmon. Row 5: David A. Conley. Truman S. Elmore, Fraser C. Grant, Nicholas L. Jackson, Jens C. Fredericksen, John W. Harris, George E. White, David R. Anderson. Row 6: Ron W. Russell, Orlin F. VanDyke, Paul A. Wolf, Dennis Dodge, Steve Kjelland, John W. Anderson, Peter G. Demos Jr., Tom Nichols. Row 7: Edward L. Soderberg, Mike Wells, James M. Ray, Lyman L. Ritter, Peter L. Stemple. Lawrence P. Donnelley. Row 8: Larry O. Tipton, William L. Saunby, Steve R. Burkett, James H. Husband, Norman J. Clark, Steve R. Wilson, Jon S. Sabourin. Row 9: Cordell O. Berge. Arthur Russell, Paul Hansen, Floyd Stout. Robert Taylor, Brock L. Cochrane. Mike D. Youngquist, James M. Barnum. Row 10: Robert A. Aserude, James H. Isaak, George L. La Pierre, Robert M. Ronald. 252 PERSHING RIFLES The 11th Regimental Headquarters at Oregon State college is the Command Post for the Pacific Northwest which includes the companies from the University of Washington, Washington State University, University of Oregon, Oregon State college, University of Idaho and Montana State University. The duties of the regimental headquarters are to set requirements for regimental drill and to coordinate the records. Company E represents a group known for proficient marching. The drill team's activities include exhibitions, drill competitions and weekly marching practice sessions. Also, the company has a rifle team that competes with teams from other colleges and universities. 11th Regimental Staff, from left to right, Row 1: Capt. 0. J. Williford. Col. Michael E. Moore, Lt. Col. Lawrence E. Goodman, William C. Looney, training and operations. Row 2: Edwin L. Gustafson, public information officer; Robert L. Gragg, personnel; Samuel W. Lee. personnel; Donald S. Wirth, finance; Richard A. Girton, training and operations. Officers of Pershing Rifles. From left to right, Row 1: Gary Eaton, Jerome Jacoby, John Reuter, David Wiley. Mike Propst, Doug Hirte, Frank Tripiano, Gale Noel, Jerry Lear. Robert Hatton. John Wilson, Roy Nakatsu. Row 2: Klass Schenk. Raymond Andrieu. George Bolon, Paul Armour, Larry Lane, John Watson, Bill Myers. Jay Romiti, Gary Boyd, Robert Dunn, Steven Kimple, William Barnett. Row 3: Roger Johnson, Gordon Struthers, Dale Foressee, unidentified. Dan Wilson, Thomas Watson, William Mauer, Thurman Cooper, Arthur Ritchie, unidentified, Al Frisch, Robert McCoy. David Hauptman, Alfred McKinnes. Row 4: Brian Brown. Teronco Barnes, Frank Hawley, Phillip Schiller, Gary Butler, Mike Judevin, Ernest Taylor, Larry Dahlkvist. Brent McTaggart. unidentified, Dick Girton. Robert Kessi. Row 5: John Hamstreet, Frans Alajoki, John Irving, Del Ball, Larry Hicks. David Christie, Thomas L. Nelson, R. Adams, unidentified, David Trussed, William McCleary, Darryl Walker, Gary Kalsbeek, Steven Payne. 253 NAVAL ROTC Flight training at Corpus Christi. Texas. The Naval ROTC unit consists of officers and enlisted personnel of Navy and Marine Corps and midshipmen commanded by Captain K. L. Nutting. The program includes a summer training course between the sophomore and junior year. The Battalion’s Drill Team and Drum and Bugle Corps participated in the Veterans Day Parade in Albany fall term. The final event of the year is the spring review. The companies within the battalion compete for the honor of being Color Company, and all group and individual awards are presented at this time. Miss Evelyn KlacK decorates the Hag of the winning company commanded by Copples at the spring review. Admiral Watkins. Thirteenth District commander, looks on. 254 Drum and Bugle Corps at Albany's Votorans Day Parade. 255 PANHELLENIC Gertsch, Shirley. prttkient Panhellenic Council, composed of the delegates and rush chairmen of the 17 sororities, co-ordinates and studies Greek and campus problems. Discussion includes sorority standards, scholarship, social affairs and rushing. The Council's philanthropic project is that of awarding scholarships to deserving foreign students. Aho, Darlene Phibbs. Judy Dawson, Judy Streamer, Linda Reinhardt, Judy McGuire, Jean Doty, Gall McGechic. Carole Crawley, Carole Williams, Kathie Pauly, Jo Schadler, Margaret Jones, Nancy Brown. Carolyn King, Carol Martin, Judy Burnside, Jane Cooper, Sarah Paine, Judy Johnson, Judy Lively, Judy Manning. Kay Boesch, Carol Myers. Sally Petersen, Diano Flail. Pat 8arbor, Janice Sullivan, Rosemary Lindsay, Linda Giltillan, Alice Tyler, Lucia Pachot. Diana Berry. Margie Plahl, Dolores Morris. Mary Wright. Patsy Kyte, Christie 256 President Wright, Bob Coate. Larry Edwards. Oick Lehman, Terry Lewie, Tom Barber, Doug Buckthal, Bob Epps, Owaln Lleuallen, Bob Bennett, Ed Carriger, Doug Hamilton, Jack Messerle, Don Berreman. Bob Cason. Dallas Hlrl, Phil Michaels, Dave Bish, Ken Clough, Ed Jewell, Dick Miller. Carl A young Greek boy in his homeland has 31 “fathers at OSC. This came about under the Foster Parent Plan, which IFC is supporting. Eight $100 scholarships were awarded to prospective OSC freshmen, and two similar ones were presented to foreign students. A highlight of Mother's Weekend, the IFC sing, as well as the annual IFC banquet featuring a well-known speaker are two service and social projects this group presents to Oregon State. IFC sponsors and directs the fraternity rush program in an attempt to make it as fair and equitable as possible to both the fraternities and rushees. It serves as both a co-ordinating and regulatory body for the fraternity system at OSC. Mills, Ken Rows, Pets Montgomery. Errol Norton. Jack Phillips. Jim Remsey, Paul Smith. Dan Walker. Phil Womack. Bob Wrolstad. Ron 257 JUNIOR PANHELLENIC Carter. Sue. president Junior Panhellenic Council, composed of the pledge class presidents from the 17 sororities, is the governing body of the sorority pledge classes and is directly responsible to Panhellenic. The members share ideas of different pledge class projects. such as walk-ins, pledge dances and walkouts. The Council strives for better inter-fraternity relations among pledge classes. High standards for freshman sorority women and service to Oregon State college are two more goals of this group. Their main activity during the year is the Junior Panhellenic Banquet attended by all pledges. Angrove. Pat Arena. Toni 8rown, Shirley Burchell, Sue Cox, Bette Etter, Rachel George, Unda Glodt. Barbara Grant. Linda Grille. Nancy Kallberg, Joan McCurdy, Joan McGee. Florettc Parker. Kay Pasma, Sarah Wilburn, Gall 258 JUNIOR INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL Parsons, Mike, president Bela Thtli PI Wolfs, Doug Acacia Abraham, Harlan Dells Signis Phi Muller, Tom Phi Gamma Dells Savags, Jim Alpha Gamms Rho Olsen. Loren Dells Tsu Dells Bull, Jack Phi Kappa Psi Dexter. Rick Alpha Sigma Phi Edwards. Larry Dells Uputoti Moser. Dave Phi Kappa Sigma The Junior Inter-Fraternity Council, which is composed of pledge class presidents, has as its purpose the promotion of understanding of fraternity life, its rights and responsibilities. They discuss pledge projects and problems, receive instruction in leadership, promote better interfraternity relations and participate in other activities of their own choosing. Socially, the members had a get-acquainted exchange with Junior Panhellenic and some interesting speakers as features at their meetings. Brlsbeo, Larry Alpha Tsu Omega Bralnard, Brad Kappa Dells Rho Harmon. Dave Phi Kappa Tsu Murphy, Raymond Pi Kappa Alpha Surbaugh, Fred Sigma Chi Smith, Larry Chi Phi Chambers, Stan Kappa Sigma Van de Wlele. D. Phi Kappa Theta Grant. Fraser Pi Kappa Phi Alton, Ken Sigma Nu Fales, Don Sigma Pi Briner. Paul Theta Chi Funk, Aaron Delta Chi Pliska, Allen Lambda Chi Alpha Rider, Warrick Phi Sigma Kappa Wood, Homer Sigma Alpha Epsilon Hall. Jim Sigma Phi Epsilon Borgen, Ray Tau Kappa Epsilon Hutchins. Bob Theta Xi 259 ASSOCIATED INDEPENDENT STUDENTS The Associated Independent Students organization coordinates the activities of the independent students on campus. A new goal which they have set this year is that of giving the off-campus students a chance and the opportunity of participating in social functions. AIS presents a play as part of the activities planned each spring term for Mother’s Weekend. It also gives sports and activity trophies as an incentive to participate in the extra-curricular activities. PrtlkUnt Cohn. Jerry O'Brien. Terry Oavls, Wayne Mulanoi. Matthew Reber. Dari Griskov. Mona Lander , Dorothy Schultf. Bob Husband. James Weeker. David Oglesby. Pat Wallace. Ida Copley. Terry Secretary Stein, Beverly Treasurer Wachter. Ron Huston. Peg Hunter. Cliff Kahaiekulu. Sara Douthrt. Gladys Wynn. Dale Zwieker. Diane Marks. Jim Oiion. Patricia Patrick. Sharon Mackie, Anne Bieler. Barb Tracy. Beth Reese. Judy Sasan, Lucille Holloway. Diane Fuju. Betty Pershall. Myrna Schumacher, Judy Nelson. Reba Jo 260 COOPERATIVE MANAGER’S ASSOCIATION The Cooperative Manager's Association is an organization of the 47 fraternities and sororities grouping themselves together in order to effect savings in the purchasing of food supplies and various other merchandise. Each year the association refunds back to its members the amount of money that is in excess of the operating expenses. This refund in recent years has gone as high as $70,000. This type of buying association is one of the very few on college and university campuses throughout the nation and without a doubt it is probably the oldest one still in operation. Smith. Ann Smith. Aubrey l_ Sumntf. Jay Turner. James Klock. Mary Ashley, Mary Ann Lasselle. Sandra M.lliken, Malcolm Robinson. Ed Colahan, Kathleen Marina. Gail Buescher. Barbara Geraths, Norm Bayl'tt. Ed Prtudtnl Griggs. Joe H. Reid. Rick Reynolds. Marjorie Carl. Ken Main. Robert D Hite. David Clark. Oa«id Murray. Norman Rodonick, Celcne Fithian. Toni Peck. Susan Turner. John McDonald. Barbara Parrish. Gary Mullm, Larry Johnson. Sherrell Clayton. Pamela Luton. Barbara Reed. George Wude. Ennis Kohnke. Dave Backeberg. Harry Manning. Bob Marshall. Don Harshbarger, Ron Mcyman, Dave Hitchcock. Dan Armstrong. Gale Kolias. Da,id Wright. Sh rley Johnston. Willy Myers. Ralph Bailey. Judy 261 President Tracy. Elizabeth Nelson. Reba Jo Pearl, Sandra Anderson, Susan Cole. Barbara Crosby. Audrey Pershall, Myrna Pollner, Susan Everetle. Marianne Jeffers, Joyce Schumacher, Judy Shields, Bonney Lozier, Suzanne Mackie, Anne Smith, Kay E. Walter, Barbara Inter-Hall Council is composed of the hall presidents from each of the dorms, as well as Coed Cottage and Azalea House. Also on the council are representatives from each of the groups, one for every membership of 75. Meetings are held twice a month in different halls. The Council’s purpose is to maintain uniform standards and regulations among different halls and to investigate and discuss any suggestions and complaints which are presented to the Council. B«rgar. Norman Jtnscn, Howard Hostess Mullln. Mrs. Nellie Borjeston, Donald Griggs, Weldon Chock, Vernon N. Cron. Robert Shreeve, Ken President Roberts, James Calrd. Dennis Holtz, Roger Crunkilton, Robert Larson, Keith 262 POLING HALL COUNCIL This council is the co-ordinating body for the five men’s living groups comprising Poling Hall. In order to introduce the men of Poling to the women of Hawley Hall, the council arranged an all-dorm exchange early last fall. The first place trophy in the Homecoming sign contest was awarded to Poling. Early winter term the cellar, a recreation room in the dorm’s basement, was established with great success. PiUkStnt Stntlor Treasurer Gourdine. Ernest Bowler. Larry Berger, Norm Secretary Wong. Ted Roberts. James Johansen, Cris Casey. Oale McCarty. Charles Krause. Marlin Girod. Ray Larson, Keith Bennett. Ray Shreeve. Ken Keizur, John Wright. Bill Ritchie, Don Hunter. Clitt Holtz, Roger Rlehle. Harry Simson. Stanley Caird, Dennis Ager. Lyle Bancroft, Dick Inter-Dorm Council is composed of the club presidents from each floor of the dormitories and the hall presidents of each dormitory. During spring term, 1959, a president's leadership workshop was conducted with the council adviser, Assistant Dean of Men Van Richards. The Mothers' Weekend banquet was the scene of the awarding to Yar llix Yar the IDC activity trophy, for the second consecutive time. Fall term saw the addition of Cauthorn and Waldo Halls to the mens' system. The presidents of the IDC are presently working on a new leadership workshop to continue the improvements which have been occurring in the mens' dormitories. 263 CO-RESIDENT COUNCIL President O’Brion, Mona G. KahalcKulu, Sarah Goto, Shario Macpherson, Polly Landers. Dorothy Co-Resident Council consists of 18 members, who are the president, vice president, manager, and social chairman from each of the four co-resident houses, plus the advisers. The advisers are Mrs. Cross, manager of co-resident women and Miss Mary Scott, assistant dean of women. The function of the council is to establish and coordinate social activities and policies among the co-resident houses. Merzenich, Mary Wallace, Ida Finchum, Shlela Zwickcr, Diane Stratton, Sharlene Guiley. Pat Coates, Pat Sartaln, Linda Jaross, Janice Johnson, Barbara 264 CO-OPERATIVE STUDENT COUNCIL Prtsrttnt Nlenow, Edward O. Stellmacher, Janet Jetfer . Joyce Lum, Ronald Pitchtord, Nadine Marks, Darrell Copley, Terry Kahclekula. Sara Marks. James Daugherty. William Drinkard. Donna Grlbskov. Mona Landers, Dorothy Larsen, Terry K. McDole, Judy Morrenlch, Mary O'Brien, Terry The Co-Operative Student Council is a newly organized, purely political body on campus. It was originally called the Co-op Council. It consists of representatives from all the Co-ops on campus: six women's groups and six men’s groups. Its purpose is the coordination of activities common to these men’s and women's co-ops. All social chairmen work together to plan social events, which amount to approximately one a term. Shaildt, Bonny Wachter, Ronald Tamura, Mitauru Tracy, Beth Van Dyke, David Whitaker, John P. Zwlcker, Diane 265 Let us sing to Alpha Chi ... Diamond Jubilee Year—look what they did ... The social life began with the Exotica dance, followed by Swinging on a Star, fall term’s formal. There were the famous walkouts, pledge class walkin, banquets, exchanges and service projects. Winter term brought those always-present and long-anticipated snowball fights with the ATO’s and Sig Eps. Campus-wise, Alpha Chis helped to populate OSC's many activities. Karen Andrews served as AWS president. Geri Rose was a varsity rally girl and popular talent show material in the singing category, and Donna Pyle was a member of the Rook rally squad. In the beauty department. Kay Stickney was a Little Colonel finalist. The next 75 years should prove to be even more successful for the Alpha Chis. President McCandllsh. Carol Hostess Matresse. Mr . Hazel Seniors Andrews. Karen Bostwick. Sue Haney. Marilyn Schwabenland, Pat Tunnell. Peggy Burch. Jeannine Aydelotl, Janet Bruno. Caroljean Mltola. Marilyn Steele. Judy Aune, Janet Bishop. Sue Field. Barbara Palmer. Sue Travis, Roberta Bowie . Pam Larsen, Carol Shatter. Margaret Juniors Adams. Judy FlatL Pat Hudlow, Carolyn R. Shields. Rita Aschenbrenner, B. Gibson. Pat Hadley, Judith Heater, Gail Johnson. Sherry Lindsay, Susan Pachot, Diana Piazza. Marilyn Pocock. Virginia Roenkke, Virginia Steele. Joanne 266 Huggins, Meredith Sophomore Aldridge. Bette Arruda, Carolyn Aune, Joyce Baker. Donna Carlson, Linda Daniels, Drea Ellis, Judy Freeman. Barbara Hansen, Karen Holmann, Anne Hyde. Martha Lea, Sonya Minto, Martha Penrose. Jean Ransom, Sharon Rasmussen, Sue Rose. Gerry Freshmen Stone, Louise Viuhkola, Lois Wendt, Judith Wlik, Solveig Woerner, Sharon Andrews, Diane Berry, Janice Burchell. Susanne Caldwell, Lois Comini, Susan Downing, Pat Freeland, Virginia Goode. Sandy Hutton, Kathy Jacobson, Sheryl Long, Linda Meyer, Judith Nelson, Marjorie Pyle, Donna Ouisenberry, Felice Rasmussen, Linda Richardson, Carol Robertson. Carol Sanders. Marcia Stickney. Kay 267 AD Pis have got the spirit.. . Some say it was as early as the Dark Ages when ADPi first started showing rushees plans for a remodeling of their chapter house. Other sources claim the architect passed away long before the turn of the century. At any rate the long-sought goal was finally realized when the women of ADPi moved into their newly remodeled and redecorated house in September. They held an open house fall term for the dedication ceremony. Activity-wise, Janet Fisher was a Talon and Barometer society editor, and Nancy DeMerritt was vice president of Seahorses. freta ent Youno. Patricia Murray. Joanna Falk. Sharon OaMarritt. Nancy Wood. Linda Henderson. Lynn Eutton, Sidney Hostess Lofstrom. Mr . R. L. Seniors Hunt. Linda Juniors Campbell, Anne Moek. Shirley Fisher. Janet Rodonick. Catena. Jr. Minty, Kristin Crawloy, Carole Sophmoret Dawson, Judith Graham, Helen Griggs. Susan Hackler, Gloria Freshman Feusner, Jo Hull. E«ron Powell. Pamela Rost. Jean Schoening. Ann Thompson. Patricia Waite. Jut .a Walter . Coelleda Hendrickson, Car da Horigan. Marilyn Jubitr. Norma Paama. Sarah Raub. Kathleen Reed. Ann Swenson. Ann Welborn. Kathleen Welder. Elizabeth Wise. Kay 268 Alpha Xi Oelta won my heart... Success in many fields was the goal of the Alpha Xis. In activities, Carolyn Garrison served as Seahorses treasurer. Donalea Brooks and Barbara Thomas were Promenaders president and treasurer, respectively. Orange 0 Prexy Deanna Taylor, House Presidents' Council Treasurer Caroline Cushman and Dana Colton and Kaye Kelsey's membership in Phi Chi Theta rounded out the activity girls. As for extracurricular activities, the Alpha Xis were guest performers in the IFC sing. The annual Grecian Gardens and Rose Ball house dance were highlights of the social season, as were the cook-houseboy dinner and the spaghetti feed in honor of the alums at Homecoming. Sophomore Thom . B rb r Alstead, Marge Morri . Barbara PIppL Dolores Colton. Dan Junior Albertson. Karin Cushman, Linda Senior Brook . Donate M Ketsay. Kaye Brillhart, Marge Garrison, Carolyn Hostess Bunker. Mr . E. F. Char man. Marylee Larson. Carol Bcrtlhart. Mary Johnson. Jams Taylor. Deanna Chase. Cynthia Lane. Lucille Prtvdml Cushman. Caroline Weber. Nrta Colahan, Kathleen Pauly. JoAnn Austin. Elaine Bjork, Linda Clemens, Phoebe Kelsay. Arlene Leonard. Janet Lyon . Norma Jean Reinhardt. Judy Richmond. Sheila S. Saucy. Charlotte Freshmen Christianson, Kay Gtodl. Barbara Kirkpatrick. Kay 269 a r a Preiident Suker, Barbara Murray, Kay Tye, Terry Grimm, Sandy Hostrss Rohn. Mr . Margaret Senior Fri1 eht Nancy Nelson, Marilyn Shoemaker. Janet M. Junior Anderson, Kathy 8crry. Marge Cooper, Betty lechot. Dianne Lowe. Barbara Nilson, Chris They say Alpha Gamma Delta . . . Alpha Gams were active in many fields this year. Among campus leaders were: Toni Maes, Talon; Shireen Simpson, Linda Larson and Barbara Luton, Alpha Lambda Delta; Barbara Baker, Phi Chi Theta prexy; Kay Murray, Phi Chi Theta; Janet Mae Shoemaker, Kappa Pi; Sandy Grimm, AWS activities chairman; Sara Duncan, Barometer editorial page editor; and Marge Berry, AWS carnival chairman. Florence Holzmeyer doubled in her role as a Talon and Daughter of Minerva, and Chris Nilson represented the Alpha Gams by being Barometer day editor and Theta Sig Matrix Table chairman. Socially, there was the annual picnic for the WCTU Farm Home children; the Princess Ball, fall term's house dance honoring the pledges; and the International Reunion Day annually held with alums and undergraduates in Oregon. Olsen. Sherry Phillip . Barbara Reilly. Jan«t Trustier, Sue Sophomore Anderson. Pal Barber. Jan Doty, Carole Holimeyer, Florence H«« of . Oorothy Hope, Ro e Ellen Duncan, Sara Urermore. Pal 270 Bonham. Joy Friea. Lorrnino Petecaon. Sue Tatum. Donna ByUnd. Ten Jorgonaon. Elaine Pugh. Margaret Tuniat. Jackie 271 Lowe. Judy SUrk. Priacilla Pearaon, Lealey Stevcnaon, Sharon Alpha O, we love thee dearly ... AOPis will long remember this year as a busy year. In the realm of activities, Mary Jo Bailey was editor of the OSC Student Directory. Linda Streamer was associate editor of the Beaver and member of Alpha Lambda Delta and Phi Kappa Phi. Janice Nelson was a Talon and held membership on the Forensics Squad and in Alpha Lambda Delta. Mary Lou Korvola was president of Kappa Pi; Peggy Cruickshank represented AOPi as Baro feature editor; and Kathie Williams was Co-Rec chairman. Heading Pan hellenic this year were Carole McGechie, president, and Judy Phibbs, vice president. In July OSC’s chapter was co-hostess for their national convention in Victoria, B. C. President Korvola, Mary Lou Gigstad, Karon Stromberg. Sina Davis. Julio Harkins. Mariorio Sump. Ardith McGechie. Carole Hostess Lydig. Mrs. Zona Seniors Bailey. Mary Jo Smalley, Donna Thomas. Patricia McMann, Joan Vincent. Betty Ogren, Claudia Juniors Wytand. Bonnie Baines. Judith Brooks. Barbara Cruickshank, Peggy Parks. Ann Phelps. LaRee Phibbs, Judith Reynolds. Marjorie Sophomores Brissenden. Carolyn Collier. Evelyn Sather, Helene 272 Sollie, Gail Streamer. Linda Thomson. Meredith Williams. Kathie Cooksley, Karen Hawley, Diana Summer, Karin Harvey. Louise Jones, Gayle Witenberg, Lynne Morris. Virginia Klippel, Diana Freshmen Macy. Reata Meyer, Linda Lattin, Joan Lee. Jeanne Davenport. Janet Downle. Jean Schneider. Carolyn Rajnus. Karen Wrenn, Judith Linn, Arlene Duvall, Marilyn Nelson, Janice Gonyer, Gloria Seaton, Judith Etter, Rachel Taylor. Jo Clark. Carol Gardner. Beverly Thompson. Deanna Woodley. Joan 273 Hive you ever met Annie the Alpha Phi? A recent acquisition of the Alpha Phi’s is a '59 Ford, appropriately named “Phi Ford, donated to the house by an Alpha Phi father. Another achievement was the winning of the first prize for decorations during the Nickel Hops. Sally Elden helped keep the pep high at games as varsity rally girl. Gail Dinwiddie, Dolores Pfahl and Laura Carmany represented Alpha Phi in Orchesis. There were two girls in the chorus of Annie Get Your Gun, and three girls were dancers in the musical. A glance at the social calendar showed a full and successful year. There was the housemother tea, faculty dinner, house dances, exchanges, pinnings and serenades. Prtiidtnt Latourette, Linda Blanc. Julia Dinwiddie, Virginia Kessel, Margaret Burnett. Carol Gascoign, Jams Latimer. Leslie Hostess Craig. Mrs. Seniors Ascher, Barbara Brown. Gail Hall. Joan Mattson. Karen Rual. Betty Spence. Shelia Sullivan. Rosemary Whiteside. Roberta Juniors 8oe. Merrie Ellen Buck. Lou Ann Carmany. Laura Clark. Carole Dinwiddie. Gail Elden. Sally Fellman, Margo Fithian. Toni Hanell. Pat Sophomores Anderson. Judy Michealson, Ann Muncy. Darla Pfahl. Dolores Schneider. Vickie Simms. Judy Smith, Patty L. Wilburn. Dorene 274 Neubauer. Andrea Prttman. Judy Barnhart. Judy Conley. Linda Fierce. Donna Reinhardt. Marsha Rynerson, Pat Freshmen Boe, Karen Cottrell. Sandra Jensen, Nancy Sailing. Karen Bumgarner. Linda Felbick. Laura McClarty. Judy Scappel, Dixie Smith, Barbara A. Elliott. Sallie Rood, Arlys Smith. Christine Everest. Gail C. Schmiedt. Merna Spence. Marcia Faulkner, Helen Shadley, Nancy Crosby. Audrey Ford. Patty Taylor. Jean Culbertson, Karen Gregory, Connie Vergeer. Tonie Dennison, Arlene Herrin. Carol Wilburn, Gail Eggers. Marrylee Mack. Becky Wolcott. Lee 275 AZALEA HOUSE Azalea House we pledge to thee, our faith and love and loyalty ... Members of Azalea were an active crew this year. Socially, there was the Azalea Ball and the beach party spring term. In their contributions to OSC, Bonney Shields was Inter-hall Council treasurer and Co-op Student Council representative. Janet Stellmacher was Co-op Student Coun- Piesidcnt Hostess Sheilds. Bonne Higbee. Elizabeth Seniors Bendshadler. Janice Davis, Alice Finell, Judith Johnson, Darlono C. Johnson. Darlene E. Kerber, Arlene N. Juniors Scholr, Dorothy Zukurs, Rita Clark, Carol R. Hope, Sandra Jeffers, Joyce Linens, Barbara Pittman, Rhoda Ranslam, Phyllis Rhea. Carlene Taghon, Marilyn Thompson, Sally Jo Williams, Marcia 276 Petersen. Janet E. I. Davenport, Joanne Mauer, Carol Schaefer, Marilyn Sophomores Campbell. Barbara Foster. Nancy McEntire. Elizabeth Stellmacher. Joan Cline, Mary Lou Parsons, Marilyn Stellmacher, Janet Dobrot. Johanna Donaldson. Ann Drazdoff, Sharon Sophomores Henry, Ardls Jones, Janet Oglesby. Patricia Freshmen Addleman, Mary Hunter. Sandra O’Neal. Sandra Anderson. Carole Johnson, Faye Moyle, Sue Wooton. Di� !e cil vice-president and a member of Orange O.” Sandra O’Neal doubled as WB Jubilee general chairman and a member of Euterpe. Very active Dorothy Scholz held membership in Orange 0, Mortar Board, Theta Sigma Phi and chairmanship of Y-Round Table and Model UN. Darlene Johnson was a student board representative and a member of Phi Chi Theta. Powell, Jeannette Boudreau. Anne Kahler, Sandra McLendon, Cara Lee Tubach, Martha Britton, Evelyn Knopf, Sharon Purdy, Linda Shultz. Jennie v Ullmann, Judy Douthit, Gladys Seburn, Linda Steele, Lcanne Stoeffler, Shirley 277 Chi Omega yours forever To start the Chi Omega’s year off was the pledge dinner in Portland before the SC-OSC game. There was a tea honoring their new housemother and the pledge dance Les Jardins Parisien. The faculty bridge party and the Aloha banquet honoring the seniors were both considered successes. V President Ingle, Kathy Brown, Carolyn Cooper, Charlene Ostrander, Sally Henzel, Jane Hicks. Sally 278 Burnside, Jane Garrow, Sharon Rightmire, Diane Heyden. Margaret Zwelfel. Rosalie Hostess Collins, Mrs. Dorothy Seniors Bell, Nancy Carver. Sally Lavindcr, Sue Saier, Lu Johnson. Karen J. Sophomores Atterbury, Judec Christensen. Carol Martin, Elizabeth Smith, Marilyn McLure. Marcia Barnes. Margie Mucha, Jean Juniors Williams, Pat Gartrell, Jan Mercer, Judy O’Hair. Susan Boennighausen, Sue Charlton, Phyllis Peck. Sue Cheldelin. Verne Crockett. Phylls To represent Chi 0 on campus were Kathy Ingle on Mortar Board and Marcia McClure as Home Ec senator. Beautywise, Sharon Garrow was a Junior-Senior Prom finalist. In addition to participation in the all-campus Christmas caroling, the Chi O’s also went around and serenaded neighboring living groups. Louthan, Linda Dietrich. Diane Martin. Sue Skok. Bobbi Feller. Jane Morton, Joella Miles, Sheila Smith. Sue Ferris. Betty Nelson, Nancy Karker, Diane Murray. Helen Freshmen Broe. Bonnie Geiger. Jean Niion, Linda Daly. Sharon Lepper, Ruth Nelson, Reba Jo Brown. Shirley Gray. Becky Ohmart. Judy Freres. Maryann Little. Mary A. Porter. Pam Buckthai. Jan Hansen. Karen Sawin, Ginny Heath, Carolyn Marsh. Kathy Powell. Sharon Dalton. Val Kruger. Maggie Sweet. Pat 279 Coed, our gay hacienda ... Through a maze of activities the women of Coed Cottage did not forget the bonds of their group and combining both, held their Thanksgiving and Christmas service projects. There were teas, formals, costume dances and an open house spring term. Among the active members were Beth Tracy, Interhall president and ASOSC senate; Nadine Pitchford, Co-op Student council secretary-treasurer, and Georgia Frickey, Mortar Board. COED COTTAGE President Tracy, Elizabeth Sanlora Frickey, Georgia Jones, Marjorie Sophomores Atchison, Molly Rose. Dolores Gates. Margaret Kinkade. Joyce Mitts. Marilyn Burton, Sandra Rucker, Joan Glaus. Wanda Hostess McNeil. Mrs. P. Kotford. Charlotte Palmer, Nancy Girt Carol Stephens. Cheryl Kotford, Wilma Rae Kotford. JoAnne Patrick. Sharon Horn. Gilberts Freshmen Albin, Nancy Palmer. Rose Miller. Patricia Roake. Jenette Irwin. Judith Allison, Diiie Peterson, Carla Ong, Winifred Reese. Judith Locker, VNkan Caverhitl, Diiie Thiele, JoAnn Waddell. Darlene Stimson, Marjorie Pearl. Sandra Danton, JoAnn Wachter. Jeannette Juniors Gessford. Elizabeth Young. Sally Pitchford. Nadine Fo . Jeralyn Young. Julianna 280 HEATHER RAE For you girls belong to Heather Rae ... Heather Rae activities were not thwarted by the long winter. Holidaze was the theme of the house dance starting off the fall term social season. Then the girls sponsored a Homecoming dinner honoring alums. Leap year and its connotations was the theme for the winter term Go Wow Yokum costume dance. Dad’s Weekend brought the after-game fireside and winter term was the time for the faculty dinner. The year also included the annual Co Hop Fantasy in Rhythm, where Janice Jaross represented Heather Rae as a Co Hop queen finalist. Wearing Orange 0 jackets every Wednesday were Marjorie Barg, Jo Ann Busenbark and Patricia Coates, who was vice president of the honorary and head of ushering. Dorothy Landers was Co-Resident Women's vice president. Seniors Bnro. Marjorie Sophomores Weber, Ardath Hedden. Linda Freshmen Huffman. Joanne Jones, Lynette Busenbark, Joanne Jaross, Janice McDonald, Bette Juniors Butler. Margaret Jenkins, Naomi Meeuwsen. Sally Hostess Mulkoy, Mrs. C. R. Blsapavanla, L. grad. Coates. Patricia Mowe. Carol Porfily. Linda Quansamakom, M grad. Ray, Carol Peet;. Wilma Sartaln, Martha Prtiidtnt Landers, Dorothy Sorasuchart, T., grad. Sartain. Linda Skinner. Shirley Wahlbom. Judy 281 AAA Prtiidtnt Smith, Annd K««n«, Mary Ellen Bowen, Nancy Hansen, Pat Minton, Sharon Richly, Sherry Keortge, Georgia Clark. Mary Horton, Linda Northrop. Non Roaho. Judy Cummings, Jill Chisholm. Maralee Jameson, Sue Boesch, Carol James. Sharon Ashley, Mary Ann Barber, Judy Hannum, Jean Juniors Arnold. Judy Good. Sandy Seniors Baker. Sheryl Felbtck. Joan Roberts. Roberta Elliott, Pat Lindsay. Linda By the light of the Tri Del! moon . .. Houtn Smits. Mrs. Gladys Davis, 8arbara McFarland. Carol Eaton. Margery Johnson, Judy Ramsey. Jody Roberts. Missy The girl of my dreams is the sweetest girl of all the girls I know..befits the selection of Pam Dowell as Sweetheart of Sigma Chi. Judy Roake was a finalist for Homecoming Queen, while Joan Arnold was a finalist for Phi Sig Moonlight Girl, as well as being a member of Rook rally. Varsity rally also had a Tri Delt representative in Judy Query, and Linda Kern performed the functions bestowed upon her as a member of Talons. The Tri Delts teamed with the DUs at Christmas to sponsor a party for the children at the Farm Home. 282 Query. Judy Freshmen Smith, Carol Clark. Cedra Johnson. Linda Roe. Dorothy Stadheim, Shelly Dempsey, Sue Kern. Linda Schwabe, Sue Sophomores Allen, Sue Grimes, Joclle Miller. Sue Shortridge. Pat Barber. Jean Johnson. Karen Nelson, Irene Strader, Karen McGregor, Mary Davis. Jeanne Murray. Nyla Youngstrom. Joan Arnold. Joan Dowell. Pamela Goeckner, Terri Samuelson, Mary A. Smith. Linda Blair. Ann Gibson, Joan Strawn, Kay Calkins. Barbara Hartman, Carol Terway, Geraldine Coffel. Marilyn Jacoby. Judy White. Donna Craig. Cathy Kallbero. Joan Woodry. Judy Many Oregon State senior coeds, who were the proud possessors of engagement rings, stepped through the annual Tri Delt Pansy Ring spring term. The Delta Delta Delta scholarship was awarded to an Oregon State student from funds received from their pancake breakfast. 283 Carswell. Gail Parr. Nancy McConnell. Sharon Rciley. Pat Taylor. Sonny Van Vllet. Vicki McGuire, Jean Stevens. Carol Juniors Booth, Kathy McLeod. Donna Thompson. Linda Embrce. Judy Marine. Gail Sophomores Bamberg. Linda President Krauss, Dolores Ely. Glenny Kummer, Lorna Hoagland. Sheryl Embreo. Myrna Miller. Mary Hromas, Merilyn Hostess Seniors Willioms, Mrs. Esther Aho, Darlene Bruce. Libby Brown Dye. Marilyn Ford, Barbara Clark Gertsch. Shirley Morris. Mary Palmer. Mardee G. Hyde. Sharon Krueger. Elolse Meier. Rose Blitz, Bambi Drakely, Janice Parmentor, Maureen Bowker. Marjle Elden. Carolyn H. Poterson, Linda Carroll. Susan Gagan, Joan Prichard. Alma K. Davidson, Nancy Hanley. Mary Jean 284 Well, well, well, Hannah, my Delta Gamma ... This is where our Queen, eats, sleeps and lives. Such were the signs throughout the DG house when Eloise Krueger was crowned 1959-60 Homecoming Queen. Libby Brown Bruce served as second vice president of ASOSC, while Glenny Ely copped the position of Beaver editor. The DGs became amateur sleuths last fall when their Greek letters from the front door disappeared twice. To help boost the spirit at games, Kathy Booth appeared as a dancing varsity rally girl, and Gayle Cummings was a member of the Rook rally squad. Delores Krauss as a Mortar Boarder helped the DGs keep their grades high throughout the year. Jeanne Hawley in her dual role as a Talon and member of Alpha Lambda Delta, and Shirley Gertsch, Panhellenic president, Mortar Board member and Junior-Senior Prom finalist, helped to keep the Dee Gees activity-conscious. Harbinsky. Suiann Hawley. Jean Hill. Louis His . Carlen Howard, Conn Johnston. Prudi K)om . Kathy Lerback. Helen. R. McCall. Pat Nutting, Donna Poling. Kathy Richardson, Mary A. Freshmen Anderaon. Paulin Auld. Kay Black. SueEllen Buchanan. Mary L Clark. P ggy Cummings. Gayl Eld r. Ootti George, Linda Hurd. Ann Hoggland. Dari Jennings. Su Mead. Kay McDonough. Ann McLachlan. Lynn Pan r, Carol Underbill. P ggy Wyman. Jill Walls. Judy Ware. Carol 285 Prtudtn! Pear all, Janet Senior Sail, Liilah Stadler. Judy VanderZanden. V. Walter. Pat Junior Same . Kathy Gimbol, Dorothy Looml , Shara O'Farrell. Cathy Kino. Carol Plat . Barbara 286 Remember the lamp of gold ... How would you like to be spoiled by 53 Delta Zetas? Massie, the dog who was proclaimed house mascot, was in precisely that situation, and judging from his wagging tail he loved it. But at times. Massie was all alone because the DZs were busy women. Carol King was a member of Theta Sigma Phi, and Alpha Lambda Delta and Kappa Delta Phi claimed Judy Stadler. Lillah Ball was Euterpe president, a member of Omicron Nu and chairman of the judging committee for the AWS carnival. At Halloween the pledge class made jack-o'-lanterns for each of the sororities with each house's Greek letters for eyes —a Halloween greeting from Delta Zeta. Poor Massie, guess he'll just have to join an activity to occupy his spare moments. Frethmen Wlk©� . Jean Wrldge. Shatlce Fiaher. Karan Gaaue. Bobble McCoy. Nancy J. McGee. Florette Montgomery. Mary Nlchola, Sherrill 287 roB On the OSC campus there's a place you know; called Gamma Phi Beta that's the place to go ... Future Home of Gamma Phi Beta was probably the biggest thing to happen to the house this year. This sign posted on 23rd street next door to the Delts made the dream of the chapter just that much closer to reality. Activity-concious Gamma Phis were more than active. Marilyn Murphy was on Senate committee, Ann Smith tackled the job of Beaver section editor and Carol Clark was ticket chairman for the Prom. Sharon Calder was a member of Talons and student board; Gail Anderson was on the MU poster committee, and Judy Lively represented Gamma Phi as entertainment chairman for the Junior-Senior spaghetti feed. In the beauty department, Ann Gibson garnered the title of Phi Sig Moonlight Girl. Parties included a Bit of Sweden dance with a smorgasbord and a senior banquet. The house also sponsored a Korean foster child. P esMtnt Hankel, Darlene Davidson. Lynn Hock. Diane Broer. Deanna Lohman. Diane Finney, Myrna Jones. Barbara Clark. Carol McLain. Gale Hottets Brubacker, Mrs. M Seniors Cunningham. Virginia Hansen, Carolyn O'Keefe, Patricia Pattee, Sharon Patterson, Julianne Saunders, Priscilla Wile© , Joan Cooper, Sarah DeMartini. Margie Diesner, Helen Fleming, Gail Gibson, Ann McLennan, Marilyn Miller, Jean Murphy, Marilyn Richards, Ann Sallee. Sandra Juniors Anderson, Gail Lively. Judy Stauss, Sandra 288 Mott. Carol Carton. Sara HtflU . Virginia CooJeTocoAnn gjjj Frasier. Carolyn nimore Marilyn Gray. Loretta: Kmga . Freshmen Gilmore. Man.yn Ackerman. Carlynn Smrth. Sheryl tellani Wise. Carolyn Coonrod. Joyca Porter. Nancy Ramberg. Gayle Roper. Lynne Crowl. Kay Dotson. Karen Eaton. Beverly Jacobsen, Karen Johnson, Judy McCurdy, Joan Smith, Ann Grady. Carol Ullian, Barbara Grant. Shirley Miller. Elsie nO'irvai —-- Thomas. Janelle 289 HAWLEY HALL One of the two new women’s dorms completed in September, Hawley got into the swing of things by celebrating its open house following the Homecoming game. Other social events were planned and carried out, such as the fall term Cross Roads costume dance. There was a fireside winter term as well as many exchanges and the ever-present co-educational atmosphere in the dining room at meal time. The Hawley tuition scholarship recipient was chosen in spring to round out the social activity and philanthropic work of the dorm. President Loricr, Sujanno Seniors Axial, Shirley Cowell, Michal Fischer, Karen Gosse, Pnt Calvert, Joyco Greenfield, Linda Hostess Johnson, Mrs. Helon Graduate Arthochinta, Sukanda Atibaugh, Mary Ellen Cabclla. Silvia Durham, Vicki Flood. Carol Hartiler. Lucille Chatburn. Ruth Hobble, Margaret Eddington. Kay Goheen, Helen Pearce, Elaine Coe, Wanda Johnson. JoAnn Perkins, Eugenie Coleman, Judith Yamasaki, Lois Courtney, Gloria Johnson. Mary Hilda Johnson.’Sandra Juniors Anderson, Susan Ewart. Nancy Malbon, Mavis OeMartinl. Margie Phelps. LaRee 290 Wilson, Sandra Brlner. Gall Cummings. Sharon Sophomores Anderson. Suellen Brown, 8arbara Epple. Sandra Atwood. Judith Bumgarner. Linda Frazier. Carolyn Bane. Lucy Bussc. Sally Goin. Janelle Barker. Karen Collier, Evelyn Gray. Judith Juniors Phibbs. Judy R.fe. Kay Roberts, Karen Ruby. Vi Sisson. Shorral Rank. Suzanne Roadman. Sharon Ross. Nancy Shiroma, Barbara Sollle. Gail Blackburn. Margarette Bower. Beverly Coonrod, Joyce Cooper. Elizabeth Herbert, Ann Hays. Jean 291 Hought, Judy Kishimoto, Pearl McAllister, Geraldine Makino, Jayne O'Leary. Pat Sasaki, Susanne Walden. Nancy Winslow. Jo 8arclay, Shirley Bradley, Susan 292 Olson, Carol Sthol, Carol Weber. Myrna Woerner. Sharon Barr. Karen Braun, Faye Kovtynovich. Dianne Maurer. Judith Olson, Darlene Stimson, Sally White, Joan Freshmen Ackerman. Carlynn Bcesley, Marie Bray, Barbara Kruse. Jeannette Moyer. Annette Pithoud, Margie Tang, Diane Widmark, Emma Adair. Judith Ann Bennett. Barbara Buchanan. Mary Little. Mary Mullaney, Ann Rusher, Gail Twcnstrup, Linda Williams. Joan L. Arstill. Diann Auld, Kay Bishoprick, Kareen Black. Rosalie Buckey, Diane Burril, Linda Ball, Carol Sue Bowen, Lavina Calkins. Barbara Fisher. Elizabeth Hannatord, Susan Hutcheson. Marjorie Fischer. Karen Harrington. Kayrl Ikata. Patricia Campbell. Tamyra Christensen, Marian Davis. Jeanne Dutton. Sharia Ferris. Betty Gabica. Inez Hartman, Carol Irwin. Nancy Canatsey. Maryann Clark. Carol Davis, Linda Edwards, Gretchen Feusner. Jo Garner. Nancy Herrin. Carol Jennings. Sue Carter. Sue Comini, Sue Derry. Donna Elsey. Wanda Fields. Valerie Goto. Arlene Hight, Marjorie Johansen. Carole Chatburn. Ruth Commons. Sandy Derry. Janet Ferguson. Pat Flgueras. Mary Gray. Rebecca Hoagland, Doric Johnson, Marcia Chinolla, Judy Crowl. Kay Dunafon, Margie Fernandez. Rosemarie Fish, Lola Grizzle. Nancy Horigan. Marilyn Kahle, Patricia 293 Kollberg, Joan Kruger. Margaret Macy. Renta Meier. Karen Oclrlchs. Sally Proston, Joyce Starr. Dorothy Thomas. Janelle Kaseberg, Collien Kummer. Ann Martin, Mary Sue Meier, Nancic Opoku. Esther Schmeidt. Merna Strawn. Kathryn Tower, Diane Kelly. Margaret Larson. Sandra McCoy. Nancy Jo Merz, Karen Osborne, Bonnie Shelton, Marvalle Surclill. Erica Wrlborn. Kntheleen Kemper, Robin Ann Lonsway. Catherine McLachlan, Lynn Miller, Penelope Osterland. Corrinc Shinn. Janice Tada, Lana Willis. Sharon Diane Kempton, Connie Lucas. Ellen McNutt, Molly Murray. Nyla Pasma. Sarah Stytor. Patricia Teifko. Martha Ann Wood, Sherrill Kibe. Barbara Lundy, Mary K, Mead. Kay Nakasone. Joyce Pearson, Lesley Snell, Madelyn Tenerelli. Beverly Woodley, Joan Kokkeler, Delila Maclnnes. Pamela Meeuwsen, Sallyann Neal. Janice Perrigo, Judec Splller, Margaret Terrill. Sharon Zalaha. Alice 294 JAMESON HOUSE Memories we cherish Jameson of you ... On a warm spring night when the Jameson windows were open, chances were the sound of singing could be heard throughout the neighborhood. With Pat Gurley', Sheila Finchum and Kathy Wright all members of Madrigal, there must be a lot of music heard and sung. Jameson talents were used in other ways: Anne Bougher, Mother's Weekend chairman; Donna Bigham. 4-H club congress representative. When the basement was converted into a recreation room there was more room in which to relax and socialize. One such social event was the annual Pink Champagne house dance. Another annual was the house beach trip fall term. Pie sideol Finchum, Shelia Seniors Bougher, Anne Hardman, Evelyn Hostess Forrest, Mrs. Myrtle Jacobson, Barbara Juniors Beilor, Barbara Stratton, Sharlene Wright. Kathy Zwicker. Diane Sophomores Gilmore, Shirley Guily, Patricia Freshmen Murata, Irene Orinkard. Oonna Froeman. Terry Keith, Gloria Urle. Eileen Wilcox, Judy Atkins. Janot Bentley, Gloria Belter, Marycile Bigham, Donna Croswcll. Rhobie Curry, Sharon McClure, June Pattie, Mary Sharp, Linda 295 There's a memory of a Theta 'twil always remain The Theta kite flew high this year. The pledge class won the first place Panhellenic pledge class trophy, and the house as a whole captured first place for spring term grades in the women’s division. Linda Serrurier was crowned National Rose of Pi Kappa Phi and was also an attendant in the Homecoming court, as well as being Beaver office manager. Sonnie Hayes doubled in her role as Junior-Senior Prom queen and OSC's candidate to the Winter Carnival. On campus. Thetas held these positions: AWS vice president. Karen Johnson: Talons President. Donna Dibblee; and MU Activity Chairman, Barbara Ronald. Patti McQuaid was a Daughter of Minerva, and there were 5 Alpha Lambda Deltas among the sisters. Pat Nielsen was ASOSC senate secretary to round out the list of active Thetas. President Hayes. Sondra Seniors Blanc. Diane Holman. Linda Nielsen. Pal Wilcox. Sue Lassclle. Brenda Smith. Diane 296 Scott. Gabriel Susan Hurd. Barbara Perry. Lorelce Juniors Coleman. Judy Moore. Barbara Hottest Meservey. Mrs. B. GMfrIUn. Alice Hussey. Sally Ralls. Charlotte Colton. Peggy Moore, Marty Lasselle. Sandra Van Artsdale, Nancy Horrell, Norma Myers, Sally VanderZanden, C. Johnson, Karen K. Perrin. Jeanne Rosevear, Lou Jean Ronald, Barbara Serrurier, Linda Thompson. Jean Thompson. Sue Sophomores Adams. Jeannette Atwood. Judy D. Bartells. Jenny Baumgartner, Susan Brecse, Shelby Sue Thompson held the female lead in “Annie Get Your Gun, and the Thetas have been guest performers in the annual IFC sing for the last four years. First place in the Homecoming sign competition was won by the members. The annual Theta ski dance winter term was as always a highlight on the social calendar. Spring term the members kidnapped their friends and brought them to the KAT house for the kidnap breakfast. In a ceremony on lower campus the freshmen flew the Theta symbol, the kite, at the annual kite flying function. Kemper. Robin Narver, Ann Freshmen Young. Judy Arnett. Marilyn Coleman, Sydney Edwards. Grotchen Forsyth. Karen Kennedy. Kathy Long. Lynda Miller. Penny Klatl. Jean Oberholtrer, Polly Cuendct. Jeanette Dougherty. Nancy Laurhammer, Mary N. Mullaney. Ann Richardson, Lynn Snell, Roberta Dibblce, Donna Huff. Claudia McQuaid, Patricia Sullivan, Kathy Bagley, Sally Fraser. Carla McNutt. Molly Bartle. Ruth Griule, Nancy Snell. Madelyn Bates. Linda Hollen, Uoydene Trua . Sharon Bradley, Susan G. Johnson, Susan Wllman, Karen 297 k k r Kappa Gamma how we love thee ... The time: Final week. The place: The Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority house. My name is Krueger, Joyce Klock. Kathryn Thompson. Judy Donnell. Patricia Swin gen, Carol Fergutson. Heather Courter. Carolyn Parsons, Lynne Evans. Jinny Martin. Judith Prctidenl Meserve, Lee Ann Wood, Jean Ford. Ponny McDonald, Barbara Udell. Esther Sophomores Altpetor, Barbara Juniors Chapman, Suianne Hargreaves, Lynn Nygren, Bunny West, Sue Ann Baker, Judy Hoitas Crum, Carla Mannagh, Patricia Ocagcn, Joan Jones, Nancy Pederson, Gail Wilson, Ann Bergen. Carolyn Seniors Cave. Marilin Otness. Marilyn Ehrlor, JoAnne Marquis, Patricia Smith, Joanne Woods, Susie Burgoyne, Joan Friday. I'm not a cop: I'm a Beaver reporter. My beat: Investigate the Kappas. I cornered the first girl I saw who was anxious to give me the facts. Here is the story: It seems as though Marilyn Cave and Su- 298 Morten on, Marys Erickton, Ann Murray, Christina Shirley, Jean Gabica, Inez Odmark, Susan Peterson. Pam Sumner, Carol James. Jill Reiling, Linda Cairney, Jeanne Goode. Karen Molldrem. Dianne Phillips. Janice Thomas. Mari Jewel Kerns. Judy Travis, Janet Farrell. Susann Jackson. Susan Myers. Nancy Rousselle. Valarie Freshmen Branson. Sharon Loukes. Suzanne Viar. Val Gaylord, Mary Mabry, Joanne Parks. Phyllis Sell. Joan Carter. Susan Mandic, Cary Womack. Judy Gelsinger, Ann Martin, Judy A. Pattie. Janet Shepard. Shirley Eldridge. Carma Merklm, Lee Ann Zielinski. Lorna zanne Chapman were members of the Homecoming court, and Lee Ann Meserve appeared on the Junior-Senior Prom court. Jan Phillips and Ginny Evans represented the Kappas on varsity rally, and Judy Thompson, Carolyn Courter and Kathy Klock upheld the scholarship by being members of Mortar Board. The house beach retreat with the new pledges and the fall term pledge dance appeared to be all legal; as did the annual Kite-Key picnic and dance with the Thetas and their dates. After checking one last time and finding nothing amiss; I returned to my chief and as far as I was concerned this case was closed. 299 We pledge ourselves to Kappa Della growing through the years ... This year, besides burning many pots of midnight oil, the Kappa Delts ended up with many campus leaders in their midst. To men-tionafew: Carol Stoakeswasa Mortar Boarder; Judy Schumacher was president of House President's Council; and Sara Mayers represented the house as a Talon. Honorary-wise there was Margaret Williamson in Alpha Lambda Delta; Eileen Paget in Orange “O ; and Kathy Astala and Gail Doty in Phi Chi Theta. The sisters also worked together on their national philanthropic work in supporting the Crippled Children's Hospital in Virginia. Locally, they distributed Christmas gifts to the Farm Home children. Social life wasn’t neglected with, among other functions, the annual surprise costume pledge dance Caveman Capers, complete with leopard skins and bones. Knight, Betty Holmgren, Janet Paget. Eileen Schumacher. Judy Prtstdtnt Bakken, Ingrid Parton. Helen Wright. Merle Clarko. Mary Ann Doty. Gail Sophomores Mayers, Sara Stoakcs. Carol Thomas, Lola D. Cornutt. Carolyn Shirley. Anne Richardson, Carol Hostess 8rackctt, Mrs. Buescher, Barbara Queen. Frances Juniors Astala, Katherine Cota. Darlene Dunlap, Roberta Williams. Joan L. Seniors Barnes, Jean Dunbar, Gail Reed, Anita 8eckcr, Elaine Johnson, Sandra S. McMorris. Joan Williamson, Margaret Wright. Patsy Freshmen Dunlap. Debbie Grant. Linda Kaseberg, Collien Russell. Paula Dunn, Sherry Shotwell, Linda Rohrback, Sally 300 PHRATERES Phrateros of the blue and gold, we pledge our faith to thee. A social-service organization for any university woman who wishes to have a part in campus life is the goal of Phrateres. Extracurricular activities consisted of a bowling party, hair down” party before finals and a beach retreat to become better acquainted. Service projects for the group were helping AWS in its Thanksgiving projects and making stuffed animals for needy children at Christmas. Phrateres officers were: Helen Wetter, president; Lucy Lane, vice president; Anne Hickey, secretary; and Juanita Kearney, treasurer. Miss Mary Weber of the physical education department is adviser. President Wetter. Helen Juniors Hickey. Anne Lane. Lucy McCormick. Sharon Pederson, Moy Gallatin, Ginger Hagey. Patty Sophomores Beach. Dorothy Herbison, Judy Ford, Eleanor Jones. Janice Kearney. Juanita Morrow, Karen Obrist. Diane Freshmen Stephens. Cheryl Hoeye. Judy Tucker. Lila Wellson, Mary 301 President Bennett, Debbie Winkler, Janet Osko, Joan Sophomore Blair, Judy 302 Juniors Baer, Janis Paine, Judy Briggs, Sue Hostess Smith, Mrs. Ruby Dwyer, Frances Blackstone, Beverly Pence, Janet Compton. Marleah Seniors Backcn. Mary Ann Gibson, Louisa Frederick, Kathleen Rose, Sharon Epps. Deanna Brumlield, Maryle Griswold, Mary Gray, Holland Rushing, Judy Gibson, Kathy Casper, Catherine Palmer, Linda Manning, Kay Schmaeljlo. Sue Goeller, Sue Clayton, Pamela Strand. Patricia McPherson, Laurie Thompson, Diane Greentield, Thelma DcArmond, Sally Tschopp, Cecelia Myers, Oiane Thompson, Karen Huffschmldt, Barbara Come take the arrow and the chain of our Pi Beta Phi... n b t Member of Pi Beta Phi and . . read many of the applications Pi Phis filled out this year. Linda Palmer was senior class vice president; Jan Baer, WRA secretary; Melinda Rickson, Talon; and Pat Rogers, sophomore class secretary. Mary Griswold and Debbie Bennett were Mortar Boarders, while Pam Clayton served as the honorary's president. In the beauty department, Diane Myers was Miss OSC and a candidate in the Miss Football contest. Carol Lindbloom was OSC’s candidate in the national KDR Sweetheart contest. Of course there were house dances, a Christmas party for the Farm Home children, pinnings and serenades and the never-ending cry of Fourth for Bridge. Jonos. Sandra Notte. Patricia Smith. Linda Aston. Judy Eastman, Shari Johnson. Franci Keema. Carol Owen. Sheryl Underwood. Jean Bate heller. Beth Feller, Linda Johnson. Nancy Keudeii. Barbara Pasley. Christine Warner. Patricia Beegren, Beverly Gagnon. Marcia Kis y. Karen Miller. Kaye Shaw, Sandra Latap e. Elizabeth Rickson. Melinda Williams, Julie Bigos. Donna Hodson. Donna Marquiss. Jan Myers. Sally Small. Shirley Lindbloom, Carol Rogers. Patricia Freshmen Arena. Toni Canatsey. Mar,ann Hutchinson, Nancy McDermott. Mary Roth. Barbara We-bel. Marflie 303 SACKETTA Impromptu fire alarms are a hazard in any women's living group, but particularly for Sackett A. with Heckart and Reed men so close and so agreeable to drop whatever they are doing to come and view the girls as they leave the dormitory. In the social realm, there was the fall Hofbrau Hop and the spring term formal. Participation in the Nickel Hops. Homecoming sign and AWS Thanksgiving project kept Sackett busy, as well as the firesides held on Mother's and Dad’s Weekend. Activity conscious girls were Myrna Pershall, Talon and Linda Sutherland. Rook rally. Pershall, Myrna Mount Cattle. Mr . Vivian Hadley. Judith Carpenter. Clarice Murray, Helen Freshmen Anderson. Pauline Brucker, Mary Seniors Burgoyne. Beverly Layman. Nancy Egg. Janette Pahl, Judith Angrove. Patricia 8urian, Sharon Link. Kathleen Meter. Rote Emlgh. Ouane Patton. Vera Arena. Toni Caldwell, Lol 304 Olton. Ronnahc Patrick. Sharon Gilmore. Marilyn Pedley. Anne Arnold. Joan Carton. Karen Put , Kathryn Sather, Helene Hinon, Lonna Ree.et, Donna Alton. Judith Caverhtll. Diiie Juniors Dwigant. Leatrtce Suggs. Patricie Lewis. Maralyn Sawby. Charmaine Bartle. Ruth Davenport. Linda E mb roe. Judy Young. Marian McClarty. Judith Ulltan. Barbara Branitl, Patricia Dennison. Arlene Sophomores Botanich. Barbara Mormngstar. Patricia Young. Judy Brown. Shirley Oilier. Judith Faulkner. Helen Kay, Shirley Montgomery, Mary Roark, Marilyn Wade, Patricia Fries, Lorraine Georoe, Linda Lambert, Donna Larson, Susan Ohmart. Judy Overstreet. Laura J. Samuelson, Marianne Saxberg, Betty Webster. Nancy Weidmon, Alegra Gocckncr, Thirra Lessler, Linda Patterson, Patricia Stark, Priscilla Whelan, Patricia Oownie, Jean Harlson, Judith Horrington, Portia Loudenback, Carolyn Mack, Rebecca Paulson, Dorralne Peugh, Oleta Stevens, Beth Swenson, Susan Wicks, Sharon Wilder, Sharon Dilley, Jean Downing, Patricia Jefferson, Barbara McClure, Linda Raptor, Barbara Tatum, Donna Womack, Judith Oilworth, Deanna Erickson, Patricia Johnson, Joyce McDowell. Kathleen Richardson. Penny Travis, Jan Wyman, Jill 305 SACKETT B Hotitii Shepherd. Mr . G. 0. Knight, 8ctty President Schumacher. Judy Senior Dagget, Oelpha Wedino, Barbara Sophomore Androatta. Lorna Gordon. Janet Smith. Christine Bergren, Beverly Kieren. Elaine Junior Ch’en. Jane Barnes, Mar,oric Haggerty. Sheila Woodford. Judy Berry. Joan Watts. Donna Johnson, Karen Beach. Dorothy Holloway, D «ne Freshmen Adair. Marilyn Biddle. Marjorie Carroll. Pattrcia Jones. Janice Aldahl. Joann 8lair. Ann Mookinl. Blossom Couey. Sheila Kearney, Juanita Anderson, Susan Bradshaw. Judy Pederson. Moy Elliott. Ronda Maes. Toni Arnett. Marilyn Bray. Barbara Schadlor. Margaret Ford. Eleanor McCatlistcr. Jane Batcheller, Beth Campbell. Louise Starr. Louanna Gallatin. Ginger Powell. Pamela 8atcman, Pamela Carstrom, Margaret 306 Work and study, activities and fun, constitute the lives of the women of Sackett B. In the honors department, the activities cup for the year was awarded to Sackett B, as well as the top place in grades spring term. Dorm projects were giving Christmas gifts for the State Mental Hospital and a scholarship to a Sackett B girl. There was dorm unity on the Homecoming house sign and the distribution of Thanksgiving baskets. Elaine Kleven represented the dorm campus-wise on Mortar Board. Spring term found the girls sunbathing on the sundeck and swimming at the rock quarry. Goode. Sandra Kletier. Nancy Morten jen. Mar, j Rood. Arly Taylor. JoAnn Grady, Carol Larton. Qian Nielten. Carol Rood. Linda Tucker. Ua Grant. Sharley Lea. Donna Obrie� t. Diane Scon. Carol Tunjat. Jacqueline Church. Carolyn Dunlap. Deborah Maine . Judy Marthbarger, le.iani Lesueur. Linda Martee. Jeraldlne Parton. Sharon Pollner. Su an Seeleldl. Nancy Severn an, Peggy Von Oer Mellon. Anita Wenko. A I,era Clark, Peggy Elam. Jeanne Maiden. Laron Mark . Laronne Proctor. Mary Shot well. Linda Woodruff. Joyce Cumming . Gayle E� « n. Sallie Moflman. Lynne Marlin. Lee Ann Reay, Sandra Smith. Lmda Wright. Marcia Dolton, Karen Fletcher. JoeUe Kirkcl e, Eva M.iler. Kaye Rhorabough.Ei-jabeth Sterenton. Sharon Yantti. Jane 307 SACKETT D i ii mi | I I i ill u. fji i i |si 55=-• 5 -• § « ill! I i ill !4o 3 To Sackett D girls it was worth it to get high grades in order to be honored at the Scholarship Banquet. Only those on honor roll were so honored each term. Another event in the big brick building was the Christmas party given the dormitory by their housemother. There was a fall term Shipwreck dance and the spring term steak fry. During final week there were many treks over to Withycombe for ice cream cones, sundaes and milk shakes, only to be followed by days of dieting. Freeland. Virginia Horlgan. Marilyn Larson. Linda Musk. Catherine Shaw. Sandra T tetchier. Oaanna Geiger. Jaan Ann Hulras. Lila Juna Lowa. Jody Nation. Linda Kay Shull. Gloria Vnr. Valoria Gibson. Joan Jama . Jill Me Carl. Bonnta Parker. Kay Simpson, Frieya Waldar. Ei. abeth Grannlla. Kristina Jaal. Julia McDermott. Mary Preston. Joyce Skinner. Pamela Will. Elaine Griswold. Linda Johnson. Francis Mihara. Donna Rhaam. Martha Stevenson. Patricia Wise. Carolyn Eastman. Shari Lea Everett Marian Hatfield. Ruth Carolyn Ksealing. Judy Mitchell. Marianna Rohrback. Sally Strong. Meredith Wise. Kay DuRette. Mane Eileen Eaton. Beverly Feller. Gloria Herr old. Judith Kumm. Donna Mae Morris. Virginia Roth. Barbara Strupp. Patricia Worrat. Patricia Earlanbaugh.Ma'garet Eldndge, Carma Forsyth. Karen Hollen. LlOydene Lamb. Charell Mobley. Rev Jean Sad g. Darliene Taytor, Jeanne Wnght. Katherine 309 Sigma Kappa, hats off to thee ... The twentieth annual Sigma Kappa Smorgasbord was held this year for the members of the faculty. Also the annual winter term pledge tea was put on in honor of all sorority pledges on campus. Another innovation came in the form of bricks and plaster. A new wing was built on the house during the summer. It included a recreation-chapter room, remodeled kitchen, six study rooms, a lanai, sleeping porch and laundry room. This year Jeanne Holman served as president of Alpha Lambda Delta, and Lori Connarn had the honor of being selected a Talon and a member of Alpha Lambda Delta. Diane Peterson and Annabelle Edwards represented Sigma Kappa in Orange O'’, while Carolyn Laughlin held membership in both Orange O and Mortar Board. As for philanthropic projects, the house adopted a unit at the Children’s Farm Home and gave Christmas gifts to the Hillcrest Home for Girls. President Peabody, Joanne Bronson, Peggy Kurtz. Marilyn Olberg, Lorraine Rosier, Renoe Jasmer, Darlene Seniors Edwards, Annabelle Laughlin, Carolyn Peterson. Diane Skow, Judith Kamman, Margaret Hostess Barnell, Mrs. P. T. Brook, Marlene Heater, Mary McCartney. Sylvia Poleo, Carol Snow, Elizabeth Klock, Mary Warren, Nancy Molstrom, Sandra Juniors Bytand, Bonnie Salvi, Rosalie Dyer, Joan Ellis. Arlene Hendricks. Jane Stromberg. Annette Tinker, Sharlene Todd, Susan 310 Mitchell, Gayle Weber, Allene Howells. Carolyn Partis, Kalhy Hammersley, Janke Naismith, Darken Holman, Jeanno Pearce, Patricia Freshmen 8arnes, Charlotte Sophomores Lamb, Muriel Robbins. Linda Eckert, Patricia Lambert, Donna Seekldt, Nancy Woodruff, Judith Hunt. Judy Ketchem, Katherine Rhorobough,Elizabeth Ross, Carol Berger. Leanore Daggett, Claire Uttloy. Joanno Silva, Judith Fisher, Elizabeth Moore, Kay Skinner, Pamela Cole. Barbara Detfenbaugh, Bonn McCabe, Barbara Spears, Roberta Gill, Susan Osborne. Bonnie Westlmler, Sharon Connarn, Leora Gosline, Judith Mills, Kay Tang, Diane Granville, Chris Parker. Kay Zalaha, Alice 311 SNELL HALL Another new women's dorm this year found its place immediately in the social and activity whirl of college life. Aside from the open house held for all to see the new building, there were firesides and dances and participation in the Nickel Hops. Joint dance instruction with Waldo was held every Monday night. Boxes of clothes and other such items were collected and distributed to the children at the Farm Home. All those attending the Military Ball saw Janice Martin, representing Snell, crowned Little Colonel, while Peggy Huston was one of the finalists. Pttitdtnt Sherman. Ernestine Carter. Janet Faulkner. Margaret Knapp. Dorothy McGrath. Sharron Schaper. Lynne Cornelius. Barbara Fukumoto. Yoshle Le Porte. ArUne McKay. Barbara Snow. Elizabeth Hostess Balderee, Elsa Hostess Shlmmin. Alice Didrun. Colleen Hedges. Oeanna lundgren. Kendra Nerio. Betty Twenge. tors Proctor. Blanche Seniors Andress. Barbara Dreyer. Mary Higgins, Mary Mackle. Anne Palmberg, Judith Vartan. Helen Holman. Linda Mac Kinnon. Lorna Pemberton. Joyce Webster. Jo Jan . Phyllis Kan. Ellen Maiweil. Glennabelle Meyer. Donna Price, Dawn Prickett. Melody Wilson. Judith Wilson. Roianne Kirkland. Phyllis Miller. Joanne Read. Sytaa Witham, Merrihe 312 isi Us! i ! Uhl ! II!If 2? 3 2“S llsal illf.ii ill'll! If 3 8 - £ E 11 III 3(000 L ills.-; z.i of- if ffh “� JfflBUU S.l $ I l|5| hi? rfsff llll Ills! 2 Well . Sharon Wettemeir. Sharon White. Oonna While. Marilyn Wilton. Sutanne Wilton. Loverna Wilton. Sutan Wolcott. Phytitt White. Norma Woodruff, Saundra W k . Jain Woodry, Judy W.lburn. (Mil Wright. Joyce Wiliman. Karen Zrelintke, Lorna THE PIHES Our thoughts will be returning to The Pinos, with cherished memories ... No, Elizabeth Taylor wasn't at the spring term house dance, Raintree County, but it was still termed a success by all those attending. Other social functions of The Pines were picnics, the annual senior banquet and the dinner for their neighbors. Representing The Pines on campus were June Robinson, Talon; Marjory George, Mortar Board; Evelyn Andrews, outstanding senior in Omicron Nu; and Sara Kahalekulu, vice president of House Presidents' Council. Prtu tnl Kahalekulu. Sarah Sophomore Macpherton. Polly Main . Emmalene Dixon, Patricia Elgin, Judy Hotittt C'tduM Molt. JoEHa Pal. H t Mac Pott . Darien Pfeifer. Sharon McKenney. lurlyn Ouk op. Sharon Gardner. Glenda Kircher, Sutanne Senior Harnton, Delta Ruth Juniors WetL Monica W.tliam . Kay Freahmen Robmton. June Beehler, Barbara Lanti . Donna McOole, Judy Goto. Sharie Bergman. Nadme Butt . Beverly Schuldt. Lethe Wr.ght. Joyce 317 WIHSTOH HOUSE Cherished memories of Winston House ... Beavers ring victory,” this year's Homecoming theme, rang victory in itself for the members of Winston. They won third place for their house sign. Other outstanding honors won were the OSC activity trophy for 1959, as well as placing in the finals in crew intramurals for women. The members managed to stay aboard without falling into the mighty cold Willamette. Such members as Bev Stein, AIS secretary; Lynn Stetzer, 1959 MUN delegate, and Co-Resident Council President Mona Gribskov kept the women of Winston House activity-conscious. PrtSMJtnl Gribscov, Mona Johnson, Barbara Rogers. Katherine McCoy. Linda Hostess Jones, Carolyn Stein. Beverly McKibbin, Janet Berry. Mrs. Cora Sapsoonthorn, Surang. Gradual Larsen, Katherine Thompson, Lyn Matthews, Arlene Seniors Shiroma. Barbara Lowell, Alice Vertrees. Nancy Mentzer, Linda Steward, Melvina Merzentch, Mary Freshmen Barr, Patricia Owens. Doris Wagner. Beverly Stetzer, Lynn Blake. Cordelia Sc heftier, Allegra Juniors Cohagan, Carolyn Wallace, Ida Bonny, Jean Scherpf, Carlene Sophomores Penovaroff, Merle Hetlmann, Mary Shirtcliff, Sheila 318 Kyto, Kri ti Helden. Lnvon Murphy, Undo Sophomores Douglas, Judith Barr. Karen I hear the call of Zeta ... Having their colony at Oregon State become an official chapter was the dream which came true this year for the Zeta Tau Alphas. And, as if that weren't enough in itself, the chapter became the owners of a new home, which is its pride and joy. As to the social side of the picture, the pledge dance Fantasy in Silver was a big success, as was the White Violet Ball. During Homecoming weekend the Zeta Tau Alphas did their part in welcoming back alums by having a house buffet. Brown, Barbara Preston, Joyce Herndon, Edianne Surcllff, Erica Rice. Julie Wade. Patricia Whitcomb. Jane P tiidenl Bailey. Judith Dwigans. Lcatr.ce Freshmen Angove. Patricia Hotitss Clark, Mrs. Gertrude Juniors Tyler. Lucia Snapp. Mary Jane Davis, Linda 319 ACACIA A grip as strong and lasting as the Acacia fraternity ... Quality, not quantity is the theme at the Acacia house at 2857 Van Buren. The only non-Greek letter fraternity ot OSC is founded upon the high ideals of Masonry, and the Acacias have more than shown their willingness to work for their fraternity and school. The Night on the Nile house dance presented each year is perhaps one of their outstanding works. Traditionally, a crippled girl is crowned queen. Participation in campus activities was not overlooked by the men of Acacia as Jim Davenport served as sophomore class treas.; Wayne Roberts was Phi Eta Sigma veep; Jerry Lear as Phi Eta Sigma historian; and Bill Bain as Tailflapper cheerleader. Dan Oldfather represented Acacia in Tau Beta Pi, Phi Eta Sigma. Eta Kappa Nu and Scabbard and Blade. In dramatics, Macy Overstreet portrayed a male lead in Annie Get Your Gun, and Del Remington also had a role in the musical. Athletics were not neglected with Chancey Ball's appearance on the varsity wrestling squad, capturing second in his weight class. There was also participation in football, volleyball, baseball and softball intramurals. President Coate, Larry Senior Boohme, Martin Conger, Donni Dauterman, Donald Fritsch, Frederick Hinkel, George Ho kln , Donald Overstreet, Macy Remington, Delbert Sophomore Dahl, David Hostess Johnson, Bertha Bain, William Detering, Dennis Hathaway, Michael Oldfather. Daniel Schrunk, Dean Woodside, Jon Juniors Ball. Chancy Crouter, John Henderson. James Hlrte. Douglas Fleming, Jim Ingram, David Buxton, Charles 320 Davonport, James Gailaher, Dale Wakeham, Earnest Mathany. Allan Smith, Joe Freund, Terry Freshmen Armour. Paul Mlkkelsen, Curtis Tuers, Allan Marquardt, Robert Elkins. Col Morgan. Darrel Veltman, Thomas Dog •'Duke Hardin, Robert Parkhurst, Nigel Wolf. Robert Kelley, James Newman, Philip Cox. Kenneth Kearney. Leonard Lear, Jerry Roberts. Wayne Lasher, James Plankinton, John Ladd. Irvin Reid, Richard Romiti, Jay Matson, Gerald Olson. Robert 321 The girl who wears the green and gold of Alpha Gamma Rho ... ATP The AGRs had a very full and busy year. Donn Johnson represented the house in Blue Key and was president of both Alpha Zeta and Scabbard and Blade. Mickey Ranslam was another Blue Keyer, Baro business manager, Ag school senator and Tailflappers president. Ron Wrolstad was IFC historian and rally committee chairman. Gary Lozier was an Army ROTC brigade commander and honor cadet at summer school. Representing AGR on the Navy drill team was Tom White as commander. He was also Baro advertising manager. Social life wasn't forgotten, as the AGR’s held three house dances—Tijuana Jail, the annual Forester's Ball and the spring formal. Pitstd nt Wrolstad. Ron Kocken, Curtis Shrove. Loo Lozier. Gary Juniors Caso, William Hoiltts Riloy, Mrs. Golden, Mike Mallory. Dewey Seniors Boriesson. Don Hammel, Frank McFetridge. Darrel Carman. Hoy Hitchcock. Dan Pellisslef. Mike Harris. Ron Colvin, Joe Holmsen. Ray Ranslam, Mickey Heard, Don Elder, Wilmont Johnson, Donn Schmidt, Stan Knudson, Larry White. Gene White, Tom 322 Mar , Ken Elden. Robert Reeder, Clint Fulton. Kit Simon, Ralph Keltner, Larry Sophomores Crawford. Ronald Dilllng, Jerry Elliot, Paul Jack, Dick Wrolstad, Larry Freshmen Boge. Eldon Boyd. Gary Koester, Marlin Lapp. Terry Malmros, Miko Montgomery, David Nash, Dick Lewellen, Bob Evans, Larry Nuxall, John Morris. Rollie Reeder, Carl Regglani, David Fulton, John Jensen, Harlln Savage, James Wagonblast. Bill Walker, Ed 323 AKA To Alpha Kappa Lambda lei's sing a jolly song .. . In Mcmoriam Miller. Mrs. Martha Chappcllo, James Jacoby, Jerry Juniors Steele, Koith Johnson, David President Mauck, Larry Hostess Dawson, Mrs. Bertha Seniors Hahn. Bruco After the Kingston Trio rage broke out, three members of Alpha Kappa Lambda decided to try their hand at this art. This trio of guitars got together for fireside and exchange entertainment as well as for just plain pleasure. This new Greek fraternity had an exchange with another new Greek group on campus, Zeta Tau Alpha, to start off the year socially. Spring term saw the members at a Boy Scout camp on the coast combining both work and play on their community project. Activity members of the group were Jerry Olson, Thane, and Bruce Hahn, National Ski Patrol member. 324 Beaver Lodgers participated in as many school activities as they were able to wedge into their own busy calendar. First, there were the many intramural sports competitions, as well as the United Fund and the blood drive. Beaver Lodge was the home of AIS president, Jerry Cohn. The members worked on the annual Co Hop, as well as putting on their own dances and sponsoring a spring term beach party. Then, there was the Christmas party, complete with Santa Claus and all the fixings. BE A VER LODGE Beaver Lodge—hail, we are loyal to thee ... Juniors Brockway, Don Robb. Alien Glesa. Dennis Sigurdson, Edward Seniors O’Brien, Terry Cohn, Jerry Twlgo. Robert Gooding, lad Scheuchenplug, R. Daugherty. William Eddy. Hugh Worth, Larry Kncchtel, Boyd Schultz, Bob Dowling, Rod Sophomores Boyd. John Freshmen Andrews. Stanley Lewellen. Donald Teitzel, Bert Mendenhall, Larry Martin, Dennis Ashbrenner, Vern McElroy. James Varley, Tom Hostess Million, Mrs. Marie Nedry, Jay Atwood, Donald Macomber, Keith Walton, Tom Donnelley. Lawrence MaUka, Robert Watson, Tom President Beosley, Ralph Fredericksen, Jens Paul. Ray Willis. Barry 325 A I 0 Hostess Tuckett, Oorothy Moore, Rueben Seniors Hall, William Parkhurst. Norman Jaren, Raymond Parkhurst, William LeGore, Richard Racinelli, Gerald Lieuallen, Russell Shaw. Kenneth President Lieuallen, Bob Silrie. Elle Juniors Barnard, Coe Hughes, leland Woods, Roy Barllett, Clarence Smith, Howard Condit, James Reed, George Sophomores Baggett, Rex Beck, Edward 326 Hamner, James Cummings, James Glenn, William Emery, David Greiner, Dean Ennes, Richard Ihlc, Gary Fancher, Newell Ingram, Robert Let the words that ever linger near, be the name of dear old Alpha Sigma Phi... Success of the Alpha Sigs is evidenced by the fact that they have members active in many facets of campus life. Having the job of selling class cards was Dick Le Gore, senior class treasurer. Dave Emery represented the Alpha Sigs as Thane, and Jim Hamner worked on Homecoming publicity. Pepwise, Howie Smith was a member of the varsity rally squad, while Ken Shaw took over the part of Terry Trout on the varsity swim-ing team. On the social calendar were such things as the Beachcomber’s Ball, Talisman Rose formal, Sig Bust and Christmas party. Their province conclave was held at OSC this year. Sophomores Chamberlain. Glen Freshmen Dexter, Richard Nelson, Thomas Wadsworth, Jon Walkup, Jerry Willy, Raymond Wheeler, Gerald President Cason, Dallas Elio, Ralph Place, Konnoth Davis, Allen Sophomores Alticfc, Stove 328 Estipular, Phillip Spanlol, Gary Evans, Alvin Hostess Longfellow, Ruth Colder, Clarence Giacobazzi, Peter Strebin, Norman Finney, Donald Seniors Armstrong. Gale Chenault, Lawrenco Langley, James Velguth, Charles Morrow. James Aim, Richard Cunningham, Rc Monke. Paul Juniors Bailey, Robert Russell. Donald Buono, Richard Davies, William Mohr, Dick Beard, James Smith. Nelson Defont. David Dykstra, D. Nicholas, Irvfn Nolen, Donald Blankenship, Richard Bramwell, Jerry Tripp, John Wilson, James Beardsley, John Cole, Michael Ellerby. Richard Good, Richard Hclzor, Richard Joy, Tony Kessi, Robert We are the great big hairy-chested men ... We are the ATOs ... A copy of the Barometer was lying on a table and an OSC alum picked it up. Scanning the pages, he noted a story about the sophomore class, headed by Mike Cole; and another concerning the freshman class whose sergeant-at-arms was Howard McCurdy. He turned to the sports page and found that Bill Sullivan and Bill Rauhauser played varsity football, and Larry Fernandez and John Fasullo were Rook footballers. Julius Reynolds and Richard Ellerby were mentioned in a varsity tennis story, and Bob Peterson was busily engaged in Rook basketball practice. His curiosity fired, the alum decided to look in the rest of the paper. He found other news-making ATOs in Phil Estipular and Mike McCuddy on the varsity rally squad. Dallas Cason was a member of Blue Key, Baro editorial board and Sigma Delta Chi president. Even the social calendar was full of activities. There was the Pow Wow, ski trip to Hoodoo’s ski bowl and the spring formal. Mantei, Ronald Skid more. Stcvo Middlcbrook, Allen Smith, Frank Clark, dames Johnston, Alvin Morgan. Robert Sullivan. William Douglas, 8ruce McCurdy, Howard Muni, Lawrence Woolcott. Thomas Ellerby. Richard Marx, Theodore Rauhauser, William Freshmen Anderson, Eric Fasullo. John Porker, Richard Roynolds, Julius Bakken. Richard Fernancez, Lawrence Plummer, Richard Rimer, Michael Barzee, Gory Gibson, Jock Ouinn. Paul Schmitz, Kenneth Brisbee, Lawrence Gilley. Dwight Taylor, Thomas 329 B©n Marching along in Beta Theta Pi . . . I want a train, a football, a baseball bat and ..And so went the afternoon for MU Santa Claus, Jim Gordon. Santa Claus brought an honor to the Beta house when Steve Flynn made the Far West Classic all-star team. Another varsity basketballer was Bruce Patterson. The gridiron saw several Betas wearing the orange and black. Doug Bashor, Marne Palmeteer and Denny Brundage were varsity footballers, while Bill Barnum, Ken Haack and Mike Youngquist were members of the Rook team. Intramural trophies added to the Beta treasure chest were the all-school football, golf and volleyball championships. The social calendar for the year was brimming with Beta activities. There was the Pajama Dance, spring formal dinner-dance, Christmas party and freshman walkout to the coast. President Bcrreman, Robert Kce. Gordon Juniors Bashor. Douglas Leidig. Robert Perry. Steve 330 Ostrander, James Coleman, Roland Lewis, Edward Ray, Darell Hostess Verdurmen. Ed., Mrs. Brundage. Dennis Patterson, Bruce Davies, John Miller. Dennis Schulrke. Delbert Graduates Johnson, Fred Carl, Kenneth Socolotsky, Dave Dysart. Gary Miller, Louis Smith. Davis Swan. Robert Coats, James Thatcher, Jack Fors, Stewart Miller, Richard VanderZanden, E. Seniors Adams. Dennis Oroscher, Jerry Walker, Larry Holland. Leo Maddox. William Whltelaw. John Beals. Bob Gordon. James Gustafson, Bruce Jackson, Steve Palmateer, Marne WalU, Loren Sophomores Allen, Mike Getleman, Gary Mottlson, Jack Cook. Roy Korr, John Peterson, Donald Austin, Erskine Henshaw, Tom Roake, Peter Gordonler. Peter Langsdorf, Michael Shaylor, Robin Bryndllsen, Gordon Jones, Tom McGuire, James Haack, Kenneth Mudd, James Stronach, Charles Kelly. Dick Freshmen Barnett, William Hlrons, Larry Murphy. Edward Turner. Joe Barnum,William Ira, Cecil Oehling, Dave Vanderweg, Klaas Burnet, Steve Johnson, Rogor Parsons, Michael Youngquist. Michael Pearce, Jack Summers, John 331 CAMPUS CLUB Campus Club will sing you a serenade of love ... An all-house effort was exerted on trying to ignite the U of 0 Homecoming fire. The effort failed but there was a certain amount of pride which remained on their near-accomplishment. Fall term the blood drive trophy was awarded to Campus Club, and Ron Wachter was busy as Mayhem producer. Other happenings of note were the house dances, exchanges and serenades, as well as the beach retreat. President Wachter, Ron Hansen, Brigham Hug. Wayne Eider, James Lalng, Ralph Jesky. William Enquist. Ray Hottest Million, Mrs. Marie Bower, Fred Matsuura, Louis Merzenich, Edgar Hofstetter, Dwayne Graduate Moustakas. Evan Werner, Dwayne Sophomores Aaserude, Robert Schmitz, John Johnson, Vernon Seniors Ahn. Kie Groutage, Tom Brown, Ivan White. Harry Nibler, Joseph Wood. Dale Churchill, Frank Freshmen Andersen, Ernest Mack, Herschel Juniors Beyer. James Hanson, Fred Davis, Lance Wavra. Gordon Copley, Terry Hauptman, David Clore. Robert Wright. Robert 332 DAVENPORT HOUSE We're the men of Davenport, we've come to sing our song ... The men living at 2332 Monroe have once again given their all to OSC. Participation in building the Homecoming house sign succeeded in bringing the members closer together, as well as providing a fun-outlet from the pressures of schoolwork and classes. Davenporters worked to make the Co-Hop successful, and also the Coop spring term picnic and skating party. As a house, Davenport put on some functions, such as exchanges and house dances and a picnic spring term. President Marks, James Seniors Carder, Albert Hostess Albright, Mrs. J. B. Juniors Deininger, John Lant , Courtney Thompson, John Yee. Ben Dominick, Floyd Edwards. Roger Gourley, Charles Inman, William lum, Ronald Mulanai, Mathew Reimers. Paul Shrum. David Stephenson, C. Strunk, John Sophomores Chan. Harvey Freshmen Myers, John Nieminen, Robert Harrington, Miko Thomas, Lee Votoudakls, Emanuel Wright, Ralph 333 X4 Gather brothers of Chi Phi ... Another fraternity to be the proud owners of a new house this year were the Chi Phis. They may now be seen in their dream home on Taylor Street. In the honors category, the Thane trophy was awarded for the outstanding Rook class, and the Chi Phis garnered the first place trophy during the Nickel Hops. Frank Schmittroth represented the house as Thane. On the athletic scene were Cliff Cordy on the varsity track team, and Howard Koozer bore a rifle as a member of the freshman rifle team. The Chi Phis also copped first place for the allcollege track meet. The whirlwind of social functions was topped by the spring term house dance aptly titled Senioritis and another entitled Stairway to the Stars. Pr� tidtnl Carriger, Douglas Ehlan, Nail Fowler, Frederick Russell. John Sophomores Harris, John Gantenbein, Robert Hall. Allen Schlichtlng, Fred Hosltst Salmons, Mrs. Edna Seniors Quinn, Richard Smith, Peter Leabo. Patrick Vosburg, Arthur Graduttts Moody. Robert Cordy, Clifford Juniors Albright. Verne Limbaugh. James Weaver, Fred Haskins, Raymond Hunter, John Koozer, Howard Rauch, John Oyer, Jack Ballenger, Robert Meadows, Archie Wuite, Ennis McCoy. Robert Fraga, Richard Carlson, Bruce Pierce, Donald Youngman, Larry Moore, Danford French, Larry Perry, Allen Stcnnick, John Schmittroth, Frank 334 Allen, Thomas Stutr, Darvel Cathey, James Charlesworth, Edwin Lit . Walter Schabor, Leonard Heidrick, Pete Cox, Wayne Mulder, Mike Schmitt, Louis Tuttle. Merritt Froshmen Alrick, Keith Demers, Richard Nielson, Douglas Smith, Gary Wassman. Robert Anderson, John Hansen, Karl Palmoro. John Smith, Lawrence Fcrdun, Raleigh Ando. Norman Kindler, James Powell. Walter Stubblefield, Robert Larsen, David Richardson, David Wenstrom, Mike Roborts. Kim Yeager Rlchard 335 Oh Delta Chi we proudly look to thee ... Party-time will now be the ticket as Delta Chis can at last entertain royally in their new party room, which was completed in time for fall term events. Representing Delta Chi on the athletic scene were varsity footballer John Hadraba and Norman Uyeda, Rook tackle; while Ted Searle was Rook football coach. Spring term saw Jim French paddling around on the Willamette as a member of the varsity crew. Helping to make OSC dads have a good stay on campus was Phil Hirl, who was Dad’s Weekend co-chairman. Aside from firesides and other social functions, the Delta Chis held three house dances—one with the different title of One Night in Hell. There was also the Homecoming dinner honoring Dean Lemon. President Hirl. Phil Clyde, Joe Hopkins, Donald Walgren, James Dick. Guy Olson, Irving 336 Carr. Ronald McPhaden. Gordon Yorton, Roger French, James Reinmiller, Conrad Hostess Sweet. Genevievo Seniors Andrews. John Feuerweker, Alan Kolias, Dave Juniors Benge. Mike Golik, Ralph Van Raden, Ken Jackson. Carl Vaughn. Larry Levy, Robert Sophomores Clyde. William Crowhurst. Henry Good. Dave Gerlach, Raymond Hitchcock, Gerald Silke, James Freshmen Fosburg, William Lomery, James Eidson, Robert Isaak, James Merriam, Dennis Terwilllger, Richard Heath. Mike Lemery, David Moore. Boyd William Worst. Dean 337 Funk, Aaron Walker, Darryl Gundle, David Stevenson, Leroy A I Gordian knot of friendships bright in Delta Sigma Phi . . . With all the construction and new buildings appearing on campus, the Delta Sigs couldn’t be out-done, so their old annex bit the dust” in preparation for the construction of a new house. DG Jean McGuire represented them as Delta Sig Dream Girl at the Carnation Ball. Activities were not neglected as Richard Bonser served as MU photo President Walker, Phillip Jones, Lloyd Main, Robert Clark. William Ennor, Uoyd Ramaxzlna, Philip Reitan, Erlend Hostess Dorothy, Mrs. Doris Seniors Blacker, Frank 8lacker, Richard Bonser. Richard Brown, Robert Ruottacrs, Ronald Ross, Clayton Struthers, Gordon Simonson, Mickey Sophomores Clark. Garry Wellman. Dennis Stegmeyer, William Gilbert. Konneth Freshmen Abraham, Harlan Strebin, Robert Gilbert, Alex B. Gebo, Robert Cunningham, T. Valletta. Jack Nixon. Richard Kempt, John Hern. Dale Juniors Barnes, Keith Norton, Richard Robinett. Orville 338 To meet the girls in Hawley dormitory was possibly the motive in the two dinner exchanges Ehr Staan had with third and fourth floors in Hawley. Intramurals took up a great deal of that after-class time where football, basketball, bowling and badminton were seen on the athletic agenda. Melvin McGuire led the activity-conscious members as president of the Engineer’s Club. Pretidtnl Catoy, Dal Freshmen Bennett, Gerald Enschede, Gary Hanel, Robott Jansen. Alfred Lehrbach. Nicholas Schmitr. John Bomberger, Don Falk, James A. Hanna. Wiii-am Jones. Stephen Lewis. William Seymore. George Hotttii Paris. Mrs. Seniors Christensen. Dick Brown. Stan Goerte. J. R. H.rata. Bill Jossy. Fred Lott. Kenneth Steri, Fred Butler. Gilbert Go er. Wayne Hot sc her. Ronald Koth, Lawrence Maris. AlUn Sunamoto. Jim Berge. Cordell Hall. James Hudrlii. Paul Kyloo. Dennis McDonald. Andy Thomas. John Dimmlck, Ed Petie. Lyle Wicks. Tom Durham. Kenneth Powell, Walter Schmitt. Louis Wilson. Harry Wolgamot, John 339 A least to dear old Delta Tau .. . The Delts made their mark on campus this year with some very unique parties. The Four Square Club started their social season, followed by the annual French Apache. Decorations consisted of sawdust on the floor, sidewalk cafe tables with red checkered cloths and specimens of Delt artwork displayed on the walls. Unique? Inside the Delt house it was. Athletically, the Delts were represented by Bill Wold, varsity basketballer; Scott McKean, varsity swimmer; Marv Tyler, varsity javelin thrower; and Larry Bissonnette and Jim Orr, varsity baseball players. Delts were seen in many campus activities, such as Beaver Preview and Homecoming. In the honoraries divi- P resident Clough, Ed. Cato. Stuart Joelson, John Thomas, John Jones, Daryl Chapman, James Kern, Fred Zimmerman, Gary Kalina. Ron Hostess Peck, Mrs. Seniors Adams. Paul Cushing. Larry Undsay. Glenn Juniors Anderson. Jerry Kramer, John Long. Jerry, grad. Cannon. Lynn Durant, Ken Nielsen, Gary Clarke. Bill McKean, Scott Glaser, Steve Owens, Pete Dortch. Jack Meyenberg, Bill Hitchcock, Oavid Palmer. Alan Robinson, Darrell Doughton, Kerwln Faia. Jack Moon. Ted Parmenter, Lou Schroeder, Arnold Jackson. Larry Payne. Terry 340 sion were Ed Clough, Alpha Delta Sigma; Gayle Schluter, Thane; and Jerry Long and Roger Reynolds in Masque and Dagger. Very few OSC talent shows went by without the vocal contributions of the Delt trio, composed of Scott McKean, Bill Clarke and Tom Schooley. Butler. Martin Off. Jim Freshmen Beckwith, Bill Mishler, Gayle i inner, uonn Ellison, Dennis Ryder. Dennis Bell, Glen Mohr. Tony Goyak, Nick Schulter, Gail Brauning, Jay Olson, Loren Harmon. Kim Todd, Sharp Cale. Jerry Paine, Bob Tyler. Mary Warnock, Fred Coughcnower, Doug Crowley. Mike Thompson. Ooug Worley. Clifford Wold. Bill McCue, Steve Woodcock. Jim Howard. Ed ocniHiiry, ion Sophomores Borbano, Eric O'Mara. Mike Wrenn. Oon Kummort, Steve 341 D stands for Delta; U for Upsilon . . . Getting out of bed is a chore anytime, but the DUs found it to be a bit more pleasant the morning they learned that brother Will Post had been elected ASOSC president. On top of this great honor, Will also is a member of Blue Key. DU's athletes were also prominent on the OSC campus. Denny Pieters, Norby Keolanui and Gary Schneider were on the varsity football team. Varsity swimming claimed Warren Moore; Dave Clements showed his skill on the varsity tennis squad; and Ted Hendry represented DU on the varsity baseball team. In the intramural trophy division were added the all-school swim and wrestling championships. There was also the annual softball game with the Oregon DU chapter. Such house dances as Riverboat, Bottle Fatigue and the Flower Formal kept the house in the swing socially. Present Edward , Dick Post. Will Hanton, Ron Sheldon, Robert Kohnke, Dave HoUtts Tackacs, Mr . M. Clement . Dave Small. Bob Meyer. Wally Senior Beven , Dick Clifford. Mike Sparks. Jerry Moore, Warren Bitterling. Ken Hendry, Jim William , Royce Ottman, Jack Carswell, Keith McGregor, Doug Juniors Anderson, Gary Pieter , Don Mko. Lorin Brown, Bill Price, Dennl Clarkson. Pet Ripley. Dave 342 Salman, Howard Shelton, Marlin Hanson, Mike Hopper, Fred Rembert. Chuck Stuhr, Don Edwards, Larry Hubbard, Bill Sophomores Bayne, Bob Kovash, John Thompson. Frank Lund, Ernie Bockendorf, Jerry Myers, Al Youde, Jim Olson, Keith Boone, Ken Pavitt, Bill Freshmen Carrington. Chuck Robinson, Tom Dummor. Dave Panter, Steve Conley, Dave Swaim, Mike Hall, Ron Pieters, Denny Casey. Dale Wallig, Mark Hanson. Larry Price, Darrell Cutting, Kent Williams, Woody 343 X This was not only a good year, but a year of fun for the men of Gar Tyr. They whirled by a number of successful social and activity events. In late October the members played a “noisy part in the Homecoming noise parade. Then, there was the “horrifying role in UMOC and the participation in intramural sports. Towards activities, Gar Tyr contributed Gerald Christensen to Phi Eta Sigma and Eugene Royer as Thane. Athletics saw Earl Harbin, varsity footballer, and Ron Critchfield, Jimmy Woodland and Stan Stafford wearing the orange and black on the varsity basketball team. The recipient of the Interdorm Council's foreign student scholarship was a member of Gar Tyr also. In the spring came the beach trip, as well as several firesides and exchanges. Knights of the Garter, Gar Tyr’s annual dance was the highlight of the social season. President Krause, Marlen Jonasson, Frank Ames, Oarrell Becker, Hans J. Chambers, Glenn Gheen, Robert Gale. Lcland Baker, Dwight Campos, Cris Christensen, Jerry Harbin, Earl Coto. Raul Harrison, Kenneth Dahlin, Joel Hess. John Domae, Mltsajl Fawkes, Gordon Fosberg, Michael Jells, Peter Johansen. Chris Lee. Chueng Wal Maasdam, Jerry 344 Maddux. Donald Notowitz, Allen Russell, John Walker. Edward Martlndalo. R. O. Nuxall, John Sanders. William Webber, Wayne Martin. Timothy McNamara. John Paulsen, Raymond ShoJI. Eugene Wilke. Jerry McChesney, Kenneth Miller. Clive Parkin, Neill Stafford, Stan Yang, Choong Sik Miller, Kent Rivera, Henry Turner, Harley Mitani, Douglas Ross, James Vogt. Siegfried 345 President Eskeldson, John Senior Adviser Oeet . Henry ' ‘Activities plus was the theme of Gar Wyn, and from the looks of the activity boys on campus, this pledge was one which was carried out. Congratulations for the completely sold-out Luau go to Ralph Hayaski, who was this year's chairman. For those enjoying the sports section of the 1960 Beaver, Phil Gregg is the boy to thank. Ray Girod handled the job of Interdorm Council prexy, while Bob Hiyama was Gar Wyn’s Thane. Representing the floor in honoraries was Vichein Sakoramonkol in Phi Lambda Upsi-Ion. Other activities in which Gar Wyn’s members were represented were the OSC marching band, IRE, AGE, Silver Wings and SCE. Intramurals were actively participated in, and the badminton semi-finals were reached by Vichein Sakoramonkol and Sommai Von-gsuri. Graduate Sakoramonkol. V. Seniors Hayashl, Ralph Juniors Bullis, Robert Wynn, Dale Brown, Richard Tomita, Charles Herb, Gene Sophomores Bollman. Lynn Christie. David Girod, Ray Gregg, Phillip Howard, Bruce 346 Pearson. David Soles. Herschel Chapman, Robert Morrow. James Spiesschaerl, Darrel Poulsen, Willard Freshmen Albright. Robert Eshelby, James Larson, James Payne. Steven Rasmussen. Pete Ritter. Lyman Inman, John VanCleve, David Kameya. Harold Henderer, Charles Vandehey. Mike Okamoto. Dennis Husband. James Washington. Thomas 347 Fall term found this young and fledgling organization in a deep swirl of activities, like its participation in intramurals, exchanges and a fireside with the girls from across the Waldo driveway. There was cooperative participation in the construction of the Homecoming house sign and an en-masse turnout for the annual noise parade. In cooperation with other Waldo Hall groups, the club participated in Disneyland Fantasy as an opener for winter term. President McCarty. Charles Graduates lamanllao, Juanito Seniors Gifford, Stetson Patrasek, Gerald 8!anchard, Ken Lockard, James Monger, Walter Juniors Bento, James Burkhardt, Don Yu, John 348 Akita, Richard Sophomores Freshmen Johnson, Howard Yamamoto, Mitsugi Garcia, Felipe Gushiken. George Lapp, James HA WTHORHE MANOR Success of Hawthorne Manor was evidenced by the fact that they have members active in many phases of campus life. Dale Lawson was Thane representative, Ed Nienow was Cooperative Student Council president and Russ Flannery held membership Pi Mu Epsilon. Of equal importance were grades which the men realized and received the honor of first on campus for independent men. Social life was not found lacking with house dances such as Wassail in Wittenberge and picnics at the beach. Other such functions were exchanges, firesides and Avery Park picnics spring term. Olexer, David Wilson, Doug Lawton. Nathan Lindquist. Bob Schafer, Fred Meyer, Richard HoUtu Albright, Mrs. Gndualt Witty, John Juniors Coyle, Charles PrtMjtni VanDyke. David Seniors Graham, Bruce Conn, Bill llllntky, Ntcholal Looney, William Ni«now, Edward Sanderson, James Sophomores Brunelle, Jerry Dirkten, Donald Lawton, Dale Fr shm«n Andrieu. Ray Conlee, Charles Corley. Roy Dow, Wayne Hundley, Gary Stein, Larry Taylor. Bob UKord. Glen Walker. Gary Zamora. Benjamin 349 HECKART LODGE PrttUtM Tamura, Mitsy Miller. Ron Dunton, Larry Oldenburo, Kent Estergard. Don Hostess Smith, Mr . Essig, Don O'Leary. Jack Grinnell, Jim Senior Davis, 8ernle Hogle, Larry Rohweder, Ron Gubter. Merlyn Hubbard. Howard S! on, Victor Hawley. Kent Hyde. Ray Wiseman, Orville Lee. Ron M. Michalek. Joe Ylm. Calvin Parker, Dewayne Mickelson. Dick Juniors Albertson, Eldon Pratt. Louis 350 4s members of Heckart, forever shall we, uphold her standards of loyalty... Get ready for the Beaver spell-out was a common statement of OSC’s yell king, Don Essig. Many new innovations and ideas used in rally squad stunts this year were the work of Don and the rest of his squad. As for social functions, the Heckart Howl house dance was once again held fall term. The athletes of Heckart captured the intramural gymnastics, horseshoe and wrestling championships. The independent track championship was also garnered by the group. Those members on OSC teams were Amos Marsh, varsity football; Mitsi Tamura and Tobe Swey-gardt, varsity wrestlers; and Joe Michalek, varsity crew. Roinockcr, Tom Fisk. Dale Sophomores Zweygardt, Melvin Brunner. Howard Guss, Irvin Larson. Leroy Chambers. Don Lutz, Walt Cutter. John Maben, Jim Rockhill, Gerry Starr, Ron Frahm. Jim Graves. Don Thrush. Bob Grimes. Mahlon Woodford. Gene Wheeler, John Hatch. Phil Hood. Ken Day, Dennis Marks, Darrell McKinley. Jim Freshmen 8enedicL Alan Busby. Terry Kralman, Larry Larson. Bruce Ramsay. Ed Caldwell. Ken Thompson. Larry 351 An exchange with Hawley Hall and a steak fry started off fall term on a social note. In preparation for other social functions, George Bolon led the Wednesday night dance sessions in Weatherford cafeteria. The Michelangelo of Hagall Staan, Gil Nostrant, painted the mural on the wall in the basement recreation room. Other extracurricular activities were football, basketball and wrestling intramurals, and Keith Larson led the Baptist youth group as president. Prtvdtnt Larson, Kalth Barber, Dave Co , Gayle Flog. Steve Lukes, Joseph Peek. Bill Borjeseon. Don Dent, Bob Gregonis. Mel Mcllnay, Gary Robertson, Ron Ballen, Tom Ball. Del Browne, David Fackler, Edward Hayase. Ernest Miner, Don Rover, Jack Findley, Gerald Hrabal, Ernest Mo, Nguyen Root, Bob Haack, Ken Mulder, David Stocks, Steve Irving, John Nelson, Peter Trotman, Roger Jordan. David Nostrant, Gilbert Zattcrlow, Ted 352 Football, basketball and other intramurals, plus exchanges and firesides kept the group busy this year. Spring term saw beach trips and a steak fry, along with Friday-at-four gatherings. Activity men were Paul Knaupp with his lead in “Annie Get Your Gun and Bill Williams, Thane. Present Bennett. John R Barnett. Evcf tt Bourn. Robert Harper. George Lane. Lorry Pwfl. Strvrfl, SeppJ. Michael Blom. Carl Bailor. Gary Hemerick. Paul Langholff, Gilbert Payn. Oa� id Stevenson, Alan Hostess Hyde. Mrs. Warren Barnes. George Bogue. John Cowing. Richard Hendrickson. Ralph Liens, Fred Puliceds, George Water. 8ruce Oehlmger. Charles Hodson. Jim Lynch. Peler Repak. Roy Walson. Terry E.ans. Chariot Johnson. Thomas Michimoto. Ray R kard. Scoll Wiley. David Geiger. Oend Kiser. Frederick Witched, Edward Santti. Dale WiUiams, William Hancock. Lambreth III Knaupp. Paul NagaU. Thomas Schmidt Wiliam Young mend. Robert 353 Keep your honored standards high, Kappa Delta Rho . . . K A P Sitting on the front steps watching all the girls go by was one of the advantages of being a KDR. Another was the almost continuous football game going on on the front lawn while a basketball game raged on the court in the backyard. Their athletic efforts were rewarding, however, as they reached the semi-finals in the fraternity flag football competition and were runners-up for the volleyball championship. But all was not athletics as far as the KDRs were concerned. Prominent brothers were Clark Fisher, who as MU music committee chairman, organized the Christmas caroling in the Quad. There was also Bob Watrous with his supporting role in “Annie Get Your Gun. The social life was not neglected either with the Beatnik house dance, plus many firesides and other functions, as well as the regular TGIF observance. President Hostess Seniors Me� serle, Donald Grenlell, Mrs. Ernest Bursell, Gordon Clayton, George Darling, Robert Daulton, Tom Fisher, Clark Goodrich, Jim Kasoborg, Darell Scott. Robert Stelnhauser, Fred Watrous. Bob Davis, Jack Sophomore Faust. Bill Gustafson, Ed Martin, Gene Saylor, Lowell Burnett, Tom Cooper, Melvin Davis, Jeff Marrill, Chuck Messerle, Ken 354 Fox, Dick Junior Blade. Jerry Schwan, Fred Andrew , Bob Boesel. Jerry Snapp, Dick Butler, Alvin Eaton, Gary Powell, Morwyn Gilkison, Dennis McClellan, Howard Marlin, Richard Rougerude, David Greene, John McTaggart. Brent McLure, Loren Schoen, Doug Griffith. Gary Montgomery. David Meredith. Dick Tanner. Ken Hart. Charles Nelson, Delbert Wood. Doug Holm, Loren Pinard, Russell Freshmen Brainard, Bradley Hyder, Larry Schroeder, Larry Livingston. Richard Shipp. James 355 Senior Backeborg, Harry Gasaway. Gary Westerberg, Bob Goskirk. Tom Dlnwlddie. Parker Helber. Larry Zlnn, Neil Hart, Dick Duric, Dan Krahenbuhl, Paul Junior Buckthai, Bob Manner , Gary Edmiston. Pete Larson, Pete 8udke, Paul Morgan, Ralph President Patterson, Glenn Legget, Allen Pearl, Jim Preston, Bill Thorsness. Dan Ferris, Pete Wallin. John Hostess Bonson, Rose Ellingboe, Salmo Ward. Bill Frenck. Roland Wulf, Bruce 356 For college and for Kappa Sig .. . lift every glass on high ... Perhaps the Kappa Sigs best claim to fame lies in their copping top awards in Homecoming decorations for the past four years. Another Kappa Sig project was the fifth annual fall term sorority pledge breakfast. The K Sigs are capable in other fields as well. For example. Pete Larson held down the position of ASOSC treasurer and membership in Alpha Delta Sigma. Jim Wallace was secretary of Thanes, and Gary Manners was chairman of the Beaver Invitation to Education” program. So much for activities. What about social functions? Well, co-eds are still talking about the 23rd annual Barbary Coast dance, complete with fish nets and boats. Dudley. Jerry Lcggct, Howard Miller, Dennis Pickett. Nelson Wallace. Jim Ferguson, Jim Chambers. Stan Hall. Tom Sophomores Bartsch. Dick Hinton. Mel Likens. Fred Oliva. Steven Spaulding, William Covington. Jack Benvenuto, John Harmon, Michael Mendicino, John Orme, Ronald Tennant. Dave Cram. Don Russell. Art Seppa, Dick Winkclman. Gary 357 Trussell. Dave Wells. Mike Participation by the members of Kaun Eis in the noise parade with Snell Hall, construction on a homecoming sign and a fireside did not hamper the efforts of their members in obtaining the highest g.p.a. in Waldo Hall. In doing this they also placed fifth in grades among the independent living groups. Winter term started off with a barrage of snowball fights and quieted down as the club members attended the winter dance, Disneyland Fantasy. Winter term saw participation in intramural basketball, and the Kaun Eis-men were proud of their bowling team which turned in some outstanding scores and placed high in the bowling league. Spring term was a time for relaxation for the many seniors as graduation approached. President Gels, Gary W. Seniors Bachman. Ronald E. Schuh, Stoven C. Wcstberg, Maurice L Artherton, Thomas E. Hagmann, Roger Juniors Akina, Birch A. Bird, Kenneth J. Bregel, Maurice L. Fuhr, Donald Johnson, Richard D. Murakami, Roy Rollness, Robert S. Takouchi, Donald M. Catto, James Cave. Marcellus Chaffee, Lyle W. Keller, Byrale Nelson, William Reynolds, Nell F. Welch, Gary 358 To the victor belong the spoils. And so it will be if Kaun Raad garners the intramural sports trophy, for which they are headed. They lead in points toward this very important goal. Engineers seemed to be plentiful around Kaun Raad, with Roy Haftor-son and John Keizur holding membership in Tau Beta Pi. John handles the George Washingtons as treasurer of the honorary. Religion was not neglected within this group where it consisted of more than just Sunday church services. Steve Hutchinson was active in Newman Club, serving as vice president. Prtvdtnt Keirur, John Hotlttt Lloyd, Mr . Kenneth Heidel. Joe Trygttad. Roger Fontenot. Jock Witkins, Oonald Oteaer, Da.id Seniors Schaer. Mike H.ppcrson. Donald Junior Anderson. Donald Fowlor. Fred Sophomore Cethey. Jam Roach, Michael Halt or ton, Roy Tolomel. Jack Black, Robert Warmer, Dal Erickson, Ken Staler, Darrel Fetdun, Raleigh HutcNnloft. St ph« M.le , Myron Freshmen AIL Malnard Gutbrod, Oscar McNutt Jim Mill .Roben SplUo, Dcnni 359 There needn't be any fear of prowlers around Kaun Mix with All American rifle team member Mike Griggs around to protect the members. More of Mike’s accomplishments were Rifle Club president and varsity rifle team co-captain. Kaun llix was synonymous with scholarship as shown by their being the top in that department in Poling. Intramurals were entered into with great enthusiasm which proved valuable when they reached the semi-finals in independent football. The success of Beaver Preview may be attributed to Casey Roberts, with his job as co-chairman. Pretid nt Shrceve, Ken Seniors Adams, J. David Palmer, Darrell Cockcrham, Dalo McLarty, Bill Skvarna. Paul Sanford, Roger Stafford. Dkk Juniors Adams. Dave Griffith. Stan Auborn, Jim Griggs. Miko Carter, Bernie Higley, Duane 360 Karlston, John Mattila, Al Payne. Donnis Lawler. Tom Miller. Kent Roberts, James Girton, Richard Knotts. Don Wilson, Dan Guenther. Al Rostvold, Mark McCIcary. William 361 Tomihiro. Walt Juniors Douglas, Robert Hyslin, Richard Sophomores Breeden. David Here’s one group who took the idea grades aren’t everything” to heart. Kaun Staan Mix had the attribute of having very high spirits even though their grades were found to be rather lacking. No trophies were brought home to show for their efforts but there was active participation from this group in football, basketball and bowling intramurals. The social whirl was not found lacking, however, and to head off the list were two well-attended picnics. A Christmas party, dances and firesides and the weekend at the beach spring term rounded out the year for the men of Kaun Staan Mix. 362 Doerksen, Allan Jennings, Larry Matsunaga, Jerry Ah, yes! Memories are made of this. Miyahira. Richard Olson, Robert Rondeau, Dali Savely, Ray Mo, Nguyen Phillips, Wayne Walters. Charles Mor.kado, Robort Rikcr. Joseph Stephen, Ronald Waltrip, Marlin Freshmen Crawford, Thomas Plant, David Lynch, Terry 263 The men of Kaun Staan llix play football, too. We're poor little Lambdas who have lost our way ... Lambda Chis lent their talents to many activities. Deraid Swift, Don Thiel and Aaron Thomas were members of the varsity football team, while Leon Criner participated in both varsity football and baseball. Roy Jones and Bob Stiles lent their talents to the Rook football team, Lee Collins was a varsity swimming letterman and Doug Ballew was a trackman. Frank Parr was Lambda Chis Thane and Dave Bell was Lower Division senator. Joe Griggs was Co-op prexy and Mike Harris led Masque and Dagger. PrtiSdtnl Harris. Michael Larson, Richard Larson, Roy Hotltu Seniors Mares, Mrs. Lillian Adkins, Robert Bonn, Larry Bishop. Boyd Collins, Lee Criner, Leon Matters. Ruttel Nossen, Jack Root. Robert Spahr, Miko Curtis. William Griggs. Joe Swift. Oeraid Thiel. Donald Thomson, James Chriitlanson. John 8arber, Dave WalUn. Robert Pellergrino. Joseph Brady, John Weiss. Rudolph RoWness. Robert Branham. Jack Ballew, Douglas Thomas. Aaron Grant, Ron Eggers. Robert 8ell, David Jones. Roy Harris, Michael McCulloch. Tom Marsolek, Tex Hermes. Kenneth Parr. W. Frank Pllska. Allen Hoten, John Wilson. John Sillies. Bob 364 ■■ A great year for the intramural basketball league champs. The loss of the intramural football league championship in an overtime game was compensated for by this new honor. Another honor which came to Naud Mix was when mountain climbers, Glenn Ireland and Mike Bauer, rescued a lone climber on Mt. Washington. Journalist Don Michael was managing editor of the Barometer and mathematician Dave Thomas was a member of Pi Mu Epsilon. This year’s social calendar of exchanges, TGlF’s, dinners and serenades was highlighted by a spring dance and coed dining among the Sacketts. PrtUitot Ritchie. Don Bullock. Marvin Edward . John Hunnlcutt, John Kruger, Larry Murry. Wallace Richardson. Jarard Bullock. Ronald Fauteck. Norland Ireland, Glenn Lehman. Terry Noble, Gary Rowe. Robert Mattes Hyde. Mra. Benedict. Robert Clapperton, Oeano Gardiner, Jell Klor. David Loennlg, Bill Prichard. John Simmon . Mark Brumbaugh, Darrel Cone, Jame Graham. Robert Klug. Mark Michael. Oon Reynold . Don Slt on. Stanley Smith. Richard SuimllL Charles Thomas, David 365 8 11. Edward Hall. Robert Young. Ronald HuHman. Donald MlUlom, Jack Scott. Gary Wilt, Richard Clark. Nolton Clark, Norman Sh«l y. Roger Jonaeton,Frank Walker. John R. Rot . Erne Franklin, John osc FIREMEN Student firemen comprise the main initial fighting force for the Corvallis Fire Department. The students, who live in the stations, ride the engines and are usually the first firemen to answer the alarm. Along with their fire fighting duties these students serve as ambulance attendants. Each year several students are selected to live at the Central or Chintimini Park Fire Station. Free lodging is provided in exchange for duties performed in the protection of life and property. A student party during the fall term and a volunteer New Year’s banquet topped the social calendar for OSC student firemen during the year. 366 Perhaps Othil Gar's main claim to fame was that they received the AIS trophy for the most outstanding men's living group in dormitories. Skip Prothero contributed his talents in garnering this award by being AIS vice president, as did Loren Pankratz, IVCF vice president. Other activity boys were Cliff Hunter, OSC Rowing club secretary and Thane, and Steve Ryan with his male lead in Third Best Sport and Kismet. There were also many other members in honoraries and other clubs. Representing Othil Gar in intramurals, the athletes tied for league championship in both football and volleyball and participated in most of the other sports. Moyer, J. Kont Sophomores Sponseller, Dennis Bernes, Ramon Pankratz, Loren Ritchey, Roper Humphreys, George McMahon, Blair Juniors Hutcheon, John Johnson, Howard Tucker, Vernon Morrow, James Ottinger. Robert Kruger, John Wells, Gordon Peel, John Pruidtnt Hunter. Clifford Hoitess Lloyd, Mrs. Kenneth Heitkamp. Martin Prothero. Stephen McCombs. Merrill Freshmen Dahlkvlst. Larry Skaggs. Roy Seniors Ferguson. Jack Madinabeitia. C. S. Scheuermann. Glen Orsor, Robert Harmon. LaRay Walker, Glenn 367 D K Y High, high, high, Phi Kappa Psi, live forever is our cry . .. Walking swiftly to the “0 for coffee before their eleven o'clock class, a Phi Psi foursome pushed their way through the football players arranged near the door. Two members of the Squires, Bill Neilsen and Jay Sumner, joined them and proceeded to discuss their next appearance on Friday Variety. At another booth were ping pong doubles champions. Gary Bedsworth and Dick Bjellard, discussing the winter formal, Debutante’s Ball. President Phillip . James Grotefend. John Kawasaki. Nobuo Sophomores Ashman, Kenneth Dlment. Paul Huffman, John Moar, Donald Bielland. Richard Eberlein. Neal Hostess Herron. Mrs. G. S. Seniors Eberlein. Alan Kurtr, Maurice Juniors Bladhotm. Roger Crabtree. James Fields. Wayne Laugen, Gary Curtis. Lynn Hadfield. Earl Oatrom, Byron Ivy, Frank Hungate, William lundgren, Garlan Nielsen. Willard Roberts. Richard Platt. William Johnson, Keith Milne, Thomas Smith, James Roemer, Vard Thornton. Gene Judevine, Michael Murray, Phillip Vice. Gerald Sumner, Gerald Freshmen Bull, Jack Kortge, Michael Mussetman, Gerald Wiseman, Bruce 368 OKI Phi Kap men are singing a song of loyalty ... It was dinnertime at the DG house when out of nowhere a fellow walked through the dining room and started singing the Phi Kap sweetheart song. It seems as though a pledge nowadays must be multi-talented in order to get to be a member of a fraternity. Other Phi Kaptalentsweredisplayed through Ronald Harshberger, AIIE vice president, and Gerry Myers, Military Ball chairman, vice president of Scabbard and Blade and Pershing Rifles. Seniors Bartels. Ron McIntyre, Gerald Conti, Daniel Flnrow, Day Reiford. Wayne Heard. Bill Isaacs. ten Scott Barrel Warren, Don Hull. Keith Urter. Oennie Moser. Dave Mount Dean. Ragna Van Vlack. Okk Sophomores Angus. Bob Lap . Gary Zatrani. Isaac Sbofee. Barry Barry. Dare Corkltl. Oa.e McCrory. Dean GraybiH. J'm Umphrey, Tom Burton, Jerry Moon. Larry Doan. Alton Gooding. Oare Sharti, Mike Johnson, Vern Harshbarger, Ronald Myers. Jerry Skye. Mike Harrison. Wesley ShurtUH. John Leong. Denis Piei-dtol Miller. Carl Juniors Anderson, Wilbur Cato. Barry Long, Ke.th Freshmen Graham. Douglas Starr, Merle 369 ... And a Phi Delt crest upon the door . .. Although studies are the most important facet of college life, it is not all work and no play at the Phi Delt house. Their contributions to Oregon State seem to be weighted a little heavier on the athletic side, where Dainard Paulson, Ron Miller and Larry Sanchez were members of the varsity football team. Jim Raack doubled in his role as house president and varsity football team manager. Jay Carty and Ernie Johnson were varsity basketballers. Activity-wise, John Rorem held down the position of editor for the senior section of the Beaver and membership in both Alpha Delta Sigma and Scabbard and Blade. Other Scabbard and Bladers were Jerry Gatlin, Gary Brown, Willy Johnson, Larry Massey and Bill Meany. Sigma Tau President was Ed Bennett, while Joe Cox represented the Phi Delts as Thane. Socially the boys whooped it up at the Barn Dance and beach party. The Tri Province convention for all chapters in the northwest was held winter term at the OSC chapter house. Preikient Raack. Jim Bennett. Ed Gatlin. Jerry Massey. Larry Steelhammer, John Tebb. Paul Brown. Gary Gill. John Paulsen, Dainard Juniors Baker. Gary Wagner, Bill HoUtss Oyer. Mrs. Madelene Seniors Armstrong. Ed Dolven, Terry Hatton. Al Hanson. Dick Phillips, Larry Phillips, Pat Bringhurst. Richard Horrell, Don Sophomores Ankerson. Tim Bally. Chuck Heinke. Gary Reinking. Ed Johnson, Ernie Beach. Dave Horne, Tom Rorem. John Maletis. Jim Carty, Jay Johnston, Willy Lundc. Ray Sanchef. Larry Scott. John Miller. Ron Snell. Frank Coleman, John Cox, Joe 370 DeBisschop. Dick Martin. Colli Freshmen Baker. Terry Lampros, Nick Galyen, Jim Oaborn . Don Ballln. Bob McLaughlin, Ed Glrvan, Burke Ogburne, Phil Godtil, Pat Peterson. Larry Kjome, Bob Pubols, Dave Brooks. Richard Burkland. Richard Cande . Bill Mazzocco, Fell Rambo. Doug Roehm. Jim Le«. Francis Poole. Jim Demorest. Harry Roehm. Jeff Linstedt. Dan Seaborn, Jim Hill. Fritz Rossi. Gary 371 Manager Smith. Aubray Hoittit Anderaon, Genevieve Saniora G)elde. Eric Huddleston, Wayne Black. Phil Hudson, John Jenaen, John Lewie. Tom Payne. Edward Polymeropoulos. C. Railing. Ne.t Rogera. Gary Wiltert. Gian Baugh. Larry Cad wall, John Hedges. Dennis Meigl . Roger Lea. Ben 372 On a Fiji honeymoon ... Athletes, politicians and students were included in the membership of Phi Gamma Delta. To begin with, the Fijis won third place in the IFC Sing, second place in the all-fraternity basketball intramurals and second place in the all-school skiing competition. Tom Lewis. IFC treasurer, and Larry Baugh, ASOSC Senate member wore the fraternal badge of Phi Gamma Delta in campus activities, while Neil Plumley and John Cadwell sported the orange and black on the varsity football team. Fall term saw the German Beer Gardens dance, complete with sawdust, lederhosen, kegs and mugs. Fidel Castro and the boys was the theme for the spring term house dance. There was a Christmas party for the WCTU farm home boys. Freshmen Funston. Fred Inman. Kent Poorman. John Lucas. Mike Funston. James Dippold. John Jones. Jerry Wiese. Jerry Braden. Tom Ouettgen, Ronald Nibler. Roger Juniors Tramontano. Phil Zurcher, Jon Oalriel. Warren East. Sam Scott. Gary Smith. Duane- Stone. Tom Stuerwald. David Wellman. James Kruger. Larry Long, David McKenrle. Ray Muller. Tom Nosier, John Price. Steve Schanno. Paul Susmlll. Charles Svaboda. John Wildish. Gary 373 For it's hail to our brothers, in Phi Kappa Theta ... Highlights of the Phi Kappa Theta's activity-filled year were their Moonshiner's Brawl, charter day banquet and Fish Formal. Another big event looked forward to by members and their dates was the Sand Bowl picnic and softball game held with the Acacias at the coast. A regular activity of the house is that of ushering at 10 o’clock mass at St. Mary's Church every Sunday. Ken Van Driesche represented Phi Kappa Theta on campus as Thane. President Rowe. Peter Seniors Atkinson. Michael Stone. John Van Driesche, K. 374 Davis, Richard Juniors Duby, Roger Freshmen Davidson, John Hostess Graham. Mrs. Nellie Haslebacfcer, Al. grad. McDonald. Norris Sophomores Barocan, Tom De Jardin, Thomas Geraths. Norman Gooding. Wayne Peart. Dan Schneider. Oavld Van De Wiele. D. Wllle. Frank Junior Oilman. Ouane Weltgerber. Jack Porten. Jim Clark. Ed. Retoken . Bob Slater. Bill Smith. Ok Welgant. John Freshmen Jama , Tim Rider, Ray Allan, Jim Co ette, Tarry The dream girl of Pi Kappa Alpha is the dream girl I'll always adore . . . Oh fireman’s band, oh fireman’s band, here's my heart and here’s my hand. And such was the call whenever the PiKA fire engine clanged down the street with a load of coeds aboard. When the members weren’t stopping traffic, they were winning the Nickel Hop trophy for the third time in four years. Other honors achieved by members were: Tim James, Thane; Duane Ullmann, Xi Sigma Pi; and Lee Powell, varsity swimming team. With the western craze what it is today, the PKA’s implemented it into a western house dance complete with guns loaded with blanks, which, in turn, resulted in many gun battles. Hansel. Jim Campbell. Lloyd E� «n� . Ray Lanning. Mike Berry. Jim Hoiltit Prrurftnt Mollatt. Glady Smith. Dan Senior Cawltield. Gaytan l«lj«, Okk Moore. Baiter Buthman, Bob McGahan. Mi, Parrith, Gary Powell. Lee Sophomore Appling. Jim Arntt. ten Barrera. Al EyoMton. Dare Jaekton. Nick Ju� t e, Jerry Margu-t. PM Murphy. Ray Shield . Jack Sjolander. Ron Weber. Rkk Wilton. Steve 375 O K T My Phi Tau pin with jewels set in ... The Phi Taus of North 13th were socially successful during the '59-'60 season. Along with many exchanges and firesides, they held their Night Beat costume dance and the annual Carnation Ball spring formal. Prominent members in the fraternity were Don Wuopio as Rook Counselors' chairman and Norm Seelye, winter term sports editor for the 1960 Beaver. President Montgomery. Errol Bergman, Donald Hansen, Richard Claus, Richard Lamerson, John Hostess Burkhart, Mrs. E. R. Senior Atherton, Brent Dobrot. Carl Mansfield. Charles Elbow. Gary Materia. James Carstensen, Craig Seelye. Keith Juniors Davis. Bruce Kenyon, James Lenox, John Maddox. Russell Millikcn, Malcolm Smith, Michael Vilhauer, Jacob 376 Mauger, Bruce Harmon. David Marcum, Francis Hoag. Steve Montgomery. Edward Hege. William North. Raymond Sophomores Boyer. Alan Gilford. David Laird. Cook Sorenson. James Hytowifc. Robert Redmond, Mike Wuoplo, Donald Evans. David Hamstreet. John Lents, Michael Freshmen Akulaw. Andrew Jarvis. Paul Seeiye. Norman Steele. Robert Stomple, Peter Kent. Kenneth Sullivan, Terry Cox. Merle Lenox, William Turnage. Lindon 377 OIK Bjtlof. Mary Bvindlo. Jofry Dodge. Glonn Rohlind, Bob Pttudtnt Mill , K n Hudlow, Bill Sulvon. Donnl Junior Andor� on. Karl Dolby, M.ko Me Alpine, Stuart Thoma . Brian Huntington, John Searcy. Jim Baker, Gil Garner. Bob Rimoll, Ray Sophomores Finley. Ron Hoslttt Beaumont. Mra. Clark. Dave Hurych, Rich Shuell. Tom Davidson, Roy Kerr. Jerry Simmons. Vern Halth. Gil Graduate Reynold . Ted Critser. Roy Kisner. Ned Stevens. Art Dodge. Jim Klockers, Al StanBeby. Roy Kalhar. Dennis Oh Phi Sigma Kappa Sweetheart... Wide and varied were the activities of Phi Sig this past year. Sportwise: Karl Anderson was a varsity basketballer; Mike Dolby was a varsity football member; Larry Reed and Jeff Harris were members of the Rook football team. Jim Anderson was a Rook basketball coach, after being a star in his undergraduate days. Spring sports were represented by Phi Sigs Roy Critzer, varsity baseball; Roy Stan-geby, varsity tennis; and Rick Rider, varsity track. Activity-wise, Ken Mills was IFC vice-president and Bill McCarthy was freshman class treasurer. Highlighting the fall social season was the annual Moonlight Ball fall term. Spring term, the Phi Sig regional conclave was held at the OSC chapter house. 378 Carr, John Norri . Don Reedy. Bob Zander, Jon Graham. Gary Rider, Warrick Warner. Ro� � Freshmen Boss. Mike Harris. Jefl Skaggs, Roy Monaghan, James Wickwire, Russ Browne, Kingston Johnson. Terry Tetter. Chuck NordquIsL Myron Williams, les Burwell, John McCarthy. Bill Todd. Lowell Lynch. Peter McGrew, Jim Meier. Paul Stevens, Marsh Zalaha. Jack Carlson, Gerald Mudgett, Gilman Swenningson, Aaron 379 President Reviglio. Jack Smith. David Zeller. Jack Foulds, John Hayden. Tim Hostess Vinton, Mrs. Olive Hertel. John Juniors Anderson. Richard Manning, Robert Seniors Bollman, John Jewell, Richard Barker. Elvis Sophomores Ames, Robert Engctstad. Kurt Joost, Rodney Cooksley, William Blewett, Lorin Gleason, Gary McKeehan, Ernest Findlay. Rodney Colby, Richard Gulhcrie. James Routh, William Fridley. Vernon Crowder, Thomas 380 To the red rose of Pi Kappa Phi — 17K0 The advantage of having practically a whole football field on their property was an asset indeed for the Pi Kaps. Spring term saw the DG’s and Delts sharing the lawn with the Pi Kaps with many fast-moving games of volleyball. Parties included the annual Rose Ball and Pajama Dance. Then there was the Cellar Beatnik dance with corresponding atmosphere like a .. .. To round out the year, the Pi Kaps garnered the league softball championship. Paired with the Thetas for the Homecoming noise parade, the two groups contributed to the spirit of the occasion. The most prominent Pi Kap on campus was Kurt Engelstad, a Blue Keyer,” member of the Barometer staff and Alpha Delta Sigma. There were also brothers in various other organizations— publications, honoraries and athletic. Dolsen, Frederick Elliot. William Leedham, Larry long. Harold Gillette, Landa Grant, Fraser Pittman, Robert Price. Jim Gleason, Thomas O'Hara, Dennis Lossner, Peter Rinker, James Haas. Leslie Turner. Roger Massey. Thomas Stophcnson, Cliff Kenny. Dennis Freshmen Benz, Emil Mulder. Da� id Thomas. Bill Campbel. Steve Flynn, James Notdruft, Norman Tidball, Douglas Young. Gerry 381 Beware of that black cat . . . and watch so that you don’t walk under a ladder. Such were the comments heard at Quorth Logar's Fireside in Abstraction held on Friday the 13th. Another interesting fireside theme was Autumn Leaves with a Halloween atmosphere of corn stalks and pumpkins. Interspersed among social functions were athletics. Softball, football and basketball intramurals were actively participated in, and some Ouorths were seen on Oregon State teams. Cliff Howery, Ernest Taylor and Gary Casey were members of both the Rook football and track teams. John Thies was a Rook footballer, and Gary Joanis batted in runs for the Rook baseball team. Prevdtnl Sutherland. Tom Seniors Dallas. William, grad. Hart. Richard Tolomci. Jack Caspeii. Robert Barocan, Thomas Sophomores Clark. Stan Sabourin, Jon Weckcr. Dave Ktrchner. Nicholas Barrett. James Duty. James Saunby, William Houets Partis. Mrs. Garnett Hougen. William Juniors Callender. William Kulik. William Roth. James Forest. Oavid Tana. Shlbun Ryan, William Sherwood, Hugh Jam, William Watson, Wayne Spaulding, William Van Duyn, Charles McDearman, Alan Weckcr. James Van Loo. Elmer Morten, Richard Young. Russell 382 Homecoming this year was a great thrill for Ouorth Staan. They garnered first place in the sign competition for independent men. Coeducational eating was aided by the Hawley-Quorth Staan exchange. By now, everyone should really know everyone else! In every season, Ouorth Staan members were an active group. There were numerous water and snowball fights, as well as bicycle rides to Avery Park. Christmas serenading, firesides and enthusiastic participation in intramurals made for a well-rounded year in the life of Ouorth Staan men. President Holt . Roger Magill, Edmon Inouye, Robert Legard. Harold Thompson. Clltf Crouser. Kenneth Rieckmann, Richard Jagor, Eldon Sophomores Gilmore. Arthur Freshmen Escaga. Lewis Snead. Larry Brown, Brian Gerhardt. Gary Stout, Floyd Meyer. Gene Jones. Fred Williams, Gary Moravec. Nicolis McKittric. Bob Wilson. Dan Murphy. Gary Moss. Jim Winston. Brent Grsdutlts Plsor. Don Seniors Chan. Edward Juniors Dimmick, Robert Lamb. Frank Pcerenboom, Leroy Millenlx, Jim Patterson. Robert Rieckmann. William Crunkllton, Robert Harper. Howard Taylor, Keith Porter, Richard Schreiber. Dave Dimmick, Edward 383 REED LODGE Let's see. it's Sunday evening so Maverick is on television. This program, as well as a few others, must have influenced Reed Lodgers when they chose Blue Bucket Hotel as the theme of their spring costume dance. Other dances relieving the tension of studying were Cool and Mellow and Nite Cap. President Whitaker, John Senior Berg, Wayne Martm. Jack Schneider, Omer Branin, Barry Bonn. Dick Mikkelson, Byron Snyder. Bruce Cummin . Rod Sophomore Anderson, Don Hottest Bail. Mr . Janett Larsen, Terry Purves. Ralph Walker. Roy Johnson. Rich Rodgers, John Juniors Adams. Jerry Jones, Dean Moore. Mike Burton, Oick Sandberg. First Clevenger, Tom Sullivan, Dave 384 Bennett, Bob Bryant, 81II Hallner, Bob Jones. Bob lamson, Ray Freshmen Adams. Ron Neubergor, Ken Schroeder. Butch Alajokl, Frans Barnes, Miko Maddox, Errol Meloy, Bill Activity boys were Jim Walker, Thane; Ken Simila, Phi Eta Sigma; Mike Schultz, Rook football; and Ralph Purves as MU head toastmaster and Phi Kappa Phi. In intramurals, Reed Lodgers captured the independent football crown. Scott. Henry Byrne. Pat Miller, Dave Russell. Ron Strickwcrda. Chuck Walker, Jim Hill, Doug Morris, Jim Shultz, Mike Vordcrstrasse. Vorn Way. Bob Koski. K. Pringle, Roger Simonson, Georgo Wilson, Doug Sandine, Kon 385 Come sing with Sigma Alpha Epsilon ... The men of Minerva made their mark on campus this year with some very unique parties. The annual pledge dance, Tot’s Trot, and the Thanksgiving formal were presented fall term. Caskets, cadavers and skeletons were part of the atmosphere created for the Embalmer's Ball. Proud owners of a new house, the SAEs held an open house and dedication ceremony fall term. Other happenings of note were the appearance of Scott Rickard on campus sporting his Blue Key sweater and Gary Edelbrook leading the junior class. Others wearing the fraternal badge of Sigma Alpha Epsilon were Jim Stinnette and Errol McKinney on the varsity football team. Pftt tnt Womack, Bob Cobb. Floyd Da«id� on. B il Griener. Earl Knowte . M l, Culwell, Don Fanno. Gary Hull, Gordon Kruger. Roy Ho ilesi McLean, Mr Nell Senior Ca e. Jerry Daniel . Doug Greenly. Walt Johnson. Dick Mayl.e, Jack Meyer� k. Ed UAtttll. Rkh Myer . Ralph Retard, Scott Saiton, D. k Schumacher. Bob Sickler. Tom Stanley. Jerry Temple. Bob Benninghoff. Paul B rer. Cal Brook . Mike Coot. Da� e Edelbrock, Gary Evenson. Emi Hadley, Doug Hemingway, Ri h Kilby. V,ke McCro� key. Chuck McCutcheon. Rob Maddy. Ron OUon, Ron VanLoan. Jim Foster. Bob Matteraon. Jon Poltroon. Tom Junior Ward. Jan Fyock. Tad Moraland. Art 286 Juniors Ballon, Tom Helnsoo, Tiil Maxwell, Jay Barnett, Jim Hopkins, Ron Maxwell, Ron Britsch, Bill Brilsch, Ludie Horn, Oarrell James, Roger McDonald, Jim Sutherland, Tom President Ramsey, Paul Giengcr, Tom Johnson, Dale Dean, Pete Jesscll, Todd Swygard, Jim 388 Greenwood. Dennis Moore, Gary DuFault, Dave Kemp, Byron Wattors, Mike Hostess Pnrrett, Mrs. H. A. Romig, Robert, grad. Hake. Bruce Turner. James Fletcher, Ed Kllppert. Rick Weleber, Ken Hershman, Art, grad. Seniors Carlson, John Halsey, Warren Wclwood. Mike Gionger. John Martin, Don Sophomores Ball, John A Sig am; A Sig I'll be ... Perhaps the Sigma Chi's best claim to fame lies in the fact that they have captured first place in the IFC sing for the last three years. The Sigs are capable in other fields as well. For example, note on the mantel the all-campus dual track meet trophy, and next to it, the one which proclaims them badminton champs. Bruce Hake and George Enderle were members of the varsity football team, with the latter serving as one of the co-captains. Tom Gienger, Jerry Perez, Ed Fletcher, Darrell Fort and Bill Worrell held down the mat as varsity wrestlers. Darrell Horn was the nation’s top broadjumper, and Steve Pauly was one of the top decathlon men in the USA as well as hurdles champ. Activity-wise, Brian Busch was Thane president and Gary Moore a member of Blue Key. Bruce Johnson and Don Risk were members of Phi Eta Sigma, while Dennis Greenwood, Dale Johnson and John Carlson represented the house as Scabbard and Bladers. Really famous was the institution known as the Sweetheart of Sigma Chi,” an honor most any OSC Rookess would be proud to hold. The annual Embarcadero house dance was also a big function looked forward to to round out the year's activities. Bowman, Kern Burdick. Da«e Busch. Bnan Greenwood. Bob Johnson. Bruce Mulligan. Mike Peter, Jerry Risk, Donald Rohrbough. Jack Ronald. Bob Freshmen Strother, Mike Thompson, Leslie Albcn. Ted Gardner, William Huber. Carl Jackson, Larry Kempte, Steve Larsen, Al Meyers. Larry Nichols. Tom Surbaugh, Fred Weleber, Dick 389 Old Sigma Nu had a mighty fine crew ... The five-armed star distinguished the members of Sigma Nu, and that star certainly got around this year. It shone on the gridiron where Mike Kline and Earl Woodward were varsity tackles. Joe Wood, Tom Carter and Tom Hamlin represented Sigma Nu on the varsity golf team, and Bob Semon as a member of the varsity tennis squad. Grimm Mason was a member of the varsity baseball team. Men’s campus activities sported the star, with Bob Wright as IFC president, and Kaye Manchester as Thane. Socially, the star provided the illumination for the winter and spring term house dances, exchanges, firesides and other such extracurricular functions. President Wood. Joe Otness. Phil Findley, Ken Well . Sam Saunders, Grady Greene, Fred Wood. Rich Hostess Rogers, Mr . Ray M. Heinrich, Carl Smith. Dave King. Dennis Woodward. Earl Graduates Smith. Levi Horillo, John Turnbull. Greg Kline. Mike Sophomores Ciocca, Dennis Anagnos, Spiro Kesey. Joe Voorhies. Dan Robinson, Ed. Compton, Scott Seniors Carson, Ward Kirkmire, Jim Wright. Bob Russell. Robert Culver, Rick MacLean, Duncan Juniors Carter. Tom Tobey. Ed Fletcher. Jack 390 Scott, Gary Hancock, Bud Somon. Bob Haring, Jack Smith, Leon Hirt. 8ob Wost, Richard Simons, Mark Hamlin, Tom Nelson, Jack Freshmen Alton, Ken Dcnicke, Larry Snyder, Bud Joslin, 8ob Manchester, Kaye Niles, Bob Sampson, Dave Dcnicke, Charles Dupin. William Fogg, Jon Willis. Roger Wlllocks. Hugh 391 The men of the golden heart had another booming year—socially, scholastically andactivity-wise. The Sig Ep contribution to the world of music, the famous German band whose members sport multi-colored striped shirts, appeared at many OSC functions this year. Socially, the annual Fireman's Ball and Golden Hearts Ball were wedged in between books and activi- Oh little girl of SPE .. . President Michel . Dave Bateson, Will Geany, John Holman, Blair Bloodgood. Jerry Kelley, Lonny Carleton, Jerry Goodman, Larry Kelly, Gordon Buchanan. Richard Koollncr. Carl Hostess Hayslip, Mrs. Hazel Senior Ballinger, Roy Clinton. Dan Grayham, Eldon Larsen, Gary Church, Dale Laurs, Michael Connell, Tom Heaton, Larry Peden. George Collin. Henry Meadows, Charlos Heintzelman, Conrad Thurbcr, Jack Tobin, Kieler Hammerstad, Chuck Harris. Ernest Pctrone, Richard Seidcman, Richard Juniors Allen. Don Heyman, Dave Sweet, John Birch. Tony Jacnicke, Richard Tompson, Gary 392 ties, and were high points of the year. The activities angle was provided by Dick Seide-man, MU president; Kiefer Tobin, senior class prexy; Kent Wells, Thane; Dick Buchanan, science senator; and Terry Lowry, Phi Eta Sigma president. Gene Milbrath was a Rook basketballer, while Bob Jacobson ably represented the Sig Eps on the varsity basketball team. Sophomores Zwicker, Gary Jansen, Jerry Props!. Mike Heidi. Fred Ochs. Eugene Banning, Morris Kehrli, Lynn Rich. Jim Hockcn. John Pedcn, Bill Black. Kurt Kime. Jerry Wells. Kent Jones, Robert Ritchie. Douglas Blaedcl. Rodger Klick. Dave Yraguen, Frank King. Mike Scott. Pete Day, Richard Lowry. Terry Freshmen Forsoe, Dale Loomis. Don Stone. Dick Grischkowsky. Dan Posvar, Dean Griffin, Keith Maher. George Taylor. Douglas Meyers. Bill Hall. Jim Milbrath, Gene Wilkinson. John McGuire, John Hawley. Delmar Morse. Vic Woodruff, Rodger 393 Come let us sing a song for Sigma Pi. From within the rooms of the Sigma Pi house came many campus notables. To name a few: Dave Foster will be remembered as a talent show performer with his folk songs and satires on college life with banjo accompaniment. Gilbert Roberts was Thane treasurer, and Neil West was general chairman for New Student Week and a member of Phi Eta Sigma. Dwain Epps represented the military in the house as a member of both Arnold Air Society and Scabbard and Blade as well as being IFC secretary. Credit for another outstanding Ag Weekend goes to General Chairman Fred Griffith. Top fraternity house grades were awarded Sigma Pi, and second place in the Nickel Hops was another well-deserved accomplishment. Activity bustled within Sigma Pi, too. There was the Orchid Ball, with Chi 0. Susan O’Hair, chosen Orchid of Sigma Pi. Prtskient Epps. Dwain Cornett. Janies Henry, Bruce O'Neol, Terrence Prouant. Stephen Beyliss, Ed Hosttss Crockatt, Mrs. Theresa Seniors Bergstad, Ralph Foster. David Griffith, Fred Lindstrom, Charles Morzinl, Louis Ostrom, Kenneth Price, Gary Rajnus. Donald Sederberg. John Smith, Donald Tall. William West, Neal Johns. Eldon Karlson, Werner Kasserman, Stephen McCormick. James Molfitt, John Juniors Arnold, Kennoth Nygren. Larry 394 Breneman, Gary Horn. John Roberts. Gilbert Falcs, Donald Rettig. Robert Sophomores Carlton, Charles Holt , Roger O'Halr. Michael Runge, Dennis Hollenbeck. Robert Ramsdell. James ShoMer. Stephen Hill. Lynn Roberts. Gerald Freshmen Simonson. Ray Barter, Jan Vaughan. Rodney Wolf. Paul 395 This floor of the Hotel led off another successful year with their semi-formal ski dance. Even though real snow didn’t hit Corvallis until a few months later, this premature ski dance was a swinging one. Taking over a women’s dorm and getting it into shape wasn't an easy job. But the men of Siegel Hagall buckled right down and made the year a full and complete one. Lee Golder, Thane, had the task of assisting coeds moving into their dorms. In order to keep their physiques in shape, football, basketball, bowling and softball intramurals were included in their athletic program. Pretident Richie, Harry J. Seniors Brittain, David P. Eli, Daniel Hull. Charles E. Shoji, James M. Sophomores Chalice, Lyle Koljonen, Nchemiah Akimoto, Alvin Hcdlund, Vorno E, Merritt, John M, Juniors Baltimore, Jimmy R. Baker. Frederick F. Freshmen Cooper. Richard W. Billi, James L. Golder. Lee C. Esp, Jack Lee Hall. Robert F. Laird, Thomas B. Greene. James A. lohman. Dennis M. Nee. Arnold Koala. Sheldon K. Pickett. Robert R. Nekoba, Francis K. Okimoto. Ronald E. Vandenburgh, Neal Oxborrow, Michael L. Hester, Adin 396 We hail to thee Tau Kappa Epsilon ... T K E Woe be to the one who finished finals first each term because he was doomed to a hosing down due to an old Teke tradition. Mention of Teke deeds must include the annual Carnation Ball and the presentation of a sweetheart, plus the hobo dance fall term. Barry Hoffos, Rook basketballer; Fred Jossy, Rook swimmer; and Joe Wendlick, varsity trackman, contributed to the athletic might of the house. Steve Pierson, Thane and varsity swimmer, and Pat Callis, Phi Eta Sigma and varsity skier, were also prominent members known on campus. Other Phi Eta Sigma members were Norman Murray and Ron Shigeta, who was also a Scabbard and Blader. President Bish. Ken Cook, Richard Murray, Norm McClure, Phil Davis, Boyd Sperot, Dick Shfgeta. Ron Hottest Christerson, Mrs. Bond, Bill Osborn. Dave Juniors Castberg, Kaare Watkins, Dean Seniors Allen. Bob Callis. Pat Peterson, Alan Hitchcock, Dick Wendlick. Joe Mackie. Jay Sophomores Hicks, Larry Johnson, James Pierson, Stove Cook, Russ Jossy, Fred Kaser. Ted Freshmen Borgen, Ray Kim, Victor Schenk, Klaas 397 My dear little girl of Theta Chi . . . It would appear to the average bystander that in order to be a Theta Chi, one must wear a light tan raincoat or jacket and stand in a group outside the Commerce building before class. One wonders if the whole house is in B and T. Campus-wise, house prexy, Jan Bartels, also was senior class sergeant-at-arms. Don Wirth was a familiar sight as a male member of varsity rally. Socially, as in other fields, the year was a great success. The annual Red Ox Stampede started the social ball rolling and was proclaimed a huge success. The region conclave was held spring term at the OSC chapter house. Frank Hawley, varsity footballer; Ben Gasa-tis and Ed Vetsch on the Rook football team; and Bruce Day as first string third baseman on the varsity baseball team, kept the Theta Chis active in the athletic world. The chapter also won the esteem of being basketball champion of all the Oregon Theta Chi chapters. Preiident Bartels, Jan Burns. Bob Krueger, Brad Byrd, Bob Olson, Lane Hostess Page. Mrs. Clara Seniors Anderson, Francis Campbell. Bob Rauch, Larry Gilford. Stetson Juniors Brown, Charlie Hcrbst. George Bush, Bob Hillberry, Dee J. Child, Dennis Day, Bruce DeGroot, Ron Hamilton, Jack Hunter, John Johnson, Elvin Luebben, John Manner, Don Ross. Tom Simerville. Jim VanValln, Bill Walker. Bob Wills, Mike Wirth. Don Sophomores Bueller, Jerry Hawley, Frank James. Oon Kernek, Clyde 398 Rollins, Roger Green, Pat Mullin, Larry Smith, Gary Hockett, Dave McConnell, Jack Parkin, Neill Wilkins. John Hamln, Bill McCaroer, Oean McMorine. Dave Poulsen, Willard Winkleman, Larry Rosito, Darwin More, Glen Robert!. John Freshmen Briner, Paul Struve, John Reed, John Forrest. Dave Vetch, Ed Gasatis. Ben Russell, Robert 399 President Barber. Doug Bruco, Bob Cnstborg, Kaaro Doman, Jerry Gourley, Darrell Hostess Roonoy, Mrs. Seniors Arthcrton. Thomas Cham. Whitcy Harms, Miko Knutson, Jack Street, Jerry Hayes, Jim Marshall. Don Santord, Roger Spady, Willis Juniors Bailer, Fred Blanchard, Ken Brunton, Bruce Bunyard, Jim Delucchi, Phil Horrington. Bud May, Denny 400 There's a girl we hold most dearly in the hearts of Theta Xi... It was the second evening of rush week and one rushee, on his way to the Theta Xi house, was trying to remember names. He had no trouble recalling Phil Baker, Thane, and Bill Crandall, varsity crew member. At the door, the rushee was greeted by Bob Hutchins and Ladd Horn, prominent members of the Rook football team. They all moved into the living room where they joined a group of men listening to Jerry Doman, varsity football co-captain, tell about his experience at the fall dance Pete’s Pad. Of course this brought out other happenings at dances, such as tapping their dates with an authentic horse and chariot for the annual Roman Romp. Varsity mermen Bob Bruce, Phil Delucchi, Phil Baker and Bob Crawford were discussing the party for the Farm Home children. But then the conversation was broken up by a familiar and welcome call, Dinner!” Pettcrson. Carl Sticn. Ron Johnson, Howard Lang, John Mobley, Keith Steen. Robert Riddell. Irwin Crandall, 8.11 Clark. Stan 8akcr. Phil Baines. Jack Hutchins. Bob Johnson, Bob Bankofier, Ouano Fritchman, Kirby Van Cleave, Dennis Sophomores Brown, Gary Freshmen Ausland, John Horn. Ladd Merhoff, Craig Sams. Doug Freedman. Joe Hansen. Paul Schricbcr. David Plymlre, Jerry 401 Like a ... it seems as though the beatnik craze swept OSC in many ways this year-styles of dress, mode of life and food. Thorn Tyr incorporated this theme into a fireside and a very successful one at that. Participation in intramural sports saw Thorn Tyr men on both the football and basketball teams. In dramatics, Jim Rainey and Noel Connal were members of the Annie Get Your Gun” cast. Leading the Rooks this year was Bill Gardner, taking over as freshman class president winter term. President Brown. James Hostess Parks, Mrs. Button, Kenneth Ralston. Doug Heard. Wm. Nordllng, John Juniors Russell. Robert Frisch. Alan Freshmen Burnet. Steven Heater. Tim Rainey, James Connall. Noel Fosburg, Bill Henenway. Almond Hubbard. Bill Richards. Ralph Scott. Barney Fox. John Jackson, Nick Sterk, Fres Gandrud, Gairel Johnson, Dennis Strachan, Richard Coykendall. Ivan Tooke. Donald Johnson. Robert Gardner, William King. Michael Wilkinson. Wayne Seniors Inglis. Loyd Zakrxcwskl. James Sophomores Bremmer. Mike Porter. Merlin Hart . Ronald Lucking, Phil Wirkkala. Bryan 402 Fieihmtn Housden. Jack Social functions, books, athletics and activities all mixed together made for a well organized living group. The men of Tyr Feoh Kaun found the combining of these items the secret of their success. Socially, there were firesides and exchanges. The annual steak fry for the members was, as in the past, a success indeed. In athletics, intramurals were participated in in a big way, with basketball, volleyball, softball and many other sports entered for competition. During International Week, a foreign student was entertained by Tyr Feoh Kaun with dinner and an informal discussion period, aimed at getting to know him better and the country he represented. Kismet, a feature of Mothers' Week-end, saw the result of work done by Tyr Feoh Kaun members. Schaad, David Wheeler, Gerald Willocks, Hugh Workman, Edward 403 Newly organized. Tyr llix Gar members were an active group this year. Emphasis was placed on group activities, and many accomplishments were the result of this plan. A first was the copping of the interdorm football championship. Basketball and bowling saw participants from Tyr llix Gar. Successful in the social field, the men had skating and swimming parties, a steak fry at the coast and the Hoodoo Skiing trip. Activity-wise, Larry Rafferty took part in drama, Bruce Cauthers was a campus reporter for KFLY and Eric Lindauer was on the Rook swimming team, with diving as his specialty. : President Sim on. Stanley Junior Jacob. Ken Dougherty. Dan Sophomores Cannon. Date Smdh. Ma« Everett. Bob Cummins, William Snyder. Ron Oukohart, John Freshmen Ely. Jack Hay . Chuck Heater. Jim Hughey. Jim Redmond. Mike 404 Sorres. Paul Turner. John Umphrey, Tom Vontura. Ray Kirkpatrick. John Ward. Joro Grimes, Dan Heater, Jim Clark. Jim Londoner, Eric White. George HoUtss Park . Mr . Barnett. Everett Sond. Ron Sater, Chester OeCourcey. Oemt McClellan. Howard Winguist. John WALDO COUNCIL Hoiltii Wynn, Dal« KltnK. Mrs. Margaret McCarty. Charles Krause, Marlen Ross, James Gels. Garry Lohman, Denis Riehle. Harry Elde. Stuart Gregg, Philip Lockard, Jim Hayashl. Ralph Johnson. Howard Eaktldson. John Jonasson, Frar Couples dance by Sleeping Beauty's Castle. Waldo Hall Council consists of the president from each of the five clubs within Waldo and a representative from each club. Four hall officers are elected from the hall, at large, for one-year terms. The purpose of this council is to establish unity among the separate clubs and to solve common problems. The hall sponsors an annual dance. This year Disneyland Fantasy, featuring artistic similes of Disneyland, was enjoyed by all the members and their dates. 405 President Bancroft. Dick WEATHERFORD COUNCIL Amctutz, Dave One of the Council's claim to fame was that the students under its jurisdiction took part in campus activities, as well as social activities. Winter term brought the Hillbilly Hop, which in turn, uncovered a gold mine of amateur talent. These were used for further such events, as well as for OSC talent shows. A new queen for Oregon State's circle of royalty was added with the presentation of Weatherford’s spring term house dance. 406 Hunter, Cliff Love letters in the sand might have been one of the activities at the fabulously successful steak fry at the coast. This was a highlight of the social year for the men of Wyn Thorn. A grubby fireside, plus other social functions helped to release tension and take minds off the books. The athletes won the independent swimming championship for the second straight year, and the league intramural football top place was also gained by the members of Wyn Thorn. Prtuitnl B«rg r, Norman Barg. Don Carver, Jam i Coyle. Chuck George, Bob McGahuey. Gary Schwalbe. Lynn Benton, Gary Chock, Vernon Cron. Bob Gregory, Milton McGhehey. Donald Showera, Franklin Adam . Arl� e Bachofner. John Carson. John Coot . Norman Fouldt. John Moett, Bob Me Neal, Steven Softley, Donald Frenck. Roland Howard. Edward Niehoi . Tom Suoboda. Jim Gardner. Chester Jackson, Day Ling. J,m Pero. Jim Petke. Dan Stanley, Robert Stover, Fred Mateer. George Reynolds. Oon Velasco. Adolfo 407 Little man on campus depicted ASOSC First Vice President Lou Snyder in stature only. Capability and responsibility-plus was the character of OSC’s little man. Other celebrities living within the walls of Wyn Tyr were Larry Bowler, Interdorm Council senator; Bill Warren, General Engineering Society president, and Andy Boothe, Promenaders president. It seemed as though Wyn Tyr had the upper hand in the Forestry Club with Bill Schultheis, president; Dennis Caird, secretary, and Bill Olson, junior representative. President Caird. Dennis Border . Robert Geredes. Ted Hind . Michael Marquardl. Robert Pierson. Roger Snyder, Louis Bowler, Lawrence Gillette. Landa HoritSo. John Mathany. Allan Reed. Clark Walker. Lawrence Allen. John Boothe. Andrew Cooley. Rot Giutfre. Ralph Hunter, Jack Mendet. Robert Russell. Arthur Warren, William Angus. Robert Bute. Alvin Cropley. Carrol Hanson. Terry Hawley. Oelmar Ivary, John Jensen. Howard Johnson, Keith Koch, Gerald Milne. Thomas Mitchell, Stere Mustelman. Gerald Olson. Bill Schldt. Bill Schultheis. William Scott. Peter Shafer. Sam Whitfield. Frederick Wmniford. Robert Wong. Ray Zander. Jon 408 V V P An activity-conscious group, the members still found time to have several functions of their own. There were three firesides and an after-game dance during basketball season sponsored by the men of Yar Yar Logar. Many student leaders claimed Yar Yar Logar as home. Some of these were Al Heath, Phi Sigma president; Andy Chang, Hui 0 Hawaii president; Bob Hilands, Horticulture club president, and Al Blakely. Thane. Prtixltn! Bancroft, Richard Junior Aodraa. Arnold Bunyard. Jam«� Frothmcn Wo no, Theodore Conlay, David HoUtit Senior Lloyd, Mr . K«nn«th Michel. Fritz giad. Mock, Henry Sophomore Ttugita. Edward Blakely. All.ton Rowden, Gary Cron, Lawrence Gilman. Jame Lynch, Terry Spangenberg. N. Modgett, Gilman Olympiut, Richard This newly-formed living group consisted of the fourth floor, east wing of Weatherford Hall. At the top of the athletic honors list was the basketball team which was unbeaten in league play. Obviously studies were not neglected, due to the fact that Auer Beork ranked fourth scholastically for independent living groups fall term. Pitudtnl Tibb . Ronald Hotitit Kl.nk, Mr . Amitutr. Da. Runtey. D'Maru Cron. Larry Thompton. Bob Oavi . Wayne Hiura. Alvin 409 Hetlinger, Aten Lockwood. Lynn Morrell. Virgil WJton. Jerry Undoubtedly, when President Eisenhower retires, there will be a member of Yar llix Yar in competition for the job. Why? Just look at their success thus far. Karl Cummings, Harold Okamoto and Russell Dix were all Phi Eta Sigma members, while the latter was also a Thane. Associate editor of the Barometer was Gwil Evans, and Ronald Koga was Hui-O Hawaii treasurer. President Oii. Russell Hostess Lloyd. Mr . Kenneth Senior Grundin, Lee Olsen. Richard, grad. Johnston, Wayne Preston. Earle Sakano, Theodore Soiland, Gordon Quong, Benjamin Shipley. Stanton Ager, Lyle 410 Juniors Cummings. Doug Evans, Gwil Gourdine. Ernest Hottman, Donald IDC president and treasurer were Ernest Gourdine and Lee Grunden, respectively. Ted Sakano spread his talents among Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi, Blue Key secretary and ACS veep. Betv een books and activities, the men of Yar llix Yar still found time for social functions, which included exchanges, firesides and snowball fights. Oba. Richard Freshmen Bates, Stephen Sophomores Chapin. Ralph Jenkins, Robert Purdy, Bruce Louk, Arthur 411 INDEPENDENTS CVJ 5 CO INDEPENDENTS DEPENDENTS lidjj p£ 45S 5.1§, iiiiiiiii . ill,. ■ 4- Ss cf5Ss.“ S?i I £ 4!?Is‘s . x S |o s 535z6o«?«5 INDENTS to 5 ORGANIZATIONS INDEX Aapher 231 Acacia 320 Administrative Council 26 Agriculture Executive Council 235 Agriculture. School of 34 Alpha Chi Omega 266 Alpha Delta Pi 268 Alpha Delta Sigma 209 Alpha Gamma Delta 270 Alpha Gamma Rho 322 Alpha Kappa Lambda 324 Alpha Lambda Delta 214 Alpha Omicron Pi 272 Alpha Phi 274 Alpha Phi Omega 224 Alpha Sigma Phi 326 Alpha Tau Omega 328 Alpha Xi Delta 269 Alpha Zeta 224 Alumni Association 104 American Chemical Society. Student Affiliates of 236 American Roundsman's Society 242 American Institute of Chemical Engineers 244 American Institute of Electrical Engineers 243 American Institute of Industrial Engineers 242 American Meteorology Society 236 American Pharmaceutical Association 232 American Society of Agriculture Engineers 243 American Society of Civil Engineers 246 American Society of Mechanical Engineers 241 American Society of Tool Engineers 245 Aquabats 221 Arnold Air Society 251 ASOSC Officers 91 ASOSC President 90 Associated Independent Students 260 Associated Women Students 97 Athletic Board 144 Auer Beork 409 A Year to Remember 6 Azalea House 276 Band 136 Barometer Business Staff 108 Barometer Editorial Staff 106 Baseball Games 181 Baseball Team and Coach 180 Basketball Coaches 162 Basketball Games 164 Basketball Team 162 Beaver Business Staff 112 Beaver Editorial Staff 110 Beaver Lodge 325 Bata Alpha Psi 217 Beta Theta Pi 330 Betty Coed 114 Blue Key 211 Business and Technology. School of 36 Campus 4-H Club 231 Campus Club 332 Campus Police 30 Campus Religious Council 248 Carillon Bells 4 Chi Omega 278 Chi Phi 334 Choralaires 138 Civic Music Concerts 134 Coed Cottage 280 Collegiate FFA 234 Co op Board of Directors 98 Co op Council 265 Co op Managers Association 261 Co resident Council 264 Cosmopolitan 230 Crew Team 190 Dad's Club 229 Dairy Club 233 Davenport House 333 Dean of Administration 26 Dean of Men 28 Dean of Women 29 Delta Chi 336 Delta Delta Delta 282 Delta Gamma 284 Delta Sigma Phi 338 Delta Tau Delta 340 Delta Upsilon 342 Delta Zeta 286 Drama Directors and Activities 126 Education, School of 38 Educational Activities 92 Ehr Staan 339 Engineering. School of 40 Engineering Student Council 240 Eta Kappa Nu 225 Euterpe 220 Fin and Antler Club 249 Firemen, Student 367 Food Technology Club 232 Football Coaches 148 Football Games 150 Football Seniors 147 Football Team 146 Forensics 141 Forestry. School of 42 Forestry Club 228 Forest Fraulein 124 Freshman Class Officers 101 Fussers Guide Staff 109 Gamma Phi Beta 288 Gar llix 348 Gar Tyr 344 Gar Wyn 346 Golf Team 189 Governor of Oregon 25 Graduate School 54 Hagall Staan 352 Hawley 290 Hawthorne Manor 349 Heather Rae 281 Heckart Lodge 350 Homecoming Oueen 118 Home Economics Club 228 Home Economics, School of 44 Horticulture Club 234 Hui O Hawaii 230 Humanities and Social Science, School of 50 Mix llix llix 353 Independent Students. 412 Infirmary 30 Institute of Aeronautical Sciences 240 Institute of Radio Engineers 244 Intramurals 193 Inter-Dorm Council 263 Inter-Fraternity Council 257 Inter-Hall Council 262 Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship 239 Jameson House 295 Joe College 115 417 ORGANIZATIONS INDEX Junior Class Officers 99 Junior Inter-Fraternity Council 259 Junior Panhellenic 258 Junior-Senior Prom Court 117 Kappa Alpha Theta 296 Kappa Delta 300 Kappa Delta Pi 223 Kappa Delta Rho 354 Kappa Kappa Gamma 298 Kappa Pi 216 Kappa Psi 222 Kappa Sigma 356 Kaun Eis 358 Kaun llix 360 Kaun Raad 359 Kaun Staan llix 362 Lambda Chi Alpha 364 Lambda Kappa Sigma 223 Lamplighters 226 Library 30 Little Colonel 119 Little Sisters of Minerva 238 Madigral 139 Masque and Dagger Society 218 Memorial Union 96 Men’s Glee Club 140 Military 250 Military Science, Division of 53 Miss OSC 116 Mortar Board 210 Mortar Board King 120 Mothers Club 229 Mountain Club 237 National Collegiate Players 218 Naud Mix 365 Naval ROTC 254 Omicron Nu 220 Orange ”0 219 Orchesis 221 Othil Gar 366 Outstanding Professors 32 Panhellenic 256 Pershing Rifles 253 Pharmacy. School of 46 Phi Chi Theta 217 Phi Delta Theta 370 Phi Eta Sigma 215 Phi Gamma Delta 372 Phi Kappa Psi 368 Phi Kappa Sigma 369 Phi Kappa Tau 376 Phi Kappa Theta 374 Phi Sigma Kappa 122 Phrateres 301 Physical Education, Division of 52 Physical Plant 30 Pi Beta Phi 302 Pi Kappa Alpha 375 Pi Kappa Phi 380 Pi Tau Sigma 225 Poling Council 262 President of OSC 24 Prom Queen 117 Publications Committee 93 Ouorth Logar 382 Ouorth Staan 383 Rally Squads 102 Reed Lodge 384 Registrar 27 Rho Chi 222 Rifle Club 249 Rifle Team 177 Rook Baseball Team 170 Rook Basketball Team 183 Rook Football Team 160 Rook Golf Team 188 Rook Rally Squad 103 Rook Swimming Team 173 Rook Tennis Team 188 Rook Track Team 183 Rook Wrestling Team 176 Sackett A 304 Sackett B 306 Sackett D 308 Scabbard and Blade 251 Science. School of 48 Sea Beavers 237 Seahorses 202 Senate 94 Seniors 55 Senior Class Officers 56 Siegel Hagall 396 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 386 Sigma Chi 388 Sigma Delta Pi 216 Sigma Kappa 310 Sigma Nu 390 Sigma Phi Epsilon 392 Sigma Pi 394 Silver Wings 252 Ski Team 178 Snell 312 Soils Club 234 Society of Automotive Engineers 245 Sophomore Class Officers 100 Spanish Club 238 Spindrift 109 State Board of Higher Education 25 Student Life Committee 93 Student Loan 98 Swimming Team 171 Symphony, Corvallis-OSC 137 Talons 212 Tau Beta Pi 208 Tau Kappa Epsilon 397 Tennis Team 187 Thanes 213 The Pines 317 Theta Chi 398 Theta Sigma Phi 209 Theta Xi 400 Thorn Tyr 402 Track Team 184 Tyr Fooh Kaun 403 Tyr llix Gar 404 Varsity O 192 Waldo Hall Council 405 Weatherford Dorm Council 406 Winston House 318 Withycombe Club 233 Women’s Recreation Association 199 WRA Council 200 Wrestling Team 174 Wyn Thorn 407 Wyn Tyr 408 Yar llix Yar 410 Yar Yar Logar 409 Zeta Tau Alpha 319 418 STUDENT INDEX A Aaidi, Syed. 243 Aaserude. Robert A., 332 Abdul. Rahman M. S., 412 Abed. Georgo T.. 215. 412 Abell. John. 196 Abraham. Harlan H.. 259. 338 Ackerman. Carlynn F.. 288. 292 Adair. Judith A.. 292 Adair. Marilyn E., 306 Adams. Arlie E.. 407 Adams. David S.. 57.246.360 Adams. Dennis W.. 57.330 Adams. Jeannctto. 296 Adams. Judith K.. 266 Adams. J. David. 246. 360 Adams. Jerry L. 245. 384 Adams, lee S., 127 Adams. Paul G.. 340 Adams. Ronald E.. 253.385 Addleman. Mary S., 277 Adkins. Robert J.. 57. 364 Ager. Lyle W.. 263.410 Ahlcrs. Annette B., 220 Ahn. Kie H.. 57. 332 Aho. Darlene H.. 57. 256. 284 Akimoto. Alvin K.. 57.396 Akina. Birch A.. 358 Akita. Richard M., 348 Akulaw. Andrew Z.. 252.377 Alajoki, Frans O.. Jr.. 253.385 Alben. Tod E.. 389 Alborson. Eldon E.. 350 Albertson, Karin E.. 269 Albin. Arthur G.. 252 Albin. Nancy C.. 280 Albright. Robert J.. 347 Albright. Verne L.. 334 Aldahl. Joann V.. 306 Aldridge. Bette L. 266 Alemazkoor. Nooshang. 412 Alfajardo. luz M., 230 Allen, Dennis F., 232 Allen. Don S., 392 Allen. Harold O.. 170.387 Allen, James A.. 375 Allen. John F., III. 57.406 Allen. Michael B.. 96.331 Allen. Riley I.. 183. 387 Allen. Robert $.. 397 Allen. Sue. 283 Allen. Thomas J.. 334 Allgaier. Guenter, 183 Allison. Dixie I.. 280 Aim, Glenda K„ 412 Aim, Richard I.. 57,328 Alrick. Keith R., 335 Alstead. Marjorie G., 269 Alt. Mainard W.. 359 Altick. Stephen F.. 328 Alton. Kenneth K., 195.259. 391 Altpeter, Barbara K.. 214,298 Ambroso, Darryl G., 222 Amos. Darrel H., 344 Ames, Gary L. 57 Ames. Robert R., 380 Amstutz. David E.. 406.409 Andoregg, Barbara. 314 Andersen. Ernest F.. 332 Andersen, Gus L.. 194 Anderson, Carolo A.. 226.277 Anderson. David R.. 252 Anderson Don R.. 231.384 Anderson. Donald I.. 359 Anderson. Francis V., 57. 3$8 Anderson. Eric N., 329 Anderson, Gail P., 288 Anderson, Gary A., 342 Anderson, Gerald L, 340 Anderson, Hayes I.. 129 Anderson, James E., 192 Anderson, John. 240 Anderson, John C., 57.229, 243,244 Anderson, John W.. 252.335 Anderson. Judith I.. 274 Anderson. Karl. 162.164.166. 168.192.378 Anderson. Kathleen K., 108. 270 Anderson. Patricia A., 226, 290 Anderson. Pauline B.. 285. 304 Anderson. Priscilla I.. 308 Anderson, Richard H.. 380 Anderson. Sueilen. 291 Anderson. Susan J.. 220.262, 290 Anderson. Susan M.. 306 Anderson. Wilbur C.. 369 Andrealta. lorna R.. 306 Andres. Arnold P.. 409 Andress. Barbara M.. 57. 312 Andrews. Diane. 267,314 Andrews. John. 336 Andrews. Karen. 57. 59.92. 94.95. 210. 220. 266 Andrews. Robert K., 354 Andrews. Stanley E., 325 Andrieu. Raymond H.. 253. 349 Angel. Sandra J.. 314 Angoll, Joan E.. 308 Angove. Patricia L.. 258. 304, 319 Angstrom. Monica M.. 213. 220 Angstrom, Richard I., 57 Angus. Robert M., 369. 408 Ankersen. Timothy. 147,197, 370 Annus. Heino. 57 Appling. James B. Jr.. 375 Arakawa. George T., 57 Arena. Antoinette G.. 258. 303.304 Armantrout. Guy A., 215 Armantrout. Neil B„ 412 Armour. Paul S.. 253. 321 Armstrong, Edward S.. 57,370 Armstrong, Gale E., 328 Armstrong. Ward S.. 261 Arnett. Marilyn S.. 297. 306 Arnold. Joan D.. 103. 283.304 Arnold. John R.. 412 Arnold. Judy I.. 94. 282 Arnold. Kennoth R.. 244.394 Arnold. Virginia H., 57 Arnoldi, Leon R., 57 Arntz. Leonard J.. 375 Arruda. Carolyn J.. 267.313 Arstill, Julie D.. 292 Arthachinta. Sukanda. 290 Artherton, Thomas E.. 57, 358.400 Aschenbrenner. B. K.. 266 Ascher, Barbara H.. 57.274 Ascher. Leland H., 57.237 Aschbrenner. Verne. 325 Ashby. Marilyns..217 Asher. Brenda. 314 Ashley. Mary A.. 261.282 Ashman, Kenneth E.. 368 Astala. Kathorino M.. 300 Aston. Jud.th I.. 303. 304 Atchison. Molly B.. 280 Atherton. Richard B.. 57. 376 Atkins. Janet V.. 295 Atkinson, Michael R.. 57. 374 Atkinson, Sharon. 313 Atterbury, Judith A., 278 Atwood. Donald G.. 325 Atwood. Judith D.. 213.214. 291.296 Atzbaugh, Mary E., 57,223, 290 Aubert, Marcia G.. 313 Auborn. James J., 57.360 Auld, Kay. 101,285.292 Aulerich. Dean E.. 57 Aunc. Janet M., 266 Aune. Joyce M., 267 Ausland, John M.. 401 Austin, Elaine J.. 269 Austin, Lowell E. Jr.. 331 Axtell. Shirley A.. 57. 290. 412 Aydelott. Janet. 57.266 Aydelott. Linda J.. 308 B Bachman. Ronald E.. 57. 237, 358 Bachofner. John S.. 407 Backeberg, Harry W., 57.261. 356 Backen. Mary A.. 57.302 Baer. Janis M.. 200.302 Baggott, Rox A.. 326 Baoloy. Sarah A.. 297. 314 Bahn, Alan V.. 233 Bailer. F. E. Jr.. 400 Bailey, Brian R.. 372 Bailey. Bruce G.. 372 Bailey. Judith A.. 57.232.261. 319 Bailey. Mary J.. 57.107.109. 209.272. 308 Bailey. Robert G.. 328 Bailey. Robert I.. 387 Bain. William D.. 57. 236.245. 320 Baines. John R., 401 Baines. Judith F.. 220.272 Baker. Barbara E., 57.270 Baker. Donna C.. 57. 267 Baker. Duane S.. 225.240.251 Baker. Dwioht B.. 57. 344 Baker. Frederick F.. 396 Baker. Gary L. 180.192.370 Baker. Gilbert A.. 378 Baker. Judith A.. 214.216. 238.298 Baker. Nancy I.. 314 Baker. Phillip J.. 171.213. 401 Baker. Sheryl G.. 57. 220.282 Baker. Stevon M.. 171 Baker. Terry W.. 170.371 Bakken. M. Ingrid. 58.300 Bakken. Richard C., 329 Ball. Carol S.. 292 Ball. ChanceyE.. 174.192.320 Ball. Del. 362 Ball. Edward A.. 58.253.367 Ball. John W.. 183. 388 Ball, Lillah L. 58.220.286 Ballen. Thomas J.. 184.352. 388 Ballenger. Robert D.. 334 Ballew. Douglas J.. 58.192. 364 Ballew. Virginia D.. 137. 244. 313 Bailin. Robert A.. 371 Ballinger. Roy G., 58.392 Bally. Charles S.. 197.198. 370 Baltimore. Jimmy R.. 234.396 Bamberg. Linda I.. 284 Bancroft. Richard E.. 263. 406.409 Bane. Lucy D.. 291 Banko. Keith H.. 58. 225. 243. 244. 412 Bankofier. Duane E.. 183.401 Banning. Maurice R.. 393 Banton. John R.. 58 Barber. David A.. 252.352. 364 Barber. Douglas O.. 58.257, 400 Barber. Janice I.. 256.270 Barber. Jean C.. 214.283 Barber. Judith A.. 58.220. 282 Barclay. Shirley A.. 292 Barg. Marjorie A.. 58.281 Barker. Elvis G.. 380 Barker, Louis I.. 58.412 Barker. Mary C., 291 Barnard. Roland C.. 239.326 Barnes. Charlotte V.. 311.314 Barnes. George D.. 353,391 Barnes. Jean F., 58,305 Barnes. Kathryn M.. 200.286 Barnes. Keith A.. 338 Barnes Marjorie A.. 278, 306 Barnes. Ramon M.. 366 Barnes. Terence M.. 253. 385 Barnett. Everett E.. 353. 404 Barnett. James R.. 171. 388 Barnett. William B.. 173. 253. 331 Barnhart. Judith A.. 275 Barnum. James M..253 Barnum, William L., 160. 331 Barocan, Thomas B.. 374.382 Baron. Carolyn M.. 129.313 Barr. Karen I.. 292.319 Barr. Patricia A.. 318 Barr. Robert D.. 58 Barrera. Alfredo B.. 375 Barrett. Richard S.. 237 Barrett. James R., 382 Barry. David V.. 369 Barry. Gcoroo A.. 245 Bartells. Jenny I., 296 Bartels. Jan E., 56. 58.398 Bartels. Ronald R.. 58. 369 Bartle. Ruth A.. 297. 304 Bartlett. Carol J.. 313 Bartlett. Clarence. 326 Barton. John W.. 237 Barton. Steve. 216 Bartsch, Richard A.. 357 Barzeo. Gary E.. 329 Barzco, Lawrence D., 58 Barzee. Margie. 286 Bashor. Douglas H.. 146,155. 192.330 Bale heller. V. E.. 303.306 Bateman, Charles R.. 58.241 Bateman Pamela K.. 306 Bateman. Roger S., 58 Bates. Linda S.. 291.308 Bates. Stephan Ray. 411 Bateson. William M.. 58. 392 Baugh. Laurence M.. 94.115, 372 Baumgartner. Susan. 112.296 Baxter. Clifton J.. 395 Bayliss. Edward T.. 225.243. 244.394 8ayno, George K., 58.216. 412 Bayno, Robort L., 343 Beach. David J.. 198.370 Beach. Dorothy A.. 301.306 Beals. Robert C.. 58.194. 330 Bcamcr, Janice J.. 112.313 Beamer, Linda. 313 Bean. Larry B.. 58. 364 Beard. James I.. 225.328 Beardsley. John P.. 328 Beaty. George C.. 238 Bechtel. VeMe A.. 58 Beck. Edward A.. 326 BeckendoH. Gerald W.. 343 Becker. Elaine. 220.300 Becker. Jean. 271 Becker. Hans J.. 344 Beckwith. William G.. 314 Bochlor, Barbara J.. 317 Beers. Richard F.. 412 Beestey. Marie F.. 292 Boesley. Ralph. 325 Boll. Bernard E.. 58 Bell. David A.. 94. 364 Bell. Glen A.. 341 Bell. James R.. 240 Bell. Nancy A.. 58.112.238. 278 Bell. Raymond I.. 58 Bell. Robert D.. 197 Bellamy, Robert. 196 Beilin. Gerald H.. 246.412 Bolshee. Dorothy J.. 314 Belt. Beatrice I.. 314 Belt. Gene H.. 196.233 Belt. Gerald L. 252 Bendshadler. Janice K.. 58. 276 Benedict. Alan C.. 351 Benedict. Robort. 365 Bennett. Barbara I.. 292 Bennett. Edward G.. 58.190. 197.198. 240. 257. 370 Bennett. Elvornc M.. 58,210. 302 Bennett. Gerald L.. 339 Bennett. John R., 263. 353. 365 Bennett. Margo E., 412 Bennett. Robert K.. 384 Bennett. Rose I.. 266.238 Benge, Mike. 336 Benninghoff, Paul H., 386 Benson. Gary M.. 407 Bentley. Gloria K.. 231. 295 Bento. James J.. 146,197.348 Benevenuto. John A., 357 Benz. Emil K.. 381 Berg. Alan B.. 407 Borg. Wayne E.. 384 Borg. William J.. 361 Berge. Cordell O.. 253. 339 Bergen, Carolyn J.. 96.213. 298 Berger. John N.. 58.262. 263. 407 Berger, leanore E.. 311 Bergman. Donald P., 58. 376 Bergman. Nadine K., 317 Bcrgren. Beverly A.. 303. 306 Bergstad. Ralph H.. 244. 394 Bernard. Coe. 177 Berreman, Robert C., 58.180. 192.257. 330 Borry. James R.. 375 Berry. Janice M . 267. 308 Berry. Joan M.. 271. 306 Berry, Marjory A.. 256.270 Bessey. Lola A.. 308 Beutler. Robert R.. 243 Sevens. Richard. 58 Beveridge. John W.. 387 Beveridge. Michael W.. 387 Sevens, Richard W., 342 Boyor. James H.. 332 Bhatt. Dibya D.. 230 x Bhatt, Rajanikant P.. 230 Bhala. Patel. 246 Biancani. Albert W.. 160 Biddle. Marjorio J.. 306 Bieler. Barbara A.. 260.295 Bieler. Marycile E.. 295 Biggs. Donna E.. 303.314 Bigham. Donna J.. 231.295 Billi. James I.. 296 Birch. Anthony D., 385, 392 Birkemeier. Brent T.. 58, 378 Birrer. Calvin W.. 386 Bisapauania. lanon. 281 Bish. Kenneth E.. 58.171. 256. 397 Bishop. Boyd M.. 58.235. 364 Bishop. Earl J.. 58.246 Bishop. Susan M.. 58.217, 221.266 Bishoprick, Kareen. 292 Bishoprick. Stanley. 127 Bissonnette. laurance, 183 Bitterling, Kennoth A., 59, 342 Bjelland. Richard J.. 213. 268 Bxxk. Linda D.. 267 Black. James K.. 252.267.393 Black. Phillip R.. 59.127. 218. 372 Black. Robert S.. 359 Black. Rosalie R.. 292 Black. Sueilen. 285.314 Blackburn. M. A.. 291 Blacker. Frank. 59.338 Blacker. Richard W.. 59.338 Blackstono. Beverly J.. 302 Bladdel. Roger. 393 Blade. Gerald D.. 354 Bladholm. John R.. 368 Blair. Ann E.. 283.306 Blair. Judith E.. 302 Blake. Cordelia A.. 318 Blanc. Diane B.. 59.296 419 STUDENT INDEX Blanc. Julia J.. 59. 274 Blakely. Allison. 212. 409 Blanchard. Kenneth J.. 348. 400 Blankenship, R. L.. 328 Blewett. lorin E., 380 Blitz. Enid R., 284 Blom. Carl D.. 353 Blomquist, David L., 245 BloodQOod. Gerald. 392 Boates. Donald Arthur. 59 Boatwright. Martin G.. 59.246 Boe. Merrio Ellen. 274 Boo. Karon. 275 Boehme. Martin L.. 59. 225. 241,320 Boennighausen, Susan. 278 Boosch. Carol L..56.59. 221. 256.282 Boesel. Jerry I.. 243. 354 Bogado. John. 194 Boge. Dallas F., 240 Boge. Eldon G.. 323 Bogle. Bonnie B.. 308 Boguo. John W.. 353 Bollman, Lynn B„ 346 Bollman, John P.. 59. 380 Bolon, George D.. 253 Bomboroer, Donald C.. 339 Bond. William J.. 397 Bone. James S.. 384 Bonham. Janice D.. 371 Bonham. Joy D.. 271. 314 Bonn. Richard I.. 59, 235. 246.384 Bonney. Jean E.. 318 Bonser. Richard I.. 59.96.338 Boone. Kenneth H.. 343 Booster. Dean E.. 243 Booth. Kathleen E., 102. 284 Boothe. Andrew L. Jr.. 408 Borders. Robert. 408 Borgen, Raymond R.. 259, 397 Borjesson. Donald R.. 59.262. 322. 352 Bornilsen. Carolyn. 106 Bosaniah, Barbara. 304 Bosco. Bonniejean. 214. 236. 313 Boss. Keith R.. 59 Boss. Michael O.. 379 Bostwick, Susan E.. 59.220. 266 Bothwell. Penny F.. 308 Boudreau. Anne M.. 226. 277 Bougher. Anno L.. 59. 295 Bourhill, Robert G.. 59 Bourke. Virginia R.. 59 Bourn, Robert D.. 59.246.353 Bowon. Lavina G.. 292 8owen. Nancy J.. 282 Bower. Beverly J., 141, 291 Bower. Fred C.. 59. 332 Bowker. Marjorie A.. 214. 284 Bowler. Lawronce S.. 59. 263. 408 Bowles. Pamala C.. 266 Bowley. Carol. 313 Bowman, Kern E.. 389 Bowman. Raymond R., 59. 243 8owman. Ted. 412 Boyd. Gary A.. 253. 323 Boyd. John R.. 325 Boyd. William F.. 387 Boyer. Alan I.. 377 Boyle. Errol B.. 252 Brackins. James. 160 Braden. Thomas J.. 183.373 Bradley. Susan G.. 202.292. 297 Bradshaw. Judy. 306 Bradshaw. Kim R.. 100.192 Brady. John S.. 352. 364 Bramard. Bradley G.. 259.355 Bramwell. Jerry L.. 328 Brandt. Judy M.. 202 Branham. Jack A.. 224. 364 Braniff. Patricia C.. 304 Branin, Barry F.. 384 Branson, Sharon A., 299. 308 Branstator. Jean R., 314 Brassfield. Howard A.. 232 Brassfield. Patricia. 286 Brassfield. Roger. 412 Braun. Faye, 292 Brauning. Jay D.. 341. 361 Bray. Barbara L.. 292.306 8ray. David N.. 59 Bray. Donald W.. 225.243 Brazier. Harold. 251 Breeden. David D.. 362 Breese, Shelby I.. 296 Bregel. Maurice I.. 385 Broitsprcchor, M. H.. 59. 243. 244 Bremmer. Mike. 402 Breneman. Gary I.. 395 Bronnan. William J.. 387 8riggs. Glon O.. 412 Briggs. Sue M.. 302 Briggs. Philip M.. 242. 412 Brillhart. Marjorie J.. 269 Brillhart. Mary K.. 200. 269 Brindlo, Gerald J.. 378 Briner. Gail J.. 291 Briner, Paul E.. 259. 399 Brisbee. Larry A.. 259. 329 Brissenden, Carolyn G.. 272 Britsch. Ludie A.. 388 8ritsch. Bill R.. 388 Brittain, David P.. 59. 396 Britton. Evelyn K.. 246.277 Broady. Robert B.. 59 Brock, Marlene F.. 59. 310 Brock. Mary Jane. 106 Brockway, Donald L-. 325 Broe. Bonnie R.. 299. 314 Broer. Deanna. 288 Bronson. Peggy A.. 59.310 Brooks. Barbara J.. 272 Brooks. Donalea. 59.269 Brooks. Michael H.. 108.386 Brooks. Richard L.. 163. 371 Brown. Alvin R., 132 Brown. Barbara A.. 308. 319 Brown. Barbara H,, 291 Brown. Bert E.. 237 Brown. 8rian E., 253, 383 Brown. Calvin M., 59. 243. 244. 412 Brown. Carolyn L.. 59. 217. 256. 278 Brown. Charles W.. 298 Brown. Clyde O.. 59. 243. 244 Brown. Dale B., 412 Brown. Frederick W.. 242 8rown. Gail F.. 60. 220. 274 Brown. Gary C.. 412 8rown, Gary N.. 401 Brown. Gary R., 60.197,198. 251. 370 Brown, Gone P.. 60. 241 Brown. James H.. 246. 402 Brown. Judith L., 412 Brown. Leonard V.. 60 Brown. Phyllis J.. 219, 313 Brown. Richard L.. 346 Brown. Robert C.. 60. 338 Brown. Ronald C.. 60, 376 Brown. Shirley J.. 31. 258. 279.304 Brown. Stanley F.. 252,339 8rown. Thane R-. 251 Brown, William D.. 332 Brown. William H.. 342 8rowne. David E.. 352 Browne. Kingston S.. 379 Bruce. Elizabeth. 60.61,94. 284 8ruce. Robert G.. 60.171. 172.192.400 Brucker. Mary A.. 304 Brugmann. Annette. 60 Brumbaugh. Darrel G.. 60. 365 Brumfield. Marylo A- 60. 302 Brundage. Dennis C.. 60.146. 149.330 Brunclle. Gerald A.. 349 Bruner. Howard C.. 251 Bruno. Carol J.. 60. 266 Brunton. Bruce D.. 400 Bruton. Orval W.. 246 Bryant. William K.. 215. 244. 384 Brynildsen. Gordon A.. 188. 331 Bucc. Thomas A.. 60,225 8uchanan, Mary L.. 285. 292 Buchanan. Richard F.. 99, 392 Buck. Lou A.. 274 Buckoy. Diane J.. 292 Buckley. Thomas L.. 387 Buckthal. Janet L.. 279. 308 8uckthal. Robert P.. 257. 356 Budkc. Paul E.. 356 Buellor. Jerome 0.. 398 Buescher. Barbara A.. 60. 261.300 Buether. Gertrude. 314 Buford. Gary M.. 246 Bull. Jack M.. 259. 368 Bullis. Robert F.. 346 Bullock. Marvin M.. 365 Bullock. Ronald D.. 213. 365 Bumgarner. Linda J.. 275.291 Buono. Richard P.. 60. 328 Bunt. Richard L.. 222 Bunyard. James F.. 400. 409 8urbano. Eric L.. 341 Burch. Jeannine K.. 266 Burchell. Susanne E.. 258. 267. 314 Burdick. David R.. 389 Burgoyne, Beverly A.. 60, 141.304 Burgoyne. Joan M.. 298 Burian. Sharon A.. 304 Burke. Richard L.. 187. 192 8urkctt. Stoven R.. 253 Burkhardt. Donald H.. 184. 244.348 Burkland, Richard L.. 371 Burley. Curtis L . 60.247 Burnot. Steven F.. 331. 402 Burnott. Carol V.. 60. 274 Burnett. Thomas D.. 354 8urns. Robert D.. 398 8urn$ide. Jane F.. 60.124. 256. 278 Burr. Alan L.. 60.94 Burrill. Jacqueline. 60 Burrill. Lanny L.. 252. 412 Burrill. Linda A.. 292 Bursell. Gordon L., 60. 354 Burton. Gerald N.. 60.193. 369 Burton. Richard W.. 384 Burwell. John S-. 379 Burwell. Bruce B.. 245 Busby. Terry R.. 131.351 Busch. Brian R.. 215. 389 Buse. Alvin G.. 408 Busenbark, Joann, 60. 219. 281 Bush. Robert L.. 398 Bushman. Robert R., 375 Bussard. Jimmy E.. 60 Busse. Sarah C.. 233. 291 Butler. Alvin L.. 183. 354 Butler. Gary W. 253. 353 Butler. Gilbert W.. 339 Butler, Martin R.. 341 Butler. Margaret A.. 230. 281 Butler. Marvin B..60.217.378 Button. Kenneth B.. 402 Butts. Beverly S.. 317 Buxton. Charles E.. 320 Buxton. Sandra K.. 202. 214. 244.280 Byland. Bonnie. 310 Byland. Teri J.. 271. 314 Bynum. Sharon L.. 314 Byrd. Robert E.. 398 Byrne. Patrick W.. 252. 385 C Cabelia. Silvia L.. 60 Cabella. Silvia. 290 Cad well. John. 146. 372 Caird. Dennis J.. 262.263.408 Cairney. Jean L., 299 Calaba. Gary J.. 387 Calder. Clarence A.. 60.225. 328 Calder. Sharon S.. 213.289 Caldwell. Edward L.. Jr.. 60. 222 Caldwell, Kenneth W.. 351 Caldwell. Lois E.. 202.304 Calkins, Barbara A.. 283.292 Callonder. William C.. 382 Callis. Patrik R.. 778.397 Calvert. Joyce E.. 141.290 Calvin. Jim. 251 Campbell. Barbara J.. 276 Campbell. Rebecca A.. 268 Campbell. Richard A., 60.243 Campbell. Robert D.. 398 Campbell. Scott G.. 18 . 197 Campbell. Steven J.. 252. 381 Campbell. Tamyra K.. 293 Campbell. Timothy L., 162. 375 Campos. Crisolooo R-. 344 Canatsey. Maryann. 292.303 Canda. Robert C.. 60.242. 245 Candee. William R„ 371 Cannon. Dale A.. 404 Cannon. Lynn D.. 340 Carder. Albert M.. 60. 333 Cariaga. Ross. 1 6 Carl Kenneth E. Jr.. 60.194. Carl. Kenneth E. Jr.. 60,194. 261.330 Carleton, Gerald B.. 60.209. 243. 244 Carlson. Bruce D-. 334 Carlson. Charles E.. 395 Carlson. Gerald A.. 379 Carlson. John A.. 60. 388 Carlson. John P.. 251 Carlson. Linda. 267 Carlson. Ronald R.. 60. 232 Carlson. Victor R.. 60.232 Cartstrom, Margaret A., 231 Carman. Hoy F.. 61. 322 Carmany. Laura B.. 221. 374 Carpenter. Clarice A.. 304 Carper. Bernard W.. 222 Carr. James A.. 213 Carr. John A.. 379 Carr. Pierre G.. 178 Carr. Ronald B.. 61. 225. 241. 336 Carriger. Douglas E.. 67. 257. 334 Carrington. Charles D.. 343 Carroll. Jack J.. 61 Carroll. Patricia A.. 284.306 Carruthers. James A.. 190 Carson. John. 61. 407 Carson. Karen L.. 304 Carson. Sara L.. 289. 314 Carson. Ward W.. 61.225 Carstonsen, F. C.. 376 Carstom, Margaret, 306 Carswell. Gail G.. 61. 223 284 Carswell. John K.. 61.246 342 Carter. Bernie E.. 247. 360 Carter. Brent H., 61 Carter. Janet A.. 61.312 Carter. Mary S.. 258. 293. 299 Carter, Merlin I. Jr.. 61 Carter. Thomas 0.. 189. 192. 390 Carty. Jay J. Jr.. 162.167.168. 169. 370 Carver. Lowell J. Jr.. 407 Carver. Sarah E.. 61. 221. 278 Case. David W.. 322. 386 Case. Gerald D..61. 386 Casey. Dale L.. 263.339.343 Cason. Dallas G.. 61.120.209. 211.257.328 Caspell. Robert W.. 382 Casper. Catherine E.. 61.220, 223.302 Castberg. Kaare S.. 178. 397, 400 Cathey. James E.. 335.359 Cates. Donel M.. 313 Cato. Stuart L., 61. 246. 340 Catto. James Barrett. 369. 385 Cave. Marcelles W.. 385 Cave. Marylin M..61.116.118. 220.298 Cavcns. Marylee A.. 61. 269 Cavcrhill. Dixie D.. 280. 304 Cawfield. Gaylen M.. 61.375 Chaffee. Lyle W.. 385.396 Chamberlin. Glenn A.. 327 Chambers. Donald C., 241. 351 Chambers. Glenn S., 238. 344 Chambers. Stan E., 259.357 Chan. Edward. 61.222.383 Chan. Harvoy T. Jr., 333 Chandler. Jeffrey K.. 361 Chandler. John W.. 412 Chandler. Leonard F.. 61 Chang. Andrew I.. 409 Chang. Felipe C.. 61.234. 412 Chapin. Ralph P.. 411 Chapman. James D.. 340 Chapman. Robert W., 347 Chapman. Suzanne. 107.118. 298 Chappelle. James E.. 324 Charlesworth. Edwin L.. 335 Charlton. Phyllis. 278 Chase. Cynthia E.. 269 Chase. Frederick W.. 61.400 Chatburn. Ruth E.. 290 Chausse. Vernon L.. 278 Chen. Jane. 306 Chenault. Lawrence H.. 61. 245.328 Cheney. Horace. 234 Chew. Lawrence W. Jr.. 61. 222.232 Chin. Jean G.. 314 Chinella. Judy E..293 Chinen. Calvin H., 61 Chock. Vernon Y.. 61. 262. 407 Chong. Gerald K.. 61 Chow, Jimmy T.. 61. 412 Chrisman. Carol M.. 314 Christensen. Carol. 61.278 Christensen. Gerald A.. 215. 344 Christensen. Kay H.. 269. 314 Christensen, Marian E., 293 Christensen. R. W.. 222. 339 Christian. Tom C.. 387 Christianson. John W., 364 Christie. David C.. 253. 346 Church. Carolyn M.. 307 Church. Dale. 392 Churchill. Frank T.. 332 Ciocca. Dennis G.. 390 Claire. Errol W.. 190.247 Clancy. Allen L.. 329 Clapperton, Robert D.. 365 Clark. Carol J.. 273. 293 Clark. Carol J.. 288 Clark. Carole M.. 274 Clark. Carol R.. 276 Clark. Cedra L.. 202.283 Clark. Charles G., 338 Clark. David M..61.197. 261. 378 Clark. Edward J.. 375 Clark. Harold L.. 412 Clark. James H.. 404 Clark. James L. Jr.. 252. 329 Clark. Mary P.. 282 Clark. Nelson T.. 367 Clark. Norman. 253.367 Clark. Peggy L.. 285. 307 420 STUDENT INDEX Clark. Stanley E.. 382.401 Clark. William A.. 338 Clarko. Judith I.. 313 Clarke. Maryann. 300. 313 Clarke. William H.. 340 Clarkson. Peter H.. 342 Claus. Richard L.. 376 Clauson. Cleo L. 61. 220 Clauson. Joseph E.. 61 Clayton. George R.. 62. 354 Clayton. Pamela G.. 62. 63, 210.260. 302 Clemens. Phoebe. 269 Clements. David G.. 62.192. 342 Clevenger. Thomas S.. 384 Clifford. Jon M.. 62. 245. 342 Cline, Mary L, 276 Clinton. Daniel R., 62. 93. 94. 251.392 Clorc. Robert W.. 332 Clough. Edwin J. III. 209. 257, 340 Clyde. Joseph H.. 336 Clyde. William F.. 336 Coate. Larry C.. 257.320 Coates. Helen P.. 202.231. 264 Coates. Pat. 219. 281 Coats. James A.. 62.330 Cobb, Floyd A.. 62.108. 386 Cochran, Craig M.. 183 Cochran, Coralene R.. 313 Cochrane. Brock I.. 253 Cockerham. Dale. 62. 360 Cody. Thomas H. Jr.. 62 Coe. Wanda M., 290 Coffel. Marilyn J.. 283. 314 Coffey. Claudette C.. 308 Cohagan. Carolyn l.. 318 Cohn. Gerald H.. 93.94. 260. 325 Coke. Jack R.. 62 Cotahan. Kathleen D.. 261. 269 Colby. Richard N.. 380 Cole. Barbara A.. 262.311 Cole. Henry T. Jr.. 242 Cole. Michael P..92.94, IOC. 132.328 Cole. Russell V.. 237 Coleman. John N.. 370 Coleman. Judith K.. 218. 221. 290.296 Coleman. Roland W.. 194. 195.330 Coleman. Sydney D.. 297.314 Collier. Evelyn M.. 272.291 Collin. Henry A.. 392 Collins. Harvey F.. 246 Collins. Lee W.. 62. 171.364 Collins. Michale S. Colton. Dana C.. 217. 269 Colton. Peggy. 296 Colvin. Joseph V.. 62.233.235. 322 Coman. Edward E.. 361 Combs. Bruce E.. 109.412 Combs. Leslie R.. 62. 243 Comini. Susan M., 267. 293 Commons. Sandra J.. 293 Compton. Marteah. 302 Compton. Scott W.. 390 Condit. James C., 326 Cone. Jamos 8.. 366 Conger. Dennis C.. 62. 320 Conibear. James W.. 62 Contee. Charles J.. 349 Conley. David A.. 252. 343. 409 Conley. Linda M„ 275 Conn. William G.. 225. 349 Connall. Noel J.. 402 Connarn. Leora G.. 213. 311 Connell. Reid S. Jr.. 216 Connell. Thomas R. Jr.. 62. 392 Conti. Daniel A.. 213. 369 Conway. Don M., 174. 175 Cook. Richard A.. 397 Cook. Raymond L.. 397 Cook. Roland A.. 412 Cook. Roy S.. 331 Cooksloy. Verna K., 272 Cooksley. W. H. Jr.. 380 Cookson, Maurice E. Jr.. 109 Cooley. Ross B.. 406 Coonrod. Joyce L.. 289. 291 Cooper. Betty. 270 Cooper. Charlene A.. 62. 112. 278 Cooper. Deeann. 289 Cooper. Elizabeth A.. 291 Coopor, Melvin L.. 354 Cooper. Richard W.. 163. 396 Cooper. Sarah E.. 256. 288 Cooper. Thurman D.. 253 Coopy, Martin. 246 Coote, Norman E.. 174. 407 Copley. Terry W.. 260. 265. 332 Copple, Larry L.. 189 Corder. Albert. 217 Cordy. Clifford B.. 62. 184. 187.334 Cordy. Lolcta B.. 62 Corkill. David D.. 369 Corley. Roy F., 349 Corliss. Larry D.. 216 Cornelius. Barbara D.. 62. 312 Cornett. James M„ 62. 196. 394 Cornutt. Carolyn V.. 300 Cosgrove. Judi D.. 308 Cossette. Terrel J.. 243. 375 Costa. Donald R.. 222. 232 Cota. Rhea D.. 300 Coto. Raul E.. 344 Cottrell. Sandra J.. 275 Couey. Sheila G.. 306 Ccughenower. David D., 341 Couper. Stuart A., 106 Courter. Carolyn J.. 62.210. 220.298 Courtney. Gloria J.. 62. 290 Cover. Sandra L.. 314 Covey. Steven L.. 62 Covington. John R., 357 Cowell. Michal S.. 62.290 Cowing. Richard A.. 62. 246. 353 Cox. Elizabeth J.. 258.271. 314 Co . Gayle J.. 352 Cox. Joseph L.. 371 Cox. Kenneth J.. 321. 361 Cox. Merle S.. 377 Cox. Olen W.. 335 Coykendall. Ivan J., 62, 402 Coyle. Charles F.. 237 Coyle. Charlos E.. 349. 407 Crabtree. Donald J.. 368 Craft. James E.. 62 Craig. Catherine A.. 283. 314 Cram. Donald L.. 357 Crandall. William B.. 190. 401 Crane. Stanloy R.. 62. 412 Crawford. Robert W.. 171. 172.190 Crawford. Ronald. 322 Crawford. Thomas. 363. 4C6 Crawley. Carole J.. 256.268 Creighton, Carolyn C.. 202 313 Creswell. Rhobie E.. 293 Criner. Leon D.. 146. 157. 180. 192.364 Critchfiold. Ronald W., 162. 163. 167. 192 Critser. Roy F.. 62.180. 378 Crockett. Phylis I.. 278 Cron. Lawrence R.. 213. 215. 252.409 Cron. Robert M.. 262.407. 409 Cronin. Gayle A.. 314 Cropley. Carroll D.. 4C6 Cropsey. Laurie A.. 220 Crosby. Audrey A.. 262.275. 314 Crouser. Kenneth A,. 383 Crouter. John E., 320 Crowder. Thomas F., 380 Crowhurst. Henry D.. 336 Crowl. Catherine M.. 289. 293 Crowley. Michael G.. 341 Crudele. Anthony P., 234 Cruickshank. Peggy L.. 107. 272 Crunkilton. Robert E.. 262. 283 Cuendet. Jeanette L., 297 Culbertson. Jack D.. 224. 244 Cilbertson. Karen J.. 275. 314 Culver. Rick. 390 Culwell. Don S.. 62. 386 Culy. Douglas G.. 62. 245 Cummings. Gayle D.. 103. 285. 307 Cummings. James W., 327 Cummings. Jill L.. 62. 223. 282 Cummings. Karl D., 410 Cummings. Sharon E., 213. 291 Cummins, Rodney L.. 190.384 Cummins. W. F. Jr.. 404 Cunningham. Robert A.. 62. 328 Cunningham. Thomas C-. 338 Cunningham. V. H., 62.288 Curry. Pamela F., 314 Curry. Sharon J.. 231. 295 Curtis. Lynn H.. 368 Curtis. William C.. 364 Cushing. Larry E.. 62. 217. 340 Cushman. Caroline J.. 62.269 Cushman. Linda C.. 216. 269 Cuthbert. Margaret P.. 62 Cuthbert. Phillip W.. 62 Cutter. John L.. 351 Cutting. Kent D.. 343 D Daggett. Claire F., 311 Daggett. Dolpha I.. 63.306 Dahl. David W.. 320 Dahlgren. Charles E.. 63. 412 Dahlin. Joel E.. 344 Dahlkvist. Larry K.. 253. 366 Dallas. William G.. 382.412 Daly. Sharon. 279 Dalton. Velma R..279.314 Dalziel. Warren L.. 215. 373 Daniel. William F.. 412 Daniels. Douglas P.. 63. 246 Daniels. Douglas R.. 63. 386 Daniels. Drea M.. 267 Danton. Joann D.. 280 Darling. Robert S.. 63. 354 Daugherty. William E.. 63. 246.259. 325 Daughters. James R.. 387 Daulton. Franklin T., 63. 232. 235.354 Dauterman. Donald W.. 320 Davenport. James D.. 100. 320 Davenport. Janet K.. 273. 314 Davenport. Joanne E.. 200. 219. 276 Davenport. Linda A.. 304 Davidson. John E., 374 Davidson. Lynn A,. 63.288 Davidson. John E.. 374 Davidson. Nancy D.. 384 Davidson. Roy M.. 378 Davidson. William A.. 63, 386 Davies. John F.. 194. 330 Davies. Julie A.. 272. 308 Davies. W.ll.am R.. 328. 412 Davis. Alice R.. 63.276 Davis. Allen S.. 247. 328 Davis. Barbara E.. 63. 282 Davis. Bernard E., 63. 350 Davis. Boyd D.. 397 Davis. Bruce G.. 376 Davis. Jeanne E.. 283. 293 Davis. Jeffrey C.. 183.354 Davis. Lance E..332 Davis. Linda F., 202.293.319 Davis. Nancy E.. 313 Davis. Philip B.. 234 Davis. Richard B., 374 Davis. Wayne A.. 260. 409 Davison. Eugene V., 63 Davison. Ronald C.. 412 Dawson. Judith S.. 256. 268 Day. David B.. 180. 398 Day. Dennis R.. 351 Day, Richard A.. 393 Deagen. Mary j., 298 Dean. Peter L.. 388 De Armond. Sally. 63. 302 Debisschop.Walter R., 146. 197. 371 Debok, George E.. 412 Decourcey, Denis L., 404 Deetz. Henry W.. 346 Defant. David A.. 63.328 Deffenbauoh. Bonnie L.. 311 Degarmo. Judith K.. 63 Degroot. Ronald W.. 398 Dchlinger. Charles R.. 353 Deiniger. John F.. 333 Deininger. John F., 333 Dejardin, Thomas W.. 374 Delap. Sally I.. 314 Delucchi, Philip B.. 171. 192. 400 Demartini. Margie J.. 288.290 Demas. Katina E.. 318 Demerritt. Nancy L.. 200. 202. 226.268 Demers. Richard A.. 335 Demorest. Harry L.. 371 Demos. Peter G. Jr.. 252 Dempsey. Susann R.. 283 Denicke. Charles G.. 195. 391 Denicke. Larry W.. 195 Dennison. Arlono M.. 275. 304 Deno. Sherrill J.. 271 Denoe. Jack Ellsworth. 308 Densmore. James L., 240 Dent. Robert R.. 352 Deridder. Charles G.. 63 Derry, Donna M.. 293 Derry. Janet R.. 293 Derthick. Lewis H. Jr.. 63.241 Desousa. Stanley A.. 63.246 Detering. Dennis S-. 63.320 Detering. William E.. 412 Dexter. Richard A.. 259. 357 Deyoe. George E.. 63.180.378 Dibblee. Donna I.. 213. 297 Dick. Guy W.. 336 Dick. Jackie J.. 231.308 Didzun. Colleen L.. 63. 312 Diesner. Helen E.. 288 Dietrich. Diane M.. 279. 308 Digman. Lora F.. 314 Diller. Judith G.. 304 Dilley. Bert H.. 243 Dilley. Laura J.. 305 Dilling. Jerome D.. 252. 323 Dilworth. Dianna. 305 Diment. Paul E.. 368 Dimmick. Edward A.. 339, 383 Dimmick. Robert O.. 383 Ding. Homer H.. 63. 412 Dinwiddie. Parker, 63. 356 Dinwiddie. Virginia. 63. 274 Dippold. John K.. 373 Dirksen. Donald. 349 Disbrow. Sandra. 314 Dix. Russell G.. 213. 215. 406. 410 Dixon. Patricia A.. 260. 317 Doan. Alton R.. 369 Dobrot. Carl A.. 63. 376 Dobrot. Johanna. 213. 214. 231.232. 276 Dodge. Dennis R.. 252 Dodge. Glenn C.. 63.378 Dodge. James R., 106.216. 378 Doerkscn. Allan H„ 362 Doherty. Mike. 133 Dolby. Michael W.. 146.378 Dolsen. Frederick J.. 381 Dolven. Donald T.. 63.197. 198.370 Domal. Mitsuji. 344 Doman. Jorry L.. 63. 146. 149, 155.400 Dominick. Floyd L. Jr.. 213, 333 Donaldson. Anne. 276 Doner. Kathleen F., 313 Donnell. Patricia A.. 63. 220. 296 Donnelly. Lawrence P.. 253. 325 Donnelly. Roderick W.. 234 Donovan. Muriel R., 308 Dooloy. Yvonne E.. 223 Dorsch. John A.. 340 Dotson. Karen S.. 289. 307 Doty. Carole A.. 270 Doty. Gail L..217. 256.300 Dougherty. Dan. 404 Dougherty. Margaret C.. 314 Dougherty. Nancy G.. 297 Doughton, Kcrwin L.. 340 Douglas. Bruce E.. 329 Douglas. Judith L.. 226. 319 Douglas. Robert A.. 362 Douthit. Gladys L.. 260.277 Dow, Wayne M.. 349 Dowell. Pamela P.. 123.283. 308 Dowling. Rodemay P.. 63.32S Downic. Jean A.. 202.273.305 Downing. Patricia A.. 267.305 Drake. Dale. 183 Drakeley. Janice E.. 284 Drayer. Janet, 315 Drazdoff, Sharon L.. 200. 276 Drell. Virginia M.. 287 Dreyer. Mary I.. 63.312 Drinkard. Donna J.. 213.265, 295 Droscher. Gerald C.. 63.182. 194.330 Duby. Charles R.. 378 Dudley. Gerald T.. 357 Dueltgen, Ronald R.. 373 Dufault. David E.. 195. 388 Dufault. Diane C.. 230 Dukehart. John D.. 404 Dummer. David D.. 343 Dumont. Paul G.. 247 Dunagan, Dennis S.. 64. 225 Dunafon. Marjorie K.. 293 Dunbar. Gail L.. 64. 300 Duncan. Dennis L.. 171.189 Duncan. Sara J.. 106.270. 313 Dunham. William J.. 242 Dunlap. Deborah S.. 300. 307 Dunlap. Roberta J.. 300 Dunn. Robert A.. 237. 253 Dunn. Sherry L.. 300. 308 Dunton. Lawrence M.. 350 Dupin. William F.. 391 Durant. Kenneth F.. 64 340 Duretto. Marie E.. 309 Durham. Kenneth O.. 243.339 Durham. Victoria L.. 290 Durie. Daniel C.. 64.245. 356 Dutton. Sharia M., 293 Dutchuk. James F.. 252. 382 Duvall. Marilyn, 273 Dwigans. Leatrice R.. 304 Dwyer. Frances A.. 64. 302 Dye. Marilyn E.. 64.284 Dyer. Franklin 0-. 412 Dyer. Jack E.. 64.225.240. 334 Dyer. Joan. 310 Dykstra. David G.. 64. 328 Dysart. Gary P.. 194. 330 Dysle. Clark. 183 421 STUDENT INDEX I Earhart. Larry I.. 412 Earlenbaugh. M. A.. 309 East, Samuel R.. 373 Eastman. Shari L.. 303. 309 Eaton, Beverly A.. 309 Eaton. Gary L., 177.239, 253. 355 Eaton, Margery. 282.289 Eberlein. Alan W.. 64. 368 Eberlein. Neal L.. 368 Eby, Gene L.. 64. 232 Eckerman, James J.. 173 Eckert, Patricia C.. 311 Edblom. Jock J. Eddington. Anita K.. 220. 290 Eddy. Hugh E.. 325 Edelbrock. Gary R.. 94.95.99. 115.386 Edick. Thomas O.. 246 Edkert. Patricia. 315 Edmiston. Peter H.. 64. 356 Edwards. Annabelle. 219 Edwards. Edith A.. 64.231, 310 Edwards. Gretchen I., 293. 297 Edwards. John R.. 252.356 Edwards. Larry B . 259. 343 Edwards. Richard A.. 64.257, 342 Edwards. Roger C-. 224.333 Edwards. Ruth W. Egami. Richard T.. 234 Egg. Janette E.. 304 Eggers. Johannes L.. 64.243. 244 Eggers. Merry L.. 275. 314 Eggers. Robert D.. 364 Ehlen. Neal H.. 334 Ehrler, Joanne M., 298 Eichhorn. Noel 0.. 236 Eide. Stuart A.. 212.215. 406 Eidson. Robert. 337 Elam, Jeanne M., 307 Elbow. Gary S.. 64. 376 Elden. Carolyn. 284 Eldcn. Robert H.. 322 Elden. Sally J.. 102. 274 Elder. Cecil W.. 64. 198. 232. 322 Elder. Dorothy A.. 315. 385 Elder. Harvey K.. 64. 412 Elder. James L.. 322 Eldridge, Ralph E.. 64.241, 412 Eldriedge. Carma J.. 299, 309 Elgin. Judith 0..317 Eli. Daniel. 396 Elkins. Cal M.. 321 Elle. Ralph C. Jr.. 247. 328 EHcrby. Richard A.. 108.198, 328. 329 Ellingboe. Salmo. 356 Elliott. Pat. 282 Elliott. Paul M.. 323 Elliott. Ronda L.. 306 Elliott. Sailie M.. 275.X7 Elliott. William D.. 213.381 Ellis. Arlcno H.. 310 Ellis. Jane E.. 313 Ellis. Judith. 267 Ellis. Lyle M.. 64. 413 Ellis. William M.. 64. 246 Ellison. Dennis L.. 341 Elmore. Truman S.. 252. 412 Elmstrom. Elizabeth L.. IX. 216 Elston. Edward R.. 412 Elsey. Wanda J.. 293 Ely. Glenla K..64.93.110. 111. 284 Ely. Jack. 404 Embree, Myrna K.. 64. 284 Embree. Judy M.. 284. 304 Emery. David 8.. 327 Emigh, Daune C.. 304 Enderle. George H.. 147.149 Engelstad. Edwin K.. 209. 211. 380 Enger. James F.. 332 Ennes. Richard C-. 327 Ennor. Lloyd E.. 338 Enquisl. Merton L.. 64. 241 Enquist, Raymond M., 176. 322 Enschede. Gary R.. 339 Eperjcsi. John A. Jr.. 64 Epple. Sandra L.. 291 Epps. Dwain C.. 64.251.257, 302.394 Epps. Deanna D.. 216 Erben, John F., 64 Erickson. Ann L.. 101. 299. 315 Erickson. Ken. 359 Erickson. Patricia A.. 271.306 Escasga. Lewis C.. 383 Eshelby. James E.. 347 Eskeldson. John R.. 346. 405 Esp. Jack L.. 396 Essig. Don. 64. 98. 102. 350 Estergard. Donald R.. 350 Estiputar. Phillip R., 64.102, 328 Etter. Rachel V.. 258.273 Euston, Sidney A.. 268 Evans. Alvin L.. 225. 328 Evans. Charles P.. 353 Evans. David R.. 252. 377 Evans. Gwil O.. 106. 107. 410 Evans. Larry D.. 323 Evans. Raymon K.. 375 Evans. Sammie D., 64 Evans, Virginia M., 102.296 Evensen. Emil P.. 386 Everest. Gail C.. 202. 275. 315 Everett. Marian K.. 262.309 Everott. Robert S.. 404 Ewart. Nancy. 290 Ewing. Edwin J. Ewing. Lewis J.. 246 Eyck. Ten. 244 Eyolfson, David W.. 375 F Faber. David B. Fackler. Edward H.. 352 Faia, Jack. 340 Fates. Donald D.. 259. 395 Falk. James A.. 339 Falk. Sharon D.. 268 Faltus. Eugene S.. 242 Fancher. Newell C.. 327 Farmer, Elizabeth J.. 313 Farr. George H.. 64 Farrell. John A.. 160 Farrell. Robert J.. 147.192 Farrell. Susan. 299 Fasullo. John A.. 160. 329 Faulkner. Helen M., 275.305 Faulkner. Margaret J.. 64. 312 Faurot. Richard A.. 64 Faust. William M.. 190. 354 Fauteck. Norland. 365 Fawkes. Gordon A.. 344 Fearl. Jamos D.. 356 Felbick. Joan M.. 64. 282 Felbick. Laura J . 213. 275 Follor. Gloria J.. 279. 309 Feller. Linda G..303.315 Fellman, Margo R.. 141.274 Fendall. Roger K., 235 Fenno. Garry W.. 386 Ferdun. Raleigh R.. 335.359 Ferg. Russell G.. 247 Ferguson. Jack W.. 186. 366 Ferguson. James G.. 357 Ferguson. Patricia J.. 293 Fergusson. Heather M.. 200. 298 Fergusson. Robert A., 178, 387 Fernandez. Lawrence B., 160. 329 Fernandez. Rosemary. 293 Ferris. Betty L.. 231. 279. 293 Ferris. Peter K.. 232. 356 Ferro. Jean. 232 Fetter. William M. Feuerwerker. Alan M., 64.336 Feusner. Jo E.. 231. 268. 293 Field. Barbara L.. 266 Fields. Ranee W.. 268 Fields, Valerie A.. 293 Fierce. Donna L., 275 Figueras. Mary C.. 238. 293 Finchum. Sheila K.. 64. 264. 295 Finell, Judith W.. 64 Findley. Gerald I.. 352 Findlay. Rodney G.. 380 Findley. Kenneth W.. 234.390 Finke. Alan H., 247 Finley. Reitha N. Finley. Ronald L. 174.175. 378 Finnell. Judy. 276 Finney. Donald E.. 328 Finney. Myrna H.. 64. 288 Finrow. David M.. 369 Fischer, James L.. 64. 225. 243.244 Fischer Karen. 66. 290 Fish. Lola J.. 293 Fisher. Clark A.. 65. 96. 222. 354 Fisher. Daryl R.. 412 Fisher. Elizabeth J..293. 311 Fisher. Janet E.. 96.106.107. 213.268 Fisher. Laurel K.. 287. 293 Fisher. Richard J.. 247, 412 Fisher. Sandra. 65 Fisher. Thomas R.. 411 Fisk. Dale E..215. 351 Fithian. Marie A., 261. 274 Fivian. Fritz. 174. 175 Flannery. Russell D.. 65.244 Flat!. Patricia N.. 217.256.266 Fleming. Gail W.. 288 Fleming. James H.. 320 Fletcher. Dwight E.. 388 Fletcher, Jack. 390 Fletcher. Joelle. 307 Fletcher. Robin A. Jr.. 65. 412 Flood. Carol L.. 65.220.290 Flug. Stcvan D.. 352 Flynn. Donald T., 65 Flynn. James L. Jr.. 381 Flynn. Stephen T.. 162.165. 195 Fogg. Jonathon A.. 391 Fones, Norman F. II, 183. 187 Fontenot. Nolan J.. 359 Forbes. John S.. 245 Ford. Barbara. 65. 284 Ford. Eleanor G.. XI. 306 Ford. John E.. XI Ford. Katherine P.. 298. 306 Ford. Patricia V.. 275. 315 Forosee. Dale D.. 141. 253. 393 Forrost. David R.. 382. 399 Fors. Stuart W.. 184.192. 3X Forsyth. Karen W.. 202. 297. d09 Fort. Darrell L.. 174 Fosberg. Michael A.. 236 Fosburg. William S.. 337, 344 402 Fossholm. Robert J.. 65 Foster. Dawn G.. 65.286 Foster. David 8.. 394 Foster. Nancy L.. 276 Foster. Robert F.. 386 Foulds. John C.. 380. 407 Fowler. Frederic A.. 234. 334. X9 Fox. Jcralyn D.. 290 Fox. John A.. 402 Fox. Richard S.. 241.354 Fox. Ronald D.. 66 Foy. John J. Jr.. 65. 244. 412 Fraga. Richard T., 65.334 Frahm. James W., XI Franklin, John A., X7 Franzen. Norman R. Fraser. Carla J.. 297.315 Frazier, Elizabeth M.. 291 Frederick, Kathleen H.. 200, 302 Fredericksen, Jens C.. 252. 325 Freedman. Joseph J.. 401 Freeland. Virginia R.. 267, 309 Freeman. Barbara E., 267 Freeman. Eugene C., 65 Freeman, Terry L.. 295 French. Albert L.. 243 French. James H.. 237. 3X French. Larry T.. 334 French. Roland L., 356.407 Freund. Terry R.. 252. 321 Freres. Maryann F.. 279 Frickey. Georgia L.. 65, 210. 280 Fridley. Vernon A. Jr.. 216. 380 Fries. Lorraine F., 271.305 Frisch. Harold A.. 253. 402 Fritchman. Kirby. 401 Fritsch. Frederick N.. 66. 2X. 320 Fritsch. Nancy N.. 66. 270 Fryer. Richard M.. 244 Fuchs. John A.. 65 Fuhr. Donald C.. 385 Fujii. Elizabeth J.. 260. 315 Fukumoto. Yoshie. 65. 312 Fulton, John C.. 323 Fulton. Kermit L.. 322 Funk. Aaron C.. 259. 337 Funston. Fredie L.. 176.373 Funston. James P.. 373 Fyock. Tad L.. 386 G Gabica. Inez L. 293.299. 315 Gagan. Jean A.. 284 Gagnon. Marcia L.. 202.303 Gagnon. Mary A.. 315 Gale. Leland G.. 65.237. 344 Gallaher. Dale M.. 320 Gallatin, Ginger R.. XI. 306 Galyen. James M.. 146.370 Gamon. Suzanne C. Ganrud. Gairel L-. 160. 247. 402 Gangle. Lawrence C.. 247 Gantenbein. R. L. Jr.. 334 Garcia. Felipe Y.. 348 Gardiner, Jeffroy W.. 365. X7 Gardner. Beverly A., 273.315 Gardner. Chester R.. 65 Gardner. Glenda R.. 317 Gardner. William F.. 94.101. 389.402 Garoy. Harold D.. 65 Garner. Nancy. 293 Garner. Robert E.. 378 Garrett. Robert M.. 412 Garrison, Carolyn L.. 202. 269 Garrison. Ron, 237 Garrow, Sharon. 65. 117, 278 Gartrell. Janet R.. 278 Gasatis. Ben E.. 160. 399 Gasaway. Gary. 356 Gascoigne. Janis E.. 65 Gasuen. Barbara J.. 287 Gates. Margaret R.. 280 Gatherer. Duane C.. 412 Gatlin. Jerry D.. 65. 251.370 Gawel. Kay F.. 65 Gaylord. Mary S.. 202. 299. 313 Geaney. John R.. 392 Gebhardt, Gary A,. 247 Gebo. Robert R. Jr.. 3X Geer. Judith A.. 313 Geiger. David A.. 353 Geiger. Jean A.. 279. 309 Geis. Gary W.. 368. 405 Geisee. Dennis. 325 Gelsinger. Ann D.. 299 George. Marilyn J. George. Linda S-, 258. 285. 306 George. Robert L.. 233. 407 Geraths, Norman R.. 261. 374 Geredes, Theodore D.. 408 Gerhardt. Gary K„ 383 Gerlach. Raymond L.. 337 Gertsch. Shirloy J.. 65. 93.94. 117. 210.256.284 Gessford, Elizabeth E-. 2X Gettmann. Gary E.. XI Gheen. Robert D.. 344 Giacobazzi. Peter F.. 65.178. 328 Gibson. Ann. 202. 288 Gibson, Charlotto A., 122 Gibson, Joan V.. 283. 309 Gibson, Jock. 329 Gibson. Kathleen T., 302 Gibson, Louisa A.. 65. 302 Gibson. Marilyn P., 266 Gienger. John G.. 388 Gienger. Thomas C.. 174.192. 388 Gifford. David L.. 377 Gifford, stetson A.. 348. 398 Gigstad. Karen. 65 272 Gilbert. Alex B.. 338 Gilbert. Edgar A.. 65. 240. 242.245 Gilbert. Kenneth V.. 338 Gilfillan. Margaret A.. 65.256. 296 Gilkison. Dennis R.. 355 Gill. John A.. 66. 370 Gill. Susan L.. 311. 315 Gillette. Landa B.. XI. 408 Gilley. Dwight. 329 Gilman. George L. Gilman. James P.. 409 Gilmore. Arthur L.. 147. 151. 154. 156. 3X Gilmore. Marcia G.. 308 Gilmore. Marilyn G.. 289. 304 Gilmore. Shirley J.. 295 Gimbol. Dorothy A.. 286 Ginther. Robert E.. X7 Girod. Ray E.. 180.263.346 Girt. John F. Girton, Richard A. Jr.. 173, 253. XI Girvan, Burke P.. 370 Giuffre. Ralph. 408 Givens. Lawrence H., 66 Gjelde. Paul E.. 66. 246. 372 Glaser. J. Stephen. 66,340 Glaus. Wanda F.. 280 Glavey. Nadine M., 313 Gleason. Gary W.. 66. 380 Gleason. Thomas E-. XI Gleason. Vernon L. 66 Glenn. William J.. 173. 327 Glodt, Barbara H.. 258. 269. 315 Gnoss. George H.. 160. 387 Godsil. Patrick J.. 371 Goeckner. Thirza A.. 202. 283. 305 Goellcr. 8arbara S.. 214. 302 Goerke. J. R.. 3X Goheen. Helen D.. 66. 290 Goin. Jenelle L.. 291 Going, Eugene, 66 Golden. Michael P.. 66. 2X. 245.322 Golder. Lee C.. 213. 396 Goldson, Bruce D.. 412 Golik. Ralph F.. 336 Gonyer. Gloria A.. 273 Goo. Vernon S.. 66.243.413 Good. David. B.. 3X Good. Richard A.. 328 Good. Sandra J.. X7, 282 Goodo. Karen J., 299 Goode. Sandra L., X7 Gooding. David E.. 213. 369 Gooding. Lloyd R.. 325 Gooding. Wayne R.. 374 422 STUDENT INDEX Goodman, Lawrence E., 66. 253. 392 Goodrich, James M„ 66. 354 Goodwin. Georoo M.. 233 Gordinicr. Peter A.. 331 Gordon. James Burton. 66. 330 Gordon. Janet L. Goskirk. Thomas D.. 356 Gosline. Judith K.. 311 Gosso. Patricia M.f 66. 290 Goto. Arlene S.. 264.293 Goto. Sharie E.. 317 Gourdine. Ernest B.. 263.410 Gourley. Charles 0.. 333 Gourley. Darrell L. 66. 225. 240.400 Govila. Ratan K.. 241 Gover. Wayne I., 339 Goyak. Nick I.. 341 Grady. Carol F.. 289. 307 Gragg. Robert I., 253 Graham, Douglas A.. 369 Graham. Eldon H.. 66.209. 225. 244. 392 Graham. James R.. 246 Graham. Helen A.. 268 Graham, Gary E.. 379 Graham, Keith. 403 Graham, Malcolm B.. 66. 349 Graham. Robert A.. 365 Grange. James B.. 66. 216 Granicher. John. 251 Grant. Fraser C.. 252.259.381 Grant. Lee. 189 Grant. Linda A.. 258. 300 Grant. Nancy G.. 200 Grant. Ronald R.. 364 Grant. Shirley A.. 289.307 Granville. Kristino A., 309 Grass, Donald I.. 411 Graves. Donald L., 357 Gray. Holland. 302 Gray. Judith J.. 226.291 Gray. Loretta J.. 289 Gray. Rebecca I.. 279.293 Graybill, Frances M. S. Graybill. James R.. 247.369 Grayson, Nancy C.. 315 Green. Alice M.. 315 Green. Patrick S.. 399 Greene. Fred W.. 390 Greene. James A., 183.396 Greeno. John D.. 355 Greenfield, Linda L.. 290 Greenfield. Thelma E., 302, 308 Greenly. Walter C., 66.386 Greenwood. Dennis P., 66. 388 Greenwood. Robert E.. 389 Gregg. Phillip M., 110.346. 405 Gregonis. Melvin J., 176,352 Gregory. Connie l.. 275 Gregory. Milton I., 407 Greiner. Dean H.. 327 Greiner. Earl L„ 66.386 Grcmingcr, Frank H.. 146,154 Gribskov, Mona K.. 66.260, 264.266. 318 Griffin, Keith H.. 393 Griffith. Fredrick A.. 66.233, 394 Griffith. Gary W.. 355 Griffiths. Stanley A., 360 Griggs. Joe H.. 66. 251.261. 264 Griggs. Susan J.. 268 Griggs. Weldon M.. 177.239, 262.360 Grimes. Donald E.. 404 Grimes. Jocile N.. 231.283 Grimes. Mahlon H., 351 Grimm. Sandra K., 270 Grinned. James E.. 350 Grischokowsky, Daniel. 66. 188.215.383 Griset. Mary F.. 66 Griswold. Linda C.. 309 Griswold. Mary. 210. 302 Grizzle. Nancy R.. 258.293. 297 Gross. Gail Kay. 413 Grossnicklaus. J. L.. 66 Grotefend. John W.. 244. 368 Groutage. Thomas M., 66. 247.332 Grunden. Lee R.. 66.236.410 Gubser. Merlyn M.. 350 Guenther. Allen F.. 247. 361 Guiley. Patricia R.. 264.295 Gundie. David L.. 337 Gunson. Roger A.. 222 Gushiken, George K.. 348 Guss. Irvan H.. 351 Gustafson. Edwin L. 235.253. 354 Gustafson. Bruce L.. 330 Gutbrod. Oscar A.. 359 Guthrie, James L.. 66. 380 Guven, Rasin. 66 H Haack. Kenneth G.. 160.331. 352 Haan. Leslie R.. 381 Haas. Carlyle. 222 Habertach. Frank R., 160 Hackler. Gloria J.. 268 Hadfield. Earl A. li. 368 Hadley. Douglas R.. 386 Hadley. Judith K.. 266. 304 Hadley. Karen. 66.218.413 Hadley. Percy W..66.217 Hadraba. John P.. 146 Haertel. Raymond D.. 66 Ha finer. Robert W.. 384 Haftorson. Roy G. Jr.. 246. 359 Hagey. Patricia A.. 301 Haggerty. Sheila M.. 127.131. 214.306 Hagmann. Roger C.. 66.385 Hahn. Bruce D.. 324 Hahn. Douglas. 67 Hahn. Richard D..67.241. 413 Hahn. Walter C.. 246 Haines. Judith D.. 289. 307 Haith. Gilbert W.. 378 Hake. Bruce R.. 146.149.196. 388 Hall. Allen S.. 334 Hall. Gordon. 188 Hall. James K.. 236.239 Hall. James K.. 259.393 Hall. Joan C..67.174.274 Hall. Kent I.. 413 Hall. Robert F.. 367. 396 Hall. Robert L. 67.243.244. 246.343.413 Hall. Ronald F.. 67 Hall. Stephen. 187.246 Hall. Thomas M.. 357 Hall. William C-. 67. 326 Halsey. Warren S.. 388 Halter. Donna M., 306 Hamann. William F.. 399 Hametnor. Frank C.. 387 Hamilton. Jack I.. 357.396 Hamilton. William $.. 67. 244 Hamlin. George F.. 243 Hamlin, William T., 188.195. 391 Hamman, Donna F.. 313 Hammel, Frank J. Jr., 67.233. 235.322 Hammer. Russel A.. 247 Hammerquist. Floyd E.. 67, 413 Hammers. Nancy K., 222. 223. 232.413 Hammcrsley. Janice E.. 311 Hammerstad, Charles B.. 392 Hammett. Francis D.. 242 Hamncr. James H.. 183.327 Hamstreet. John L.. 253. 377 Hancock. Lambreth. 353. 391 Hanot. Robert L.. 339 Hanell. Patricia K.. 106.274 Haney. Marilyn. 67. 266 Hankel. Darlene J.. 67. 288 Hanlein. Jon K.. 237. 387 Hanley. Mary J.. 284 Hanlon. Michael W.. 237. 339 Hannaford. Susan G.. 293 Hannum. Jean L.. 67.282 Hansel. Jim R.. 375 Hansen. Brigham C.. 242. 245.332 Hansen. Carolyn A.. 67.267, 288 Hansen. Harold L.. 177. 239 Hansen. Joanne R.. 305 Hansen. Karen M.. 214.279, 315 Hansen. Karl E.. 335 Hansen. Patricia A.. 308 Hanson, Patricia G.. 282 Hansen. Paul G.. 173.253.401 Hansen. Richard K„ 376 Hanson. Curtis F.. 332 Hanson. Larry M.. 343 Hanson. Michael K.. 343 Hanson. Paul. 67 Hanson. Richard J.. 67. 370 Hanson. Ronald K.. 342 Hanson. Terry E..406 Harbert. Ann E..110.291 Harbin. Earl C.. 146. 344 Harbinsky. Suzanno C.. 285 Hardin. Robert B. Jr.. 321 Hardman. Evelyn A.. 67, 295 Hardy. Linda J.. 313 Hargreaves. Lynn. 298 Haring. Jackson L.. 391 Harkins. Marjorie L.. 67.272 Harmer. Dale L.. 359 Harmon. Daniol K.. 341 Harmon. David C.. 259.377 Harmon. Laray. 252, 366 Harmon. Michael L.. 357 Harms. Michael L.. 67.233. 400 Harper. George R.. 353 Harper. Howard S.. 383 Harrington. Kayrl E.. 293 Harrington. Mikel C.. 333 Harris. Ernest A.. 251.392 Harris. Jeffrey A.. 160.379 Harris. John W.. 252.334 Harris. Michael W.. 364 Harris. Ronald C.. 251.322 Harrison. Charles R.. 67.413 Harrison. Delta R..67.317 Harrison. Glen S.. 67.243 Harrison, Kenneth R.. 344 Harrison. Robert E.. 234 Harrison. Robin T.. 173 Harrison. Wesley E.. 369 Harry, Ann L.. 313 Harshbarger. L. S.. 226.288. 307 Harshbarger. Ronald E.. 67. 242. 261.369 Hart. Charles A.. 355 Hart. Frederick M..237 Hart. Richard A., 356 Hart. Richard H.. 382 Hart. Robert R.. 67.241 Harter. Leland G.. 170. 387 Hartman. Carol L.. 283.293 Hartson. Judith L.. 305 Hartz. Ronald E.. 402 Hartzler, Lucillo. 67.290 Harvey. Louiso A.. 273 Hashberger. Alvin L.. 226 Haskins. Raymond A.. 334 Haslebacher. Albert 1.374 Hatch. Philip R.. 351 Hatfield. Ruth C.. 309 Hathaway. Michael J.. 67,320 Hatton. Allan M.. 67.370 Hatton. Lester E. Jr.. 67.247 Hatton. Robert C.. 253 Hauptman. David B.. 253.332 Hausafus. Edward T. Jr.. 177. 239 Hause. Rusel C.. 67 Hawk. Ronald E.. 234 Hawley. Alan K.. 350 Hawley. Delmar V.. 393. 406 Hawley. Frank E.. 253. 398 Hawley. Diana D.. 273 Hawley. Jeanne B.. 213.214, 238.285 Hay. James R.. 387 Hay. Valteta. 313 Hayakawa. George Y., 67. 246. 413 Hayase. Ernest M.. 352 Hayashi. Ralph M. Jr.. 346. 405 Hayden. Michael D.. 190 Hayden. Tim. 380 Hayes. James H.. 67. 400 Hayes. Sondra J.. 12. 67.103. 117.296 Hays. Charles W.. 173. 404 Hays. Esteila J.. 291 Hayward. David C.. 170 Hazard. John G.. 67.241 Heard. Don E.. 322 Heard. William S.. 369 Heater. James M.. 402.404 Heater. Joan G.. 266 Heater. Margaret M.. lit, 313 Heater. Mary A.. 67.310 Heath. Barbara C.. 279 Heath. Michael G.. 213.337 Heaton. Larry C.. 67. 392 Heck. Lyle D.. 252 Hcdden. Linda A.. 281 Hedges. Deanna R.. 67. 312 Hedges. Dennis I., 372 Hedlund. Verne E., 67.247, 396 Hedlund. William E.. 247. 361 Hege. William D.. 252.377 Heidel. Joe H.. 67.359 Heiden. Lavon M.. 307,319 Heidrick. Pete. 335 Heidt. Frederick W. Jr.. 393 Heigel. Roger C.. 372 Heilmann. Mary M.. 318 Heimbigner. Gary L.. 413 Heinke. Garry E.. 67. 370 Heinrich Carl R., 390 Heinsoo. Tilt. 184.388 Heinlzeiman. Conrad L., 67. 392 Heitkamp. Martin D.. 68. 366 Helber. Larry E.. 356 Helm. Wallace E.. 68.243.244 Helming. William C.. 160 Helzer. Richard G.. 328 Hemenway. Almond E.. 482 Hemerick. Paul D.. 190.247. 353 Hemingway. Richard W.. 386 Hemminger, David L.. 183 Hemstreet. Jack N. Jr.. 245 Hcndcror. Charles H.. 347 Henderson. Jack B.. 68 Henderson. James C. Jr.. 320 Henderson. Lynn J.. 268 Henderson. Paul W.. 68.243 Henderson. Roy G.. 68.244 Hendricks, Jane M.. 220.310 Hendrickson. Carole J., 268. 315 Hendrickson. Gary K.. 68.243. 413 Hendrickson. Ralph W.. 353 Hendry. James L.. 342 Hendry. Ted. 183 Henkle. Virginia L. 289. 315 Henning. Betty P.. 68 Henning. Claude C.. 68 Henry. Ardis K.. 277 Henry. Bruce B.. 68.236. 394 Henshaw. Thomas L.. 331 Henzel. Jane E.. 278 Hepler. Gordon. 197.198 Herb. Eugene A.. 346 Hcrbison. Judith A., 301.413 Herbst. George D.. 68.241, 396 Hermes. Kenneth H.. 364 Hern. Dale P.. 68.338 Herndon. Edianne. 315.319 Herrin. Carol L.. 275. 290 Herrington. Charles L., 400 Herrington. Mike. 176 Herrington. Portia C.. 306 Hershman. Arthur L.. 388 Herrold. Judith A.. 309 Hershiser. Robert W.. 68. 413 Hertel. William J. Jr.. 68. 110. 380 Hess. John S.. 68.344 Hess. Wilford M.. 237 Hester. Adin. 234. 396 Hettinger. Allan J.. 409 Hewitt. Gary M.. 247 Heyden. Margaret J.. 110.111. 278 Heyden, Roger A.. 183 Hoyrnan. David L.. 99.260. 392 Hickey. Anne I.. 301,313 Hicks. Norman L.. 253. 397 Hicks. Ron H.. 68. 413 Hicks. Sally. 278 Higgins. Dan A.. 68 Higgins. Mary E.. 68.312 High!. Marjorie A.. 293 Higley. Duane L.. 360 Hildebrandt, Louis H.. 242 Hill. Charles E.. 222 Hill. Dixie D.. 315 Hill. Douglas G.. 385 Hill. Fredrick S.. 371 Hill. Fritz. 170 Hill. Kenneth. 395 Hill. Louise A.. 285 Hill. Stephen D.. 68.240.244 Hillberry. Dee J.. 68.240.242. 245, 396 Hillman. Martin S. Jr., 352 Hinck. Leroy A.. 413 Hinds. Michael E.. 406 Hiner. Carollyn S.. 315 Hinkel. George A.. 68. 320 Hinton. Melvin F.. 357 Hipperson. Donald G.. 68. 359 Hipply, David. 247 Hirata. Bill M.. 339 Hirata. Minoru. 68.247 Hid. Philip. 68. 257. 336 Hironaka. Melvin C.. 68.246 Hirons. Larry W., 195.331 Hirte. Douglas J.. 253.320 Hirt. Robert M.. 391 Hisatomi. Akiharu. 171 Hise. Carlene F.. 110.285 Hitchcock. Daniel F.. 247,251. 261.322 Hitchcock. David A.. 68.340 Hitchcock. Dickey. 397 Hitchcock. Gerald G.. 337 Hite. David M.. 261 Hiura. Alvin H.. 409 Hixson. Dorothy M.. 270. 304 Hixson. Lonna R.. 200 Hoag. Stephen E.. 212.377 Hoagland. Sheryl J., 111. 217, 221.284 Hoagland. Darle M.. 285.293 Hoak. Edgar S. III. 233 Hoard. Janet S.. 315 Hobble. Margarol. 290 Hock. Diane C.. 68.288 Hocken. John A. Jr.. 393 Hockett. David R.. 399 Hodson. Donna L.. 303.315 Hodson, James E.. 225,241. 353 Hoett. Robert E. Jr.. 407 Hoeye. Judith A.. 301 Hottman. Donald L. 246.410 Hottman, Keith. 413 Hottman. Lynne M., 231. 307 Hoffman. Norman S.. 183.187 Hotlman. Theodore W., 413 423 STUDENT INDEX Hoffos. Barry A.. 170 Hofmann. Anne L, 213. 267 Hofstetter, Dwayne K.. 332 Hogan. Howard W.. 146. 149. 150.155 Hogie. Larry. 68.350 Hoion. John A.. 364 Holcomb. Glen W.. 246 Holland. James V., 68 Holland. Robert I.. 330 Hollen. Lloydene L.. 297. 309 Hollenbeck. Robert R.. 395 Hollister. Charles D.. 68.237 Holloway. Diane C.. 260. 306 Holm. Loren L.. 355 Holman. Blair A.. 68. 392 Holman. Jeanne L.. 110. 214. 226.311 Holman. Linda A.. 68. 296. 312 Holmes. John S.. 176 Holmgren, Janet E.. 300 Holmsen. Raymond H. Jr., 68. 322 Holscher. Ronald G.. 339 Holst. Monterey G.. 68 Holt. Judith O.. 315 Holt . Roger E.. 213. 215. 262. 263. 383.395 Holubetz. Terry B.. 194. 195 Holzmeyer. Florence. 110. 213. 238. 270 Hood. Kenneth D.. 351 Hope, Rose Ellen M., 270 Hope, Sandra A.. 276 Hopkins. Donald. 336 Hopkins. Ronald C-. 388 Hopper. Frederick E.. 343 Horenstoin. Donald M.. 222 Horigan. Marilyn G.. 237. 268, 293. 309 Horn. Darrell C.. 184, 192. 215.388 Horn. Gilberta G.. 280 Horn. John H.. 395 Horn, Laddie C-. 160.170.401 Homo, Thomas J., 69. 370 Hornyak, Paul J.. 170 Horrell. Donald M.. 110.370 Horrell. Norma J.. 112.296 Horrillo. John P. Jr.. 69.160. 390.406 Horton. Linda. 282 Hoskins. Donald R., 69. 225, 320 Hougcn. William E.. 69. 382 Hought. Judy M.. 96.100. 292 Housden. Jack L.. 403 Householder. Ronald C-, 69. 240.245 Hoven. Eldon L.. 69 Howard. Bruce £.. 346 Howard. Connie L., 285 Howard. Edward L.. 341. 407 Howard. Lynn C.. 69 Howells. Carolyn L.. 311. 315 Howery. C. F. Jr.. 160 Hrabal. Earnest J.. 69. 352 Hrcha. George D. Jr.. 69 Hreha, Larry H.. 69 Hromas. Marilyn J.. 110. 284 Hubbard. Will R.. 343. 402 Hubbard. Howard T., 69. 350 Huber. Cart C.. 389 Huddleston. Wayne A., 69. 372 Hudlow. William L. 69. 232. 378 Hudrlik. Paul F.. 339 Hudson. John H.. 69. 372 Huff. Claudia A., 297 Huffman. Carol J.. 281 Huffman. Donald O.. 367 Huffman. John W.. 69.368 Huffschmidt. Barbara. 302 Hug. Wayno L.. 237. 332 Huggins. Meredith J.. 266 Hughes. Leland G-. 110.326 Hughey. James R.. 404 Huiras. Lila J., 309 Hujama. Robert, 213 Hull. Charles E.. 69. 396 Hull. Evon K.. 268 Hull. George H„ 146 Hull. Gordon L.. 69. 386 Hull. Keith L. Jr.. 215, 369 Humphreys. George A.. 367 Hundley, Gary L.. 349 Humphreys. Lawrence L.. 247 Hungate. William F. Jr., 368 Hunnicutt, John, 365 Hunt. Clarence N. Jr., 69. 238. 362 Hunt. Judith. 311.315 Hunt. Linda L.. 69. 268 Hunter. Charles T.. 251 Hunter. Clifford W.. 190. 212. 215. 260. 263. 363. 406 Hunter. Jack S.. 408 Hunter. John A.. 398 Hunter. John G.. 184. 334 Hunter. Nancy E.. 313 Hunter. Sandra E.. 277 Huntington. John E., 69. 378 Hurd. Barbara, 296 Hurd. Elizabeth A.. 285. 315 Hurlburt. Lora J.. 315 Hurych. Richard H.. 378 Husband. James H.. 253.260. 347 Hussey. Sally I.. 69. 296 Huston. Peggy L., 119. 260. 315 Hutcheon. John R.. 366 Hutchoson, Marjorie D.. 293 Hutchins. Robert H.. 160. 259. 401 Hutchinson. Nancy C., 303. 315 Hutchinson. Stephen A.. 244, 359 Hutton. Jack H.. 69. 413 Hutton. Kathryn L.. 267. 315 Hyde. Martha M.. 267 Hydo. Raymond E., 69. 350 Hyde. Sharon A., 96.110, 284 Hyder. Larry V.. 355 Hyslin. Richard P., 362 Hyowiiz. Robert M., 252, 377 I Ibarra. Joycelyn, 313 Iboshi, Lawrence K.. 225 Ihlo. Gary M.. 327 Ikata. Patricia M.. 293 lliinsky, Nicholai P., 69. 349 Imamura. Akira. 69. 225. 243. 244 Inolo. Kathy. 66. 69. 210. 220. 278 Inglis. Loyd H.. 402 Ingram. David C-. 234. 320 Ingram, Paul G., 413 Ingram. Robert 8.. 327 Inman, John W.. 243. 347 Inman. Kent C.. 373 Inman. William D-. 333 Inouye. Robert K.. 383 Ira. Cecil C.. 331 Ireland. Glenn W.. 237, 365 Irish. Poter M.. 69. 242. 245 Irving. John W.. 253. 352 Irwin, Judith L.. 280 Irwin, Nancy F., 293 Isaac. John R.. 234. 404 Isaacs. Leonard C., 69. 369 Isaak. James. 253. 337 Itami. Franklin S..69. 413 I vary, John S.. 406 Ivy. Frank J.. 368 Iwai. Paul J.. 252 J Jack. Richard G., 323 Jackson. Carl W.. 336 Jackson. Carolyn S-. 132 Jackson. David S.. 407 Jackson. Dennis D.. 246. 403 Jackson. Dennis K.. 69 Jackson. Larry A.. 340. 389 Jackson. Nicholas L.. 252. 375.402 Jackson. Stephen K.. 330 Jackson. Susan C., 214. 299 Jacob. Ken A.. 404 Jacobson. Barbara J.. 69. 295 Jacobson. Glenn L.. 246 Jacobson. John L., 168 Jacobson. Karen E.. 289 Jacobson. Robert W.. 162.166 Jacobson. Sheryl L.. 267. 315 Jacoby, Jerome J.. 253 Jacoby. Jerrold A.. 69. 324 Jacoby, Judith D.. 282. 315 Jacoby, Mary K.. 237 Jaenicke. Richard A.. 94.225, 243. 244. 392 Jager. Elden J.. 383 James. Donald E.. 398 James. Jill E.. 299. 309 James. Jim. 213 James. Roger P.. 388 James. Sharon L.. 282 James. Timothy H.. 375 Jameson. Susan L.. 69.210, 217.282 Jansen. Gerald L-. 393 Janssen. Alfred E.. 173. 339 Janz. Phyllis. 69. 312 Janz.William K.. 382 Jaren. Ray E.. 69. 326 Jarnagin, Barbara E., 287 Jaross. Janice E.. 264. 281 Jarvis. Paul E.. 377 Jasmer. Darlene A.. 310 Jason. Robert B.. 69. 242. 245 Javorsky. Frank W.. 236 Jeffers. Joyce C.. 262. 265. 276 Jefferson. Barbara J.. 306 Jeffs. Peter Y.. 69.240.241. 344 Jelinek. David L.. 69 Jenkins. Naomi J.. 281 Jenkins. Robert S.. 411 Jennings. Larry 8.. 362 Jennings. Mary Sue E.. 285. 293 Jensen. Harlin C.. 323 Jensen, Howard E., 69. 262. 408 Jenson. John F. Jr., 70.372 Jensen, Nancy H.. 275 Jensen. Robert J.. 413 Jeskoy. William P.. 332 Jessell. Charles T.. 177. 239. 388 Jewell. Richard F.. 257. 380 Jirel. Julie A.. 309 Joelson. John R.. 70. 209. 340 Johansen, Chris A.. 183. 263. 344.405 Johansen. Donald G.. 70 Johns. Eugene K.. 244 Johns. Eldon L. 243. 394 Johns. Judith M.. 315 Johnsgard. Gordan. 234 Johnson. Barbara E.. 264. 318 Johnson. Benjamin F.. 414 Johnson. Bruce R.. 215. 252. 389 Johnson. Camille A.. 315 Johnson. Dale E., 70. 251, 388 Johnson. Darlene C., 70. 202, 217. 276 Johnson. Darlene Eva. 70. 200. 219. 276 Johnson. David W.. 324 Johnson. Dennis L.. 329. 402 Johnson. Dennis L.. 348 Johnson. Donn R„ 68. 70. 94. 108. 211.234. 251.322 Johnson. Douglas E.. 70.245 Johnson. Elvin 8.. 398 Johnson. Ernest W. Jr.. 162. 192. 197. 198. 370 Johnson. Frances H., 277, 303, 309 Johnson. Fred G.. 94. 330 Johnson. Geraldcan A.. 313 Johnson. Howard C.. 3 8.366. 401.406 Johnson. James D., 397 Johnson. Janis A.. 267 Johnson. Jo A.. 290 Johnson. Joyce E., 305 Johnson, Judith A., 289 Johnson. Judith Y.. 99. 256. 282 Johnson. Karen. 141, 214, 296.303 Johnson. Karen J.. 278 Johnson. Keith E.. 368. 408 Johnson. Lester J.. 233 Johnson. Linda L.. 283 Johnson. Marcia L.. 293 Johnson. Mary H.. 290 Johnson. Nancy K.. 103, 119. 303 Johnson. Raymond L.. 247 Johnson, Richard D.. 385.413 Johnson, Richard K.. 384 Johnson. Richard O.. 386 Johnson. Robert M.. 70.240. 244 Johnson. Robert R.. 401.402 Johnson. Roger A.. 253. 331 Johnson, Sandra S.. 290.300 Johnson. Sheldon E.. 70. 243. 244 Johnson. Susan E.. 226. 261. 266. 297 Johnson, Terrald M.. 379 Johnson. Thomas N.. 353 Johnson. Vernon D.. 369 Johnson. Vernon G.. 332 Johnston. Albin E.. 329 Johnston. Joseph W.. 70.251. 261.370 Johnston, Kathryn E.. 315 Johnston. Prudence C.. 108. 110.285 Johnston. Wayne S.. 70. 410 Jonasson. Jon F.. 344.367.405 Jones. Alfred S.. 413 Jones. Barbara J.. 288 Jones. Carolyn A.. 318 Jones. Daryl F.. 340 Jones. Elaine R-. 70 Jones. Fred L., 160.383 Jones. Gary F.. 414 Jones. Gayle M.. 237. 273 Jones. Gerald Rae. 373 Jones. Janice E.. 226. 301. 306 Jones. Janet L.. 277 Jones. Lloyd W.. 70.263.338 Jones. Lynette D.. 281 Jones. Marjorie A.. 280 Jones. Marvin D.. 384 Jones. Nancy C.. 202.221.256. 298 Jones. Robert E.. 393 Jones. Robert L.. 385 Jones. Roy W.. 364 Jones. Sandra M.. 121.303 Jones. Stephen A.. 339.387 Jones. Thomas D.. 331 Joost. Rodney E.. 70. 380 Jordan. David E.. 247. 352 Jorgensen. Lois E.. 271.315 Joslin. Robert W.. 391 Jossy. Fred E.. 173. 339. 397 Joy. Tony R.. 328 Joyce. Richard K., 129 Jubitz. Norma K.. 268. 315 Judevine. Michael H.. 253.368 Judge. Leslie T.. 70 Judson. Arthur. 70. 236. 237 Judson. Robert C.. 387 Justice. Jerome G.. 141, 233. 375 K Kahalckulu. Sarah G. K.. 238. 260. 264. 266. 317 Kahle. Patricia G.. 293 Kahler. Sandra L., 277 Kaiser. Ronald E.. 70. 223 Kakihara. Patsy A.. 313 Kalhar. Dennis C.. 190 Kalina. Ronald V.. 340 Kallberg, Joan L.. 258. 283. 294 Kalsbeek. Gary R.. 253 Kameda. Edward Y.. 70.243, 244.413 Kammann, Margaret M.. 111. 310 Kameya. Harold C.. 244.346 Kan. Ellen. 222. 312 Kaohelaulii. Edward K.. 146. 149 Karker. Diane L.. 213. 238, 279 Karlson,Werner J.. 394 Karlsten, John R.. 360 Kaseberg. Collien E.. 294.300 Kaseberg, Darell R.. 70.354 Kaser. Theodoro A.. 397 Kasner. Michael W.. 403 Kasparek, Bernard J.. 242 Kasserman, Stephen H., 196. 394 Kasso. Donald E.. 146.158. 159 Kauffman. Darrel L.. 174 Kawasaki. Nubuo. 70. 368 Kay. Shirley A.. 306 Keala. Sheldon K.. 396 Keane. Mary E.. 70. 286 Kearney. Juanita E., 213,244. 301.306 Kearney. Leonard W.. 246. 321 Kee. Gordon K.. 70.330 Keema. Carol R.. 238. 305 Keesling. Judith A.. 309 Kehrli. Lynn C.. 393 Keir. David B.. 365 Keith. Gloria M.. 295 Keizur. John W.. 70. 263. 359. 406 Keller. Byrale W.. 385 Kelley. James W.. 321 Kelley. Katherine R.. 315 Kelley. Lonny R.. 251. 392 Kelly. Gordon L.. 70. 392 Kelly. Joseph D.. 70 Kelly. Margaret A.. 294 Kelly. Richard L.. 331 Keisay. C. Arlene. 226. 269 Kelsay. Kaye E.. 70. 217.269 Kelso. Joyce N.. 313 Keltner. Larry E.. 225.243. 244.322 Kemp. Byron R.. 388 Kemper. Robin A.. 294. 297 Kempf. John C. Jr.. 173. 338 Komple. Steve. 389 Kempton. Connie A.. 294 Keniok. Arthur. 413 Kennedy. Kathleen R., 297, 315 Kennedy. Robert B.. 70.244 Kenny. Dennis G.. 381 Kent. Kenneth A.. 377 Kenyon. James V., 376 Kcolanui. Norbert K.. 146. 154 Keortgo. Georgia K.. 70. 276. 282 Keranen, Ardith E.. 70. 217. 308 Kerber. Arlene N.. 70 Kern. Frederick. 70. 340 Kern. Linda A.. 213. 283 Kernek. Clyde B.. 212. 396 Kerns. Judith L.. 299. 315 Kerr. Gerald C.. 378 Kerr. John R.. 331 Kerr. Mary L.. 308 Kesey. Joe H.. 390 Kessell. Margaret A.. 70.274 Kessi. Robert G.. 253. 328 Ketchum. Katherine. 311.315 424 STUDENT INDEX Ketel. Bruce P.. 246 Keudell, Barbara J.. 303 Kibe. Barbara. 294 Kilby. Michael J.. 386 Kim. Victor 8.. 397 Kime. Gerald R.. 393 Kimlinger. Raymond J., 71, 243. 244 Kimple. Steven B.. 253 Kimura. George M.. 71. 413 Kindler. James E.. 335 King. Carol A.. 71. 209. 256. 286 King. Dennis C.. 390 Kino. Donovan N.. 413 King. Michael R.. 393. 402 King. Paul A.. 361 King. Tommy D.. 71. 413 Kingan, Deborah A.. 289 Kinion, Arthur N.. 71 Kinion. Rodney D.. 170 Kinkade. Joyce. 71. 280 Kinsel. Robert L., 71 Kircher. Suzanne. 317 Kirchner. N. E. Jr.. 382 Kirk. Janet E.. 213. 287 Kirkelie. Eva M.. 307. 315 Kirkelie. Kay K.. 315 Kirkland. Kent U 361 Kirkland. Phyllis E.. 71. 111. 209.312 Kirkmire. James D.. 71. 390 Kirkpatrick. John R.. 404 Kirkpatrick. Kay I.. 269. 315 Kiser. Frederick D.. 353 Kishimoto. Pearl S.. 216. 292 Kisky. Karen D.. 303 Kisnor. Ned B.. 71. 171.378 Kjelland. Steven A., 252 Kjomo. Katherine L.. 285 Kjomo, Robert L.. 371 Kjos. John W.. 387 Klatt. Melba. 297 Kleiber, Kenneth D.. 411 Klctzer. Nancy E.. 238, 307. 315 Kleven. Elaine M.. 71. 210 217. 233.306 Kline. Michael S.. 146. 390 Klippel. Diana J.. 110,273 Klipport, R. H. Jr.. 388 KlOCk. Kathryn W.. 71. 210. 298 Klock. Mary S.. 228,261.310 Klockars. Alan J.. 378 Klug. Mark W„ 365 Knapp. Dorothy M.. 71, 312 Knaupp. Jonathan E.. 71. Knaupp. Paul D.. 71,129.247. 353 Knaupp. Shirley O.. 71 Knechtel. Kenneth B.. 325 Knight. Betty C.. 300. 306 Knopf. Sharon K.. 231. 277 Knotts. Donald A.. 361 Knowles, Michael P., 71.386 Knowles. Omar, 160 Knudsen. Kenneth C.. 235 Knudson. Larry A.. 231. 322 Knutson. John R., 71. 127, 130.133. 400 Knutson. Karen. 313 Koch. Gerald. 71. 408 Kocken, Curtis R.. 71.198. 233. 322 Koellner. Carl A.. 174. 392 Koester. Marlin L.. 323 Kofford. Charlotte. 71.280 Kofford. Joanne. 71. 280 Kofford. Wilma R.. 280 Kooa. Ronald H.. 411 Kohnke. David J.. 261.342 Kokkclcr. Delila G.. 294 Kolias. David A.. 71. 261. 336 Kolsohen. Hehemiah. 396 Kononen. Shirley C.. 114. 313 Koozer. Howard D.. 334 Kortge. Michael K.. 368 Krueger. Dale W.. 176 Kruoer. Larry K.. 365. 373 Kruger. Margaret J.. 279. 294 Kruger. David J.. 366 Kruger. Roy H.. 71. 386 Kruse. Jeannette P., 292 Kucera. Dennis C., 252 Kuckreja. Usinjah. 230 Kuehn. Kenneth H.. 246 Kula. John C.. 222 Kulik. William B.. 244 Kumm, Donna M., 309 Kummer. Ann. 294 Kummer, Lorna M.. 71. 284 Kummert. Stephen R.. 341 Kumpula. Evor D.. 71 Kurth. Winston W.. 246 Kurtz. Marilyn L., 71. 222, 223.310 Kurtz. Maurice. 71. 240. 241. 368 Kwock. Christopher J.. 71.413 Kyllo. Dennis J.. 339 Kyte. Christine R.. 256 Koski. K. Victor. 177. 239. 247.385 Koth. Lawrence J.. 339 Kovash. John G.. 343 Kovtynovich. Dianne M.. 292 Krahenbuhl. Paul L.. 356 Kralman. Lawrence G.. 351 Kramer. John D.. 340 Kranz, William A.. 71. 413 Krause. Marlen F.. 71.246. 263.344. 405 Krauss. Delores A.. 71. 96. 210. 220. 284 Krehbiel. Martha A.. 287 Kribs. Dave. 178 Krigens. Rainis J.. 71, 244. 413 Krogh. Fred T.. 71 Krueger. Carl B.. 71.390 Krueger. Carolyn J.. 71. 290 Krueger. Eloise A.. 94. 98. 114. 118.284 L Lacy. James V. Jr.. 234 Ladd. Mitchell I.. 321 Lage. Judith K.. 287 Laing. Ralph R.. 332 Laird. Patricia A.. 313 Laird. Warren C.. 183. 377 Lajoie. Darwin T.. 71 Laird. Thomas 8. III. 397 Lall. Parshotam S.. 230 Lamb. Frank D.. 383 Lamb. Muriel. 311 Lambert. Donna K.. 305. 311 Lamerson. John E.. 71. 376 Lamanilao. Juanito. 248 Lampros. Nicholas P.. 160. 371 Lamson. Ray C.. 385 Lancaster. Paula E., 213. 214, 306 Lance. Joseph w.. 236 Landers. Dorothy E.. 72. 260. 264. 266. 281 Lane. Larry M.. 253. 353 Lane. Lucille M.. 301. 267. 313 Lang. John R.. 401 Langholff. Gilbert W.. 353 Langley. James A.. 72. 328 Langsdorf. Michael G.. 173, 331 Lanning, Michael K.. 375 Lantis, Donna J.. 315. 317 Lantz. Courtney R.. 72. 333 Lantz. William E. Lape. Gary D.. 252. 369 Lapierre. George L.. 253 Lapp. James T.. 323. 348 Lao. Hon V.. 72. 246 Larimer. Wilson. 237 Larsen. Allan H.. 389 Larsen. Carol A.. 72. 266 Larsen, David G., 335 Larsen. Gary L.. 246. 392 Larsen. Katherine A.. 318 Larsen. Peter A.. 72 Larsen. Roy S.. 72, 364 Larsen, Terry J.. 265. 384 Larson, Bruce L.. 351 Larson. Carol L.. 72.269 Larson. Diane E.. 307 Larson. James R.. 347 Larson. Keith R.. 262. 263. 352 Larson. Leroy E.. 351 Larson. Linda G-. 214. 309 Larson. Peler N.. 92. 94. 109. 209.356 Larson. Richard C., 72,364 Larson. Sandra L.. 294 Larson. Susan E.. 305 Lashbaugh. Benjamin H., 72 Lasher. James M., 321 Lasseile. Brenda. 216. 296 Lasselle. Sandra. 72. 261. 296 Latapie. Elizabeth D.. 303 Lathi. Raghunath P.. 243. 314 Latimer. Leslie F.. 274 Latourette. Linda M.. 72. 274 Lattin. Joan L.. 273 Laugen. Gary P.. 368 Laughlin. Carolyn P.. 72.210. 219.310 Laughlin. Willis A.. 72 Laurhammer. Mary N.. 297 Laurin. Raymond. 359 Lauritscn. Don A.. 237 Laurs. Robert M.. 96. 251.392 Lavinder, Susan J.. 72. 278 Law. Walter S.. 72. 413 Lawler. Thomas A- 360 Lawlor. Michael W.. 237 Lawson. Dale G.. 213. 349 Lawson. Mary L. J.. 72 Lawson, Nathan L.. 349 Lawson. Roger H., 72 Layman. Nancy R.. 304 Laythe. Charles W.. 72 Lazark. Robert W.. 160 Lea. Sonya Ann. 98. 238. 267 Leach. Dale E.. 215.253. 321 Learney. Lee. 213 Leblanc. Leonard L., 72. 413 Leabo. Dell P.. 334 Lechner. Jack, 247 Lechner. Nancy N., 277 Lechot. Dianne. 270 Leckenby. Donavin A.. 247 Lechner. Burdette J.. 72 Ledbetter. Oresa I. P.. 72 Lee. Benjamin H.. 72.372 Lee. Bernard P. L.. 72. 413 Lee. Carolyn. 218. 413 Lee. Cheung W.. 344 Lee. Donna M.. 307 Lee. Francis D.. 183. 371 Lee. Jeanne H.. 273 Lee. Richard G.. 184. 189 Lee. Ronald M„ 190. 350 Lee. Samuel W.. 131. 218. 234. 253. 413 Loedham. Larry W.. 381 Legard. Harold A.. 383 Legoett. Allen. 72. 209. 356 Leggett. Donald. 72.247 Leggett. Howard M.. 357 Legore. Dick D.. 56. 72. 326 Lehman. Terry A.. 257. 365 Lehrbach. N. L. Jr.. 339 Lei. Benjamin W.. 72 Lcidig. Robert M.. 330 Loisy. Edward L.. 72. 413 Lemery. David F.. 337 Lemery, James D.. 337 Lenox. Ellamao L. P.. 72. 223 Lenox. John H. Jr.. 177, 239, 376 Lenox. William E., 377 Lents. Michael J.. 252. 377 Leon. Segundo K.. 238 Leonard. Janet E.. 269 Leong, Denis C.. 369 Leporte. Arline P., 72. 312 Lepper. Ruth A.. 220. 279 Lerback. Helen R.. 285 Lcsslcr. Linda L., 305 Losueur. Linda L.. 307 Lettenmaier. Ralph L., 247. 413 Lewellon. Donald C.. 325 Lowellon. Robert T., 243. 323. 336 Lewis. David R.. 222. 232 Lewis. Dwayne E., 72 Lewis. Edward J., 330 Lewis. Maralyn G.. 287. 304 Lewis. Susan K., 287 Lewis. Thomas H.. 72. 257, 372 Lowis. William A.. 237. 339 Liobert. Donald M„ 4t1 Lieuailen. Robert M.. 73. 234. 257.326 Lieuailen. Russell O.. 73. 325. 326 Likens. Fred. 353. 357 Lilja. Richard D.. 73. 375 Limbaugh. James L.. 344 Lindauer. Eric B.. 173. 404 Lindbloom. Carol J.. 124. 303 Lindgren. Jane B. Lindquist. William G.. 73 Lindros. Donald A., 73. 244 Lindsay. Glenn F.. 340 Lindsay. Linda L.. 256. 282 Lindsay. Susan F.. 266 Lindstrom. Charles D.. 73.394 Linens. Barbara J., 276 Ling. Glenn A.. 73. 246 Ling. Jimmy C. 73. 407 Link. Kathleen Rae. 73.117. 216.304 Linn, Arlene F., 273 Linstedt. Kermit D., 371 Little. Mary A.. 279. 292 Littley. Joanne A.. 202. 311 Litz. Walter D.. 335 Lively. Judith A.. 256. 288 Livermore. Patricia L.. 270 Livingston. Richard L., 355 Lloyd. Robert V.. 73 Lobo. Carlos A.. 233. 238 Lockard. James V.. 348. 405 Locker. Vivian E.. 280 Lockwood. Lynn T.. 409 Loennig. William R.. 243. 365 Lohman. Diane V.. 217. 288 Lohman. Denis M.. 396. 405 Long. Christine A.. 287 Long. David L.. 373 Long. Harold M.. 381 Long. Jack E.. 73. 413 Lono. Jerry R.. 218. 247. 340 Long. Linda A.. 267. 315 Long. Lynda M.. 297. 315 Long. Taylor K.. 269. 413 Lonsway. Catherine P.. 294 Loomis. Donald A.. 393 Loomis. Shara L.. 286 Looney. William C„ 235. 253. 349 Lopez. Maralee. 73. 282 Lossner. Peter A.. 381 Lott. Kennoth E.. 339 Loucks. Suzanne. 299 Loudenback. M. C.. 305 Louk. Arthur E.. 411 Louks, Suzanne. 315 Louthan, Linda J.. 279 Lovrctich, Robert. 403 Lowe. Barbara J.. 270 Lowe. Judith R., 271. 309 Lowe. Nathan A.. 73 Lowell. Alice M„ 219. 318 Lowry. Richard. 73 Lowry. Terry W.. 393 Lowry. William P.. 236 Lozier. Gary O.. 73. 120. 198. 332 Lozier. Suzanne. 262. 290 Lucas. Ellen E.. 294 Lucas. Keith M., 242 Lucas, Michael S., 373 Lucking. Philip T.. 402 Ludlum. Robert S.. 73 Luebben. John. 398 Luke. Lottie. 414 Luko. Raymond F.. 414 Lukos, Joseph A.. 226. 243, 244.352 Lum. Ronald W.. 265. 333 Luna. Hedy Y.. 200. 313 Lund. Ernest O.. 343 Lundahl, Robert B.. 243. 252 Lunde. Raymond C-. 73.180. 370 Lundgren, Garlan R.. 368 Lundgren. Kendra. 219, 312 Lundgren. Richard K.. 252 Lundy. Mary K.. 294 Luton. Barbara J.. 214.261. 271 Lutz. Walter. 351 Lye. Thomas. 240 Lynch. Peter O.. 353. 379 Lynch. Terrence J.. 366. 409 Lyon. Norma J.. 213. 269 M Maasdam, Jerry W.. 344 Maben. James M.. 235 Mabry. Joann M„ 299 Macinnes. Pamela J., 294 Mack. Horschel L.. 333 Mack. Rebecca. 275.305 Mackenzie. Ronald W.. 413 Mackie. Jay A.. 397 Mackic. Lorna A.. 73. 231. 260. 262. 312 Mackinnon, Lornadee. 73.312 Maclean. Alexander D.. 73. 390 Macomber. Keith L.. 243.325 Macpherson. Irene E.. 264. 317 Macrostie. Janet D.. 73. 317 Macy. Reata M.. 294 Madden. Dann M.. 73 Maddox, Errol B.. 385 Maddox. James P.. 247 Maddox. Russell R-. 252. 376 Maddox. William R.. 330 Maddy. Ron D.. 103. 386 Maddux. Donald J.. 345 Madinabeitia. C. S.. 73. 366 Madriz. Rodrigo M.. 238 Maes. Antoinette M.. 213.271, 306 Magill. Edmon R.. 73.233.283 Mahan. Michael C.. 73 Mahn, Siegfried. 235 Main. Robert D.. 73. 361.338 Main. Robert V.. 243 Maine. Emmalene L.. 317 Makino. T. Jayne. 213. 292 Maibon. Mavis L.. 290 Maletis. Jim G.. 370 Mallery. Malcolm D.. 322 Malmros. Michael H.. 323 Malonoy. William C.. 413 Manchester. Kaye K.. 213, 391 Mandic. Cary M., 299. 315 Manipon. Gloria V.. 313 Mannagh. Patricia M.. 73.298 Manners. Gary D.. 356 Manning. Robort D., 261.380 Mannino. Roborta K.. 18.114, 256.302 Mansfield. Charles R.. 73. 376 Mantei. Ronald H.. 244. 329 Manzer. Donald E.. 398 Marcum. Darrel F.. 377 Marcum. Santford R.. 196 Marguth. Gilbert R. Jr.. 73. 225. 240. 243. 244 Marine. Gail K.. 219. 231. 261. 284 Maring. John S.. 73 Maris. Allan T.. 339 Markads. Sars. 308 Markee. Jeraldine J.. 307 425 STUDENT INDEX Marks. Darrell G.. 351 Marks. James W., 73. 260. 265.333 Marks. Lavonno F., 307 Marlin, Richard D., 355 Marquardt. Robert F.. 321.408 Marquis. Mary P.. 99. 298 Marquis, Philip H.. 375 Marquiss. Jan M.. 303. 315 Marsh. Amos. 146. 184. 186 Marsh. Kathleen M., 279 Marshall. Charles E. R.. 146. 155.184 Marshall. Donald M.. 73.261. 400 Marshall, Duane E.. 184.186 Marshall. Ruth A.. 109 Marsolek. Tex R.. 364 Marten. Lois A.. 315 Martin. Oalo Rao. 413 Martin. Donald H.. 184.192. 382 Martin, Duane C.. 197. 371 Martin. Harold G.. 354 Martin. Jack D.. 73.241.284 Martin. Jack E., 73 Martin. Janice M.. 119. 315 Martin. Judith A.. 110.299 Martin. Judy E.. 114. 256, 298 Martin. Mary E.. 73. 278 Martin. Mary S.. 294 Martin. Sue M.,279 Martin, Timothy W., 345 Martin. Stephen A., 240 Martindale R. D., 345 Martinez. David H., 73 Marx. Konnoth D.. 225. 243. 322 Marx. Theodore W. Jr.. 329 Maryott. James L., 183 Maser. Heather I.. 216 Mason. Grimm P.. 180. 192 Mason. Robert L.. 242 Massey. Larry D.. 73, 370 Massey. Thomas H., 381 Masters, Russell A.. 73. 364 Masterson, Jon A.. 386 Matecr. George G.. 407 Materie. James J.. 376 Mathany. Allan R.. 321. 408 Matier. George. 393 Matson. Gerald H.. 321 Matsuda. Satoru. 246 Matsunaga. Gerald S.. 243 Matsunaga. Jerry T.. 362 Matsuura. Louis H.. 225. 330. 332 Matsuyama, Arthur A.. 74.318 Matthews. Lorry A.. 74 MoJtila. Alien A.. 360 Mattson. Karen M.. 74. 223. 274 Mattison. Jackio L.. 188. 194. 331 Matzka. Robert A.. 325 Mauck. Larry D.. 324 Maucr. Frances C.. 276 Mauer, William A.. 224, 238. 253 Mauger. Robert 8.. 377 Maurer. Judith A.. 292 Maxwell. Barbara L.. 315 Maxwell. Glennabetle. 312 Maxwell. Ronald D.. 388 Maxwell. Vina G.. 74 Maxwell. Jay L.. 388 May. Carl E.. 74. 245 May. Denny L.. 400 May. Jean A., 315 Mayer. Barbara A.. 74 Mayers. Sara A.. 200.213.231, 300 Maylie. John C.. 74. 386 Maylie, Joseph W.. 387 McAllister. Geraldine. 292 McAlpino. John S.. 378 McCabe. Barbara J.. 311 McCabe. Maureen B.. 213, 216. 237. 238 McCall. Patricia H.. 285 McOallister. Jane A.. 306 McCandlish. Carol F.. 74.220. 266 McCargar. Dean L., 399 McCarl. Bonnie M.. 309 McCartney. Sylvia J.. 74. 310 McCarty. Charles L.. 263.348. 406 McCarty. Gail. 233. 413 McCarthy. William R., 101. 379 McCarty. Gail L. 243 McChosney. Kenneth W., 345 McClarty. Judith L.. 141.275. 304 McCleary. William D.. 253.361 McClellan. Howard A.. 355, 404 McClure. James D.. 74. 246. 414 McClure. June L.. 200. 295 McClure. Loren L.. 177. 239. 355 McClure. Linda C.. 305 McClure. Phillip E.. 397 McCombs. Merrill F.. 366 McCombs. Robert R.. 366 McConnell. Jack R., 399 McConnell. Sharron L.. 114. 200. 219. 238.284 McCormick. James L., 244, 394 McCormick. Sharon D., 316 McCormick. Sharon K.. 301 McCoy. Linda L.. 318 McCoy. Nancy J.. 287, 294 McCoy. Robert W.. 253. 344 McCrory. Dean E. Jr.. 190. 369 McCroskoy. Charles K.. 386 McCuddy. Mike L.. 102 McCue. H. Steven. 341 McCulloch. Thomas E., 364 McCurdy, Howard E.. 101.329 McCurdy. Joan M.. 258.289. 316 McCutcheon. Rob A.. 386 McDearmon. Alan. 237.382 McDermott. Mary E.. 303. 309 McDole. Judy L-.265. 317 McDonald. Andy J.. 339 McDonald. Barbara J.. 261, 298 McDonald. Bette M.. 281 McDonald. Elmer J.. 243 McDonald. James R.. 251. 388 McDonald. Norris J.. 74. 374 McDonough. Anne E.. 285. 316 McDowell, Kathleen A.. 305 McDowell. Terrance J.. 387 McElroy. James L.. 325 McEntire. Elizabeth B.. 276 McFadden. John V.. 252 McFarland. Carole S.. 74. 282 McFetridge. Darrell W.. 74, 322 McFetridge. William A.. 411 McGahan. Michael E.. 375 McGahuoy. Gary G.. 407 McGechie. Carole A., 256. 272 McGee. Florette M.. 258.287. 316 McGhehey. Donald C.. 409 McGowon, Sharon L.. 237.313 McGowan, Thomas W., 243 McGrath, Sharron A.. 74. 312 McGregor. Charles D.. 74.342 McGregor. Mary M.. 293.316 McGrew. James R.. 379 McGuire. Helen J.. 121,256. 284 McGuire. James M.. 231 McGuire. John K.. 393 Mcllnay, Gary L., 352 McIntosh, Brian. 74, 225. 414 McIntyre. Gary A.. 74. 369 McKay. Barbara E.. 74. 231. 212 McKean. Bonnie L.. 316 McKean. Scott H.. 192. 340 McKeehan. Ernost R.. 74.225. 380 McKenney, Lurlyn P.. 317 McKenzie. Raymond L.. 373 McKibbin, Janet M., 318 McKim. Kenneth E., 414 McKinley, James R.. 351 McKinley. Robin D.. 74.235. 414 McKinney. Charlos W.. 253. 365 McKinney. Errol S.. 387 McKinnon. Colon M. Jr.. 387 McKittrick, Robert J., 383 McLachlan. Lynn M.. 285,294 McLain. Arlene G.. 217. 288 McLain. James. 414 McLarty. William C.. 74. 231. 360 McLaughlin, S. E.. 371 McLendon, Cara L.. 277 McLennan. Marilyn L., 288 McLeod. Madonna C.. 284 McLure. Marcia A.. 228.278 McMahon. Blair S.. 366 McMann. Joan R., 272 McMorine. David C.. 399 McMorris. Joan M.. 300 McNamara. John F., 345 McNeal. Brian L.. 74. 234.414 McNeal. Steven R.. 407 McNitt. Robert L.. 414 McNutt, James W„ 359 McNutt. Molly K.. 294. 297 McPhaden. Gordon W.. 242. 336 McPherson. Laurie A.. 302 McQuaid. Patricia J.. 214. 220. 238. 297 McOuarrie. Susan J.. 316 McOueon. Ray G.. 233 McTaggart. Brent. 253.355 Mead. Kathleen J.. 285.294 Mead. William B.. 222. 414 Meadows. Archie E.. 246.334 Meadows. Charles L., 392 Mcany. William G.. 197 Meeuwsen. Sallyann M.. 281. 294 Mehl. Thomas H. III. 234 Meier. Karen L.. 294 Meier. Nancie. 294 Meier. Paul A.. 379 Meier. Rose M.. 284. 304 Meier. Weldon S.. 74. 378 Meier. William R.. 385 Mendenhall. L. D.. 74.236. 251. 325 Mendes. Robert T„ 408 Mendicino, John S.. 190. 357 Menko. Paul H.. 251. 328 Mentzer. Linda J.. 318 Mercer. Judith G-. 278 Meredith. Jack R.. 240 Meredith. Richard L.. 183. 335 Merhotf. Goorgo C.. 401 Merk. Lawrence H.. 115 Morklin. Lee A.. 299. 307 Merriam. Paul D.. 337 Merrifield. Larry S.. 414 Merrill. Charlos W.. 354 Merritt. John M.. 74. 396 Merz. David L.. 74. 234 Merz. Karen M., 294 Merzenich, Edgar W.. 213. 332 Merzenich. Mary A,. 264.265, 318 Meserve. Lee A.. 74.116.117, 298 Messerle. Donald E.. 233. 257.354 Messerle. Kenneth C., 74.354 MettS. Curtis T.. 414 Mcyenberg. William W.. 340 Meyer. Annette W.. 392 Meyer. Constance A.. 231. 313 Meyer. Donna M.. 74.220.312 Moyer. Gene R.. 383 Moyer. Geraldine I.. 315 Meyer. John K.. 74.189.366 Meyer. Judith A.. 267.315 Meyer. Linda A.. 273,315 Meyer, Richard A.. 74. 219 Moyers, Bill, 393 Meyers. Lawrence F.. 289 Moyers, Raymond L.. 382 Meyerslck. Edward R.. 74. 386 Moyle. Sarilee S.. 277 Michael. Donald R.. 74. 107. 365 Michaelson. Anne M.. 276 Michalok, Josoph S., 74.190. 350 Michel. Fritz. G.. 409 Michels. Raymond D.. 257. 392 Michelson. Jack E.. 74. 232 Michimoto. Ray T.. 353 Michna. Terry D.. 74 Micka. Richard L.. 74. 414 Mickelson, Richard W.. 74, 224,350 Mico, Lorin. 342 Middelson. Bryon G-. 75 Middlebrook. Allan. 329 Mihara. Donna E.. 309 Mikosoll. Richard M.. 74. 386 Mikkelsen. Curtis. 321 Mikkelson. Byron G., 243. 384 Miksch. Thomas L.. 75. 246 Milbrath. Gene M.. 393 Milburn. Gary S., 247. 252 Miles. Myron E.. 233. 356. 414 Miles. Sheila M., 279 Miller. Carl A.. 75. 257. 369 Miller. Clive T.. 345 Miller. David F.. 177.239,385 Miller. Dennis F.. 330. 357 Miller. Ellwood D.. 75 Miller. Elsie A.. 289. 315 Miller. Joanno H.. 75. 312 Miller. Joyce A.. 308 Miller. Kaye L. 303. 307 Miller. Kent D.. 345 Miller. Kent F.. 247. 360 Miller. Louis B.. 103.194. 195. 330 Millor, Lynn D.. 313 Miller. Mary P.. 75. 133. 218. 284 Miller. Norma J.. 288. 414 Miller. Patricia N.. 75. 280 Miller. Penelope K.. 238. 294. 297 Miller, Raymond E.. 75. 236 Miller. Richard R-. 195. 330 Miller. Robert E. Jr., 233. 359. 414 Miller. Ronald F.. 75.146.150. 152.153. 184.197 Miller. Susan A., 283 Miller. Ronald W., 350. 370 Millor. Sherm. 183 Millikon. Malcolm F., 261. 376 Milliorn. Jack E.. 367. 414 Mills. Kay L.. 202. 311 Mills. Kenneth D.. 75. 257, 378 Milne. Thomas L.. 368. 408 Miner. Don C.. 233. 352 Minkler. Ann. 414 Minto. Martha J.. 267 Minton. Sharon L.. 282 Minty. Kristin E.. 75. 268 Mishler. Gaylord G.. 252. 341 Mitani. Douglas J.. 345 Mitchell. Edward H.. 353 Mitchell. Gayle E..311 Mitchell. Marianne. 309 Mitchell. Steve L.. 369. 408 Mitola. Donna M.. 266 Mittelstadt. Richard. 75. 240. 245 Mitts. Marilyn A.. 280 Miura. Danny Y.. 222 Miyahira. Richard S.. 363 Mo Nguyen D.. 352.363 Moar. Donald A.. 75. 368 Mobley. Jean. 200 Mobley. Keith A.. 401 Mobley. Reva J.. 309 Mock. Henry. 75.409 Mock. Shirley M.. 268 Moo. Stephen T., 166. 387 Moffitt. John A.. 196 Mohn, Seigfried. 414 Mohr. Darrell D.. 75. 242 Mohr, James A.. 394 Mohr. John A.. 341 Mohr. William R.. 75.328 MoMdrem. Diane L.. 299 Molstrom, Sandra. 310 Monaghan. James. 379 Monger. Walter D.. 75.348 Monroe. James E.. 231 Montgomery. David E.. 323 Montgomery. David M., 355 Montgomery. Edward G.. 190. 377 Montgomery. Errol L., 367, 376 Montgomery. Mary E., 287. 305 Montgomery. Samuel S.. 75 Moody. Robert D.. 334.372 Moody. Robert D.. 75 Mookini. Blossom U.. 306 Moon. Laurence L., 75. 369 Moon. Theodore. 340 Moore. Barbara J.. 112. 296 Moore. Baxter S. Jr.. 375 Moore. Boyd W.. 337 Moore. Danford A.. 334 Moore. Gary L.. 192. 211.388 Moore. Kay J.. 311.316 Moore. Margaret P.. 296 Moore. Michael E., 75. 236. 253 Moore. Mike. 384 Moore. Warren A.. 342 Moran. Ardith. 75 Moran. Henry L-. 75 Moravec. Nicolis F.. 383 More. Glenn M.. 399 Morelli. Leonard R.. 75.174 Morgan, Darrel L.. 321 Morgan. Ralph H.. 356 Morgan. Robert J.. 213.329 Morikado. Robert N.. 363 Morland. Arthur L.. 386 Morley. Vicki L., 233. 235 Morningstar, P. L., 304 Morrell. Virgil V.. 409 Morris. Barbara D.. 269 Morris. James M.. 285 Morris. Lesley F.. 220 Morris. Mary. 75. 256. 284 Morris. Robert J.. 323 Morris. Virginia L.. 273 Morrison. Dean N.. 246 Morrison. Robert H.. 240 Morrow. James R.. 328. 347 Morrow. James T., 246. 366 Morrow. Karen E.. 301 Morso. Roy V.. 393 Morten. Richard D.. 237. 382 Mortensen. Marva L.. 299, 307 Morton. Fred L.. 387 Morton. Joella L.. 279 Morton. Wesley A.. 414 Moser. David R., 259.369 Moss. Carol H.. 289 Moss. James D.. 383 Mote. Robert L., 75. 222 Moustakas, Evanelos. 332 Mowe. Carol E.. 281 Moyc. Rene D.. 180.192 Moynihan, Lawrence D.. 75 Mozzini, Lowis M.. 75. 394 Muench, Carl E.. 222 426 STUDENT INDEX Mucha. C. Jean. 75.112.216. 221.278 Mudd. James M.. 331 Mudgett. Gilman C., 379. 409 Mulanax, Matthew W., 260. 333 Mulder. David 8.. 352. 381 Mulder. Michael C., 335 Mulkdland. Jan. 237 Mullaney. Ann K.. 213. 214. 292. 297 Mullen, Larry S.. 261. 399 Mullonix. James C.. 383 Muller. Barbara, 313 Muller. Tom B.. 259. 373 Mulligan. Michael E., 389 Multanen. Monty E.. 234, 414 Muncy. Darla N.. 274 Munz. Larry M„ 329 Murakami, Roy K.. 177.239. 385 Murata, Irene T.. 295 Murphy, Edward H.. 331 Murphy. Gary L.. 383 Murphy. Marilyn A.. 16. 288 Murphy. Raymond E.. 259 Murray. Christina M.. 299. 316 Murray. Helen L.. 279, 304 Murray, James. 183 Murray. John, 75 Murray. Joanne W.. 75. 268 Murray, Kay L.. 116. 270 Murray. Levona A., 287 Murray. Norman L.. 75.261. 397 Murray. Nyla C.. 283. 294 Murray. Phillips S.. 368 Music. Catherine. 309 Mussel man. Gerald C.. 103. 368.408 Muzzocco, Felix, 371 Muzzy. Wallace D. Jr.. 365 Myers. Albert H,. 343 Myers. Boyd, 183 Myors. Gerald K.. 75. 209. 251.369 Myers. James D.. 76 Myers. John T. III. 133. 215. 333 Myers. Lyle L.. 76 Myers. Mary D.. 116.302 Myors. Nancy L., 216. 299 Myers. Ralph A.. 76. 261. 286 Myers. Sally J.. 296. 303. 316 Myers. Sally L. 256 Myers. William R.. 253 N Nagata. Thomas H.. 353 Nail. Melvin T.. 247 Naismith. Darleen M., 311 Nakagawa. Violet H., 313 Nakasone. Joyce H.. 294 Nakatsu. Roy N., 212. 253 Naples. Inez. 316 Narkaus. Sara. 76 Nash. Harry R.. 323 Neal. Barritt. 387 Neal. Janice F.. 294 Nobeker. Loren H.. 414 Nedry, Jay. 325 Nee. Arnold C.. 396 Nett. Loretta M.. 216. 238. 313 Neidhart. Jamos R.. 242.245 Neilson, Richard. 414 Nekoba. Francis K.. 252. 396 Nelson. David J.. 391 Nelson. Delbert R.. 366 Nelson. George W.. 11 Nelson, Irene C.. 283 Nelson. Janice L., 141,213. 214. 273 Nelson. Linda K.. 309 Nelson. Marilyn J.. 76. 370 Nelson. Marjorie L.. 267. 311 Nelson. Nancy J.. 279.316 Nelson. Peter M.. 352 Nelson. Reba Jo, 260.262. 279.306 Nelson. Thomas L.. 253. 327 Nelson. William. 358 Nerio. Hisako 6.. 76. 312 Ness. Linda V.. 216 Ness. Steven P.. 414 Nessen. Jack E.. 76.224. 364 Neubauer. Andrea L.. 275 Neuburger. Kenneth J.. 385 Neuman. Alfred E., 232 Neuschwander. Arthur. 76 Neuschwander. Joel 174 Newell. Kent V.. 247 Newell. Thomas E.. 414 Newman. Philip W.. 321 Nibler. Joseph W.. 332 Nibler. Roger G.. 232. 373 Nicholas. Irvin D., 328 Nichols. Sheryl D.. 287 Nichols. Thomas M„ 252. 289.407 Nickolas. Robert. 231 Nielsen. Carole M.. 307 Nielsen. Oouglas L.. 335 Nielsen, Patricia A.. 76. 93. 94.296 Nielsen, Robert G.. 76. 237. 346 Nielsen. Willard D.. 368 Nieminen. Robert A.. 333 Nienow. Edward D.. 9 . 265 349 Niles. Robert A.. 162.391 Nilson. Sigrid C.. 238. 270 Nishioka. Kenji. 76. 225. 240 Nixon. Linda D.. 279. 316 Nixon. Richard. 338 Noble. Gary W.. 366 Nobles. Clyde C. Jr.. 76.243. 244 Noel. Gale L.. 253 Nolen. Donald L.. 328 Nolte. Patricia May. 216. 303 Noonchester. Howard B.. 76 Nordahl. Nan A.. 316 Nordling, John B., 402 Nordquist, Myron H.. 379 Nordstrom, Mary A., 238. 313 Nork. Benard L.. 176 Normann, Soren F.. 237 Norris. Don M.. 252. 379 Norten. Dick. 218 North, Raymond R.. 377 Northrup. Nonie. 200. 282 Norton. Jack T. Jr.. 257 Norton. John R.. 338 Norton. Stanley H.. 387 Norton. Virgil J.. 324 Nostor. John C.. 173. 373 Noss. Sharon L.. 316 Nostrant. Gilbert M.. 215. 352 Notdruft. Norman E.. 38 Noteboom. Robert E., 76 Notowitz. Allen L. 345 Nowacki. Marilee. 313 Nunn. Michael K., 141 Nutting. Donna I.. 2% Nuxall. John W.. 108. 323. 345 Nygren. Persis B.. 298 O Oba. Richard T.. 411 Oberholtzer, Polly M.. 214. 297 O'Brien. James H.. 76 O'Brien. Kathleen L.. 316 O'Brien. Terence J.. 76. 260. 265 O'Brien. Thomas M., 76.240. 246 Obrist. Diana M., 301. 307 Ochs. Eugene V.. 393 O'Connor. John L. 184.241. 414 O'Connor. Patrick C.. 160 Oden. Laurance L.. 76 Odmark. Susan C-. 299. 316 Oehling. Dave C.. 331 Oelrichs. Sally J.. 294 Oerding. William R.. 180 O’Farrell. Catherine A.. 286 Ogburn. Phillip N.. 371 Oglesby. Patricia L.. 260.277 Ogren. Claudia L.. 272 O'Hair. Michael. 196.395 O'Hair. Susan. 123. 278 O'Hara. Dennis M.. 244. 381 Ohman. Elaine A.. 313 Ohmart. Judith K.. 279. 305 Oja. Donald W.. 242 Okamoto. Dennis U.. 346 O'Keefe. Patricia K.. 76. 288 Okimoto. Ronald E.. 396 Olberg. Lorraine E.. 76.310 Oldenburg. Kent. 76.235. 243.350 Oldfather. Daniel O.. 76.243. 244.320 O’Leary. Patricia J.. 292 Olexer. David L.. 349. 359 O'Leary. John M.. 76.350 Oliva. Steven J.. 357 Oliver. Donna M.. 313 Oliver. John G.. 246 Oliver, Ralph, 251 Olmsted. Gerald W.. 387 Olsen. Richard S.. 244 Olsen. Robert J.. 76 Olsen. Sharon L., 112. 270 Olson. Bill R.. 408 Olson. Carol L.. 292 Olson. Darlene K.. 292 Olson. Frank W.. 76 Olson. H. William Jr.. 247,414 Olson. Irving C.. 244. 336 Olson. Jerry C.. 212. 324 Olson. Keith D.. 343 Olson. Lane E.. 398 Olson. Loren R.. 259. 341 Olson. Richard D.. 410 Olson. Robert W.. 321. 363 Olson. Ronald R.. 76. 386 Olson. Ronnalie E.. 76. 304 Olson, William E.. 76 Olympius. Richard P.. 409 Omara. Michael G.. 341 Omdahl. Sharon L.. 313 Omid. Mariam N.. 76 O’Neal. Sandra A.. 277 O’Neel. Terrence R.. 216. 394 Ong. Winfred K.. 76. 280 Onyema. Winston M.. 76. 222.230 Opoku. Esther V.. 294 O'Riley. Nancy M.. 316 Orme. Ronald F., 357 Orr. James C.. 183. 341 Orser. Robert E.. 232.366.387 Osborne. Bonnie J.. 294.311 Osborne. Dave. 183. 397 Osborne. Donald H.. 371 Osko. Joan E.. 302 Osterlund. Corrine D.. 294 Ostling. Carl C.. 252 Ostrandor, James M.. 76.330 Ostrandor. Sally M„ 76. 217. 278 Ostrom. Byron R.. 368 Ostrom. Kenneth R.. 76. 251. 394 Oswalt. Marylea. 316 Otness. Marilyn W.. 223, 298 Otness. Phillip C.. 76. 390 Otter. Sharon L.. 414 Ottinger. Robert S.. 366 Ottman, John S.. 342 Ouchida. Roy T.. 76. 414 Oukrop. Sharon K.. 317 Overholser. Denys D.. 414 Overholser. Diane J.. 313.414 Overstreet. Laura J.. 305 Overstreet. Macy E-. 76.129. 320 Owen. Sheryl L.. 303 Owens. Doris E.. 233. 318 Owens. James P.. 77. 340 Oxborrow. Michael L. 190. 396 Oycn. Haakon C.. 77 P Pachot. Diana J.. 256. 266 Paget. Eileen C.. 219.300 Pahl. David A.. 110.132.387 Pahl. Judith K.. 304 Pai. Hi J.. 317 Paine. Judith A.. 256.302 Paine. Robert E.. 341 Palmateer. Marne L., 192.330 Palmateer. Robert E.. 146 Palmberg. Judith M.. 77. 96 238.312 Palmer. Alan G.. 77. 340 Palmer. Eleanor M.. 77. 284 Palmer. Harriett S.. 77. 266 Palmer. Linda. 56. 77. 302 Palmer. Nancy A.. 280 Palmer. Rose C.. 280 Palmore. John R.. 335 Palmquist. James G.. 77. 232. 414 Pang. Steven K. C.. 353 Pankratz. Loren D.. 366 Panzer. Carol G.. 107. Ill, 285. 316 Paola. Phyllis C.. 316 Parker. Allen W.. 237 Parker. Dewayne C.. 350 Parker. Kay F.. 103. 258. 309. 311 Parkor. Richard S.. 329 Parker. Roger R.. 222 Parker. Sharon M.. 313 Parkhurst. Nigel E.. 321 Parkhurst. Norman P., 77. 326 Parkhurst. William R.. 77. 326 Parkin. Neill R.. 345. 399 Parkinson, Carole A.. 316 Parkinson. Michael. P.. 361 Parks. Phyllis L.. 299 Parks. M. Ann. 200. 272 Parmenter, Maureen S-. 228. 284 Parmenter. Harold L., 340 Parr. Nancy. 77.111.284 Parr, W. Frank. 212. 364 Parrick. Nancy S.. 316 Parrish. Gary L-. 261. 375 Parrott. Billy J.. 146 Parsons. Gerald P.. 77 Parsons. Lynne Anne E.. 77. 298 Parsons. Marilyn J.. 276 Parsons. Michael G.. 259. 331 Partipilo. Carol A.. 316 Partis. Kathteon A.. 311.316 Parten, James. 414 Parton, Helen L.. 77. 300 Parton, Sharron L.. 307 Pasley. Christine. 303 Pasma. Sarah L.. 258.268.294 Patel. Bhikabhai N.. 77 Patel. Bhulabhai N.. 77. 230 Patrick. Sharon M.. 260. 280. 304 Pattee. Sharon L.. 77.288 Patterson. Bruce B.. 77.162. 166.184. 192. 330 Patterson, Glenn J. Jr.. 245. 356 Patterson. James G.. 213. 247 Patterson, Jutianne. 77. 288 Patterson. Patricia L.. 305 Patterson. Robert L-. 383 Patterson. Shirloy A.. 223 Pattie. Janet L.. 299 Pattie. Mary L.. 295 Patton. Donald L.. 216 Patton. Vera M.. 304 Paul. John M.. 252 Paul. Ray L.. 325 Paulsen. Raymond. 345 Paulson. Dainard A.. 77.146. 149.150.155.156.159.192. 370 Paulson, Dorraine N.. 306 Paulson. Willard. 399 Pauly. Jo A.. 256. 269 Pavitt. William H. III. 343 Payn. David H.. 245. 353 Payne. Dennis A.. 360 Payne. Edward A. Jr.. 372 Payne. Steven L.. 253. 347 Payne. Terry. 340 Poabody. Joanne M.. 77. no. 111.209. 310 Pearce. Elaine L.. 77. 290 Pearce. Jack B. Jr.. 331 Pearce. Patricia J.. 106.311 Pearl. Dan M., 374 Pearl. Sandra. 202.213.237, 262.280 Pearsall. Janet M.. 77. 286 Pearson. David A.. 347 Pearson. Lesley E.. 271. 294 Pease. Larry. 237 Peck. David D.. 411 Peck. Susan 8.. 200.202. 221. 261.278 Peckham. Willis P.. 77 Peden. George B.. 77. 392 Pedcn. William D.. 393 Pedersen, Richard J.. 247 Pederson. Gail N.. 298 Pederson. Moy R., 301. 306 Pederson, Robert E., 77 Pedtey. Delia A.. 304 Peek. Virginia R.. 316 Peek. William H.. 352 Peel. John L.. 366 Peerenboom. Leroy W.. 383 Peetz. Wilma D.. 213.281 Pekkola. Conrad E.. 341 Pellissier. Frank L.. 322 Pellegrino. Joe. 364 Pemberton. Joyce T., 77. 212 Pence. Janet A.. 302 Penney. Beth Ann. 316 Penovaroff. Merle L.. 318 Penrose. Jean L.. 213.214. 267. 314 Penter. Stevon W.. 343 Perez. Gerald L.. 174. 389 Perkins. Eugenie V.. 77. 290 Perkins. Ronald L.. 112. 212. 387 Pero. James W.. 240. 407 Perrault. Joseph M.. 189 Perrigo. Judith A.. 294 Perrin. Jeanne T., 296 Perrine. Robert A.. 77. 243 Perry. Allen B.. 334 Perry. Lorelee. 77. 296 Perry. Nathaniel E.. 109 Perry. Stephen M.. 330 Pershall. Myrna J.. 213. 231. 260. 262.304 Peters. Forrest L.. 77. 234.235 Pctorson. Diane P.. 77.219. 256. 310 Petersen. Janet C.. 216 Petersen. Janet E. L.. 77.238. 276 Peterson, Alan H.. 397 Potorson. Andrew C. Jr.. 78. 244 Peterson. Carla A.. 280 Peterson. Donald L., 331 Peterson. Douglas E.. 414 Peterson. Larry. 371 Peterson. Linda E.. 96. 284 Peterson. Pamela A.. 299 Peterson. Robert. 170 Peterson. Susan J.. 271. 316 Peterson. Tom G., 78. 386 Pctke. Daniel L.. 246. 339. 407 Petrasek. Gerald D., 78. 348 Petrone. Richard C.. 108. 392 Petrooi. Carlo. 180.192 Potterson. Carl N., 401 Peugh. Oleta K.. 305 Pfahl. Dolores A.. 221. 256, 274 Pfeifer, Sharon R.. 78. 317 Pfeiffer. Sharon A.. 314 427 STUDENT INDEX Phelps. Laree J.. 226,272.290 Phibbs. Judith A.. 110. 256. 272.291 Phillips. Barbara M.. 270 Phillips. James H.. 78.257. 368 Phillips. James P.. 78. 370 Phillips, Janice R.. 102. 299 Phillips. Larry D.. 78.197. 198. 370 Phillips. Robert E. Jr., 411 Phillips. Robert W.. 363 Piazza. Marilyn. 266 Picard. William J.. 190 Pickett. Forrest N.. 357 Pickett. Robert A.. 396 Pierce. Donald W., 334 Pierson. Douglas. 78 Pierson. Larry L.. 78 Pierson. Roger D.. 408 Pierson. Steve W.. 212. 397 Pieters. Dennis G.. 146. 192, 343 Pieters. Donald D.. 183. 342 Pillar. Clayton E.. 225 Pillor. Richard G.. 78. 225. 243. 244 Pippi, Dolores M.. 269 Pisor. Donald L.. 78. 243. 383 Pitchford. Nadine A.. 265. 280 Pithoud. Margie. 292 Pittarn. Judith I.. 275 Pittman. Robert G. II, 381 Pittman. Ronald L.. 78 Pittman. Rhode K.. 276 Place. Kenneth T.. 78. 174. 192.328 Plank, Rochelle K„ 78 Plankinton. John C. Jr., 321 Plant. David A.. 363 Plass. Barbara A.. 78. 96. 286 Platt. W.lliamD.. 215.236.368 Pliska. Alton F.. 252. 259. 364 Plumloy. Larry N., 146. 155. 184 Plummer. Edmond R.. 329 Plymale. Benjamin W.. 78 Plymire. Jerry B., 401 Pocock. Virginia L.. 266 Poleo. Carol A.. 78. 310 Poling. Kathryn I.. 110.285 Pollner. Susan B.. 262. 307 Pollock. Sallee D..202. 313 Polymeropoulos C.. 78. 225. 372 Pomerening, James A.. 371 Pond. Richard. 237 Poor. Robert J.. 78.141 Poorman. John M.. 373 Porcetli. Ernest J.. 78. 243. 244 Porf.ly, Linda M.. 281 Porten. James L.. 78.375 Porter. Diane. 78. 223 Porter. Merlin H., 402 Porter. Nancy E-. 289 Porter. Pamela E.. 279 Porter. Richard P.. 252. 383 Post. George W.. 414 Post. W.lmer H.. 20. 70. 78. 94. 95. 144.209. 211.342 Posvar, Dean R.. 100. 393 Potter. Lyle M.. 78 Poulsen. Willard J.. 347 Powell. Donald. 183 Powell. Jeannette R.. 214,277 Powell. Lee G.. 171.375 Powell. Linda V.. 414 Powell. Merwyn C.. 355 Powell. Pamela A.. 268. 306 Powell. Walter L. Jr.. 335. 339 Powell. Sharon L.. 279 Powers. Jerry R„ 245 Pranger. John H.. 243 Pratt. Glenn D.. 78. 246 Pratt. Louis F.. 350 Preston. Earle S.. 78. 245. 410 Preston. Joyce L.. 294. 309. 319 Preston. William G.. 171. 172. 192.356 Priaulx. Sheila K.. 78. 306 Price. Charles D.. 343 Price. Dawn G.. 78. 312 Price. Dennis D.. 342 Price. GaryJ.. 78.196.245. 394 Price. James C.. 381 Price. Steven H.. 373 Prichard. Alma Kay, 284 Prichard. John D.. 366 Prickett. Melody L. 78. 312 Prideaux. Meridel J.. 316 Pringle. Roger L.. 385 Pritchard. Padcn. 387 Prock, Eleanor A.. 271 Proctor. Mary A.. 307 Propst. Michael T.. 253. 393 Prothero. Stephen. K.. 366 Provant. Stephen G-. 78. 394 Pruyn, James W.. 78.246 Pubols, David L.. 371 Pugh. Mary M.. 271, 316 Pulicella. George J.. 353 Punch. Joel. 234 Purdy. Linda J.. 277 Purdy, Richard L.. 78. 246 Purkey. Dan, 403 Purves. Ralph A.. 78. 96. 244. 384 Putas. Kathryn K.. 78. 304 Pyle. Donna E.. 103. 267 Q Quammo. Dean L.. 78.244 Ouansamakom, Monda. 281 Oueen. Frances A.. 223.300 Query. Judy L.. 102. 283 Quigley. Michael H.. 78 Quinn. Dale W..234 Quinn, Dan C.. 415 Quinn. Paul F.. 329 Quinn, Richard P.. 78. 334 Quisenberry. C. H.. 78 Quong. Benjamin Y., 79. 410 Quisenberry. Felice E.. 267. 316 R Raack. James D.. 79. 370 Racanelli. Gerald S-. 79. 326 Raflerty, Larry E.. 252 Raglen, Phillip D.. 160 Ragsdale. Kennoth W.. 79 Rainey. James E.. 402 Rajnus. Donald A.. 196. 243. 394 Rajnus. Gladys K.. 273,316 Ralls. Charlotte. 296 Ralston. Douglas L-. 402 Ramazzina. Philip E.. 338 Ramberg. Gayle A.. 289 Rambo. Douglas E-. 371 Ramsay. Dale B.. 387 Ramsay. Edward L.. 351 Ramsdell. James V., 196.236. 395 Ramsey. Josele F., 130. 282 Ramsey. Paul L.. 196. 257, 388 Rank. Margaret S.. 291 Ranslam, Michael E.. 79. 94. 106. 120. 209. 211. 213, 235. 251. 322 Ranslam. Phyllis J.. 276 Ransom. Sharon A.. 267 Raptor. Thania B.. 305 Rasmussen, Linda L.. 267. 316 Rasmussen. Peter J.. 347 Rasmussen, Sue A.. 267 Raub. Kathleen A.. 268. 316 Rauch. John E.. 334 Rauch. Lawrence B.. 79. 398 Rauhauser. William R.. 329 Rawls. Hervie E.. 314 Ray. Carol Ann. 200. 281 Ray. Darryl C.. 330 Ray. James M.. 252 Read. Sylvia J.. 79.312 Reay. Sandra L.. 307 Reber. Darla L.. 260. 316 Redbird. Wakon I.. 79 Redmond. Lois. 231 Redmond. Michael R-. 377. 404 Reed. Anita L.. 79. 300 Reed. Ann. 268 Reed. Clark A.. 406 Reed. George B.. 261.326 Reed. John W.. 399 Reed. Larry A.. 160 Reeder. Clinton B.. 243. 322 Reeder. Carl E.. 212. 323 Reedy. Robert L.. 379 Reese. H. D.. 224 Reese. Judith H.. 260.280 Reetz. Leo Wilbur. 79 Reeves. Donna J., 304 Roggiani, David. 323 Reid. Ann. 316 Reid. Richard S.. 261. 321 Reiersgarrd. Tom G.. 79 Rciersgaard. W. L.. 225.241. 245. 251 Roiley. Patricia L.. 284 Reiling. Linda L.. 299. 316 Reiling. Neal C.. 79.372 Reilly. Janet S., 270 Reimers. Paul E.. 247. 333 Reimers. Richard L.. 243 Roinocker. Tom D.. 351 Reinhardt. Judith A.. 256.269 Reinhardt. Marsha J.. 226.275 Reinkens, Robert W., 375 Reinking. William E.. 79. 180. 197.370 Reinmiller, Conrad F., 336 Reitan. Erlend A.. 338 Rembert. Charles A.. 183.212. 343 Remington, Delbert R., 79, 320 Rentz. Edward A.. 79.362 Repak. Roy J.. 253. 353 Reser. Alvin L., 79 Reser. Patricia J.. 79. 223 Rettig. Robert L.. 244. 395 Reuter, John A.. 253 Reviglk). Jack T.. 79.110. 380 Rcxford. Wayne D.. 369 Reynolds. Donald F.. 365 Reynolds. Don R.. 252.407 Reynolds. Julius L. 106. 188. 247.329 Reynolds. Marjorie E.. 261. 272 Reynolds. Neil F.. 358. 414 Reynolds. Richard G.. 184 Reynolds. Theodore E.. 378 Rhea. Carlene A.. 276 Rheam, Martha G.. 309 Rhorabough. E. L.. 307. 311 Rice. Donald C.. 79 Rice. Julie A.. 316. 319 Richards. Ann M.. 200. 202. 221.288 Rich. James E.. 393 Rich. Paul A.. 403 Richards. Carl N.. 79 Richards. Ralph H.. 387. 402 Richardson. Arthur H.. 79. 247 Richardson. Carol L-. 267,300. 316 Richardson. David K.. 335 Richardson, Jarard G-. 365 Richardson. Lynn C.. 291 Richardson, Maryanne. 111. 285 Richardson. Morris F.. 222. 225 Richardson, P. L. 305 Richmond. Sheila S.. 269 Rickard. Scott T.. 72. 79. 98. 120.209. 211.353.386 Rickly. Sherry K.. 282 Rickson. Melinda A.. 213. 303 Riddell, Irwin E.. 401 Rider. Ray L.. 252. 375 Rider. Roy. 79 Rider. Warrick W.. 259. 379 Rieckmann, Richard. 79. 383 Rieckmann, William H.. 79. 383 Riehle. Harry J.. 234.263.396. 405 Riehle. Wallace W.. 234 Riesland, Edward E.. 245 Rife. Lynna K.. 291 Rifer. Vernon L.. 387 Rightmire, L. Diane. 79, 278 Riker. Joseph T.. 233. 363 Riley. David F.. 234.247 Riley. James A.. 386 Rimer, Michael V.. 329 Rinker, James W.. 381 Ripken. Anna E., 287 Ripley. David E.. 342 Risk. Donald H.. 389 Ritchey. Roger. 235. 366 Ritchie. Arthur D.. 253. 393 Ritchie. Donald A.. 79. 263. 365 Rittonhousc. Mary L.. 316 Ritter, Luverne D.. 79. 241 Ritter. Lyman L-, 253. 347 Rivera. Henry C.. 345 Roa. Delia B.. 238. 414 Roa. Pedro D.. 216 Roach. Michael D.. 359 Roadman. Sharon L.. 291 Roake. Jenette E., 280 Roake. Judith A.. 118.226,282 Roake. Peter J.. 331 Roark. Marilyn R.. 306 Robb. Allan F.. 325 Robbins. Linda L.. 311 Roberts. Gerald F., 395 Roberts. Gilbert L.. 196. 213, 335 Roberts. James D.. 262. 263. 360 Roberts, Karen J.. 79. 216. 291 Roberts. Kim M.. 335 Roberts. Melissa A., 282 Roberts. Richard B.. 368 Roberts. Roberta M., 79. 219. 292 Roberts. Wayno V.. 215. 321 Robertson. Carol A.. 202.267. 316 Robertson. Ronald W.. 352 Robinett. Orville L.. 338 Robins. David E.. 192 Robinson, Dale. 252 Robinson. Edward. 195 Robinson. George E., 261. 390 Robinson. Irl D. Jr.. 252 Robinson. Jean. 213 Robinson, June A.. 200. 317 Robinson. Thomas V.. 343 Robison. Darrell L., 79. 242. 340 Rockhill. Gerry D.. 351 Rodgers. John C.. 79 Rodonick. Celene D.. 261.268 Roe. Charles R.. 195 Roe. Dorothy S.. 283 Roehm. Jeffrey N., 371 Roemer. Vard A.. 368 Roenicke. Virginia. 266 Rogers. Edmond H.. 160 Rogers. Gary O.. 80. 372 Rogers. John A.. 384 Rogers. Kathryn A.. 318 Rogers. Patricia A.. 100.303 Rohland. Robert A.. 247. 378 Rohrback. Sally J.. 300. 309 Rohrbough. Jack D.. 188.196. 389 Rohweder. Ronald S.. 80.197, 350 Rolf ness. Robert S.. 364. 385 Rollins. Roger L., 399 Romazzini. Philip. 395 Romer. Adolf. 244 Romig. Robert P.. 196. 388 Romiti. Jay G.. 171,253. 321 Ronald. Barbara J.. 96. 296 Ronald. Robert M.. 252. 398 Rondeau. Dail B.. 363 Rondeau, Richard A.. 80 Rood. Arlys G.. 275. 307 Rood. Linda M.. 226. 307. 316 Root. Robert G.. 80.364 Root. Robert F.. 80. 218. 235. 352 Roper. Lynne E.. 289 Rorem. John A.. 80. 209. 210. 251,270 Rose. Dolores. K.. 280 Rose. Geraldino. 102. 267 Rose. Sharon L.. 302 Rosenberg. Donald H.. 80 Rosenberg. Kenneth W.. 403 Rosenberry. Thomas L.. 80 Rosevear, Loujean A.. 220, 296 Rosier. Reneo. 80, 310 Rosito, Darwin P.. 399 Ross. Carol A.. 311. 316 Ross. Clayton C.. 338 Ross. Erric V.. 367 Ross. James M., 80. 345 Ross. Jean Ann. 331. 368 Ross, Nancy E.. 291 Ross, Ralph T.,398 Rossi. Gary D.. 170. 371 Rostvold. Mark C.. 361 Roth. Barbara E.. 303. 309 Roth. James. F., 382. 406 Roth. Judith L.. 131. 132 Rothauge. Francis T.. 233 Rougerude. David. 355 Rousselle, Valarie D.. 299 Routh. William C.. 80. 232. 380 Rover. Jack T.. 352 Rowden. Gary L., 409 Rowe. Peter W.. 257.374 Rowe. Robert A.. 242.245.365 Roy. Richard E.. 115. 246. 387 Rual. Betty. 274 Ruby. Villa E.. 291 Rucker. Glenn H., 414 Rucker. Joan R.. 280 Rudzik. Billie. 80.180.192 Ruettgcrs. Ronald F.. 80.138 Rueppell. Donald L-, 80.237 Ruhl. Betty Jean. 80 Runge, Dennis C.. 295 Runsey. D'Marlis 409 Rusher. Gail K.. 292 Rushing. Judylee. 302 Russell. Arthur L.. 253.357, 406 Russell, Carolyn R., 266 Russell, David A.. 247 Russell. Donald C-. 246. 328 Russell. John P. Jr.. 247. 334, 345 Russell. Paula M.. 216. 226. 300. 316 Russell. Raymond L.. 378 Russell. Robert D.. 390. 402 Russell, Robert K. Jr.. 141, 404 Russell, Robert W.. 399 Russell. Ronald W.. 252. 385 Russnogle. Phillip T., 80.233, 414 Rutherford. Patricia. 287 Ryan, Stephen. W.. 130 Ryan. William L.. 382 Ryder. Dennis E.. 341 Rynerson, Patricia G.. 275 S Sabourin. Jon S.. 253. 382 Saeed. Farhang. 238 428 STUDENT INDEX Sapor, Marjorio E.. 313 Saier, Lucretia, 278 Sakano. Theodore K., 75. 80, 211,236,410 Sakoramonkol. Vichein, 236, 346.414 Salazar, Reynaldo. 225 Sales. Herschel. 347 Saling, Karen S.. 275 Sallee. Sandra J.. 288 Salman, Howard A.. 343 Salvi. Rosealie C.. 310 Salvon. Dennis E.. 80.378 Sampson. David E.. 188.391 Sams. Donald D.. 401 Samuel. Gary Ray. 171,183. 192 Samuelson. Marianne. 283. 305 Samuels. Neil A.. 80 Snachez. Larry. 80.146.149. 192. 370 Sanchez. Seraphin. 146. 149, 414 Sandberg. Gary K., 384 Sanders. Marcia A.. 267,316 Sanders. William F.. 345 Sanderson. James A.. 349 Sandine. Kenton A.. 385 Sanford. Roger K.. 360. 400 Santos. Nelson. 80 Santti. Dale G.. 244.353 Sapsoonthorn. Surang. 318 Sartain. Linda L.. 264.281 Sartam. Martha E.. 281 Sasaki. Susanne M„ 213, 292 Sasan. Lucille. 216.314 Sasamoto. Robert M.. 222 Sather. Helene. 272.304 Sater. Chester P.. 404 Sather. Mary E.. 306 Saucy, Charlotte L., 269 Saunby. William L.. 253. 382 Saunders, Charles M.. 252 Saunders. Grady F., 80.390 Saunders. Priscilla. 80. 288 Savage. James A.. 259. 323 Savely. Ray T.. 363 Sawby. Charmaine. 304 Sawin, Virginia L.. 279. 316 Saxberg. Betty J.. 306 Saxton. Richard R.. 386 Saylor. Lowell R.. 254 Scapplc. Dixie A.. 275 Schaad. David W.. 178.403 Schaber. Leonard D.. 335 Schadler. Margaret M., 219. 256. 287. 306 Schaefer. Marilyn K.. 276 Schaer. Mike. 359 Schafer. Orvid F.. 349 Schaper. Lynne M„ 80.92. 94. 312 Schanno. Delaney P. Jr.. 373 Scheffler. Allegra A.. 318 Schellenbaroer. Sarah. 313 Schenk. Klaas. 173.253,397 Schenk. Steven T., 387 Schermerhorn, R. W.. 224 Scherpf. Carlene E.. 318 Scheuchenpflug. R. L.. 225 Scheuermann. Glen R., 244, 366 Schiller. Phillip M.. 253 Schllchting. Fred H.. 354 Schlitt. William R.. 408. 414 Schlitzkus. Mary F.. 316 Schumacher. Bob. 386 Schlumberger. D. E., 80 Schluter. Richard G.. 212, 341 Schmaelzle. Sue C.. 302 Schmidt. Larry R.. 414 Schmidt. Stanley G-. 80. 322 Schmidt. William B., 353 Schmiedt. Merna M., 275, 294 Schmitt. Louis A.. 335. 339 Schmitt. Rupert P.. 230 Schmittroth. Frank A.. 213. 215.334 Schmitz. John A.. 332 Schmitz. John J.. 339 Schmitz. Kenneth A.. 329 Schmokel. Charles B.. 387 Schnautz. Charles. 414 Schneider. Carolyn J.. 305. 316 Schneider. Gary L.. 162 Schneider. David E.. 374 Schneider. Omer A.. 00.384 Schneider. Vicki E.. 274 Schoad. David. 231 Schoen. Paul D.. 212.355 Schocning, Edith A.. 268 Schoepp. Charles F.. 234 Scholz. Dorothy J.. 80. 209. 210. 219. 232. 276 Schooley. Thomas O.. 341 Schreiber. David L.. 383. 401 Schrciber. Philip E.. 80 Schroder. A. L. Jr.. 80. 340. 414 Schroeder. Bryan K.. 411 Schroeder. Edward D.. 246 Schroeder. Larry L. 355 Schroeder. Julie M.. 314 Schrunk. Dean D.. 80. 320 Schroeder. Walter Cas. 387 Schroeder. W. L. Jr.. 385 Schroeder. Stewart F., 188 Schuh. Stephen C.. 80 Schuldt. Leslie E..317 Schultheis. William A.. 80. 408 Schultz. Mary A.. 414 Schultz. Mike 160 Schultz. Robert E. Jr.. 260, 325 Schulzke. Delbert L.. 192. 330 Schumacher, Judith A.. 260. 262. 300.304 Schumacher. Robert B.. 80 Schwab. Roger Arland. 252 Schwabe. Susan J.. 283 Schwabenland. P. K.. 80. 266 Schwabenland. Peter A.. 247 Schwalbe. Lynn A.. 407 Schwan. Fred M.. 354 Schweitzer. Richard H.. 246. 369 Schwietert, Wayne. 80 Scofield. Linda L.. 308 Scott. Barney C.. 2S2. 402 Scott. Barrat G.. 80. 234. 369 Scott. ArleZ.. 80.222.223.414 Scott. Carol F.. 307 Scott. Carolyn B.. 316 Scott. Edytha. 81.216. 415 Scott. Gary A.. 367. 373 Scott. Gary W.. 391 Scott. Henry L., 385 Scott. Jack. 194 Scott. John R.. 81.184. 370 Scott. Pctor C.. 393 Scott. Peter M.. 408 Scott. Robert G.. 81. 217. 247. 354 Scott. Susan. 81.296 Scrogoie. Alan K.. 190 Seagraves. Lewis E.. 241. 361 Seals. Samuel J.. 247 Searcy. James T.. 81.217.378 Seaton. Judy L.. 278 Soburn. Linda S.. 277 Sederburg. John E.. 233. 294 Sedig. Darliene. 309 Secrest. Nadine L.. 316 Seofeidt. Nancy J.. 307. 311 Seelye. Norman L.. 110. 377 Seelye. Keith W.. 81. 376. 414 Sehorn, James E.. 197. 252. 371 Seibert. Barbara A.. 314 Seideman. Peggy J.. 307 Seideman. Richard A.. 93.94. 95.96.98.115.209.251.392 Beaver Gal. 28 B.B. Sell. Marocry J.. 299 Scmon. Robert C.. 188. 391 Seppa. Michael F., 233. 353 Seppa, Richard M.. 357 Serres. Paul. 404 Serrurier, Linda. 112.118, 122,296 Seymore. George E.. 339 Shackleton. Victor H..414 Shadley. Nancy L.. 275. 316 Shafer. Samuel L.. 408 Shaffer, Margaret A.. 81.266 Sharp, Linda C.. 231. 295 Shartz. Mike. 369 Shaw. Joan. 237 Shaw. Kenneth C..81.173. 192.326 Shaw. Sandra A.. 303.309 Shaylor. Robin H., 331 Shearer. Donald R.. 414 Sheets. Jack D.. 237. 252 Shekter. Stephen V.. 395 Sheldon. Robert. 81. 342 Shelcy. Roger L.. 245. 367 Shelton. Marlyn L.. 343 Shelton. Marvalee M.. 294 Shen.Janson,415 Shepard. Shirley V.. 299 Sheppard. John W. Jr.. 415 Shercr. Keith R.. 81. 246 Sherman. Ernestine H.,213, 214. 238. 312 Sherwood. Hugh. 252. 382 Shidler. Jan L.. 81 Shields. Bonney L.. 262. 265. 276 Shields. John R.. 375 Shields. Rita A.. 81 Shigeta. Ronald T.. 251.397 Shinn, Janice K., 294 Shipley. Stanton A.. 410 Shipp. James E.. 356 Shirley. Anno M., 300 Shirley. Jean L.. 214.299 Shiroma. Barbara T.. 81.291. 318 Shirtcliff. Sheila A.. 318 Shobe. Barry J.. 369 Shoemaker. Janet M.. 81.216. 270 Shoji. Eugene Y., 314 Shoji. James M.. 81. 240.396 Shortridge. Patricia. 283 Shotwell. Linda A. 111.300. 307 Showers, Franklin T.. 407 Shreeve. Kenneth H.. 81.236. 262. 263.360 Shreve. Robert L. 81. 322 Shrum. David W.. 333 Shrum. Kenneth. 81, 245. 415 Shuoll. Thomas J.. 81. 378 Shull. Gloria A.. 309 Shultz. Jenita F.. 277 Shultz, Michael K., 385 Shultz. Philip E.. 341 Shurtl.fi. John D.. 252. 3® Sickler, Sharon B.. 81 Sicklcr. Tom £.. 81. 386 Siemens. Richard E.. 81. 94. 96,96 Sifri. Elie C.. 81. 326 Sigloh. Bruce A.. 234 Sigman. Bruce M„ 212. 361 Sigurdson. Edward A.. 325 Silke. James David. 337 Silva. Judith E.. 311 Silva. Lloyd F.. 247 Simerson. Guy. 146 Simerville. James J.. 398 Simmons. Vernon P.. 188. 236.378 Simon. Ralph E.. 322 Simons. Mark E.. 365. 391 Simonson. George H.. 385 Simonson. Mickey E., 81. 336 Simonson. Raymond J-. 395 Simpson. Frieya M.. 309 Simpson. John A.. 184. 187 Simpson. Shireen 110. 214. 271 Sims. Judy A.. 274 Simson, Stanley C.. 263. 404 Sinclair. Roger L.. 81.241. 415 Singer. Harold L.. 81. 225. 244 Singh. Surendra K., 230 Sinko. Mary S.. 308 Sisson. Stanley L. 365 Sisson. Victor. 81 . 350 Sjolander. Ronald A.. 375 Skaggs. Roy B.. 366.379 Skavarna. Paul. 360 Skidmore. Steven M.. 329 Skinner. Pamela L.. 309. 311 Skinner. Shirley J.. 281 Skok. Barbara L.. 238. 279 Skow. Judith L.. 236. 310 Skowhede. Walter W.. 81 Skvarna. Paul. 81.243 Skye. Michael J.. 369 Skyrman. Carl H., 415 Slater. William J., 375 Slaybaugh. Mathew E.. 234 Slayton. Katherine L.. 316 Slowey. Patrick C.. 81. 242. 245. 415 Slyter. Patricia A.. 294 Small. Robert E.. 81.242 Small. Shirley P.. 303.316 Smalley. Donna Y.. 81. 372 Smalley. Timothy M., 232 Smartt. Dale T.. 81 Smelser. Richard. 415 Smith. Ann M.. 110. 111. 282. 288 Smith. Anne L.. 82. 210. 223. 238.261 Smith. Aubrey L. 261. 372 Smith, Barbara A.. 275 Smith. Carol Marie. 283 Smith. Christine M.. 275.306 Smith. Clayton N.. 180 Smith. Daniel L.. 82.257. 375 Smith. David C.. 82.380 Smith. David H.. 217. 390 Smith. Davis S-. 330 Smith. David R.. 390 Smith. Diane N., 296 Smith. Donald A.. 415 Smith. Donald O.. 82 Smith. Donna J.. 308 Smith. Duane F.. 373 Smith. Eugene M.. 404 Smith. Frank L.. 329 Smith. Gary E.. 399 Smith. Gary V.. 335 Smith. Harold D. Jr.. 82 Smith. Howard H. Jr., 82 Smith. Howard L. 102. 218. 326 Smith. Jack D.. 415 Smith, Jack M.. 376 Smith. Jean Anne. 82.112 Smith. Jerry J., 184 Smith. Jo A.. 217. 298 Smith. Joe D.. 321 Smith. John B.. 416 Smith. Kathorino E.. 262. 313 Smith. Larry D.. 259 Smith. Lawrence D.. 335 Smith. Leon C. Jr.. 391 Smith. Levi J.. 390 Smith. Linda H.. 303. 314 Smith. Linda E.. 283. 307 Smith. Marilyn S.. 77.82.210. 278 Smith. Nelson D.. 328 Smith. Patty. 274 Smith. Peter E.. 82.334 Smith. Richard A.. 415 Smith. Richard D.. 375 Smith. Richard J.. 365 Smith. Richard V.. 233 Smith. Russell A.. 242 Smith. Sandra A.. 316 Smith. Sheila. 314 Smith. Sheryl I.. 289. 314 Smith. Susan L.. 274.316 Smith. Susan M.. 279 Smith. William H., 82 Smithson. Jackson L.. 242. 245 Smithson. Stanley A., 82.243. 244 Smyth. David L.. 244 Snapp. Mary J.. 213 Snapp. Richard L.. 354 Snead. Larry L.. 383 Sneddon. Richard E.. 244 Snell. Frank W.. 370 Snell. Madelyn A.. 294. 297 Snell. Roberta L.. 221.297 Sniften, John N. Jr.. 194 Snider. Judith A.. 271 Snow. Elizabeth A.. 82.237. 310. 312 Snyder. Floyd A.. 82 Snyder. Keith B.. 384 Snyder. Louis J.. 79.82.93. 94. 211.408 Snyder. Owen R.. 390 Snyder. Ronald A.. 404 Snyder. Ronald B.. 82. 236 Socolofsky. Walter D.. 82. 330 Soderberg. Edward L. 253 Sodertund. Keith H.. 245 Softley. Donald G-. 407 Sohi. Sardara S.. 230 Soiland. Gordon E.. 82.410 Sollie. Gail M.. 272. 291 Sorasuchart, Tasanee. 281 Sorensen, uames J., 377 Spady. W.llis G.. 82. 400 Spahr. Michael. 364 Spangenberg. Norman E., 409 Spani. George D., 415 Spaniol. Gary E.. 82. 328 Spargo, Linda L.. 316 Sparks. Jerry G.. 82. 342 Sparling. Robert D.. 82 Spaulding. W. H. Jr.. 244. 357.382 Spears. James. 195.196 Spears. Roberta K.. 111.311 Spence. Marcia L.. 216.226. 275 Spence. Sheila A.. 82. 274 Speros. Dick T.. 397 Spiesschaert. D. F.. 347 Spiller. Margaret J.. 294 Spitze. Dennis L., 243.359 Sponseller, Dennis F.. 366 Sprague. Ronald E.. 242 Stadem, Per Ivar. 411 Stadler. Lawrence W.. 82 Stadler. Judith N.. 82.223.286 Staebler. Donald L. 82. 246 Stafek. Darrel T., 359 Stafford. Richard. 82.187, 231.360 Stafford. Stan I.. 162. 166. 167.168. 344 Stangiand. Donald E.. 82 Stangeby. Roy R.. 378 Stanley. Gerald N.. 82. 386 Stanley. Robert W.. 407 Stanton. Shipley. 225 Stark. Priscilla E.. 271. 306 Starr. Dorothy W.. 294. 306 Starr. Merle V.. 369 Starr. Ronald L.. 351 Stauss. Sandra J.. 288 Stebbins. Arthur H.. 82 Steele. Joanne M.. 266 Steele. Judith A.. 83.228.266 Steele. Keith R.. 324 Steele. Lcanne D.. 277 Steele. Robert L.. 377 Steelhammer. John C.. 83. 370 Steen. Robert D.. 401 Stegemann, John H., 83.222 429 STUDENT INDEX Stegemoyer. William M.. 83, 338 Stein, Beverly J.. 200,260.318 Stein. Larry E.. 349 Stein, Ronald M.. 401 Steinhauser. F. C.. 83. 354 Stellmacher. Janet M., 219. 265. 276 Stellmacher. Joan M.. 276 Stemple. Peter L., 253. 377 Stenlund. Gary M.. 183 Stennick. John F.. 247. 335 Stephen. Ronald R., 363 Stephens. Cheryl A.. 280.301 Stephens. Donald L.. 246 Stephenson. C. O.. 333.381 Sterk. Frederick J.. 237. 339. 402 Stetzer. Carolyn M.. 318 Stevens. Alma. 83. 216 Stevens. Arthur E., 378 Stevens. Beth C.. 305 Stevens. Carol F.. 217. 284 Stevens. Donald D.. 83 Stevens. Jcrrold R.. 83 Stevens. Marshall C.. 379 Stevenson. Alan R., 243.353 Stevenson. Leroy H.. 337 Stevenson. Patricia J.. 309 Stevenson. Sharon H.. 271, 307 Steward. Melvina J.. 83,318 Sthol. Carol. 292 Sthruthcrs. Gordon. 338 Stickney. Kathleen L., 119, 267. 316 Stiles. Robert E., 160. 364 Stimson. Marjorie M.. 218 Stimson. Sally M.. 292 Stinnette. James. 146.149. 152. 153. 156, 158. 192 Stoakes. Carol E.. 83.300 Stocks. Stephen C.. 242.352 Stoeftler. Shirloy A.. 83,277 Stoefiler. Walter K.. 222 Stokes. Carol A.. 210.415 Stone. Donald R., 83. 415 Stone. John F.. 374 Stone. Louise P.. 267 Stone. Richard H.. 108.393 Stone. Tom A.. 183. 215. 373 Stout. Edgar L.. 83. 415 Stout. Floyd T.. 253, 383 Stout. Isaac J.. 247 Stout. Janet S.. 83.415 Stovall. Susan A.. 308 Stover, Frederick D.. 408 Strachan, Richard D.. 387. 402 Strader. Karen L.. 200. 283 Strand. Patricia R.. 83. 302 Strange. Alva A.. 415 Stratton, Sharleno C.. 83,264, 295 Strawn, Kathryn L.. 283. 294 Streamer. Linda. 111.256. 272 Strebin, Norman B.. 328 Strebin. Robert S. Jr.. 83.236. 338 Street. Jerome C.. 83. 400 Strickwerda. Chuck. 385 Stromberg. Sina A.. 272 Stromberg. Annette L.. 310 Stromberg. Maureen, 313 Stronach. Charles G., 330 Strong. Moredith A.. 309 Strother. Michael M.. 252. 389 Stroup, Thomas R.. 242, 245 Strunk. John W.. 333 Strupp. Patricia I.. 309 Struthors. Gordon F.. 253 Struve. John G.. 399 Stubblefield. R. W.. 335 Stuck. Dennis V.. 83. 415 Stuerwald. David C.. 212.373 Stuhr. Donald M.. 343 Stupin. William A.. 160 Stutz. Darvel C.. 335 Suggs. Patricia A.. 304 Sullivan. David E., 239. 384 Sullivan. David S.. 177 Sullivan. Kathleen, 214. 297 Sullivan. Rosemary. 83. 223. 238. 256. 274 Sullivan. Terry R.. 377 Sullivan. William L.. 146. 329 Sumida. Frances Y.. 313 Summers. John. 331 Summers. Karin L.. 273 Summers. Robert A.. 411 Sumner. Carol A., 299 Sumner. John D.. 243. 261 Sump. Ardith, 83. 223.272 Sunamoto. James A., 339 Sund. Ronald M.. 404 Surbaugh, Frederick L. 259. 389 Surcliff. Erica J.. 294. 319 Suhrstcdt. John. 403 Susmill. Charles C.. 365. 373 Sutherland. Linda M.. 103 Sutherland. Thomas E.. 382. 388 Svoboda, James A.. 247. 407 Svoboda. John L.. 373 Swaim, Terry M.. 343 Swan. Robert J.. 83. 331 Swanson. Ladcne I., 308 Swart. Joan M.. 110.111.313 Sweet. John W.. 209. 392 Sweet. Patricia D.. 279. 316 Swenningson. Aaron P.,379 Swenson. Susan A.. 268. 305 Swift. Dcrald D.. 146.149.157, 364 Swinford. Nancy L.. 308 Sweygardt. Tobe. 197 Swingan. Carol. 298 Swygard, Jim. 388 Sykes. Glenn L.. 83. 415 Sykes. Richard Jr.. 415 T Tada, Lana S.. 294 Taft. Robert. 225 Taft. William E.. 83. 394 Taghon, Marilyn E.. 276 Takayama. Harold M„ 194 Takeuchi. Donald M.. 385 Tamura, Darlene S.. 313 Tamura. Mitsuru. 81. 83. 94. 174. 192. 251.265.350 Tana. Shibun, 382 Tanaka. Richard S.. 83.242. 245 Tancrcd. Barry J.. 242 Tang. Diane M.. 292.311 Tanner. Kenneth H.. 355 Tarter. Raymond L., 83. 243 Tate. Henrietta A.. 313 Tatum. Donna M.. 271. 305 Taylor. Deanna P.. 83.219. 269 Taylor. Douglas L.. 393 Taylor, Ernest L.. 160. 253 Taylor. Jo A.. 273. 307 Taylor. Jeanne R., 275.309 Taylor. Noel K.. 383 Taylor. Robert J.. 253. 349 Taylor. Ronald N.. 83 Taylor, Sondra L.. 83.133.218. 223.284 Taylor. Thomas M.. 329 Tebb. Paul F.. 370 Tedrow. James R.. 83. 415 Teien. Aage. 83.178 Teifke. Martha A.. 294 Teitzel. Bert S.. 176. 325 Telfer. Charles P.. 379 Temple. Robert P., 386 Tcnerclli. Beverly J.. 294 Tennant. David A.. 357 Terrill. Sharon A.. 294 Terway. Geraldine L.. 283.316 Terwilliger. Richard. 337 Test. Patricia A.. 287 Thatcher. John D.. 83. 330 Thiel. Donald. 146. 149. 218. 364 Thiele. Jo A.. 280 Thics. John A.. 160 Thom. James C.. 83 Thomas. Aaron M.. 146.155. 184. 192.364 Thomas. Barbara Jean. 269 Thomas. Billy Jack. 246 Thomas. Brian C.. 112.242. 378 Thomas. David R.. 83. 365 Thomas. Dennis B.. 183. 387 Thomas. Janelle M.. 289.294 Thomas. John J.. 339 Thomas. John W. Jr.. 340 Thomas. Lola D.. 83.300 Thomas. Mari J.. 238. 999 Thomas. Patricia M.. 83, 272 Thomas. Roe. 176 Thomas. William L.. 333 Thomas. William W.. 381 Thompson. Chap. 171 Thompson. Deanna D.. 273. 302 Thompson. Douglas M.. 341 Thompson. Ed.. 197.198 Thompson. Frank. 343 Thompson. George L-. 192 Thompson. Jeanette E.. 83. 223.296 Thompson. John H.. 243. 333 Thompson. Judith R., 83. 133.210.238.298 Thompson. Keith C-. 383 Thompson, Larry M.. 351 Thompson, Leslie E. Jr., 196. 389 Thompson. Linda K.. 284 Thompson. Lyn. 213.318 Thompson. Patricia. 268 Thompson, Ralph A.. 84,225 Thompson. Robert G., 409. 415 Thompson. Sally J.. 202.219. 276 Thompson. Sidney R.. 251 Thompson. Sue K.. 129.220. 238.296 Thompson, Thcodoro C.. 183 Thomsen. Ernest O.. 160 Thomson. C. R. Jr.. 183 Thomson, James G. II, 84. 364 Thomson, Meredith J.. 238, 272 Thomson. Walter G.. 292 Thornton. Harold G.. 368 Thorsnes. Dan M.. 356 Thrush. Robert L..351 Thurbor. Jack W. 84.96.392 Tibbs, Ronald G.. 406. 409 Tidball. Dougins D.. 381 Tinker. Myrna S.. 310 Tipton. Larry 0., 253 Tobey. Edward D., 390 Toboy. Gary R„ 84. 242. 415 Tobin. John J. Jr., 361 Tobin. Kiefer A.. 56. 84. 94. 103. 209.251.392 Todd. Lowell M. Jr.. 379 Todd. Sharp W.. 341 Todd. Susan L., 310 Tolmsofl. Alan J., 415 Totomci. Jack P.. 84, 359. 382 Tomihiro. Walter T.. 84.251. 362 Tomiyoshi. Ruby. 313 Tomita, Charles Y., 346 Tooko, Donald E.. 84. 402 Torland, Lee N., 84 Tower. Diane E.. 294 Townsend. William H., 247 Tracy. Elizabeth E-. 84.93.94. 260. 262. 265. 280 Tramontano. Philip R., 373 Travis. Janet N.. 84.119.299. 305 Travis. Roberta R.. 266. 308 Treadwell. Richard A., 387 Triechler, DeanneW.,309 Tripiano. Frank W., 253 Tripp. John. 328 Trotman. Roger E.. 352 Truax, Sharon L.. 202.297.316 Trudell. Francis J.. 84. 247 Trusscll. David G.. 253.357 TruSSlcr. Sue. 270 Trygstad, Roger, 84. 359 Tschopp. Cecelia. 84. 302 Tsugita. Edward T.. 406. 409 Tsugawa. Amy G.. 84 Tubach, Martha A.. 231. 277 Tucker. Frances w.. 415 Tucker. Lila F.. 301. 307 Tucker. Nancy A.. 313 Tucker. Vernon L.. 366 Tuers. Alan P.. 321 Tung. Elliot Y. E.. 84 Tunnell. Margaret H.. 84. 266 Tunzat, Jacqueline G.. 271. 307 Tuor. Ronald E.. 84. 378 Turley. Walton Y.. 84.244 Turnage. Lindon R.. 377 Turner. Donald B.. 84 Turner. Ann D.. 314 Turnbull. Gregory. 390 Turner. Harley A.. 345 Turner. James N.. 261.388 Turner. Joe D.. 331 Turner. John A.. 341. 404 Turner. John W.. 261 Turner. Juliet S.. 84 Turner. Roger A.. 381 Tuttle. Leighton L.. 189 Tuttle. Merritt E.. 335 Tweed. Thomas D.. 361 Twcngc. Lois A.. 84. 312 Twonstrup. Linda J.. 292 Twigg. Robort. 325 Tye, Tarand S.. 84.270 Tye. Thomas L.. 243 Tyler. Lucia M.. 256. 319 Tyler. Marvin L.. 341 Tyson. Daryl V., 415 U Uchida, George S., 84. 241 Udell. Esther L.. 298 Ufford. Glen R.. 349 Ullian. Barbara A.. 289.304 Ullmann. Duane T.. 84. 375 Ullmann. Judy A..214.277 Umphrey. Thomas D.. 369. 404 Underhill. Peggy J.. 285.316 Underwood. Jean E., 303 Uppendahl. Donald E.. 415 Uppendahl, Thomas R.. 84 Uprety. Dwijay R.. 230 Urfor. Dennis H.. 369 Urio. Eileen J.. 295 Uthe. Edward E.. 84 Uyeda. Norman H.. 160 V Valletta. Jack R.. 84.110.338 Vanartsdalc. Nancy D.. 84. 296 Vanbuskirk. R. W.. 84. 242 Vancleavo. Dennis R.. 401 Vancicvc. David F.. 247 Vandehey. Darrell G.. 84.232. 415 Vandehey. Michael F.. 347 Vandonburgh. Neal, 396 Vandergaw. Bruce A.. 84 Vanderweg. Klaas R.. 331 Vander Zanden, C. M.. 84. 116. 238.296 Vanderzanden. E. R.. 330 Vanderzanden. E. J.. 240 Vander Zanden. Veleta. 84. 286 Vandewiele. Dennis L.. 259. 378 Vandine. Mary L.. 84 Vandine. Pete W.. 84.103 Vandriesche. K. J.. 374 Van Duyn. Charles A.. 382 Vandyke. David W.. 265. 349 Vandyke. Orlin F. Jr. 252 Vanloan. James W.. 84.93. 112.386 Vanloo. Elmer W.. 382 Vanraden. Kenneth H., 336 Vanvalin. William H.. 398 Van Ummerson, Charles. 84 Vanvlcck. Richard W.. 85. 242.369 Vanvliot. Victoria. 85. 219. 221.284 Vanzyl. Phyllis J.. 316 Varian. Helen F.. 85. 312 Varley. Thomas I.. 325 Vaughan. Lawrence E.. 336 Vaughan. Rodney. 395 Veek. Clarence L.. 246 Velasco. Adolfo. 238.407 Velguth. Charles A.. 328 Velthoen. John R.. 195 Vcltman. Thomas C.. 321 Ventura. Roy R. Jr.. 404 Vergeer. Tonie I.. 275. 316 Vertrees. Nancy E.. 214. 318 Vetsch. Edwin P.. 160. 399 Viale. Hector E.. 85.232 Viar. Valerie K.. 299. 309 Vico. Gorald A.. 368 Vidos. Michael H.. 183 Vilhauer. Jacob E., 376 Vincent. Betty. 272 Vincent. Frederic Jr.. 85 Vingo. Kamdar. 230 Viuhkota. Lois E.. 200.267 Vlachos. Leonidas. 85. 241 Voget. Connie J.. 314 Vogt. Gordon E.. 234 Vogt. Siegfried A.. 345 Voloudakis. Emanuel. 333 Vonderhellen. Anita C.. 307 Voorhics. Daniel B-. 195. 390 Vorderstrasse. V. A.. 385 Vosburg, Arthur T.. 334 W Wachtcr. Jeanette M.. 280 Wachter. P. Ronald. 85.260. 265.334 Waddell. Beverly D.. 85.280 Waddell. Rodney C.. 85.241. 415 Wade. Patricia A.. 306.319 Wadsworth, Homer G. Jr., 85. 415 Wadsworth. Joanna B.. 416 Wadsworth, Jon, 327 Wagner. Bovcrly J.. 85.237, 318 Wagnor. Brooks R., 85. 415 Wagner. James D.. 192 Wagner. Sandra B.. 85. 415 Wagner. William E., 180.370 Wahlbom, Judith A.. 281 Waite. Julia J.. 268 Waitt. Ronald E.. 85 Wakefield. Julie L.. 313 Wakeham. Ernest W.. 321 Walden. Nancy A.. 292 Walgren. James K.. 85. 336 Walker. Anita. 271 Walker. D. Bruce. 225. 245. 353 Walker. Darryl W.. 253. 337 Walker. David H.. 85. 243 Walker. Edward G.. 323. 345 Walker. Gary L.. 349 Walker, Glenn P.. 366 Walker. James W.. 212.385 Walker. John R.. 367 Walker. Kathleen J.. 271 Walker. Larry C.. 85.120. 209. 211.330 Walker. Lawrence N.. 96.408 Walker. Linda C.. 287 Walker. Myrna L.. 85 430 STUDENT INDEX Walker. Phillip. 85. 257. 338 Walker. Ray. 384 Walker. Robert J. Jr.. 398 Walkup. Jerry W.. 327 Wall. Kenneth J.. 85 Wallace. Barbara B.. 316 Wallace. Ida M.. 260.264. 318 Wallace. Jim B.. 312. 367 Wallace, larry L.. 234 Wallig. Mark P.. 343 Wallin. John L. 356 Wallin, James A., 324 Wallin. Robert G.. 251.364 Walls. Judith M.. 129. 285. 316 Walsh. Sidney. 237 Walter. Barbara E.. 262. 316 Walter. Patricia A.. 85. 286 Walters. Charles K.. 365 Walters. Charles T.. 415 Walton. Thomas R.. 325 Waltrip, Marlin R.. 363 Walt . Loren S.. 195. 330 Wangerin, Gary J.. 324 Ward. Gary N.. 85.244 Ward. Jan L.. 386 Ward. Jorc G.. 404 Ward. Marcia I.. 289 Ward. William S.. 85. 242. 356 Ware. Carole I.. 285.316 Warner. Patricia J.. 303.314 Warner. Ross N.. 379 Warnock. Fred W.. 108.188. 341 Warren. Donald R.. 369 Warren. Nancy C.. 85.310 Warren. William E.. 4C6 Warrens. Mary M.. 216. 413 Washington. Thomas. 252. 347 Washington. Warren M„ 236 Wassman. Robert J. Jr.. 335 Waters. Ronald L.. 146 Watkins. Dean T.. 129.397 Watrous. Robert A.. 85,129. 354 Watson. John W.. 253.382 Watson. Terrance W.. 353 Watson. Thomas R.. 253.325 Watt. Reynold C.. 200 Watters. Coelleda Y.. 268 Watters. Michael S.. 388 Watts. Donna. 85.306 Wavra. Gordon L.. 332 Way. Robert F.. 385 Weaver. Fred C.. 334 Weaver. Sharon E.. 316 Webber. Wayne S.. 176. 345 Weber. Ailene 0.. 311 Weber. Ardath I.. 200.219. 281 Weber. Myra R.. 216.226. 292.415 Weber. Nita R.. 85.267 Wober. Ricky R.. 375 Webstor. Joan M.. 312 Webster. Nancy E.. 306 Wecker. David D.. 85. 2 3. 244. 251.260.382 Weding. Barbara J.. 85 Weibel. Mary M.. 303. 316 Wcidman. Alegra I.. 306 Woigant, John A.. 375 Weisgerber. John F.. 85.237. 375 Weiss. Roland H.. 85. 243. 244 Weiss. Rudolph W.. 85.217. 364 Welborn. Kathleen G.. 268. 294 Welch. Gary G.. 188. 358 Welder. Elizabeth L.. 226.268. 309 Weldor. Lynne. 226 Welcber. Ken F.. 388 Weleber. Richard G.. 389 Wellman. Dennis J.. 212.338 Wellman, James H., 373 Wells. Gordon E.. 366 Wells. Kent W.. 212. 393 Wells. Michael J.. 252.357. 396 Wells. Samuel J.. 390 Wells. Sharon L..317 Welp. Linda K.. 237 Welwood. Michael J.. 85.388 Wendland. Gustav E.. 85.225. 243. 244 Wendlick. Joseph D.. 397 Wendt. Judith A.. 267. 306 Wenko. Alvera M., 307 Wenstrom, Charles R.. 85.92, 95.106.107. 144.211 Wenstrom. Michael W., 335 Werner. Lloyd D.. 85. 332 Worst. Dean C.. 337 Wossels. John R.. 245 West. Lila M.. 85 West. Neil E.. 85. 223. 394 West. Sue A.. 296 West. Richard. 391 Westbcrg. Earl R.. 86.225 Westberg. Maurice L.. 358 Westcott. Homer W.. 86. 225. 241 Westemeir. Sharon J.. 308. 311.317 Westerberg. Robert C.. 86. 222.356 Wetter. Helen J.. 86. 301 Weygand. Carolyn G.. 287 Wheatley. Robert E.. 86 Wheeler. Darlene M.. 231. 313 Wheeler. Gerald R.. 227.403 Wheeler. John M.. 351 Wheelock, Julie A., 287 Whelan. Patricia F.. 305 Whitaker. John P.. 265. 384 Whitcomb. Jane M.. 319 White. Donna L..263.317 White. Eugene O.. 322 White. George E.. 252.404 White. Harry Edward. 332 White. Joan E..292 White. Marilyn F.. 317 White. Norma J..317 White. Thomas. 106. 251. 322 White. Velma A.. 86 Whitelaw. John M.. 180.192. 194.330 Whiteside. Roberta L.. 86.274 Whitfield. Fredrick H.. 408 Whiting. Elizabeth D.. 314 Whitmore. Larry L.. 86.233 Whitnoy, Dennis B.. 06. 225. 243 Whitsell. Roland D.. 415 Wicks. Grace J.. 202. 317 Wicks. Sharen A.. 305 Wicks. Thomas R.. 339 Wickwire. Russell H., 379 Widmark. Emma G.. 272 Wiese. Gerald J. 373 Wnk. Solveig W.. 267 Wilber. John L..86. 415 Wilbur. Philip E..86 Wilburn. Dorene D.. 238.274 Wilburn. Gail M.. 258.275.317 Wilcox. Joan C.. 86. 202. 288 Wilcox. Judith K.. 295 Wilcox. Sylvia J.. 287 Wilcox. Suzanno C-. 86.296 Wilder. Sharon E.. 305 Wildish. Gary A.. 373 Wiley. David D.. 237. 253. 353 Wilfert. Glen L.. 372 Wilke. Jerry D.. 345 Wilkie. Arthur L-. 86 Wilkie. Joanne M. F.. 86 Wilkins. Donald E.. 359 Wilkins. John. 399 Wilkinson. John H.. 393 Wilkinson. Wayne L., 402 Will. Elaine L.. 309 Wille. Frank O. III. 243. 374 Willey. Gladys. 415 williams. Ardis A.. 202. 313 Williams. Donna K.. 86. 317 Williams. Floyd V..86. 415 Williams. Gary D.. 383 Williams. Jerry B.. 222 Williams. Joan L.. 292. 300 Williams. Julieann. 303 Williams. Kathie M,. 256. 272 Williams. Leslie A.. 379 Williams. Marcia. 276 Williams. Marilyn. 86 Williams. Patricia R., 86. 278 Williams. Ronald H,. 342 Williams. Wayne G.. 183.247 Williams. William R.. 212. 353 Williamson. A. W.. 245 Williamson. Margaret. 214. 300 Willie. Lavern A.. 86 Williford. O. J.. 253 Willis. Barry G . 325 Willis. Sharon D.. 294 Willman. Karen I.. 297. 317 W.llocks. Hugh H.. 391.403 Willy. Raymond J.. 327 Wilson. Dan R.. 253. 383 Wilson. Danny J.. 361 Wilson. Donna R.. 415 Wilson. Douglas L.. 349 Wilson. Douglas L.. 176.385 Wilson. Harry L.. 339 Wilson. James R.. 225. 251. 328 Wilson. Jerry J.. 409 Wilson. John E.. 364 Wilson John H.. 253 Wilson, Judith A., 86. 312 Wilson. Loverna. 317 Wilson. Patricia A.. 130,133. 296 Wilson. Robert L.. 387 Wilson. Roxanne. 86. 312 Wilson. Sandra. 291 Wilson. Steve R.. 253.375 Wilson. Susan E., 317 Wilt. Richard M.. 367 Wineteer. Larry R.. 247. 415 Wmkelman, Gary L.. 357 Wmkelman. Larry E.. 399 Winkler. Janet. 06. 302 Winniford. Robert G.. 408 Wmquist. John C.. 404 Winslow. Jo L., 292 Winston, Brent W., 383 Wirkkala. Brian M.. 402 Wirth. Donald S.. 102.253.398 Wise. Carolyn A.. 289. 309 Wise. Kay C.. 268. 309 Wiseman. Bruce D.. 368 Wiseman, Orvillo R. Jr.. 86. 350 Witenberger. Lynne, 273 Witham, Merrilie A.. 86. 312 Withrow. Raymond N. Jr.. 86 Withycombe. Geraldine 86 Witty. John E-. 349 Witty. Kenneth. 415 Wocrncr. Sharon L.. 267. 292 Wolcott, Phyllis L.. 202.275. 317 Wold. Einar. 86. 247 Wold. William P.. 162.341 Wolf. Paul A.. 252. 395 Wolfe. Robert D.. 259. 321 Wolgamot. John C. Jr.. 339 Womack. Judith A.. 299. 305 Womack. Robert J.. 86.257. 386 Wong. Arlene A.. 313 Wong. Ray J.. 86.222.406 Wong. Roland T. F.. 232 Wong. Theodore Y.. 263,409 Wood. Dale. 86 Wood. Douglas G.. 355 Wood. Fred C.. 415 Wood. Homer D.. 247. 259. 387 Wood. Janet R.. 216 Wood. Joseph F.. 189. 390 Wood. Linda E.. 87. 268 Wood. Richard E„ 390 Wood. Roger V.. 224 Wood. Sherrill L.. 294 Wood. Virginia Jean. 87. 131. 133. 218.298 Woodcock. James N.. 341 Woodford. Judith. 306 Woodford. Marilyn G.. 308 Woodland. James S.. 162.167, 169.192 Woodley. Joan I.. 273. 294 Woodring. Carolyn J.. 271 Woodruff. Judith A.. 311 Woodruff. Loretta J.. 307 Woodruff. Rodger K.. 393 Woodruff. Saundra J.. 317 Woodry. Judy R.. 283.317 Woods. Homer. 170 Woods. Roy D.. 326 Woods. Susan G.. 298 Woodside. Jon L.. 87.251.320 Woodward. Earl. 146.155.390 Woodworth. Robert C.. 415 Wootcott, Tom B.. 329 Woolwine. Jerry L, 87 Wooton. Dixie L.. 277 Workman. Edward L.. 403 Workman. Raymond A.. 87 Worley. Clifford E.. 341 Wortcy. John L.. 246. 415 Worral. Patricia L.. 309 Worrell. William K.. 192 Worsham. Fordyce. 87 Worth. Larry L.. 325 Worton. Roger. 336 Wrcnn, Don A.. 341 Wrenn. Judith C.. 273 Wridge, Charlotte Ann. 287 Wright. Jacquelyn R.,87. 223.313 Wright. Katherine E.. 87.309 Wright. Kathryn A.. 295 Wright. Marcia A.. 307 Wright. Merle E.. 87. 300 Wright. Norma J.. 231, 317 Wright. Patricia L.. 257. 300 Wright. Ralph A.. 333 Wright. Robert A.. 87. 93. 94 Wright. Robert A.. 332.390 Wright. Shirley J.. 217. 261. 287 Wright. William J.. 263. 362. 406 Wrolstad. Larry G.. 323 Wrolstad. Ronald E.. 87.103, 211.257.322 Wuite. Ennis. 261. 334 Wulf. Bruce L.. 356 Wuopio. Donald A.. 377 Wyatt. Harry G.. 225. 243 Wyland. Bonnie G.. 87. 272 Wyman. Jill D.. 285.305 Wynn. Dale E., 130.260.346. 405 Y Yamamoto. Mitsugl. 348 Yamasaki. Lois H., 87.290. 415 Yang. Choonsik. 87. 345 Yano. Brian S.. 415 Yantti. Jane E.. 307 Yeager. Richard F.. 335 Yee. Benjamin L.. 333 Yeroen, Norman G.. 87.235 Yim. Calvin K.. 197.87. 350 Yoneyama, Meiko M.. 220,314 Youde. James G.. 343 Young. Gerry A.. 381 Young. Gregory L.. 87.225. 243.244 Young. Judy A., 297.304 Young. Julianne. 280 Young. Marian K.. 87. 304 Young. Marvin. 231 Young. Patricia A.. 268 Young. Ronald D.. 87.237.367 Young. Russell A., 382 Young. Sally D.. 280 Young. William G.. 324 Youngman. Charles L., 334 Youngman. Robert M., 231, 363 Youngquist. Miko D.. 160.253. 331 Youngstrom. Joan R.. 283 Yraguen. Francisco J.. 393 Yu. John B.. 348 Yuen. Joe N.. 243. 244 Z Zafrani, Isaac. 369 Zakrzewski, James M.. 87, 402 Zaiaha. Alice L..294. 311 Zalaha. John W.. 379 Zamora. Benjamin A.. 349 Zancolli. Janice M., 271 Zander, Jon M.. 379. 406 Zattcrlow. Ted 0.. 87. 352 Zeller. Jack D.. 87. 380 Zielinski. Loma M.. 299.317 Zimmerman. Gary D.. 340 Zimmerman. Paul J.. 87. 225, 241 Ziniker. William M.. 87 Zmke. Dexter W., 415 Zinn. Rowland N., 356 Zirak. Val. 87. 246. 415 Zukurs, Rita, 87, 276 Zulauf. Ellon S.. 87. 223 Zurbrick. Phillip R., 234. 251 Zurcher. Jon H.. 373 Zxeifel. Rosalie D.. 278 Zwcygardt. Melvin D.. 174, 175. 351 Zwicker. Diane D.. 87.260. 264.265.295 Zwicker. Gary L.. 393 431 ■ m u