Oregon State University - Beaver Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 488 of the 1963 volume:

Shirley Brown. Editor John Lang, Business Manager Doug Coughenower. Managing Editor Irwin Harris, Adviser Published by the Associated Students Oregon State University Corvallis, Oregon Volume 5 7 Copyright 19S3 TABLE OF CONTENTS Opening Section............... 4 Campus Events................ 12 Academics ................... 30 t Activities...................158 Sports.......................216 Living Groups................284 1963 BEAVER STAFF Section Editors and Staffs Sandy Burns, Opening Section Farrel Mizer, copy Ray Simonson, photography Sandy Burns, Campus Events Jerry Mason Farrel Mizer, copy Sharon Truax, Administration Al Smith, Colleges Mary Lou Miller, Graduates Norman Notdurft, Military and Engineering Jerry Alexander John ShurtlifT Carolyn Johnson, Honoraries Kathy Darling Sue Melville Bette Orr, Clubs Jerry Ewing, Mike Usher, Anne Ballen, Kathy Pierce, Dave Haecker, Phyllis Haddan, Sharron Bond, Nancy Johnson. Lacy Walker Kathy Kennedy, Seniors Beth Lockenour, Syd Coleman, Debbie Earle, Sue Pollner Niki Isted, ASOSU Norby Reeh Niki Isted, Publications Norby Reeh Jean Geiger, Fine Arts Diane Moore, Sandy Kahler Margaret Rose, Royalty Linda Madsen John Smeller, Sports Steve Schmokel, Dave Eves, Mike Dennis Tom Buckley, Intramurals Jan Bijven, WRA Becky Redding, Living Groups Laura Bender, Judy Harle, Sandy Lewis, Sandy Thomas, Carol Lewis Business Staff Sally James, Office Manager Rob Swingle, Page Sales Manager Paul Schanno, Book Sales Manager Office Secretaries Barbara Bremer, Karen Robberson, Pat Rayburn, Trudy Trout, Darcy Mikesh, Jo Roberts. What Makes Oregon State Great? Now Oregon came down to Oregon State, It was for football that we had made this date, The day was typical, a few showers of rain, And all in all was to be quite a game, The rally girls led us in many a yell. Posed as ducks and did quite well, And when it was over we heard old Oregon say, Wait until next year when Baker's away. Log rolling is a sport for the hardiest of men, It's a notion of motion. it's a continuous spin. It's playing with luck when you know you can't win. It's like a stacked deck against which you make your bet And knowing that the only sure thing is you're going to get wet. 4 There is a warmth in a room when a feeling is there, it’s a radiant warmth that’s not in the air, A fireplace adds its bit and in small things do we magnify it. It's as lasting as friendship can be, more plainly it's the pleasure of your company. 6 .. thoughts, plans, accomplishments bringing academic continuity Man is a builder, uith the materials that nature has furnished and his own hands, he works to fashion the product of his mind. Symbols of his skill rise throughout the land, and in these accomplishments do we share the pride... ... Man is also a thinker, and so we collect in libraries his thoughts and ideas, that they may be read and judged, and that knowing of them we add to them our part, to be passed on to those who follow. 8 ... faces of the campus, traditional and new Come and walk with me, across the quad or Down the street, enter the Commons and who Do you meet? Listen to the talk of those Around, sit at a table or walk on the ground. Who do you meet? Stroll through the Memorial Union, its halls Whose flags do you find on its walls? In the quiet of the lounge, stop, look, wait For a bit, come to a door and who opens it? Now does my thought elude you. or do we both Share, the feeling of being, of belonging There. 9 The background is the blue of a Clear, cloudless sky, the green is the valley among The mountains high, a waterfall in nature the artist Will contend, where the gold is in the middle and Not at the rainbow's end. 10 ... mirrored in seasons And the child of man will build His castles upon the sand, and turn his back. And the sea. riding the tide will Wash upon the land, leaving all as before, and How long will this cycle go on. until the sea is Dry. and man is gone. With the swiftness of the wind the Slope we descend, around the curve and down to the Bend, across the hill and into the glen, down to The lodge, the beginning or end, for here is the Tow and up we go again. 11 places and moods Fall... Now and then we watch the breeze swirl the Leaves to announce the coming of fall, for In the air wc feel the end of summer and the Beginning of the new season. For we were too much with it and had become A part of it. caught up in the wonder, hut Stop, for now we must return, the lesson to Learn, to review the thoughts that burn. So return to the classes and take up the books. Knowing the nights that lights will bum late, While up and down the hall diversion will call To the splash of rain on the pane. And other sights there are to see. there for You and me, a chill in the air and frost on The grass among the golden leaves as nature Brings her seasons to pass. For fall is the meantime—the change in the tide With the small things too obvious to hide Nostalgia on things past and a looking ahead— Earth as she stretches before going to bed. 12 ...brings Friends, Starting with the Paw Paw Pick (left), where the new meet the new. New Student Week acquaints the freshmen with the campus and the various living groups. The highlight of Hush Week brings both happiness and disappointment as pledges are chosen (above left). Then we get down to the serious business at hand as we wander around the Coliseum in mass confusion at our first registration (above right). 13 14 ... Personalities, Oregon State was enrolling its 10,000th student, Jeanette Emigh, ’66, (bottom center), while the Nickel Hops brought out the “hard cash’’ that had been layed aside in weeks past as the young gentlemen of the campus moved about making her acquaintance (top left). Bringing both laughter and serious moments to the campus was Drew Pearson with his accounts of visits and interviews with Mister “K” (bottom left). And then the big wind came —the worst wind storm ever to hit this part of the country— smashing property, such as car (above), in addition to the Sophomore Cotillion. Salvage operations meant a week of buzz saws and an informal Cotillion the following weekend with the music of Johnny Reitz (shown at left talking with Cotillion Chairman Lou Giottonini). 15 16 V? ... Homecoming Air horns, oil drums and many other noise-making devices lined the street as the noise parade started off Homecoming Weekend. The huge, glowing bonfire was gallantly protected and survived the attempts of various unknown marauders from the south. Monte Ballou (top left), an alumnus, headed the talent show and was backed by all-star Oregon State talent. On the final evening Queen Ann Swenson (above) reigned over the dance to make Homecoming a weekend to remember. 17 ...Christmas Festivities Colorful decorations in the MU and particularly the giant tree in the lounge brought a quiet to the halls and a reverence to those who came to see them. Many volunteers at the Christmas party (below) made the occasion a success for the little ones as they wrote their letters to Santa. 18 Cary Ford. Corvallis Chilli ) Bernard, alternate. Sandv fill M % Fran Freeman. Cortland Clifford Dempster. Corvallis ■Judy Wicks TorRerson. Cortland ...and Fame! Tension and excitement spread over the campus as Oregon State’s College Bowl team flew to New York to challenge Manhattanville College. OSU students and team alternate cheered the team on to victory from in front of their television sets. The following week the team went on to defeat New Mexico University. In its third television appearance, OSU was defeated by the University of Virginia, which later went on to win the College Bowl championship. 19 Campus lawns, the warmer games use Bishops And Pawns, the court for the field, the Basket for the goal post, somewhere a house Dance, whose turn to play host, yet, serious Studies prevail in the night of the year From Phylum Cordata to foolish King Lear, Facts hack up facts, an assignment is due, shall we Dig in or wander on through, the rainfall is less And a hint of some snow, perhaps even tomorrow For who can know, peaceful hours Within though outside it’s cold, molding new Thoughts from clay that is old, the brightest Star is a pleasant sight to tell us all that This is seasons’ night. Winter... The chill in the air, the frost on the grass Tells without words that fall has past, Tells by the bright ski sweaters and wind Tanned faces, stories of weekends in high Mountain places, tells by the quickness of The moving masses, few words spoken getting To classes, gone are the strollers from the 20 ...Welcomes a Ball With winter term comes several of the more formal events of the year—the highlight of these being the Mortar Board Ball, “First Class Male.” On this occasion, the girls have to do the asking for a change, a situation which helps to clarify many ponderous questions. Boh Jacobson (above, left) shown as he is escorted off stage by Beth Stevens after being crowned king of the ball. A couple of the more elaborate corsages worn or borne by the males are displayed (left and above). 21 ... Entertainment Dads Weekend brought several outstanding personalities to the foreground. Angela Cottell (pg. 23, lower left), one of the more sophisticated young debutantes, is shown, calm and collected, giving her impression of a hit song (?)— Ron Asta (identification unnecessary) had the honor bestowed upon him of being the Ugly Man on Campus in a closely contested race. The Lemon Orange Twist gave vent to some doubt as to the theory of mass occupying time and space (retrocurrently). ASOSU’s People to People program has been gaining in popularity this past year. Shown above are several American and international students visiting a cannery in the Portland area. 22 23 . . .and Thoughts of Spring It’s almost spring! In brief spells between winter showers of rain, the campus comes to life. Thoughts turn to spring, when pranks become the order of the moment, and many still end up wet. At this time of year, the lights of the MU arc familiar to many who stroll by or run as the hour dictates. In the evenings of warm days the entwined hands and longing looks are the first symptoms of an oncoming epidemic — and thoughts of spring. 24 Spring... The warm breeze drifts across the waking land Bringing with it a restlessness of new life Stirring the leaves, and the hearts of those who Have long awaited these dismal skies to clear. Creeping on silent feet, it steals into classes Spilling through the window, its rays drawing even The mast ardent from the living line to the living Green of rolling lawns, and an endless hue of blue. Down to the river, to the lake and the shore To the splash of the ski, or to the ocean’s roar And lying in the sun on the grass or sand, we can Understand the message in the touch of a hand. So walk in the evening when the gold touches the Mountain's crest, observing the clearness of thought And the pounding in your breast, of the hand of God Of Spring, that time we love best. 25 it’s Mothers Weekend... Mothers Weekend marks the “spring” of another year, and in tribute to the true spirit and drive behind our efforts we do our best to show appreciation. Each of us has worked hard to learn the dance, the song or skit besides sharing that upper berth and putting her through Mom’s registration. 26 27 and Graduation time We have walked these paths many times, and now we are leaving them behind as we go forward on our own paths to benefit others by our experience — each of us with our own thoughts and dreams, never to forget the time we have spent here on this campus, on our campus. 28 29 1962 Outstanding Professors The true test of any institute of higher learning is its instructors — men such as Dr. Hovland and Dr. Kice, who according to their students, “arouse an intense desire to learn; are interesting and challenging; promote intellectual curiosity”—they make Oregon State... ACADEMICS Administration.... 33 Colleges . . ..... 41 Seniors ..........123 34 Memo from the President: A faculty committee was commissioned several years ago to compose in a few words a statement of the aim of Oregon State University. This would appear to be a rather simple undertaking. Actually, it was a tremendous task. What IS the aim of Oregon State — a land-grant university made up of schools in nine separate areas of study plus a graduate school covering almost the gamut of higher education in one complex institution? How would you describe the aim of Oregon State in 50 words? Committee members spent months in discussion. They considered their ideas with wisdom and weighed their words with care. They finally agreed on this 55-word statement: “The aim of Oregon State University is to provide both opportunity and inspiration for gaining knowledge and for developing attitudes and abilities which contribute to living in a democratic society. This aim requires the development of the individual and of society, as well as the development and conservation of resources through instruction, research and extension.” The committee supplemented this aim with a few explanations of how the objective is to be achieved, such as pursuit of truth and the advancement of knowledge, and others. Few if any Oregon Staters would seriously disagree with the statement, even if they may complain that it doesn’t go far enough or that it is too general. Much of my time on campus has been spent in trying to evaluate the accomplishments of the past and in planning for the future. During these first two years at Oregon State. I have gone through many of the experiences that students encounter. I have had to learn the location of buildings and offices, to know the people who work in them, and what they do. I have come to know the many and varied activities that are carried out. The better these matters become known to me. to students, to new staff members, and to alumni and friends, the more certain we all are that Oregon State University, with its rich heritage and its tremendous accomplishments, is a significant force in the life of the citizens of Oregon and of the nation. That Oregon State may continue to serve as a citadel for intellectual and scientific activity and that it may serve as a friendly and effective university is our fervent wish and prayer. James H. Oregon’s Higher Education Receives Expert Attention Governor Mark 0. Hatfield 36 Administratiue Conncil Row Onk: Dr. James II. Jensen. Dean Miriam G. Scholl. Dean Helen S. Moor. Dean Dan IF. Poling. Dean Mi tosh Popovich. Row Two: Dean Clifford E. Maser. Dean Charles O. Wilson, Delmer M. Cootie. Dean Franklin H. Zcran. Fred M. Shideler. Dean Edmund II. Volkart. Row THREE: Joseph H. Berry, IFm. II. Carlson. Dean George IF. Cleeson. Charles W. Dane. Commander Americas V. II. Bacon. Colonel Donald C. Ixindon. Row Four: Colonel William E. Boyd. Wilbur T. Cooney. Dean Vernon II. Cheldelin, David B. Nicodemus. Clair V. Lang ton. Dean Henry P. Hansen. Mr. William E. Walsh Mr. Chari R. Holloway. Jr. Mr. J. W. Forrester. Jr. Mr . Elizabeth H. Johnson Mr. Allan Hart Mrs. Cheryl S. MacNatiRhton Mr. John Merrifield Mr. Ralph E. Purvine 37 State Board of Higher Education At the annual All Campus Sing in December. Robert W. Chick was first introduced to the student body as clean of students. In this newly created position, Dean Chick is responsible for the coordination of the student personnel program, including counseling, general student welfare and activities program. He is in charge of such areas as the Memorial Union, the Counseling Center, the Residence Hall Counsel and the Student Health Service. As dean of administration. Milosh Popovich has a great deal of responsibility on the Oregon State campus. Being the chief administrator under the president, he has the responsibility of coordinating and correlating the various schools and divisions of the university. He works with the Administrative, Curriculum and Personnel Councils to insure students the l est possible education. The dean is President Jensen’s personal representative at various meetings and conferences. Among his other duties, he coordinates the plans for new buildings on campus. 38 39 llrlen S. Moor, dean of women Richard E. Pahre. assistant dean of men 40 Mr. H. A. Adams, physical plant director Mr. Dallas Norton, director of admissions Colleges Graduate School Contributes to Community Oregon State Graduate School not only teaches hut it learns through its many research projects now underway. A graduate school’s first duty is to train persons in the disciplines and techniques of independent and original investigation that culminates in a definite contribution to knowledge. It should also develop students in the disciplines of scholarship and communication. Scholarship is the organization, interpretation, criticism and evaluation of knowledge which increases the breadth of learning and prepares for leadership and participation in society and culture. Communication is the dissemination of knowledge and ideas. This must involve a command of fundamental processes. Communication concerns other things than the written and spoken word. A graduate student should have enthusiasm in his research which later will serve to stimulate and inspire others. The Graduate School of Oregon State University coordinates all three: research, scholarship and communication. The first record of graduate work at Oregon Agricultural College is the conferring of the first master of arts degree in 1875. A total of fifteen master’s degrees were conferred between 1875 and 1910. In 1910 a Committee on Advanced Degrees was formed, which may be considered as the predecessor of the Graduate School. Another turning point in the development of the Graduate School was the formation of a Graduate Division of the State System of Higher Education in 1932, and the Graduate Committee was replaced by the Graduate Council at OSC in 1933. The Graduate Division was dissolved and OSC and U of O were given autonomous graduate schools in 1946. After World War II graduate enrollments increased rapidly. Presently the enrollment is over 1,000. There are doctor of philosophy degrees offered in about 70 fields of study, distributed through 29 departments of instruction. Various types of master’s degrees are offered in the same fields as the doctoral and 18 additional fields in 13 departments of instruction. There are over 300 staff members on the graduate faculty. A number of graduate teaching and research assistantships are awarded annually to graduate students at OSU. Botany Faculty and graduate students have ivorked for years to perfect the Blue iMke bean through scientific breeding. Because of the problem concerning the picking of beans by machine, it has been up to horticulturists to rebuild the bean itself by changing it into a bush type that has all the desirable qualities of pole Blue Ixike. After 10 years. OSU scientists have developed a bean close to the type they desire, although further goals of heavier yields and resistanee to disease are being pursued. During the breeding program, scientists have had to consider many factors and have not overlooked bean plant diseases—rust, root rot. common and yelloiv mosaic viruses. Bean rust is one of the diseases that graduate student. Arlen Davison, is working on. In the picture to the left Mr. Davison is shown inoculating a bean plant with rust. •13 4 Dean H. P. Hansen Animal Science AT Hicht: Oca are being removed lining surgical techniques, for use in transplantation studies. By su• perovulalion of the donor and synchronizing the estrus cycle of the donor recipients, determination can be made on the relative effects of inheritance and material environment on prenatal growth and development. Graduate students Lynn Hunt and Joseph Hiker are ready to flush the ova from the reproductive trad of a ewe. BbIjOW: Dr. W. Moll. I'nicer-sity of Oregon Medical School, injects Evans' blue dye into the jugular vein of a pregnant eu e to measure the cardiac output. J. T. Barer, graduate student at OSH, is simultaneously recording the density of dye in arterial blood drawn at a constant rate from the exteriorized carotid artery. This is fxirt of a cooperative project between the Oregon Medical School and OSU. 44 4 Oceanography First oceanographic vessel built in the United States in almost 30 years, the ACONA is operated for research and training in Oregon coastal waters by the Department of Oceanography. Sea experience on the ACONA is part of the training of the graduate students. The fish in the picture to the left is one of strange rare fish of the open ocean that u-ascaught on the A C O N A. This Bathylycnops exilis (deep-light -eyed) fish is being sent to the Oregon Medical School for inspection. Oceanography is a composite subject which uses the sciences of physics, chemistry. biology and geology to study the processes which are taking place in estuaries and in the sea. 45 Forestry Professor Hay A. Yoder discusses with Banleu Chuaintra. a graduate student from Thailand. Ban-leu's future plans. This ;xxrticutar faculty-student combination is exceptional since Professor Yoder was Banleu 8 instructor in Thailand. Zoology Mr. Glenn Stewart, graduate student. is demonstrating a device he uses in the study of snakes. This instrument, called a respirometer, measures the metabolie rate. The metabolic rate is the ability of snakes to increase metabolism to compensate for cold exposure. Unlike Mr. Stewart some must do their projects in the field. 46 Microbiology The instrument above, called a liquid scintillation spectrometer, enables microbiologists to determine how bacteria degrade different chemical compounds which they use for growth. For example, cells may be fed radioactive sugar from which they will obtain energy and basic cellular material. After a short period of growth, the bacteria are broken into small pieces using high frequency sound waves and separated into different classes of chemical compounds. Then the amount of radioactivity in each different type of compound is measured using the scintillation counter. The results will allow the scientist to draw conclusions about how much sugar is converted into protein and carbohydrate. The picture below shows a gas chromatograph that is used to identify chemical compounds provided by bacterial cells in very minute amounts. 47 Clothing and Textiles Having completed her undergraduate work at UCLA. Lynda Frescura (above) is doing graduate work in Oregon State’s Department of Clothing and Textiles. Working closely with a children’s hospital in Eugene, Mrs. Frescura is developing clothing for handicapped children. By designing and constructing clothing for patients in the hospital. Mrs. Frescura’s project is unique in that she is developing self-help clothing that will enable a child to dress himself regardless of his handicap. The dress she is working on is for a child who does not have the use of her fingers. Foods and Nutrition Working in Foods and Nutrition on her Ph.D., Betty Sue Joiner (right) is determining the varied constituents of the flavor of apples. With the help of an instrument called a gas chroma-tographer, Mrs. Joiner separates apple concentrates into their various chemical parts. The gas chromatographer graphs both the qualitative and quantitative degree of the chemicals present in the concentrate. By comparing this graph with graphs of the chemicals themselves, which are known to have certain flavor characteristics. the desired degree of flavor influence a chemical has on a particular apple may he determined. While Mrs. Joiner is working in pure research, applications in apple production and cooking are practically unlimited. •18 GRADUATE STUDENTS Ali. Naix Aniw, Oar roll Rrayton. Virginia Bullock. lion.ild Chine. Delwin Churchill. Frank Coulu. I.ntii Dontrichareon. Suchinda Drew. John Duke. Bryant Bide. Stuart Kvan . David Gifford, Bay Gourdine. Emnt Gray. K. I- Gronsdnhl. John Johnson. Ronald Lane. Robert Lindstrom. Fred Martin. Dennis Maryott. Jim Maoen. Slamet Mnngum. Doris Mordeno. Angelo Oehrtman. Robert Olson. Jerry Ong. Josephine Pierson. Stephen Ramazzina. Phil Ricks. Don Schaer. Mike Tolomei. Jack Wells. Clarence •19 « Dean F. K. Price laboratories play an important role in an agriculture student's education. The students be low are conducting research on agricultural commodities and the student (at the right) is testing milk samples for control. School of Agriculture Prepares for Tomorrow As modern conveniences are the result of scientific research, the School of Agriculture at Oregon State is training its graduates in research to encourage improved agricultural practices and procedures. The agriculture curriculum provides an understanding of the sciences: chemistry, botany, entomology, bacteriology, zoology and physics. These courses along with courses in social sciences, business administration and economics equip agriculture graduates to apply themselves in farming, industry, teaching and research. Only about 15 percent of the graduates of the school engage in farming; however, demand for trained personnel in the related agricultural fields is rapidly increasing. 51 AGRICULTURE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL (’ENTER: Adin Hester. FROM I.EFT TO RIGHT. Row Two: Paul Dan- bell. Tint Healer, dory Keen. Gail McCarty, Marjorie Wheaton, shine, jVancv A thin. Roger Ritchey. Lynne Hoffman. George Suter. Ed llementvay. I.ee Raggett. Rob Rarrctt, Tom Hansen. Leonard Row Three: Philip Rare Davis, l.eno Christensen. Donna Camp• Singhose. Al Smith. Garth Davis. George Manning. Tom Bowen. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS CLUB Left to Right. Row One: George Pugh. Gary Boyd. John I sen hart. Leroy Elam. John Peterson. Jim Dorran. Vern Vorder-strasse. Suphan Tosunthorn. A. N. Halter. Row Two: Bob Wood. Gayle Willett. Wylie Basford. Jim Johnson. Doug Coleman. Fred Haling. Bryan Wolfe. Steuart Holmes. Lonnie Shepard. Row THREE: Jerry Carlson. Nicky Livermore. Wade Peterson. Caret van lx ben Sels. Norman Hicks, Ron Crawford. Sopin Tongpan. Row FOUR: Con O'Keeffe. Daryl Gentemann. Robert Oehrtman. Sam Wade. George Manning. Roger Nichols. Bob Simpson. Tom Clevenger. Howard Gilbert. 52 COLLEGIATE FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA LEFT to Might. Row One: Harold I.. Morgan Jr.. Stanley Yoshi-moto. Del Moore. Jeff Juenemann. Mike Miller. Hon Seely. Harry l.yda. Row Two: James Adelman. Gene Dixon. Henry Schmitt. Garth Davis. John ('aster. Preston Pat tie. Phil Davis. Dave Barber. Row TllREE: Dennis Wood. Hod Juranek. I 'em Halzlaff. Roger Schoenborn. Cliff Green. George Sitter, Ad in Hester. Thomas Biney. Bruce Sigloh. ALPHA ZETA, national agricultural honorary fraternity Outstanding agricultural students are. Ijit to Right. Row One: M. W. Langan. adviser: Bruce Sigloh. Gary Boyd. Gail McCarty. Paul Danskine. Carlos l.obo. Eduard Hememcay. G. A. Hichardson. adviser. Row Two: Harry l.yda. Gayle Willett. Garth Davis. Hon Crawford, Jim Johnson. Duane Koski, Wayne Chambers. Row Three: Roger Richey. Bob Wood. Corel van l.oben Sets, Tom Hansen. Steven Burnet. George Manning. Adin Hester, president. Row Four: Harold Morgan. James Hampton. George Suter. Roger Schoenborn. Cornelius O'Keeffe. Harlin Jensen. 53 President Lamberg. Joanna IV1U BETA BETA, national 4-H honorary Anderson. Don Borden. Lynne Hansen. Christine Hoffman. Lynne Hutton. Kathy Ikehara. Joyce Oxford. Linda Kunzelman. Mary Rantala. Myrna Van Calcar. Nellie CAMPUS 4-H CLUB Attending an important meeting to revise the constitution of the Campus ■ - Club were. LEFT TO RIGHT. Row ONE: John Clevenger. Carry Baker. Jim Grant. Lloyd Ralphs, Bruce Haskins. Judy Conner, Glenda Landauer. Donna Campbell. Row Two: Mary Moore. Alice Woolfolk. Karen Jossy. Janet Hatch. Linda Oxford. Linda Klopfer, Ann Hall. Peggy Davenport. Row Three: Georgia Hubbard. Lois Spitze. Kathy Norton. Nancy Itugg. Virginia Freeland. Kay Ross. Sharon Smith. Carol Bowers. Linda Gainer. Row FOUR: Tom Hansen. Bob Kuesl. Bob Carrico. Glen Klein. Ken Beck. Curt McCormack. Nellie VanCalcar. Lynne Hoffman. 54 □AIRY CLUB Financial support from the dairy bar in the Withycombc Building enables the Dairy Club to represent Oregon State in judging contests. Left TO Right. Row One: Gordon Cook. Sharon Hobson. Marjorie Wheaton. A. E. Hemenuiay. Don Clacys. Row TwO: G. ft. Ufjord. A. Velasco. G. It. Willett. G. Holliday. C. Emerick. I). A. I.illard, f. ft. Jones. Row Three: J. C. Miller. Ray McQueen. M. A. Peters. S. J. Hobson. E. G. Huge. F. B. Wolbery. Bill Mcssner. Row POUR: L. Meskimen. John Irving. M. IV. Montgomery. Hay IV. Stein. Bill Alilem. CROP SCIENCE CLUB Students are given the opportunity to exchange scientific farming ideas in the Crop Science Club. Left TO Right. Row ONE: Lee Thomas. Leonard Singliose. Oscar Cut bred. Tim Healer. Roger Ritchey. Row Two: It. II. ('allihan. adviser; C. Ombwara, Matthew Mulanax. Pat Shannon. Dick Fluter. Ed MclAiughlin. Clive Cook. W.E. Kronstad. adviser. 55 FIN AND ANTLER CLUB Student and faculty members associated with the Department of Fish and Game compose the Fin and Antler Club. Left TO Right. Row One: ■Jim Gipson. Bob Christie. Gary Anderson. Foul luai. Terry Kendrick. Dace Sill. Terry Link. Jim Finder. Row Two: Jim Keeley. John Carr. Jr.. Teddy Peetz. Bill Deibert. Hon Olson. William .. Greiner. Diehard Carleson. Bob Brock sen. Jay Long. advisor. ROW THREE: Paul Feloquin. Diehard Ivaric. Greg Italian. Ken S’orrie. Milton Daily. Tom Spinney, Phil Schneider, Chuck llenny. Steve Palmateer. Dick Fartch. Row Four: Phil Lohrenz. Ixirry Klein. George Drew. Steve Thayer. Terry Weigel. Jeff Campbell. Don Beach. Bob Dayton. Bill Kinkade. Left to Right. Row One: Duane West. Marshall Danby. Jerry-Cupper. Don Powell. Paul C. DuMont. Morris LcFever. Gary Hickman. Row Two: Allan Smith. Bill Eyman. Allan Graham. Gene Erhardt. Don Sloan. Tom Townsend. John Haxton. George Putnam. Row Three: John Coykendall. John Lee, H'. D. Humphreys. Doger D. Paul. Don Stewart. Dandy Ammon. Dave Stroup. Mike Kemp. Row Four: Diehard D. Albright. Pat Gregg. Jerry MacLeod. Tom Collins. Jerry Goude. Bill Pilkington. Frank DeShon. Franklin Oliver. Mike Schlegel. 56 FOOD TECHNOLOGY CLUB Left to Higiit. Row One: Jim Hampton. Jeff Roehm. Roger Nibler. Jim McGuire. Nadine Putnam. Row Two: Steve Jensen. Thomas Pranger. Tim Anhersen. John Roberts. Henry Penner. Dr. Earl Lit-wilier. Row Turk :: Jim McKUlop. Harvey Chan. Mike Grimes. Bill Olsen. John Schmitz. In-Heung Chung. Nick Chorak. Row Fom: Robert Marquadt. Roland Wong. Nick Ross. Teryl Beebe. John Farrell. Bob Jorgensen. Robert King. Kenneth Banks. Row Five: Gordon Douthit. Carroll Combs. Karen Maekie. Bruce Smith. Gary Chambers. John Miller. Pat Harrison. Dr. Clifford Samuels. Dr. H. Wayne Schultz. Jim McGuire and Roger Nibler fill jugs of cider for the Food Tech Club's annual cider project. 57 HORTICULTURE CLUB With Delicious apples at hand. Horticulture members pause during a Tollman. Diehard Neilson. Bob Barrett. Jerry Wilson. S. E. Wads- meetin i. From LEFT to RIGHT: Martha Hart. Hon Crenshaw. Bob worth. Willis Goodwin, Mervin Pearson. Oren Ogle. POULTRY CLUB Displaying a project submitted to the Oregon Stale Poultry Experiment Station, are Poultry Club members, from LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Maben. Cordon Satrum. Ghazi Al-Haehim. Emilio Mejia. Bolivar E. Sanchez. W. . McCluskey. adviser: Stan Kellerup Dace Doerfler. Iceland Baggett. 58 SOILS CLUB Soils Club members are shown preparing soil specimens. LEFT TO Right: Warren W. Gehring. Bollie Morris. Teel Vandecoevering. Ralph Davis. Stephen Dickerson. Marvin Kauffman. Eduard Peters. Ahmad Kermanshahehi. Ixihcen Samson. Jay Prochnow. Hezron K uria. WITHYCQMBE CLUB Left-hand Picture. Left to Right. Row One: Barbara Biker. Jerry Ball. Joe Biker. Earl Bowen. Row Two: Melinda Suydam. Sally Basse. Vicki Miller. Gail McCarty. Row Three: Byung-T I.ee. John Kleimer. Van Decker. Row Four: Nikki Hammond. Haul E. Coto. Row Five: Annette Beymer. Emilio Mejia. Wendell Kobayakawa, Bob Miller. Row Six: Lois Carnes. Bonald Powell. Row Seven: Nancy Albin. Darrel Stafek. A. IF. Oliver. Bod Commons. Row EIGHT: Mike Goodwin. Don Decker. Doris Owens. Row NINE: Sam Henzel. Jerry W. Harms. B. J. Matzen. IF. P. Dan shine. Bichard Cline. Row Ten: Don Schuarzer. Tom Cline. Row Eleven: Murray Weiks. Gordon Eakin. Bobby Teneyck. Row Twelve: AI Bat-ston. Joel Nance, Paul Seaquist. Larry Petersen. Right-Hand Picture: Governor Mark Hatfield and Mrs. Bob Miller, former member of Withycombe Club, show the Grand Champion Fat Iximb at the Pacific International Livestock Exposition. The lamb brought a record price of over $1,500. 59 « Dean Cmkrord K. Maser Assistant Professor Hit-hard • . Hope man explains production problem to a business administration major. Business education anti secretarial science majors learn to operate carious office machines. Business and Technology Provides Leadership Rich in background and achievement, the Oregon State School of Business and Technology was one of the first founded in the United States (1907), then known as School of Commerce. Revised in 1943, the present School of Business and Technology has one of the most advanced curricula in the nation. Majors in business administration, business education and secretarial science are offered. The knowledge gained in this school serves to produce efficient, capable personnel for the world of business and to give the graduate necessary training to function effectively in our democratic society. h-ir j . f f - 1Sirgsii Jlfitter. Hou Folk: m CHI THETA, national business fraternity for women President Moir. Cynthia Broaden. Linda Brookshire. Betty Culbertson. Karen Fogarty. Darlene (irischkowsky. Nancy MoaKland. Darlc 1,'iiminK, Becky McClure. Linda McCrary. Judy McMurrlo. Sandra Perry. Molly Saunders. Judy Truax. Sharon White. Donna Wilson. IjiVerna BETA ALPHA PSI , national accounting honorary Left to Right. Row One: . • • Wood. Wayne Lowell. Row Two: Carl Nyman. Gary Wright. Russell Petersen. William Disher. John Nuxall. president: Professor James White. Row THREE: Jakob Callus. Robert Grant. David Yagelski. Terrald Johnson. Row FOUR: Denis Leong. James Price. David Krom. Neal Fberlein. David Montgomery. Row Five: John Wurn. Larry Mielkc. Win-ston Bennett. Professor Donald Bourque. Betty Saxberg. Row Six: James Larson. Fred Heidi. Jr.: Francis Malick. I Dean Kkankijn R. Zkkan OSU education majors apply theoretical teaching methods during their student teaching period. Senior education students teach for one term under the direction of a certified teacher. Nursery school majors learn to care lor children at the OSU nursery. School of Education Meets Future Demands In order to meet the demands of a growing nation, the School of Educa-tion enrolled approximately 1,500 students this past year plus 500 students from other areas of study to which the Education School acts as a service school for certification purposes. Oregon State offers undergraduate work in elementary education, undergraduate and graduate work in secondary education and master and doctoral work in guidance and education. It provides majors in agriculture, business, general biology, general science, health, home economics, industrial arts, mathematics, trade and industry, physical education and physical science. Students majoring in nursery school education learn through experience at the Oregon State nursery sehool. In the background (below), students can observe the nursery school activity through the windows at the rear, a prerequisite to actual i articipation with the children. Many professors enroll their children in the nursery school when they are born. STUDENT OREGON EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Front How, prom I .kit TO Right: Karlene Klager. Dennis Rider. Jim Eckerman. Standing: Lloyd Gooding, Ardis Erickson. 66 KAPPA DELTA PI, education honor society l‘rrindent Brook . Karen Brit. Beatrice Itennett. R«we Culbertaon. Karen Margaret CJill. Su«an lloaglaiwl. Dario McCrary. Judy Stn-knev. Kathleen Will. Elaine IGMA DELTA P , national Spanish honorary TO RICHT. Rom One: 5 f«a f Peterson. Julie Alexander, ia Wright. Sally Reynolds. Linda l)i Hberner. Adolfo 'o. Row Two: Karen Morlan. Ann flair. Gwendolyn Walter. Louis Biehter. Walter Kraft. Bolivar Sanche:. Melissa Martin Dawes. Adviser. Row THREE: Georgena Knapp. Nelson Sandgren. Silvo F.cheverri. 67 .■ktrk-.vrt'fl « Dean George W. Gleesok Familiarity with technical machinery such as the oscilloscope camera and electronic equipment is a vital jnirl o an engineer's training. School of Engineering Broadens Its Viewpoint With today's emphasis on technological advancement, the need for engineers and technically trained people with a broader and more fundamental base of knowledge is acute. At Oregon State, students are offered training in the fields of agriculture, chemical, civil, electrical, industrial and mechanical engineering. In addition, engineering students are introduced to humanities and social science courses so they will be prepared for activities in the industrial, commercial and domestic phases of life. ENGINEERING STUDENT COUNCIL Left to Right. Row One: John Wilkinson. Stew Schenk. I ay Oil- Garrison. I.. J. Wehcr. adviser. Row Three: I)van Cooper. Lloyd ford. Wayne Pollard. Rod Sells. Keith Alriek. Row Two: Donald Cox. Allan Robb. Lynn Virion. Graves. Crain Thom. Roy Cook. Pat Rickard. Richard Hunt. David AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERS I.EKT TO Right. Row One: Joseph Tateyama. Gerry Young. William Steve Wilson. Charles Stronach. David Voit. Kenneth llcnry. Vern Thomas. David Nelson. Roger Yerkes. Row Two: Douglas Elliot. Howard. TO TAU BETA PI, Outstanding Engineers IJBFT to Right. Row Onk: It. I) Ollrman. It. V. Mrazek.J. It. XVrlly. advisers: End Kirayoglu. Crain Thom. Donald (traces. David Coup. Sylvester Terry. Diehard Day. Row Two: Uoyd Cox. Victor Pro-dehl. Timotlis Marlin. Donald Addicolt. Stanley Broun. Ilohert Albright. Lee Kearney. Diehard Hunt. Row THREE: Joseph Tate yama. Cary Hundley. Doha! Chapman. Paul Jarvis. John Within son. Pal rich Diehard. Donald Combs. Ted Bon man. SIGMA TAU, Engineering Scholars LEKT TO Right. Row One: James Husband. William Bryant. Patrick Diehard. Cary Hundley. Eldon Worley. Diehard Day. Michael Scharlz. Dobert Beuller. Row Two: Diehard Doyle. David Paup. Donald Campbell. Craig Thom. Walter Poivell. Lee Kearney. Melvin MeCuire. John Wilkinson. Donald Combs. Row TlIRKE: Oran Al- bertson. Stephen Binary. Ilobert Albright. Victor Prodehl. Donald Addicolt. Neill Parkin. Terry Cossettc. Stanley Brou n. Row Four: Steven Schenk. Dobert Chapman. Michael Talvola. Philip Adolf. Paul Jarvis. Douglas Hill. Keith Alrick. Diehard Hunt. Ted Bowman. ETA KAPPA NU, Outstanding Electrical Engineers Left to Right. Row One: Junior Nagaki. Melvin McGuire. Steven Schenk. Patrick Rickard, Jose lied regal. Robert Chapman. ROW Two: Donald Combs. Keith Atrick. Stephen Roth. I.eland Buse. Paul Jarvis. Robert Albright. Douglas Hill. Richard Hunt. Row THREE: William Sisson. Robert Butler. Richard Ray. James Husband. William Broyles. Darryl Walker. Ronald Skoog. Walter Powell. AMERICAN SOCIETY OF AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERS Left to Right. Row One: Dean Booster, adviser: John King. Keith Row Two: Darrell Watts, adviser: Douglas Hay. Stanley Andrews. Macomber. David Sehreiber. Dan Wilson. Carl Larson. Paul Taylor. Steve Robinson. Allan Robb. John Sumner. John Inman. 72 INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS Left to Riciit. Row One: Paul Jarvis, Steven Schenk. Richard Hunt. Janu s Husband. ROW Two: Charles Starnes. Keith McCormick. Jose lied renal. John Mclnichuk. Stanley {evens. Michael Mahler. William Miller. Dennis Johnson. (1 cor pc Spani. Row THREE: Leroy Miller. Thomas Spence. Dennis Spore. William Sisson. liichard Itcyncn. William Turner. Russell Young. Harvey Clothier. Douglas llill. William Owens. Edwin Staslny. Row Font: Donald Combs. Robert Jones. Robert Beutler. Philip Anderson. Sidney Allen. Roy Robinson. Marvin Stubblefield. By rale Keller. Eugene Royer. Richard Ray. Michael Boston. Stephen Roth. William Bannon. Joseph Schadlcr. I-Err TO Richt. Row One: Robert Albright. Keith Alrick. Melvin McGuire. Patrick Rickard. Robert Chapman. Row Two: Junior Nagaki. Robert Rothschild. Thomas Noguchi. Keith Johnson. Keith Slack. James Engclson. Donald Jolley. Robert White, .eland Base. ROW TllREE: Dale Wells. Ronald Palmer. James Brady. Robert Haines. Darryl Walker. William Hess. Roger Benedict. Robert So- noda. Wesley Smith. Ben Brodie. Richard Devlin. James Morrow. Row FOUR: Karl Koboski. Ronald Skoog. Walter Myers. Merrill Johnson. Ross Pearson. Leonard Sosnovskc. William Jam. Robert Wallace. Walter Powell. Harold White. William Broyles. Gary Ching. Larry Fryman. Ronald Arps. 73 AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS I.KKT TO Right. Row I: Cordon MacPhcrson. Harold Long. James Brown. Leonard Blomquist. Lloyd Cox. Thomas Denny. Victor Pro-dehl, David Folletl. Row 2: Donald Asia. Donald Hayes. James MrCreiv. Marlin Koester. Donald Nielsen. Lee Kearney. Wilton Roberts. Donald Slater. John Beebe. Row 3: Delbert Bearhy. Jared Black. Robert Adams. Carol Florence. Donald Mather. Michael Hay. IVoynr Terry. James Wellman. LEFT TO Right. Row One: Jerry Joy. John Steward. James Adamek. Roy Repak. Lloyd Ralphs. Ernest Schmidt. Row Two: Lawrence Lew. David Haistcn. Jon WoUander. Richard Per las. Cary Furuta. Charles Conlee. Row THREE: Lance Ed- lund. William Lewis. Terry Becker. Vern Hirsch, Wayne Kishinami. Ralph Iboshi. Gregory Cunningham. Row Four: Clete Daily. Jeffery Webber. Victor York. Richard Liddell. John Peel. 7 1 AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS I EFT to RIGHT, Row 1: William Engesser. adviser: Peter Goforth. Don llennig. president: Bill Candee. Melvin Samp. Dr. J. L. Higgs, adviser. Row 2: llobcrt Bailer. Rich Halsten. David Evolfson. Greg Ripley. George McClelland. Ed Bartel. James Schmidt. James Ste- ver. George Hoffman. ROW 3: Donald Bartel. Clark Johnson. Norm Carlson. Gary Niemi. Gary Ratcliffc. Row 4: Virgil Young. Richard I ruin. Stephen Grove. Lyle Chaffee. AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR METALS I.nnr TO Right: (). G. Paasche. adviser: Terrance Frost. Charles Broun. Leonard Elliott. Raymond Gifford. David Goodrich. Lloyd Pollard. 75 PI T A U SIG M A, Outstanding Mechanical Engineers I,KPT to Rioiit. Row Onk: Kern Bowman. Art DcardorfJ. Brady Montgomery. David Goodrich. Ilicliard Doyle. David Pa up. Row Two: George Maleer. Lloyd Pollard. Stanley Brown. Donah! Graves. George Thornburgh, adviser; Craig Thom. Timothy Martin. Surin-der Attri. Row TllREE: Gilbert l.angholfj. Dale Grimes. Gerald Silly. Glenn Patterson. Donald Addicoit. Leroy Dittcnbach. James Oberg. AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS LEFT to Right. Row ONE: Leroy Dittenbaeh. Arvin Hille. Phillip Neidhart. Henry O'Donohoe. Dale Grimes. Wayne lluss. Henry Imu. George Motonnga. David Cool;. Row Two: John Davis. Craig Thom. Dene Fritz. Kenneth McGinnis. Frol Ki ray oglu. Art DcardorfJ. David Paap. William Barnett. Day Graber. William Meloy. Row THREE: Dan Glesmann. David Goodrich. Douglas Loutzenhiser. Timothy Martin. Donald Graves. Stanley Broun. Wayne Franklin. Dan Moore. James Sunamoto. Donald Addicott. L. K. Johnson, adviser. Row Four: John lleadlee. Stevan Flag. Eduard Fujimoto, Arlen Adkins. Jerry Dichartz. Terry Frost. James Leonard. Michael Terry. Douglas Buchner. George Blackman. AMERICAN METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY, OSU Branch LEFT to Might. How One: Fred Decker, adviser: Suryya Hannah. Andrews. How Two: Ronald Rinehart. John Plankinton. Sherman Louis Coutu. James McElroy. James Sears. John Tataru. Richard Sallee. Kenneth Slireere. K. Boyd Knechtel. AMERICAN SOCIETY OF TOOL AND MANUFACTURING ENGINEERS Left to Might. Row One: M. C. Sheely, adviser: Thomas Fischer. John Kramer. Raymond Enguist. James Shinno. Kurt Schmidt. Eduard Riesland. adviser. Row Two: R. C. McKen- zie. Richard Kinslow. Bruce Howard. Philip Genlemann Cary Morris. William Crandall. The students are just bach from the field where they apply their classroom knowledge in the OSU forest areas. Forestry students shown above draw detailed maps of forest lands. School of Forestry Plans for Future Forestry at Oregon State is a highly respected field, for the management of our forested lands in Oregon is under the future control of the graduates of the School of Forestry. An OSU forestry student may specialize in any one of three branches: forest management, forest engineering or forest products. The training at the beginning of his undergraduate career includes a general forest curriculum. As he progresses toward graduation, he may branch out into his specialty. These future administrators of our forest land are given first hand training in the field at the McDonald and Dunn Forests, ten miles from the campus. The knowledge gained here will be directly applied to the conservation of our forest in the future. 79 Dean W. F. McCulloch Forestry students are introduced to forest problems by working with machines, such as the one (above), which is studying the possibility of using sod in finished products. Dean McCulloch (below) checks on instrument testing wood structure. 80 XI SIGIVl A PI, national forestry honor fraternity Ha I longer. Robert Bodyfelt. Edmund Grant. Ronald Kinny. Theodor© Mason. James Spiesschaert. Darrell Stewart. Ronald Van Wagtendonk. Jan Williams. Frank Woodard. Ernest FORESTRY CLUB I.KKT to Riciit. Row Onk: Harry Hilt. Jim Cook. Hob Cooper. John Packard. Row Two: James Cook. Ronald Grant. David Wiley. iMrry Brown. Lynn Sprague. Keith Schnare. Hob Dunn. Row THREE: Tom Hinthorne. Joseph Holmberg. Hurton Harris. David Christensen. Jan Van Wagtendonk. At Right: R. F. Keniston. adviser. 81 Dean Miriam G. Sciioij, � Home Economics Gives Diversified Study The School of Home Economics at Oregon State, established in 1889, was one of the first to be established in a land grant institution. It has since grown to seven major departments all offering graduate and undergraduate degree programs. The curriculum is liberal and flexible consisting of a background of science, social science, humanities and the arts. Graduates are qualified for opportunities in business, education, research, extension, welfare and public health, dietetics and communications. Facilities for home economics education arc complete in all departments. Also provided are home management houses and nursery schools, which offer opportunities for application of skills acquired in the classroom. Dean Scholl lakes time oat from busy schedule lo chat with girls while Christmas dinner preparations are underway in foods class. 82 Home Economics students are introduced to varied skills, such as (below) explains, and other specialized training to prepare them for the cook and seamstress (above) display. Students learn to combine their future homes, classrooms or offices, these basic skills with home management ability, as the student 84 OIV1ICRON NU, National Home Economics Honor Society Lekt TO RlGlIT. ON FijOOR: Madclyn Stic II, Sandra Shaw. Sit- aine Che vert on. Kristine Nansen. Judith Walls. Hose Ann TIN’C: Sydney Coleman, president: Marie Werlen. Marianne Goodman. Nielsen, lielh Stevens. Donna Pyle. Portia Herrington. Lor• HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Learning proper techniques for giving a tea are from Left TO RIGHT: Carolyn Edwards, (seated) Dorothy East. Kay Bishop, Alice Nixon. Linda Oxford. Jeanne Fryer. Rose Krupicha, Donna Baker. Barbara Kneehtel. Kathy Gildea. Lynne Hoff- man. (seated) Ixiura Cleaveland. fin front of table) Sheryl Torrey; not included in the picture: Kristine Hansen. Anne McDuffc, Beverly Butts. Janet Schlegel. Michele Wyatt. 85 Dean E. H. Volkart School of Humanities and Social Sciences Provides Liberal Arts A broad liberal arts education is offered in the School of Humanities and Social Sciences. The school has two major divisions: social sciences and humanities. Social sciences include economics, geography, history, political science, psychology and sociology. The humanities are architecture, art, English, journalism, modern languages, music, philosophy, religion and speech. At Oregon State, the school also is a sendee school to the other phases of higher education. In this way, it provides the students with a well-rounded education and helps to improve their creative thinking. Students receive classroom instruction which is then applied in a supervised laboratory period. ALPHA D E LTA SIGMA, Men’s Professional Advertising Honorary Sponsoring the sale of Flutters Guides are members I.EKT TO RIGHT. Francis Kenyon. Rill Nelson. Curt Mikhelsen. Eric Lindaucr. Mike Standing: harry Anderson. Mike Lucas, president: Hoy Cook. Burton. Bill Milne. John Lang. Steve Booth. Grant Watkinson. Seated: Bill Baity. John Struve. John Nuxall. Paul Schanno. Dave Doherty. ALPHA PHI OMEGA, National Service Fraternity Conducting the Ugly Man on Campus contest are members: LETT to Right. Row One: l)e Witt Blamer. Joseph Tateyama. John Wooster. Calvin White, president: David Haisten. Fishery Reynolds. Michael Wilson. Row Two: Charles Wicks, adviser: Loren Doll. James Berry. James Gasad. Thomas Noguchi. Robert Hardin. Boyd Yaden. Douglas Polls. Steven Reese. Keith Broun. Jim Brady. Steven Walker. Robert King. 88 EUTERPE, Women's Music Honorary Active participants in OSU musical events are members LEFT TO Right. Row One: Carol Coates. Bctli Goodman. Pat Dolan. Julie Yoakley. Pam Hyde. At piano: Bev Gardner. Row Two: Mrs. Odelia Wilson, adviser: Anne Ditworth. Judy Martin. Judy Walls. Lynn Sohler, Madetyn Snell. Wilma Dae Kofjard. Row Three: Irene Stockton. Karen Bajnus. Betty Yundt. Mary Lee Scoville. Linda Lemon. Linda Hood. Linda Schaiblc. Carolyn Fitch. DELTA SIGMA RHO, National Forensic Honorary Members, who arc outstanding public speakers and members Wells, adviser. Row Two: Hersche! Mack. Mrs. Alice Wallace, of the forensic squad, arc LEFT TO RIGHT. Row One: Dr. Ilalph Mr. Carlyn Winger. Mr. Emery Hildcbrandt. Peterson. Alice Thompson, president: Janan Hayes. Dr. Earl 89 MASQUE AND DAGGER, Oregon State dramatics honorary Promoting dramatics at Oregon Slate are members from Left to Right. Row One: Betty Him strum. I.ee Adams. Doug Coughenoieer. president. Row Two: Bob Dent. Mi he Down- ing. John Myers. Dale Sherrrtz. Trudy Donnelly. Linda Foster. Kathy Nixon. La Day Harmon. kappa kappa psi, service honorary for men in band Outstanding band members are I.EFT TO RIGHT, Row One: Dan Ferry. Dace Good. Bud Fer-rigno. Itodney Thompson, ('lift Dang. Row Two: Fred Duehwall. Art Loring. Wayne Toy lor. Cary MeNabb. liny Gerlach. Dan Wilson. Row Three: John Kuoni. Don Enright. Bob Cawley. Melvin Marlin. James Wood. Row FOUR: Dennis Johnson. Robert Kuest. Mike Wilson. Dan Ford. Cliff Wyekoff. Don Van Blaricom. Row Five: Mr. Mesang. adviser; Jan Baxter, president: Steve Carlson. David Sehaad. Lynn Fairbrother. 90 THETA SIGMA PHI, national professional fraternity for women in journalism Discussing the I'uusers' Guide which they edit arc Becky Redding. Standing: Ellen Lucas. Kathy Ken-members from LEFT TO RIGHT. SEATED: Sharon Ben- nedy. president: Sherrie Armentrout. Norma It ari. nett. Beth Stevens. Carol Lewis. Barbara Wallace. SIGMA DELTA CHI, professional journalistic society Working in the Barometer office are members LEFT to Right, Front: Wayne Welly. Seated: Howard Matson, Scott Thompson. Raymond Simonson. Standing: Bob Wassman, president: Rich Good. Richard Hansen. Ralph Davis. Richard Stone. 91 HUI-O-H AWAII Hawaiian students form one of the largest and most active groups on campus. Their main event is the annual Hawaiian l.uau. Left TO Right. Row One: Stanley Yashimoto. Duke Dueay. Hob-rrt Nashimoto, Cordon Ching. Row Two: Georgiana Chang. Arlene Goto. Merle Uno. Claire Fukumoto. Linda Kawamoto. Mora Yama- moto. Jeanette Tanaka. Pam Ting. Row Three: Larry Kumata. Elliott Char. Paul Chun. Jack Takimoto. Clarence Agcna. Thcotlorc Tam Sing. Milton Kanemoto. Carl Masaki. Dennis Tanioka. Morton Yamasaki. I.EET TO Right. Row One: Gary Furuta. Kerin Mihata. Stan llashi-moto. Mel Chow. Cal Soeda. Ted Wong. Mel Tomita. Wayne Take-moto. John Kaneshiro. Iloy Uyemura. Row Two: Dennis Imii. Cal Kunimoto. Gwen Mihata. Ann Odegard. Sadami Yamamoto. Thelma Kanda. Margie Tam. Donna Miharo. Myrna Wong. Laura Tamashiro. Joseph Tateyama. ROW THREE: Mike Michimoto. Lloyd llisaka. Stanley Watanabe. Paul Miyasaki. Clifford Ogata. Gerald Magata. Stephen Mat sura. Poland Wong. Peter Inoue. Ilert Kawasaki. Chester Chee. Claude Chun. Itobert Sonoda. Walter Azama. Ilenry Imu. Italph Iboshi. 92 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CLUB I.KKT to Right. How One: Kay Sicgenthalvr. Diane Honey. Cheryl ■limes. Marie I’arks. advisor: Jerry Joy. Sieve l)e Kcijzer. Dave New hern. Row Two: Dorothy Stokes. Sibyl White. Pal Cranston. Ann Huikhoh. Sue Fortune Heth Judd. Fran Davis, Rosemarv Dark hurst. Row Tiikkk: Pal Jones. Lyndcn Bouen. Dick Vose-berg. Don Kenyon. Larry Talbert. Paul Smith, Allan Smith, hd Bare. G AIVIIV] A TH ETA U P SI LCD N, national geography honorary Map studies are conducted by interested geography students- LEFT TO RIGHT, Row One: Didlas Mclmren. Dr. Myatt. advisor; Dobcrt Wales, president: Robert Schmidt. Robert Barney. Row Two: Roy McNeal. Lay Gibson. Susan Swink. Morton Scripter. James Par- rott. Dr. Heintzleman. Mr. I.evercnz. Row Three: Dr. Jensen. David Miller. Norris Niccum. Dr. Rudd. Roger Davis. Thomas Maresh. 93 Future pharmacists supplement the knowledge they acquire from pharmacy textbooks with laboratory experiments. School of Pharmacy Has Five-Year Program Oregon State’s School of Pharmacy, established in 1898, seeks the perfect pharmacy curriculum to satisfy the needs of today’s student for service in the profession of the future. The school has a five-year program allowing 42 hours of electives to provide well-educated graduates who can speak and act for pharmacy in all walks of life. The school offers undergraduate, graduate and doctoral degrees in any one of its five departments of pharmaceutical chemistry, pharmaceutical science, pharmacognocy, pharmacology, and pharmacy administration. 95 4 Dean Ciiari.es O. Wilson lambda kappa sigma, scholastic honorary for women in pharmacy Pharmacy women of achievement are. LEFT TO crest. Yvonne Olsen, Lola Betsey. Marie Haener. Right: Donna Drinkard. president; Nadine Se- Myrna Wong. Hose Ellen Hope. Judith Walker. KAPPA PSI, men's pharmacy honorary Outstanding senior pharmacy men are. LEFT TO Right. Row One: Dennis Ellison, president; William Flaming. John Beard. Rob Goff. Stanton Lou e. Michael Musikant. Row Two: James Frahm. Teruo Fujinaga. Charles Duncan. Dennis Pofahl. Robert Graham. Richard Fieber. Clifford Dang. Wallace Muzzy. Row Three: Harold Clark. Bradley Clincschmidt. Bob Johnson. Lawrence Krai man. John Whitaker. Jim Cummings. Tom Nichols. Don Grimes. Row Four: John Jory. Robert Ayres. Dan Wilson. Arthur Anderson. Tom Tos. Mike Dardis. Steve Oliia. John Cutter. Gary Beyer. Ron Tibbs. 96 LAMPLIGHTERS Iximplighler members, pre-nursing students at OSU. are from I-KTT TO Richt. Row Onk: Kathy Orr. Sally Frahm. Row Two: Miss (I tilth Olson, adviser; Scheryl Brue. Sara Williams. Karla Iteichle. Charlene Dent. Paula Goddard, Carol Johnson. Sandy Potompa. Row Three: Bonnie Lin-stedt. Paula Schulze. Joan Perry. Gwen Sorenson. Christi Clemmons. OREGON-AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION Left to Right. Row One. Ed Cole. Riki Shiraishi. Dr. Schultz, ad iiiser; Bob Johnson. Bob Ayres. John Beard. Row Two: Rose Ellen Hope, Ken Van Driesche. Charles Duncan. Nancy Jensen. Barbara Randolph. Jan Rostad. Lola Bessey, Dick Fieber. Robert Colonna. Richard Tucker. Roger Sanford. Ixindo Crittenden. Row THREE: Bill Johnson. Terry Fujinaga. Dennis Po ahl. Dan Wilson. Wayne Brown. AI Born. Jim Whittenburg. John Skirvin. Don Grimes. Ray Gcrlach, William Rogers. Bruce Bettencourt. Row FOUR: lAinny Parrish. Dick Lundgren. Ben Jacobs. Darrel Purkerson. Tom Tos. Gary Beyer. John Whitaker. Keith Steele. Gerald Dudley. Paul Wadsworth. Jim Dutchuk, Floyd Driskell. 97 « Dean Vernon H. Chkldemx Future scientists explore microscopic and chemical worlds. School of Science Specializes in Research Oregon State University, as the center of scientific learning in Oregon, realizes its position by maintaining the highest possible criterion in regard to scientific education. An outstanding program of research is carried on by the School of Science. To provide the student with a broader education, the school includes liberal arts in its science major curriculum. In addition to offering the necessary service courses for students with other majors, the school maintains divisions of general science, pre-dental and dental hygiene, pre-medical, pre-vet-erinary, pre-nursing and medical technology. Science graduate study is available with courses of one to three years of study. 99 wta . i iJ 7AJ0R UE rr . . J VtC? ■ IttjM: ! AN'P . SPOOK ajT-! • . ( ) RCDTC Provides Trained Officers Officers Training Program at Oregon State University is a voluntary program which offers advanced military training in Air Science, Military Science and Tactics and Naval Science. Upon graduation, Military Science and Tactics students have a choice between four combat branches of the Army, with either regular or reserve commissions as second lieutenants; students of the Air Science branch receive a second lieutenant’s commission and enter the flight or research phase of the Air Force; midshipmen receive an ensign commission in the Navy or a second lieutenant’s commission in the Marine Corps. SCABBARD AND BLADE Scabbard and Made members, a ha are outstanding military men from all three branches of ROTC. are From Left to RlflllT. Row One: Michael Peterson, president: Norm Notdurjt. ■Joe Turner. Pete Cordinier. Charles Stronarh. Ralph Smith. Row Two: John Duhehart. John Beveridge. Uarlin Jensen. Bruce Yarborough. John ShurtlifJ. Robert Russell. Row THREE: Nigel Parhhurst. Curtis Alik- kelsen, Robert Steele. Lee Kearney. Thomas Washington. Richard Dexter. Roger Johnson. Flow Four: Robert Jones. Kenneth Anderson. Fraser Grant. James Lasher. Richard Elliott. Larry Anderson. Ronald Anderson. Kenneth B. Knechtel. Row Five: Michael Malmros. Douglas Oglesby. Robert Nelson. David Burr. Robin Shaylor, Bruce Magnuson. Lt. Burton Benson. USN. advisor. TOP LEFT: Colonel IF. E. Boyd, head oj Air Science. Center Left: Captain Jack B. Dau ley. head of Naval Science. Bottom Left: Colonel Donald C. London, head of Military Science and Tactics. 101 Air Force ROTC SILVER WINGS Left to Right. Row One: Janus Miller. Daniel Schwarzer. David Conley. John Short lift. Col. William Boyd, professor of air science: Major Robert Dennis, adviser: Fraser Grant. Brace Patterson. Roger Hallberg. Row Two: Michael Wilson. Kent Wool ridge. William Kinhade. Roger Dennis. John Hammer. Clifford Yoa. Dennis I.au. James Williamson. Row THREE: Sherwood Ixuvrenee. Allen Struth-ers. Robert Frascati. Dennis Kirk. Michael Camilla. Elliot Char. DavitI Goetz. Row Foir: James l.artcood. Dennis Meadows. John Boyd. Joe lleacock. Terry Millard. Douglas ('row. Charles Gerttula. SILVER WINGS DRILL TEAM LEFT to RIGHT. Row One: Fraser Grant, commander. Row Two: Bruce Harmon. Dan Johnson. David Bowker. Stuart Sheik. Michael Sweeney. Row TlIRKE: Francis Peters. Michael Becker, l.arrie Knudsen. Samuel l.andes. Roger Michael, (’hades I.oceland. Row Foir: Robert Bennett. John Miller. Gary Confer. John Planner. Frank Kirk. Barry Scott. Row Five: Leighton Porter. Richard Pi-chelle. Michael Fisher. Joe Person. 102 ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY f.KKT to Ukiiit, How ()NK: flarlin Jensen. Gerald Mussulman. David Conley. ■John ShurtUfl. Theodore Kinney. Robert Jones. How I WO: Major It. .S'. Paige, adviser: Leonard Srhaher. John Beveridge. Ernes! Wakeham. Miehael Lee. Willard Nielsen. Era- ser Cron!. Row Tiikkk: Tom Washington. Lloyd V. Howard. Eraneis Nehoha. Ilonuld Sjolander. Stanley Breens. George Safer. Louis Siegmund. Stephen llnndall. ANGEL FLIGHT I.KPT TO RIGHT. Row One: Carol Reeder. Sharon McCrea. Karen Morlan. Sandy Nr J. Nancy Wilson, Sue Burchell. Sue Lindsley. Sharon Lowery, Cynthia Moir. Joanne Lee. Georgia Swanson. Row TWO: Barbara Steinfe d. Belly Brookshire. Sue Palaske. Linda West. Tammy Tweed. Jane Johnson. Kay Yockey. Charlene Weaver. Gail Everest. Jan Weaver. Terry Smith. Row THREE: Jackie Bair. Rat Wilson. Carol Vandeuark. Pat Hemphill. Susan Daly. Donna Trask. Georgiana Reeh. Ellen Lund. Diane Douglas. Jane Wittkoph. Ginger Harris. Betty Rice. Jean Erickson. Kathy Keithley. Jo Morast. Michelle Morrison. Jacquc Otterstrom. Kathi U‘Ren. Carol ('(Hites. Sharon Banks. Linda Dittberner. Row FOUR: Denise Many. Janet Dalton. Judy Morton. Judy Vcjlupek. Gail Service. Nancy Hayes. Carol Jacobsen. Beth Quillin. Jackie Drake. Carrie Case. Sandy Matejka. Mary Berger. Caroler Cole. Carol Benton. Betty Imu I-age. Janet Jenks. Barbara Finklea. Row Five: Jo Roberts. Deanna Hazen. Brenda Bjerke. Betty Rader. Mary Ellen Meriam. Georgina Eaton. Bonnie Elltvood. Joanne Bergstrom. Mary Olsen, Johanna Clark. Judy Vandeu-atcr. Candy Kurz. Betty Yundt. Nikki Brister. Mary Ann Buck. Merry Decker. Xelma Reed. Carol Hazel-rigg. Nor Dellc Stoneman. 103 Navy ROTC HEADQUARTERS COMPANY Left to Right. Row I: N. E. Parkhurst. battalion commander: M. II. Peterson. It. . Steele. 7. M. Lasher. K. II. Griffith. Row 2: C. II. Ihbbs. It. Vi'. Nelson. It. A. Bagby. P. G. Starch. C. C. Donovan. 7. K. McCormack. Row 3: ft. A. Itehb. P. I). Kaufmann. It. K. Bill. K. M. Perry. It. A. Crisp. K. K. Bare. C. E. Hassell. D. 7. Heaslett. Row 4: It. ,. Zeiler. G. L. Hob-• rts. E. I). Bartel, M A. Paul. It. V. Hermes. I{ C Grant. W. M. Siddens. It. T. Wilhelm. FIRST COMPANY I.kit to Right. Row I: 7. I). Duhehart. company commander; B. E. Bourtlas. M. I. Koester. It. A Partin. K. L. Itich. 1. M. Sehulre. K. S. Evert. A. A. Thorstad. G. K. Crain. 7. C. Kemp . B B. Mag-nuson.D. It. Nichols. 7. P Christensen. F. O. Wille. Row 2: 7. D. R- A M. It. Mattery. I). A. Gentemann. It. W Josi. It. W. Ash. S. n. Lambert. L. F. Hermann. It. C. Knecht. 7. T. Minor. Row 3: K. O. Mohr. M. C. Kelly. I.. E. Held. L. D. Larson. I). M. Helm. P. B. Lamberson. F. II. Gautschi. T. S. Lillig. C. It. Mahaffcy. Row 4: C. II. Whelan. I). L. Pfeifer. E. F. Johnson, M. W. Chow. 7. F. Willis. F. M. Taylor. It. G. MacDonald. M. C. McDonald. T V. Perry. I). J. Wright. 104 THIRD COMPANY Left to Right. Row 1: L. ft. Anderson, company commander; 1. H. Haziett. I). E. Weight hr r.J. It Larson. F. E. Hopper. M. G. Langs-dorf. Row 2: C. N. Howells. IV. A. Boatman. B. L. an anten. C. N. Stiger. A. J. Waltz. S. C. Bo swell. T. E. Parske. T. P. Fischer. Row 8: J. It. Kreutz. J. K Scudder. W. L. Xillman. It. A. Taylor. J. O. Sturges. K. G. Bertonneau. It. W. Carroll. It. E. Techan. Row 4: J. L. DeVilhiss. W. L. Collins. G. I) Miller. G. It. Jolley. L. L. Hassell. M. I). Wiita. It. B. MeFarling. Row 5: J. L. Adamson. ■J. L. Hershberger. It. C. Sanders. I). A. Berwanger. G. C. Landers. P. J. Norman. J. It. O'ltear. Row 6: M. J. Salo. K. It. Dunn. IV. E. Neeley. S. G. Hunyan, J. I). Dandy. I). M. Knight. J. T. Mizulo. SECOND COMPANY Left TO Right. Row 1: M. H. Malmros. comjmny commander; M. O. Boss. C. H. Hart. 1). O. Oglesby. M. L. Campbell. E. C. Schier-man. I). G. Shuman. I). E. Strong. IV. C. Foster. I). T. Lloyd. I). I). Tidball. Row 2: It. W. Elliott. It. I). Graham. G. B. Bryant. E. B. Ardelt. K. T. Brown. J. S. Ixirson. P. I). Norman. K. M. Mather. K. C. I lager tv. I). G. McKeller. K. II. Knccland. ROW 3: I). T. Me- Eaehen. It. II. Moltzau. E. Mandel. It. J. Lang. J. V. Gammill, E. It. Whit ford. It. G. Bekooy. IV. . Crooks. R. B Wilmol. K. S. Nelson. J. E. Furrow. Row 4: I). S. Burr. IV. It. Beith. D. P. Sutherland. G. S. Johnson. P. II. Hanson. M. C. White. It. P. Gordon. I). P. Barcklay. B. J. Tray nor. A. P. Suenningson. IV. G. Beckwith. 105 taffrail navy glee club L8PT to Right. Row One: Douglas Oglesby, director; Ronald Rchb. Ixirry Hassell. Ralph Smith. Gerry Young. Gene Lasater. Herschel Soles. William Zillman. Clinton Stiger. Richard Partin. Ronald Tipper. Ixirry Germann. Flow Two: George Crain. Richard McFarling. David Barcklay. Peter Hanson. Robert Steele. Jonathan Scudder. James Lasher. Harlan Sager. Gene Gocden. Richard Hermes. James O'Rear. MarccUus Paul. Richard Wilmot. Row Three: Ronald Zeiler. David McKellar. John Wise. James Larson. Dale Shuman. David Knight. Maham Campbell. John Christensen. Michael Ixmgs-dor I. Jerry Alexander, David Mau pin NAVY DRILL TEAM, Mothers Weekend Competition Winners Lht to Right. Row One: R. F. Smith. E. R. Lasater. It. N. Yarborough. G. A. Young. Row Two: L. I). Bliss. It. P. Boennighausen. K. R. Brown. C. T. Siemens. II R. Sagar. J. M. Crow. J. A. Wise. B. A. Overoyc. W. T. Caine. Row Three: T. S. Davenport. P. C. Plelt. R. K. Hee. D. W. Nutter. D. O. Maupin. S. Trautwein. It. W. Hodory, L. C. Martin. Row Four: D. B. Fryrear, R. R. Carter. It. D. Griffin. E. G. Koellner, J. A. Peterson. It. C. Leighton. J. L. Matthews. G. L. Murrell. J. It. Alexander. 106 Army ROTC PERSHING RIFLES DRILL TEAM Lept, Front to Hear: Morrie I.arsen. commander: Roger Phelps. Blair Blacker. David Davidson. Robert Read. Bruce Wesche. John Heyman. CENTER. Front to Rear: Carl Payne. Gerry Harr. Daniel Kelley. John Hammon. Ben Smith. John Doidge. RIGHT, Front to Rear: Roy Hart. John Mae-lean. James Barnum. Gary Holliday. Peter Inoue. PERSHING RIFLES BATTALION OFFICERS LEFT to Right, Row One: Donald Page. Robert Sonoda. Douglas aid Pearson. Jack McLennan. Row Three: Dale Foresee. Ron Mead. Coleman. Richard Vosberg. Morrie Larsen. Bruce Powell. Row Gene Faust. Steve Binney. George Zimmer. Stanley Rolfness. Wil-Two: Joe Turner, commander: Charles Hawkins. Thomas Noguchi. liarn Crabtree. Bunny Horner, s tonsor: Kenneth Anderson. Michael Kasner. Don• PERSHING RIFLES REGIMENTAL OFFICERS I-EFT to Right. Row One: Michael Kasner. Donald Pearson. Del Ball, commander: Rodney Stubbs, Donald Page. Row Two: Duane Mahony. Rodney Commons. Leigh Worthing. John Walkinson. Eugene Seitz. Stephen Titus. 107 Director Clair V. Langton Below: UHhhhh! Division of Physical Education Encourages Physical Fitness The Division of Physical Education provides students a broad program of physical fitness through exercises, rhythms, gymnastics, aquatics, games and sports. The department is in charge of an intramural sports program, which offers a wide range of activities for students who participate with living organizations, clubs, classes or as individuals. The Physical Education Division offers professional courses for students who wish to enter the fields of physical education, health education, recreation and pre-therapy. Students who major in these fields receive the baccalaureate degree through the School of Education or the School of Science. VARSITY O Outstanding athletes are from Left TO Riciit. Bow One: Stan Stafford, secretary; Norm Hoffman, president: Hon Finley, vice president. Row Two: Dave Long. Hob Baber. John Ball. Norman Coote, Gary Samuel. Danny Likens. Jeff Woodside. Lee Hosen-berg. Row Three: Lynn Baxter. Eric Linda tier. Gary Srott. Hon Donum. Chris Johansen. Lynn Eves. Nathan Francis. Row Four: Bob Wolsltorn. Jim Sinyard. Jerry Neil. Jim Hochm. Fred Heidt. Gerald McElroy. Dennis Straub. 109 President ORANGE O' service honorary ShirtclifT, Sheila Belt, Maryclien Bennett, Sharon Bliven. Janet Bradley. Susan Chorak. Deanna Geiger, Jean Gill, Susan Jones. Cheryl Minty. Jimi Tomlin, Diana Whitcomb. Jane AERO CLUB Members of the Aero Club shown checking an aerial map of the area, are From Left TO RIGHT: Galen Dcshon. Leroy Gragg. Duron Dierhs. Dennis Urfer. 110 MOUNTAIN CLUB Top: iWountain Club President, Ken White, challenges the Right: Two members battle their way up an icy crevice on rocky cliffs of Mt. Adams. Lower Left: Mountain Club Ml. Hood, member pauses amid the clouds above Mt. St. Helens. Lower 111 BEAVER SPORT PARACHUTE CLUB I .kit TO R It; JIT. Row One: Fred Cooper. Denny Fry rear. Glen Jaques. Date Tteen Re. Hob Taylor. Norris Niccutn. Mike Malfunction. Stan Staticline. Row Two: Ben Zamora. Jan ran Waglendonk. Carry Fenny. John Furrou . Hon Stephen. Kitty Kelley. John Han- lein. Larry Flint. Pat Shannon. Lynn Sprague. Curry Peters. Mac Thompson. Hugh Hosenberg, John Sheppard. John Murray. Larry Hranson. lAirry Peters. Steve Carlson. Larry Haffner. 112 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND RECREATION Paul Seal?. Marilyn Smith. Tam llollry. Woody Dennett. Eduard J. Slczak. James Dixon. Gary Denson. Pat Huflschmidl. RIFLE CLUB 113 Left to Right. Row One: Pat Kaufmann. Allen Dates. Row Two: Dob Dunn. I ee Overholtzer, Ixirry Dright. Toby Sehuh. Row THREE: AI Dahler. roach: Don Curtis. S’eil Koozer. Howard Koozer. George D Inch man. Jim Willis. All-School Honoraries Recognize Achievement BEAVER BELLES Beaver Belles are Ihe official hostesses lor the OSU Athletic Department. LEFT to Right. Kneeling: Judy Hyde. Tammy Tweed. Barbara Britton. Terri Doggers. president. STANDING: Peggy Clark. Sue Larson. Ginger Hudson. Judy Woodry, Christi Murray. PHI KAPPA PHI, national scholastic honorary Officers are: Allison. Dr. Ira Hawthorne. Dr. Betty Munford. Dr. J. K. Nibler. Joseph H. Pyle. Donna Ten Pas. Dr. Henry 115 ALPHA LAMBDA D ELTA, freshman scholastic honorary PHI ETA SIGIVI A, freshman scholastic honorary Preparing for the Top Ten Picnic are members Left to Richt, Ivey. Harlan Sager. Zelma Reed. Betty Yundt, Dick Marcum. Row One: Niki luted. Pat Blake. Linda Boloman. Ilicli Knights. Alice Chapman Slranahan. president. Pitney. Roger Hockersmith. Terry Smith, president. Row Two: Joel Phi Eta Sigma officers initiate new members. 116 TALONS, sophomore women’s service honorary President Gore. Susan Bartels. Judith Baitserman. Kathie Bigelow. Anne Coyt©. Constance Devin. Priscilla Donning. Joan Eaton. Shirley Eskelsen. Linda Fronk. Vicki Fryer. Joanne Genetcau, Victoria Gihlea. Kathleen Harmon. Marcia Hobson. Sharon Kari. Virginia Kenyon. Marcia Larson. Susan Lindley. Carol Lund. Diane Ovcson. Evelyn Page. Mary Pattie. Corinne Ritchie. Patricia Roe. Linda Saunders. Carol Schanno. Susan Siegenthaler. Kay Sonnenberg. Kay Stohbins. Melinda Stephenson. Crystal Strauss. Lilita Todd. Barbara Toedtemeier. Teddy Wilson. A lele 117 President Schnare. Jon Beard. Raymond Blamer. Dewitt Bun . Robert Cordell. Eugene Crone. Richard Davies. Craig Dcfler. Alan Denny. David Dey. Jonathan Dix. Stuart Donaldson. Henry Dukehart. C. Q Folz. John Fritchman. Ralph Furor. Robert Gilbert. Robert Griffith. Charles Henderson. Sidney Holzmeyer. Gilbert Hondo. Michael Jacoby. Lawrence Jager. Merle Kawachi. Glenn Kincaid. James Kuehn. Richard I.ambcrgon. Phillip THANES, sophomore men's service fraternity 118 May. Ronald Merten. Gregory Mihara. Robert Mizulo. John Montgomery. F. C. Mosther. Charles Pederson. Gary Phelps. Roger Richardson. Alan Sager. Marian Schwidcr, Alfred Scott. James Sivson. Richard Smith. Allan South. Vocdor Souvenir. Stanley Spike. Stephen Strnnahan. Chapman Stueck. Phillip Ucmura. Roy Van Dcvendcr, Neal Vater. Mervin Waltz. James Wood. David Yamami, Steven Yamamoto. Dale 119 President Carter. Marv MORTAR BOARD, national honor society for senior women Members plan for the Mortar Board Ball. First Class Male. Andrews. Diane Barnes. Charlotte Bevsey. Ixila Brown. Shirley Culhertaon. Karen Dietrich. Diane Gates. Margaret George. IJndn ( ill. Susan Herrington. Portia Holt. Judith Kirkclie. Eva Kirkelie. Kay Klockars. Margaret Pyle. Donna Steven . Beth Tower. Diane 120 BLUE KEY, national honor fraternity Blur Key members, outstanding senior men from all phases of campus life, keep up with present and future university events. President Carlson. Gerald Anderson. Jam Baker. Terry Burton. Michael Campbell. Timothy Grm. Phillip Jacobson. Robert Kins. Michael l-in . John Lindnuer. Kric I areas. Michael Maylie. Joseph Murphy. Kdward Stone. Dick Wilkmvin. John 12 LITTLE SISTERS OF MINERVA Being of service to the campus and community are .ittie Sisters. sponsored by Sigma Alpha Epsilon, pictured above I .EFT TO Right. Row One: Joan Donning. Judy Wagner. Mrs. Helen Telrault. adviser: Barbara Todd. Lynn Mitchell. Lea Hoffman. Row Two: Merna Sclimiedt. Bunny Horner. Diana Reid. Terry Rogers. Christi Murray. At the right Little Sisters perform for their sponsoring fraternity at Christmas time. 122 SENIOR OFFICERS Left to Right: Jerry Musselman, President Gary Barzee, Sergeant-at-Arms Kathy Kennedy, Secretary Peggy Clark, Vice-President Mike Langsdorf, Treasurer Abrams, Gary D. Pharmacy Taft Ackerman. Carlynn Home Economics Ventura, Calif. Adair. Julie Education Eugene Adams. I-eeS. Humanities Martinez. Calif. Adams. Melvin R Science Lnkeview Addieott. Donah! J. Engineering I avis. Calif. Adolf. Philip D. Science Tigard Ahlquist. Judy Education Coos Bay Alhin. Nancy C. Agriculture Monmouth Albright. Robert J. Engineering Ocrvais Allison. 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Education Coos Boy 151 OUTSTANDING SENIORS TERRY BAKER Sigma Tau: Blue Key: Phi Tau Sigma: Living Croup president: Heisman Trophy: Sports I Bust rated Sportsman of the Year; Maxwell Trophy. SUE CARTER Living Group pledge president: Junior Panhellenic president: Talons president: Education senator:.Mortar Board president: Living Group vice president; Co-op Board of Directors. KAY AULD Freshman Class secretary: ASOSU secretary: ASOSU second vice president: Living Group vice president; Service Club Council: Student Life; Peace Corps committee. MIKE BURTON ASOSU student body president: ASOSU student body treasurer; Blue Key: Alpha Delta Sigma: Scabbard and Blade: Arnold Air Society: MU Board of Directors; Athletic Board of Directors. EVA KIRKELIE Talon; Student Oregon Education activities: Junior Class secretary; MU activities; Mortar Board. 152 CLASS OF1S63 DICK STONE Barometer editor; MU Board of Directors: Blue Key: Sigma Delta Chi: Phi Eta Sigma: Intercollegiate Athletics Board: Publications Board: Educational Activities Board. SUSAN GILL Alpha Lambda Delta: James Collins Award: Clara Waldo Outstanding Women Award sophomore, junior; Orange O. secretary, treasurer: Kappa Delta Pi: Mortar Board: Phi Kappa Phi. STEVE ROATH MU Public Relations: MU president: Student Life: Oregon-American Pharmaceutical Assn.; Alpha Delta Sigma; Beaver Preview district chairman. ERIC LINDAUER MU Public Relations; Chairman Rook-Sophomore Picnic: Junior Class sgt.-at-arms: Varsity Swimming; Varsity O: ASOSU first vice president: Blue Key: Alpha Delta Sigma. KAY KIRKELIE Talon: Hall president; Inter-Hall representative; Education senator: Mortar Board; SOEA president. 153 Class of’63... September, 1959, saw the Class of 1963 enter Oregon State College to begin its four-year tour through higher education. Rush week was a time of meeting many new friends and developing blisters from the long walks (right, middle). Like most freshmen, the Class of ’63 diligently wore their green ribbons and Rook lids and participated in the annual Paw-Paw Pick. Snell Hall was brand new and many a coed spent an hour trapped in the elevator which just didn’t seem to have all the “bugs” removed. Janice Martin, ’63, was crowned Little Colonel at the Military Ball. Sports saw the Rook football team with a 2 win, 2 loss record. The Baby Beaver basketball team (right, bottom) piled up an impressive 15 win 1 loss record. The Rook-Sophomore picnic, which saw the burning of the green, (pg. 155, center) was held in the Spring, and the freshmen had a big day by taking all-the tug-of-war, the football game and Betty Fuji as queen. One of the first big dances attended by the new freshmen brought Ray ConnifT to the campus. “Talk of the Town” is still remembered as one of the biggest events (Conniff pictured, top right). 154 r n Remembers... As the class moved on to become sophomores, the “0” Club was no longer the place for coffee breaks, for the Commons and new MU facilities came into being. Varsity rally boasted two members of the class and the football team had a 6-3-1 season. At the Sophomore Cotillion, “Mint Julep,” (court members pictured top left) Pat Anderson and Joe Maylie were crowned Betty Coed and Joe College. Henry Cabot Lodge (welcoming committee lower left) came to town and spoke at one of the largest convocations in years. When time came for the annual Rook-Sophomore picnic, the sophomore girls were not to be outdone. They came out on the winning side of the football score again. Probably the most exciting news was that Oregon State became a university and was granting degrees in humanities and social sciences. The end of the year brought the retirement of Dr. A. L. Strand as president. Dr. James H. Jensen (page 156) became the new president of the new school, Oregon State University. 155 Four Years... As juniors, the class began activities with a spaghetti feed and made plans to adopt a child from Vietnam through the Foster Parents Plan. This project was carried on throughout the junior and senior years. Football season came and the Beavers had a 5-5 season. Christie Murray, ’63, was crowned Homecoming queen (pictured top right) but this was not all of the queens, for the next year Ann Swenson, ’63, was named 1962 Homecoming queen. Basketball season meant an exciting trip to the Western NCAA playoff games in Provo, Utah, after a thrilling overtime play-off game with Seattle University. “Unforgettable 62” was the theme selected by the Junior Prom committee, with George Shearing playing at the concert before the Prom. Anyone’s senior year is exciting, but the class of ’63 couldn’t have asked for a better one. Football saw the Beavers beat the Ducks (which, incidentally, gave the Beavers a 3-0-1 record over the past four years against their southern neighbors), 156 -v at Oregon State and then go on to the Liberty Bowl, beating Villanova with a touchdown by Terry Baker, ’63, All-American, AU-Everything. Basketball was exciting as the Beavers again successfully fought Seattle for a chance to participate in the NCAA Western Regionals. They went on by way of victories over San Francisco and Arizona State to the national finals in Louisville, Kentucky. As the year progressed seniors began thinking of graduation and gave a sigh of relief as they filled out their last registration cards (pictured top left). Another place one could always find seniors was at the bridge table (shown in the Commons, center, left) for a quick hand of bridge that sometimes lasted an hour or two. Apartment living was approved for 21-year-olds, and many of the seniors moved throughout Corvallis, getting a taste of being on their own before giving the world a try. Graduation, June 2, the big day, will see a scattering of the Class of 1963, but its past four years will be remembered forever. 157 Complementing classroom instruction are countless campus activities-the hub of which is the Memorial Union and Major Allworth. For 44 years he has helped to make Oregon State . . . ACTIVITIES ASOSU ...........................161 Publications.....................177 Fine Arts .......................185 Royalty..........................203 To Terry Baker: The Oregon State student body extends to you a vote of thanks. You have helped to make this year and the past three years winning ones for us. Easterners now realize that Oregon has l een admitted to the Union, even though they still consider ours “a bucolic (definition: rustic) campus deep in (he forests of (he Northwest,” according to Sports Illustrated. But we are not thanking you for your athletic achievements alone. As house president, as a Blue Key member and as an engineering honor student, you have made your contribution to Oregon State. Therefore, we would like to join with your fans, the Oregon State Legislature and trophy-givers everywhere by paying tribute but mainly by saying, “Thanks.” Greeting foreign students on the OSl' campus is one of the many pleasures of Erie l.indauer. ASOSU first rice president. and Kay Auld. ASOSU second vice president. At right, these officers are shown chatting with Francis l.uhega. who is from Mhurara. East Africa. One fall meeting of the ASOSU Senate featured Mr. ■ferry Palmer, the North-west Representative of People to People. Senate members present were (seated, left to right) Mike Iiurton. ASOSU president: Karen Willman. senate secretary; Eric l.indauer. first vice president; Ray Girod. [Hirliamcntarian: Mr. Palmer: Sue McQuaid. presidential assistant; Mike Koch. Inter-Dorm Council: and Gary Wright, business and technology. Standing are Steve Roath. Memorial Union: Kay Auld. second vice president: Lynn Baxter, junior class president: Don Reed, freshman class president: George Suter. senate elections and service chairman: Lynne Hoffman, home economics: Adin Hester, agriculture: Mike King. ASOSU treasurer: Roy Cook, engineering: Diane Tower. Associated Women Students: Joe Nibler. Co-op Students Council: Jerry Mussel man. senior class president: Kay Kirkelie. education: Dan Wilson, pharmacy: Julie Florn. student body secretary: Pete Scott, science: Curl Mikkelsen. public relations: Tom 11 in-lhome, forestry: Phyllis Van Zyl. Inter-Hall: and Bruce Hamilton, sophomore class president. Other members are John McGuire, humanities and social sciences; Dick Stone. Barometer: Jerry Carlson. Inter-Fraternity Council: and Nancy Hutchinson, Panhellenic. 164 Student Government Accomplishes Projects Oregon State University student government, led by President Mike Burton (at right), surged ahead during the 1962-1963 year. The Presidential Committee on Higher Education, in conjunction with groups from other state schools, participated in a lobbying effort in the state legislature on behalf of the budget of the State Board of Higher Education. In the area of cultural relations, First Vice President Eric Lindauer encouraged the People to People program which was instigated by ex-President Eisenhower. This program is fostered on the ideal of developing friendship and understanding between the international and American students attending OSU. 165 ASOSU Keeps Informed President James H. Jensen and Dean of Students Robert W. Chick set aside the eleven o’clock hour every Monday to meet interested students in the Memorial Union. At right Dean Chick chats with Jack Busch and Mike Burton. “Got (he point, Dad?” With giant pencil in hand, Jack Busch (below) winds up the Dads Weekend skit sponsored by the ASOSU Higher Education Committee. The program, emceed by George Bolon (below, far right), demonstrated the coming needs of higher education. Class of ’64-Swings Out “Swingin’” (or maybe “twistin’”) is the word to describe the peppy juniors who started class activities out with a giant “Junior Class Swing-Out.” The prom, class Christmas tree and a street dance were the planks in the platform of the class of ’64. In fall-time swing above are the leaders of the class (left to right): Norma Ivari, program coordinator: John Moore, sergeant-at-arms; Nancy Brobst; Carol Ann Warrington. secretary; Lynn Baxter, president; Ruth Ann Hartley, prom chairman; Dave Doherty, publicity: Francis Kenyon, treasurer; and Anne Taylor, vice president. 167 Twisting her way to fame is Bunny Horner, at the Junior Swing Out. Bunny and her partner won the evening's twist contest. Frieda Stuns Sophomores Stunned by Typhoon Frieda, who darkened most of Corvallis including the Cotilliondecorated Coliseum, the class of’65 provided several dates-in-one for OSU students. The Cotillion concert, featuring the Brothers Four, attracted many fans on Sunday evening, while dancing enthusiasts enjoyed the music of Johnny Reitz the next weekend. A little less formal was the class pickle sale. Shown at right preparing for the sale are the sophomore class officers: Sally Frahm, secretary: Ron Mobley, ser-geant-at-arms; John Wat-kinson, treasurer; Bruce Hamilton, president; and, seated, Ginny Kari, vice president. One of the main attractions of fall term teas the perform- cert. Shown a bote are the popular performers with Lou ance by the Brothers Four at the Sophomore Cotillion con■ Giotlonini. chairman of the event. 168 Freshmen Plan Ahead Exhibiting devotion and interest, the class of '66 wasted no time in establishing itself as a definite part of Oregon State University. In addition to developing a successful representative council, a community and campus service program and a four-year plan, the class demonstrated great enthusiasm with an outstanding voting percentage. The traditional Rook Bonfire was a fiery success, and the Rook Christmas tree bowed only to the senior decoration. A Freshman Class dance and the Rook-Sophomore picnic completed the year’s activities. Officers of the freshman class (top to bottom) are John Sweeney, treasurer: Steve Johnson, sergeant-at-arms: Leslie Buckhorn. secretary; Leslie Busch, vice president; and Don Reed, president. 169 Sieve Roalh. MI' president Memorial Union Offers Versatility Constantly featuring both academic and social events, the Oregon State Memorial Union is the most familiar building on the campus. Its carpeted rooms house discussion groups, activity meetings and holiday parties for students and adults alike. The bookstore, new art gallery, display of foreign flags and bronze statues contribute to the awing atmosphere of the thirty-six-year-old building, while at the other end, students and professors enjoy cups of cofTcc in the Commons, games of billiards and ping pong on the lower level and all-school dances in the ballroom. Truly the Memorial Union is the center of student life on this campus. Memorial Union activities are guided by the members of the activity council (front row. left to right): Doug llirle. toastmasters: Joann Rye. posters: Dave Race, music; Jane Carter, hospitality: Ted Marsh, games and recreation: Lora Reunion, art; Ivan Fosback, talent: Uail Everest, fall Barometer representative: Dick Cordon, activity service: and Janet Campbell, dance. The back row includes: Ron May. photography: Mike Talvola. radio: Mr. Duane Fitzgerald, assistant manager of the MU; Grant Walkinson. public relations: Roil Graham, tours; Mrs. Leone Johnson, program consultant: Steve Roath. president: Major E. C. Allworth, manager of the MU; Francis Kenyon, movies: and Sharon Rut man. publications. 170 Memorial Union activities are evidenced throughout the year. At left is the giant tree, erected for the annual Christmas party. Above, top. is a view qf the MU photography dark room, which is available for use by amateur student photographers. Immediately above, the MU poster committee chairman demonstrates the process of sill: screening. The committee makes most of the posters on campus for a nominal fee. 171 □SU Associated Women Offer Diversified Projects Leaders of the Associated Women Students were hostesses to AWS representatives from Colorado State University when the Ram supporters visited Corvallis for our Homecoming game. OSU girls, under the leadership of Diane Tower, president (at right), report numerous activities and promotional projects including the Nickel Hops, Foreign Students Tea. Scholarship Week and Mothers Weekend. Corvallis girls also hosted the State AWS Convention during spring term. Acting as the core of AWS (u til ities is the executive council consist ing of (I .KPT TO Right): Nancy Austin, secretary; Sheryl Torrcy. public relations; Sue GUI. scholarship: Kay Yochcy. sergeant-at-arms: Kathy Caldu-ell. cultural events: Linda Hammann. publicity: Hope Whittier. IA U'.S representative: Venessa While, office manager. Seated are: Heather Wilson, vice president: Diane Tower, president: ■Joy Gay Hath, activities. Other members of exe.. are: Jane Johnson. treasurer, and Joan Arnold, student board. 172 Directors Estimate Dividend for Student Stockholders Determining the policies for the two OSU student corporations are the members of the Co-op Board of Directors (above. LEFT TO RIGHT): C. Paul Irvine. Mike Burton. W. F. McCulloch. Ted White. Mary Lou Jameson. G. Burton Wood. The stockholders own and operate the bookstore in the MU and a supply center on Monroe Street. Alum Office Walls Tell OSU History Homecoming Weekend is a busy time in the alumni office, especially for (LEFT TO RIGHT): C. . Scram Graham, director of alumni relations, and Ted Carlson, editor of the alumni magazine. OREGON STATER. Weekends at: OSU Bring Moms, Dads Together During Mothers Weekend in May. the Oregon State University moms take time out from their collegiate activities to attend the annual meeting of the Mothers Cluh. Below are the officers: Mrs. Frank Graham, secretary: Mrs. It. A. Calkins, vice president: Mrs. Joseph K. I toe. president: and Mrs. Melvin Johnson, secretary. F.arlier in the year. Dads Weekend attracts OSU pops for a visit to the campus. Athletic events highlight the weekend along with the Dads Club meeting, led by the officers (above): Mr. Floyd C. Mullen, president: Mr. Del Ball, vice president: Mr. K. G. Huffschmidt. secretary, and Mr. A. F. Crabtree, treasurer. 174 Publications Committee Selects Editors In addition to the selection of editors and business managers, the Publications Committee advises the student publications on I hi- OSU campus. Members shown below are Fred Shidcler. director of in for mat ion; Eugene Davison, assistant director of publications; George Marlin, director of the department of printing: Uichard Pahre. assistant dean of men: (seated) Shirley Brown. Beaver editor; Did: Stone. Barometer editor; John Lang. Beaver business manager; Larry Anderson. Barometer business manager. Educational Activities Distribute Student Funds Many hours are spent by the members of the Educational Activities Committee as they coordinate the funds used by campus organizations. Members contemplating final budget voting are Van llichards. assistant dean of men: C. T. Yerian. head of business education: Dick Stone: Jerry Musselman; Irwin Harris, director of educational activities: Diane Tower; Mike King; Mrs. Alura Paul, secretary of educational activities. Lynne Hoffman is also a member of the committee. 175 Opportunity □SU Sells Oregon State Because of the limited connotation on the campus, the committee formerly known as Beaver Preview has changed its name to “Opportunity OSU.” The program, as it now stands, emphasizes contacts with outstanding high school seniors in order to promote Oregon State University. A planning committee and district chairmen, assisted by individual high school chairmen, execute the program in all areas of the state throughout the year. Committee members shown at right are (row 1, left to right): Larry Smith, chairman; Jeani Erickson, general secretary; (row 2) Joan Hartley, finance; Linda Schild, materials secretary; Linda Lemon, publicity; Stan Souvenir, district manager; (row 3) Don Ross, Newport area; Jean Butler, Central Oregon area; Jerry Mason, Portland area; Ralph Roland, southeastern Oregon; (row 4) Janet Ger-lach, Eugene area; Niki Isted, southwestern Oregon; Toby Schuh. Klamath Kails area; and Mary Speckhart, northeastern Oregon. Rob Swingle, representing The Dalles area, Sandy Zweifel from the Tillamook area, and Tim Kelley from Ontario complete the list of district chairmen. .lik 176 In addition to his responsibilities as editor of the Barometer. Dirk Stone serves on various campus committees such as the Athletic Board and the High School-College Delations Board. Bob IVassman. production manager, works behind his desk as (standing. left to right) Lois l.iptak. wire editor; Evelyn Ocesott. copy editor; and Linda Hammann. editorial page editor, look over his shoulder. Barometer Continues Service Walking through the doors of Memorial Union 204, one would expect a transformation from the serenity of the MU halls to the turbulence of a busy newspaper office—the bustle of harried reporters. staff members with wrinkles on their brows and pencils behind their ears and the editor reclining in his chair with feet atop desk and telephone in hand, chatting with the most important people. Although this scene is quite conventional, staff members are students, and students have fun. And the paper continues to come out on time. 178 Examining the latest Associated Press release are (left to right) Howard Matson, staff writer; Susan Bagley. assistant society editor; and Betty Ingram, day editor. Other staff writers are Susan Core. Mary Kniflon and Neil Armantrout. Barometer officials sorting copy (seated, left to right): Ellen Lucas, news editor: Sharon Putman, assistant news editor: Carol l.ewis. assistant editor: Kay Simonson, graphics editor: Mary Poacher. copy reader. Standing: Neil Armantrout. staff writer: Scott Thompson. sports editor: Rich Good, associate editor. Other directors are Rich Hansen, assistant sports editor: Carolyn Pasley. feature editor. Copy reader John Mizulo glances at AP copy. Sharon Bennett, society page editor, and Pete Walz. salesman for the business staff, work on last-minute story. Assistant editorial page editor, Sharon Montgomery, puts the finishing touches on one of her projects for the day. 179 Barometer Business Sustains Paper Keeping busy is no problem for the meml ers of the Barometer business staff. Action is directed by Larry Anderson (shown at right), business manager, and Mike Boss, national advertising manager. Manual duties are faithfully performed by Tempest Kilker, classified advertising manager: Pete Walz and Pat Geiger, salesmen; Jeff Woodside and Jack Raiton, delivery. Managing the lowntou-n office was Ted Sandra Cates and Kay Geiger guided the White. secretarial work in both Barometer offices. Two of the Barometer salesmen were Mike Helm and John Windquist. 180 1963 Fussers’ Guide Lists Students, Faculty Featuring one of the sparkling OSH rally girls, the 1963 Fussers' Guide u ent on sale in November. Names, phone numbers and addresses of students and faculty members are included in the booklet edited by Barbara Wallace (above, center). Co-business managers (left to right) were Bill Milne and.Mike Helm. Spindrift Emphasizes Student Talent Coordinating student efforts in Spindrift, the all-student literary publication, are the members of the editorial board (left to right): Thomas Buchanan. Carol Lewis. John Hocken. Robert Hazel, adviser: Tom Hain-line.art: Jan Hocken. editor: Susan Meyer. 181 Typically Oregon State Is Yearbook Theme Striving to exemplify Oregon State University has been the underlying purpose of the Beaver staff members this year. During fall term, members of the staff enrolled in a class concerning the production of successful collegiate yearbooks. With this extra boon, ideas and rough drafts sailed smoothly into (he 1963 Beaver, under the direction of the planning committee (shown above): Shirley Brown, editor; Doug Coughenower. managing editor; and John Lang, business manager. (lathered together for an evening class in the Reaver office are: (seated) Reeky Redding, living groups: Carolyn Johnson, honoraries: (standing) Al Smith, colleges: and Margaret Rose, royalty. 182 Telephone conversations are an im rorlant fxirl of Hearer staff work. Conversion below are Niki Isteil. A SOS I' and publications: Norm Notdurft. military and engineering: Bette Orr. clubs; and John Shelter, s xirls. Sharon Truax. administration. supervises the typing procedures of Sally James, office manager. Sandra Burns edited the opening color section, dividers and chronological events of the Beaver. Editor of the colorful senior section is Kathy Kennedy. Presenting fine arts in this year's book is Jean Geiger. 183 Beaver Sales Top Records 1963 Bracer booh sales soared this year under the relatively new registration sales plan. In this arrangement, under the direction of John ls:ng (above right), business manager. and Paul Schanno (above left), book salesman, students indicate during registration that they wish to purchase a Beaver. The cost of the booh is added to the next term’s tuition. Page sales were handled by Bob Swingle (at right). 184 186 DRAMA- The silence of a playhouse, cold. Voices of times past, echoes, a Broken chair, a half-filled can of paint, evoking thought. An open door through which The rays of light fight, to Push back shadows which seem To stare back in the musty air. The noise of backstage talk. Of studio script—Too much redness of cheek or dark eyebrow. Magic in sweat and toil. Earth and fire, water and air. All the props and more are There, mountain and sea, dust and Sand, when man portrays man. 187 Speaking of Murder Spcakina of Murder. a melodrama presented at Mitchell Playhouse November 1-3. lias full of humor and suspense. The basic plot concerned Annabelle Logans murder of Charles Ashton's first wife. Ashton then married Connie, an actress, rather than Annabelle. A rare booh vault served Miss lagan's homicidal purposes in her plan to murder Connie Ashton. Annabelle dominated the play with her clever plotting and ruthlessness, beeping the audience on the edge of its seat. A Streetcar Named Desire In A Streetcar Named Desire. Blanche Du Bois. a southern belle who could not accept the reality of the loss of her aristocratic l osition in the South, went to live with her well-adjusted sister. Stella, and her earthy brother-in-law. Stanley. Conflict erupted between Blanche and Stanley in the old. lower class district of New Orleans because of her inability to accept life realistically. This typical Tennessee Williams play was presented February 7-9 at Mitchell Playhouse under the direction of C. V. Bennett, assistant professor of speech. 188 189 The Diary of Anne Frank The Diary of Anne Frank is the stage portrayal of an autobiogra- anti-Jewish persecution, life in cramped quarters with two other phy of a young Jewish girl. She and her family were forced into hid- families and an adolescent lore were revealed through the dynamic ing from the German Nazis. Tensions and emotions caused by the stage lighting and other dramatic effects. 190 191 R.U.R. “R.U.R..” a melodrama written by Czechoslovakian Karel Capek. pictured an automated society where most of the work was performed by robots. Romance developed between Harry Roman, the general manager of a robot manufacturing plant, and Helena Glory, president of the Humanitarian League. The robots were developed by Rossum. who wanted to be a god over a group of people. Rossum’s Universal Robots (R.U.R.) sus-pc usefully revolted against their human leaders and seized control of the. world. The climax of the play came when the robots learned they could not reproduce themselves. R.U.R. was presented November 28-30 in Mitchell Playhouse under the direction of E. S. Cortriglit. professor of speech. 192 Critics Choice Critics Choice.” a sophisticated comedy by Ira Levin, concerned a noted Broadway critie, Parker Ballantine. who was married to a sue-cessful playwright. Angclla Ballantine. Problems arose when Parker had to review a hud play written by his wife. Mr. Ballantine had been divorced by his first wife, an actress, when he had giiren her a bad review. The performance was presented at Mitchell Playhouse from February 28 to March 2. 193 ART- Strange have been the feelings Upon first observing a work of Art, strange the reactions to A mixture of paint or a Contrast in black and white. That to the world may be Wrong, but to me seems right, What is there in a pair of Eyes, in a smile, in the Stories written there? Stories bound only By the covers of one’s imagination, And portrayed through the feeling In an artist’s hand. 194 BROADWAY PLAY- Carnival Comes to OSU Carnival. a play that appeared on Broadway lor more than two and a half years, was introduced to OSU audiences on January 22 by an empty stage. Gradually Professor Schlegel’s traveling carniial was set up before the viewers' eyes. Although the atmosphere of the carniial was gay and happy, the plot revealed the loneliness and misery of Lili. a timid young girl who fell in love with a puppeteer. Michael Stewart adapted Helen Duetsch's plot for the stage production. The musical score, written by Bob Merrill, included. Love Makes The World Go Bound. Puppets played a vital role in creating the carniial atmosphere the audience found so delightful. 195 MUSIC- The Corvallis-OSU Symphony lists students, faculty and tow-nspeoplc on its roster. Performing a wide range of standard orchestral literature, the group pr -. sents three concerts annually. OSU's widely acclaimed Marching Band is noted for the precision and spirit displayed in its many football game shows—all designed and written by bandmaster Ted Mesang. The Marching Band is now co-educational. women being included for the first time in many years. John O'Connor Ted Mesang 196 Convallis-OSL) Symphony OSU Marching Band 197 University Chorus Choralaires 198 Karl Moltmann Robert Walls University Chorus. Choralaires and Concert Band contributed to campus and community life by frequent appearances before local audiences and convention guests, and by out-of-town concerts. Included in this busy season were concerts for the Future Teachers of America. Charter Day. -I ll Leaders. Easier Sunrise Service. Dads Weekend. Christmas Concert. Con allis Arts Center and others. Off-campus, the Choralaires presented two concerts in Salem and Into in Portland. Stereo records of the annual home concerts of Choralaires and Concert Band were issued. 199 Concent Band Pep Band The OSU Dixieland Hand supplied pep and spirit at 22 of Oregon State's basketball games this year. The well-traveled group played for all of the home games, the Far West Classic in Portland, the l nivcrsily of Oregon games in Eugene, the OSU-Seattle playoff game in Eugene, the Western llegionals in Provo. Utah, and even followed the team to NCAA finals at Louisville. Kentucky. Dan Ferry (AT RIGHT), the shortest member of the Pep Band, entertained enthusiastir audiences with his rendition of the Charleston. Dixieland Band members led by Jan Baxter (STANDING. ABOVE) are ROW ONE (FROM LEFT TO RIGHT) flick Campbell. Lynn Fair-brother. Gene Inskeep. John Folz. Dennis llandall: Row Two: George Freyer, Dennis Johnson. Don Enright. Larry Bader, Tom Cliown. Dan Wilson. Dan Ferry. Dan Whitney: Row THREE: Terry Vaughn. Skip McCready. Kelly McGrecr: Row FOUR: Chuck Cleveland. Bichard Knights. Conrad Bcinmiller. Mike Payne. Don Van Blaricom. Boger Hockersmith. 200 Corvallis-OSU Music Association Truly renowned as one of the outstanding concert associations in the United States, the Corvallis-OSU Music Association annually brings to the campus the world's greatest musical concert attractions. Pictured belote arc three of this season's seven presentations—top left, the Soloist di Zagreb; top right. Leonard Bernstein Gala; and bottom, the Rumanian Rhapsody. Others were Malcolm Frager, pianist; the Portland Symphony, the Concordia College Choir and the Todd Duncan-Camilla Williams duo. 201 FORENSICS- The debate and extemporaneous-speaking squad (FROM LEFT TO right) Jerry Justice. Alice Thompson. Dennis Wood. Jan Hayes. Tom Tyler. Paul Steele. Susan Moehnke. Tom Gallagher, Dr. Ralph W. Peterson, debate and extempora-neous-speaking coach; Steve Hutchinson. Steve Yamami. Stewart Holmes. Pat Kallberg. John Moore. Richard Schweitzer. Suzann Peterson and Hersehel Mack compete in western tournaments at Linficld, Centralia, Ix s Angeles. Provo. Reno and Missoula. Hersehel Mack and Jerry Justice placed in the western rcgionals at Forest Grove, winning an opportunity to compete in a debate contest at West Point. In May the Forensics squad sponsored a Novice Tournament for unexperienced Oregon State students. 202 Oratory competitors are (LEFT TO RIGHT): Kyu Lee. Scott Foster. Lora Bennion. Dr. FarI V. Wells, director of forensics and oratory coach: Steve Hutchinson. Hersehel Mack. Stewart Holmes and Margaret Stein (hot pictured). Every queen candidate knows the torture of the interview, the excitement of preparation and the thrill of presentation. Mirror, mirror, on the wall, Who's the fairest of them all-in the valley, by the sea, Not one, but many have we. 204 '� . JOE COLLEGE me and 209 211 212 213 214 215 Coaches such as Prothro, Gill, Bell and Coleman (left: top to bottom) mold athletes and present spectacular sports typifying the spirit that is Oregon State . . . SPORTS Fall . . T52 . . . r . hi 222 Winter......................236 Spring . ........ . . , . .256 WRA and Intramurals.........273 ATHLETIC BOARD Mike Bitrlon Dick Stone J. . Reardon M. G. Robertson Leo L. Lay the Charles Parker Headed by Athletic Director R. S. (Spec) Keene (opposite, far right) and Board Director Glenn Holcomb (standing next to Keene), the Athletic Board composed of alumni, faculty and students, makes possible OSU’s sports program. As a body, the Athletic Board allocates funds and maintains the athletic plants as well as determines policy. Jim Barratt, ticket manager (lower left), and John Eggers, publicity director (lower right), present the decisions of the Board to the public. Jay Reynolds C. H. Graham Jess S. Walton Miller Huggins RALLY Above: Entertaining Beaver sports fans and keeping team spirit high from Philadelphia’s Liberty Bowl to the NCAA playoffs were varsity rally members (Top. I-EFT TO Right): Judy Smith. Bill Bailey. Sue Craig. Denny Palanuk. Carol Mort-ensen. Bob Jacobson. Pat Phillips. Tom Hasten. Karen Cork. Bill Dupin and Sue Stowe. Left: Rally King and ex-basketball player Bob Jacobson invoked a respect from the student body that greatly increased the effectiveness of the rally's yells and skits. ABOVE Right: Choosing new rally squads and gathering funds for their travel are the main duties of the Rally Committee (Left to Right): Bob Jacobson. Judy Smith. Sandy Armstrong. Paul Schanno. Penny Henderson. Dave Burr and Norm Hoffman. Right: Sports fans attending Rook games were entertained by the colorful and varied routines of Rook rally members. (Right. Row One. Left to Right) : Janet Hall. Bob Bomengen. John Wesely and Ann Carlson: Row Two: Sue Shirley. Doug Burns. Tom Nielson and Ronda Schoen; Row Three: Sue Wiesner and Bonnie Cathercoal. A, How ONE. LETT TO kiciit: Don Shelly (equipment manager). Paul Seal. Mike Youngquist. John Farrell. Jim Funston. Tim Ankerson. George Gnoss. lions Cariaga. Dick DcBisschop. llich Brooks. Fred Jones. Terry Baker and Ken Haack. Row Two: Don Roberts. Dare Butler. John Ollsen. Enoch James. Jim Hert.Jack Graham. Fred Miller. Ron Doman. AI East. Dick Ruhl. Booker Washington. Dirk Jones. Jerry Niel. Hoyt Keeney. Doug Suckling. Rick Nelson and Bob Gambold. asst, coach. How Three: “Ropes Robinson (trainer). Tommy Prothro. head coach; Thurman Bell. Mike Barnes. Dick DeFUippo. Olein More- FOOTBALL Beavers rank 15th in nation RECORD OSU 39 Iowa St. 35 OSU 8 OSU 27 OSU 13 .. . Washington 14 OSU 40 U.O.P.6 OSU 51 . .. . W. Virginia 22 OSU 18 Washington St. 12 OSU 32 OSU 25 .. Colorado St. 14 OSU 20 Oregon 17 Liberty Bowl: OSU 6 Villanova 0 222 land. Dan Sieg. Art O'Grady. Dan Espalin. Jim Rider. Leroy Whittle. Dill Keep. Ed Rice. Jim Sinyard. AI Funston. Warren Woodworth. Gordon Queen. Bob Watson, asst, coach and Ron Siegrist.asst, coach. Row FOUR: Fred Anderson (manager). Steve ('lark. Doug McDougal. Lynn Frketich. Roy Jones. Bruce Williams. Jeff Harris. Joe Bonilla. Tom Holley. Vern Burke. Scott Miller. Gary Casey. Ken Bruscen. Rich Koeper. Dace Gould. Dick Reed. John Scoles. Warren Cole and Bob McKittrick. asst, coach. Greatest team rolls into Liberty Bowl Oregon State football 1962: What was it? What made it, as Coach Tommy Prothro claimed, “the best OSU team I’ve coached.”? Why were “gallant” and “amazing” used so much in connection with this team? It was those intangibles character, poise and desire that molded the 1962 Beavers into a football squad that ended up 8-2 in regular season play and 15th among the nation’s best. It was “one of the greatest quarterbacks of our time,” Terry Baker, who made every All-American squad, became the first Meisman Trophy winner (an award given annually to the outstanding football player in the nation) west of the Mississippi and more important led the Beavers with flawless poise and execution throughout the season. It was an end named Vern Burke, the second half of the greatest passing combination in NCAA history, who with his spectacular pass receiving set 12 OSU and national marks. It was a group of small, quick, aggressive linemen nicknamed the “light brigade” who won every game with dominance both offensively and defensively over opponents up to 35 lbs. j er man heavier. It was Leroy Whittle, a jet quick halfback, and a “three-yards-and-a-cloud-of-dust” fullback Bruce Williams who provided the running balance on the 2nd best offense in the U. S. It was a team that improved week by week, had the ability to pull a game out of the fire when it seemed lost, that beat Oregon and won a trip to the Liberty Bowl. It was, according to its coach, “probably the best OSU team of all time.” 223 Terry Baker: All-American In 1962, Terry Baker became the second greatest ground gainer in collegiate football history. Only Johnny Bright of Drake has ever surpassed Baker’s season and career marks of 2276 yards and 4980 yards respectively. He was an unexcelled passer (1738 yards) and a deceptive and elusive runner. After Baker had led a slaughter of the West Virginia team, Coach Gene Corum commented, “He’s the best T-quarterback that I’ve ever seen.” A pro scout best summed up Baker’s talents in this report: “An amazing athlete, excellent passer short or long. Throws well under pressure. A tremendous runner . .. Very intelligent, very good signal caller and an outstanding leader.” However, statistics and coaches’ opinions don’t begin to tell of Terry Baker’s contribution to the football season. To the team, he represented the force that made its offense go. He was able to pull the team out of trouble and into victory almost at will. When Colorado State closed dangerously on the Beavers 14-19, in went Baker and in three plays guided the team 54 yards to the score. Baker was a cool and precise component in a sport that demands just those qualities for success. He turned what seemed like huge losses on attempted pass plays into sizable gains with his uncanny running. Against West Virginia, he hobbled a pass from center on an extra point attempt. With the opposing team hanging on him, he flipped a pass to Vern Burke for the points. One of OSU’s assistant coaches said that Terry was “like a coach” on the field. He employed the Beavers’ offense in places where it would produce the best results. The Liberty Bowl win came on Baker’s surprising call of an end-sweep from his own one-yard line (see pg. 233). At the season’s end, the awards poured in. He was named to virtually every All-American team, was No. 1 draft choice of the National Football League, won one of eight national scholar-athlete awards, became Sports Illustrated Sportsman of the Year and was awarded the Heisman Trophy, symbolic of the nation’s outstanding football player (receiving it from Attorney General Kennedy left). According to Sports Illustrated, Baker was “the first football player in all the years of the game to be so unanimously decorated.” B to B sets national marks, gives class When Terry Baker passed eight yards to Vem Burke in the second quarter against Iowa State, he started an offensive machine that was to become the greatest of its kind in collegiate football history. These two football players combined for 1007 yards on 69 completions, both new NCAA records for Burke. Furthermore, Baker and Burke gave this year’s team the most dangerous offensive weapon a team can have-the ability to score quickly and from any place on the field. Eleven times this season the Beavers scored within one minute of either half, and in all cases the TD was scored on a “B to B” aerial or set up by one. Both Baker and Burke had the necessary qualities for their particular positions; however, their success and value to the team was their ability to work together. After watching them team together for twelve completions and two TDs, Iowa State coach Clay Stapleton claimed that Burke was . . the best one that I’ve seen.” Going against a favored Stanford team, Baker and Burke were successful on every attempt as they connected on eight passes and led a Beaver rout of the Indians. 27-0. This unstoppable duo scored with six seconds remaining in the first half of the West Virginia game when eight Mountaineers dropped back to defend against the pass. Baker and Burke gave the Beavers a quality of greatness and class that few teams have ever achieved. 228 Light Brigade ' Whittle lead rush offense OSU's rushing offense, combining a hard-hitting line and a fast, powerful back field, teamed with its strong passing arm to rank second nationally and set 15 new OSU records. The “light brigade” line led by Captain George Gnoss, Ross Cariaga, Jerry Neil and Jim Funston tore wide holes (as above against West Virginia) in its bulkier opponents line. The Beavers’ elusive backs were quick to capitali .e on these openings for game-winning yardage. Leroy Whittle (far left) combined excellent games against West Virginia (120 yds.) and Idaho (a 91 yd. kickoff return) into 396 yds. and a 4.9 average to lead the team. Handling the ball when the Beavers needed short yardage. Bruce Williams (left) piled up 207 yds. In 58 carries, Bruce never lost a yard, never fumbled and was seldom denied when a TD was at stake (seven TD’s). RUSHING yds. carries aver. Baker . .538 115 4.5 Whittle .... . .396 81 4.9 Washington . .328 65 5.0 Williams . . . ..207 58 3.5 Ruhl . .139 31 4.5 229 Defense keys team’s improvement Developing from an inept group that allowed Iowa State 380 yards in the opening game to the cohesive unit that held Oregon to two first downs in the second half of the season’s finale. OSU’s defense keynoted the team’s improvement. In the first few games, the Beavers’ opponents moved the defensive line at will, and the secondary acted more like a sieve than a protective umbrella. Then everything changed. Starting with the Stanford game and continuing throughout the season, the “light brigade” line started hitting furiously and gang tackling with abandon. The secondary welded into an effective pass defense. Against Washington the linemen led by Rich Koeper, Ross Cariaga and Paul Seal plugged up the Husky interior line while linebacker Rich Brooks slammed the Washington hacks for losses on end sweeps. Brooks performed so effectively that he was voted the Linebackers’ Player-of-the-Week award. Although the Beavers dropped a one-point decision to the Huskies, the defensive effort was a shadowing of what was to come. Pacing a keyed-up Washington State team, the defensive secondary saved the day. With the Beavers leading 18-12 and only minutes left in the game. WSU was driving for what looked like the game-winning score. When all seemed lost. Danny Espalin (right) streaked out of nowhere to intercept a Cougar aerial and preserve the OSU victory. It was the third such theft of the game for the 5'6 safety man who was descril ed by Head Coach Tommy Prothro as “. . . too small, too slow. 230 All he can do is play football.” Danny went on to tie an OSU interception mark of nine in regular season play. The Oregon game was perhaps the best effort of the season. In two series of plays the Reaver defense brought the team victory and a Liberty Bowl bid. Early in the game OSU fumbled on its 9 and Oregon recovered. In four plays the high-powered Duck offense led by Mel Renfro managed only 7 yards. On their final play Renfro hit at the Beavers’ left side and was savagely stopped by Koeper (No. 7 showing on jersey, above). Seal (making tackle at Renfro’s legs, above) and Dan Sieg (No. 37 above). Late in the game with OSU leading 20-17, the Ducks got possession of the ball for one last try at a score. The Oregon quarterback tried to get it through the air. He didn’t get a pass off because the line rush was so hard. Four straight times the ever-valuable Seal crashed through his blockers and smashed the Duck QB and Oregon’s victory hopes. The fourth tackle resulted in a fumble, which Cariaga alertly recovered, and the game was over. 231 Head Coach Tommy Pro thro plans strategy with one of his charges (above left) and then enjoys the results (above right) as he receives congratulations from losing Oregon coach Casanova in front of All-Americans Baker (No. II) and Oregon tackle Steve Harnett (No. 77). Coach, Captains and ... The man who brought OSU to the top in grid prominence—that’s Tommy Prothro. head football coach. In eight seasons, he has compiled a 50-28-2 record and has suffered only one losing season. Coming from UCLA in 1955, Tommy produced a PCC runner-up with a 6-3 record during his first year. In 1956, Prothro took the Beavers to the Rose Bowl and the following year tied with Oregon for the PCC title. This past year he added another feather to his cap by coaching his first bowl winner. Before the season, the Beavers chose their two starting guards. George Gnoss and Ross Cariaga to lead them. Gnoss (partially hidden behind official, right) was elected captain while Cariaga (No. 60, right) was voted the alternate. They were both bulwarks of the “light brigade” line throughout the season. George played outstanding games against Pacific and Oregon while Ross won the Linebackers’ Player-of-the-Week award for his Oregon game. 232 The Beaver defensive crew (above) closes in on a Wildcat during the first quarter. Paul Seal (82). Fred Jones (84) and Jim Funs-ton (72) rush in to help ladders George Gnoss (81) and Itich Brooks (14). ...the Liberty Bowl In 17 temperature, the Beavers wearing long underwear, tennis shoes and gloves, marched onto the frozen turf of Philadelphia’s Municipal Stadium and won the Liberty Bowl 6-0 over Villanova. This victory was not as spectacular as earlier contests but was, in many ways, a typical OSU game. Terry Baker (left) spelled the offensive difference in the game. Of OSU’s 299 total offense yards, Baker had 260, and he scored the only TD of the game on a 99%-yard run. Danny Bspalin came up with his tenth interception of the year on a game-saving snare in the second quarter, and once again the ‘’light brigade” held a heavier opponent in check. Throughout the game, the Beaver line yielded yardage between the 20 yard lines but tightened up when the Wildcats threatened. Late in the fourth quarter with Villanova camped on the Beaver’s nine yard line, OSIJ tightened, causing a fumble, with Paul Seal recovering it and the ball game. Following the game, Baker was named its most valuable player and sophomore Warren Cole was named lineman of the game. 233 CROSS- COUNTRY RECORD OSU 29 L C 36 Portland 80 Portland State 88 OSU 32 Oregon Club Team 24 OSU 26 Idaho 45 Wash. St. 50 Nationals: OSU 206, 8th Place I.fit to right: Jan Underwood. Coach Sam Bell. Jerry Brady. Tom Wyatt. Norm Hoffman Since Cross-Country is one of the lesser known sports at Oregon State, perhaps a few words of explanation as to its nature and growth would l e helpful preceding an analysis of the 1962 season. Considered by many as a preparatory sport for spring track. Cross-Country involves running long distances of up to four miles and more. A team consists of five runners and the team score is the accumulative numerical finishing positions of the runners. Therefore, unlike most sports, the team with the lowest score wins the meet. Although it is considered a minor sport, the skill and enthusiasm with which Coach Sam Bell and his athletes have run the program has lifted OSU Cross-Country into national prominence. Last year for the first time. Bell took a team to the Nationals and Oregon State became the first Far West Coast school to win an NCAA Cross-Country title. This year after an abbreviated schedule, they tried again and managed an 8th-place finish. Led by Norm Hoffman (far left) and Rich Cuddihy (middle, above), this year's team won two of their three meets. The Beavers’ first meet against Lewis and Clark proved to be their most difficult. Hoffman. Cuddihy and Jan Underwood finished 1, 2 and 5 respectively to turn back the Pioneer threat. Against Idaho and Washington State, Dale Story, last year’s NCAA champ, ran away from the field and led a Beaver rout. In the Nationals, Cuddihy and Hoffman were only 3 seconds apart and sparked the Beaver charge for the NCAA crown. Out of a field of 139 runners over a 4-mile course, they finished 19th and 21st respectively. Other Beaver finishers and their places were Story (33rd), Underwood (60th) and Jerry Brady (73rd). 235 Oregon Slate has much to he proud of in Coach Slats Gill (right). While winning 574 games, he has had championship teams in 16 of his 35 coaching years and has guided his teams to two fourth and two fifth place NCAA finishes. Certainly more important than statistics, however, is the discipline, competitiveness and good sportsmanship that he instills in all his players and teams. 236 Beavers Finish As Fourth Best Team In Nation In 1963. Coach Slats Gill’s Beavers went all the way to the finals of the NCAA tournament before finishing fourth in the nation. This was the highest finish ever for a Beaver team and capped an extremely successful 22-9 season. Nationally ranked fifth on pre-season polls, the Beavers had the pressure on them from the outset. Even with Mel Counts’ high scoring and rebounding, the Beavers lost three of their first six games. Returning from the Liberty Bowl game, Terry Baker added a quality of leadership that the team had lacked. Beginning with their seventh consecutive successful defense of the Far West Classic, the Beavers won nine of their next ten games. OSU split their next weekend series with Portland U. Oregon and USC. They had many people wondering just how good a team they were. Reflecting the competitiveness that had marked their play all season when the going got tough, the Beavers hit a late season peak that carried them undefeated through their remaining games and into the NCAA tournament (pg. 245). Row ONE. Lett to Right: Gary Rossi. Ray Tor person. Steve Pauly. Row Two: Bill Robertson. Paul Valenti Coach. Dave Hayward. Rex Jim Kraus. Me! Counts. Tim Campbell. Terry Baker and Jim Jarvis. Benner. Frank Peters. Head Coach Slats Gill and Corky Smith. RECORD OSU—58 Portland—67 OSU—58 OSU—57 OSU—59 OSU—70 OSU—65 Seattle—60 Washington—45 California—61 California-60 West Virginia-70 (Kentucky Invitational) OSU—66 OSU-50 OSU—67 OSU—76 OSU—58 OSU—79 OSU—74 OSU—65 OSU—71 Portland—51 Oregon—54 Oregon—57 U.S.C.—49 U.S.C.—67 Wash. State—56 Wash. State—65 Oregon-61 Oregon—65 OSU—61 OSU—80 Iowa—55 (Kentucky Invitational) Idaho—53 (Far West Classic) OSU—58 OSU—64 California—50 (Far West ('lassie) Iowa—57 (Far West ('lassie) OSU—74 OSU-61 Wash. State-47 Wash. State—50 NCAA PLAYOFFS OSU—65 Stanford—58 OSU—70 Seattle-66 (Playoff) OSU—69 Stanford—96 OSU-65 San Francisco-61 (Western Regionals) OSU—64 Gonz.aga-47 OSU—83 Arizona State—65 (Western Regionals) OSU—65 Washington-48 OSU—46 Cincinnati—80 (Championships) OSU—66 Seattle-60 OSU—63 Duke-85 (Championships) 237 Mel Counts Sets New OSU Scoring, Rebounding Records Any analysis of Oregon State basketball would have to start with seven-foot center Mel Counts. He led the Beavers in almost every department from scoring (661 pts. for a 21.3 average) and shooting percentage (.440) to rebounding (485 for a 15.6 average) and personal fouls (112). Both his scoring and rebounding marks were new OSU single season records and his two year total of 1,198 points leaves him only 271 shy of former All-American Dave Gambee’s career record. Combining size, agility and shooting accuracy, Counts was virtually impossible to stop offensively. His ability to score from the outside just as effectively as inside posed a problem to opposing teams that no one was able to solve. Ranking in the top ten nationally in rebounding, Counts controlled the defensive boards, often giving the opposition only one shot at the basket. However, shooting and rebounding were merely fundamentals that Counts had mastered. The quality that made Mel such a great asset to the team and a great basketball player was his seemingly boundless “heart” for winning. When games hung in the balance and the team needed points, they called on Mel, and he seldom failed to come through for them. Oregon State’s first NCAA playoff game against Seattle showed Counts at his best. A six-point half-time lead dwindled to nothing in the early moments of the second half. From about the fifteen-minute mark in the Beavers and Chief-tons traded leads and points at almost every exchange of the ball. The team that could hold up the longest under the pressure would win. Counts, constantly fed by his teammates, responded to the pressure with 30 points as he poured in basket after basket, defeating Seattle and sending OSU on to Provo. After the game, Coach Gill commented that Counts’ performance was the greatest example of clutch shooting and playing that he had ever seen. Counts was named to the All-Coast team for the second consecutive year, was chosen the most valuable player in the Far West Classic and Western Regionals and, even though he was the leading scorer in the tournament, was named to the second NCAA finals all-star team. 240 Baker, Pauly Steady Team Throughout the season, team captain Terry Baker proved to be an essential part of the team. While leading the team on the floor. Terry’s presence seemed to give the team that extra confidence which kept the Beavers’ game running smoothly. During the C’al game at the Far West Classic. OSU trailed by 11 points. Through sheer determination, Baker engineered a comeback by scoring eight consecutive points singlehand-edly to heat the Bears. Baker was All-Coast and won all-star honors in the Kentucky Invitational, the Far West Classic and the Far West Regionals, a fine ending for his exceptional collegiate career. Steve Pauly, perhaps the most under-puhlicized member of the team according to his basketball merits, ended his basketball career with some outstanding performances. Steve’s defensive proficiency proved valuable because he was often able to stymie the scoring punch of the opponent’s top scorers, while scoring effectively himself. In one of the Oregon games, Pauly held the Ducks’ top man. Steve Jones, to 3 points. Against Arizona State at the Regionals, he held flashy Joe Caldwell to a low 17 {joints, while contributing 22 markers himself to the Beavers’ stunning upset of the nationally 3rd-ranked Sun Devils. Pauly (No. 31-left above; rinht) ended the season as Oregon State's eleventh all-time scorer while finishing third for the season. Baker (No. 2-1. left; above) was second with a 13.4 average and ranked twelfth in all-time scoring. 3BSSM Mi ft 1 Sophomores Jarvis, Kraus, Peters Develop Fast Inexperience didn’t stop sophomores Jim Jarvis, Jim Kraus and Frank Peters from playing championship basketball. The excellence of these three is acknowledged by the fact that they were instrumental in OSU’s fourth-place national finish. Jarvis (right), the team’s ball control expert, showed steady improvement this season. He thrilled crowds with displays of set-shot accuracy. This shot was the key to the Beavers’ win over Gonzaga early in the season as Jim broke up the Bulldogs’ zone defense by connecting for 18 points. Coach Gill solved the team’s need for height and rebounding with Jim Kraus (left). During one of the Washington State games, Jim got 12 rebounds. While not an aggressive shooter, he was often able to break away from his defender for easy lay-ins. Steady ballplaying characterized Frank Peters (below, for right), who was effective in every phase of the game. Fans may remember Frank most for his aggressive defensive work. Some of his best efforts were against Seattle’s all-American Eddie Miles. Frank was also a great asset offensively, averaging 9.1 {joints per game and often scoring over 15. Reserves Help Beaver Cause Oregon State’s basketball team was mostly a six-man affair; however, the five so-called reserves all played important roles at one time or another during the season. Gary Rossi (near right) played in more games and scored more points than the other four. Gary’s quickness gave him the extra step he needed to score on his typical driving lay-ins, while this same ability made him a valuable defensive player. Rex Benner (far right), hitting at a .444 clip, was the most accurate shooter on the team. Always playing a steady game, Ray Torgerson (bottom left) was the number one reserve at the season’s end. Tim Campbell (bottom center) was an able fill-in for Mel Counts and was the leading rehounder of the reserves. Dave Hayward (bottom right) made a big contribution to the team in the NCAA playoff game against Seattle. Dave came off the bench in the second half to keep Eddie Miles in check for six straight minutes when it appeared that the Chieftain ace would ruin the Beavers. 244 Eugene Provo The opening round game against Seattle University at Eugene was typical of all Beaver-Chieftain meetings. The Beavers had a 35-29 halftime advantage only to have the lead melt in the early moments of the second half. As the half wore on, the game turned into a Mel Counts-Eddie Miles shootout. Counts (far left) poured in 30 points to Miles’ 28. With Frank Peters’ last-second free throw, the Beavers won the game, 70-66, and a trip to Provo. At the Western Regionals at Provo, the Beavers were at their best. The opening game against San Francisco went down to the wire before OSU pulled out a 65-61 victory on the strength of Counts’ 22 points (shown blocking a USF shot, left) and Terry Baker’s 21. In the regional finals the Beavers pulled an upset over the nationally third-ranked Arizona State 246 Louisville Sun Devils. Counts again led Beaver scoring with 26 points, but the key to Oregon State’s victory was Steve Pauly. Steve (in middle of excited victory huddle, above, number 31) held the Sun Devil’s main scoring threat, Joe Caldwell (number 32, above) to 17 points while scoring 21 himself. With Caldwell harnessed, the Beavers strolled off to Louisville with an almost unbelievable 83-65 victory and the Far West Championship. (Provo game pictures courtesy Salt Lake Deseret News,). At Louisville the Beavers met disaster. After cutting a 15-point Cincinnati lead to 1 in the second half, the Beavers, stymied by the nationally first-ranked Bearcats’ tight defense (right), hit a cold spot and fouled themselves out of the ball game, 80-46. In the second game of the tournament, nationally 2nd-ranked Duke took an early lead and despite Counts’ 26 points (far right), the Blue Devils fast broke to a 85-63 victory. 247 Sophomores Help Team Win Fifth PCI Crown At the beginning of the season if anyone had suggested Oregon State would have the best wrestling team on the coast, few people would have believed him. Yet, with only one senior on the squad, the Reavers finished the season with a 14-2 record and won their fifth consecutive Pacific Coast Intercollegiate Wrestling Championship at Ashland. After dropping an early match to Portland State, it looked as if the team’s severe inexperience, with six sophomores, was going to kill any chances of defending its PCI crown. Improving with every match, the team hit its peak on a California trip in late January, Coach Dale Thomas said of his grapplers, “This is my seventh year at OSU and never have I had a squad that showed more desire and hustle than this group.” It should also be added that it is a great tribute to Coach Thomas that his team developed so quickly. Sophomores Len Kauffman (above) and Mason Fries (left) proved to be the most consistent wrestlers. Kauffman (167 lbs.) who took a PCI crown at 191 lbs., won six of seven matches, including five pins. Fries (191 lbs.) pinned four men in winning eleven of fifteen matches and gained the PCI runner-up heavyweight title. Lee Rosenberg (far left) started slow but improved rapidly to win the 157 lb. PCI championship and finish with an 11-3-1 record. The improvement of lightweights Gayle Greenfield (below), Gary Head (left) and John Isenhart (below, right) marked the team’s progress. The three sophomores, wrestling at 123, 130 and 137 respectively, averaged six losses apiece; however, these were mostly accumulated in early matches. They finished so well that Greenfield and Head gained second places in the PCI tournament while Isenhart finished third. Steve Strader (147 lbs.) lost only one regular season match and took a fourth in the PCI championship. Gary Scott lost three of fourteen matches and finished with a third in the PCI 177-lb. class. SEASON RECORD OSU 16..............................Colorado State 12 OSU 17......................Central Washington St. 14 OSU 9..............................Portland State 15 OSU 19.....................Brigham Young University 9 OSU 19.................................Utah University 9 OSU 14.......................Multnomah Athletic Club 12 OSU 20.....................................Washington 8 OSU 17.........................................Oregon 8 OSU 28.....................................California 0 OSU 19................................Fresno State 11 OSU 23......................................Cal Poly 7 OSU 38.......................................Stanford 0 OSU 15...........................S. F. Olympic Club 20 OSU 27..................................San Jose State 6 OSU 15 ............................Washington State 11 OSU 17..............................Portland State 9 PCI Tournament: OSU 83 (1st) 250 Back Row: . • ■ Rosenberg, Len Kauffman. Hob Hailey. Mason Gordy Lowell. John Iscnharl. Gary Head, John Sanderson. Dean Fries. Gary Scot I. Sieve S trader. Mike Greenwood. FRONT How: Tower. Jim Allison. 251 RUGBY Newest Oregon State Sport Completes Second Year Rugby, Oregon State’s newest sport, completed its second year with a 5-8-1 record. Jake MacKenzie from Scotland was the team’s outstanding player leading the hacks from his scrum-half position. A five-minute break between two forty-minute halves and a time out limit of only two minutes throughout the entire game make rugby a demanding and exciting game. The team consists of fifteen players, eight forwards and seven backs. A team scores either by downing the ball in the end zone (three points) or by kicking the ball through the goal posts (two points). The ball is usually played with the feet until it is cleared of the mass of people and then it is played with the hands, making teamwork and ball control necessities. Kneeling. Left to Right: Bill Candee. Bill Barnum. Kimo Moncrief, Phil Nichols. Mike IVoverly. Richard Johnson. Jerry Jordan and Jake MacKemie. Standing: Lett to Right: Barry Tancrcd. Woodson Bennett. (Sene Tinker. Roger Lucas. Tom Hussey. Scott Miller. Wayne Valley. Miles Weaver. Denis Leong. Jim Lohben. Dr. Murray Datcson. 252 I.KKT TO RlCIIT: Coach Alan Bahlcr. Allen Bates. Ed Hausafus. Alan Dapp and Pat Kaufinann. RIFLE Oregon State’s rifle team is unfortunately relatively unknown — unfortunately because it is one of the best such teams in the nation. In 1962, three freshmen (below, left to right): Pat Kaufmann, Allen Bates and Alan Dapp, and one sophomore. Ed Hausafus (left), won the sectional championship from Washington, Idaho, Montana, Alaska and Oregon and went on to win the National Championship, defeating such teams as Annapolis and West Point. This year after some 20 postal matches, the same four again took the sectional championship and were awaiting the results of the Nationals. Rifle match scores are the accumulative scores of the four members of the team. Each man shoots at 30 targets, 10 in a prone, 10 in a kneeling and 10 in a standing position. Ten points are awarded for hitting an eighth-inch bull’s-eye, thereby making a possible 300 points per man and 1200 points per team. The OSU 1962 National Championship team scored 1170 points, while it shot 1157 at this year’s rc-gionals. 253 I :FT TO Right, Back Row: Coach Bill Winkler. Sieve Wilson. Boh Ken Aekles. Eric Lindauer, Dace Maxwell. George Ising. Norm llobdy. Keith Sehnare. Kirk Hood. Mike Langsdorj. Clay Daulton, Spencer. Dave Mann. Co-Captain Mike Smith. Not PICTURED: Robin Wayne Boatman. Mike Cliallis. Coach Midge Cramer. Front Row: Harrison and Co-Captain Klaas Schenk. Fastest Team Breaks Records According to Coach Bill Winkler, the 1963 Beaver swimming team was definitely the fastest team in the school’s history. The team set 14 varsity records out of a possible 15 events. OSU won four dual meets compared to five losses against stiff competition and captured third place in the fastest Far West Conference championships ever held. 'I’his success is a result of the team’s great desire coupled with outstanding individual performances. The top swimmer, Klaas Schenk, broke both school and conference records in the 100 and 200-yard breaststroke. He was a conference all-star and qualified for all-American honors in the 100 breast. The team’s leading scorer, Dave Maxwell, set varsity records in the 200-yard butterfly, the 200-yard individual medley and was a part of the record-breaking 400-yard medley relay. Both Schenk and Maxwell represented OSU at the National Collegiate Championships at the end of March. Robin Harrison is a varsity record holder in the 100 and 200-yard backstroke and won Far Western Conference all-star honors in the 100-yard back. Rick Hood, a free-style sprinter, set varsity records in the 66 and 100-yard races. Both he and Ken Aekles were part of the record breaking 400-yard relay. SEASON RECORD OSU 73 . . Alberta 22 OSU 59 . ... Wash. State 36 OSU 50 .. . Puget Sound 45 OSU 40 Pacific 55 OSU 35 .. Oregon 60 OSU 34 . OSU 33 .. .. . Washington 62 OSU 25 . Oregon 70 OSU 61 . . Idaho 34 Far West Conference ... .3rd Above. Klaas Schenk's 100-yard breaststroke time of 1:043 qualified him for All-American. Left. Top: Dave Maxwell. LEFT CENTER: Ken Aekles (lane 4) and Rick Hood (lane 5). Left. Bottom: Robin Harrison (lane 4). 254 TRACK Smothering most of their Northwest and California rivals, the Sam Bell-coached track team capped a successful 1962 7-3 dual meet season with a 2nd place in the Far West Championships. Coach Bell (right), who in four short years at OSU has raised Beaver track from mediocrity to national prominence, employed his talented cindermen well enough to score over 90 points against six of their seven opponents. Two of the three Beaver losses came at the hands of NCAA Champion Oregon, while the 3rd was found in the opening meet against Arizona State. Row One. lot TO right: Jerry Brady. John Ball. Bob Johnson. Tom Bosuell. Norm Fones, Bill Boyd. Bob Boyd. Row Two: John Shelter (manager). Cary Benson. Cary Stenlund. Cary Comer. Lynn Eves. Cliff Thomson. Bon Palmer. Jerry Betz. Row Three: Norm Monroe. Dave Eves (manager). Stan Stafford. Steve Pauly. Frank Marsh. Cary Bracelin. Joe Wendlick. Jim Boehm and Coach Sam Bell. Record OSU 57... Arizona State 74. .Arizona 39 OSU 67% ......................Occidental 63% OSU 104% .....................Washington 39% OSU 99_____California 48... Fresno St. OSC 97% • • Wash. St. 58% .. .Idaho 25 OSU 46 ...........................Oregon 99 OSU 59 ...........................Oregon 84 256 Bob Johnson Frank Marsh Lynn Ews Quarter-milers Pace Runners Spearheaded by an outstanding group of quarter-milers, the 1962 Beaver track machine relied heavily on their running event men. Lynn Eves (46.7), John Ball (48.3), Cary Comer (47.5), Bob Johnson (46.7) and Norm Monroe (47.1) formed the fastest quintet of 440 men on one team in America as they swept all places in a majority of the dual meets. In the NCAA meet, Monroe managed an 8th-place finish. Eves also led the corps of sprinters at OSU. Posting times of 9.6 in the 100 and 21.0 in the 220, Lynn pulled other dash men Tom Boswell (9.7 and 21.5) and Comer (21.8) to good times. Frank Marsh set an OSU record in the 120-yard high hurdles with a 14.1 clocking and also ran 23.4 in the low’s and 52.6 in the 440-yard intermediates. Steve Pauly (pg. 254) backed Frank up with a 14.2 high hurdle time. Beaver distance men paced by Dale Story (pg. 255), Jerry Brady and Bill Boyd proved to be a tough bunch to beat. Story set either meet, OSU or national records in almost every meet he entered. Jerry Brady, ranging from the half mile to the 3-mile, clocked excellent times throughout the season. His 1:52.2 half-mile time led the 880 men and his 4:10.5 mile and 14:08.5 3-mile were not far behind the leaders. Bill Boyd helped the Beaver cause with a 13:59 3-mile clocking while his twin brother Bob ran well enough to qualify in the NCAA Steeplechase. 257 Pauly Gains Berth Against Russians Versatile Steve Pauly (left) ran. threw, jumped and vaulted himself onto the US team which faced Russia last summer. Against the USSR, Steve combined the skills which helped the Beaver track team during the season (14.2— high hurdles, 154'11 ty —discus and 232 11 — javelin) into a 7174 point effort and a 3rd place in the 10-event decathalon. Gary Stenlund led the OSU javelin men with a 233'5 heave and pole vaulted 14’8 . Jerry Betz, pressed by Stenlund’s challenge, vaulted up to an OSU record of 1410 (right). Dale Story (below), the bare-footed NCAA Cross Country champion, ran his way into both OSU and national record books and was named to the All-American team. Dale posted an OSU mark of 4:03.4 in the mile and established a collegiate record in the 3-mile with a 13:37.5 time. He capped his season with a third-place finish in the NCAA 3-mile. Sparked by quarter-milers Eves, Comer (far left, top) Johnson and Monroe (far left, bottom), the Beaver mile relay team sped to a new 3:07.6 and in a sprint medley at the California Relays, relayed the mile distance m a new collegiate time of 3:17.7. 260 BASEBALL Sixth-Ranked Beavers Win Northern Division Title As the nationally 6th-ranked 1962 Beaver baseball team headed south for its NCAA regional series, it could look back on what was one of the most successful years in OSU baseball history. With an awesome display of power, it swept undefeated through its 15 pre-season foes and compiled an 11-4 record in league play to capture its 7th Northern Division title. Although the Beavers lost two straight to eventual NCAA runner-up Santa Clara in the regionals, the Sportswriters and Coaches of America still voted the Beavers 12th in the nation. Coach Ralph Coleman’s Beavers went into the season with “one of the most inexperienced OSU teams in years” but soon showed they intended to play good baseball. Sparked by the hitting of Brian Bailey and Dave Long and the pitching of Cecil Ira, Jim Falk and Steve Clark, the Beavers set an OSU consecutive wins record of 18 straight. After an 8-4 loss to Idaho, the Beavers settled down to their quest of the Northern Division title. Doug Stahl, A1 Lchrer and Dave Hayward supplied the firepower and Ira the pitching in this stretch drive. Lehrer gained recognition on the Northern Division All Star team while Ira, compiling an 11-1 regular season record, was honored with positions on the Northern Division, Far West and 3rd All-American teams. Record OSU 9 ... Nevada 1 OSU 4 . . Oregon 2 OSU 15 .. Nevada 3 OSU 8 . . Oregon 6 OSU 5 ... Nevada 3 OSU 7 .. Idaho 1 OSU 13 ... . . Portland St. 2 OSU 4 . . Idaho 8 OSU 11... Portland 1 OSU 6 .. . Washington St. 1 OSU 8 . . . . . . Willamette 0 OSU 10 . . . . . Washington 0 OSU 7 ... Linfield 2 OSU 13 . .. .. Washington 3 OSU 5 ... Linfield 4 OSU 5 . Idaho 0 OSU 9 . .. Linfield 7 OSU 16 . Idaho 12 OSU 7 ... . . Portland St. 1 OSU 9 .. . Washington St. 10 OSU 16 . . Portland 0 OSU 7 .. . Washington St. 5 OSU 10 . . . Seattle 0 OSU 4 . . .... Washington 0 OSU 14 . . . Seattle 6 OSU 15 . . .... Washington 2 OSU 12 ... Pacific 0 OSU 0 . . Oregon 1 OSU 11.. . .. . Willamette 3 OSU 2 . . Oregon 3 All-American Cecil Ira (left) was the big s arh in the Heat ers' successful 1962 season. In Northern Division ploy he compiled a 71 record and had an overall, regular season marl; of 11-I. 261 Hitting AB H RBI Avc. Stahl 51 20 11 .392 Lchrer 59 21 9 .356 Hayward 51 16 13 .314 Petersen 65 19 13 .292 Hilliard 47 13 9 .277 Bailey 63 16 7 .254 Pitching IP AB H KR .90 IV L Ira 73 258 50 7 46 7 1 Clark 33 % 119 26 9 10 2 0 Falk 29% 117 33 16 18 2 2 Northern Division Standings OREGON STATE Won Lost 11 4 Pet. .733 CB Oregon 10 5 .667 1 Wash. State 8 5 .615 2 Idaho 5 10 .333 6 Washington 3 13 .188 8% Ralph Coleman (left) completed one of his most successful seasons 20- ) as an OSU couch in 1962. Coleman lias been baseball mentor for 32 years and in that time he has guided his teams to Northern Division titles and an NCAA regional crown. His all-time uon-loss record now stands at -169-231. How 1. LEFT to RIGHT: Dace l.ong. Larry Petersen. Dave Hayward. Kirk Chapman and Doug Stahl. Row 2: Del Kurber. Gene Hilliard. Hobby Baker. Cecil Ira. Jim Folk. Al Lelirer, Chuck Stronach. John Thomas and Brian Bailey. How 3: Bill Price. Spec Keene (Athletic Director). Mike Filers. Harry Demorest. Steve Clark. Henry Mendazona. Jerry Flag and Coach Ralph Coleman. 262 Brian Bailey led the batters during pre-season play as the Beat ers set their 18 game win streak record. .314 hitting catcher Dat e Hayward paced the Beavers in ItBI's with 13 during Northern Division play. 263 GOLF Beavers Place Fifth In Western Intercollegiate A fifth place, out of 42 participating teams, at the Western Intercollegiate Golf Tournament at Santa Cruz, California, marked a successful year for the 1962 Reaver golf team. Captain Stew Schroeder, by placing 4th out of 132 individuals at the meet, helped the OSU team give the l est showing of all Pacific Northwest schools. Defeat of Oregon in a 17-to-10 dual match was another major accomplishment for Coach Jim Barratt’s Beavers. In addition, they finished 3rd in the Far West Tournament among 7 teams and compiled a 9-5 dual match record. Dual Meet Results OSU 10i 2 .. Portland St. 7 % OSU 71 2_____Fort Lewis 10% OSU 12% .. Corvallis C.C. 5% OSU 101 2 ... Willamette 7% OSU 17...............Oregon 10 OSU 14%...........Seattle 3% OSU 3...............Seattle 15 OSU 7........Arizona St. 11 OSU 6 . . British Columbia 12 OSU 11%...........Idaho 9 % OSU 12...........Wash. St. 6 OSU 17................OCE 1 OSU 7................Oregon 20 OSU 14 ........... Portland 4 ('opium Stew Schroeder. shown holding the Waehsmuth Trophy annually awarded to the outstanding OSU golfer, finished -ith in the Western Intereollegiates. How One. iJirr TO kiciit: Jack Cowles. Ken Irwin. Hob Wolsborn and Jim Daughters. How Two: Coach Jim Harratt. Stew Schroeder (captain). Cary Parrish. Iluss Swanson. Fred Heidi. M Jensen and hirry irons. 264 CREW Consolation Championship Sparks Crew Season Left TO RIGHT: Chuck Emerick. John Caster. Don Pearson. Jim York. Larry Birke. Jim Arvold. Jon Hanstreet and Fred Sterk. KNEELING: Coach Karl Drlica. Stroking to a consolation trophy in the Western Intercollegiate Rowing Championships, the young Beaver crew team capped its 1962 season. Led by a promising group of sophomores, the Karl Drlica-coached shell sped to victory in two of its nine regular season races. In the Western Sprint Championships, OSU officially finished seventh out of ten, hut due to the drawing of heats the Beavers finished with a better time than the sixth-place crew. The result was that OSU won the consolation place and bettered crews from UCLA, San Diego, Loyola and use. STROKED BY Coxswain Bill Ford. Oarsmen (left TO right): Dale Shoe man. Dick Sisson. John Mathenes. Vick Cordell. Dale Sherretz. Frank Morse. Itob Purer and Neil Wells slice down the Willamette. 265 TENNIS � □ SL) Is Far West Champ By bringing home 6 out of 7 trophies and the championship at the Far West tournament in Pullman, Washington, OSU net men showed they were one of the finest teams in school athletic history. In addition, the 1962 team won the first annual Southern Oregon College Invitational tournament and compiled a 15-2 dual meet record. A tie for 13th at the NCAA national tournament at Stanford beat any previous Oregon State team performance. Standout senior Gordie Brynildsen, OSU’s number one man, won his second singles championship in three varsity seasons at the Far West. In doubles competition, OSU’s second unit of sophomore Keith Baxter and senior Russ Wickwire lost the Far West finals to teammates Brynildsen and Dave Oehling, giving the Beavers a final point total of 16 compared to 8 for runner-up Oregon. Record OSU 6 . .. Portland State 1 OSU 3 ..UO Med.-Dental 2 OSU 6........Willamette 1 OSU 2......... Washington 7 OSU 7 ........... Seattle 0 OSU 7 .......Willamette 0 OSU 7 ... Portland State 0 OSU 4..............Oregon 1 OSU 7...............Idaho 0 OSU 7 .Washington State0 OSU 7.........Whitworth 0 OSU 1 ...........Portland 6 OSU 6 . Southern Oregon 1 OSU 5..............Oregon 2 Dave Oehlinn serves up another victory (above). Backhanding Gordie Brynildsen led Bearers to Far West Championship and high NCAA finish (right). Lett to Right: Don Knot sen. Cordon Brynildsen. Keith Baxter. Coach I ruin Harris. Russ Wickwire. Jerry McElroy. Bob Semon and Dare Oehling. 266 r jt HQn i nv v'� N if « to «Mk ROOK SPORTS Spring, 1962 Baseball Led by the all-around playing of infielder Jim Jarvis (left), the timely and consistent hitting of Frank Peters and the fine pitching of Larry Barngrover. the OSU Rook baseball team compiled a 9-7 win-loss record for the 1962 season. Rook Coach Paul Valenti commented that these three players would be of immediate help to the 1963 varsity team. Crew Coach Karl Drlica’s Rook crew showed great promise as it rowed to victories over Long Beach State and UCLA during the 1962 season. Highlight of the season was a second place in the Western Spring Championships. Four top varsity prospects, Frank Morss, Bob Furer, Mike Gehrman and Dale Sherretz, sped to victory. Golf Posting the best record in Rook history, Jack Goodman’s 1962 Rook golfers won 13 of 14 matches. Their only loss was to the University of British Columbia Thunderbirds, 13 to 5. The season also produced three straight victories over the Oregon ducklings. Several outstanding Rooks moved up to vie for varsity positions in 1963, including the top two. Bob Enslow and Mason Young. Track Outstanding individual performances marked the Don Martin-coached Rook track team. Iain Colpitts (right) set three freshmen records in the half (1:51.0), mile (4:15.5) and the two mile (9:20.3) while Don Roberts erected a new shot-put mark of 51 feet 8 inches. Other outstanding prospects were Dave Gould in the discus and hurdler Gregg Macy. Tennis Mel Chow, Lee Smith and Dennis Greer led the strong Jim Woodland-coached Rook tennis team to an excellent 13-2 record. Chow had the best season, losing only two matches. Smith and Greer improved steadily toward the end of the season, becoming excellent varsity prospects. WINTER Wrestling Hampered by injuries, the Rook wrestling team still had several outstanding individuals. Dan Owings won the Washington Invitational at 150 lbs. while Art McKinster did the same in the heavyweight division. McKinster also finished fourth in a national Greco-Roman tournament. Jack Taylor (above) alternating between 137 and 147 lbs. was second in the Washington Invitational and third in the Oregon State AAU. Swimming Featuring outstanding individuals and a stunning victory over the Oregon Frosh, the Rook swimming team fashioned a fine season. Doug Huey turned out to be one of the fastest 100-yard freestylers in the nation as he smashed the Beaver record. Captain Mike McGuire, Gregor Greig and Bob Matthews also gave consistently good performances. Basketball Highlighted by two victories over the Oregon Frosh, the Rook basketball team showed continuous improvement throughout the season. With half their season gone, the Jim Woodland and Carl Anderson-coached Rooks lost their leading scorer and only big man, Mike Mattox. Rather than letting down, they developed into a hustling and solid basketball team. Dave Fox stepped into Mattox’s shoes and did a tremendous rebounding and scoring job, while Scott Eaton put a defensive clamp on the opponents’ top men. Rick Whelan (right), the leading scorer, developed into the team leader. 270 FALL Cross-Country Gary Baker and A1 Jensen led the 1962 Rook Cross Country team to a 1 and 2 record. Coached by former University of Kansas 440-man Boh Covey, the Rooks dropped two close meets to Oregon. 21-34 and 53-55 to go with a 21-35 trouncing of Clark College. The improvement of Baker and Keith Soukkala and Jensen’s steady performances were big factors in the Beavers’ season. Other runners who added to the Rooks’ success were Gary Newell, Tim Renn and John Salzer. Football Defeating Oregon twice, the 1962 Rook football team compiled a 3-1 record. The Jerry Long-coached Beavers whipped the Ducks 15-7 and 20-7, edged the University of Washington 14-12 and lost to Washington State 40-12 to complete their season. The Rooks meshed good speed and size with a great desire and spirit for victory into a winning combination. Anchored by end Mike Sullivan, guard Bill Stellmacher and tackle Wayne Valley, the Beaver forward wall was tough to run against and cleared the way for the running of halfbacks Jim Smith and Cliff Watkins and fullback Charlie Shaw (above). Marv Crowston and Brian Barnes alternated at the quarterback slot. Crowston showed great promise as a runner while Barnes handled the passing chores. At the season’s end, Jim Smith was awarded the most valuable player trophy. 272 uT Intnamun and 27-1 Fall Intramurals Far left: Frank Peters, Phi Delta Theta, slams a practice shot in preparation for their volleyball game with Ilix Ilix Ilix. the independent champ. The Phi Delts defeated them for the championship. Left: Cecil Ira was top freethrow shooter for intramural champions Beta Theta Pi. Ira shot 95 out of a possible 100. Above: Bob Baker, top back of flag football champions Phi Delta Theta, cuts up field, led by Mike Waverly and Bob Weaver. The Phi Delts defeated Reed Lodge for the crown. Right: Dave Paulus, freestyler for defending champions Sigma Alpha Epsilon, prepares for the start of the 100-yard freestyle event. The SAE’s stopped Tyr Ilix Gar, the independent champions, for the championship trophy. Not Pictured: In tennis singles, Dave Berwanger, Phi Kappa Sigma, defeated James Dezendorf, Ehr Staan, to become champ. Bill Monk came out on top of an all-independent singles handball championship match by defeating Bill Haxby, Naud Ilix. 275 276 Winter Intramurals Far left: Steve Olson led Phi Gamma Delta to its howling championship trophy. Olson set an all-time individual game average of 196 per game. Left: Ken Tanner and Erol Ki ray oglu, Kappa Delta Rho, took the defense against Reed Lodge in the final game of their championship table tennis match. KDR defeated Reed for the title. Above: Jay Minor, Sigma Alpha Epsilon butterflyer, stretches to lengthen his dive at the start of the 50-yard butterfly. SAE added the all-college swim trophy to the dual swimming trophy they won fall term. Rob Ferguson added a first in the 100-yard backstroke and combined with Minor and Swift Torrence to win the relay event. Right: A1 Lehrer, Beta Theta Pi, shoots over t he head of a Reed Lodge defender in the championship basketball game. The Beta’s won eight of nine games in taking the title, losing only to SAE in league play. On the way to the championships they defeated last year’s champion, Phi Gamma Delta. Not Pictured: In other winter term actions, Delta Upsilon defeated Pharmacy for the term handball title. The DU’s also won the paddleball trophy at the exj cnse of independent champion, Daeg Ilix. Richard Itami, independent, topped Erol Kirayoglu, Kappa Delta Rho, for the individual table tennis championships. Weightlifting was highlighted by new school records for 180 lb. Richard Halsten, Pi Kappa Alpha, and heavyweight Lou Kasano, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Halsten pressed 234 lbs., snatched 200 lbs., cleaned and jerked 270 lbs. for a new school record of 705 lbs. total. Fasano pressed 215 lbs., snatched 210 lbs. and cleaned and jerked 250 lbs. for a total of 670 lbs. Spring Intramurals Above, right: Bob Rose, Alpha Sigma Phi, displays the form with which he won the intramural horseshoe championship. Right: The softball trophy, won from Delta Upsilon by Reed Lodge, is proudly shown by Gordon Loeschen and Ken Neu-burger. Above, left: Dave Dukehart, Beta Theta Pi, rounds the last turn on his way to victory in the mile run in the all-college track meet. The Beta’s completely dominated the meet, winning first places in six events. Not Pictured: In Badminton, Phi Sigma Kappa edged Student Christian Center. Kent Rothrock, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, stopped Jim Jarvis, Beta Theta Pi, for the golf singles crown, while Alpha Gamma Rho defeated Pharmacy for the golf teams championship. Alpha Tau Omega defeated Hagall Thorn for the team tennis championship. Phi Delta Theta amassed 177 points in winning the Sigma Delta Psi championship. 278 iss Saubert Represents USA ?am2COSU 51 ,r°m a11 one person, skier Jean Saui, P'“ented by , S?ubert’ an Oregon State sophomore, won her Olvmpi berth m two great races in early April. Her first test came a bun Valley s Harriman Cup (above). In the giant slalom ove a 1 x -mile course. Jean lost to European Barbi Hanneberger b a scant 2.8 seconds due to a miscalculated gate in the uppe third of her race. Her performance moved U. S. Olympic coac Boh Beattie to say. “Now if we can produce one or two moi girls like Saul ert, we’ll really have something to shout about. The next week was the real test, the U. S. National Alpir Ski Championships. Jean rose to the challenge as she streakc through the slalom gates in 2:16 and defeated her conquer, of the week before. Miss Hannelrcrger. “It went pretty well State’s Olympic performer. Jean Saubert. 279 WOMEN’S RECREATION ASSOCIATION Legislative Council members are: LEFT TO Fronk. Sue Slezak: Left to Right: (standing) RIGHT: (scaled) Donna Bartels. Sheila Shirt- . an Bliven. Pat Rayburn. Judy Connors, cliff. Marcia Mulvey. Pat Huffschmidt, Vicki WRA is designed to provide social and recreational activities for campus women. This group, directed by Judy Larkins, coordinates all activities of WRA through Executive, Legislative and WRA House of Representative councils. Sportsdays, intramural and extramural activities, Mothers’ Tea, WRA Awards Con-vo and interest groups are examples of the many activities sponsored by wra. Seahorse members are: FRONT Row. Left to Right: Cheron Ruzek. Linda Lambert. Judy llarle. Linda Davis. Carol Houston. Sue Parisotto. Jeanne Baird. Mary Lee Scoville, Barlxira Steinfeld. Glenda Ebert. Nancy Johnson. Joanne Walsh. Sandy Burns. Back Row. Left to Right; CaroI Boersma. Carole Cooke. Diane Jensen. Eileen Spencer. Sue Slezak. Miss Ma-silionis. adviser; Jackie Berger. Nona Donahue, Lynden Bou en. Jean Moore. Nancy Connors. Dot Hudlow. Sandy Alexander. Dot Prouty. TOP: I.e Grande Tour was conducted by Seahorses this spring at their annual water show. Tour fxirticiixints viewed elephants, penguins. pineapples and the hunt. Also included in the year’s activities was a symposium held at Washington State University where representatives were given tips on choreography, lighting, costuming and stunts. Bottom: Members of the WHA executive council are (from left to right): Jeannie Erickson, secretary; Donna Bartels, extramural manager; Carol Plunkett, treasurer; Sharon Bennett, intramural manager; Marlys Hoag land, vice president; Judy Larkins, president (seated). WRA Sponsors Competition WRA Interest Groups are composed of women interested in specific sports who compete against other schools. This year the hockey group (above) traveled to Eugene for the Northwest Tournament while the bowling team (above, right) captured first place in the Regional Bowling Tournament. The basketball group (left) completed a second successive year undefeated. Tennis players (right) competed in the Northwest Tournament in Seattle. Entering college... piles of textbooks stiff and unopened, mazes of blank forms at registration, strange brick buildings with confusing names and desks and gray-haired professors ... and new living quarters. Quizzical freshmen move from parents’ homes, childhood bedrooms, into patterned rooms of dormitories and coops, each with bare closets, beds and desks, waiting for some individuality—for name tags on the doors, stuffed animals on the beds, scattered hairpins, magazines and slippers. But the strangeness disappears almost as quickly as the closets fill. Books are marked with pencil lines, OSU sweatshirts hang in the closets. The bunks stacked four-high seem as natural as the tiers of lighted dorm windows at night. Sign-out cards form an ever-increasing record of coke dates, formal dances. Dorm and coop lounges lose their sterile appearance, fill with quiet talk on couches, frantic goodnights at 10:25. Roommates become old friends, visit each other during vacations. They make fudge or popcorn with girls on the same dorm floor or sing around the fire with others in the coop... and they can’t remember when they were strangers, brushing elbows in the mass of new students... 286 287 288 A day in the life of a fraternity man exemplifies Greek living, where students find their daily schedules mixing—at meals, over coffee in the Commons, at firesides ... even morning wake-up becomes unalterably a part of this life. For Iiooks, it means they must drag their eyes open at 5:30 and shake their brothers out of upper banks. For upperclassmen, it means the dubious luxury of waking to hands on their shoulders, rather than to alarm clocks. With the friendship, too, comes a certain lack of privacy-brushing one's teeth in a communal bathroom and talking through toothpaste foam about today's math assignment. But anyone can become used to sharing sinks when it means sharing other things—a roommate's new clothes, some gossip about dates, a new car, a midnight snack or a pack of cigarettes .. . The chaos of class walkouts fades into the comforting darkness of serenades, banter at the dinner table and the proximity of the sorority house across the way. Interminable house meetings and the scheduled melee of rush become the satisfaction of welcoming new members, new friends. And there are the little satisfactions, made memorable because friendship is unspoken—watching television, playing cards after dinner, hearing the rattle of billiard balls in the basement... 289 And there comes a time always when studying must take precedence even over babies who are fascinated by slide rules and pencils and who need three o’clock feedings. Students, married or single, have to read assignments, write papers, compile lab reports. Dorm students may take time out during fall term final week to decorate a Christmas tree, but colored lights shine along with study lamps throughout the night as examinations approach. Students seminar and compare notes, and they study alone, hunched over books and desks cluttered with candy bar wrappers and overflowing ash trays. They talk of vacation and think with a little nostalgia of the term which always passes so quickly —of Saturdays spent playing touch football, or lying on the sun deck or walking in the rain ... Carol Lewis PANHELLENIC COUNCIL I’rrsitlenl Hutchinson. Nancy Andrews. Diane Allen. Sue Wakefield. Betty Settergren. Mary Bailey. Glenne Barr. Karen Barlle. Bull) Bennett. Barbara Burchell, I.in la (Tarter. Jane Clark. Pc«;y Davison. Lila Rttcr. Rachelle Ford. Barbara Frischknccht. Diane Grayson. Nancy Mealy. Judy Jacobsen. Sheryl Jameson. Mary Lou Johanson. Kaaren Johnson. Susan Kruger. Margaret MacDonald. Hobin Maclnnca. Pamela Matthics. Jill McQuaid. Sue Minty. Jimi Hnub. Kathleen Roe. Lomu Ross. Carol Sawin. Virginia Thomas. Sandy Warner. Maryellen Whitcomb. Jane Whittier. E Hope Williams. Veda Wyatt. Michele 292 INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL President Andcrton. -Jim Allison. Jim Apple. I s Bailey. Robert Bettencourt. Bruce Needham. Dick Campbell. Steve Carlson. Jerry Case. Turn Dexter. Rick Freedman, Joe Gerlach. Raymond Hickman. Jim Janssen. Alfred Kearney. Lee LeonR. Denis Markham. Terry Millikin. Mike Murphy. Ed Norton. Wiley I'aup. Dave Peterson. Mike Rochm. Jeff Ross. Larry Russell. Bob Schneider. Dave Sisson. Bill Stafek. Darrell Tschane. Bob Wilkinson. John Willetts. Terry Wooster. John 293 JUNIOR PANHELLENIC COUNCIL President Neville. Ann Adviser Alien. Susan Bennett. Julie Bierer. Barbara Buekhorn. Leslie Chorlton. M. Susan Christensen. Betty Clemmons. Christi Cox. Martha Dexter. Lynne Diehl. Margaret Goctzinger. Jo Ann Holmes. Maria Holmes. Robin Humphrey. Brenda Jenks. Janet Kjos. Barbara Lnrse. Karen Ixre. Stephanie Lehman. Sandra Morrison. Miehele Peavy, Susan Swanson. Carol Salter. Jan Saunders. Helen Schuyler. Gail Seaton. Kathy Weber. Gayle Searl. Frances Seems. Barbara Service. Gail Sparling. Galen Standring. Kathy Wilson. Sheryl 294 CO-RESIDENT COUNCIL President Paine. Carolyn Baird. Cnil Bingham. Donna Buswell. Lynne LeFevre. Charlotte Lindquist. Phyllis McKihbin. Janet McPherson. Susan Oxford. I.inda Rocdiger. Sherry Secrest. Nadine Vaughn. Carla Wepster. Sally Wright. Joyce INTER-HALL COUNCIL President Dick. Jackie Senator Van Zyl. Phyllis Chorak. Dee Davis. Kristi Davis. Meg Kdgar. Mary Helen Gleason. Ncdor Mahaney. Carole McKevitt. Pat Ovcson. Evelyn ShirtclilT. Shelia Stebbins. Melinda Thompson. Alice Versteeg, Sharon 295 CO-OP MANAGERS’ ASSOCIATION President Lommis. Don Ahl |uist. Judy Hadley. Jim Beck. Richard Rrisbce. Larry Brown. Way no Hyland. Terry ('lark. tarry Coleman, Sydney Conley. Dave DoardorfT. Art Disher. Bill Dohcrly. KlixaU-th Doll. Iii ren Doncaster. Wdliam Hohhard. Jim Huyett. Krnest Johnson. William tanning. Mike tautonschlager. Don taring. Arthur I.udstrom. Mary Anne Manchester. Diane MoFachen. Davi l MiddlekaufT. Rick Mortentcn. Carol Mow. Janet Murphy. tarcine Norris. Don Nuxall. John Olson. Donald Richardson. Fran Robinson. Gary Soolye. Norman Stolen. Karen Welehor. Dick White. Donna Wilson. Mary Kllen Wilson. John Whittenburg. Jim 296 COOPERATIVE STUDENTS’ COUNCIL President Willis. Barry Baggar. I.eonard Bigham. Donna Caplt-s. Nancy Chandler, Lexic Gilchrist. Jack Gildca. Kathy Hofstcttcr. Dwayne Huhhard. Mary Ann Krnlnuin. Ijiwrcncc Ix'inoncn. Gil Massey. Rol crt McKIroy. Linda Mills. Lloyd Morton. Judy Niblcr. Joo O'l arv. Pat Olson. Gail Powell. Judy Pringle. Roger Sec rest. Nadine Taras. R. V. Vaughn. Carla White. Dave Wright. Joyce Zimmerman. Mary 297 INTER-DORM COUNCIL President. Bures. Dale Alton. Bob Bemis. Jerry Brnadhurst. Gerald Brown. Gary Chapman. Robert Clacys, Donald Converse. George Cook son. Cliff Culver. Charles Dailey. Wayne Day. Paul Fawkes. Gordon Fischer. Dave Franklin. Wayne Gillespie. Clinton Hansen. David Harp. Max Howell. Clifford Hutcheon. Richard Kelly. Dennis Koch. Mike Matzen. Bonham McNair. Roger Miller. Dewey Ochs. Hugene Owens. Tlvomas Phillips. Stanley Reynolds. Jerry Schaer. Michael Schweitzer. Dick Stubblefield. Marvin Suter. George Sykes. Raymond Waggoner. Paul 298 OSU FIREMEN The OSU student firemen comprise the initial fighting force for the Corvallis Fire Department. The students, who lived 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 station. Free lodging is provided in exchange for duties performed in the protection of life and property. Leading the noise parade with a fire engine, a Halloween party and a New Year’s party topped the social calendar for the student firemen. Barker. Joe Emerson. Willard Furrow. John Healer. Jerry Myers. Darwin Niocum. Norris Rosenborg. Doug Rosenhurg. Hugh Row. Brric van Wagtemlonk. Jan 299 President Reynold , .lorry CAUTHDRN HALL COUNCIL Owen, Tom Orhs. Crt-ne Secretary-Tr ensure r Lloyd. Darv Huffman. I-irry Viee-Presiden t Thorj . Larry Svkos. Roy Suter. George President Kelley. Donnnt Miuulli . Bart Mik-I imI. Jerry Harp. Bill Culver. Cluirle Gillespie. Clinton Alton. Bob Bomi . Jerry HAWLEY HALL COUNCIL POLING HALL COUNCIL President McNair. Roger Howell. Clifton (Cordell, Victor Bradley. Dick Shildmeyer. David 300 WALDO HALL COUNCIL President Fawkes. Cordon Albright. Iloliert Chapman. Robert Coto. Haul Dailey. Wavni Day. Paul Enrotli. Kiehard Evans. John Hagen. Gunnar l iwp. Slanton McNabb. Gary Spii-vH'liaerl. Darrell Waggoner. Paul WEATHERFORD HALL COUNCIL President Fischer. David Free President Ivey. Joel Secretary Hoodenpyle, Jim Treasurer Williams. Frank StM'ial ('hairman Spink. Hon l.ieinn Croup Presidents Scharr. Mike Ctaey . Don Hutebeon. Hichard Converse. George Phillips. Stan Miller. Dewey Franklin. Wayne Fire Marshal Louis. Fred 301 ALPHA CHI OMEGA President Pyle. Donna Class ol 1963 Ahlquixt. Judy Anderson. Felice Andrews. Diane Baker. Nancy Mot rosso. Hazel Housemother Berry. Janice Burrhell. Suzanne Casey. Karen Simons, Suxan Girod, Judith llulton. Kathryn JacoKton. Sheryl Ixmg. Linda Meyer. Judith Nelton. Marni Davit. Carol Stickney. Kathleen Class ol 1964 Ball. Marilyn Bishop, Kay Branaman. Dixie Collin. Joyce Cottdl. Angela Fitch. Carolyn Gish. Margaret Minto. M. Jean Minty. Jimi Morntt. Jo Penketh. Carolyn Pylman. Jean Ryan. Cecilia Snul ert. Jean Schlegel. Janet Sturgis. Sue Ann Sykes. Lnurelee Class ol 1963 Adams. Kerry Allen. Sharon Girod, Janet Harvey. Peggy Hope. Barbara 302 Alpha Chi’s began the year by kidnaping their pledges and taking them on a picnic. House functions didn't keep these busy girls out of other activities; Sue Burch ell, president of Angel Flight; Donna Pyle, Mortar Board mem! er, treasurer of Omicron Nu. president of House Presidents’ Council and a member of Phi Kappa Phi; and Diane Andrews, Mortar Board and Homecoming ticket chairman. Ann Carlson promoted spirit as a member of Rook Rally. Beauty didn’t go unnoticed at the Alpha Chi house. The Moonlight Girl of Phi Sigma Kappa and a prom princess wore the Alpha Chi pin. Joyce Collin was chosen Miss Oregon and a semi-finalist in the Miss Universe contest. Jamison. Harm Janceek.Tara S. Kienle. Dona I-Knight. Sharon A. I.onion, Linda K. Lindxley. Su� an E. McIntosh. Janis L Rader. Retty C Scale . Jeanne Schanno. Susan M. SchiUl. I Jnda .1. Sciuchctti Caryl T. Scoville. Mary Lee Smith. Janet Lee Steinfeld. Barhara Sutherland. Judith M. Torrey. Sheryl Y. Vejlupek. Judy Vernon. Linda D. Yoakley. Julianne Class of 1966 Ayer. Jean K. Belsma. Ronnie Bergstrom. Joanne M. Bjerke. Brenda J. Brattain. Susan J. Carlson. Ann M. Conn, Dianne Hazen. Deanne Kallberg. Pat Keathlcy. Nancy Lance. Jeanne Morrison. Michelle Norte. Barhara L Pcnland. Melinda Prinson. Pamela P. Roger . I� eta L. Samuel. JoAnn Saunders. Helen L. Thomas. Marilyn J. Wittkopf. Janie 303 ALPHA DELTA PI President Bennett. Kiw Housemother Watson. Mrs. Thomas Class of 1963 Dawson. -Ju ly Feuffltr. Jo-Ellen Pemberton. Edna Bauh. Kathleen Ripken. Klsbeth Class of 1961 Bailey, Cilenno Baker. I-eona Buck. Sylvia Chappell. Jane Conte. landa Grant. Judy Howell. Marcia Kleiner. Elaine Melvin. Donna Mercer. Carol Class of 1963 Adams. Jill Bcvandich. Shelia Bonftchl. Andrea Char trey. Rebecca llansKcn, Carolynn 304 Alpha Delta Pi formally presented its fall term pledges at its “Presents Tea” late in October, and pledges were also honored at the fall house dance, “Diamonds in the Snow.” Ernie Wakeham was chosen as ADPi Diamond King. A scholarship duel with Alpha Sigma Phi ended with the men washing windows and scrubbing floors at the ADPi house and treating the women to dinner. The ADPi’s gave a party at the chapter house with Alpha Xi Delta for the older girls’ cottage at the farm home. Rose Bennett, a member of Mortar Board, Kappa Delta Pi and the Barometer Editorial Board, served as chairman of the Mortar Board Ball. Sharon Putman, also on the Barometer editorial staff, was chairman of the MU Publications Committee. Howard. Connie l-iKamp. (’an� l I'utnuin. Sharon i. - (;iorin Schweigert. Diane Seem . Harhara Starn-tt. Virginia Stunner. Anne William . Nelda Wright. Barham Clou � l 1966 ('-ade. Glenda Drnig. AUton D� l.v. Samira Gunter. Marjorie Kehl. Patricia Lirnlwlt, Donnie Hitchie. Pat Schuyler. Gail 305 ALPHA GAMMA DELTA President Tunz.it. Jackie Housemother Larson. Mrs. Beulah Class of 1963 Hyland. Tori Davison, Lila Fries. l.orrainc Johnston. Kathryn Jones. Mara nee Klockers. Margaret l.ancy. Judy Long. Sharon Maclnms. Pamela McCarl. Bonnie Marks, I .a Von no Pearson. Lesley Peterson. Susan Samek. Rose Marie Terry. Mary Wallace. Barbara Wicks!rom, Carol Class of 196-1 Alexander. Sandra Batchelder. Lee Ann Bennett. Sharon Byers. Karen Campbell, Janet Kiehman. Sondra Higgins. Julie Korns. Uycr Larkins. Judy Lowe. Linda Lyle. LaWauna Paulsen. Connie Povcy. Nancy Ross. Kay Tilton. Donna Torrey. Jo Anne Wade. Margaret Class of 1965 Bartels. Donna Bigelow. Anne Brown. Janice 306 Dear Abbey Heaver: At OSU this year the Alpha dam's have had a big year, bat several problems have arisen. ■Janet Campbell is MU Donee chairman bat she doesn't know how to foxtrot. Judy Larkins. WIIA president, can't spell recreation and Joan Donning has been thrown into the Lions' Den as a Little Sister of Minerva. Another small problem axis oar fall term house dance which teas held in honor of our pledges. The dance, which was to have been on Columbus Day. was entitled done With The Wind and it was. would appreciate a solution to these problems as soon as possible so that next year can be just as much fun as this one. Thanh you! Annie Alpha dam Buchanan. Patricia Chapman. San lra Chase. Kathleen Donning, Joan Drake. Jacquelyn Forsythe. Barbara Groves. Mary Gustine, Samira Ilaftonton. Shirley Miller. Susan Orr. Virginia Prichard, Veda Stoncman. Nordcll Swanson. Carol Will. Bonnie Young, Carolyn Class of 1966 Baker. Donna Briggs. Connie Butler. Sandra Donahue. Trudy Douglas. Diane Kchlin. Marilyn Kdwards. Barbara Klhow. Gwendilce Fox. Pamela Gildner. Suzanne Hetrick. Judy Jackson. Margaret King. Kathleen Land. Phyllis Ditham. Julie Ledge rwood. Jill Peavy, Susan Pitts. Mary Hands. Dorothy Rennie, Susanne Rictman. Diane Stokes. Dorothy White. Carolyn Yraguen. Mary Ann 307 ALPHA OMICRON PI Prtsidrnt Eller, Rachel Clots oj 1963 Allison, Janet Clark. Carol Gardner. Beverly Glodl. Barbara Houswinothrr l.ydiK, Mrs. G. Hansen. Il.uh.ir.i Hinds. Barlsara I.ixhtner. Victoria O'Brien. Kathleen Kajnus. Karen Rnscoe. Tonya Schneider. Carolyn Waller. Barbara Woodley. Joan Class ol 196-1 Beebe. Kalliy Cameron. Karen Cannon. Ri� alee Crabtree. Janet Crook. Karen Cruickshank. Karen Folston. Nancy I ee. Joanne McClure. Marijean Mushalik, Kli abeth Schllit er. Sandra Stolen. Barbara Class ol 1965 Cline. Marion Dale. Marilyn Hamm. Nancy Hyde. Pamela Kenyon, Marcia Roe. I iriui Roscoe, Nicolie 308 Alpha Omicron Pi started out with a new look this fall. Members returned to a newly decorated chapter house. Beginning the year’s social calendar, members honored their 37 new pledges at the fall term formal, “Enchanted Sea.” Many AOPi’s were active in campus honoraries: Alpha Lambda Delta, Jan Allison: Enterpe. Karen Rajnus, Bev Gardner, Pam Hyde; Orchesis, Kathleen O’Brien; Phi Mu Epsilon, Jan Allison; and Reata Macy, IFYE to Luxembourg. Turner, Carolyn Warden. Rosalie Whiting. Joyce Weisscrt, Kloiso Clou of me Albright. Forest Bierer. Barbara Bowen, Lyndon Burs lie. Cynthia Carl. Mary Cook. Pamela Dietrich. Jacqueline Klkinton, JoAnne Fastnbend. Mary Holmes. Marin Jones. Karin Martin. Kathryn Meiners. Carol Miller. I.inrla Nodcn. Lovclln Oliver. Cay Olmstoad. Marcia Owen. Lynne Parry. Jo Ann Plumcau. Coline Samuels. Susan Setka. Diane Shafer. Patricia Skinner. Cheryl Soles, Celeste West. Cheryl Wallace. Nancy Whitten. Kay 309 ALPHA PHI President Eggcr . Merry I-co Class of 1963 l ;iriiham. Joan Evrml, Gail Klliotl. Snllic Culbertson. Karen Cheverton. Lorsinc Schmicdt. Mcrna Sutcr. Helen Vcrgccr. Tonic Wolcott. I.CC Jensen. Nancy Class of 1961 Hurrhell. I.mila Donovan. Kathleen Elkins. Diane Hartley. Ruth Ann Hicgel, Patricia Horner. Maureen Ivari. Norma Jacer. Sherry Johnson. Susan Leary. Stacy Kemnitz. Jo Ann Moss. Janet Petty. Patricia Pinson. Marilyn Primrose . Carol Saunders. Judy Steib. Sarah Taylor. Anne Warner. Christ! Wesson. Ia-onora Class of 1965 Baron .. Terry Buck. Mary Ann Butler. Jean Cates. Sandra Daly. Susan Kllwood. Bonnie Foster. Georgienne Kemhus. Kay Hey, look me over! I’m the Alpha Phi sorority. Here at Oregon State, Phi’s are working diligently on campus activities and in campus organizations: Sophomore Cotillion, Homecoming, Prom, Masque and Dagger, Angel Flight and Phi Chi Theta. Ronda Schoen is on Rook rally; Anne Taylor is vice president of the Junior Class and Karen Culbertson is on Mortar Board. Honored royalty include a Sweetheart of Sigma Chi. Betty Coe finalist. Tau Kappa Epsilon Sweetheart finalist, Pi Kappa Phi Dream Girl finalist, Little Sisters of Minerva and Pershing Rifles’ Sponsor. 310 Kilker. Tempo ! Lorenzen, Kden Madsen. I.inda McCartney. Sue Meeker. Karen Nelson. Katherine Ketcherl. Terri Roe. I.imla Scotland. Su anne Simp'nn, Stephanie Wallace. Sue Williams. Margaret Youns. Shirley Class of 1966 Allegretto. Sandra Anderson. I.inda Berger. Mary itlackman. I.mdsay Cates. Sherron Chrifttcnsen. Carol Cleg horn. Nancy Hanford. Alli.son Holmes, I.inda Holme . Robin Koilhley. Kathleen Kur . Candace Iairse. Karen Urmon. Karen l.indhcrg. Shirley MeReynold . Shelley Munson. Nancy Parisotto. Susan Parker. Charlotte Pool. Tea’ Schenbeck. Vicki Schoon. Honda Vandewater. Judy 311 ALPHA XI DELTA Early in the year, the Alpha Xi’s raked in the men, the nickels and the Nickel Hops trophy for the small house division. Next came the blood drive trophy for small houses. Another token of remembrance was a plaque honoring Cathy Louis, outstanding Panhellenic delegate. We were also pleased with the exchange student from Sweden that Panhellenic sent to the United States for a year. Socially speaking, we had a pledge dance, “Grecian Gardens,” and a Homecoming spaghetti feed for the alums. We can’t forget intramurals, since we participated in crew, bowling and volleyball. These things plus other extracurricular activities constituted only a small part of the year at Alpha Delta of Alpha Xi Delta. President Rohnert. Samira llousi'molhrr Fredrick. Mrs. Flora Chut of 1963 I.oui . Catherine Nelsen. Sharon Orr. Nancy Clan of m 4 Greene. Carolyn Holloman. DccAnn Miller. Judy Clan of 1965 Hermit. Marilyn Fleming. Kathleen Fraley. Virginia Hahn. Suzanne Hoaly. Judith Richardson. H Francesca Tocdtcmeier. Teddie West. Patricia Clan of 1966 Clemmon . Christine Goctxinger. Joan RunnKrcn. Kva 312 COED COTTAGE Enthusiasm of the pledge class brought first prize to Coed Cottage for Nickel Hops decorations. Homecoming included first prize in the noise parade. The women of Coed Cottage were honored to have Margaret Gates tapped for Mortar Board. ' resident Mary Zimmerman Housemother Johnston. Mrs. Maude Class o! 1963 Gatos. Mnrcarot KnfTnrd, Willma Ijtis. Cathy Peterson. Carla Wnchtor. Jeanette Class of 1964 Baker. Donna Baker. Nornh Berney. Barbara Cason. Brinrley K loiter. Karlene Kloil or. Ixiuisc Moody. LeAnn Narj;lc. Connie (Juillin. Beth Smith. I.inda Stratton. Janice Su uki. Alice Wostphal. Joyce Williams. Ix is Woolley. Bonnie Class of 1965 Allison. Patricia Combs. Caroll Cihlea. Kathleen Grass. Nancy GritTm. Patricia Knechtel. Barlvira I .am;. Marion Morton. Judith Bond. Cynthia Wostphal. Patty Class ol 1966 BaKcer. Gail Baird. Jeanne Caddy. Mary Co|h . Mary Hamilton. Linda Isaacson, Janet Johnson. Judy Matheson. Edith May. Toni Moore. Mary Cppstad. Mary 313 AZALEA HOUSE President HuMurd. Mary Ann An eventful year started out with a splash at Azalea with the induction of 17 new members. While the Madrigal members had great fun tuning up by singing in the rain, Carol Boersma was splashing merrily along with Seahorses. Rain or shine. Portia Herrington’s Mortar Board blazer appeared on Wednesdays. Home Economics Club, with Kris Hansen at the helm, sailed smoothly. There was nothing that could swamp Omicron Nu with Kris and Portia bailing. Housemother Higlico. Mrs. Kli alx-th Class oi 1963 Hanson. Dorothy Hanson. Margaret Herrington. Portia Kuhlcr, Samira la-chner. Nancy Lockcnour. Mary McLendon. Cara Moyle. Sarilee O'Irfary. Pat Parrick. Nancy Steele. Leannc Class ol 196-t Bocrsma. Carol Daven|x rt. Mary Ellington. Patricia Johnson. Donna Landauer. Glen la Mack. Marilyn McCall. Shcrron Michalok, Margaret (Juinn, I orothy Stone. Jeanne Van Calcar. Nellie Wakefield. Kathryn Wiley. Norma Class of 1965 Buchanan. Gerry 314 Coleman. Janet Conner. Judy Cranston. Pat Davis. Julia Kd wards. Carolyn Fryer. Joanne llimlcs. Martha Jonn. Bonnie K letter. Teresa Krause. Marilynn Martin. Jean McCall. Margaret Merrill. Jane Olsen. Divio Piper. Samira Post I. Sylvia Richarrts. Kathryn Stockstill. Joyce Townsend. Elizabeth Tragiio. Kay Clan of I9M Awtirey. Jacquelyn Itarnum. Susan Hlower. Betty Davis. Karen Donnelly. Joan Farrens. Dorinda Kirsch. Diane Meyer. Ivois Norton. Kathryn Perrin. Kathleen Tubach. Susan VanSchoiack. Elizabeth Walker. Mureen Wilcox. Gail Willford. Janele Wright. I.inda 315 BUXTON HALL President McKevitt. Patricia Enthusiastic over their new dorm, the girls from Buxton Hall immediately set out to claim their fame. Fran Freeman was on the OSU College Bowl team. Marge Mrazek was secretary of her class in pharmacy, secretary of APhA and a member of Lambda Kappa Sigma. Pepster Bonnie Gathercoal put her best foot forward on Rook Rally while social chairman Sandy Armstrong served on the Rally Committee. Class of 1963 Blodgett. Janet Gm’nmiin. Joanne Hutchinson. Palsy Kami.i. Thelma Kannasto. Kathy Kirkpatrick. Kay LcPcra. Bonnie Lewder. Linda Miharu. Donna Nof iscr. Mary Sartor. Jean Werlen. Marie Widmark. Emma Wong, My run Yamamoto. Sadami Class of 1964 Bauman. Judith Ilcntholz. Bart vara Brin. Janet Cannon. Katherine Driskill. Linda Duvall. Sheri Erickson. Ardis Freeman. Fran (ileason. Ncdora Harding. Linda Hill. Kathleen Johnson, Janice Johnson. Marcia Martinson. Carol Maury. Ann Parrish. Nancy Peterson. Carol Randolph. Kandi Sanders. Bonnie Scliram. Merrily Sing. Shirley Tower, Judy VanderhooL Susan 316 Youtan. Wilson. Carol William', Judith Anno Clot of 1965 Allan. Olga Anilcruun. Harkiru AriU'lronjf. Samira Bartholomew. G(i n:inr Bond. .lam Brady. Judith Breithaupt. Mary Brown, Julio Hull. Judith Bushm-ll. Judynnn Butler. (Ilona Cesare. Mary Coloman. Jennie Daniels. Harltara Darmsted. Barbara Davoy. (linger Dickman. Kathy Duncan. Dorothy Kk'linR. Ardak'th Farrond. Jan Knwli, Mary Fuller. Joyce Carcia. Margaret Harmon. Marria Harper. Judy I (eider. I.imla Hertz. Dorothy Houston. Joanrtle Huffman. Kathy Hussoiik. Donna Janvrin. Rosemary Johnson. Roberta Justice. Susan Kallunki. Janet KinRsfather. Carole Knutson. Kathleen Kramer. Beth Kropickn, Hum-l_in.kn. Margaret kirsoll. Sharron k-Hette, lamia Lewis. Jane Livermore. Lvnne Ixing. Jerri McCrea. Sharon MKioran. Corrine Miller. Helen Miller. Sandra Miller. Sharon Miltspaugh. Jean Monaco. Karen Morrison. Shirley Nelson. Cheryl 317 BUXTON N'oack. Nancy Olson. Karen Olson. Nancy I’antenhurg. Diane I’arkhiirst. Anne Peterson, Karol Pierce. Patricia Pike. Merilcc Plunkett. Carol Reed; Katliv Rislx-rg. Cathy Robertson. Ardith Rogers. Joyce Shultis. Melinda Sk«x . Maxine Skow. Sharon Sprawls. Lillie Sle|� henson. Crystal Stubcr. Kolx-rta Taylor. Zatlii Thomas. Karen Thomsen. Kristi Walsh. Joanne Watson. Mary Welsh. Audrey Williams. Sara William. Kathleen Wolf. Dima Wright, Virginia Yamamoto. Nora Yeater. Marcia Zahar. Erma Cion ol 1966 Alder. Judy Amundson. Diane Anderson. Karleen Asburry. Rachel Hall. Diana Baker. Joyce Barry. Loretta Byers. Shirley Carr. Catherine Clabough. Mary Cole. Catherine Courser. Cathy Cushing. Sydney Day. Drexel Klkinx. Nancy Fries , Nancy Fukumoto. Elaine 318 OUt. Donna Gleason. Paulette Oiovannoni. Sue Hatch. Janet HiM :ird. Barbara Holloway. Shawlcne Honrna. Patricia Hyskoll. Kathleen Ickes. Jcrilyn Isom. Sherry •Jackson. Marjorie Jensen. Cynthia Johnson. Carol Johnson. Judith Koci (H . Marjorie Lamli. Olene Lee. 1.1tula Libby. Carol Loomis. Mary I-on Lowman. Barbara Mackie. Karen Mason. Donna Maxey. Carol McCormick. Lorraine McKee. Diane McLennan. Suzanne McNeil. Nancy McVitty. Adrienne Metzger. Jenifer Nlihata. Gwen Miller. Kay Noden. Lovella Odegard. Ann Oraw. Barbara Pastega. Emilio Polampa. Sandra Pauly. Janet Perry. Joan Peterson, Karen Plum. Bov Ralston. Shelby Rawlins. Joyce Reynolds. Linda Rogers. Mary Rust. Svdne Schnnutz. Mary St. Jeor. Jeanne Stringer. Anno Marie. Judy 319 BUXTON Tadakuma. Joyce Taylor. Leslie Taylor. Rebecca Thorne, Judith Trommlitz, I.in«la Wolf. Nanci Wicklund. Linda Whitney. Janet Widmer. Loretta Woods, Janice Yoder. Sandy 320 ... and away we go! All new pledges were honored at our “Golden Lamp Ball where lots of fun was had by all. If, on Halloween eve, you saw glowing jack-o’-lanterns boasting Greek-like features, you saw the Delta Zeta’s helping the Great Pumpkin present happy pumpkins to all the Greeks. Campus activities were many and varied. Alice Nixon took a leading role in “Speaking of Murder.” Other members were active on various committees. DELTA ZETA President Zielesch. Gail Housemother Allen. Mrs. Nellie Class of 1963 Lundstrom. Mary Anne McCoy. Nancy Nichols. Sheryl Class o) 1964 Morrow. Susan Young, Kathy Warner. Marycllcn Class of 1965 Coleman. Leslie Collins. Hosalic Fettermnn. JoAnne Gordon. Dawn Graham. Caroline Jewett. Samira MacDonald. Robin King. Linda Mikkalo. Karen Nixon. Alice Shoemaker. Jeanne Udell. Fay Williams. Juanita Class of I960 Bennett. Julie Humphrey. Brenda Jackson. Joyce Schrocdcr, Karen Smith, Caroline 321 CHI OMEGA President Brown. Shirley This is the Chi Omega house. Come on in and look around. Oh. there’s Sue Gore, Talons’ president, in the phone booth again calling all those Talons and Shirley Brown, the only girl in Mortar Board with the emblem on the wrong pocket, sneaking around with the 1963 Beaver cover up her sleeve. Thank goodness Diane Dietrich can show us where the Mortar Board emblem belongs. Looks like Betty Wakefield and Sue Allen, 1st and 2nd vice presidents of Panhellenic, are off to another evening meeting. Say. here comes our alumna adviser, who incidentally is a Chi Omega from Purdue. Class of 1963 Bucklhal. Janet Cawl field. Evelyn Dierrks. Beverly Dietrich, Diane Housemother Andcr« n. Mrs. K. H. Ferris. Betty Geiger. Jean Held. Joan Kruger, Margaret Morton. Joella Ohmart. Judith Sawin. Virginia Sweet. I’ntricia von der Hellcn. A. Carol Class of 1964 Alexander. Julie Allen. Karen Burns. Sandra Bye. Joanne Claumcn. Mary Combs. I) Suzanne Finch. Susan Gainer. Judy Golding, Karen Hayden. Kathie Harden. Janet Hinsvark. Rosemary Hunt. Virginia Irvin. Margaret Jensen. Diane Jones. Cheryl Kirkpatrick. Kathleen Mercer. Patricia Murphy. Loreinc Shearer. I.ynne Smith. Marilyn Tharp. Suzanne Wakefield. Betty Zweifel, Sandra 322 Class of 196 5 Allen. Susan Barkhurst. Rosemary Campbell. Suranne Caspar. Margaret Edwards. Carolyn Fowler. Donna Fuller. Janis Gore. Susan liiKlemunn. Marjean I hallow. Dorothy Isted. Nanette Karker. Linda Kloslermnn. Elizabeth Lockwood. Susan Mikesh. Darcy Miller. V. Kay Morrison. Barbara Park. I oAnn Rodonick. Marilyn Hose. Margaret Both. Alice Ix u Clausal 1966 Adams. Mary Bingle, Carolyn Bon l. Sharron Campbell. Kathleen ('lark. Johanna Dcehle. Holly llensev. Gayle Houston. Carol Jones. Patricia Kjos. Barbara Mason. Ann Olsen. Mary Phillips. Beverly Rea. Norhy Reeh. Georgiana Robbcrson. Karen Sawyer. Marjorie Shirley. Susan 323 DELTA DELTA DELTA OUWmoIhrr Slattery. Mrs. Ada Class of 1963 Blair. Ann Calkinx. Barlsira Derry. Janet Gibson. Joan llauser. Judith I-arsnn, Susan Murray. Nyla Nielsen. Marianne White. Donna Whittier. Eleanor Woodry. Judith Class of 196-1 Archibald. Ann Bash. Judith Bauer. Barbara Brookshire. Betty Brown. Carol Carter. Carolyn Cox. Martha Kkholm. Judy Gasperini. Jean Gaydon. Diedra Jameson. Mary l� u Jendrzejewski. Ann Kirkpatrick. Sandra Martin. Judith Otness. Margaret Peterson. Karol Hush. Elizabeth Smith. Judith Swenson. Candace Young. Nancy Class of 1965 Armstrong. Sandra Batchelder. Patricia Blair. Margery Carter. Jean Copley. Dolores Eaton. Shirley 324 Many smiling new faces were seen at the Tri Delt house after rush. These coeds were sought after for exchanges by campus lads and were honored by the house at the pledge dance, “Getting To Know You. They were excited to learn about the annual Pancake Breakfast put on by the Tri Delts to raise money for scholarships. The pledge class soon learned that some of the outstanding members were Joan Arnold, chairman of Student Board of Reference, Kappa Pi and Little Sister of Minerva; Judie Smith, varsity rally; Dee Copley, Betty Co-ed finalist; Judy Martin, Euterpe and Miss Corvallis; and Barbara Pedley, Rose of Pi Kappa Phi. Kearns. Valeric Kuhik. Sharon McKean. Kathy Mitchell. Melinda Pedley. HarKira Phelps. Carmen Props!. Patricia Riley, Susan Sampels. Glenda Spangler, Sarah Weaver, Jancll Whittenberg. Candace Wirak. Susan Ctass of 1966 Bailey. Claudia Brauner. Katherine Chase. Judith Dalton. Janet Dam. Vera Dyer. Ann Eason. Mary Ellis. Chcrie George. Susan dozen. Tamora Hemphill. Patricia Huseth. Virginia Johnson. Nancy McVay. Maria Schultz. Katherine Service. Gail Sottergren. Cheryl Sherrill. Marilyn Stromsness. Marny Vandewark. Carol Warner. Cecile 325 DELTA GAMMA Delta Gamma song team captured first place honors in the annual IFC Sing. Kay Auld served as ASOSU second vice president; Julie Flom, ASOSU secretary; Linda George, Mortar Board and Phi Kappa Phi; Judy Wicks Torgerson, OSU College Bowl team captain; and Heather Wilson, AWS vice president. President Hoagland. Darle Clout of 196.1 Canciato, Judith Black. Suellcn Auld. Katherine Anderson. Pauline Clark. Peggy Flom. Jewell George. Linda Grayson. Nancy Hurd. Elizabeth Underhill. Peggy Walls. Judith Wyman, Jill Claus oI !9tH Clark. Linda Cox. Karen Finklea. Barbara Hartley. Joan Hoagland. Marlys Hyde. Judith Kreft. Mary Lathrop. Suzanne Manchester. Margaret McCall. Carol Ann Moir. Cynthia Monaghan. Bonnie Parker. Sharon Peterson. Kristine Stolen. Karen Vaughan. Jana Wilson. Heather Class of 1965 Beiswenger. Elaine Cole. Carotec Craig. Susan 326 Erickson. Jeanne Falk. Carrol Foster. Sue Kumman, Nancy Hoyer. Britt Knri, Virginia Merritt. Pat Montgomery. Sharon Murphy. Joan Neville. Mary Prichard. Patricia Bice. Judec Smith. Cheryl U'Ren. Kathryn Yockey. Kay Class ol 1966 Dexter. Lynne East. Patricia Gatherconl. Bonnie Gilbert. Elizabeth Helm. Mary I Icy den. Charlotte Holman. Mary Jubilz. Vicki Keylock. Christine Kloster. Susan I age. Elizabeth McAdams. Cheryl McDonough. Susan MacMurray. Lynn Olson. Karen Porter. Cheryl Standring. Kathleen Wain. I u Ann Webb. Dixie 327 GAMMA PHI BETA President Ackerman, Carlyn Clan of 1963 Caldcr, Sharon Crawl. Kay Dotson. Karen (Irani, Shirley Henklc. Virginia Johnson. Judith Matthies. Katherine McCrary. Judith Miller. Klxie da of 1964 Barry. Marilyn Brice. Marilyn Canton. Karen Darling, Katherine Having. I.inrla DcOralT. Kathryn Hansel. Judith Hudson. (linger Hyland. Kathleen Johnson. Carolyn Dinning. Rehecca I'indell. Elizabeth Betiding. Becky Both. Joy-Gay Smith. Mncy Thomas. Sandra Walgren. Jane Weaver. Charlene Class of 1965 Bender. I.aura Ellison. I.inrla Kwing. Carol Greco. Vivki Henrie, Dianne Once upon a time on the thriving campus of OSU. There lived, in a brand new house, the girls who wear the Crescent Moon. They study, rush, laugh and sing, and gather pins and engagement rings. Active too are the girls of pearls and double brown. They’re in honoraries. on committees and all around our campus town: Beaver staff. Phi Chi Theta, just to name a few, Beaver Belles, Little Sisters of Minerva. Angel Flight to boot. When they’re not on campus, you’ll find them all at play, A game of bridge, a friendly chat or watching the fraternity across the way. If you’d like to meet the girls who are called “Goo Foos,” Come to 645 N. 23rd and you’ll be introduced to a few. 328 Johnson, Terry Keller. Mary Lewis, Sandra Ixing. Candace Malone. Patricia Marcy. Denise Melville. Suzanne Minton. Carol Orr. Bette Putnam. Nadine Hitchie. Patricia Smith. Judith Thom. Barbara Wagner. Judith Walker. I .ary Washburn. Ruth Woods. Suzanne Woolsoy. Bonnie Yundt. Elizabeth Clam of 1966 Baker. Bonnie Ballon, Anne Benton. Carol Blackwell. Elizabeth llilloy. Linda Jacobsen. Carol Leicester. Frances MacKenzie. Gail Olsen. Bonnie Pierce. Kathryn Ramp. Eugenie Reid. Marsha Salter. Jams Seaton, Kathleen Smith. Barbara Speckhart. Mary Wilder. Nancy 329 HEATHER RAE President Secrest. Nadine Reorganization of Heather Rae provided a situation for the development of a fresh and progressive new living group. A beach retreat, house dance and crew and volleyball teams were among the varied group activities of the house. Outstanding members were Marycile Bieler, Kappa Delta Pi and Student Board of Reference, and Nadine Secrest, Lambda Kappa Sigma. Class of 1963 Bentley. Gloria SchelTler. Allegro Ann Class of 1964 Ruchholz. Anne Housemother Thornton. Mr . M. Lindquist. Phyllis McPherson. Susan Class of 1969 Johnson. Sheila McCoy. Alice Class of 1966 Adams. Rita Caples, Nancy Chapman. Jeanette Johnson. Joanne Melland. Mary Miller. Doris Moehnke. Susan Norberg. Pamela Wagner. Roberta Zeigler. Margaret 330 JAMESON HOUSE What better way is there to begin a college year than by getting away from it all at the annual beach retreat? After returning to OSU and settling down to college life, the Jameson girls found time to join in campus activities. Sherry Roediger and Carol Schnoor were selected as members of Madrigal. Glenda Ebert and Nancy Johnson joined the ranks of Seahorses. At Christmas time money was donated to the United Fund. Several girls found time to work at the Children’s Farm Home. President Bighorn. Donna Housemother Stratton. Mm Jessie Class of 1963 Douen hotter. Charlene Class of 196-1 Baird. Gail Baird. Phyllis Gibbons. Arlene Green. Della Johnson. Nancy Knauf. Darlene Oxford. Iamla Wade. Brenda Class of 1963 Rbert. Glenda Kskelson. I.indn I .am-. Jean Pryor. Martha Roediger, Sherry Schnoor, Carol Williams. Crystal Class of 1966 llarville. Sheila Portnoy. Bessie Powell. Judy SchefUer. Marilyn Steenhout. Donna 331 kappa alpha theta President Truax. Sharon Class ol 1963 Arnett. Marilyn Bartle. Ruth Bradley. Susan Coleman. Sydney •James. Sally Kennedy. Kathleen Miller. Penelope Pollner, Susan Lon . I.ynda Snell. Madelyn Willmnn. Karen Class ol 1964 Bremer. Barbara Britton. Barbara Crawford. Kathryn Fichter. Dyvon Gibson. Judy Johnson. Jane Johnson. Janet Johnson, Jean McQuaid. Susan Reid. Diana Reynolds. Sally Schaihle. I.imla Schlinkman. Sandra Setteruren. Mary-White. Venesa Ward. Marie Dittberner. Linda Class ol 1965 Astle. Jane Bajuley. Susan Busey. Marsh Friedrich. Mary Gerlach. Janet Henderson. Janet Jones. Mary Kamphenborg. Judy Kolberg. Constance 332 Theta's kite flew to newer things this past year, as the Theta house rose from a foundation and a few two-by-fours to a roomy, Colonial style home. Members, who had viewed dorm life only in retrospect, moved back winter term, awaiting the completion of their new home. The Theta’s honored their pledges at the annual pledge dance fall term, welcoming them as precious gems with the theme “Theta Treasures.” Helping the Theta kite to fly proudly was Kathy Crawford, a member of the 1962 Homecoming Court. Mary Settergren was elected Panhellenic president and Jane Johnson served as AWS treasurer. Kathy Kennedy, an active senior, was secretary of the Class of ’63 and Theta Sigma Phi president, while Karen Willman served the ASOSU Senate as secretary. Other Thetas served as various honorary presidents and committee chairmen. Labbe, Loslio I-arsoon, Diuisc Prentice, Christine Roberts. Jo Robbins. Susan Todd, Barbara Turner. James Wilson. Nancy Smith. Terry Rol h. Carol Class of 1966 Boo, Christine lioldman. Linda Cole. Janet Dement. Diane Kyles. Sharon Fly. Ctmrla Harding. Jonnie Hayes. Nancy Henderson. Memo liingson. Sue Hux table. Ann Larson. Karen Layman. Cynthia McLaughlin, Jan Pitney. Alice Shurson. Karrin Sparling. Galen Stone. Susan Willman. Marcia Worthington. Kay Zertanna. Nancy 333 kappa delta President Westfall. Ann Class ol 1963 Ford. Barliarii Jircl. Julie Kohrhnck. Sally Class of 1964 Ashton, Rita Love, Mr . Mary Housemother Hrobst. Nancy Carroll, Karon CofTyn. Merrily Knxdahl. Su-uin GuMin. Sara llayoH. Junan Hoffman, Barbara LaClair. Joanne Livinicston. JoAnn Ncox. Vivian Stollur. Kdith Steven . Janet Class of 1965 Bcrnardy. Sharon Chri ton cn. Betty Kilo. Onneta I.u Fore. I.in la Genetoau. Victoria Haggard. Patricia Hamnett. Mary Ann Hi run . Nancy Ingram, Dorothy Laurence. Pamela Lie cgang. M Jan Lindley. Carol Loomis. Coralie McLeod. Barbara Kappa Delta’s began their year of fun, work and friendship by traveling to Portland with their 29 pledges for the Iowa game and a banquet at the Imperial Hotel. Sponsoring a cottage of girls at the Farm Home included many projects—a campus tour, a house visit, a Christmas serenade and party and work parties. Swinging down the activities trail were Jan Hayes, a member of Delta Sigma Rho and the Forensic Varsity Squad; Nancy Wood, chairman of the MU Christmas Party decorations; and Barb Hoffman, chairman of the Student Board of Reference. Other activity-minded KD’s participated in WRA, Euterpe, Alpha Lambda Delta, Choralaires, Pi Delta Phi and Angel Flight. 334 RMdtr, Caro! Reid. Judith Saliitbury. Diana Sandwick. Rayda Shryock. Ann Staler, Nancy Smith. Sherry Williams. Veda Wil.son. Ailelc Class of 1966 Beck. Janet Clinton. Linda Cook .Sandra Coalet. Mary Dorran. Janet Hodgson. I.mila Jeppun. Marjorie Juney. Alice Diane Martin. Karen McDaniel. Mina Palmquist. Cathryn Richards. Gwyneth Scherish. Esther Ann Searl. Toddy Speckman. Jean S|iencer, Kilcen Watson. Donna Wood. Nancy 335 kappa kappa gamma President Murray. Christina Coming back to a newly remodeled “Kappa Castle” started of! the year with a light and gay look. First place honors were taken on decorations, made out of newspapers and balloons, the night of the Niekle Hops “Boys’ Night Out.” Individual honors and activities include Susan Carter, who is Mortar Board president and a member of AWS Lege. Sally Frahm represented the Sophomore Class as secretary and Leslie Buckhorn was secretary of the Freshman Class. Kaaren Johanson reigned as court member during homecoming and Karen Cork contributed her talents to varsity rally. Housemother Brown. Mrs. Jane Class of 1963 Branson, Sharon Carter. Susan Cork. Karen Grischkowsky. Nancy James. Jill Nibler. Jerri Odmark. Susan Roiling. I.inila Zielinski. Lorna Clot of 1964 Bennion. Lora Carter. Jane Craig. Marilyn Kniler . Tanya Grayson. Janet Hammitt. Maggie Jenkins. Priscilla Johanson. Kaaren Mayer. Susan Myers. Carla McGregor. Kathe Vogt. Ann Wahl. Karen Weibel. Hayma Wiese. Linda Class of 1965 Austin. Nancy Blake. Pat Boyd. Bonnie Case. (Carrie Frahm. Sally Hansen. Karen Hazolrigg. Carol Holm. Sybil Kerns. Betty Jean Manno. Anne Maxwell. Karen Maylie. Jan Neilson. Elizabeth 336 Neff. Sandie Nelson. Judy Parks. Jane Parks. Martha Reed. Zclma Reichle. Karla Rowe. Valerie Snyder. Judy Thompson. Janet Wilson. Kay Clot of 1966 Beauchamp. Judy Bingham. Nancy Buckhorn. Leslie Charles. Margaret Ellis. Lynda Fields. Patti Gales. Carol Kotr, Karen I -hman. Cindce Moore. Diane Neilson. Cathie Patterson. Charlotte Switrer. Sharon Patton. Ann Kichmnn. Linette Rugg. Nancy Seida. Beverly Smith, Diane Snyder. Christy Spradling. Sue Sutter. Judy 337 President Bergrcn. Beverly Housemother Connarn. Mrs. Class of 1963 Brooks. Karon Cook. Judith Hansen. Donnn Hod son. Donna Hutchinson. Nancy I-ay. Sharon Young. Janet Class of 1964 Anderson, Sandra Bailey. Kaye Bauer, Sharon Beckon, Nancy Bennett, Barbara Claridge, Sally French. Evelyn HufYschmidt. Patricia Johnson. Ann Morlan. Karen MorUmcn. Carol Perry. Molly Ray. Carol Rogers. Terror Tweed. Tamara Warrington. Carol Ann Class of 1965 Altheide. Ann Bowles. Carolyn Eaton. Georgina Farley. Susan Forrest. Lynn Frank. Constance Friachknecht. Diane TA PHI 338 Attaining the highest grades on campus for three consecutive terms didn’t slow down the Pi Beta Phi house as far as activities were concerned. Activity girls were Carol Mortensen, varsity rally squad; Sue Wiesner, Rook rally squad; Babs Bennett, Homecoming secretary. In the beauty category, Maryellen Meriam was Moonlight Girl of Phi Sigma Kappa finalist and Terry Rogers was a Homecoming princess. Group activities included the faculty tea, the annual Settlement School Sale, the Strawberry Festival for alumnae and the IFC sing. Geisler. Barbara Harris. Virginia Hewitt. Barbara Huffman. I-on Huey. Charlsic Meindl. Mary Meriam. Mary Ellen Morlan. I-inda Palmer. Margaret Pasley. Carolyn I'fouts. Melissa Storba. Patricia Trorcy. Sharon Clou of 1966 Armstrong. Susan Bergrccn. Chloc Burbidge. Marcia Busick. Linda Chorlton. Marjorie Dernier. Bonnie Dent. Charlene Ellingson. Dorothea Ertz. Sharon Gillis. Sherry Hay. Patricia Ingram. Cherie Lse. Ann Richmond, Pamela Sanders. Jane Sawdey. Kathleen Saylor. Lynn Sorenson. Theresa Thomas. Peggy Wahoske. Mary Wiesner. E. Susanne Wilson. Janet 139 Wilson. Patricia Young. Tamara SACKETT A President StcMtius, Melinda Housemother Kinsey. Mrs. Gertrude Clan of 1963 Borden, I.ynne Makedonsky. Marian Clan ol 196-4 Crawford. Sarah Ikehnra. Joyce Okamoto. Ix-nh Clansi ol 1965 Anderson. Peggy Buttke. Colleen Carr, Colleen Edgar. Mary Helen Geiger. Kay llaxelton. Leah •lelineo. Pat Dinkford. Dr-Ion's Ixtski. Mary Bonsin. Lynda Kuzek. Cheron Sorenson. E. Gwynn Clans of 1966 Adams. Gay Azevedo. Miriam Bennett. Judy Blanchard. Linda Bumgardner. Judith Chopp. Mary Combs. Pamela Crockett. Kathleen Deaton. Linda Dennis. Sallie Ditto. Jacquelta Dore. Donna Dorsey. Betty Dunn, Marilynn Pleisehmann. Cheryl Gehlar. Daphne Gideon. Ann Hair. Barbara Hall. Susan Harhaugh. Nancy Harmon. Theresa Jclden. Carolyn Johns. Virginia Johnson. Carol Johnson. Linda Kesxi. Judith Kirkpatrick. Pamela We who have been the residents of Sackett A during the school year 1962-63. being of sound mind, do hereby bequeath our nickel hop trophy, our unfinished Homecoming sign, our beautiful Christmas tree, our harmonious song team and our cozy gray rooms to posterity. Our fond memories we leave to no one for we’re taking them with us. 340 I-ange. Hillii Ijiudien. Gloria Maclean, Mcrren McCheaney. Elizabeth Middleton. Mary Mitchell. Andrea Newman. Sharon Olson. Pamela Rosonwald. Joyce Salvestrin. Deanna Savage. Sandra Shoessler. Cheryl Schultz. Shirley Shoemaker. Karen Skinner. Cheryl Smith. Susan Sprague. Linda Teague. Jan Washko. Patty West. Diane Westbrook. Carole Wilson. Susan Wise. Nancy York. Karen 341 SACKETT B President Turner. Florence Housemother Castle, Mr . Vivian Class ol 1963 Kaye. Glenda Tamashira, I-mr.i Clast ol 1964 Armenlrout. Sherrie Borkgren. Beverly Damman. Darlene Dillinger. Elaine Gregjc. Ruth Johnson. Barbara Olovson. Karen Redding. Constance Rich, Janet Slyh. Beatrice Stenkamp. Tercssa Todd. Sally Class ol 1965 Wood. Sharon Chambers. Elaine Coe. Mary Cummings. I’ctesy Elliott. Gail Geist. Bertha Gerrish. Carol House. Maureen Lowe. Susan Manke. Judith Matojka. Samira Olson. Linda Rcnio. Roberta Rice. Betty Rol ert . Jo Rornane. Diane Stearns. Nornui VanHorn. Gloria Class of 1966 Arnold. Janice Armpriest. Jan Bear l ley. Carolyn Burrell. Mary Colven. Elaine Davis. Barbara Gamble. Joi Gardner. Susan Goetz. Marylee Havlik. Mary Hearing. Sharon 342 Sackett B’ers came back to school this year and found “girls” of all things on the other side of the cafeteria line. Their masculine neighbors, formerly of Sackett C, had moved out and segregation again reigned. Sackett B activity girls included Anne Bigelow. Talons; Darlene Damman, Alpha Lambda Delta, and Linda Olson, Betty Coed finalist. The girls were active at home, too, with their dorm dance, “Crazy Cocoanut,” and an open house during Homecoming. Hiicfcing. Sally Keating. Vickie I-iRuo. Marsha Lcavy. Sherrie Lehman. Suzanne Lieuallcn. Lein McCarl. Linda Marshall. Karren Mauser. Corinnc Miller. Mary Mulligan. Patricia Plowhead. Joanne Richey, Janice Schmidt. C. Susan Tex el. Karol Tomita. Anne Wells, llnzel Williams. Katherine Woolfolk. Alice Wyatt. Kathleen 343 Housemother Ball. Mrs. William Class of 1963 Bessey. Ix la Carlstrom. Margaret Moeller, Colln'n Class of 1961 Bwhm. Carol Gray. Judith Owen. Donna Sample. Constance Smith. Sharon Ury. Eleanor Class of 1965 Billings. Margaret Shirtrliff. Sheila Brown. Caroline Dekoning. Tani Fronk. Vicke Jacoby. Jerilyn Kitchen. Judith Norem. Luanne Okasaki. Pauline Peabody. Diane Poponoo. Jean Babb. Bettie Spinning. Rachael Class of 1966 Aicher. Susan Allison, -loan Brewer. Bonnie Burger. Susan Burslie. Cynthia Campbell. Lois Charbonneau. Verna Crouse. Carol Curry. Carol Davis. Kristi Donkin. Kathryn Dow. Marilyn E lmun ls. Pamela Foote. Gayle Gallagher. Lynn Grant. Lynda Groner. Ann Henderson. Ten • Ix c House. Martha Lair. Victoria Lewis. Roxana 344 Sackett C launched the 1962-63 school year as a women's dorm for the first time. Fall term was full of excitement for everyone. The women enthusiastically decorated for the Nickel Hops, had a costume dance, “I Dreamed I Was .. presented an outstanding Homecoming sign, held a tea for their housemother and enjoyed Christmas sings. The women also participated in many intramurals throughout the year. Long. Ruth McKinnon. Janet Moore. Judith Morgan. Margaret Nelson. Linda Nicholson. Sharon Nix. Julie Scott. Susan Shearer. Kay Singhose. Jessie Sloan. Amy Tucker. Su anne Voll. Susan Waggoner. I)oris Watson. Sharon White. Sihyl Zacher. Rosalie Williams. Roberta 345 SACKETT D President Mahaney. Carole Class of 1963 Freeland. Virginia Payne. Carolyn Class of 196-1 Buchanan. Donna Chun. I� uclla Fielx-r. Diana Kinoshita. Kay Page. Beverly Hyman. Marilyn Class of 1965 Colo. Marla Dershon. Wilberta Devin. Priscilla Gaylord. Sharon Hosenthal. Carol Class of 1966 Adair. Twila Alien, Gretchen Beymer. Annette Brue. Schoryl Bunlen. Janice (Callaghan. Kathy Chncartegui. Ix uise Curtis. Ellen Dana. Carol Dennis. Kay Dysart. Karen Giehner. Sherry Green. Barbara Hammond. Nikki Harshman. Samira Hodgson. Linda Horning. Martha Jaegly. Catherine Keithley. Carolyn Kinkaid. Sharon Koele. Patricia Lieuallen. Patricia McDonough. Connie McLean. Barham Nash. Patricia 346 It was evident that the fair sex was again prevailing at Sackett D as girls moved in for the first time in three years. The girls enjoyed a worthwhile year in scholarship and activities. The first honor bestowed on Sackett D was the crowning of Sue Aiken as queen of Paw-Paw Land. Angel Flight, Orchesis, Seahorses and the OSU women’s bowling team had representatives from Sackett D. “Way-out” was the word for “Subdued Rendezvous,” the fall term house dance. Pahkala. Paula Pyle. Katherine Rccksick. Margaret Schulze. Paula Smith. Ellen Sneed.Joan S ten nick. Susan Suvdam, Melinda Thomas. Nancy Welier. Linda West. Mary White. Lucille Wuhow. Barbara Jo Yamamoto. May Yoder. Joanne 347 SIGMA KAPPA I’resident Steven . Both Housemother Barnwell. Mr . Beulah Clot of 1963 Belt, Beatrice ■ translator. .lean Gill. Susan Hocken. Janice llotTman l.vnne MKIurc. Linda Moore. Kay Parti . Kathleen Rom. Carol Thomas. Alice Class of 1964 Belt. Maryellen Blanchfield. Sherryl Bodley. Joyce BraiUield, Alex Breneman. Judith Brogdcn. Linda Caldwell. Kathryn Coate . Carol Craig. Jane Dilworth. Anne Goodman. Joan Grow. Mary Hnmmann. Linda Ketchum. Katherine Liptak. I� i McDufTee. Anne Panley. Kathleen Peterson. Barbara Scott. Diana Swanson. Georgia 348 Long hours of practice won the Sigma Kappa crew team the 8-man crew trophy for the second consecutive year. The 23rd annual Smorgasbord for the faculty was held with authentic Swedish dishes and decorations. Scholastically, Sigma Kappa was represented on Mortar Board by Char Barnes, vice president: Beth Stevens, member of Omicron Nu and Theta Sigma Phi; and Sue Gill, Clara Waldo Award winner and AWS legislative council member. Lynne Hoffman, Home Economics senator and member of the MU Board of Directors, led Sigma Kappas in activities. Another active Sigma was Doreen Forslund, Panhellenic treasurer and member of Alpha Lambda Delta. Todd. Snndrn Tomlin. Diana Tucker. Carole Wyatt. Michele Class of 1965 Charters. Carol Christensen. Carolyn Clark. Carole Cooney. Shannon Dellinger. Susan Duindi, Nancy Rnwhihl. Mary Epeneter. Roberta Forslund. Doreen Gresham. Karen Hall. Susan Hraha. Doris Hunt. Sharon Jenks. Janet Kinsley. Judith l iwrry. Sharon Mayer . Cornelia Odell. Elizabeth Rief, Beverly Sonnenber . Kay Warrinicton. I’at Wheeler. Patricia Class ol 1966 Abbey, Sue Bee ton, Judy Brenner. Carolyn (•anglois. Shirley Loren . Carol Lootli. Carol Lund. Ellen Maki. Claudia Marx. Alice McIntyre. Judy Plixka. Janet Wilson. Sheryl Wright. Jane 349 SNELL HALL President Davis. Margaret Housemothers Mark. Mrs. Arthur Looney. M rs. Weldon Class of 1963 Angel. Samira Goto. Arlene Haener. Marie Herrin. Carol Jones. Maranee Kelly. Katherine Matsumoto. Amy Myhr. Sallee Nelson. Linda I’aola. Phyllis Thiele. JoAnn Wakkuri. taila Wellman. Mary Beth Class of 1964 linker. Ila Beal. Christine Cardon. Whitney Clarke. Pat Dowell. Barbara Dunagan. Sandra DeardorfT. Joline Earle. Deborah Erickson. Ardis Ewing. Carol Fogarty. Darlene Corby. Joan Harwell. Margaret Immbert. Linda Robertson. prnnxine Rohner. Juana Striven. Lynn Thompson. Alice Tuthill. Elizabeth Van Valzah. Nancy Webb. Elizabeth West. Katherine West. Linda Whitmore. Diane Williams. Vicki Yoneyama. Ruth Class of 1965 Adkisson. Marjorie Armagost. Jean 350 Report from Hollywood-Exclusive! In a glamour-studded ceremony, Snell Hall awarded its honor bracelet to Margaret Davis and Kay Kirkelie for intradorm activities ... Everyone who is anyone came to “Elyseum,” Snell Hall’s semi-formal dance. I’m sure it is regarded by all as the social smash of the year... The sensation of the season was the presentation of the I DC Homecoming house sign trophy which Snell won for its spectacular entry ... Everyone’s favorite, Connie Coyte, added another honor to her long line of awards when she was selected Betty Coed ... The whole town was buzzing when it was announced that Janet Hall made Rook rally ... Flash! In an exclusive interview, Jan Louns-bury confided to me that she was a meml er of the Sigma Chi Sweetheart court... Well, fans, that’s all the news for now Anderson. Peggy llall. Stacia Barnett. Rotiic I {call. Jaw Bird. Barbara Bovey. Roberta Chang. Georgiana Clayton, Ix lic Clifton. Mnren Co« | . Anita Cooper. Pamela Coyle. Constance Daugherty. Virginia Davcn| ort. Janet Davison. Sue Dorsey. Karin Kkstrom. JoAnn Farr. Patricia Fikan. Mary Findley. Flame Fisk. Mary Geiger. Carrol Green. Linda Greer. Virginia Hamm. Samira Harding. Karen llavden. Nlaren Holland. Chloe Hunt. Pamela Jolma. Beverly Kikkawa. Gail Koerner. Peggy Loe, Christina LmcUteky. Sally IawchiUky. JoAnn Lieske. Joy Lommon. Jane Low, Karen Mallory. Patricia McAlvage. Karen M (Clung. Joan McCormick. Janet McKnight. Barbara 351 SNELL Mozger. Barbara Mi eras, Nancy Moeller. Verna Norm. Gail Olsen. Sharon Palmer, Linda Puttie. Corinne Phil| olt. Sandra Pitman, Carol Poucher, Mary Banslam. Judy Beckmann. Betty Henoud. Linda Ryan, Lorraine Saunders. Carol Schneider. Jeanne Schultze. Fritzi Siegenthaler. Kay Signaless. Andrea Strauss. I.ilita Stuart. Carol Ting. Pamela Trask. Donna Turner. Toni Vaughn. Nancy Wherry. Anne Whitaker. Janet Wholey. Linda Winkelman. Marie Young. Nancy Clou of 1966 Aman. Chirlee Bair. Jacqueline Baldock. Janet Barnum. Betsy Boehme. Oralee Breedlove, JoAnn Brown. Toni Bullard. JoAnne Burgess. Patricia Cameron. Jane Carlson. Evelyn Chodrick. Camille 352 Claggett. Sandra Clarke, Barliara Conover. Donna Copenhagen. Christine Davis. Lynne Decker, Merry Dey. Diane Dodds. Gretchen Donahue. Nona Duke. Pamela Durette. Carolyn Hast ridge. Elizabeth Edwards. Joan Eikrem. Jeanne Elkins. Patricia Fcrnald. Jo ly Forsyth, Patricia Fredricks. Susan Fuller. Jane Gaunt. Della Green. Carol llnddan. Phyllis Hall. Janet Hammel. Ellene Hanley. Karan Hartley. Claudia Harvey. Susan Heusscr. Charlotte Highland. Linda Hirte. Cheryl Hublxard. Georgia Hunter. Judith Jackson. Judy Johansen. Linda Johnson. Mary Johnson. Yvonne Jones. Vicki Kanick. Diane Keckler. Diane KielT. Carolyn Ijind. Barbara Lantz. Betty Laurine. Pat Lichty. Jane 353 SNELL Majcorian. Cheryl MiiUlriim. Diane McCurgar. Barbara Miller. I.imin Miller. Shirley Mi shier, Rebecca Moore. Jean Mo« re. Linda Nash. Michelle Norris. Peggy Ny . Janet Olsen. Bonnie Palmer. Timmy Parker. Janice Perry. Kay Pettenon. Janice Phillips. Mary Poor. Dannu Ramp. Tracy Rehh. Diane Rhoads. Sandra Robertson. Dot tie Robins. Beckie Robinson. Eileen Romsos. Shirley Rothe. Mary Bunge. Susan Samscl. Kathleen Schaad. Beverly Schoeler. Patricia Sherlock. Kathie Smith. Lirxla Smith. Susan Spit re. Lots Stallard. Jacqueline Stand ley. Judy Steele. Diane Stevenson. Thyra Stroschine. Judy Teeter. Marilyn Thomas. Jill Thomas. Susan Thompson. I.indn Thomson. Julie Thorn. Patricia 354 Tuor, Sharon Vonallman. Mary Vanhocne. Kathleen Wallace. Carolyn Walter. Carol Waterman, Anne Well . Janice West. Irene Whitel� ea l. Marjorie Willi . I.vik1.1 355 WEST HALL President Chorale, De-anna Housemother Severlxon, I-ovetta Class of 1963 Back. Gay Chaw, Marcia Graham. Helen Henning. Altriiui Killxiurn. Janet Kunzelman. Mary Lingelbach. Helen Joan Moses. Patricia Rohrcr. Merebeth Sellens. Mary Terrill. Sharon Tomlin. Carla Tower. Diane Weber. Catherine Wirlmark. Emma Wong. Betsy Class of 1961 Alien. Edna Bauserman. Julie Berge. Eileen Hliven. Janet Bowers. Carol Brooks. Karen Byers. Carolyn Campbell. Donna Connolly. Rosanne Davis. Carole Elledge. Catherine Fiedler, Kathleen Grimes. Edna Haaf. Vnlorie Hansen, Dorothy Hosford. Judy Java. Patricia Marshall. Trudic 356 “Go West, Young Men” as the theme for the annual Nickel Hops set the stage for a year full of activities. “West Side Story,” featuring Paul Revere and the Raiders, marked a wild and successful fall term dorm dance. Campus VIP Diane Tower, AWS president and member of Mortar Board, resided at West Hall. Known for its athletic teams, West Hall won the intramural volleyball trophy for the second consecutive year. Other fall term awards included second place in swimming and 8-man crew and the finals in bowling. Four girls toured with the field hockey team and four played on the basketball team. Nakamura. Judith Rantala. Myrna Rrckman. Karleen Shepard. Leona Stanley. Helen Stoner. Claudia Steven . Ann Stine . Leah Thompson. Patricia Wells. Sharon Wick. Jean Wilcox. Karen Wong. Adeline Westling. Carol Clast ol 1965 Anderson. Christine Baccus. Barbara Babcock. Marilyn Bauserman. Kathie Berger. Grace Bjelde. Beverly Blagen. Barbara Bowman. Molly Brandick. Francie Burford. Sandy Campbell. Jane Cannon. Susan Cochran. Carmen Cooke. Carol Crosby. Bar Kirn Davis. I.uanne De Marx. Elvira Dolmyer. Miriam Dunn. Deanna Ellis. Leslie Fletcher. Jane Gillaspie. Joan Green. Linda Griffith. Robin 357 WEST Hamlin. Nancy Hardison. Cathy Harding. Jannice Harris. Sarak Hundley. Carol Ingram. Betty Kennell. Janet Klopfer. Linda Koenig. Linda 1 .arson. Susan Lee. Cynthia LcPelL Victoria Linkcmycr. Connie Lund. Diane Maguire. Patricia Massey. Mary Both Moore. Roberta Nylander. Ann O'Brien. Mary Oveson. Evelyn Page. Mary Peyton. Judy Pitardi. Sallie Rautio. Arninne Rayburn. Patricia Reeder, Andrea Reese. Darlene Roger . Phyllis Ryan. Cheryl Schmidtke. Palmira Simpson. Carol Stein. Margaret Tanscy. Sheila Trout. Trudy Truax. Judy Van Onulall, Im% 358 Venturi. Carmelinda VrrstM . Sharon Walker. Mary Watt . Helen Waatling. Carol Willey. Cheryl Wilson. Mary Ellen Winslow. Carol Yamamoto. Carol Yoehida. Karen Zahradnik. Dolores Clcut ol 1966 Abraham. Mary Bahr. Alyce Baker. Barbara Thinks. Sharon Beck. Ju ly Benson. Susan Brice. Elizabeth Bush. Penelope Byrd. Suzanne Conerly. Cheryl Conway. Patricia Cooper. Janet Crosby. Barbara Davis. Francoise Davis. Marilyn DeBoer. Karen Dickey. Melody Dickson. Gloria Efteland. Sharron Eikelberger. Jean Ezekeil. Margaret Fairchild. Vicki Fenander. Carolyn Fiegi. Carolyn Gainer. Linda 359 WEST Gayer. Margo Gifford. Martha Glover. Jill Grammer. Tania Grover. Susan Hall. Ann Hanxen. Beverlee. Hansen. Elizabeth Harlan. Sidnay Hart. Susan Hatch. Barbara Helfrich. Maxine Hendricks. Kathryn Himes. Sharon Howell. Kathy Hoxmeier. Evy Hutchings. Gail Ingram. Cherie Isaac. Helen Isakxen. Ingrid Isham. Linda Jenkins. Susan Jensen. Diane Jones. Janet Jossy. Carol Jossy. Karen Kennedy. Roberta Klever. Penny Knemeyer. Catherine Kropp. Joanne Lee. Penny Ixiveridge. Marilyn Malcolm. Vicki Marshall. Virginia Martin. Karen Means. Irma 360 Mehl. Marilyn Mueller. Cheryl Morgan. Geraldine Morriii. Patricia North. Ellen Oliver. Margaret Orr. Katherine Perrigo. I-inda Peterson. Susan Prentiss. Catherine Rayson. Nancie Rohler. Susan Samuel. Ijiurie Sanders. Jane Schaad. Grace SchandcI. Janet Schulmerich. Kay Shinn. Bonnie Simpson. Barbara Slayton. Karen Sprague. Janice Spurgeon. Carol Stauffer. Susan Stebncr. Carol Tennent. Barbara Tidwell. Esther Timmerman. Alice Troudt. Jean Tucker. Carol VanDyke. Judith Vaughan. Catherine Wadnizak. Diane Walsh. Karen Whitecotton. Wendy Winters. Frances Zielinski. Marilyn 361 WINSTON HOUSE I'n-mlcnl Vaughn. Carla Class of 1963 McKibhin. Janet Huffman, C Joanne Blake. Cordelia llouxemolhrr Fifer. Mrs Alpha Class of 1964 Bccwley. Marie Boyd. Pamela Biiswi'll. Lynne l)irkwn. Rena Kafton. Linda Mrnl� r, Linda Procter. Carolyn Scherpf. Carlene Shultz. Cynthia Class of 1965 Hobson. Sharon McElroy. Linda Sininia, Kloi o Smith. Kay Tipton. Charlene Wepster. Sally Wheaton, Marjorie Cla$t of 1966 Barker. Patty Hickman. Marilyn Mouse. Bonnie La Rue. J. Deanne Lend. E. Irene McKinley. Judy Miller. I iura Reinke. Broshia Rhoades. Cheryl Webster. Bonnie Activities at Winston House not only began early in the year but also at the unthinkable hour of 5:30 a.m. Winston’s four-girl crew team grimly rolled out to the summons of alarm clocks and shoved off for the mighty Willamette River. A loyal coxswain helped them “stroke” their way to the championship. The women of Winston brought home the blood donors’ trophy for the third term in succession. Carolyn Proctor represented Winston in the Homecoming queen finals. Home economics majors frantically sewed her into the newly created ensemble just before the crowning ceremony. 362 work and activity, the key words for the , were exemplified by our receiving the i Sportsmanship Trophy. Fall term the s was the home for two students from land. The activity-minded members were )lyn Paine, president of Co-Resident Worn-Council; Beverly Butts, vice president of Resident Womens Board of Trustees; and irlotte LeFevre, secretary of Co-Resident uncil. THE PINES I’rrtidrnl Wright. S'. Joyce (Irnttuale Sturlmt Dontrichnroon. Suchinda Class of 196.1 Beehler. Barbara Hull . Beverly llousemolhi'r Bailey. Mr Helen JikM. Beth McDole. Judy Class ot 1964 Honda. Kvelyn Kerr. Barbara Ix Fevre. Charlotte Caine. Carolyn Pendleton. Donna Stewart. Joyce Class ol 1965 Aufdcrnuiucr. Inn Coffey. Sheila Evers. Norma Goodwin. Marsha I hum'll. Cheryl Knrnjanatrnkul. Snwat M ajorowicz, Iona Mork. Melany Bydrll. Phyllix Class ol 1966 Chandler. Alexia Hughey. Sandra Mnddix. M. Carol Olaon. Gail 363 ZETA TAU ALPHA President Angove. Patricia After being squeezed into temporary quarters, the Zeta’s happily moved into their new spacious quarters at the end of fall term. Although moving and getting settled in their new home took up time and energy, the Zeta’s still had time left for activities and scholarship. Activity girls included Karen Barr, chairman for the ASOSU March of Dimes dance; Marty McFetridge, lead in “Streetcar Named Desire”; Jane Whitcomb, Pi Mu Epsilon, Orange O and president of Orchesis; Linda Davis, Phi Sigma and Pi Delta; and Carol Fisher, accompanist for Choralaires. Housemother Smith. Mr . Linton Class o 1963 Burr, Karen Davi . Linda Hunter. I .avon Kyte. Kristi Whitcomb. Jane Worral. Patricia Class of 1964 Bowers. Connie Fisher. Carol Hi'rmlon. Edinnne I ttenmaier. Judith McCleave. M. Jill McFotridge. Marty Class of 1965 Bartel . Judith Bueller. Diane Damm. Linda Doherty. Elizabeth Frost. Carol Grom. Elynor Holme . Diantha Mochel. Alice Sorensen. Sharon Tainter. Carole Class of 1966 Bower . Galen Diehl. Margaret Decker. Jane Haas. Paulus Harm . Helen Wetn-r. Gayle 364 ALPHA KAPPA LAMBDA Again this year. Alpha Kappa Lambda’s were active in campus activities, and it seems as if there was always someone attending noon meetings. Gail McCarty was a member of Alpha Zeta and president of Withycombe Club. John Wurn was pledged to Beta Alpha Psi. Darrel Stafek was active in five campus organizations, including IFC, where he served as adviser for the IFC sing committee. Representing AKL in the athletic field was Clay Daulton, a member of the varsity swimming team. Harlan Sager was active on the Navy drill team and in chorus. President Stafek. Darrel Housemother Dawson. Mr . Bertha Graduate Student Olson. Jerry Class of 1963 Anderson. David Gooding. Lloyd McCarty. Gail Rozcndal. Paul Spitze. Dennis Steele. Keith Young. William Class of 1964 Klinkenberg. Charles Shoji. Kugeno Decker. Van Stafek. Jerry Wood. George Wurn. John Class of 1965 Daulton. Clay Hastie. Ronald Rader. Tom Sager. Harlan Kishinami. Wayne Class of 1966 Decker. Donalrl 365 ACACIA President Kearney, I-oo Class of 1963 Batch. Tom Bochmc. Larry Hardin. Robert Housemother Johnson. Mrs Bertha Hirte. Dour Kelley. Jim Lasher. Jim Malhany. Allan Mikkelsen. Curtis Newman. Philip Olson. Robert Parkhurst. Nigel Parrish. Loys Smith. Joe Turner. Bill Wakeham. Ernest Waltrip. Marlin Class of 196-1 Avrit. Roger Bjerko. Bruce Brady, Jim Carnegie. John Cockrell. William Cox. Kent Drliea. Karl Gordon. Robert Huyclt. Ernest Kasaharu. Albert Keeley. Pat Magnuson. Bruce Marosok. Richard Martin. Melvin Mink. Rrfgcr 366 The men of Acacia take time out from the books to participate in campus activities. Some outstanding Acacians in campus activities are: Curt Mikkclsen, ASOSU Public Relations chairman. Scabbard and Hlade, Alpha Delta Sigma; I ec Kearney, Tau Beta Pi, Scabbard and Blade, Sigma Tau; Jim Kelley, MU 0| en House chairman: Doug Hirte. MU Toastmasters chairman. Scabbard and Blade; and Dave Pace, MU music chairman. One of the biggest events of this last year for the men of Acacia Fraternity was the completion of a large remodeling project. Even' year Acacia selects a crippled girl from the Shriners Hospital to preside over their Sweetheart Ball. Paco. Dave Pietsrh. Ken Rod Molt Srhronlrr, Keith Shearer. Is-slie Class ol 1965 Arret I. Jerry Brown. Cameron Brown. Keith Cate . Charles Penny. Dave Graft. Cary Mansfield. John McFarlinj;. Bruce Norhy. John Okada. Justin Shuman. Dale Talhort. tarry Webster. John Class ol 1966 Ball. Jerry Britton. Howard Cushman, William DeVoe. Gary Kleimer. John Adamson. Jerry Miller. Jay Monroe. Guy Reese. Steven Roberts. Ken Rohde. Richard Taylor, Robert 367 Upshaw. Ken Well . Dale Wheeler. Todd ALPHA GAMMA RHO P,resident Allison. Jim Fall term, Alpha Beta of Alpha Gamma Rho hit the books again to try to maintain our usually healthy scholastic standing. Meantime, however, Don Reed was elected Freshman Class president. John Nuxall, president of Beta Alpha Psi, was received into a host of other honoraries. Stewart Holmes and Dennis Wood began a brilliant year on the Forensic Squad. Winter term. Jim Allison headed our hearty group of wrestlers. On the social side, the AGR’s held numerous rollicking exchanges, firesides and a wild pledge dance. Class ot 1963 Boyd. Gary Chapman. Jim Crawford. Ronald Housemother Norris. Mrs. Varda Evans. Larry Heater. Timothy Jensen. Marlin Koeater. Marlin Malmros. Michael Morris. Kollie Nash. Richard Neilson. Richard Nuxall. John Ochrlman. Robert RcKgiani. David Wcpster, Jan Class of 1964 Berry. Ted Cook. Gordon Davis. Garth Hansen. Tom Oakley. Donald Pranger. Thomas Roberts. John van I.obcn Sels, Carol 368 Willett. Gayle Wood, William Clots ol 1965 Beblwr. Gary Dixon. Marion Doane. John Fluter. Richard Holmes. Arnold Jorgensen. Robert Malmros. Merlin Marx. Emmett Nash. Gerald Roby. George Souvenir, Stanley Willett, Gary Class ol 1966 Amberg. John Campbell. Michael Crawford. Robert Evert. Kent Johnson. Roger Kcntta. William Kerns. Tim McArthur. Iceland Miller. Edward Finder. James Wade. Sam Wolfe. William Zurcher. Thomas 369 ALPHA SIGMA PHI President Dexter. Richard Among the outstanding Alpha Sigma Phi’s on campus this year were Rick MiddlekaufT, MU activities chairman and assistant chairman of the Prom; Rick Dexter, IFC secretary and Dale Sherretz, Masque and Dagger. Class of 1963 Cummings. Junes I hie. Gary Ingram. Robert Schmitt. tauis Housemother Mullen. Mrs Nellie Wheeler. Jerry Wright. Gary Willy. Ray Class oi 1961 Barney, Robert Clinkinbeard. William Drew. Stephan Dowell. Jon taird. I.ynden McGillivray, Peter MiddlekaufT. Richard Morrow. Ray Rose. Robert Turpin. Thomas Class of 1965 Adams, tarry Carlson. Charles Drake. William Kploy. Kenneth Gardner. Alan Hallber . Al Liveslcy. Philip McNeill. Donald Nolan. Mike Schmokel. Steven Sherretz, Dale Waltz. James Class of 1966 Anderson. Gary Blanchard. Ken Cole. Charles Fisher. Ronald l.iddvcoat. Robert McDonald. Ronald Medyn. Anthony Robertson. Anthony Trantow. Terry 370 BEAVER LODGE Beaver Lodge, the home of the rowdy, the studious and the athletic, excelled in campus, scholastic and house activities this year. Three of our members led campus organizations: Cooperative Students Council, American Society of Agricultural Engineers and Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship. We were the all-school horseshoe champions for the second straight year and placed in the finals in independent track competition and independent basketball. I'rrgidrnt Morton. I.eland Jr. Houtrmothrr Million. Mm. Marie Class ol 196:1 Andrew . Stanley Mncomber. Keith Robb. Allan Teitzel. Bert Willi . Barry Class ol I96J Banker. I.eonard Jr. Finn. Brian Mandery. William Pendcll. Herschel Class ol 1965 Alexander. Jerry Choong. Philip Dccdon. I-arry Griflin. Dennis Hay. Douglas Kuehn. Richard M« dler. Vernon Nelson. Harold Ng. Henry Quade. Harlan Robinson. Stephen Russell. William Wendell. William White. DtvSd Class of 1966 Baird. Charles Jr. Beesley. Stanley I enker. Richard Farley. James Henderson. Gil Johnston. Gerald Kircher. Robert Kobayakawa. Wendell Richey. Philip Singletary. James Smith. Michael Treman. Paul Zimmerman. Ivan Jr. 371 ALPHA TAU OMEGA President Anderton, Jim Class oj 1963 Brisbee. tarry Blanchfield. Jolt liarzee. Gary Bakkcn. Richard Housemother 1 mgfollow. Mrs. Ruth Clark. Jim Connolly. John Douglas. Bruce Gibson. Jock I,ambert. Kent Nash, Don Orr, tarry Quinn. Paul Reynolds. Julius Smith. Frank Taylor. Tom Class ol 1961 Bartel. Fred Brown. Frank (’lark. Glen Cowles. Jack Duncan. Doug Fclker. Dick Fritz. Dennis Goldammcr. Bill Harr. Richard llinvichs. John Jones. tarry Kearney. Ken Knoll. Art l.inville. Kim Manning. Bill Meskimen. Lew Thomas. Ben Wilder. Dave Williams. Bruce Class of 1965 Aalfg. Dennis Anderson. Carl Brown. Romer Canessa. Bill Dillow. Jody Fehrenhacher. Doug Habarlack. Bill llnrenfeld. Rick Harh -rt. Mark Hawkes. Greg v. ] c i 372 As usual the ATO’s were well represented all over campus. Jim Anderton was president of IFC and a member of Blue Key. Gary Bar ee was Senior Class sergeant at arms and Rich Good was associate editor of the Barometer. Sportswise, we had many fine athletes represented on several Rook and varsity teams, including football, basketball, wrestling, cross country, swimming, track, baseball, golf and rugby. Along with eight other Taus, Bruce Williams, fullback, added the power punch to this year’s Liberty Bowl football team. Hector. Al Ho| |mt. Dick Johnson. JettC Kelli . Hill Purvi . Chuck Woodworth. Warren Class of 1966 Hushy. Richard Caldwell. Will Coleman. Ken Fossati. Frank Foutz. Hud Miller. Val Millikcn. Ralph Misovetz. Mike Nelson. Guy Netzor. Gary Norman. Paul Norman. Phil Parker. Doug Patterson. Hill Puckett. Dour Retting. Rodger Richey. Alan Rowe. Dan Steinfeld. Dave Steurmer. Terry Turnbull. Wayne Van Pelt. Bob 373 BETA THETA PI President Murphy. Edward Beta’s weathered another academic session at OSU with banners held high. Mel Counts, Lynn Baxter, Rex Benner, Tim Campbell and Jim Jarvis represented the Beta’s on the Oregon State varsity basketball team. The fall term house dance, featuring Paul Revere and the Raiders, turned out to be one of the wildest social affairs of the year. Although studying was held to a minimum. the Beta’s still managed to come up with some of the top grades on campus. Seriously, the spirit of brotherhood ran high in the Beta house, truly our home away from home. Housemother Verdurmon. Mr . Elodic Class of 1963 Harnett. William Barnum. William Burnet. Steven Campbell. Timothy Cook. Roy S. DeCourcey. Denis Dukehart. John Gordinier. Peter Hall. John Ira. Cecil Johnson. Roger Kerr. John I ngadorf. Michael Lin. David H. McGuire. James Mudd. James Peterson. Donald Roake. Peter Roath. Stephen Shaylor. Robin Stronach. Charles Summers. John Tripiano. Frank Turner. Joe Youngquist. Michael Class of 1964 Baxter. Clifford Bayless. Edward Behse. Dean Bekooy. Rodger Bennett. Woodson Benner. Royal Counts. Melvin Doherty. David Flitcraft. George Callus. W. Jack Malvorsen. Franklin I-ec. Robert 374 Lehrer. Albert Marsh. William O'CallaKhan. Timothy Suckling. Douglas Thompson. Robert Tolan. Gil Clan of 1965 Armes. John Bergman. David Barnum. Robert Dukehnrt. Christopher Forney. Michael Genova. Joe Goedeck. Larry Graham. Jack Hall. Floyd Hood. Richard Hurd. David .Jarvis, James Karnath. William Kraus. James Perry. Dennis Richardson. Chip Thurber. Thomas Vitek. Michael Wilson. Bruce Chut of 1966 Allen. Sherman Bjornson. Brian Cassell. Clyde Hobbs, Thomas Jackson. William Juckeland. Phillip Kelly. Michael Mead. Michael Miller. Edwin Peterson. Thomas Raiton. Jack Roth. Thomas Sasaki, Arthur Schultz. William Steele. Arthur Steel. Hjalmar Stephenson. Robert Thomas. John Wheeler. Alan 375 CAMPUS CLUB President Nibfor. Joseph Housemother Million. Mr . Mario Class of 1963 Muller. Gilbert HofstcUer. Dwayne tlurlrlik. Paul Johnson. Vernon McDeamvon. Alan White. Harry Class of 1964 DrU|i|). Norman Kn |ui t. Raymond Grave . Rodnry Johnson. Jame Stewart. David Swanson, tarry Taylor. Wayne Worker, tarry Class of 1965 Chrismnn. Kenneth Clore. Howard Gilchri� t. Jack Huling. Fred Marler. Kenneth Munkrcs. Thomas Phelps. Ro«:er Pitman. Dexter Stroup. David Suhrbier. Arnold Class of 1966 Mostick. Kruce Crain. William Fisher. Douglas Magelitz. tarry McMullen. David McMullen. Donald Muir. William Kollofson. John Schwarzer. Daniel Sloan. Ronald VanZanten. Rarend ’HM) Between house dances, fall term “Crypt Kick” and winter term “Probation Prom,” firesides, exchanges and reblazing trails to the campus after the Columbus Day storm, members found time to actively participate in politics, sports and, of all things, classes. Joe Nibler, Co-op senator; Roger Phelps, OSU bowling team; and Wayne Taylor and John Rollofson, OSU marching band members, led in activities. Many of the men were active in campus honoraries. 376 DAVENPORT HOUSE Visits to the South for exchanges with co-ops at Oregon were among the greatly enjoyed social activities at Davenport House. Men participating in OSU athletics were Ken Barrett, Rook baseball; Terry Monroe and Ed Berney, varsity track; and Terry Horton, varsity wrestling. On the political side, Ed Berney was president of Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship. Lloyd Mills was treasurer of Future Farmers of America. President Massey. Robert Class ol 1963 William . James Higby. Paul Fitch. Irvine llernoy. Edward. Jr. Housemother Albright. Mr . Class of 1964 Farmer. Michael Howe . Bernard Horton. Terry I Jim, Ronald Mulnnnx. Matthew Sheppard. John Class at 1965 Babcock. Douglas Brown. Robert Erickson. Michael Horn. Marvin Leith. Jnmc M.iu Lloyd Robson. Stanley Rom. Gordon ShurtlifT. James Tyrrel. Michael Class of 1966 Barrett. Ken Bernini;. Dunne DauMc. Kenneth Fullerton. David Hansen. Paul Jr. Kuskic. William Loveland. Charles McGowan. Kenneth Monroe. Terry Norris. John Nugent. David Tice. Robert Mascot Sinner 377 Cauthorn Hall HAGALL THORN Members of Hagall Thorn staggered back to first floor Cauthorn after a summer of carefree fun determined to raise GPA’s devastated by last spring’s marathon really run. Fearlessly shouldering the burden of college life, many took extra heavy loads of up to eleven hours. Survivors of the Columbus Day Storm were delighted to discover that Prrxidmi one of Hagall Thorn’s own, Dave Wood, had been elected Joe College. Sutcr. George C!a of 1964 Aircy. Dennis Adatnek. Janies Class of 1963 Plug. Steven Beard. John H oust mol her Hyde. Mm. G. Warren Class of 1964 Crandall. Terry Davis. Jeffrey DeMerritt. David Dod. Raymond Geltman. Thomas Hall. Jerry Harrison. Holier! King. J. David Krumhein. John tainm. Donald Mundt. William Munvtn, Warren Slastny. Edwin. Jr. Toth. Bruce Class of 1965 Anderson. Roger Avery. G. William Bill . Gary Broadhunt. Jerry. Jr. Carlson. Harold Creech. II. ('layton Herdine. Jim Karlberg . Andris Kriti . tarry McGill. James Steward. John Thorp, tarry Wood. David Class of 1966 Albright. James Brogden. Bruce Brown, Thomas Foster. Daniel Kurahara. Jan. Jr. Po| e. Dennis Sued. Darryl Thompson, Gary 378 TYR ILIX GAR This year a professional team undertook a study of a typical campus living group, Tyr Ilix Gar. Following arc the results of that study: 1. An industrial engineer found that an average of 3.5 hours jxtr man per week was si ent studying. 2. A doctor noted that many TIG men suffered headaches and upset stomachs on Saturday mornings. 3. A psychologist noted that many members found themselves more at ease at social functions after a few glasses of punch. 4. A sociologist reported a general feeling of insecurity about academic achievement, but noted that this was quite overbalanced by social solidarity and very pleasant group relationships. Prtsitltnl Sykes, Raymond Hornwmolhrr Hy lo. Mrs. (i. Class of 1963 Colo. I jiwrenoo Miller. David Yamashita. Dennis Class of 1964 Cooke. Daniel Fujimoto. Edward Gebhard. Kenneth Heer. Nlarlyn Jolley. Donald McchikofT. James Okura. Stevens Robertson. Charles Snyder. Steven Wallace. Ronald Class of 1965 Defler. Alan Fleming. William Freed. Roger Frahler. Michael Sendelhach. Robert Class of 1966 Blon:. Alfred Frascati. Robert Get be!. William Kehel. Jerry Lcdercr. I.loyd Nelson. Jerome Powers. Ronald Rude. Douglas Sending. Steven Starry- Clark Weise. Gene 379 President Qch . Eugene Housemother Hyde. Mr . K. Class of 1963 Amerio. Ronald Anderson. Richard Brown. James Butlon. Kenneth Funston. Freddie Hyde. James Reynolds. Jerry Silke. Gerald Class of 1964 Cl tan. William Coo|K r. Frederick Dallman. Holiert Fraser. Lloyd Golondzinier. Constant Hall. Lyle Hausafus. Edward Kirkelio. Everett Singer. Martin Class of 1965 Burger. Jerry Ho. Lloyd Kincaid. James Love. James Pu| | e. Joe Potter. John Reed. Douglas Teller. Peter Class of 1966 Anderson. Reed Bierman. I-arry Blachly. Donald Boe. Craig Church. John Davis. Klwood Dixon. Bruce Drake. Charles Ferguson. Bruce Gerttula. Charles II.ill Warren Johnson. Thomas Johnson. William King. Robert Kohn, Gerhart McCall. Robert Onizuka. Eric Ozdemirer. Altila Perrine. Jeff Poysky. George Sisk. Michael Stallings. Bill Stonecypher. George Thompson. Raymond Toth. Frank Wineland. Hal Outstanding memliers include Ed Hausafus, OSU rifle THORN TYR team: Gerry Silke. Pi Tau Sigma, Sigma Tau, Phi Kappa Phi and Pi Mu Epsilon; and Gene Ochs, Thorn Tyr’s sexy proxy and member of Eta Kappa Nu and Tau Beta Pi. 380 Sports were the main interests of Ehr Staan during the year 1962-63. Ehr Staan’s teams were league champions in both softball and football. Finally, Ehr Staan was the independent champion in sports activities. One other record worth noting was one set by Ehr Staan’s drinking team at one of the local pubs. Ehr Staan boasted a Blue Key member, Phil Gregg, who is well known on campus for his student government participation. EHR STAAN President Owen. Ttioma Housemother Hyde. Mn.G. Class of 1963 Beutler. Robert Dickey. Keith Lchrtmch. Nicholas North. Robert Class of 1964 Allen. Sidney Barrett. Robert Boucher. Rodney Foster. Jerry Frezza. David la-onard. James Sumamoto. .Jim Class of 1965 Becker. Ed Blackman. George Brown. Ronald IIassett. I.irry Jacoby. Lawrence Johannson. Edwin Lillif:. Thomas Lloyd. Darvel Miller. Donald Neuman. Dale Robinson. James Vescelus. Fred Vonpinnon. Phillip Wells. John Young. Wendell Class of 1966 Burnett. Ira De cndorf, Jim Henniger. Michael Knight. William B.. Jr. Mill . Walter H. Ill 381 Rietow. Robert Schmidt. Gordon While. Jerry President Huffman, i-irry QUORTH LOGAR Housemother Hyde. Mr . Class of 1963 Patterson, Robert Smith. Myron Wick. Harold Wilson. Gordon Class of 1964 Hannon. William Berg. William Browning. Eugene Kngleson. James Gilbert. William Iimtiaco. Ia-onardo Richardson. Gary Speight. Joe Class of I96S Bailey. Robert Ballew. Jim Bray. 'IV r ranee Charticr. Joseph Litteer. Robert Doxono. Robert Kpjrerson. Charles Fujimoto. William Kakishita. Gary Long. Edward Martin. Mike Murray. Howard Okino. Richard Peterson. Allan Rohrhack. Dan Ryan. Donald Class of 1966 Beck. Tom Bruce. Robert Dayton. Robert Doidge. John Gautschi. Frederick Guard. Donald Hansen. Donnel Johnson. Dan Johnson. David Kato. David I irson. Laurin I jw, David Master . Robert Philbrick. Tom Pott . Douglas Rous 1. James Spaulding. Larry Stickney. Roger Walling. Dennis 382 0P DELTA SIGMA PHI Active Delta Sigma Phi’s on campus include: John Wooster, president of Alpha Phi Omega and Service Clubs Council: Steve Yamami, vice president of Thanes; Ron Tipper. Phi Eta Sigma: and Fred Duckwall, Kappa Kappa Psi. President Wooster, John Class of 1964 Coykendall. Bob Class of 1963 Holloway. Ron Buse. George Ramazxina. Phil Housemother Dorothy. Mrs. Doris Class of 1964 DuckwulI. Fr«sl Germann, Ijrry Olson, Don Rnnsdcll. Dick Tipper. Ron Class of 1965 Carleson. Richard llelin. Bill 11 UK hi .«. Steve Newcomb. Bernanl Norbraten. Gil Steele. Paul Wisser. Glenn Yamami, Sieve Yaw. Chuck Peterson, Ron Class of 1966 Angelo. Mike Burkinan. Chuck Hnmmoml. Jerry Hanson. Pete Haskins. Bruce Kemp. John Greiner. Bill McDaniel. Dirry Neilson. John Nelson. Ken Pawley. Walt Richards. Ron Ross. Jim Selles. Bill Stevenson. Richard Weal. Tom York. Tom Zillman. Bill 383 CHI PHI President Richardson. David Salmons. Mrs. Edna Housemother Class of 1963 AI rick, Keith Anderson. Gary Ando. Norman Ballcnfcer. Robert Charlesworth. Edward Dane. Clifford Demers. Richard Doncaster, William Koozcr. Howard Larson. David Lite. Walter McGahucy, Gary Mopre. Danford Mulder. Michael Murphy. Donald Niebuhr, Walter Powell. Walter. Jr. Roberta. Kim Schaber. Leonard Stubblefield. Robert Wassman. Robert Wood. James Class ol 1964 Apple. Lester Boyles. Robert By ms, David Daly. Dennis Graham. Richard I.ec. Marvin Lew. Lawrence Schmitt. James Sutton. Daniel F. Jr. 384 A supreme effort in the world of sports resulted in a minimum reward for a maximum effort. Procrastination was again the keynote for academic proficiency for the men of Chi Phi. Hawaiians, Panamanians, Chinese and semi-Alaskans make any fireside chit-chat a vivid and enlightening one, and there are always some musicians around to ruin the eardrums. All that glass has its advantages. One can see girls coming two to three blocks away and going for the same distance. Transuo. Lloy«l Troll man. John Class of 1965 Barnes. John Davies. Craig Davenport. Terry Dyhrman. Richard Ellis, James Frit . Rene Haglund. James I-entsch. Jack Pitman. Theodore Rohb. Ronald Tripp. Randal Weed. Roger Wrolstad. Keith Class of 1966 Ashenfelter. Dennis Beith. William Berry. Douglas Burgoyne. John Baker. Allan ('atherwood. Dwight Crowston, Marvin Cunningham. Walter Fnus. Robert Fixchhach. Alan Glynn. Phillip Monroe. Darrel Melilrum. David Mulder. Peter Schriner. John Schneider. John So!lor. Michael 385 DELTA CHI The men of Delta Chi won second place in the IFC Sing last spring. They won the Blood Drive for the second time in as many years. Outstanding on campus were Fred Smith, Navy Drill Team commander; Ivan Fosback, MU Talent Committee chairman; John Mizulo, Barometer copy editor; and Dan Wilson, President Pharmacy senator. Gerlach. Raymond Housemother Sweet, Mrs. E. Class of 1963 Brown. Wayne Good. Dave Johnson. Dennis Jones. Steve Rooks. Jim Smith. Ralph Snead. Larry Sternerson. Roger Stofer. Gary Walker. Darryl Wilson. Dan Class of 1964 Elliot, Richard Karr. Bill Putter, Herb Hansen. Birt Jones. Jess Truax. Henry Class of 1965 Dixon. Alfred Enright. Don Folgato. Henry 386 Gardner. John Jordan. Jerry Mcnke. Ron Mizulo. John Murrell. Gregory Newman. Gary Ri tcr. Crayton VnnUden. Bob Wallace. Vern Wilson. Michael Wirth, Jim Weiuhtrruin. Crai« Class of 19 16 Abed. Ka«a Benoit. Duane Burk. Jerry Gove. Clare Iverson. Lewis Krumbein. David Moke. John Okuno. Paul Oliver. Gordon Ha ler. Larry Walker. Steven Walker. Robert Wilson. Raymond 387 DELTA TAU DELTA President Crowley. Michael Housemother Peck. Frances Class of 1963 Beckwith. William Coman. Ted Coughenower, Douglas Dartlis. Michael Ellison. Dennis Harrison. Wade Rostvold. Mark Thompson. Douglas Wishart. Kent Class of 1961 Burreson. Jay Carroll. Steven Case, Thomas Escobar. Salvador Faia. Ronald Forslrom. David Hardwick. William Helm. David Kreutz. James Lautcnschlngcr. Donald Marsh. Robert Milne. William McGUuaon. Bruce Moore. John Nelson. Larry Paauwe. Jon Streimer. Michael Trask. Rodger Ullom. Gary Winetrout, Ixh? Class of 196.', Ralmforth, Kenneth Cheldelin. Ron Dennis. Michael Donovan. Carl Enaiow. Rol ert Flynn. William Forrest. Alan Gibson. Bradford Hansen. Rich Hitchcock. Wdliam Korzan. David I.ieb. Robert l-owell. Gordon Morse. Frank Morton. Douglas 388 Delta Tau Delta, Delta Lambda Chapter, finished second in grades for frats. while the pledge class topped all the other pledge groups. A few who are meml ers and who have achieved success are .Scott Thompson, sj orts editor of the Barometer; Pete VValz, Baro ad big-wig; Doug Coughenower, managing editor of the Beaver; John Moore, Junior Class sergeant at arms; and Dave Clark, who held the position of Freshman Class “do it all.” Delts participated in varsity basketball. Rook basketball and football, track and baseball. Socially, the “French Apache” was another booming success. But then, isn’t it always? Paar hall. Jack Peyton. Kenneth Rotten. Timothy Thompson. Scott Walz. Peter Well . Neil White. William Wortman. Eldon Rothman. Randy CIom of I9M Rider. John Burreson. Dene Clark. David Clarke. Harry Davidson. Forbes DeardorfT. Robert Dudley, (.eland Halverson. Dean Hart. Rotter Jorek. Rotter Larttent. Kenneth Laird. Robert Mecklem. Nicholas Miller. Lindsay Moon, Thomas Osborn. Elmer Ode. Russell Rnmlierfc. David Saline. Thomas Salzer. John Samuclson. Walter ShirtrlilT. Ralph Slegal. Robert Shultz. Michael Smith. Laurence Strickler. Robert Taylor. Jack 389 DELTA UPSILON President Hopper. Fr«l Delta Upsilon developed new internal programs and enlarged the scope of chapter activities in many areas of fraternal living. The social program was climaxed by the annual “Bottle Fatigue” and by the traditional “Flower Formal,” in honor of the graduating seniors. DU’s were found on football, rugby, tennis and swimming teams. Other familiar DU’s on campus were Fred Hopper, Phi Kappa Phi; Dave Conley, Arnold Air Society; and Bruce Yarborough, Scabbard and Blade. Housemother Takacs. Mrs. Margaret Class of 196.1 Alvord. Allan Bavin . Robert Bcckendorf. fit raid Clem. Ijiwrence Conley. David Crabtree. William Hummer. David Ellermeyer. Robert Miranda. Frederick Olson. Keith Price. Charles Remberl. Charles Steenson. Brian Turk. Kenneth Class nj 1964 Axelsen, Carl Barnette. Phillip Beach. Gary Bettencourt. Bruce Dickson. Burnaby Ebcrxole. Steven Francis. William •Jantze. Curtis Mason. Curtis Preston. Paul Robinson. Thomas Snyder. Gary Stiger. Clinton Vendetti. Allan White. Larry Yarborough. Bruce Class of 1965 Beall. Thomas 390 Bulls. Robert Fanning. Larry Graham. James Grout. George Heaslelt. David Henderson. Herbert Heussy. William Husak. Stephen McElroy. Gerald Nielson. Gor«lon Norris. Michael Olsen. Rill Rupp. William Sieg. Dan Spei� cer. Michael Stover. James Tinker. Gene Wood. John WyckofT, Dour Class of 1966 Brack. John Davis. Kevin Dennerline. Dale Kcortgo. John Maxwell. Edward Mitchell. Brent Morey. Kirk Olson. Ronald Phipps. Ed Rogers. Ron Severson. Richard Valley. Patrick Wilson. Robert Wilson. Wallace 391 HAWTHORNE MANOR President Tara . Richard The independents of HM opened the year with a “hang” in the form of a Western-type fireside. Fortunately, no one was “gunned down” in the course of the evening’s events although various forms of gambling did take place throughout the night’s festivities. Members belonging to prominent honoraries on campus were Gary Hundley, a member of Phi Kappa Phi, secretary of Tau Beta Pi and vice president of Sigma Tau; and Jim Blodgett, member of Phi Eta Sigma. Athletically, we were active in intramurals. Clast of 1963 Andrieu. Raymond Corley. Roy Dow. Wayne Housemother Albright. Mr . J. B. Hipply. David Hundley. Cary UfTord Qian Class of 196-1 Allison. Dennis Blodgett. James I-einonen. Gil Ramsey. Dan Obcrg, Vernen Wingerd. Buford Class of 1965 Bennett. Rollert Hrhardt. Eugene Fuller. Richard I lusted. Howard Merten. Greg Odom. Wayne Class of 1966 Baker. Garry Brandt. John Campbell. John Clondenen. Gary Cook. Harold Deisner. Robert Gcssford. Wayne Goodwin. Mark Oukrop. Roger Philbrick. Tomas Rhoads. Frederick Ross. Michael 392 Hawley Hall DAEG ILIX In its first year Daeg Ilix has set a tradition as being an engineers’ hang-out with 16 engineers present. Not neglecting the social life the members joined many different clubs, with the Forestry Club being the most popular. Mike Koch found a prominent position on ASOSU Senate. President Harp. William Housemother Shimmin. Mr Alice Clan of 1963 Mason. James Clast of 1964 Boatman. Wayne Koch. Michael Schweitzer. David Clou, of 1963 Anderson. Allen M, Neal Roj Heed. Richard Hcichow. Keith Scott. James Speyer. Robert Williams. James Wise. Kenneth Clast of 1966 Baker. Dec Barry. Dennis Biveer. Darwin Copitzky. James Epley. Melvin Gipson. James Hemshorn. Norbert Hinrich. Terry Kcown. Michael I-arson. Gerald (•cdKcrwood. Scott Macaulay. Gary MacKcnroth. Henry Merwin, Clark Owen. Kenneth Riner. John Jr. Runyan. Stephen Sander . Jack Seward. Samuel Shook. John Stryker. Edwin Thompson. Bruce Warden. Merritt Wrir. Robert Westbrook. John Wilkeraon. Timothy Williams. Randolph Wood. William 393 ILIX ILIXILIX Culver. Charley President Tri Ilix defeated the Phi Delts three games in a row for the all-school volleyball championship, adding to its already impressive collection of trophies. There were other extracurricular activities besides intramural sports. Tri Ilix had a steak fry at Colorado Lake, several firesides and an exchange with Sackett C, the old residence of Tri Ilix. das of 1963 Harper, Geo rgo HuMuird. Carl Royer. Eugene Housemother Shimmin. Mrs. Alice Wiley. David Zimmerman. Eugene Class of 1964 Rackman. George Dornlas. Edward Hcitz. David Johnson. David Lancaster. Grog Nagaki. Junior Porter. Thomas Sherman. Donald Sipp. Edward Usidaino. Godwin Class of 1965 Bailey. Allen Bumard. Thomas Canario. James Hartley. Donald 394 Herb. David Hill. Norman Hirakami, Michael Holzmeyer. Gilbert Know!ton. David Kastleman. Ralph Lee. I jury Nifiri. Robert Ij-cdy, David Rande. Howard See. Thomas Tower. Randall Tucker. Brok Wilson. James Cla ts ol 1966 Boeke. Rofter Carstensen. Richard Caster. Chester Cronk. Michael Down. Richard Harle, David Kohnke. Wash Fierce. James Sommorfeldt. L. 395 YAR ILIX THORN Crrtidenl Gillc pie. Clinton Clann ol 1963 FSarhrr. Thoma Mmry. TKomaa Porigo. Clifford Shimmin. Mr . Alien Hos Iris Clam ol 1964 Eiwril. Clark Lau. Henry Rathhurn. Carl Rirlw. Richard Shepard. Gerald Clan of 1965 Bean. William Dayton. John Darcy. Mike Dix. Stewart Hadley. Chri Hilt. Barry Huhhard. Will Hiraknmi. Michael May Paul M earner. William Will. Jarne Who are the men of Yar Ilix Thorn? No one is sure, but Mrs. Shimmin, their housemother, remembers them as a group of guys who hauled 500 jiounds of loose hay in the elevator every Friday afternoon for firesides. The | eople near campus remember them by their midnight raids, the results of which helped to decorate their firesides with squash (suspiciously looking like pumpkins in the dark) and Christmas trees. West Hall saw them playing tackle football games in the mud basin beside the Mall, while the girls of 3rd short West remember them by a broken dump truck which wasn’t in the noise parade. Only the bravest of the hall maids ever ventured to acquaint themselves with this area of the dorm because of the continual card games and the carpet of cigarette butts on the floor. Of their many outstanding individuals they mention none, although they wish they could. 396 Class ol 1966 Adamson. Larry Anthony. James Bollock. Thomas Dryden. Barry Elmer. Bruce Freeman. Gary Goetz. David Hagerty. Thomas Huey. Douglas Kane. Alan I-au. Denis I-iwhead. Frank Levin. Michael Ijflht. Jim Moss. Nod Nichimoto, Roy Fierce. James Parnell. Edwin Ross. Dick Roam [ran Paul Wright, Richard Yatlen. Boyd Yokota. Roger 397 NAUD ILIX President Bemis. Gerry Gregg. Phil Marlx-od. Grrry Strahm. Rodney Houie mother Shimmin. Mrs. Alice I lean. Hill Emmons. Dennis Haxhv. James Quinn. Robert Scluirc. Rodney Schmidt. James Strahm. Gary Vennery. Peter Barcroft. David Boucher. Lawrence Jordan. David Fletcher. Loren Gee. Raymond Hanneman. Brian Tekola. Arthur Johnston. Jim 398 Naud Ilix became the new occupants of the Hawley Penthouse this year. Several individuals were found on the sports scene. Rich Koeper and Dave Downey played varsity foot-hall. Rick Whelan was a starter on the Rook Basketball team. Also in the spotlight was Phil Gregg, Phi Kappa Phi. Blue Key, chairman of the ASOSU Higher Education Committee. Kilpatrick. Robert Livermore. Nicky Marsh. Free! Miller. Gordon Nash. Anthony Ang, Phillip Pancoast. Loren Schaldc. John Sckavono. Robert Starr. Allan Takemoto. Wayne Class of 1966 Baumann. Fred Brown. David Chock. Jan Edwards. Dale Estes. Mike Goble. David Inman, Rod Lanston. Frederick Millard. Terry McCall. Jimmy Mekkers. Douglas Patterson. Bruce Seeley. Ronald Sturgess. Jonathon Welty. Robert Yunkcr. Robert 399 SIGEL TYR ILIX As a new club on campus this year the men of Sigel Tyr Ilix were somewhat unfamiliar with some of the campus activities, but they soon joined in and were active athletically in intramural sports and socially with many exchanges and firesides. The happy atmosphere of the club was promoted by many friendly tubbings and fun-filled water fights. Outstanding members were Cliff Watkins and Larry Richards, Rook football; Bob Baker, varsity swimming; and Mike Walker, Rook wrestling. The members were active in the Homecoming sign contest, which was won President by Hawley Hall. Alton. Robert Class of 1963 Inman. John Class of 1964 Cockhurn. Thomas Colonnn. Robert Ingram. Dean Kelly. Gerald Minullis, John Miller. I-eRoy Shields, Basil Thodc, Walter Class of 1963 Bruffett. James Gilbert. Robert Ivey. Kdwin Johnson. Larry Johnson. Robert Roland. Ralph Schaffer, Samuel Jr. Trcuidder. Kent Smith. Paul Wilcox. Tim Waiatonner. Monty Class of 1966 Adamson. .Jerry Amerman. Gary Barney. T. Berkey. Richard Brandon. Jeffery Carter. David 400 Christensen. David Clouse. John Daggett. Kenneth Eisenman. Roland Freitag, John Clover. Dean Hancock. Ted Hammer. John Herrala. James Huey. San Kirk. Dennis Land'hurg. George Maelnnes. John McNeloy. James McWilliams. John Michimoto. Michael Miller. John Molloy. David Morris. Ijirry Perkins. Charles Reynolds. Gary Vandergaw, Dale Walker. Michael Wong, Roger 401 HECKART LODGE 1‘rrsidrnt Krai man. I-irrv Heckart kicked off the year with participation in campus events, intramural sports, sanctioned social activities and unsanctioned social activities. The crash of bar hells and bodies was heard as varsity wrestlers Steve Hashimoto and Steve Strader prepared for their matches. Study conditions were better than usual and a little quieter than the average train station. Consequently, grades, although not of Phi Kappa Phi variety, were high enough to keep social activities among the sanctioned activities. Housemother Smith. Mrs. William Class of 1963 Anderson. John Langholff. Gilbert Lewis, William Marks. Darrell Sehoonmaker. Warren Woodford, OtM Thrush, Roliert Class of 1964 Becker. James Bishop. Donald Block. John Kmery. James Harris. Clifford Hat ten. Greg I .i nt I land. Gary Low. Peter McGrecr. Kelly Merrill, Nicholas Morehouse. Marion Palmer. Ronald Peterson. Wade Siesmund. Louis Smith. Lawrence VanSchoiack. Michael Class of 1965 Buchholz. Gary Commons. Gary Douthit. Gordon Holstad. Jack Huhhard. William Kemp. Michael Marion. Richard 402 Packard. John Partis. Don Perry. Rod Sochtjcn, James 8eoU Harry Toll . Terry VnnDcvcnder. Neal Class of 1966 Campbell. Jeffry Clark. DonaUI Clevenger. John Fawbush. Wayne Folxton. Larry Hanna. Roger Layman. Philip Mercer, Alfred Symons. Richard Yoder. Richard 403 President Peterson. Michael Housemother Grenfell. Dittic Class of 1963 Andrews. Robert Duller. Alvin Gilkison. Dennis llart. Charles Irvins, John Marlin. Richard Meredith. Richard Meyer. Gene Montgomery. David Nelson. Delbert Schoen. Paul Tanner. Kenneth Class of 1964 Anderson. Kenneth Brown. Stuart Dear lord. Arthur Kmorick. Charles Gentemann. Phil Griffith. Gary Hansen. John Hite. Terry I lobdv. Rol ert Kroening. Roger Livingston. Richard McCann. William McClellan. Howard McGinnis. Kenneth Ott, William Pemherton. Marvin RadlofT. Marvin Sandoz. Dennis Stanley. Rolx-rt West. Robert . . ... . . When the KDR's came back to school this year, ( X|—LJtzl I . hi III ) they cleaned out their closets, and in so doing, they found many souvenirs. First to come out were several dinosaurs and saber-toothed tigers from the pledge costume dance, “Stone Age Stomp.” Dusting off ribbons and stripes revealed that Mike Peterson was Scabbard and Blade president, and Ken Anderson joined him in the organization. While hanging up plaques and certificates, it was discovered that Erol Kirayoglu had been selected the outstanding sophomore in mechanical engineering and was presented the R. E. Cummings Award for the outstanding sophomore scholastically. Kirayoglu was also active in Tau Beta Pi, and Art DeardorfT was a member of Pi Tau Sigma. 404 Zimmer. George Clans of 1905 Anderson, Ernie Baker. Richard Collins, Ijirry Galusha. Glenn Geil. William Hansen. David Hart. Henry Holliday, Dennis Powell, Danny Haudsep. John Head. Robert Sandstrom. Kenneth Shelley. Robert Sisson. Richard Stiekel. Norman Class of I960 Barrett. William Onnham. Clurk Davis. Stove Dewey. Robert Dodson. Raymond Drinkwater. Jay French. Robert Hoffert. Alex Madison. John Meadows. Dennis Richardson. Terry Roberts. Clarence Singer. Steven Springer. Larry 405 KAPPA SIGMA Prttiden! Pimp. David Housemother Bon on. Mrs Rose Graduate Student Johnson. Ron ('laxs o 1963 Burroll, John Cram. Don Dudley. Jerry Erickson. Ralph Harper. John McCullough. Pat Oliva. Steve Patterson. Glenn Seppn. Dick Tennant. Dave Wells Mike Clan of 1964 Baldwin. Jim Bellingham. Dour Caster. John Chalfnn. Larry Cordano. Bill Crop. Roland Custer. Bob Dauenhauer. Paul Dunst. Larry Ella. Bob Ells. Dave Ells. Mike Everhart. Chuck Giottonini. Lou Givens. John Hinthorne. Tom Jennings. Mick Martin. Stan Paaach. Phil Patchin. Ted Clans of 1966 Aiken. Ted Beck. Ken Clemons, Gordon Cowan. JelT •106 With a good “dirty rush” program, the cream of the crop appeared at 354 25th Street this year. Tommy Prothro had a couple of his Liberty Bowl animals caged at the K-Sig house. Running the show on campus from the house were Mike Sweeney, Freshman Class treasurer; Bruce Hamilton, Sophomore Class prexy; Tom Hin-thorne, foresty senator; and Lou Giottonini. Sophomore Cotillion chairman. The Kappa Sigs held down their social events to the bigger ones, the Pledge Breakfast and the house drunks (dances) to mention a couple. Crews. Rich Furor. Boh Cjovik. Ken Hamilton. Rruce Hutchins. John Johnson. Jerry Keep. Bill Korepta. Gary Miller. Jim Miller. John Myers. Ed Iloticr. Bill Robert . t)on Simpson. Ron Tanner. John Wilson. Bill Class of 1966 Anderson. Maurice Baker. Mike Buchanan. Craig Dignan. Dennis Downing. Dennis Maginnis. Bill Mallory. Mike Malmedal. Rolf Maupin. Daw Myers. Cliff Nelms. Phil Palmberg. Dave Patterson. Jim Porter. John Rosen. John S«i pa. Ken Small. Bill Sweeney. Mike Mascot Chena 407 LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Major interests of Lambda Chi included scholastic achievement, athletics and social activities, but not necessarily in that order. “The Tomb.” fall term house dance, was destined to doom as three riot squad officers suddenly emerged and terminated the affair. Roy Jones, 611 member of the football team, was held on charges of resisting an officer when he could not fit himself into the back seat of the police car, a Volkswagen. Dale Westerberg, a member of Phi Eta Sigma, persuaded the officers into dropping charges against Jones. President Grant. Ronald Housemother Marcs, Mrs. Lillian Class of 1963 Barber. David Brady, John Jones. Roy McLennan, Norman Wood. James Class of 1964 Tschan. Robert Wilson. John Class of 1965 Jagcr, Merle Westerberg. Dale Class of 1966 Barney. Bruce Bryant. Geoflery Davis. Bruce CJwinn, Michael Martin. Landon Tnnimoto, Alan •108 Phi Kappa Tau (OSU)— Led by men such as Bob Steele, Fred Sterk and Larry Ross, the members, combined with a large pledge class, carried the Phi Tau’s through another successful year. Steele was initiated into Phi Kappa Phi while continuing his membership in Scabbard and Blade. Sterk was chosen president of the OSU Rowing Club, and Ross was elected vice president of IFC. PHI KAPPA TAU President Row. Dirty Housemother Burkhart. Mr . Myrle Craduate Student Evans. David Clam of 1963 Chaslaine. Alan Harm! reel. John llytowitz. Robert Jarvis. Raul North. Raymond Sfrlyr. Norman Steele. Robert Sterk. Fredrick Chut of 1964 Curtis. Raul Rartin. Richard Jackson. Conrad Class of 1965 Itcllingcr. Larry Christensen. Dale Cohon. Richard Cooj)er. James DeChent. William Fairbrother. I.ynn Hartley. Dale Koehler. David Marcum. Joseph McCadden. Michael Montgomery. Fred Morris. Don Shankland. David Smith. Ben Underwood. Steven Wheeler. Herb Yerian. Richard Class of 1966 Campbell. Rick Combs. Robert Hyman. William llacckcr. David Hector. Carl Holm. Robert Huxeby. John Kimball. David Oxman. Harvey Pattiaon. A. Kerry Worcester. J. Sid 409 PHI DELTA THETA President Demo rest. Harry Housemother Dyer. Madeline Class of 1963 Ankerson, Tim Axla. Ron Ballin. Bob Baker. Robert Baker. Terry Beach. Dave Brook . Rich Dully. Michael Do Biwchop. Dick Goforth. Pete Hill. Frit Mcl-nighlm. Ed Mazzoeco. Felix Martin. Collin Roehm. Jeff Roehm. -Jim Rowti. Gary Whittcnburg. Jim Young. Virgil Class ol 1964 Black. Tom C.’ole. Warren Dunn. Bob Kichworth. I.arry •110 Nelson, Kick Notes. Jeff Shillilo. Dour Soulliam. Jim Weber. Hal Weist. Rich Class of 1965 Alto. John Anderson. Jon Cornell. Steve Griflith. Andy Hussey, Thomas Kline. Dan Lambert. Steve Martin. Tom McDougal. Dour Miller. Scott IVter . Frank Queen. Gordon Smith. Wylie Waverly. Mike Williams. Jim Class of 1966 Armstrong. Chuck Dunham. Mike Goforth. Stu Haley. Tom Handel. Robin Lee. Dave I.umby. Butch Oxmer. Tim Roberts, Bruce Weo l. Bill Welch. Don 411 PHI GAMMA DELTA House manager Clark. K. I.-irry It was another big year at the “Fiji” house. On campus Mike Lucas was in Blue Key and ADS; Paul Schanno was MU Rally Committee chairman; Bob Bomengen was Rook Bonfire chairman and Rook rally member. Jim and A1 Kunston bolstered the OSU football team. Three brothers played on the varsity baseball team. The Fiji’s were well represented on the Rook football, basketball, track and baseball teams. Housemother Amk-rwin, Mr . Cl. Class of 1963 Bailey. RoImtI Demiiriii. Steven Lucas. Michael Mclntire. Gaylon McKinley. William Muller. Thomas Nelson, William Schanno. Delaney Wellman, James Wildish, Gary Class of 1964 Albright. Richard Basgen. Thomas Filers. Michael Geiger. John Hcil. Jerry Lorson. Phillip taughmillrr. Bert Schmidt. Gilbert Stevens. Rodney Trout. Robert Tuerck. Oscar Wilhelm. Robert Olson. Steve Class of 1963 Aikinan. Lynn Bristol. William 412 FIJI Clark. Frank Davis. Frank Knna. Ronald Hammack. Jon llimmcl. Richard Loaner. Mike Seven. James Struhl. Douiclas Veit. Robert Zurchcr. Peter Class o! 1966 Bayley. Harold Bailey. Ken Bomengen. Robert Benton. Terry Carlin. Lonnie DeCosS. Mike Durltin. Gerald Harpster. Jerry llcltzel. James llufTinan. Robert 11 abler. Mike Mercer. James Wilson. Thomas Stellmacher. William St rob. Forrest Tippit. James Virtiska. Ste 'e Walker. Colin Zachor. Jim ■113 PHI KAPPA PSI President Murray. Phillip Housemother Guth. Elen Class of 1963 Bull. Jack Cannon. Dale Crabtree. Donald Dimenl. Paul Kberlein. Neal Johnson. Keith Kortge. Michael Milne. Tom Muvdoman. Gerald Smith. Larry Class of 1964 Wilmarth. Dave Condit. Douglas Driver. Richard Eilertson. Sid Hubbard. Jim Kay. Ron Millikin. Mike Tucker. Kirk Ward. Boh Class of 1965 Bliss. Larry Bubcnik. Mark Cannon. Merle Chambers. Maynard Cockrell. Ross Dickinson. Toby The year saw numerous honors bestowed upon the Phi Psi’s. Not once did we go on pro! And for those of you who have read accounts of our spring term house dance, the “Skid Row Squeeze,” which was held at Seaside last year, you can see the significance of the aforementioned honor. Our campus heroes were led by Jerry “Mustard Chin” Musselman, senior class president. Jim Crabtree was a member of Scabbard Blade, while Mason “Gorgo” Fries held down a heavyweight position on the varsity wrestling team. Kim Finch and Veeder South wore straps for varsity baseball. All Phi Psi intramural teams were overly successful. The football team won the IFC championship, only to be disqualified for underhanded tactics. 414 Finch. Dennis Fries. Mason I.arson. Terry McCallister. Mike MeBee. Don Martino. Richard Parker. (Iren Smith. Don South. Veerier III Wagner. John Wells. Larry Wcstrum. Jack Wiley. Gary Cfasxo 1966 Erwin. George Gat hi. Mike Johnson. Ernie Oh! . Bob Reid. Tom Sandstrom. Roger Schierman. Eldon Schneider. Phil Shaw. Darrell Taylor. Fred 415 PHI KAPPA SIGMA President Leong. Denis Class of 1963 Matson. Howard Housemother Anderson. .Mrs. Neva Armantrout. Neil Bertelsen. Gordon Graham. Douglas Harrison. Wesley Heard. William Manor. David Paterson. Lee Sehartz. Michael ShurtlifT, John Urfer. Dennis Class of 1964 Ferrigno. Sebastian Jr. Ferry. Daniel Gerlnch. Terrance Ia l l en. James I-oring. Arthur Ralphs. I.loyd Shoenhair, William Talvola. Michael Class of 1965 Abed. Hava 416 t t Phi Kap social calendar included the annual “Black and Gold Ball,” “An Evening in Monte Carlo,” and the costume “Play Boy Pajama Party.” Phi Kap Dave Berwanger was intramural tennis singles champion and four brothers were on the rugby team. With many house activities, including the winter term trip to Timberline Lodge, the Phi Kaps still found time to join in campus activities. Denis Leong, IFC treasurer; Howard Matson, speech team; and Vance Welty, who participated in a number of college plays, were among the active Phi Kaps. Adams. Alexander Ardcll. Eric (Cartel. Donald Bartel. Edward Gorton, Ronald llendcrxon. Sidney Knccht. Ronald Prochter. Edward Ryals. Dennis .Schmidt. James Sue. Deraid Tryon. John Welty. Wayne Xumwalt. David Clast, of 1966 Berwanger, Dav id Burke. James Burkhart John Chapoon. James Davis. Richard Dawson. Dennis Dennis. Roger Edson. Howard Hawk. William Swanson. Wayne 417 PHI KAPPA THETA President Wrndling. Robert Class of 1063 Gebhardt. Gary Duby. C. Roger Barocan. Thomas Housemother Graham. Mrs. Nellie Gerathx. Norman Holmberg, Joseph McDermott. Jack Schafer. Paul Schneider. David Shiriashi. Hiki Van Dreische. Kenneth Wille. Frank Class oj 1964 Coleman. Douglas Davis, Michael 418 Rocketing through another successful year, the Phi Kaps found themselves engaged in many activities. During fall term intramural competition, the house football team tied for first place in its league. This phenomenal accomplishment was made possible by nightly scrimmages in the basement. Intra-house activities found the Phi Kaps engaged in competitive hand-standing. Indian wrestling, ping-pong. Lag Vegas solitaire (gentleman bets only) and tiddly-winks. Upholding the principles of Brother Jack Kennedy’s physical fitness program, both members and pledges found themselves taking exhilarating evening baths in their new open-air bathtub. The fall term “Moonshiners’ Brawl’ was a howling success, as were the winter term dance, presented by the pledge class, and the spring term “Founders Day dance. Along with these more exciting moments, the men of Phi Kappa Theta upheld their principles of scholarship and brotherhood to make this a profitable year for all. Dnubrava. I .audio Faulhaher. Donald Johnson. William King. Richard Steven . Maurice Clatsof W5 Bucckor. Kohert Fenton, Stephen Frey. E. William Henny. Charles Mahoney. Duane Samek, Raymond Schneider, Thomas Simon. Frank Ctas of 1966 Anderson. Gary Rorrecco. John Carr. William Clarke. Jame Collin . Daniel Kpping. Dennis F.vonuk. Raymond Gravel. Eugene Henny. John SchachUick. Paul Schneider. Phillip Jr. Vitus. David White. Michael 419 PHI SIGMA KAPPA President Carlson, Jerry Housemother Beaumont. Mr . (I. Class of 1963 A.ioir. Phil Dent. Bob Finley. Ron Harris. Jeff Ha lett. Tom Johnson. Terry McGrew. Jim Mudgctt. Gim Norris. Don I’octschut. George Russell. Ray Swenningson. Aaron Warner. Ross Zalaha. Jack Class of 1961 Burk. Bill Butler. Bob Camplx-ll. Bill Davis. Del me r Douglas. Mike Freitag. Bruce Hoffbuhr. Jack Howe. Darold Huntington. Mike James. Doug Knight. Dave •Jerry Carlson served as president of Blue Key and honorary president of WCTU. Assisting Jerry in the Snell Belle Bod Watching Society were brothers too numerous to name, but notable for their endurance. The Phi Sig Rookies pulled the upset of the year by winning the Thane trophy for the third consecutive year. Order-of-the-Supporter members were represented in football, basketball, baseball and track, while the intramural teams bore the Phi Sig banner with much vigor and little success. All told the Phi Sigs enjoyed a fine year which was spiced with the elixir of life; a heady drink concocted by vigorously mixing equal parts of wine, women and song. I.chcntn. Dan Maxwell, Dave Smith. Bob D. Vogelsang. Bob Clans of 196 5 Bibbcc. Dave Buckley, Bob Killam. Loren Macy. Ed Macaulay. Don McCormack. Jim Peters. Cary Peters. Larry Richardson. A1 Terry. Michael NViita. Marlin Class of 1966 Ward. Dick Ewing. Gerry Froitag. Loo Frcnzcl. Bill Mackl arth. John Hill. Jerry Jo i. Roy I.arxon. John Lcidig.Ted McRae. Pat Olsen. Norman Sullivan. Mike Strom. John 421 PI KAPPA ALPHA President Arntz. Izonnrd Housemother Moffat. Mrs. Gladys Class o 1963 Cnswllf, Terrel Eyolfson. David Justice. Jerry Lanning. Michael Shield . Jack Sjolander. Honahl Turner. Harley Weber. Fredrick Wilson. Steve Class of 1964 Casper. Hu-hard Faust, Gene I l.ilsten. Hichard Hickman. James Schellnck. Fredrick Wallace. William Class o 1965 Ellis. Wesley Hendrickson. Kenneth Jones. Lawrence Kelley. Tim Lamlicrson. Phillip Mitchell. Hnhort Shrum. Holier! Stauffer. David Wilkinson. Charles Willis. James Waltz. Allred Clot ol 1966 Arntz. Gary Baxter. Holland Beckman. Karl Chambers. Gary Cornilsen. Robert Dixon, Gerald Dunnclt. Robert Eckholt. John Gregson, Gerald Hufschmid. Robert Jacobson. Edward Martin. Hichard Perry. Keith Rnu. Charles Simons. James Traynor. Brian Fall term l egan with a bit of socializing at the Nickel Hops, and the Pikes again danced off with one of the trophies. Rich Halsten won the weightlifting championship again, while Steve Wilson splashed his way to a varsity swimming victory. •122 SIGMA PI Sigma Pi’s demonstrated enthusiasm, sociability, joviality and musical ability this year. Enthusiasm was demonstrated by the acquisition of the Nickel Hop trophy in their division. Joviality was displayed by the jolliest of Sigma Pi’s, Rick Caton. MU Santa Claus. Men active on campus included Jan Baxter, student hand director; Ray Simonson. Barometer graphics editor: Keith Baxter, varsity tennis; and Chap Stranahan, Phi Eta Sigma president. President Fredrickson, Emil Housemother Smith. Mr . Ruby Ckus of 1963 Baxter. Clifton Dehtinger. Charles Lobo. Carlo Simonson. Raymond Vaughan, Rodney Class of 1964 Baxter. Richard Bel yea. Alan Kldrrd. Donald Foster. William Freyer. George (•nos. Robert Grosocloso. Richard Henry. Kenneth Schoonhcit, Ronald Siddciu. Mike Sisson. William Starnes. Charles VnnDykc. Alan Class of 1965 Crawford. Richard Marcum, Richard Nelson. David Ratclifle. Cary Roberts, Gary Ross. Jay Stranahan. Chapman Whitney. Dan Class of 1966 Bailey. Rot crt Black. Joe Caton. Fredrick Crabtree. Terry-Knights. Richard Marty. Lester McCormack. John Randall. Dennis Trammell. Robert Wasson. Billy- 423 PI KAPPA PHI President Smith. Alan A well-rounded program of studying, socializing, activities and intramurals kept the pledges of Pi Kappa Phi busy while the members spent their time and money downtown. Many of the members and pledges spent their time on worthwhile, civic-minded projects. Neglecting these obvious misfits for the moment, we find, gathered around a table in a well-known downtown establishment, Norm Notdurft, Beaver section editor and vice president of Scabbard and Blade. Another gung-ho Pi Kap is Fraser Grant, Air Force drill team commander. Scabbard and Blade and Arnold Air Society member. Varsity football stars include Terry-no, wait, he’s in another house. Ted Dewey, fastest piano on campus. and Bill Thomas, noted Corvallis bon vivant, are other Pi Kaps gathered around the table. Class of 196.1 Campbell. Steven Brock. Robert A me . Roliert Housemother Vinton. Mr . George Grant. Fraser Ding. Haroltl Mulder, David Nelson. Keith Notdurft. Norman Price. James Price. Roller! Stephenson. Clifford Thomas. William Thompson. Robert Tidlmll. Douglas Young. Gerry Class of 1964 Dnmavandi. Fred Covert. Darrell Dewey. Ted Fairfield. Roger lairsen. Alan Ixissner. Peter McEachen. David Moss. James Oliver. Robert Riesenhuhen. Richard 12-4 Webb. Ronald Yorkes. Roger Class ol 1965 Anderson. Victor Brice, Glyn Detmskcy. Michael Hurst. Steven I.unde. Richard Smith. Stuck Stueck. Gary Class of 1966 Hell. James Carlson. Harvey Divita. Fredrick Douglas. Alan Foster. Donald Hermarh. Kenneth Masteroon. Terrance Mullens, Monte Price. Rotter! Tyler. Thomas Vessey. Randy 425 Poling Hall HAGALL STAAN We remember best the IM football game played during the storm on October 12, the Phi Eta Sigma members, and those who made the (lean’s other list and the meal time debates on President life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Howell. Clifford Housemother Springer. Mr . Iva Class of 1963 Adam . Melvin Bodyfdt. Richard Hille. Arvin Morgan. Gary Parkinson. Mike Rover. Jack Williams. Kent Class of 1964 Aldrich. Richard Bowden. Dennis Caxad. James Howard. Lloyd Ognrd, Steven Oliver. Lee Taylor. Paul Class of 1965 Ellingson. Martin Friedman. Stephen Hashimoto. Stanley Lyle. Buz Smith. Arthur Class of 1966 Bray. Thomas Brown. George Carlile. Galen Clark. Ralph Deibert. William Erickson. Michael Fery. Richard Furrer. Richard Groscclose. Gene Gross. Richard Imlah. Jack Knsch. Timothy MacKay. Craig McDonald. Michael Meade, Gary Miller, John Jr. Miller. Raymond Morley. Richard Peetz. Teddy Roberts. Richard Rom. Nicholas Shulmire. Jon Snyder. Dennis Walker, Colin Wright. Richard 426 WYN TYR Despite many social, academic and psychological problems faced by the men of Wyn Tyr, the year must l e judged a complete success. The annual picnic got the year oil to a staggering start, hut numerous firesides and exchanges soon brought some order. Athletically we had men on the varsity football team, swimming team, crew team, wrestling squad and tennis team. President Stubblefield. Marvin Class of 1963 Rofd. Clark Whitfield, Fred Class ol 1964 Arvnld. dim Housemother Springer. Mrs. Iva Cropley. Carrol McKenzie, derry Rom, Don Wall. David Werre. Don Class ol 1963 Cnlnha. Michael Chow Md (Thing. Gordon Cordell. Kugeno Daniel . Ilichard Geiger. David Hamner. Allen Hatteherg. derry Head. Gary Ijiraen. Bruce Martin. Phil Nemy. Bryan Soeda, Calvin Spencer. Norman Stagnaro. Tom Watson. Jay Wasson. Blair Wertz. Donald Williams. Donald Class of 1966 Cook. Clive Dietrich. Louis Dugan. Jack Fox. David Grosso. 1-trry Herman. Roger Jabs, Richard I nve. Raymond Mom. Gregory Muraoka. Walter Robinson. Lynn Sandberg. David Slanker. Theodore Stewart. Steve Tyler. Clifford Whiteaker. Gary Yamada. Michael Young. Alexander 427 WYN THORN President Cookson, Clifford Class ol 1963 Coote. Norman Crump. Ray McNair. Roger Schmidt. Gone Housemother Springer. Mrs. Iva Tntcyama. Joseph Vtla«o. Adolfo West. Raymond Class ol 196-1 Anhorn. John Anhorn. William Bnttistoni. Paul Bennett, Doug Bricco. Wayne Brndie. James Bvstrom. Dave Galloway. James Mohr. Keith Pease. John Stennick, tarry Weaver. Miles Class of 1965 Amoth, Allan Beard. Ray Bondeson. Al Boolier. Jim •128 Wyn Thorn found the combination to a truly successful year by combining scholarship with a well-rounded program of extra-curricular activities. In fact, the men of Wyn Thorn were recognized for their teamwork and success when they were presented the IDC Achievement Award. Enthusiastic participation in intramural sports paid off for the men of Wyn Thorn. While building a spirit of teamwork, they earned the dividends of championships in track and volleyball. Individual students in honor societies were seniors Joe Tateyama and Roger McNair, while Ray Beard instilled the spirit of the Thanes among the members. Ray Crump acted as vice president of IDC and Roger McNair took over the leadership of Poling Hall as its president. Bradley. Dick Brady, James Broad. Jim Broer. John Clark. Duncan Cooley. Mike Cruickshank. David Inoue. Peter Johnson. David Right. Jerry Mathers. Robert McCormick. Paul Paxton, Kenneth PigR. Bichard Sample. Jim Schildmeyer. David Simmons. Ken Vincent. Dennis Cla of 1966 Anhurn. JolT Barrell. Corky Caster. Todd Mammon. John Hannaford. John Jones. Mike King. Holier! Kinkade. William Madsen. Mike Mejia, Bafael Miller. Jack Nicholas. Robert Peterson. Jerry Pickett. Joel StrulherH. Allen Tyson. Lee '129 QUORTH STAAN When it came to intramurals, the men of Quorth Staan were always in there pitching. Thanks to this and the leadership of the club president Bonham John Matzen (B. J. for short), the floor entered the quarter finals in “horseshoe pitching. As for the lesser sports, the floor could boast of two football men, Paul Seale, a varsity player, and Jim Smith, an up-and-coming freshman who received a trophy as the outstanding Rook football player. OfT the sports field, Quorth Staan was actively represented in various honoraries and campus activities. Three members were in the science honors program. Dick Lundgren was a President meml er of Pershing Rifles and Scabbard and Blade. Matzen. Bonham Housemother Springer. Mrs. Iva Clani of 1963 Ixackwood, I.ynn Lundgren. Richard Class of 1964 Beebe. Bruce (’row. Murray llohart. Willis Howell. John Nichols. Roger Northrop. Tom Class of 196 5 Bailey. Harold Beatty. Joseph Fawcett. John Hurrinjc. Jammie Hill. Iairry Klingler. Ron Kowolowski, Fred Lentz. Joe Lloyd. Jerry Marlin. Arnold Muitdell. Robert Newbern. David Olsen. Ron Smith. Allan Smouse. Kenneth Sturr, Keith Class of 1966 Alhright, Richard Bateman. George Berg. James Bishop. Marvin C'hristoflferson. Brian Crook. I.;irry Dayton. Kerry Huth, Rodney Lewis. Steve Ijdster. Charles McCuskey. Richard McKay. Douglnx McKittrick, Dennis Rmlmil. Keith Smith. Delmer Smith. James Svcndscn. Charles Vorberg. Rolx-rt White. Thomas •130 KAUN ILIX As in years past, the highlight of the social events for Kaun Ilix was the annual steak fry which this year was held at the beach. This event proved most enjoyable for all members due to the limited amounts of refreshments thus enabling everyone to fully partake in the activities of the day. Other social events for the “take-a-chancers” included exchanges and firesides. For those members who were athletic, Kaun Ilix intramurals provided opportunities to exercise hidden talent. President Brown. Gary House mother Springer. Mrs, Iva Graduate Student l.indstrom, Fr«-derick Class of 1963 Guenther. Allen Mullinix. James Scheurman. Lynn Class of 1964 Downing. Mike Howells. Gary Schoff. I-irrv Shulls. Steven Tebhens. ('arl Turner. Charles Yasutome. Ken Class of 1965 Ferguson. John Fields. Ray Knotts. Donald Pargeter. Steve Peters. Francis Sohuh, Toby Shelton. Dennis Spike. Stephen Steindorf. Dennis Waterman. Stanley Wood. Dennis Yamamoto. Mitsugi Class of 1966 Barrett. Dan Brenden. Bradley Brubaker. Phil Christensen. Doug Clarke. Norm K k m. James Facer. Melvin Gray. Wallace Grimes. Lee Grote. P. Harmon. Bruce HlookolT. Allan Larson, Peter McCready. Skip Miller. Mark Payne, Michael Poe. Dalton Riche's, Robert Shultens. Gary Sigman. Richard Slater. Alan 431 REED LODGE Heed Lodge not only demonstrated scholastic prowess but also exhibited its usual athletic abilities. After capturing the allschool softball championship, the active men of Heed pocketed the independent football championship, while a Reed volleyball team entered the volleyball finals. Active in scholastic endeavors were Doug Hill and Bill Meloy, engineering honor-aries; Dave White, Phi Eta Sigma; Jerry Dick and Keith Masterson, Phi Kappa Phi. President Pringle. Roger Class of 1963 Anderson. Don Berger. Jack Chapin. Ralph Hostess Mulkey. Mrs. Mattie Dick. Jerry Enschede. Cary Hauser, Bruce Hill. Doug Masterson. Keith Meloy. Bill Nouburger. Ken Koski. K. Porter. Merlin Vorderstrasse. Vern Class of 1964 Eberle, Gareth Hagwvll. Dick Hanna. Hugh Loeffler. Gary McCallum. Steve Mielke, Larry Nesbitt. Marshal Neutson. Bob Rittenbach. Leroy Tallrnan. Bob White. Calvin Class of 1965 Berg. Sonny Dodge. Biff Donaldson. Henry 432 Dorrnh. Dennis Dor ran. Jim Fromherz. Bill Gookin. Ron HcdKpdh. I«ewi Jaross. Dave Kuost. Bob I«oeschen. Gordon Maddox. Errol Meyer. Gary Miller. Ron Roberts. 1-arry Sachet. Paul Sandquist. Carl Sunthornrangsri. Chris Vogt. Norman Wallace. Jim White. Dave Class oj 1966 Balchelder. Lewi Bierly. Ken Bradley. Carl Bus well. Steve Dawson. Jim Doyle. Edward Elliott. Monty Horton. Gene Irving. Ix ren Karnosh. Ken Krauthocfcr. Bill Mohr. Jim Plov. Dick Van Calcar. Dick Wingfield. Ken Duke of Dishy •133 SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON President Maylie. Joe Class of 1963 Baily. Bill Boyd. Bill Bracelin. Gary Buckley. Tom Housemother Trtrnult. Mrs. H. Daughters, Jim Fox. John Freeman, Brian Fergusson. Roh Gnoss. George Hamotncr. Frank Hanlien. Jon Harter. Grant Hay. Jim Jones. Steve Judson. Boh Kirkland. Kent Koth. Larry Robinson. Bud Schenk. Steve Sohmokcl. Chuck Schroeder. Walt Strachan. Richard Thomas. Denny Class of 1964 Beeler. Gary Benson. Gary Conklin. Ken Christie. Douglas DeArmond. Tom Kllingson. Rob Fasano. I� u Giffin. John Grimm. Larry Haack. A! Hoatson. Ron McKillop. Jim Needham, Dick Schaefer. George Schmokel. Norm Torrance. Swift '134 The coin was tossed, and the 1962 football and SAE year got off to a successful start. Captain George Gnoss led the Beavers on the gridiron as their starting guard and guided the house as its president winter and spring terms. Active SAE’s included Joe Maylie, fall term president and Blue Key; and Bill Bailey, rally squad. Norm Hoffman ran OSU and SAE onto the nation’s sports pages as a seventh-ranked half-miler. Trefry. Will Class o 1965 Anderson. Jon Blakely. Jud Bowie. Jim Brown. Wm Culling. Mike Davisson. Bill DoJager. Joe Dorr, Bob Fergusson. Doug Galantc. Wayne Grant. Larry Hurlbutt. Frank Johnson. Bruce Kauffman. Lcn Larrabee. Bob Macy. Greg Mason. Jerry McClain. William Minor. Jay Ollson. Dewey Pederson. Gary Pleasant. Jim Reader. Dan Rider. Jim Schroeder. Dunne Shell,-r. John Smith. Bob Smith. Corky Walton. Marc Wyatt. Tom Class 0 1966 Ahlem. Bill Ash. Dick Beider. Bill Cased. David Claflin. Pete Franzen. Paul Cox.Dave Hogan. Steve Jabs. Dick lenders. Dennis Mikulic. Steve Paulis. Dave Rodgers. Lonny Schaefer. John Wesley. John •135 SIGMA CHI Prtsidrnl •Janwn. Alfred Inline mother Flynn. Mr . I)i‘lla Clots of 1963 Alhen. Ted Ball. John Bennett. Gerald Berger. Harold Burdick. David Goulet. Garrett Hall. William Huber. Carl James, Roger Kimplo. Steven Larsen. Allan Nichols. Thomas Perez. Gerald Snyder. Owen Strother. Michael Thompson. Leslie Weleber. Richard Class ol 1964 Baldwin. James Connell. William Goodrich. Lowi� HufTord. Gary Jaques. Glenn McGuire. William Minor. DonaUI Moats. William Shepard. David Smith. Michael Smith. Kent Teyler. Timothy Class of 1965 Challis. Michael Freeman. Gerald The Sigs started off the year by selecting their Sweetheart of Sigma Chi at the annual “Sweetheart Ball.” Although carrying on an active social life with many exchanges and firesides, the following Sigs found time to participate in both varsity and Rook sports: Mike Smith, Mike McGuire, Mike Challis and George Ising. A good deal of emphasis was put on scholarship, which resulted in membership in several honoraries. 436 Fritchman. Ralph Furtado. Michael Hofmann. Charles Ising. George Mann, Frederick McClurf. .James Morrison. .John Nedry. Ronald Schlegel. John Terjeson. Steven Zodtner. Peter Clout of 1966 Alexander. Richard Allred. William Balzan. Robert Cel lent. M ichael Fry. Steven Grosjean. Ronald Holt. Robert Johnson. Richard Kingsley. Robert Kreinheder. David Loop. Curtis Matthews. Robert McGuire. Michael 437 Sleeter. Richard Baldwin. Robert SIGMA NU President ('lurk. Sieve Housemother Waschcr. Mrs Winnie Class of 1963 Dupin. Bill Fletcher. Jack Hirt. Bob l-eroy. Bill Scott. Gary Class of 1964 Breedlove. Bill Burr. Dave Cory. Ron Finkl, Chuck Kenny. Garry 438 Sigma Nu proved again that fraternity row does not have a monopoly on noise making at OSU. For the second consecutive year we were crowned kings of the noise parade. Also for the second year, we nailed down two positions on the varsity rally squad and seem to be setting a fine tradition as two freshmen hold similar positions for the Rooks. Liberty Bowler Steve Clark probably had the biggest toe and the cleanest uniform on the football team. Varsity baseball found Sigma Nu’s on the mound and at first base. Markham. Terry McGregor. I)on Mohr. Boh Peterson. John Robinson, Gary Robinson. Larry Class of 1965 Schokar. Marvin Simon. Gary Vater. Merv Wood. Bill Class ol 1966 Buell. Jim Burn. , Doug Clifford. Bob Comini. Jon Engle. I .os I bill berg. Roger Hoacock. Joel Header. Tom Hershberger. John Hertnger. Richard Hirt. Marty Holborow. Bill Honey. Bill Johnson. Bob Jordan. Bob I.nngakcr. J. Kerry M indict. Bob Rehwoldt. Cliff Selherg. Eric Staten. Tom Staver. Bob Swango. Wayne 439 SIGMA PHI EPSILON President Wilkinson. John No matter where you look, you will find Sip Ep men. Whether it’s on the athletic field, in campus {xditics, l e-hind desks or on the social scene, their achievements can be seen. Eric Lindauer fills the office of ASOSU first vice president, while John Wilkinson not only fills a high post in ROTC hut is president of Tau Beta Pi. Sip Eps are well represented in football, track, wrestling, tennis and swimminp. Being out on campus is not the only Sip Ep achievement. They won first place in last spring’s IFC Sing and managed to produce top grades on campus. Class of 196.1 Clayton. Stephen Black. Kurt Rail. Del Anderson. larry Housemother Hayslip. Mrs. Griffin. Keith Heintzelmnn. Conrad Hocken. John Hutchins. Wayne Jacobson. Robert Joy. Jerry King. Mike Lindauer. Eric Loomis. Donald McGuire. John Mntcor. George Milbrnth. Gene Ritchie. Arthur Scott. IVt.-r Soderherg. Loren Stone. Richard Taylor. Douglas Woodruff. Roger Class of 1964 Badger. Rodney Barber. Roger Bingham. Bruce Binney. Stephen Rrodie. Benjamin Disher. Wdliam Ebert. Stephen Foster. Scott Fredricks. Ronald Cawley. Robert Graham. Roderick Har| c. Richard Hill. Dennis Holman. David Hughes. Richard •140 Kenyon. Clifford Kirkpatrick. Orville Watkinson. Grant White. Theodore Connall. Noel Class of 1965 Burlier. Roger Barngrwer. Larry Christensen. Christopher Geiger. William Gould. David Gregg. Dennis Griswold. Dennis Hough. Claude Lande . Samuel May. Ronald Mobley. Ronald Nelson. Roger Rail . Michael Sedgwick. Ronald Sodermnn, Paul Stastny. Donald Watkins. Michael Watkinson. John Webber. Kenneth Wesche. Bruce Wilson. Larry Wyckoff. Clifford Class of 1966 Bobbitt. Barton Boennighausen. Roger Boeger. August Bowker. David Brown. Kent Cate. Stephen Church. Dean Rslinger. Malcolm Griffin. Robert Hngerty. Kenneth Hurt. Bryon Husby, Kenneth Ittes. Joseph Jr. Kemnititer. William Lorenren. Henry Makinster. Arthur Martin. Lemuel Mayer. James Meyers. Stanley Minto. John Jr. Ossey. Richard Randall. James Siemers. Charles 441 TAU KAPPA EPSILON Athletics received emphasis at the Teke house this year as Klaas Schenk, co-captain of the varsity swimming team, set a conference record in the Northern Division Championships. Lynn Trupp was an outstanding member of the Hook baseball team and Jim York was on varsity crew. Active on campus scholastically were Harold Morgan, Alpha Zeta; and Jim York, Phi Sigma and Pi Mu Epsilon. The year’s social events were highlighted by the traditional winter term dance “Tekeasy.” President Morgan. Harold Graduate Student Pierson. Steve Class of 1963 Morse. Michael Housemother Christenson. Mr . E. York. James Class oj 1964 Beer . Robert Berry. James Blue. William Chce. Chester Doll. Charles Dragseth. Ray Edwards. John Furuta. Gary Harrington. Michael Jones. Vardyn Larson. Tom Norton, Warren Maxxa. John Perlas. Richard Class of 1965 Altman. Charles Blamer. Ih-witt Chce. Francis 442 Chun. Claude Gohrman, Michael Jacob);. Joseph Kawasaki. Bert I-oomis. Danny Swanson. Guy Trupp. Lynn Van Blaricom. Donald Clots of 1966 Cole. John Fisher. Michael Flanigan. Patrick Juenemnnn. Jeffery Kirgis. diaries Ohlaen. Isaac Piper. Donald Pyle. Kcrwin Boss. Keith Strand. Kecse Turkel. Howard Walling. John 443 THETA CHI President Hockett. Dave As Jerry Neil crossed the West Virginia goal-line with the winning touchdown pass in his hands, another year was well on its way for the men of Theta Chi. Teaming up with Neil on varsity football were Dan Espalin and Art O’C.rady. Winter term saw Jim Radley swim for the varsity and Gayle Greenfield wrestle for the Beaver matmen. Honoraries found a number of Theta Chi’s on their rolls, such as Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Eta Sigma. Pi Tau Sigma, Xi Sigma Pi, Kappa Kappa Psi and Scabbard and Blade. Morgan. Mr . E. Housemother Class of 1963 Black. Jared Elliot. Doug Forrest. Dave Koclkeltock. Robin Leo. Mike Parkin. Neil Rollins. Roger Russell. Bob Schwink. Kirby Struve. Jolin Wilken . John Class of 1964 Adams. Dick Anderson. Dave Badley. Jim Dire. Frank Hector. Dick Mack. Roger McCurdy. Don Miller. Gill Mitchell. Tom Mosher. Chuck Neil. Jerry Nelson. Robert Smith. Art Stewart. Ron 444 Wolsborn. Bob Clan ol 1965 DeFilippo. Dick Kspalin. Dan Friedman. Pete ■Johnson. Keith Matson. Dwight Mutch. Jim Peterson. John Rhodes. T«d Scott. William Class ol 1966 I taker. Mike Benson. Brian Boyd. Len Bronson. Bob Camp. Dennis Crow. Phil East. Al Eaton. Scott Fisher. Mike Freepons. Larry Gold. Mike Graham. Skip Graves. George Johnson. Leonard Linniger. Dale Lowe. Steve Nahas. Bob OfTonl. Gene Pfnnnvr, John Schroeder. Bob Schwabe. Dave Senders, Steve Spalding. Pete Stinson. Pat Rishebarger. Doe 445 THETA XI The men of Theta Xi can smile hack on climatic events like the social trip, “North to Alaska,” intramural athletic contests and the day David blinded the feathered Goliath. Theta Xi was well represented on the OSU athletic rosters of the football, wrestling, golf, swimming and rugby teams. Rook functions bore a distinct resemblance to rodent functions and excelled in quality. Freedman. Joe President Beck. Richard House Manager Richards. E W.. Mrs. Housemother Class of 1903 Munson. Paul Jacobsen. Cliff McElhern. Doyle Shreiber. David Class of 1964 Albertson, Barry Doman. Ronald Kstoup. Jerry Fohrcnhack. Tod Havig. Boh Hi-nsgcn. Charles McKee. Terry Peterson. Robert Ralston. Dale Sicilians. Robert John 446 Thomas. .Jim Francis. Nathan Class of 1965 Ausland. John Crone. Dick Lent. Brian Nunenkamp. Dave Price. Skip Swingle. Bob Woods. Kenneth Class of 1966 Barcklay. Davnl Beck. John Bowne. Richard Craver. Richard Dowling. Stanley Hammatt. CJ. Steve Hibbard. Frank Huey. Douglas Morris. William Owings. Danny Shibley, Lyle Sykes. David Welp. Nicholas Wood side. Michael 447 Waldo Hall GAR TYR President l,uwp, Stanton Housemother Klink. Mr . Margaret Class ol 1963 Murano. Kat Enroth. Richard Coto, Raul Schweitzer. Richard Rla ’khurn. Gary Fawkes. (Jordon Class ol 1964 Haflner. l-nrry Branson, I-irry Lee. Geoffrey Hansen. David McCord. David lamer, Timothy McCoy. Ron Miller. Keith IMlw. John Class ol 1963 Norris. Arthur Williams, Hermit I’oduje. Tomas Jr. Raub. Stewart Anderson. Charles French. Bert Mead. Ron Harms. Harold Osborn. Alvin Schwider. Alfred Kumura. Norman Wagner, Steven Ho won. Karl Moo. Mike Morrison. John Daily. Milton Class ol 1966 Larsen. Robert Chun. Paul Crow. Dougin Hants. Ralph Hicks. James Lauder. Kent Sorset. Richard Rassner. John Kumata. I-arry Schneider. John Masaki. Carl Wilder. Leroy Matsuura. Stephen Tanioka. Dennis Bown. Richard 448 GAR ILIX Gar Ilix is proud to have won the OSU Intramural Annual Departmental Award and is working enthusiastically toward winning it again. Activity men include A1 Canter, chairman of the Student Affairs Committee. The social life of the men of Gar Ilix has been filled with firesides and exchanges as well as a few informal flings. 'resident Day. Paul Class � 11963 Chan. Harvey Punamura. Glen flofT. Tom Jensen. Stephen Housrmothrr Klink. Mrs Margaret Jory. John Lee. Paul Yue-Ynn Spinney. Thomas Stanfi.nl. Donald Wong. Holand Class ol 1964 Moore. Steven Nishimoto. Robert Clou of 1965 Gammill. Jerry Hagen. Gunnar Jeoke. Donald I.imUtrom. Thure Ogata, Clifford Pinho. Russell Hiding . Nolan t'rmura. Roy Usher. James Ting. lav Sen Class ol 1966 Clark. William Kanemoto. Milbon Koshi. Roy Lepin. James Oeliler. James Roue. Robert Wnyers. Louis 449 GAR WYN President Chapman. Robert Having won the Director of Dormitories trophy last year, the men of Gar Wyn immediately set out to retain it. We were represented in varsity swimming and in varsity and Rook crew. In intramurals success was finally achieved as the men scored their first touchdown in four years and won a football game. Political representation included Inter-Dorm Council and Thane presidents, ASOSU parliamentarian and Freshman Class sergeant-at-arms. On the social calendar there were exchanges and firesides, including one on a Friday evening. We rolled into OCE at Monmouth (population: three to one in our favor) for a function with Todd Hall. Graduate Student Amos. Darrel Class of 1963 Albright. Robert Burra, Dale Congdon, Jerry Housemother Klink. Mrs Margaret Garrison. David Girod. Ray Howard. Bruce I .arson, James Morrow. James Nakahara. Jitsuo Pearson. David Soles. Ilerschel Spie.whaort. Darrel Washington. Thomas Class of 1964 Jones. Robert Kim. Victor Jr. Class of 1963 Ashimine. John Commons. Rod Hutchins, Kdward Johnson. Clark Kuoni. John Laacliober. John Mengel. Frank Powell. Duane Portily. Frank Schnarc. Keith Wentworth. Douglas Yuen. Wilfred Class of 1966 Adclman. James Anderson. Donald Beck. Gary Braun. Frederick Enberg. Richard Johnson. Stephen Lohrenz. Janzen Methoany. Jon Valenzano. Terry Waki. Melvin 450 Kaun Eis Cavemen were not hermits this year. They frequently made forays from their penthouse (4th south) to partake in campus life. They contributed the first dollar to the collection for the United Fund drive—a collection that won Waldo a huge teddy bear. They were active in intramural football, basketball and bowling, had several exchanges and firesides and took part in the noise parade. There were also a number of “cider-hardening projects,” an attempted tubbing of the hall fire marshall and numerous jam sessions by guitarists in the group. All told, it was a swinging year. KAUN EIS President Waggoner. Paul Housemother Klink. Mr . Margaret Graduate Student Hide. Stuart Class of 1963 Nrkoba. Francis Yamasaki. Morton Class of 1964 Baker. Alfred Correy. Jean Evan . John Kelsey. Terry Peterson. Curtiss Class of 1963 Bash. Richard Grimsley. Kenneth Homfelt. Daniel Hondo. Michael Jackson. Donald Mason. Kllis Class of 1966 Ayers. Kichard Bammann. Walter Bowkrr. Donald Clark. Richard Conger. Douglas Crawford. Donald Culver. David Falun. John Katshara. Glen Keith. Howard Kring. Robert 1-iwrrnoo. Sherwood Ijvingston. Thomas Miller. Michael Morse. Gary Ostler, Roller! Pattie. Preston Reid. Dwaine Wataruibe. Stanley 451 SIGEL HAGALL President Dailey. Wayne Constant labor of one uniform kind destroys the intensity and flow of a man’s animal spirits, which find recreation and delight in mere change of activity. Class ol 1963 Baker. Fred Cooper. Dick CoMnd. Bruce Klink. Mr . Hostess Kempf. John Nee. Arnold Water . Mike Class of 1961 Barnes. Maux Basinger. Ron Couch. David Maxwell. Byron McNabb. Gary Turner. Tom Versteeg. Jim Willis. Lynn Class ol 1965 Carlson. Norm Gallego. Ijirry Kawachi. Glenn Stan key. George Stewart. Willie Yonally. Bob Class ol 1966 Akaki. Daniel Cary. Daniel Crisp. Robert Crowe. Robert Flowerday. John Griswold. Lee Kawamura. Gary Kimura. John Liming. Larry Marshall. Ed Schmitt. Jim 452 Snider. Gary Sutherland. Dave Weatherford Hall tyr feoh kaun The men of Tyr Feoh Kaun filled the school year with a variety of events. Working as a team, the combination of talents brought successful results in intramural football and softball. Doug Oglesby loaned his talents to the OSU bowling team. Academically, the group hustled to improve with each new term. Exchanges and firesides headed the social activities to encourage participation with the “gentle’' sex. With the old college spirit, we claim title to the campus record to the most showering and the most paper stuffed in a room in an hour. Annually, the club activities are highlighted by a steak fry in honor of the graduating seniors which turned out to be quite a “blast. President Franklin. Wayne Housemother IJoyd. Mrs. K. Class of 1963 Clancy. Alien Hansen. Orson Pearson. Raw Purkey. Daniel Sokugawa. Jerry Class of 1964 Vary. Richard Hascgawa. Nolan Malsuda. Robert Noguchi. Thomas Oglesby. Douglas Sonoda. Roller! Thompson. Rodney Turner. John Class of 1965 Colasuonno. Thomas Fukuila. Mcrvyn Gratsinger. Glenn Hermes. Ricki McClure. Bryan Reeses. Jerry Westling, IJoyd Williamson. James Yamamoto. Roy Class of 1966 Acklin. Larry Anderson. James Foley. Edward Lau. Dennis Nagata. Gerald Ohmart. Douglas Korber. Delmar 453 NAUD KAUN President Converse. George Housemother Lloyd. Mrs. Priscilla Class of 1963 Herbert. Kent Hodges. George Johnson. Jud l Bowers. Richard Cooper. Delbert Nieten. Edgar Oliver. Franklin Spence, Tom Class of 1965 Fobs. John Roohl. Alan Woodworth. Keith Class of 1966 Chai. Fat Isomura. Gor lon Johnston. Holiert Ka.«T. Fhil Macken. Lewis Rhoades. Verlin Rosenberg. Doug. Roth. Douglas Taguchi. Warren Werner. Victor Alan 454 OTHIL GAR This year saw the men of Othil Gar taking an active part in campus activities. The group had a complete social calendar with several firesides and exchanges, all of which were smashing successes. Their outstanding athletic abilities were shown in their championship performances in football, track and swimming. They combined with Pi Beta Phi to produce one of the most enthusiastic entries in the 1962 Homecoming noise parade. An indication of their outstanding scholastic abilities is seen by their membership in numerous professional and honorary societies. With the addition of many political offices held by the members, Othil Gar became one of the top contenders for living group awards. President Miller. Dewey Housemother Lloyd. Mrs Kenneth Class of 1963 Harmon. I.iRay Class of 1964 Ching. Clary Fry. Raymond Howse. Stove Molt au. Ralph Roberts. AI Rohr hack. Dave Thompson. Ken Wilson. Charles Class of 1965 Anderson. Clyde Blossom. Morrio Clifton. Bruce Cobucci. Gene Duyck. Michael lloodenpyle. Jim Ivey. Joel Kinsel. Allen I.oustau. John TltUS. Stephen Tuma. Phillip Vormoere. William Thompson. David Class of 1966 Basford. Wylie Bishop. Ben Dobbs. Ray Dyer. Harold Ha tori. Craig Hendrickson. Jim Jasper. William Martin. Roy McCormack. Bob McCullough. Gib O'Rear. James Parks. Gary Rogers. David 455 President Hutchcon. Richard KAUN STAAN ILIX Once again the sagacious and sinewy men of Kaun Staan Ilix ranked foremost in scholastic standing, social activities and athletic performances. KSI’s athletic abilities were exemplified in organized squads in all major sporting events, and their social life became reality through firesides, dances and exchanges. Housemother Lloyd. Mrs. K. Class of 1963 Corkum. Dick Class of 1964 Bou. . 1.i redo Caldwell. Jim Clark. David Kiser. F. Dave Spink. Ronald Class of 1965 Carr. William Confer. Gary Kankincn. John Kuvnlicr. Frank Louis, Fred. Jr. Mi barn, Robert Purchase. Larry Snippcn. Gene Sood. Prom Stubkjner. William Swan. Ronald Thomas. George West. Jay Woollenborg. Kenneth Class of 1966 Cody. Bruce Colonna. Jerry Kim. Bradley Markwart. William Nissan. Bruce Peterson. James Post. John Scid. Gilbert St. John. John Walter. David Weston. Bill Wiebke. Larry Wilson. Dick Wolfe. Jay Thirunadarajuh. C. Ali. Nias 456 yar yar logar Yar Yar Logar had an outstanding record in all phases of campus life this year. In the field of politics one of our members, Michael Burton, was elected to the office of ASOSU president and to Blue Key. James Wagner was vice president of the OSU Mountain Club. Lee Rosenberg was a member of the varsity wrestling team. President Phillips. Stanley Housemother Lloyd. Mrs. K. Class of 1963 Iturton. Mike Cnug. Lavell I {nil. James Kendall Hettinger. Allan Stubblefield. Francis Spore. Arthur Wagner. Jim Class of 1964 Akers. Charles Holt. Run I .urn, George Renken. Arthur Rood. Gerald Class of 1963 Beesley. Karl Cannon. Jerry Lee Dey. Jonathan Sims, Herbert Tucker. Richard Ix-e Class of 1966 Lukin. Ciordon Ivarie. Richard Kendrick. Terry Liddell. Robert Major. Kenneth Mumm, William Oakes. Robert Saunders. Robert 457 President Clacys. Donald Class of 1961 Bernard. Phillip Class of I M3 I.ieiuillen. .Inin ex Graduale Student Collier. J-ouin Housemother Lloyd. Mrs. K. W. Class of 1961 Buchanan. William Merrill, Robert Randall. Stephen Tale, Verley Williams. Frank Class of 1965 Baker. Stephen Barnes. David Kimhatl. William Mbele. Samuel Merlieh. Stewart Morris. Gary Sinclair. Duane Trost, James Wallace. Charles Class of 1966 Armfield. Gary Carlson. Thomas Creswick. Ronald Henderson. Rannie Hee. Richard Patterson. Richard Pills. Stephen Simonet..James YAR ILIX YAR Yar Ilix Yar started the year with a blast —the annual “Ballroom Blast. In addition to the usual firesides and exchanges were the many extracurricular activities such as papering rooms and showers for the unwilling members. Another Rook project was polishing the numerous trophies. The men of Yar Ilix Yar believe that college is comprised of more than studies, and many of the members pursued outside activities and sports. 458 KAUN RAAD Kaun Raad under the able leadership of Mike Schaer as president and Dale Yamamoto as Thane had many men active in campus affairs. Winter term found George Bolon leading the White Shirt section at the basketball games and Steve Hutchinson as vice president of the Northwest province of Newman Club. Kaun Raad was also prominent in athletics with championship teams in basketball and wrestling. Len Frketich and John Scoles found themselves among the ranks of varsity athletes at OSU. President Schaer. Michael Housemother Lloyd. Mr . Kenneth Graduate Student Tolomei. Jack Class of 1963 Bolon. George Fischer. Dave Gutbrod. Oscar Hutchinson, Steve KIojo. Bob Roberts. Wilton Rodgers. John Class of 1964 Lindsay. Edward McKittrick. Robert McMnhill. Dick McWilliams. James Miller. Allan Peters. Don Seelig. Gcrd Smith. Elton Smith. Gary Class of 1965 Dickerson. Steve Hoaie, Mike Levinson. Art Person. Joe Saloe, Shcrm Seat. Wendell Yamamoto, Dale Class of 1966 Beworsdorft, Dick Brunton. Wayne Kkstrand. Bob Fischer. Carl Hadley. Mark Jones. Jon Knapp. Jim I-cmpea. Brian Miller. Craig Rowe. Bob Thornton. Bob 459 ZETA PSI Athletes are predominant in the Zeta house, led by members of the Liberty Bowl team, John Farrell and Hoyt Keeney. Track team standouts include Gary Stenlund, Jerry Brady and Frank Marsh. Cooperation has been the system under which we live, with the members and pledges working equally side by side. We are looking forward to next year for the cementing of our ideals and the expansion of the newest fraternity on campus. President Cuddihy. Richard Housemother Font . Mrs. Norman Class of 1963 Brady, Jerry Farrell. John McGrow. Alan Olson. Doric Stenlund. Gary Thomson, Clifford Willetts. Paul Class of 1964 Cantor. Alan Eve . S. David Huron. O. I.eo Class of 1965 Engel. Ronald Hisjika. I.loyd Keeney. Hoyt Rice. Edward Class of 1966 Byrd. Steven McGilvery. Noil Pfeif. Bill 460 Off Campus Students Abrams. Gary A lnir. Judith Adanuxa. Cornelia Addicott. Don Anderson. Marcia Anderson. Phillip Arrnountrout. Janet Ayres. Robert Bacon. Sunday Barton. Douglas Bntcheller. Both Bates. Allen Bates. Judy BeflreR.il. Jose Behrens. Norman Beneflict. Duane Beneflict. Roger Berger. Jacqueline Beyer. Gary Bible. Barbara Bierly. Craig Blomquist. D'onard Board. Fre l Boflinr-. Donald Bodyfelt. I.loyd Rogo. Eldon Bonney. Roliert Boston. Michael Brayton. Gwen Brayton, Virginia Brown. Larry Brown. Sandra Brown. Stanley Bruner. Howard Bullock. Janet Bullock. Marvin Bullock. Ron Bullock. Shirley Bush. Nancy Bush. Robert Calhoun. Beverly Callahan. Darald Carter. Cynthia Carter. Sandy Cazzcll, Shirley Center. Charles Chambers. Wayne Chando. Kcutren Ching, Delwin Crandall, William Churchill. Frank Churchill. Jean Churchill. John Clarke, Charles Clark. Jeff Clothier. Harry Cole. Ed Colonna. Linda Combs, Donald Connors. Nancy-Cook. Curtis Cooper. Dyan Cox, I.loyd 461 Off Campus Students Christenson. Karen Crittenden. I-ando Cronk. Mike Crook. Hon Cruzan, Kathleen Culen. Mary Cupper, Jerry Cutter. John Dahlin. Joel Dahlseid. Ronald Darcy. Dennis Davis. John Davis. Lance Davis. Ralph Defoe. Major Denniston. Sally Denny. Thomas Derickson. Sandra Devlin, Richard Drew. George Dick. Jackie Dickinson. Carol Dietz. Margaret Dilworth. Deanna Dilworth. Linda Doerrter. David Dong. Willie Doyle. Richard Drew. John Drinkard. Donna Drixkell. Lloyd Duodall. Ivor Duncan. Charles Dunn. Robert Dutchuk. Jim Eukin. Gene Edlund. Lance E garni. Richard Elmstrom. Elizabeth Eubanks. Michael Evelth, Barton Falk. Margaret Falleur, Firrnin Farrell. John Fiebcr. Richard Fields. Janet Finley. William Fisher. Lee Fitts. Dougins Florence, Carol Follett, David Frost. Terrence Fryman. Larry Funk. Curt Garner. June Gaulko. Mary Gerard. Sterling Gibson. Janice Gibson. Leslie Gifford. Ray GiufTrc, Ralph Goldson, Bruce Goddard, Paula 462 Goodell. David Goodman. Ann Goodrich. David Graber. Chariot Grant. Robert Graves. Donald Gray. Judith Greason. Charles Greathouse. Mark Griffith. Alvin Grimes. Don Gronxdahl. John Grow. Byron Hagcy. Fat Unix ten. David Haines. Robert Hanna. William Hardenburgcr. Mary Ann Harrison. Fat Hautala. Isvrna Haxton. John Hay. Robert Hays. Charles Hedlund. William Hcidt. Andrea Heidt. Fred Heldman, Neva Hemmenway. Edward Hennig. Donald Henrlcrer. Charles Hcssell. Ken Hester. Adin Hiebcnthal. David Hilliard. Gene Hurato. Bill Hogan. Diane Hollenhock. Bob Hornsby. Thomas llought. Duane Houser. Vern Hunt. Richard Huston. Barbara Isenhart. John Isom. Ronald Jackson. Fatricia Janz. William Johansen. Chris Johns. Judy Johnson. Keith Johnson. Merrill Johnson. Faul Johnston. Michel Ann Jordan. Martha Kangur, Lori Ka.sso. Don Kttsso, Joan Katzenhnch. Roberta Kauffman. Marvin Keen. Gary Keller. William Ketchum. Harry Kiebert. Sandra Kikel. Floyd •163 Off Campus Students KimlMill. Hay Kinney, Theodore Kiser. Marcia Knox. Crain Koski. Duane Kudrna. Ken I-miti. Robert Lane. Robert Lang. John Lanlz. Richard Larson. Carl I-arson. L«rry I-ee. Roy I -os. Phyllis Lehmann. James Lomkc. Eileen Lewis. David Lindquist. Roliert Ix . Daniel Long. Keith Lucas. Roger Maasdam. Jerry Mabcn. James Mack. Hentchel MacPhcnton. Gonlon MacGregor. Dave Mahony. Dan Mangum. Doris Manning. George Manning. Sherrill Maples. Charles Marcum. Bob Marsh. Lawrence Martel). Loi Martin. Dennis Martin, Tim Matsumurn. Jean May. Jean Mayer. Mike Mays. David Mays. Loretta McAlister. Evelyn McCoy. Alice McCormick. Keith McDole. Judy McGuire. Maureen McGuire. Mel McIntosh. Duane McKague. Jerry McMacken. Larry McNitt. Robert McSwain. Al Mclnickuk. John Mendazona. Henry Moyle. Samuel Michaels. Maurice Meredith. George Miller. David Miller. Dennis Miller. Wanda Mitchell. Marianne Mittnacht. Larry Mizer. Farrell 464 Maoen. Slamct Moore. James Mordeno. Angelo Morgan. Joan Marlon. Diana Nordyke. Dennis Musikart. Michael Muzzy. Wallace Myers. I.arry Myers. Pam Myers. Sally Myers Walter Ncidhart. Phillip Newell. Clary Nibler. Roger Nicholes. Alan Nicholson. Judy Hicks. Marilyn Nielsen. Don Niemi. Cary Noel. James Moye. Rene O'Donohue. Henry Oehler. Dennis O’Keeffe. Cornelius Olsen. Yvonne Olson. Arthur Ong. Josephine Opoku. Esther Oswalt. Mary lea Paavola. Ivor Parrish. Izinny Patton. Don Paul. Marcellus Penncr. Edwin Peters. Edward Petersen. Phil Peterson. R. J. Peterson. Suzanne Phillips. David Phinney. William Pliska. l-iura Pofahl, Dennis Pojie. Linda Prodehl. Victor Pugh. George Purkerson. Darrell Ransthel. Allen Reynen. Richard Reed. Don Rich. Kcndull Richey. Othar Richmond. Ray Rickard. Pat Ricks. Don Ritchey. Roger Roach. Mike Roberts. Charlotte Roberts. Gilbert Roberts, LeRoy Robertson. Carol Robinson. Roy Rogers. Joyce 465 Off Campus Students Rood. Linda Rorabaugh. Alee Rosenberg. Hugh Rouse. Fred Royer. Eugene Ruirney. D’Marus Russell. David Russell. Ronald Rygg. Robert Saenz. Jose Sakai. Harvey Salo. Myron Sanchez. Bolivar Sassoon. Douglas Sawyer. Clifton Scltaad. Roger Schicl. Ted Sohmidtke. Palmira Schoenl orn. Roger Schulz. Keith Schuttpelz. Carol Seaton. Jean Seaquist. Larry So lig. Darline Sherwood. Hugh Shilk. Stuart Shinno. James Short. Dennis Sigloh. Bruce Signal ness. Penny Singhose. Larcy Simonson. Susan Skirvin. Charles Skirvin. John Slack. Keith Slater. Don Smith. Cleon Smith. Harry Smith. Richard Smith. Susan Smith. Wesley Sommerfeldt. Lee Sosnovske. Leonard Southwick. Gordon Saxberg. Betty S|M ni, George Sprague. Lynn Stafford. William Starnes. William Staub. Richard Stephens. Ronalil Stimson. Morris Strunk. Pat Strupp. Pat Suhrstedt. John Summer. John Sump. Gary Sump. Melvin Swenson. Ann Tam. Marjorie Tamakloe. Hilda Tanaka. Jeannette Taylor. Gail 466 Terry. Wayne Thompson. Mr Tibbs. Ron Torrey. Jon Trent. Irene Van Leuven, Albert Van Zyl. Phyllis Van Zyl. Roger Vosberg. Dick Wadsworth. Paul Wallace. Robert Walters. Charles Webster. Nancy Wchrman. Ray Wells. Clarence Wells. Sharon Weltren. Wally Wendt. AI Roy Whallon. Louis Whitaker. John Whitsell. Brenda Whitsell. Roland Wicks. Sharon Will. Elaine William . Veda Wilson. Jerome Wirt . Michael Wishnrt, Karen Wiss. Donna Wong. K w Wong. Theodore Wood. Candy Woo lar l. Ernest Woods. Paul Wright. Jeff Wuori. James Yameda. Carolyn Yankauskas. Jerry Yocum. Bill Yoshida. Karen Young. Russell Yunker. Richard Zahary. Robert Ziemer. Robert 467 113 366 33 110 52 72 52 50 102 302 304 88 306 368 365 116 308 310 88 370 372 312 53 173 07 103 107 103 185 164 172 219 314 180 .178 260 236 115 184 182 371 112 63 374 121 GO 62 316 54 376 ORGANIZATIONS INDEX Chemical Engineers ... 70 Chi Omega .............322 Chi Phi............... 384 Cholaraires .......... 196 Christian Science Organization......... 93 Civil Engineers ....... 74 Coed Cottage...........313 Colleges .............. 41 Collegiate FFA 53 Coop Hoard of Directors .178 Coo| orntivc Students' Council 297 Coop Managers' Association .........296 Concert Hand 197 Co resident Council 295 Crew ................. 265 Cro| s Science Club 55 Cross Country 234 Dads Club ............ 175 Daeg Ilix .............393 Dairy Club ............ 55 Daven| ort House 377 Dean of Men ........... 39 Dean of Women 39 Delta Chi..............386 Delta Delta Delta 324 Delta Camma 326 Della Sigma Phi 383 Delta Sigma Hho 89 Delta Tau Delta 388 Delta Upsilon ... 390 Delta Zeta............ 321 Dramatics ............ 188 Education. School of G4 Educational Activities Hoard 174 EhrStaan ..............381 Electrical Engineers 73 Engineering. School of 68 Engineering Student Council .............. 70 Eta Kappa Nu .......... 72 Euterpe ............... 89 Fin and Antler Club 56 Flying Club 110 Food Technology Club 57 Football ..............222 Forensics ............ 202 Forestry Club ......... 81 Forestry. School of ... 78 Freshman Class Officers 169 Fusscrs' Guide Staff 181 Cammn Phi Hcta 328 Gamma Upsilon 93 Gar Ilix ............. 449 GarTyr 448 Gar Wyn............... 450 Golf 264 Governor of Oregon 36 Graduate School 42 Graduate Students 49 Hagall Staan.......... 426 Hagall Thom ...........378 Hawthorne Manor 392 Heather Rne 330 Hcckart Ixxlge 402 Home Economics Club 85 Home Economics. School of 82 Horticulture Club 58 Hui-O-Hawaii .......... 92 Humanities. School of 86 Ilix Ilix Ilix 394 Industrial Engineers 75 Inter-Dorm Council 298 Inter-Fraternity Council.............. 293 Inter-Hal I Council 295 Intramurals........... 274 Jameson House 331 Junior Class Officers 167 Junior Panhellenic 294 Kappa Alpha Theta 332 Kap| a Delta 334 Kappa Delta Pi 67 Kappa Delta Rho 404 Kappa Kappa Gamma 336 Kappa Kappa Psi 90 Kappa Psi 96 Ka| pa Sigma 406 Kaun Eis 451 Kaun Ilix 431 Kaun Raad 459 Kaun Staan Ilix 456 Ijtmbda Chi Alpha 408 lambda Kappa Sigma 96 Ijtmplightcrs ......... 97 little Sisters of Minerva ..............122 Marching Hand 194 Masque and Dagger 90 Mechanical Engineers 76 Memorial Union 170 Metals. Society of 75 Meteorological Society 77 Military. Division for 100 Mortar Hoard 120 Mothers Club ......... 175 Mountain Club ........ Ill Mu Bata Hcta............54 Naud Ilix 398 Nnud Kaun 454 Naval ROTC KM Off Campus Students 461 Olympics 279 Omicron Nu . 85 Opportunity OSU 176 Orange O 110 Orchestra 194 OSU-Corvallis Music Association 200 OSU Firemen 299 Othil Gar 455 Outstanding Professors 32 Panhellenic 292 Pep Hand 198 Pershing Rifles 107 Pharmacy. School of . 94 Phi Chi Theta 83 Phi Delta Theta 410 Phi Eta Sigma 116 Phi Gamma IX'lta 412 Phi Kappa Phi 115 Phi Kappa Psi 414 Phi Kappa Sigma 416 Phi Kappa Tau 409 Phi Knpi a Theta 418 Phi Sigma Kappa 420 Physical Education. Division of 108 Pi Beta Phi 838 Pi Kappa Alpha 422 Pi Kappa Phi 424 Pi Tau Sigma . 76 Poultry Club 58 President of OSU . 34 Publications 177 Publications Committee 174 Quorth Ixigar 382 Quorlh Staan 430 Rally Squad 220 Reed ledge 432 Registrar 40 Rifle Club 113 Rifle Team ... 253 Rook Sports 268 Royalty 204 Rugby 252 Sackett A 340 Sackett B 342 Sackett C 344 Sackett D 346 Scabbard ami Blade 101 Science. School of 98 Seahorses 280 STUDENT INDEX A Aalf . Ikcnni I'., 1172 Aliboy. Silvan K.. 349 Alied. Fiava T.. 387. 4 US Abraham. May II.. 380 A brain . Cary I).. 128. 461 Ackerman. Cartynn K„ 125. 328 Acklc . Kenneth M. 251 Arklin. lurry I... 453 Ail.«ir. Judith A.. 123. 461 Adair. Twila F.. 346 Aclamck. .1 luncs (’.. 74. 378 Adam . Alexander M.. 417 Adiun . Cay H.. 340 Adam . Jill M.. : M Adam . Kerry I... . 02 Adam . Ijirry II.. 370 Adam . Mary I-. 323 Adam , la - S.. 90. 125 Adam . Melvin II.. 426 Ad,mis, Richard V.. 414 Adam . Holier I J.. 74 Adamtva. Cornelia A. M.. 461 Adamvon. Jerry I. . ltkj, 400 Aililicoll. Donald J.. 71. 76. 125. 461 Ailelinan. .lame A.. 53. 450 Ailkin Arlen Floyd. 76 Adkiv-oo. Marjorie K . 350 Aitolt. Philip l .. 71. 125. 420 Agena. Clarence M.. 92 Ahlem. William K.. 55. 435 Ahlquint. Judy I... 125. 291. 302 A ichor. Suvnn B.. 344 Aikntnn. I.ynn A.. 412 Airey. I)enni I).. 378 Aiken. Tod I-.. 406 Aker . Charle . 457 Allien. Ted K.. 436 Alls-rtson, Harry B.. 446 AlliertMm, Oran ..71 Allan. Nancy C.. 52. 50. 125 Albright. Forc t M.. -'109 Albright. Janie A., 378 Albright. Itichard. 412 Albright. Itichard I).. 56. 428 Albright. Holier! J., 71. 72. 73. 125. 301. 450 Alder. Judy K.. 318 Aldrich. Itichard K-. 426 Alexander. Samira B.. 30 5 Alexander. Jerry It.. 106. 371 Alexander. Julie A.. 67. 322 Alexander. Itichard R.. 437 Al llachim. Chari M., 58 Ali. Chaudary N.. 49. 456 Allan. Olga J.. 317 Allen. Faina K.. 380 Allen. Cretchen VI . 32 Allen. Karen I... 322 Allen. Sharon I... 302 Allen. Sidney H . 73. 381 Allen. Sherman A.. 375 Allen. Su an J.. 292. 21M. 322 Alliton. Joe Ikcnni . 392 Allison. Jame C.. 125. 251. 293. 368 Albion. Janet FZ.. 125. 308 Albion. Joan H.. 344 Alluwn. Patricia M.. 313 Allred. William J.. 437 Alrick. Keith H.. 70. 71. 72. 73. 125. 385 Allheide. Ann I... .338 Altman. Charle It . 442 Alto. John F . 411 Alton. Itobert C.. 298. 300. 400 Alvord. Allan F.. 390 Aman. Shiriee M.. 352 Aniberg, John W. Jr.. 369 Amerio. Honald V.. 125. 380 Amerman. Gary S.. 400 Ame� . Darrel H.. 49. 450 Arne . Hohert It.. 125. 424 Ammon. Kandy L.. 56 Amoth. Alan It . 430 Amumhon. Diane l . 318 Anderson. Allen II., 390 Anderson.. Arthur H., 96 Andenon. liarhara. 317 Andenon, Cart A.. 372 Andenon. Charle A.. 448 Andenon. Christine. 357 Am tenon. Clyde I... 455 Am tenon, David It.. 125.365. 4-14 Andenon. Ikon It.. S4. 125, 432 Andenon. Donald G-, 450 Andenon. Kmie T.. 405 Andenon. F'elice F:.. 125. 302 Andenon. F'red W.. 223 Anderson. Cary A.. 56 Andenon. Cary B.. 370 Andenon. Cary C.. 385. 419 Amlrnon. Gerry C.. 125 Andenon. Jame W.. 453 Andenon. John H.. 435 Andenon. John W.. 125 Andenon. Jon M.. 411 Andenon. K. It. Jr.. 101. 107.404 Andenon. Karleen P., 318 Andenon. l-arry It.. 88. 101, 105. 125. 175. 180 Andenon. I.indu L.,311 Andenon. Marcia L.. 461 Amlcnon. Martha J.. 457 Andenon. Maurice J.. 407 Andenon. Pauline B., 125, 326 Amlenon. Peggy I... 340, 351 Andenon. Philip C.. 73. 125. 461 Andenon. Iteed It.. 380 Amlenon. Itichard J.. 125. 380 Amlenon. Itoger F . 378 Anderson. Honald 1... 101 Amlcnon. Sandra G.. 338 Amlenon. Victor K., 425 Amlcrton. James P., 125.290.372 Ando. Norman II.. 125. 385 Andrews, Richard W., 77 Andrew . Diane. 120. 125. 292.302 Andrew . I toiler t K.. 401 Amlrews, Stanley F'.. 72. 371 Amlrieu. Itaymond H., 125, 392 Angel. Samira J.. 125. 320 Angelo. Michael A.. 385 Angove. Patricia L. 125. .364 Anhorn. Jeffrey C.. 431 Anhorn. John I... 4.30 Anhorn. William G-. 4:10 Ankenen. Timothy. 57. 222. 410 Apple, tauter A.. 293. 385 Archibald. K A . 324 Ardell. F.ric B.. 105. 417 Areeckal, Ahraliam J. Amuigoat, Jean. 350 Armanlrout. Janet. 461 Armantrout. Neil B.. 125. 179.416 A mien trout. Sherrie S.. 91, 342 Armea, John F . 375 Armfiebl, Gary I).. 458 Arm held, Nancy K. Armpncat. Jan F .. 342 Armitrong. Samira I... 221. 317, 324 Armitrong. Suian A.. 338 Armitrong. William C.. 411 Arnett. Marilyn S,. 125. 332 Arnold, Janice I... 312 Arnold. Joan D.. 125. 324 Arnl . Cary I... 422 Amt . Iconird J., 125. 422 Arp . Honald B.. 73 Arrell. Jerry F'.. 367 Arvold. Jame A.. 264. 429 Asburry. Itachel A . .318 A h. Itichard W.. 104. 435 Aihcnlelter. Ikcnni D.. 384 Ashimme. John T.. 450 Ashton. Kita M . 334 Asia. Honald It.. 74. 125. 410 Aslle, Jane. 332 Attri. Surimler S.. 76 Aublermauer. Ina M.. .363 Auld. Katherine J.. 125. 152. 164. 326 Auiland. John Michael. 447 Austin. Nancy I... 172. 336 Avery. Gerald W.. 378 Avnt. Itoger W.. 366 Awhrey, Jacquelyn K.. .315 Axelsen. Carl K.. .390 Ayers. Jean K . 303 Ayre . Itoliert B.. 96. 97. 125. 461 Ayer . Itichard I).. 451 Aumi Waller S.. 92 Aievedo. Miriam K . 340 B Balicork. Dougla I... 377 Itahcork. Marilyn S.. 357 llaccxi . Barbara A.. 357 Back. Gay C.. 356 Hackman. George B.. : 94 Bacon, Sunday A.. 461 Badger. Itodnev A.. 440 Hadley. Jame I. . 294. 444 Haghv. Itichard A.. 104 Bagger. Gale K.. 313 Bagger, la-onard C. Jr.. 297. 371 Baggett. I a-lam I It.. 52. 58 Bagiev. Susan F:.. 178. 332 Itahr. Alyce I... 350 Bailev, Allen M.. 3!M Bailey, Claurlia J.. .' 25 Bailey, Cleniw I... 292 :«M Bailey. Harold W„ 428 Bailev. Kenneth It.. 413 Bailey. Kave S.. .338 Bailey. Hohert I... 412 Bailev. Holier! W.. 251. 2S3. 382 Bailey. Robert W.. 42:1 I (inly, William J.. 88. 125. 220. 434 Bair. Jacquelyn S.. 103. 352 Baird. Cliarle NV. Jr.. 371 Baird, Gail A.. 295.331 Itaird. Jeanne I,., .313 Baird, Phyllis K . .331 Baker. Allred It.. 451 Baker. Allen l-ee It.. 384 Barker. Barbara. 359 Baker. Ilonnie J.. 329 Baker. Dee It.. 303 Baker. Donna J.. 307 Baker. Ikonna I... 85. 313 Baker. F'rederick F . 126, 452 Baker, (iarry I).. 382 Baker. Ila J.. 350 Baker, Joyce I... .318 Baker, l-eona G.. 3M Baker. Michael II.. 407 Baker. Michael M.. 445 Baker. Nancy 1... 126. 302 Baker. Norah A.. 313 Baker. Itichard I... 405 Balter. Itoliert H . 126. 262. 275. 410 Baker. Itoliert S.. 109 Balter, Steven I... 458 Baker. Terry W.. 121. 126. 156. 222. 223. 224. 225. 226. 227. 232. 233. 237. 241. 246. 410 Bakken. Itichard C.. 126. .372 Batch. Thomas A.. 126. .366 Italchebler. lewii, 433 lialdock. Janet. .352 Baldwin. James I... 406 Baldwin. Janie It Jr.. 436 Baldwin. Itoliert W.. .370 Ball. Del W.. 107. 126. 440 Bull. Diana J..3I8 Ball John W.. 109. 126, 256. 257. 436 Ball. Jerry It.. 56. 367 Ball. Marilyn N.. 302 Ball. Slacia A.. 351 Ballen. Anne M.. 329 Hallenger. Itobert D .81. 126.385 Baltin. Jame W.. .382 Ballin, Itoliert A.. 126. 410 Balmlorlh. Kenneth It.. 388 Balran. Itoliert A.. 437 Bammann. Walter F . 451 Bank . Kenneth A.. 57 Bank . Sharon L.. 103. 359 Hannon. William A.. 73. 382 Barber David A.. 53. 126. 408 Barber. Itoger D.. 441 Burlier. Itoger M.. 440 Harcklav. David P.. 105. 106. 447 Barcrolt. David J.. 398 Bare. Falwin B. 111. 93. 104 Barker. Joe A.. 299 Karen . Terrv A.. .310 Barker. Patricia J.. 362 Barkhurst. Hosetnarv It.. 93. 322 Barne . Charlotte V.’. 120. 126 Barnes. David D.. 458 Barne . John M. Jr.. 384 Barne . Maux R.. 452 Bame . Michael F:.. 222 Barnett. Rohie C.. 351 Bametl. William B.. 76. 126. 374 Barnette. Phillip F:.. 390 Barney. Bruce R.. 408 Barney. Hohert A.. 93. 370 Barney. T. D . 400 Harngrover. l-arry W.. 441 Barnum. Betsy F .. 352 Karnum. James. 107 Barnum. Itobert FI.. 252. 375 Barnum, Susan J.. 315 Itarnuin. William I... 126. 374 Barocan. Thomas H . 126. 418 llarr. Karen I... 126. 292. 364 Barrel! Collium I... 431 Barrett. Ikan C.. 427 Barrett. Kenneth I... 377 Barrett. Robert R . 52. 58. .381 Barrett. William G.. 405 Burry. Dennis C., .193 Barry, lairrtta It.. 318 Barry. Marilyn J.. 328 Barstow. Ikorothv J.. 126 Barstow. Darrell A.. 1226 liartel. Ikonald F... 75. 417 Bartel. Frederick W.. 372 Bartel. FMward I).. 75. 104. 417 liartel . Donna I... .306 Bartel . Judith A. 117.364 Bartholomew. G. K..3I7 Hurtle. Ruth A.. 126. 292. 332 liarlon. Ikouglas N . 126. 461 Bar ce. Cary F... 124. 126. 372 Baalord. Wylie It.. 52. 455 Basgen. Thomas F . 412 Iiu h. Judith A.. .324 Basinger, Honald M . 452 Italchebler. Patricia. .' 24 Batcheller. V. F... 12 !. 461 llatchcldcr. !-ce A.. 306 Katcman. George W.. 428 Bateman. Pamela K . 126 Bate . Allen D.. 113. 223. 461 Bates. Judy G.. 461 liatliitoni. Paul M.. 4.10 liauer. liarhara J.. 324 liauer. Sharon A.. 338 Bauman. Judith A.. 316 Bauserman. Julie A.. 366 IbuM-mum, Kuthie L„ 116.357 Baxter, a.Word I. . 164. 167. .374 Baxter. Clilton J.. 90. 126. 423 liaxter. Richard K . 423 Baxter. Holland. 422 liavle . Edward A.. 374 liaytey. Harold G.. 413 llavnc. Robert I... 126. 390 ■teach. Donabl It . 56 Heacli. David J., 410 lleach. Gary I... 350 Bearhv, Delbert H.. 74. 126 Beal. Christine It.. 350 lieall. Jane M.. 351 Beall. Thomas M. Jr.. 350 Bean. William K.. 396. .398 Beard. John D.. 96. 97. 126.378 Beard Raymond I .. 118. 4.30 lieardsley. Carolyn I... .342 Beatty. Joseph II.. 428 Beauchamp, Judith L.. 337 Bobber, Cary Ik.. 369 Beck. Cary I.. 450 Heck. Cay C.. 126 Beck. Janet K.. 335 Beck. Kenneth I... 406 Beck. John W. Jr.. 447 Beck. Judy I . 350 Beck. Richard J.. 2t«. 446 I lock. Tom A.. .382 Broken. Nancy L. 338 Beckcndorf. Crrabl W.. 126. 390 lircker. Fatwin S.. 381 Becker. Michael H . 102 Becker. Terrence P.. 74 Beckman. Karl F'.. 422 Beckwith. William G„ 105. .388 Bad regal. Jo o lliguel. 72. 73. 126. 461 Beets-. Knirr A.. 428 Beelie. John It.. 74 Beelie. Katherine K.. 30H Beebe. Tervl P.. 57 Beehler. Barbara J.. 126. .363 Beeler. Gary A.. 4.34 Beeler. William J.. 435 Beer . Hohert I... 442 Beeslev. Karl It,. 457 Beesley. Stanley A.. 371 Bee b-y. Marie F.. 362 lleeston. Judith H.. .349 Begley. Donald F:.. 126 Behrens. Norman I... 126. 461 liehse. Dran I .. 374 lleith. William It,. Ift5. .384 Beiswenger. FUainc. .'126 lb kooy. Itodger G.. 105. .374 Bellinger, laiwrence G.. 409 Bell. James W . 425 Bell. Thurman It.. 222 Bellingham. Ikouglas A.. 406 Helsmu. Ronnie. 303 lb It. Beatrice I.. 67. 126. 348 Belt. Mary F:.. 110. .348 Bet yea Alan It.. 423 Hernia, Jerry W.. 298. 300. .398 Bender. l-mra L, .328 Benedict. Duane I... 461 Benedict, Roger E.. 73. 461 Renner. Hex I) . 237. 374 Bennett. Harhara A.. 292. 338 Bennett, Ikouglas E.. 4-30 Bennett. Gerald I... 126. 436 Bennett. Julie G.. 29 . 321 Bennett. Judith M.. .340 Bennett. Hohert M.. 102392 Bennett. Hose U. 67. 126. 904 liennett. Sharon I... 01. 110. 179 306 lb-nnett. Winston I).. 63 liennett. Woodson FI . 11.3. 252. 37-liennion, lor.. I... 170. 202. .336 lie noil Duane I... .387 Henson. Brian I... 445 Ib-iwm. Gary G.. 11.3. 256. 4- 4 Benson. Susan G.. 359 Bentley. Gloria K 126 Benton. Carol F:.. 103. .329 Benton. Charle K.. 41.3 lb-rg. James V.. 428 Ib-rg. Sumner It.. 432 lb-rg. William J.. 982 lierge. Fiileen C., 356 Ib-rger, Grace A.. 357 Berger. Harold. 126. 436 Berger. Jack Ik.. 127, 4.32 Berger. Jacqueline I... 461 Ib-rger. Mary A.. 1« . 311 lierghoU. liarhara T.. .316 liergman. David K . 325 Hergreen. Chios. 339 liergren. Ib-verly A.. 127. 338 Bergstrom. Joanne M.. 103. 303 Ib-rkey. Hichunl H.. 400 Bernard. Phillip J. Jr.. 458 Ib-rnurdv. Sharon A.. 334 Bemdt. Marilyn J . 312 liernev. Barbara M., 127. 313 Beroev. Fblward A. Jr.. 377 Berning. Duane A.. 377 Berry. Dougla M.. -384 Berry. Jame It.. 88. 442 Berrv. Janice M.. 127. 302 Berry. Ted l„. 968 Bcrtelien, Cordon P.. 127. 416 Bertonneau. Kenneth C.. 105 Herwunger. Ikavid A.. 105. 275. 417 Hevsey. lola A.. JO. 97. 120. 127. 344 Bettencourt. Norman B.. 97. 2IO. 390 Bet . Gerald W.. 256. 280 Heutler. Itoliert It.. 71. 73. 127, .381 Bevandich. Sheila A.. .' 04 lieven . Stanley W.. 73. 103 Beveridge. John W.. 101. 103 licweradorff. It H . 459 Beyer. Cary K . 96. 97. 127. 461 Beymer. Annette B . 59. .346 Bibbee, David A.. 421 Bible, liarliara J.. 127. 461 Bierly. Craig A.. 461 Bierer. Barbara L, 294. 309 Bierly. Kenneth F.. 433 Bigelow. Anne M.. 117. 306 Bigler. John 8.. 389 Kigham. Donna J.. 127. 297. 331 Bill. Hohert K.. 104 Hilling . Margaret S. 344 Hill . Cary It.. 378 Bingham. Bruce Ik.. 440 llinghain. Nancy. .337 limey. Thoma B.. 53 limgic, Carolyn J.. 323 Binney. Stephen E„ 71. 107. 440 Bird. Barbara J.. 351 Bishop. Benjamin W.. 466 Bishop. Kay FJoise. 85. 302 Bishop. Marvin Jr.. 428 Biwcr. Darwin A. Jr.. -393 liyeble. Beverly. 357 liferke, liruce G.. .366 B rrkc, Brenda J.. 103. 303 Itiomson. Brian M.. 375 Blachlv. Ikonald G.. 380 Black. James K.. 440 Block. Jared I... 74. 127. 444 Black. Joe H . 423 Black. Rosalie It.. 127 Black. Suellcn. 127. 326 Black. Thoma I... 410 Blackburn. Cary I... 127. 448 Blacker. Blair K.. 107 Blackley. Charles F... 381 Blackman. George A.. 76. 11.3 Blackwell. FJizahrth. 329 lilagen. liarlxara A.. 357 Blair. Ann K.. 67. 127. .324 Blair. Margery F'.. 324 lilake. Cordelia A.. 127. .162 Blake. Patricia A.. 116. 336 lUakelv. George M. III. 435 Blamer. Ikcwitt. 88. 118. 442 Blanchard. Kenneth It.. .370 Blanchard, lamia J.. 340 III .inch lie Id. Jeffry St.. 127. .372 lUanchtiebl. Sherry!. .348 libs . I jrrv Ik . 106. 414 Bliven. Janet F'.. 110. 356 Blodgett. Jame A.. 392 lllorlgelt. Janet S., 316 Blogg. Alfred I... 379 lilomquisl. la-onard C.. 74. 127. 461 lilossum. Morrie G.. 456 Blower. Ib-llv A.. 315 Blue. William A . 442 Board. Freddie D.. 127. 461 Boatman. Wayne A.. 105. 254.393 IbiUutt. Barton C.. 411 I iodine. Ikonald P.. 127. 461 Hadley. Joyce K.. 348 469 STUDENT INDEX Hodvfclt. Ivtmund It.. 81, 127. 426 llodvf.li. Ployil NV.. 127. 401 Hoc. Christine M., 333 Hoc. Crain I .. 'W Bocgcr. August C.. HI Boehm. Carol I... 344 Boehme. I_irry H.. 366 Boehme. Ora ler S.. 352 Hoennighausen. Ropr, 10ft. 441 Hoervna. Carol M., 314 Hone. Eldon G.. 55. 127. 461 Itohn. Hurncll It . 127 Hohnert. Samira I... 312 Itoldmun. lamia M.. lift. 333 liolon. Ccorse I).. 127, 166. 45ft Homcniien Robert NV.. 221. 413 Hood. Jane 1).. 317 Homl. Shnrron A.. 323 Homicscn. Albert 1.. 430 llonfiold. Andrea J.. -'104 Bonilla. Joe. 223 Honney. Hay C.. 127 Honney. Itoiiert A.. 461 I loo her. James W. Jr.. 4:S0 Hor lcn. I.ynne C.. 51. 340 Borkgrrn. Beverly. 342 Horkman. Clwitn K.. 38ft Horn. Alvin K . ! 7 Horrceco, John K.. 419 Bom, Michael O.. 106 Bostick. Bruce II.. 376 Boston. Michael II.. 73. 127. 461 Boswell. Tom NV.. 256. 257 Hovey. Roberta I).. 93. 361 Bou. Marcelo C.. 466 Boucher, l-awrcncc B.. 396 Boucher. Rodney M.. 381 Bowden. Dennis Cl.. 426 Bowen. Karl I).. 59. 448 Bowen. I.ynden 03, 309 Bowers. Carol K.. 386 Bowers. Connie V.. 364 Bowers. Galen C.. 364 Bowers. Richard P„ 454 Bowie. James S.. 435 Howker. David M.. 102. 441 Howkcr. Donald R.. 461 Bowles. Carolyn M„ 338 Bowman. Kern H.. 76 Bowman. Molly K.. 357 Bowman. Tod, 71 Bown. Itichard NV . 448 Bowne. Richard NS',. 447 Boyd. Bonnie J.. 336 Boyd. Charles NV.. 127. 434 Boyd. C.arv A.. 52. «3. 127. 368 Boyd, John A.. 102 Boyd lasMiard A.. 44ft Boyd. I’amela J.. 362 Boyles. Robert V.. 386 llraeelin. Gary I... 286. 434 lir.iek. Jon II.. 391 liradfield. A. A.. 348 Bradley. Carl W.. 433 Bradlev. Richard W . 301. 431 Bradley. Susan G.. 110. 127. 332 Brady. James K.. 431 llnidv. James F . 73 Brady, James H . 88. 366 Brady. Jerry R . 127. 236. 256 267 40) Brady. John S.. 408 Brady. Judith H . 317 Branaman, Dixie I... 302 lirandick. France C.. 357 Brandon. Jeffrey I... 400 Itrandl. John M.. 392 Branson. t_irry. 112. 418 Branson. Sharon A.. 127. 336 ■translator. Jean R., 127. .318 Brattain. Susan J., 303 Braun. Faye. 127 Braun. Frederick II . 450 Brauner. Katherine I... 325 Bray. Thomas K„ 426 Brayton. Gwendolyn It.. 461 Bray. Terrance I... 382 Brayton. Virginia I... 49. 461 Breedlove. Joann K.. 362 Breedlove, William P.. 438 Breithaupt. Mary M.. 317 Bremer. Barbara, 332 Brendcn. Bradley M . 427 Breneman. Judith A.. 348 Brenner. Carolyn L, .'149 Brewer, Bonnie K.. 344 Briceo. Wayne A.. 430 Brice. Glyn A.. 426 Brice. Elizabeth J.. 369 Brice. Marilyn I... 328 Briggs. Constance I .. 307 Bright. Larry R.. 113 Itrin. Janet. 316 llrrshcr. I-arry A.. 127. 294. 372 Briater. Nikki S.. 100 Bristol, William C. 412 Itrilton. Barbara I... 116, 332 liritton. Howard C.. 367 Krizcndinc. Linda M.. .311 Hio.td. .lames A . Ml llroiulhurst. G. J. Jr.. 298. 378 Itrobsl. Nancy I-. 167. 334 Itrock. Roller! J.. 127. 424 Kroclnen. Robert W.. 56 I trad i . Benjamin E.. 73. 440 Broilie. James F;,. 430 Broer. John C.. 431 Krogdcn. Linda J., 63, .318 Itrogden. Bruce It.. 378 llronson, Itoiiert K. Jr.. 445 Brooks. Karen D.. 127. 338, 366 Brooks. Karen M.. 67 Brooks. Richard I... 127. 221.231. 233. 410 Brookshire. Betty C.. 63. 103.324 Brasil. Faye M.. 127 Brown. Carol A.. 324 Brown. Caroline G.. 344 Brown. Charles A-. 75 Brown, Eugene C. II. 367 Brown. Gary L.. 298. 427 Brown. George K . 426 Brown. James H.. 74. 127. 380 Brown. Irvin W. Jr., 435 Brown. Janice K., 306 Brown. Julie A.. 317 Brown. Keith K.. 88.367 Brown. Kent It.. 106. HI Brown, l-xrry G.. 81. 128. 461 llrimn, Robert I... 377 Brown, Romer. 372 Itrown. Ronald K..38I Brown. Sandra I... 457 Brown. Shirlev J.. 120. 128. 176. 182. 322 Itrown. Stanley F.. 71. 76. 126. 461 Itrown. Stuart W.. 401 Brown. Thomas K.. 105. 378 Brown. Wayne K.. 97. 128. 204, 386 Brown. Toni M.. 362 Browning. Eugene I... 382 Broyles. William K.. 72. 73 Brubaker. Philip It . 427 Bruce. Itoiiert A.. .' 82 llrue. Scheryl J.. 97. .346 It ruffe I. James A.. 400 Itruncr. Howard C.. 128. 461 Brim ton. Wayne C.. 460 Brusven. Kenneth A.. 22ft Brvant. Geoffrey It.. 106. 408 Bryant. William K . 71. 128 Bubenik. Murk I... 414 Buchanan. Craig M.. 407 Buchanan. Donna l„. 346 Buchanan. Patricia I... 307 Buchanan. Gerry I... 314 Buchanan. Thomas It.. 181 Buchanan. William I... 468 Ituchner. Douglas I... 76 Buck. Mary A.. 103.310 Buck. Sylvia C.. 304 Itucklev. Diane J.. 128 Ituckhorn. la-slie A.. 169. 201.337 Buckley. Robert It . 421 Itucklev. Thomas I... 434 liuckthal. Janet I... 128. 322 liurckcr. Robert C.. 419 Buell. James K . 439 Itueller. Diane K . 364 Bull. Judith. 317 Bull. Jack M.. 128. 414 llull.itd. Joanne M . 362 Bullock, Janet A . 128. 461 Bullock. Marvin M.. 128, 461 Bullock. Itonald Dale. 49. 461 Bullock. Shirley J.. 461 Itumganlner. Judith A.. .340 Bunlen. Janice I... 346 Iturludge. Marcia I... 339 iturrhell. Linda A . 292. 310 Burchell. Susanne E.. 103. 128.30J Burdick. David It . 436 Itures. Dale I... 124. 450 Bur bird. Sandy J.. 367 Burger. Susan N.. Mi Burger. Jerry. 380 Burgess. Patricia I... 352 Iturgoync. John I... 384 Burk. Jerome It.. 387 Burk. William M. Jr.. 420 Burke. Vernon G . 223. 22«. 227 Burke. James N.. 417 Burkliart. John M.. 417 Iturnard. Thomas C.. 3!M Burnet. Steven F.. 53. 128. 374 Burnett. Ira K.. 381 Bums. Douglas C.. 221. 439 Bums. Samira It.. 183. 322 Burr. David S.. 101. 105. 221. 438 Burrell. John K. III. 128. 406 Burn-son. Burton J.. .' 88 Bur resort. Kilgene M.. 389 Burton. Michael I... 88. 121. 128. 153. 166. 166. 173. 219. 457 liurslie, Cynthia A. E.. : 09. 344 Busby. Edward It.. 373 Busch. John K.. 166 llusch. I asdic M.. 169 Buse. George. 386 Ituse, I eland C-. 72. 73 Busoy. Marsh. 332 Bush Nancy W.. 128. 461 Bush. Penelope A.. 350 Bush. Richard ('.. 45i Rush. Robert C. Jr.. 461 Rush. Itoiiert I... 128 Itushnell, Jurlvann. 317 Busick. Linda C.. 3:19 Buwc. Sarah C.. 59 Buswell. Lynne J.. 295. 362 Huswell. Steven C.. 106. 433 Butler, Alvin I... 128. 401 Butler. Gilbert W.. 128. 376 Butler. Glena K . 317 Butler. Jean A.. 176.310 Butler. Itoiiert M.. 72. 75. 420 Butler. Sandra I.. 307 Bullke. Colleen S.. 340 Button, Kenneth B.. 128. 380 Bulls. Beverly S.. 128. 363 Butts. Itoherl I... 118. 391 Bu zell. Marv I... 342 Bye. Joann It.. 170. 322 Byers. Carolyn J.. 356 Byers. Karen M.. 306 Byers. Shirley M.. 318 Bvlaml. Ten J.. 128. 291. 306 Byrd. Steven C.. 460 Byrd. Suzanne A.. 359 By ms. David A.. 386 Byslrom. David I... 430 c Cade. Glenda F., 306 Caddy. Marv I... 313 Caine. William T.. 106 Calaha. Michael J.. 429 Colder. Sharon S . 128. 328 Caldwell, James A.. 456 Caldwell. Kathryn A.. 172. 348 Caldwell. William K.. 373 Calhoun. Beverly J.. 461 Calkins. Barbara A.. 128. 324 Callaghan. Kathleen G.. 346 Callahan. Darald NV.. 461 Cameron. Jane M.. 352 Cameron. Karen F.. 308 Camillo. Michael B.. 102 Camp. Dennis It.. 445 Camidiell. Don I... 7| Campbell. Donna E.. 52. 356 Campbell, .lane F:.. 357 Cam|d ell. Janet S.. 170. 306 Campbell. Jeffry K.. 56 Campbell. John NV.. 392 Cam|diell. Kathleen M.. 323 Campbell, lasis P.. 344 Campbrll, Malcolm I... 105. 106 Campbell. Michael D.. 369 Campbell. Kick J.. 209. 409 Campbell. Steven J.. 128. 290. 424 Cam|d rll. Suzanne I... 322 Camptiell. Timothv I... 121. 128. 237.374 Cam|diell. William IL. 42U Canario. James M.. 391 Camiee. William It.. 75. 252 Concern. William It.. 372 CanKam. Clark F . 406 Cannon. Dale A.. 128. 414 Cannon. Jerry I... 467 Cannon. Katherine S., 316 Cannon. Merle F .. 414 Cannon, Rosalee S.. 308 Cannon. Susan I... 356 Canter. Alan. 400 Caples. Nancy A.. 297 Carrion. Whitney A.. 350 Cariaga. Boss. 222. 229. 231. 232 Carl. Mary E.. 309 Carlrson. Itichard D.. 56. 386 Carlile. Galen M . 426 Carlin. Daunie J., 413 Carlson. Ann M.. 221. 303 Carlson. Charles A.. 370 Carlson. Evelyn A.. 352 Carlson. Gerald A.. 5®, 121. 128. 293. 420 Carlson. Harold W.. 378 Carlson Harvey E.. 425 Carlson. Kenneth T.. 468 Carlson. Norman A.. 76 Carlson. Stephen M . 90. 112 Carls!rom, Margaret A.. 128. 344 Carnegie. John W.. 366 Carnes. I jot C.. 89 Carr. Catherine M.. 318 Carr. Colleen. 340 Carr. John A. Jr.. 66 Carr. NVdliam D.. 456 Carr. NVdliam F . 419 Carroll. Karen I--.,. .334 Carroll. Robert NV., 106 Carroll. Steven A.. 388 Carson. Karen I. . 328 Carter. Carolyn I... 324 Carter. Cynthia A.. 128. 461 Carter. David I... 400 Carter. Jane I... 170. 292. 336 Carter. Jean 1C. 324 Carter. MaryS.. 120. 128. 152. 336 Carter. Itonald It.. Inti Carter. Sandy, 461 Cary. Richard II. 463 Caaad. James NV.. 88. 426 Casciato. Juilith M.. 128. 326 Case. Carrie M„ 103. 336 Case. Thomas l , 293. 388 Casey. Gary D.. 223 Cason, llriarlcv J., 313 Casey. Koren I... 128. 302 Caspar. Margaret A.. 322 Casper. Richard F'.. 422 Cassel, David F'.. 435 Cassell. Civile M.. 375 Caster. John E.. S3, 265. 406 Caster. Todd 11.. 431 Cate. Stephen H . 441 Cates Sandra K.. 181). 310 Cates. Shcrron A.. 311 Cates. Charles K., 367 Catherwood. Dwight NV.. 384 Caton, F'rederick NV. II. 423 Cawlficld. Evelyn M . 128. 322 Caz ell. Shirley J.. 461 Celler� . Michael NV . 437 Center. Charles D.. 128. 4fll Cesare. Mary It.. 317 Chaenrtegui, laiuisr H,. 346 Chaee. Judith. 325 Chaffee. I.vle NV . 76. 128 Chai. Patrick V. P.. 454 Chulfan. John I... 406 Challis. Michael It.. 254. 436 Chambers. F'.laine J.. 342 Chambers, Cary M., 57. 422 Chamliers. Maynard N,. 414 Chambers. NVayne Fi.. 63. 128. 461 Chan. Harvey T Jr.. 57. 128. 449 Chon. William NV.. 380 Chandler. Alexia J.. 36ft Chandler. James I. . 297 Char to. Itculen S.. 461 Chang. Georgiana S J.. 92. 351 Chapin. Ralph P.. 128. 432 Chapman. James I... 128. 368 Chapman. Kirk S.. 262 Chapman. Roller! NV.. 71. 72. 73. 128. 298. 301. 450 Chapman. Sandra K . 307 Chappell. Carol J.. .«M Chapson. James It.. 417 Char. FJliot NV. O.. 92. 102 Charbonneau. Verna It.. 344 Charles. Margaret A . 337 Chariesw-orth. Fatwin I... 129. 385 Charters. Carol K.. 349 Chartier. Joseph C.. :I82 Chart rev. Itebeeca V.. 301 Chase. Kathleen M.. 307 Chase. Marcia I... 129. 356 Chastainc. Alan It . 129. 409 Chee. Chester K. NV.. 92. 442 Chee. F'rancts K. NN',. 442 Cheldelin. Donald H . 388 Cheverton. Martha I. . 86. 129. 310 thing. Delwm I . K.. 49. 461 Ching. Garv Y.. 73. 466 thing. Gordon NV.. 92. 429 thod rick. Camille. 352 thop|� . Mary S.. 340 Choong, Philip T.. 371 Chorak. E. Deanna. 110. 295. 356 Chorak. Nicholas A.. 57 Chorlton. Marjorie S.. 294. 339 Chown. Tlvomas H., 200 Chow. Chi Ming. 429 Chrisman. Kenneth It.. 376 Chow. Melvin NV. S.. 101 Christensen. Betty M.. 294. 334 thristensen. Carol A.. 349 Christensen. C. J.. 311 Christensen. fhrislo|iher H.. 441 Christensen. Dale B.. 409 thristensen. David E.. 401 Clinstensen. David D.. 81 Christensen. Douglas. 427 Christensen, John I’.. 101. 106 thristensen, Karen M.. 129. 461 Christie. Douglas A.. 434 Christie. Robert K . 56 Oiristoffenon, 11. I).. 428 Chun. Claude NV.. 92, 442 CIiiiii. Paul B. NV.. 92. 448 Chun, lamella M.. 316 Chung. In Heung, 57 Church, Dean II . 441 Church. John A.. 380 Churchill. Frank T . 49. 461 Churchill. Jean. 461 Churchill. John A.. 461 Cl chough. Mary K.. 318 Clneys. Donald I... 55. 129. 298. 301.458 Claflin. Peter E.. 436 Claggett. Sandra J.. 353 Clancy, Allen I .aw son. 453 CUridgc. Sally A.. 338 Hark. Carol J.. 308 Clark. Carole J.. 129. 348 Clark. Charles F . 129. 461 Clark. David G.. 389 Clark. David T.. 466 Clark. Duncan F . 4-‘ l Clark. Frank IL. 413 Hark. Glen I... 372 Hark. Harold T.. 96. 389 Clark. James L. Jr.. 372 Clark. Jeffery F . 461 Clark Johanna G.. 103. 323 Clark. Kenneth I... 291. 412 Clark. Linda. 326 Clark. Norman NN'.. 427 Clark. Peggy !... 115. 124. 129. 292. 326 Clark. Ralph E . 426 Clark Richard C.. 372. 451 Clark. Steven I_. 223. 261. 263. 438 Clark William I... 449 Clarke. Barbara. 353 Clarke. James M.. 419 Clarke. Pat. 350 Clarke. Patricia M.. :«l Claussen. Mary J.. 322 Clayton. I.e lie F .. 361 Clayton. Stephen G.. 129. 440 U eg horn Naney M.. 311 Clem. Uwrence It.. 129. 390 Clemmons. Christi I... 294. 312 Clemons. Victor G. Jr.. 406 Clendcncn, Gary NV . 392 Cleveland. Charles It.. 200 Clevenger. Thomas S.. 52 Clifford, Robert K.. 430 Clilton. Bruoe H.. 455 Clifton. Maren I . 351 Cline. Marion K.. 308 Oine. Richard A.. 50 Cline. Thomas A.. SO Clinkinbeard. NV. H.. :I70 Clineschmidt. II V.. 96 Clinton. Linda H.. 335 Clorc. Howard 1).. 376 Clothier. Harvey. 73. 461 Clouse. John E . 401 Coates. Carol J.. 89. I«l. 348 Coliueci. firne M.. 466 Cochran. Carmen J.. 357 Cockbora. Thomas C.. 400 Cockrell. Rosa A.. 414 Cockrell. William IL. 366 Cody. Bruce C.. 456 Coe. Mary lorn. 342 Coffey. Sheila. 363 Coffyn. Merrily. 334 Cohen. Elaine H.. 342 Cohon. Itirh.ird I).. 400 t'olasuonno. Thomas M.. 453 Cole, tharles N.. 370 Cole. Carolee. 103. 326 Cole. Catherine F‘.. 318 Cole. Falward I... 97. 129. 461 Cole. Janet K . 333 Cole. John D . 442 Cole l-awrrncr Fi. Jr.. 129. 379 Cole. Warren B.. 223. 233. 410 Coleman. Douglas F:.. 62. 107.418 Coleman. Janet A.. 314 Coleman. Jennie M.. 317 Coleman. Kenneth IL. 373 Coleman, leslie C.. 321 Coleman. Syilnev D.. 85. 129 294. 332 Collin. Joyce N.. 302 Collins. Daniel NV.. 419 Collins, tarry NV.. 406 470 STUDENT INDEX Collin . Rosalie A.. .121 Collin . Thomas C.. 86 Collin . William I... 105 Colonna. Jerome K.. 456 Col.Min. , Itoliert. 97, 400 Colonna. l.inda. 461 C.wnan. Edward E.. 12! . 388 Comb . Carol I M-. 57. 313 Coomb . Donald E.. 71. 72. 73. 129. 461 Comb . Dorothy S.. 322 Combs. Pamela 4.. 340 Combs. Robert IL. 409 Comini. Jon C.. 439 Comini. Susan M.. 146. 303 Common . Roderick I... 59. 107. 450 Condi I, Douglas. 414 Confer. Cary R.. 102. 456 Congdon. Jerry J.. 12! . 450 Conerly. Cheryl K.. 389 Conifer. l)ou(la I... 451 Conklin. Kenneth L. 434 Conlee. Charles J.. 74 Conlev. David A.. 102. 103. 129. 291. 390 Coon. Dianne I... 303 Conn Truman W., 129 Connall. Noel J.. 129. 441 Conell. William J.. 43 ! Conner. Judy A.. 314 Connolly. John I... 372 Connolly. Rosanne. 356 Connor . Nancy J,. 461 Conover. Donna M.. 353 Conte. Linda P„ 304 Convene. Ceorite A.. 129. 296. 301. 4 M Conway. Patricia l„, 359 Cook. Clive W. Jr.. 55. 429 Cook, Curti J.. 129, 461 Cook. David I... 76 (Took, Cordon I!., 88, 368 Cook. Harold W. Jr.. 392 Cook. Jamcx D., 81 Cook. Judith N.. 129. 318 Cook. Pamela J.. 301 Cook. Roy S.. 70. 88. 129. 164. 374 Cook. Sandra I... 335 Cooke. Carol A.. 357 Cooke. Daniel I... 379 Cookoon. Clifford R.. 2!«. 430 Cooley. Michael F.. 431 Cooney. Shannon I... 349 Coofi. Anita I... 351 Coojier. D.'lliert S.. 451 Coojier. Dvan M . 70. 12! . 461 Cooper. Frederick It . 112.380 Coojier. James A.. 40! CoojK-r. Janet E.. 35t Coojier. Pamela S.. 351 Coojier. Richard W.. 129. 452 Coojier. Robert I... 81 Cooto, Norman E.. 109. 129. 430 Cope Mary A., 313 Copcnhosen. C. A.. 353 CopiUky. James It.. 393 Cordano. William C.. 406 Cordell. Kulfene V.. 118. 301. 429 Cork. Karen A.. 129. 220. 336 Corkum l .ek M.. 129. 456 Corley. Roy K.. 12! . 392 Cornell. Steven It.. Ill Comil sen, Robert J.. 422 Correv. Jean N.. 451 Corv. Ronald D-. 438 Cosand. Bruce T.. 129. 452 Coalel. Marv H . 336 Councltc. Terrel J.. 71. 129. 422 Coto. Maria I.. 346 Coto. Raul E.. 12! . 301.448 Coltell. Angela It.. 302 Couch. David II.. 462 Coughcnowcr. David D.. 90. 129. 182. 388 Counts, Melvin C.. 237. 238. 246. 374 Courser, Cathy I).. 318 Coutu, Louis C 49. 77. 458 Covert. Darrell I... 424 Cowan. JelTerv V.. 401 Cowles. Jack. 264. 372 Cox. David It.. 435 Cox. Helen I.. T.. 129 Cox. Karen I... 326 Cox. Kent W.. 366 Cox. IJoyd O.. 70. 71. 74. 129. 461 Cox. Martha A.. 294. 324 Covkentlall. John It.. 86 Coykemlall. Robert I... 385 Coyle. Constance E., 117. 351 Crabtree. Donald J. Jr.. 129. 414 Crabtree. Janet M.. •’ « Crabtree. Terry M.. 423 Cobbtree, William E.. 107. 390 Craig. Jane A.. 348 Craig. Lavell G.. 129. 457 Craig. Marilyn J.. 336 Craig. Susan J . 220. 326 Craig. William C.. 376 Crain, George K II. IOI. 106 Cram. Donald I... 129. 406 Crandall. Terry (� .. 378 Crandall. William B . 77. 129. 462 Cranston. Patricia I... 93. 314 Craver. Richard W. 447 Crawford. Donald Dean. 451 Crawford. Kathryn I... 332 Crawford. Richard I... 423 Crawford, lt.il.ert J.. 361 Crawford. Ronald W.. 52. 53. 129. 368 Crawford. Sarah A.. 340 Creech. Harold C . 378 Crenshaw. Ronald A.. 68. 129 Creswick. Ronald L.. 458 Crews. Richard S.. 407 Cri p. Roller! A.. 104 Crittenden. 1-an.lo D.. 97. 130. 462 Crockett. Kathleen B.. 340 Crone. Richard A.. 118. 447 Cronk. Michael I).. 462 Crook. Karen 308 Crook, lairry E.. 428 Crook. Ronnie James. 462 Crooks. William IL. 105 Crop. Roland E.. 406 Cropley. ChrroU D.. 429 Crosby. Barbara J.. 357 Crosby. Ii.irb.ra K.. 359 Crouse. Carol J.. .344 Crouse. Sandra K.. 130 Crowr. Douglas M.. 102. 448 Crow. John P.. 445 Crow. Joseph M.. 106 Crowe. Murray D.. 428 Crowl. Catherine M.. 130. 328 Crowley. Michael G.. 388 Crowston, Marvin W., 384 Cruickshank. David It.. 431 Cruickshiink. K I... 308 Crump. Ray Wardin. 130. 430 Cro an. Kathleen G.. 130. 462 Csergei. Harold J.. I.'10 Cuddihv. Richard J.. 235. 460 Cullierlson. Karen J . 63. 67. 120. 130.311 Cullen. Mary M.. 462 Culver. Charley A.. 298. 301. 394 Culver. David A.. 451 Cummings, Celia G.. 342 Cummings. James W.. 96. 130. 370 Cunningham. Gregory M.. 74 Cunningham. Walt I... 384 Cupper. Jerry M.. 56. 462 Curry. Carol It.. 344 Curtis. Donald W.. 113 Curl is. Ellen K . 346 Curti . Paul IL. 409 Cushing. Sydney It.. 318 Cushman. William H.. 367 Custer. Roliert E.. 406 Cutter. John I... 96. 130, 462 Cutting. Michael I... 435 D Daggett. Kenneth A.. 401 Dahlin. Joel K.. 130. 462 Dahlseid. Ronald W.. 4 12 Dailey, Wayne C,. 298. .101. 452 Daily. Cletus w.. 74 Daily. Milton K . 56. 448 Dale, Marilyn M.. 308 I� .dim.in, Roliert S.. 380 Dalton. Janet II.. 103. 325 Daly. Dennis J.. 385 Dalv.. Susan 1$.. 103. 310 Dam. Vera ('.. 325 Damavnndi, F. It.. 424 D.unni. Linda I... 304 D.unman. Darlene M.. 312 Dana. Carol I. . 346 Dimliv. J. D.. lOi Danliv. Marshall E.. 56 Dang. Clifford W.. 90. 96. 385 Daniels. Ilarbim J . 317 Daniels, Richard C.. 421 Danskine. William P.. 52. 53. fit Dafip. Alan M.. 253 Darcy. Dennis A.. 130. 462 Darev. Michael L, 396 Dardis. Michael J . 96. 130. 388 Darling. Katherine A.. 328 Dannstcd. Barbara J., 317 Datible. Kenneth I).. 377 I kauenhauer, C. M . 130, 331 Daucnhauer, Paul .1.. 406 Daugherty. Virginia P.. 351 Daughters. James It.. 130. 261. 434 Daulton. Henry C.. 254. 365 Davenport Janet K.. 351 Davenport. Mary E.. 314 Davenport. Terry S.. 106. 381 Davcy, Ginger I... 317 Davidson. David A.. 107 Davidson. Korbc L. .'189 Davie . Craig K.. 118. 384 Daving. Linda I„. .‘ 28 Davis. Harlxira I... 342 Davis Bruce A.. 409 Davis. Carol L.. 302. 318 Da via. Carole M.. 356 Davis. Delmer It . 420 Davis. Don P.. 53 Ikavi . El wood. .180 Davis. FranciNse A.. 93. 350 Davis. Frank G.. 413 Davis. Garth F.. 53. 368 Davis. Jeffry. It.. 378 Davis. John L.. 76 Davis. Julia L.. 315 Davis. John M.. 130. 462 Dav-is. Karen S.. 315 Davis, Kevin E.. 391 Davis. Kristin. 2! 5, 344 Davis. I.inee E.. 130. 462 Davis. Linda F.. 130. :t64 Davis, laianne J.. 357 l avix. Lynne E.. 353 Davis. Margaret L . 2! 5. 350 Davis. Marilyn E., .159 Davis. Michael A.. 418 Davis. Ralfih It.. 59. 91. 130. 462 Davis. Richard I,.. 417 Davi . Roger K.. 93 Davis. Steven K.. 405 Davison. Alicia S.. 351 Davison. Ula J.. 130. 292. 306 Davisson. W. C. Jr.. 435 Dawson. Dennis O.. 417 Daw on. James W.. 433 Dawson. Judith S.. 130. 304 Day. Drexel I... 318 Day. Paul E.. 298. 301. 449 Dayton. John H.. 396 Dayton. Kerry J.. 428 Dayton. Robert I).. 56. 382 Doardorfl, Arthur F.. 76. 294. 401 Drnrdorff. Joline. 350 D.-ardorff. ltoliert It,. 389 Drarmond. Tom II . 4.34 Deuton. Linda P., .140 I Jfbisschop, Walter It . 222. 410 Detxicr. Karen I... 359 Dehuskev, Michael. 425 IX-chcnt. William C,. 40! IX-cker. Donald J.. 59. .165 Iheker, Jane. 361 I K-cker. Van G.. 59. 365 Decker. Merry I... 103. 353 Decoss. Michael I... 413 Decourcev. Denis I... 130. 374 Decide. Holly C.. 323 Dmlon. l-irry I).. 371 Delilip| o. Richard C . 222. 414 Defier. Alan S.. 118. 379 Defoe. Itonuld M.. 462 Ihrgraff, Kathrvn S.. .128 I � hlinger, Charles It . 1.10. 423 Deiliert, William J.. 56. 426 Deisner. Itoliert K„ 392 Dejager. Joseph M . 435 De Keijzer. Steven (J., f(l Drkoning. Tam W .. .144 l elapp. Nwm.ui I... 376 Dellinger. Susan A.. 341 IK- Maria. Stephen |„. |30. 412 Demurs. Elvira I... .157 Dement. Diane K,. 333 Drmerritt. D.ivmI II.. 378 I inner . Richard A . 130. 385 Dernier. Bonnie I... 339 Demurest. Hurry I... 130. 262. 410 Denig. Alston D.. 305 Danker. Richard E.. .171 Denncrline. Dale It . 391 Dennis. Kay I... 346 Dennis. Michael D., .'188 Dennis. Roger C.. 102, 417 Dennis. Sallic. .'140 I K-nniston, Sally K.. 402 Denny. David I— 118. 36? Dcnnv. Thomas K.. 74. 130. 462 Dent. Charlene l_ !� 7. 33! Dent. Roller! It.. !0. 420 Denckson. Sandra I... 130. 462 Derry. Janet It.. 130. 324 Dershon. Wilbrrta G.. 346 Deshon. Frank I).. 56 Deshon. Galen I).. 110 Dcvilbixs. Jerome I... 105 Devin. Priscilla I).. 117. 346 Devlin, Richard IL. 73. 1.30. 462 Devoe, Gary S.. 367 Dewey. Edwin J„ 424 Dewey, Roller! A. Jr.. 405 IK-xter. I.ynne M.. 2! 4. 327 IK-xtcr. Richard A.. 101. 130. 293. 370 l)ey. Diane K . 353 I ey. Jonathan P., 118. 457 I V emkirf. James N.. 275. 381 Dice. Frank W.. 444 Ihck. Jackie J.. 1.30. 172. 295. 462 Dick. Jerry J.. 130. 437 Dickerson. Stephen It . 59. 459 Dickey. Keith It.. 130. 381 Dickey. Melody K.. 359 Dickinson. Carol la-o. 462 Dickinson. Toby W., 414 Diclunnn. Kathleen J.. .117 Dickson, liamaby K.. 390 Dickson. Gloria J.. 359 Ihehl. Margaret It.. 294. .364 Diereks. Beverly S.. 322 Dietrich. Ia ui« It Jr.. 42! Dietrich. J. C.. .109 Dietrich. Diane M.. 120. 1.10. 322 Diet . Margaret A.. 1.10. 4G2 Dignan. Dennis M.. 407 Dillinger. Elaine A . .142 Dilworth. Anne I... 89. 348 Dillow. Joseph C. Jr . 372 Dilworth. Linda L.. 130. 462 Dilwvirth. Deanna K.. 130. 462 Diment. Paul K . 130. 414 Dirksen. Rena E.. 362 Disher. William A.. 62. 63. 294. 440 Diltbemer. Linda A.. 103. 332 Ditto. Jncquette W.. 340 Divita. Fred A.. 425 Dix. Stuart J.. 118. .196 Dixon. Alfred R.. .186 Dixon. Bruce N.. 380 Dixon. Marion E.. .'169 Dixon. Gerald II.. 53. 422 Doane. John IL. 369 Dolitis. Raymond C.. .178. 455 Dodds. Grelchen I... 353 I bulge. Benjamin F.. 432 IKidum. Raymond I. . 405 Doerflcr. David A . 58. 130. 462 Doherty. David T.. 167. 374 Doherty, Elizabeth B.. 2! t. .161 Doidge. John K . 107. 382 Dolan. Patricia A.. K!l Doll. Charles I... KX. 2!M. 442 Dolinver. Miriam E.. 357 Domnn. Iton.dd Elmer. 10! . 222. 440 I Xmahue. Nona J,. 353 Donahue. Trudy I... 307 Donaldson. Henrv A.. 1IH. 432 Doncaster. William It.. 130. 294. 385 Dong. Willey V.. 131. 462 Donkin. Kathryn I... 344 Donnelly. Gcrtriulc M.. !0 IXmnelly. Joan I... .115 thinning. Joan E„ 117. 122. 307 Donovan. Carl C,. IIM. 388 Donovan.. Kathleen M.. 310 IKinlrichareon. S.. 4! . 363 Dorc. IKmna K,. 340 IKirnla . Edward A.. 31M Dorr. Itoliert M.. 435 IKirrah. IVnnis D.. 43.3 Dorran. James P.. 52. 433 Duran. Janet M..335 Dorsey. Betty I... 340 Dorsey. Karin I... 351 Dotson. Karen S.. 131. 328 Doty. Sandra K . 305 Dimbrava. laiudie J.. 419 Douglas. Alan I... 425 Douglas. Bruce E.. KM. 372. 131 Douglas. Itruce I... .172 Douglas. Diane K . 103.307 Douglas. Michael A.. 420 Doufhit. Gordon A.. 57 Dow. Marilyn J.. 344 Dow. Wayne M.. 131. 392 iKiwcll, liarliara J.. 350 Dowell. Jon M.. 370 Drwlmg. Stanley W.. 447 Downing. IVnni It.. 4 l' Dmmng. Michael S.. 90. 427 Doyle. Edward C. Jr.. 433 Doyle. Richard I... 71.76.131.462 Ihizono. Robert It.. .182 IJr.igveth. Raymond M . 442 Drake. Charles W.. 380 Drake. .1 aopielyn S.. 103. !I07 Drake. William C. Jr.. .170 Drew. George II.. 56. 462 Drew. Stephen E.. 370 Drew. John I. . 49. 462 Drinkard Ikinnn J.. 96. 131. 462 Drinkwaler. Jay It.. 405 Driskell. Floyd D.. 97. 462 Drlica. Karl A.. 366 Driskill. I.imla C.. 316 Driver. Richard A.. 104. 414 Duliy. Charles It.. 131, 418 Duckwall. Fred D.. 90. 385 I udley. (Jerald T.. 97. 131. 406 I Kuliev, la-land V.. 389 IKiedall. Iver W.. 131. 462 Dugan. Jack T.. 429 Duke. Pamela It.. 363 Duke. William H . 49 Dukchart. C. Q.. 118.375 Dukchart. John D.. 101. 104. 131. 278. 374 Dully. Michael W.. 410 Dumdi. Nancy L.. 349 Hummer. David D.. 131. 390 Dumont. Paul G.. 56 IKinagan. Sandra D.. 350 Duncan. Charles M . 96. 97. 131. 462 Duncan. IXirothy J.. 317 Duncan. Douglas J.. 372 Ihinham. Michael D.. 411 IKmn. Deanna I... 357 Dunn. Kenneth It.. 105 IKinn. Marilynn J.. 340 Dunn. Robert A.. 81. 113. 131. 410. 462 Dunnett. Itoliert I... 422 Dunst. Frank I... 406 IKipin. William F.. 131, 438 IKirbin. (Jerald It.. 413 Durette. Carolyn F., 353 IKitrhuk. James F.. 97. 131. 462 Duvall. Sheri U. 316 Duyck. Michael C.. 455 Dyer. Ann E.. 325 Dyer. Harold R.. 455 Dyhrman, Richard F.. 384 Dysart. Karen A.. 346 E Eakin. (Jonlon It.. 59. 457 Eakm (Jene A.. 4 12 Eakin. John K.. 451 Earle, Deborah S.. 350 Eason. Mary L.. 325 East. Albert W.. 222. 445 East. Patricia J.. .127 Eastridge. E. M . 353 Eaton. Beverly A.. 131 Eaton. Georgina M.. 103. 338 Eaton. Shirley. 117. .124 Eaton. Dumas S.. 268. 445 Eliding. Ardabeth A.. 317 Eberle. Gareth A.. 432 Eberlein. Neal I... 63. 131. 414 Kbcrsotc. Steven W.. 390 Ebert. Stefihen A.. 440 Ebert. Glenda G.. 331 Kcheverri. Silvio. 67 Echlin. Marilyn F.. 307 Eckerman. James J.. 66. 131 Erkholl. John O.. 422 Edgar. Mary IL. 296. 340 Edlutul. I a nee E.. 74. 462 Eihnunds. I'.uncl.v J.. 344 Edom. Janws M.. 427 t-akon. Howard M.. 417 Edwards. C.srolvn K.. 85. 315 Edward . Barbara D.. 307 Edwards. Carolyn M . 322 Edwards. Joan E.. 353 Edwards. John S.. 142 Edwards. L. A. Jr.. 62 Etlrland. Sharron E.. 350 Egami. Richard T.. 131. 462 Eggers. Merry I. . 1.11. .110 Eichman. Sondra G.. .'106 Eickworth. larmier W.. 410 Eide. Stuart Ames. 49. 451 Eikclbcrgrr. Jean M . 350 Ellers. Michael D.. 262. 412 Eikrrm. Jeanne S.. 353 Eilerlnon. Sulney A.. 414 Eisenman, Roland I... 401 Ekhnlm. Ju.lv M . 324 Ekstrand. Robert E . 459 Ekslrom. Joann I... 351 Elam. Ivan I... 52 Elbiw. (Jwrmlilee S.. .107 E hi red. Donald It . 423 Elkins. IKane M . 310 Elkin . Nancy I... 318 471 STUDENT INDEX Elkin . I’nlricin B.. 353 El kin (on. Joanne K.. 309 Kile. Onneta L.. 334 Kl ledge. Catherine M.. 356 Kllermever. Robert K.. 131. 390 Kllingson. A. M. Jr.. 426 Kllingson. Dorothea K.. 339 Kllingson. Patricia M.. 314 Kllingson. Robert P.. 434 Elliot, Douglas G.. TO. 131. 444 Elliott. Gail M.. 342 Elliott, Itaymond C.. 131 Elliott I.eonurt T.. 7ft Elliott. Monte A.. 433 Elliot. Richard W.. 101. 105. 386 Elliott, Sallie M.. 131. 310 Elli«, Cherie I. . 325 Kill . James K.. .' 84 Ellis. I.e lic J.. 357 Ellis, l.vnda I... 337 Kill-. We-lev L.. 422 Ellison. Denni- 1... 96. 131. 388 Linds K.. 328 Ell . David B.. 406 Ell . Michael I).. 406 Kllwood. Bonnie I)..103. 310 Ell . Uohert J.. 406 Klm-trom. Elizabeth I... SO, 131. 462 El well. Clark B.. 396 Krocriok. Charle- F.. 55. 265. 401 Enwnon. Willsid B . 131, 299 Emmons. Dennis S.. 39R Knherg. Bichard C.. 450 F.ndcrs, Tanya. 336 Kngdahl. Mary I... 349 Kncdahl. Su-an J . 334 Kneel. Bonalil A.. 400 Kneel-on. Jame-. 73 Knetc. lar-lie N.. 439 Flngleson. Jame . 382 Knna. Ronald I.. 413 EnquiHt. Raymond M.. 77. 376 Knneht. Donald K . SO. 200. 386 Enschede, Garv R.. 131. 432 Enroth. Richard K.. 131. 301. 448 Endow. Robert V.. 388 K|«eneter. Roberta S.. 349 K|� ley. Kenneth B.. 370 K|dey. Melvin G.. 393 Epperson. Charle- R.. 382 Kppmg. Denni J., 419 Erhnrdt. Kueene V.. 66. 392 Erickson. Ardi J.. 66. 316. 350 Kriek-on. Jean M.. 103. 176. 327 Erick-on Michael R,, 426 Erickson. Michocl S.. 377 Erickson. Ralph I).. 131. 406 Krtz. Sharon L.. 339 Erwin. Gcorec W„ 415 E-cobnr. Salvador B.. 388 Eakdsen. Linda M.. 117. 331 K-lineer. Malcolm D.. 441 Espalin. Richard D.. 223. 231. 233. 445 Estoup, Jerry W., 446 Eller. Rachel V.. 131. 292. 308 Kut tanks. Michael M,. 462 Evans. Charle- P.. 131 Evans. David Roland, 49. 409 Evans. John A.. 301. 451 Evans. Urry 1).. 131. 368 Evclcth. Barton G.. 462 t.GailC., 103,170,131.310 Everhart. Charles S.. 406 Evers. Nonna 8., 363 Evert. Kent Stewart. 104. 369 Eves, l.ynn. 109. 256. 257. 258 Eve Sydney I).. 266. 460 Evonuk. Raymond F., 4 IS Ewine, Carol A.. 328 Ewine. Carol M.. 350 Ewine. Gerald W.. 421 Kyle . Sharon I... 333 Eyman. William D.. 66. 40! Kyolfuon. David W.. 75. 422 Ezekiel. Margot A.. 359 F Facer. Melvin H.. 427 Faia. Ronald M . .188 Fairlirother. C. l.ynn, 90. 200, 409 Fairchild. Vivki I... 359. Fairfield, Roger I... 424 Falk. Carrol B.. 327 Folk. Margaret K.. 131. 462 Falleur. Firmin N.. 131, 462 Fanning, l-arry A.. 391 Farley, James K-. 371 Farley. Su-an A.. 338 Farmer. Michael M.. 377 Famham. Flora J.. 131. 310 Farr. Patricia A.. 351 Farr. William B.. 386 Farrand. Janet M . 317 Farrell. John A.. 131. 462 Farrell. John P.. 57. 215. 460 Karrens. Dorinda K.. 315 Farano. lawns J.. 277. 434 Fa-talicnd. Marv D.. 309 Faulhalier. Donald W.. 419 Faulkner. Dennis P.. 131 Faus. Robert II . 384 Faust. Eugene W.. 107. 422 Fawkes. Gordon A.. 298.301. 448 Fawcett. John I... 428 Fchrenhachcr. I). B.. 372 Fehrenltacher. T. J.. 446 Felker. Richard F.. 372 Fenaniter. Carolyn I... 359 Fenton, Stephen I).. 419 Fergus-on. Dougal M.. 435 Ferguson. Bruce D.. 380 Ferguson. John K. Jr.. 427 Ferguson. Richard W.. 277 Fcrgu—on. Robert A.. 131. 434 Fernald. Joily L.. 353 Fcrrigno. S. J. Jr.. 90. 416 Ferris. Betty L.. 132. 322 Ferry. Daniel O.. 90. 200. 416 Fery. Richard I-.. 426 Fetterman. Joanne. 321 Fcusncr. Jo Ellen. 132. 304 Fichter. Dyvon M.. 332 Fieher. Diana A.. 346 Fieber. Richard W.. 96. 97. 132. 462 Fiedler. Kathleen M . 356 Fiegi. Carolvn V.. 359 Fields. Janet I.. 462 Fields, Patti !� .. 337 Fields. Raymond I... 427 Fields. Ranee W.. 132 Fikan. Maryannette. 351 Finch. Dennis K.. 415 Finch. Susan M . 322 Findley. Elaine R.. 351 Finkl. Charles W.. 438 Finklea. Barbara J.. 103. 326 Finley. Billy K.. 132. 462 Finn. Brian C.. 371 Finley. Ronald U. 109. 132. 420 Fischlxich, Alan K.. 384 Fischer. Carl J.. 450 Fischer, David G.. 132. 298. 301. 489 Fi-cher. Thomas P.. 77. 105. 132. 396 Fisher. Carole. 304 Fisher. Douglas E.. 376 Fisher. I.ce K.. 462 Fbher. Michael A.. 102. 445 Fisher. Michael P.. 442 Fisher. Ronald K.. 370 Fisk. Mnryjayne, 351 Fitch. Carolyn G.. 89. 302 Filch. Irving S.. 132. 377 Fitts. Douglas E.. 462 Flaming, William F.. 96. 132 Flanigan. Patrick J.. 442 Fleischmann. Cheryl J.. 340 Fleming. Kathleen It.. 312 Fleming. Willisun C.. 379 Fletcher. June K-. :t57 Fletcher. John V.. 132. 438 Fletcher. Ixtrron N.. 398 Flitcrnft. George D.. 374 Flora. Jewell K.. 132. 164. 326 Florence. Carol W.. 74. 132. 462 I lllg. Sir van |) , Fluter. Richard A.. 55. 369 Fly. Charla J.. 333 Flynn. William K.. 388 Fogartv. Darlene I... 63. 350 Foley. Edward F.. 453 Folgale. Henry R.. 386 Follett. David 1... 74. 132. 462 Folslon. Nancv J., 308 Folz. John K.. 118. 200.454 Fones. Norman F, II. 256 Foote. Gavle K.. 344 Ford. Itarlura J.. 132. 292. 334 F'ord. Daniel M.. 90 Ford. William A.. 26ft Fore Marv I... 334 Foresee. Dale I).. 107 Forney. Michael D.. 37ft Forrest, Alan M . .'188 Forrest. David R., 444 Forrest, l.ynn M., 338 Forslund. Doreen J.. 349 Forslrom. David K.. 388 Forsyth. Patricia S-. 3S3 Forsythe. Barbara D.. 307 Fortune, Susan. 93 Fosback. Ivan I... 170 Fossati. Frank R„ 373 Foster. Daniel E.. :t78 Fa� tor. Don T., 425 Foster. Georgienne R.. 310 F'oster. Jerry K.. 381 Foster, IJnda J.. 90 Foster. Scott R.. 202. 440 Foster. Sue I... 327 Foster. William C.. 105. 423 Foulz. Virgil W.. 373 Fowler. Donna C.. 322 Fox. David W.. 268. 429 Fox. John A.. 132. 434 Fox. Pamela F.. 307 Frahler. Michael W.. 379 Frahm. James W.. 96 Frahm. Sally K.. 97. 168. 336 Fraley. Virginia K.. 312 Francis. Nathan K . 109. 447 F'rancis. William R.. 3! 0 Frank. Constance J.. 338 F'ranklin. Wavnc M.. 76. 132. 301.453 Franzen. Paul K.. 43ft Frascati. R. J. Jr.. 102. 379 Fraser. IJoyd A.. 380 Fredrick . Ronald II.. 440 Fredricks. Susan F... 353 Fredrickson. Fanil E.. 423 Freed. Roger I... 379 Freeslman. Joe. 132. 290. 446 Freeland. Virginia R.. 132, 346 Freeman. Brian J.. 132. 434 Freeman. Frances E.. 310 Freeman. Gerald G.. 436 Freepons. Richard I... 445 Freitag. Bruce R.. 420 Freitag. John A.. 401 Freitag. lee H.. 421 French. Albert M.. 448 French. Kvdvn. 338 French. Mary A . 317 French. Roliert T.. 405 Fren el. William I... 421 Frey. Elmo W.. 419 Freyer. George E.. 200. 423 Frezza. David M . 381 Friedman. Peter A.. 445 Friedman. Stephen M.. 426 F’riedrich. Mary F . 332 Fries. Ixirraine F . 132. 306 Fries. Ma� on K.. 251. 415 Fries . Nancy J.. 318 Fri-chknceht. Diane. 62. 292. 338 Fritrhman. Ralph R.. 118, 437 Frketich. I. I.. Jr.. 223 Fritz. Dennis W.. 372 Fritz. Rene K . 76. 384 Froinherz. William A.. 43.3 Fronk. Vicke S.. 117. 344 Frost. Carol I.. :t64 Frost. Terrance J.. 75. 76. 132. 462 Fry. Raymond F., 155 Fry. Steven A.. 437 Fryer. Jeanne M.. 85. 117. 315 Fryman, Larry Fritz. 73. 132. 462 Fryrear. Dennis B.. 106. 112 Fujimoto, Edward K.. 76. 379 Fujimoto. William T.. 382 Fukuda. Mervyn Y.. 453 Fukumoto. El.imr K,. 318 Fujinnga. Teruo, ! 6. 97. 1.32 Fuller. Janis It.. 322 Fuller. Joyce N.. 317 Fuller. Martha J.. 353 Fuller. Richard E.. 392 Fullerton. David R.. 377 Funainura. Glenn M.. 132. 449 Funk. Curt M . 462 Fun-ton, Allred I... 223 Funston. Frcdic I... 132. 380 Funston. James l . 222. 229 Furer. Robert W.. 118. 265. 407 Furrow. John K.. 105. 112, 299 Furrcr. Richard F. 426 Furtado. Michael A.. 437 Furuta. Gary S.. 74. 92. 442 Fuller. Herliert B.f 386 G Gadd, Michael C... 415 Gainer. Judy K.. 322 Gainer. I.inda A.. 359 Gnlante. Wayne J.. 435 Gales. Carol I... 337 Gallagher, l.ynn E.. 344 Gallagher. Robert R., 202 Gallatin. Ginger It. 132 Callowav. Jim W.. 4.30 Callus. Jakob W.. 63. 374 Galuslia, Glenn I).. 4 X5 Gamble. Joi G.. 342 Gammill. Jerry V.. 105. 449 Gamlrud. Gairrl I... 132 Garcia. Margaret R . 317 Gardner. Alan M,. 370 Gardner. Beverly A.. 89. 132. .306 Gardner. John S.. 387 Gardner. Susan A.. 342 Gamer. June F’.. 462 Garrison. David I... 70. 132. 450 Gasperini. Jean A.. 324 Gates. Margaret R.. 67. 120. 132. 313 Gathercoal. Bonnie I... 221. 327 Gaulko. Mary F.. 132. 462 Gaunt. Della J.. .353 Gautschi. F. H. III. 104.382 Gawley. Robert W.. 80. 440 flayer. Margo E.. .300 flayilon. Dicdra I... 324 Gaqlord. Sharon I... 346 Gebhardt. Gary A.. 132. 379. 418 Gee. Raymond S.. 398 Gehlar. Daphne C.. 340 29®. Grhring. Warren W.. 50 Gehrman. Michael R.. 442 Geibel. William W.. 379 Geiger. Carrol A.. 351 Geiger. David A.. 429 Geiger. Jean A.. 110. 1.32. 183. 322 Geiger. John K.. 412 Geiger. Kay A.. 180. .340 Geiger. William P.. 441 Ceil. William M.. 405 Geisler. Barbara J.. 339 Geist. Bertha I... 342 Geneteau. Victoria I.. 117. 334 flenova. Joe Jr., 375 Grntemann. Daryl A.. 52. lOt Gentemann. Philip M,. 77. 401 George. IJnda S.. 120. 132. 326 George. Su-an P.. 325 Gerard. Sterling P.. 132. 462 Geraths. Norman R.. 418 Gerlach. Janet H.. 176. 332 fieriach, Raymond I... 90. 97. 132. 290. .386 Gerlach. Terrance I).. 416 flcrmann. I-urrv F.. 104. 106. 385 flerrish. Carol J.. 342 Gorton. Ronald K.. 417 flerttula. Charles It.. 192. 380 f lessford. Wayne K.. 392 Gettman. Thomas A.. 378 Gihtion . Arlene I... 331 Gibson. Bradford H. Jr.. .388 Gibson, Jack. 132. 372 Gibson. Janice l.„ 462 Gibson. Joan V.. 1.32. 324 Gibson. Judith I... 332 Gibson. laiy J.. 93 flilnon. Ix'slie G.. 462 Gideon. Ann F... 310 Giebner. Sharon It.. 346 Gifford. Martha K.. .360 Gifford. Raymond W.. 49. 75. 462 Gifford. William M . 70 flilliert. Elizalieth f . .327 flilliert Howard A.. 52 Gilbert. Rotierl K . 118. 400 flilliert. William E . :I82 flilchri-t. Connie J.. 297. 376 11Idea. Kathleen A . 85. 117. 313 (lildner. Suzanne. 307 Gilkison. Dennis R. 4 M Gill. Susan I... 67. IIO. 120. 133. 152. 172. 3 8 Gillaspic. Joan A.. 357 Gillespie. Clinton D,. 133. 298. 300. 396 Gill is. Sherry I... 339 fliottonini. I.. R. III. 168. 406 Giovannoni. Suzanne C.. 319 Girod. Janet C.. 392 Gipson, Jame- B.. 56. 393 Girod. Judith A.. 392 Girod. Ray B.. 133. 164. 460 flish. Margaret M,. .302 Gist. Donna K.. 319 Giuffre. Ralph E., 133. 462 flivens. John W.. 406 Cjovik. Kenneth W., 407 Gleason. Nedorn N.. 295. 316 Gleason. Paulette R.. 319 Glesmann. John D.. 76 Glodt. Barbara H.. 133. .306 Glover. Jill M.. 360 Glover, Dean . 401 Gnoo. Robert K.. 423 Glynn. Philip I).. 384 Cnow. George H.. 133. 222. 229. 232. 233. 434 Goddard. Puula J.. 97. 462 Goedeck. l-arrv E.. 375 Goeden, Gene W.. 106 floelz, David V.. 192 Goetz. Mary lee H.. 342 floetzingcr. Joan I... 294. 312 Goff. Tom It.. 90. 133, 449 Goforth. Peter B.. 75. 133. 410 Goblantmer. William D.. 372 Cold, Michael A.. 445 Golding. Karen I... .322 Gold-on. Bruce D . 1.33. 462 Golondzinier, C. J. Jr.. .380 Good. David B.. 90, 133. 386 Good. Richard A.. 91. 179 Goodetl. David It.. 133. 463 flooding. IJoyd It.. 66. 133. 365 Goodman. Joan B.. 89. .348 Goodman. Rose A.. 85. 133. 463 Goodrich. David G.. 7ft, 76. 133. 463 floodrich. Lewis M.. 436 Goodwin. George M . 59 Goodwin. Mark H.. 392 Goodwin. Marsha I... 363 Goodwin. Willis D.. 68 Gookin, Ronald E.. 433 Gorby. Joan L.. 350 Gordinier. Peter A.. 10|. 133. 374 Gordon. Dawn A.. 321 Gordon. Richard W. Jr.. 170 flonlon. Robert P.. 105. 366 f lore. Su-an M.. 117. 323 floto. Arlene S.. 92. 133. 350 Gou lr, Gerald Ivan. 56 Gould. David G.. 223. 441 Goulet. Garrett W.. 133. 436 flourdine. Ernest B.. 49 Gove. Clare 1).. 387 Graber. Charle- It.. 76. 133. 463 Graff. Gary R.. 367 flraham. Allan J.. 56. 445 flraham. Caroline S., .321 flraham. Dougla- A.. 133. 416 flraham. Helen A.. 133. 356 flraham. James N.. .391 flraham. Jack It. 222. .375 flraham. Richard I).. 105. 38ft Graham. Roliert P.. 96 flraham. Roderick J.. 170. 440 flrammer. Tania K.. 360 Grant. Bruce C., 104 Grant. Fraser C-. 101. 192. 103. 133. 424 f Irani. Jame- K.. 81 Grant Judith J.. :t04 Grant, lairrv V.. 435 Grant. l.vnda J.. 344 Grant. Robert D.. 63. 133. 463 Grant. Ronald It . 81. 408 Grunt. Shirlev A.. 133. .328 flrosa. Nancy F... 313 Grut-inger. f llenn C., 453 Grovel. Eugene A.. 419 Graves. Donald I... 70. 71. 76. 133, 463 flraves. George W., 445 Craves. Rodney V., 376 Gray. Ann M.. 133 Gray. Edward I... 49 Gray. Judith It.. 3(4 Gray. Judith L.. 461 Gray. Wallace It.. 4'27 Waybill. James It.. 133 Grav-on. Janet I... 336 Gray-on. Nancy C.. 133. 292. 326 Greason. Charles J., 133, 463 Greathouse. Mark L.. 463 Greco. Vicki A.. .328 Green. Barbara C.. 346 Green. Carol I... 35.3 Green. Clifford W.. 53 Green. I ella E.. 331 Green. Linda C.. 357 flreen. lands M.. 351 flreene. Carolyn G.. 312 flreen man. Joanne S., 133. 316 Greenwood. Michael K.. 251 Greer. Virginia K.. 351 Gregg. Brian P.. 56 Gregg. Denni N.. 441 Gregg. Philip M.. 121. 1.33. 398 Gregg. Ruth, 342 Greg son. Gerald L. .Ir.. 422 flreig. Gregor It.. 368 Greiner. William I... 56. .385 Gresham. Karen B., 349 Griffin. Denni It.. 371 Griffin. John. 434 Griffin. Keith H . IOI. 133. 440 Griffin, Patricia it., 313 Griffin. Roliert D.. 106. 441 Griffith. Alvin It.. 133. 463 Griffith. Charles A.. 118. Ill Griffith. Gary W.. 401 Griffith. Roberta I... 357 flrinve . Dale H.. 76 472 STUDENT INDEX Grime . DnuM K.. 96. 97. 133. 463 (Irinw, Kdnn M.. 386 Grimm. lax A.. 427 Grimm. Uwrmni M,, 4.(1 Grinvdey. Kenneth V.. 451 Crischkowsky. Nancy I... 63. 133. 336 Griswold, IVnnis A.. 441 CroMclaw. Gene II.. 423. 426 Crater. Ann M., 344 Gronsdahl. John K.. 4!'. 463 Grow. Klynor K.. 364 Grmjcan. Ronald M . 437 Gross. Richard K . 426 Grow, l-irry I... 429 Grolr. I'nlmrr II.. 427 Grove. Sle|� hen G.. 75 Groul. George II.. 391 Grover. Susan Anne. 360 Grove . Mary I... 307 Grow. Ilyron T.. 463 Grow. Mary J.. 348 Guarii. IkonaM I.. Jr.. 382 Guenther. Allen K„ 427 Gunter. Marjorie L. 305 Gurres. Dale. 296 Gvntin. Snrn A.. 334 Gustine. Sandro I... 307 Guthrud. Oscar A.. 55, 459 Gwinn. Michael M.. 408 H Ho ick. Kenneth G.. 133. 222 Hnack. Alan J., 434 Hoaf. Vulotie G.. 356 Haas. I'oulus M,. 364 Hnlierlach. William I .. 372 Hackh.idh. John R.. 421 Haddan. Phvllis K.. 353 Hadfield. Karl A. II. 133. 424 Had field. I.inda A.. 133 Hadley. Mark ! .. 459 llaecker. David A.. 409 lloener. Marie I.. C.. 96. 133. 360 Hoffner, loirry G.. 112. 4-18 Huftorson. Shirley A.. 303 Hagen. Gunnar, .'101. 449 Hagerly. Kenneth 105. 441 Hagry. I’atricia A.. 133. 46.3 Haggard, I'atricin A.. 334 llaglund, James W.. 384 Mi. gw cl I. Ilichard M.. 432 Hahn. Susanne 1_. 312 Haines. Knherl K.. 73. 1.34. 463 Hair. Ilartiara I .. 340 Hahtllna. Tom. imi Moisten. David M.. 74. 88. 4111 Haley. Thomas K.. 411 Hall. Ann B.. 360 Hall. Floyd I).. 375 Hall. James Kendall. 134 . 427 Hall. Janet K.. 221. 353 Hall. Jerrv D.. 378 Hall. John G.. 134. 374 Hall. I.yle. :W0 Hall. Susan F.. .349 Hall. Susan M . 340 Hall. W. Allan. 436 Hall. Warren J.. .380 Hallberg. Al C.. 370 Hallhrrg. linger C.. 102. 4.35 Moisten. Ilichard W.. 277. 75. 422 Halverson. I Van II,. .389 Halvorsrn, Frank J.. 374 Hametner. Frank C.. 134. 4.34 Hamilton, Bruce C.. 164. 168. 407 Hamilton. Linda A.. 313 Hamlin. Nancy A.. .358 Hiunni, Nancy M., 308 Hamm. Sandra A., .351 llammack. Jonathan II,. 413 llainmann. Linda C.. 172, 178.348 Hommall, Gerald S_. 447 Hummel Kllene T.. 353 Hammer. Joint F.. 102. 401 Hantinill. Margaret .1.. .'CHS Hanunon. John II.. 107. 431 Hummond. Carolyn I... 134 Hammond, erry I... 385 Hammond. Nikki S.. 59. 346 Hamncr. L Allen. 421 Hamnett. Mary A.. 334 Homs tree!. John I... 134. 409 Hancock. Ted W.. 401 Handel, liohin. -Ill Hanford. Gail A.. .311 Honlcin. Jon K . 112. 131. 434 llonley, Karen I... .353 Hnnna, Hugh II.. 4.32 llonnu. William I,., 131. 463 Hannnford. John C.. 4.31 Hanneman. Brian G.. 398 Hansel. Judy C.. 328 Hansen. Itarlnra I.. 134. .308 Hansen. Ileserlee G.. .360 llnnsen. Ilirten I).. 386 Hansen. Cheryl A.. 363 Hansen. Christina II.. 54 Hansen. David J., 405 Hansen. David W.. 298. 448 Hansen. I tunnel B.. 338. 382 Hansen. Dorothy M.. 134. 314 Hansen. Dorothy V.. 356 Hansen. Kli al elh S.. :i«0 Hansen. John K.. 404 Hansen. Karen A.. 3.36 Hansen. Margaret K.,85, 134.314 Hansen. Orson II.. 134, 453 Hansen. I’oul G.. 134. 446 Hansen. Paul V. Jr.. 377 Hansen. Ilichard G., 91, 388 Hansen. Tom G.. 52. 53. .'168 Hanson. Peter H.. 105. 106. 385 Hants. Italph I... 448 llarlKiogh. Nancy I... .340 Mails il. Mark K.. 372 Harden. Janel I... 322 Harilenhurgrr. Mary A.. 463 Hardin. Hohert B. Jr.. 88. 134. 366 Harding. Jannicc M.. 358 Harding, Kuren S.. .3.51 Harding, Jonnic M., .333 Harding. Linda N . 316 Hardison. Catherine A.. 358 Harfenfeld. Hick. .372 Hardwick. William D.. 388 Harlan. Sidney I... 360 llarle. Judith Iv. 117, .317 Harmon. Bruce M . 102. 427 Harmon, lairay 90. 134. 455 Hannon. Marcia K.. 117. 317 Hannon. Theresa K.. .'MO Harms. Harold W.. 448 Hanns. Helen A.. .'164 Harms. Jerrv W.. 59 Harp. Max W.. 298. 300. 390 Har| e. Ilichard I... 440 Har| e, Donald I. . 131 llar|ier. George It., 1.34, .394 llar|ier. John W.. 406 Hariier, Judy J.. 317 lfar| ster. Jerry M . 41.3 Harr. Gerry A.. 107 Harr. Ilichard J.. 372 Harrington. Michael J.. 442 Harris. Burton K.. 81 Harris. Jrffrcv A.. 223. 420 Harris. Sarah J.. .358 Harris. Virginia M.. 103. 339 Harrison. I.srrv Wade. .'188 Harrison. Patrick It.. 57. 463 Harrison. Hohert F:.. .'178 Harrison, liohin T.. 254 Harrison. Wesley K.. 134. 416 llarshman. Samira J.. 346 Hart. Charles A.. 105. 134. 404 Hart. Henry R.. Il� 7. 406 Hart. Martha A. 58 Hart. Roger 4.. 389 Hart. Susan J.. 360 Harter. L-land G.. 134. 434 Hart lev. Claudia J.. 353 Hartley. Dale W . 409 Hartley. Donald L. 394 Hartley. Joan I... 176. 326 Hartley. Ruth A.. 167. 310 Hartnagel, lamia L, 1.34 Harvey Margaret A.. :t«2 Harwell. Margaret M . 350 Harsev. Susan II,. 353 llarville. Sheila K.. 331 Havegawa, Nolan S.. 453 Hasiumoto. Stanley K.. 92. 426 Haskins. I truce C.. .365 Hassell. I.irrv I... 165. IOC. 381 Hastie, lion a I T.. 365 Hatch. Itarhara J., 360 Hatch. Janet K.. .319 Hatch. Philip It.. 234 Hutori. Craig A.. 455 Hattan. Gregory J.. 56 Hnltchrrg. Jerry I... 429 Hau|8man, David It.. 134 Hausafus, Kdward T. Jr.. 253. 380 Hauser. Bruce A.. 134. 432 Hauser. Judith M.. 234. 324 llautala. Inina Mario. 463 llavig, Rolwrt H.. 446 llavlik. Mary A.. .'M2 llavranek. Winona J., 1.35 Hawk. William II.. 417 Hnwkes. Gregory I... 372 Hawkins, Charles 11.. 107 Hnxhy. .lames A.. 27.5. .398 Haxoiton. I .call. 340 Haxlon. John C.. 56. 461 Hay. Douglas A.. 72. 371 Hay. James R.. 431 Hay. Patricia J.. .'131 Hav. Hohert M . 74. 134. 463 Hayden, Kathleen S.. 322 Havxlcn. Moron Naomi. 351 Hayes, Donald, 74 Haves. Jamui M . 89. 200. .331 Hayra, Nancv A . 103. 333 Mays. Charles W.. 133. 463 Hayward. David C.. 237. 262. 263 Hii eliigg, Carol R., 103, 336 Ha en. IVanne L, 103. 300 Ha en. Orval I... 460 Ha en. Tamers J.. 325 lla lctt. Thomas H. Jr.. 105. 134. 220, 420 Head, Gary C.. 261. 429 lleaeock. Franklin J.. 102. 439 Hradlee. Pohn T-. 76. 448 Mealy. Judith R.. '292. .312 Hearing. Sharon. 342 Heard William S.. 134. 416 Heaslell. David J.. 104. 391 Heater. Jerry H.. 299 Heater. Timrthv K.. 52. 55. 134. 368 Hector. Carl J.. 409 Hector. Richard G,. 444 lledgpelh, lamia F. Jr.. 433 llcdluml, William K., 1.34. 461 Medley, Chris I... 396 Mce. ilichard K. F., 106. 4.58 Heeler. Joe A.. 373 Hccr. Marlvn J.. .379 Hcirler, lamia. 317 Heidt. Andrea I... 134. 461 Heidi, Frederick W. Jr.. 63. 109, 134. 264. 463 Hcigel. Patricia A.. 310 lied. Jerry T.. 412 lleilig. George 11.. 62 lleinl elinan. Conrad I... 134, 440 licit . David C.. 391 Held. Joan P.. 134. 322 Held. I conn rd F . Jr., loi Heldman. Neva C.. 463 Hrlfrich, Maxine R„ 31 ) Heiin, William J Jr.. 385 Helm. David M.. KM. 180. 181. .388 Helm. Mary P.. 327 Heltzrl. James M.. 41.3 Hemenway. Almond R.. 52. 53. 55. 134. 461 Hem|Jiill Patricia A.. 103. .325 Hemshorn. Norbrrt I. . 393 Hemicrer, Charles H,. 134. 463 Henderson. Gil S.. 371 Hemlerson. Herliert J.. .391 Hemlerson. Janet I... 332 Hemlerson. Merrie A.. 333 Hemlersonfi Sidney C.. 118. 417 Hen lerson. Ilannie W. K.. 4.W Hemlerson. Walter G.. 328 Hemlerson. Teri lee. 344 Hendricks. John. 372 Hendricks. Kathryn 11.. .360 Hendrickson. James R.. 455 Hendrickson. K. F.. 422 Hrnkle. Virginia I. 134. 328 llennig. IXm.dd I).. 76. 134. 4fi3 Hcnniger. Michael C.. 381 Henning. Alltrina 11.. 1.34 356 Henny. Charles J., 56. 419 Hennv. John I , 4III llenrie. Dianne. .'128 Henry. Kenneth II.. 70. 423 Men.gen. Carolvnn M.. .301 Hensev. FJi ahelh C.. 323 Hensgen. Charles M.. 446 Hensler. Thomas C.. 4.3!l llen rl. Samuel A.. 59 Hcrhcrl. Kent I... 1.34. 451 Herdlne. James V.. .378 Hcnnach. Kenneth W.. 425 Herman, Roger A.. 429 Hermes. Ilicki V.. KM. 106. 453 Herndon. Falianne. 384 llerrala. James I,. -KM Herrin. Carol I... 135. .350 Herring. Jamie C.. 428 Herrington. Portia C.. 85. 120. 135. 314 Hcrshlicrgrr. John I... 105. 439 Her lager, Richard II . 439 Herl . Dorothv A.. 317 Hess. William R . 73 Hessel. Ken S.. 135. 44.1 Hester. Adin A . 52. 53. 134. 161. 483 llelriek. Judith A.. 307 Hettinger. Allan J.. 134. 457 Heusser. Charlotte M.. 353 Hcussy. William C.. 391 Hewes. Bernard J.. 377 Hewitt. Barbara J.. 339 Hoyden. Charlotte G., .'127 IIcyinan, John I... 107 Hihlsard, Itarlmra A.. 319 Hihhard, Frank B., 447 Hihhs, Charles II. Jr.. KM Hickman. Gary I... 56 Hickman. James I... 293. 422 Hickman. Marilvn C.. 362 Hicks. l-arry W . 135 Hicks. James W.. 448 Hicks. Marilyn. 465 Hicks. Norman L., 52 Hicbcnlhal. David I... 135. 463 Kiel. Barry. 396 Higgins. Julie M.. 306 Higgins. Solly A.. 34.3 Higby. Paul N.. 135. .377 Highland. limla M.. 353 Hill. IVnnis It.. 440 Hill. Douglas G.. 71. 72. 73. 135. 4.32 Hill Fredersek S.. 1.35. 410 Hill. Jerrv I... 421 Hill. Kathleen I).. .316 Hill, lairrv V.. 424 IIdie. Arvin A.. 76. 135. 42« llilley. lamia J.. 32! Milliard, Kugenr. 463 Hilt. Barry I... 81 Himes, Sharon K.. 380 Hmimel. Ilichard W.. 413 Hinds, Barlmra S.. 135. 308 Mimics. Martha I... 315 Hingson, Susan K.. .333 Hinrieh. Terry It.. 398 Hinsvurk. Rosemary A.. 322 Hinthorne, Thomas D., 81, KM. 406 tlirakami Michael. 396 Hipply. David. 135. 392 llirons, John I... 264 Hirons. Nancy G.. 334 llirsch. Vem V. Jr.. 74 llirte. IVuglasJ,. 135. 170. .366 Mm. Martin W.. •� :(•• lliit. Roller! M . 1.35. 4-38 llisaka. I.loyd 1.. ! 2. 460 Hide. Cheryl I. . 353 Hitchcock. William G. .388 Mile Ti 11. net I . 4 M Hiura. Alvin H.. 135 Hlookoff. Allan P.. 427 Ho IJovd Kwci Yuan. :«0 llo.igl.iml. Marlvs I... 326 lloagland. Doric M . 62. 63. 67. 135. 326 Mi raison, Ronald H.. 4.34 llolsirl. Willis I... 428 llaMs. Thomas A.. 375 llabdy. Hohert W . 254. 401 Hobson, Sharon A.. 55, 117, 362 Hockrn. Janice I... 135. 181. .348 Hockcn. John A. Jr.. 135. 181. 440 Horkrrsmilh. Roger N . 116. 200 Hockell. David R.. 135. 444 Hodges, Gary M.. 135 Hodges. George W.. 454 Hodgson. Linda I... 335. 316 History. Ilichard W.. I Of. Hndson. Donna I... 135. .338 Hnfflxihr. Jack W.. 420 Hofferl. Alex R . 40.5 lliiflnun. Itarlnra J.. .334 Hoffman. George K.. 75 Hoffman, l nmire I. . 122. .339 Hoffman. I as i� || . 41.3 Hoffman. I.wine M.. .52. 54. 85. 135. RM. 348 Hoffman. Norman S . 109. 221. 234. 235 Hofsteder. Dale S.. 376 Hofmann. Charles F.. 437 Hofsteder. Dwayne K.. 135. 297 Hogan. Diane. 461 Hogan, .lack M.. 135 llogan. Steve. 435 Hollsirow, William 11.. 4.'tl Holland. Chine A.. 351 Hollrman, Dee Ann. 312 llollcnticck. IIoIh-iI R.. |35. 463 Holley. Thomas C. Jr.. 113, 223 Hollslav. IVnnis G., 55. 107. 4115 Holloway. Ronald A.. 135. .385 Holloway. Sh.iwlcne K,. 319 Holm. Itolierl I... 409 Holm. Syl.il A.. 316 Holman. David C.. 440 Holman. Mary V.. .327 IlnlmU'rg. Joseph J.. 81, 418 Holmes. Arnold S.. 369 Holmes, Diantha J.. 364 Holmes. Marin I... 291. 309 Holmes. Ilaliin K.. 294. 311 Holmes. Stewart. 202 Holt. Judith ( .. 120. 1.35 Holt. Rolled W.. 437 Holt, Russell W., 457 llol meyer. Gilliert W.. 118. Ilomfelt. Daniel C., 451 Horn la. Evelyn A.. 363 Homlo. Michael T.. 118. 451 Honey. William I)., 4-39 Honma. Patricia S.. 319 Hood. Richard K . 254. 375 Hoodcnpylc. James C.. 301 Hoodcnpylc. William D., 455 llopr. Itarlnra A.. 302 Hope. Rose Kllen M . 1 7 Hnp|irr. Frederick K., 105. 135, 3!« Homot. Richard F.. 373 Horn. Marvin 11.. 377 Horner. Maureen K.. 107. 122. 167. 310 Horning. Martha M., 346 Hornsliv. Thomas M.. 463 Horton. Gene D.. 433 Horton, la-land K. Jr.. 371 Horton. Terry R„ 377 llosford. Judy. 356 Music. Michael J.. 459 Hough. Claude F. III. 441 Hought. Duane J., 463 Mouse. Ronnie K . 362 Houser. Vernon G.. 461 House. Martha P.. 3t4 Housalen. Jack I... 135 House. Maureen. 342 Houston. Carol J. 323 Houston. Jeannette A.. 317 Howard. Itruce K.. 77. 135. 450 Howard. Connie A.. 305 Howard. IJovd V.. 10.3. 426 Howard. Vern. 70 Howe. Damld I,. Jr.. 420 Howell. Clifford G.. 298. 42 1 Howell. John I... 428 Howell. Kathy. 360 Howell. Marcia A.. 3 M Howells. Gary N.. 10.5. 301. 427 Mowsr. John S.. 455 Hoxmeier. Kvelyn M.. :I60 Hover. Itrid I.. 327 llraln. Doris M.. 349 Hubbard, Georgia R.. 353 lluUnrd. James W.. 294. 414 Hubbard. Mary A.. 135. 297. 314 Huhhard. Carl A.. 135. 394 Huhhard. Will Rich. .396 lluler. Carl. 135. 4.3 1 HuMcr. Miehoel It . 41.3 Hudcmann. Marjean. 323 Mu,How. Dorothv J.. 323 Hudrlik. Paul F.. 135. .376 Huilson. Ginger G,. 115. .328 Huey. (Tuirlsie. .33! Huey. Douglas C.. 268. 447 Huev. Sanny H.. 401 Huffman. Carol J., 135. 362 Huffman. Katherine M . 317 Huffman. I.awrrnce C.. 300. .382 llufford. Gary I... 4-36 Huffschmiilt. Mary P.. 113. 338 Hughes. James S., 38.5 Hughes. Richard S . 440 Hiighcv. Sandra I... 363 Ruling Fred W. III. .52. 376 Humphrey, Itrcmia. 294. 321 Humphreys, William R . 08 Humltev. Carol I.. 358 Hundley. Gary I... 71. 135. 392 Hunt. Pamela G.. 351 Hunt. Richard K . 70. 71. 72. 73. 135. 463 Hunt. Sharon A. 349 Hunt. Virginia I... 322 Hunter. Judith A.. 353 Hunter. Iaue M.. 135. .'1 14 Huntington. Mike C. 420 Hurato Itill. 463 Hurd. David l .. 375 Hurd. Kliutwth A.. 135. 326 Muill.utt, Frank 435 Hurst. Stefihen l_. 425 Hud. Itryan I... 441 llus.ik. Stephen It . .391 llusliv. Kenneth K., 441 Husband. James H.. 72. 73. 136 Museliy. John 11.. 409 Huscth. Virginia I. . 325 Hussey, TTiomas 11.. 252. 411 Humoag, Donna I.. 317 llusted. Howard I... 392 Huston. Itarbara I... 463 Hutcliron. Richard J.. 2141. 301. 456 Hutchins. Edward F.. 450 473 STUDENT INDEX Hutcheson. Marjorie I).. 136 Hutchings, Gail K.. an) Hutchins, John J.. 407 Hutchins, Wayne A.. 136. 440 Hutchinson. Nancy 136, 202. 338 Hutchinson. Patsy S.. 136. 316 I lutrhinson. Stc|ihm A., 136. 202. 450 llulh. Rodney A.. 428 Hutton Kathryn I... M. 136. 302 Hoxlaljc. Ann M.. 333 lluyctl. F.rncst N.. 204. 366 Hydt, Judith M.. US. 320 Hyde. J anted It.. 380 Hyde. Pamela Dinn, 80. 308 Hyland. Kathleen I... 328 llyskell. Kathleen M„ 310 llvtowit . Itolrcrt M.. 409 lls-shi. Ralph Y. 74. 92 lekes. Jerilyn K.. 310 I hie. Gary M.. 136. 370 Ikehnra. Joyce Y.. 51. 351 Imlah, Jack S,. 426 Inn-.mm. Iletly M.. 178, 358 I nit rain. Cherie S.. 330. .'160 Intrant, Ikaulil I)., 400 Ingram, Dorothy I... 334 Ingram. Robert B.. 370 Inman. John W.. 72. 136. 400 Inouc Peter. 02. 107. 431 Inskeep. Gene. 200 Ira. Cecil C.. 136. 260. •261. 262. 275. 374 Irvin. Maricarel A.. 322 Irvine. John W.. 55. 136. 401 Irani. Richard, 75 Irvine. Is rcn I).. 433 Isaac Helen B.. 360 Isaacson, Janet K.. 313 Isnkscn. Ingrid I... 360 laenhart. John H.. 52. 251. 463 Iitham. lamia I . 360 Bine. Gcorec B. Jr.. 251, 437 Imdi, Ronald T.. 4 71 Isom. Sherry A.. 319 Isomurn. Gordon K.. 454 Uteri. Nanette K.. 116. 176. 183. 323 llami. Hicharrl Kanto, 277 Ivari. Norma J.. 91. 167. 310 II lev. Joxc| h J. ,lr.. 441 Ivarie, Kichard A.. 56. 457 Iverson. la-wis C.. 387 Ivey, Edward V.. 400 Ivev Joel I... 116. 301. 455 Iwai. Paul J.. 56 J J aim. Bmevt It.. 429 Jain. Kictiarrl, 435 Joekson. Conrad W.. 406 JiH-kmn, Dt.nald B.. 4.51 Jackson. Joyce N.. .'121 Jack-in. Judy B.. 353 Jackson. Marjorie A.. 319 Jrckxm. Marearot J.. 307 Jackson. Patricia I... 463 Jackson. William K . 375 Jacolia. Benjamin F.. 97 Jacota . Joseph X.. 442 Jamlnen. Carol I... I OR. 329 Jacolisen. Clifford S.. 136. 446 Jacohson. Edward T.. 422 Jacobaon. Robert W.. 121. 136. 220. 221. 440 Jacobnon. Sheryl I_. 136. 2! 2. 302 Jacoby. Jerilyn S.. 344 Jacoby. laiwrenceJ.. 118.381 Jaegly. Catlierine R.. 346 Jaecr, Merle. 118. 408 Jaeer. Sherry I... 310 James, Douglas S.. 420 James. Knoch W.. 222 James. Jill B.. 136. 336 James llneer l . 136. 436 James, Sarah A.. 136. 183. 332 Jameson. Mary I... 173. 21 2. 324 Jamison Karel I... 303 Janceck. Tarn S.. 303 Janssen. Allrerl B.. 136. 210. 436 Jant e. Curtis S.. 390 Janvrin. Rosemary. 317 Jane. William K.. 73. 136. 463 Jattues. Glenn W. Jr.. 436. 112 Jarnvs. David G.. 433 Jarvis. James C.. 237. 242. 243. '278. 375 Jarvis. Paul K.. 71. 72. 73. 136, 409 Jasa, Patricia F.. 356 Jasper, William P. Jr.. 155 Jelrlcn, Carolyn J.. 310 Jrlinco. Patricia C.. 340 Jendrzrski. Ann M.. 324 Jenkins. Priscilla. 336 Jenkins. Susan C., 360 Jcnks. Janet It.. 103. 294. 349 Jennings. Michael I).. 406 Jensen. Alan M.. 261 Jensen. Cynthia A.. 319 Jensen. Diane K.. 322 Jensen. Diane K.. 360 Jensen. Hariin C.. 53. 101. 103. 368 Jensen. Nancy H.. 1 7. 136. 310 Jensen. Stephen R.. 67. 136. 449 Jc|tpsen. Marjorie K.. 335 Jeske. Donald W.. 449 Jewett. Samira D.. 321 Jirel. Julie A.. 136, 334 Johansen. Chris. I0!t. 463 Johansen. I.inda M.. 353 Johanson. Kaaren M.. 292. 336 Johansson. Edwin It.. 381 Johns. Virgins G., 340 Johns. Judith M.. 136. 463 Johnson. Ann. 338 Johnson. Barbara J.. 342 Johnson. Bruce C.. 435 Johnson. Bruce C.. -135 Johnson. Carol J„ 319 Johnson. Card I... 340 Johnson. Carolyn A.. 182. 328 Johnson. Clark M.. 75. 450 Johnson, Dan F.. 102, 382 Johnson. David A.. 391 Johnson. David It.. 382 Johnswi. David B.. 4-31 Johnson. Dennis I .con. 73. •O. 130. 200. 386 Johnson, Donna F.. 314 Johnson. Krnest F.. UM. 415 Johnson. Grant 8.. 105 Johnson, James B., 62. 53, .'$98 Johnson. Jamm IX. 376 Johnson. Jane. 100. 332 Johnson, Janet I... 332 Johnson. Janice K.. 316 Johnson. Jean M . 332 Johnson Jcrris F.. 407 Johnson Jesse A.. 37:1 Johnson. Judd W.. 454 Johnson, Judith A.. 136. 328 Johnson, Judith I... 319 Johnson. Judith F., 313 Johnson. Kay (’.. 136 Johnson, Keith K.. 414 Johnson. Keith L, 73. 136. 445. 46$ Johnson, Larry It.. 400 Johnson, l.ronard K-. 445 Johnson, lands S.. :$40 Johnson. Marcia U. 316 Johnson. Marv H.. 353 Johnson. Merrill I... 7:$. 136. 463 Johnson. Nancy C.. 331 Johnson. Nancy I... 325 Johnson. Paul F.. 46$ Johnson. Richard C.. 252. 437 Johnson, Itohert It., 96. 97 Johnson. Itohert C.. 439 Johnson. Itohert N.. 400 Johnson. Robert V.. 136 Johnson. Roberta A.. 317 Johnson, Roger A.. 136. 374 Johnson. Ronald K.. 49 Johnson. Roger K.. 101. 369 Johnson. Ronald I... 406 Johnson. Stephen C . 169. 450 Johnson. Susan B . 292. 310 Johnson. Terrald M.. 61. 136. 420 Johnson. Terry' A.. 321 Johnson. Thomas A.. 380 Johnson. Vernon Dale. 62, 376 Johnson. William A.. 97. 294. 419 Johnson. William H.. .'$80 Johnson. Yvonne M.. 353 Johnston. Gerald K.. 371 Johnston. Kathryn B.. 306 Johnston. Michel A.. 463 Johnston. Robert C.. 451 Jolley. Donald IX. 73. 379 Jolley. Gary R.. 105 Jolma. Beverly A.. 361 Jones. Bonnie It.. 315 Jones. Card 1.. H.. 62 Jones. Chervl A.. «$. 110. 322 Jones. Fred I... 222 .1 ones, Jerry H.. :$87 Jones. Jess J.. 38 $ Jones. Janet M., :$ '0 Jones. Jdin S., 136 Jones. Jon A.. 136. 459 Jones, Karin It.. Ml .lone . l-nrry N.. 372 Jones, l-awrence P.. 422 Jones. Maranee C.. 136. 306. 350 Jones. Mary C.. 332 Jones. Mike. 431 Jones. Patricia I... 93. 323 Jones. Roliert B.. 450 Jones. Roller! G.. 73. 101. 11X3. 136 Jones Roy W.. 223. 408 Jones. Stephen A.. 136. 386. 434 Jones. Vardvn I... 442 Jones. Vickie I... 353 Jordan. Jerald O.. 252. 398 Jordan. Martha I... 137. 463 Jordan. Robert W.. 439 Jorek. Roger. $$89 Jorgensen. Robert M.. 57. 369 .lory, John E.. 96. 137. 449 Josi. Roy W.. 104. 421 .lossy. Carol S.. 360 Jossy. Karen I... 360 Jov. Jerald R.. 74. K3. i:$7. 440 JubiU. Vicki I... 327 Juckdand, Philip It.. 375 Jmld. Beth I... 83. 137. 363 Judson. Itohert C.. 137. 434 Jucncmann. Jeffrey I... 53. 442 Juney. Alice I).. 335 Juranek, Rodney K.. 5'1 Justice. Jerome G.. 137. 200. 422 Justice. Susan C.. 317 K Kaakinen. John W.. 456 Ration. I.inda J.. 362 Kahler. Sandra I... 137. 314 Knkishita. Gary A.. .'«2 Kallls-rg. Patricia K.. 202. 303 Kallunki. Janet S.. 317 Kammann. Nanev A.. 327 Kamphenborg. Judith ($.. 332 Kamla. Thdm A.. 92. 137. 316 Kanrmoto. Milton M.. 92. 449 Kanesliiro. John T.. 92 Kangur. l-oori O.. 137. 46$ Kanick. Diane K.. .'$53 Kann.isto. Kathleen M.. 137, 316 Kari. Virginia I... 117. 168. 327 Karker. IJnda R.. 323 Karllwrgs. Andris P.. 378 Karnath. William I).. 375 Karnianatrakul. Sawat. .'$63 Karnmh. Kenneth I).. 4:$3 Kami. 1-ovce I).. 306 Rosalia ra. Albert S .. 366 Kasch. Timothy C.. 426 Kaser. Karen It.. 337 Kaser. Phillip M.. 451 Kasner. Michael W,. 107 Kasso. Donald K.. 137. 463 Knvso. .loan M.. 137. 463 Katahara. Glenn T.. 451 Knto. David S.. 382 K.itrcnhach. Rolartn I... 463 Kauffman, l-conard A.. 251, 435 Kauffmann. Marvin D.. 50. 137, 46$ Knufmann. Pat I).. 104. 113. 253 Kuvalier. Frank T.. 456 Kawachi. Glenn Y.. 118 Kawamoto, I.inda Y.. 92 Kawasaki. Bert K.. 92. 442 Kav. Ronald W.. 414 Kearney. John K.. 372 Kearnev. l-eonard W.. 71. 74. 101. 137. 366 Kearns. Valeric N.. .325 Keatlilev. Nancy. 3tX$ Keating. Vickie A.. 343 Keckter. Marguerite D., 353 Keeley. Patrick I. . 366 Keeley. Jimmie It.. 56 Keen. Gary B . 52. 463 Keeney. Hovl I... 222. 4 $n Keep. William A.. 223. 407 Krhel. Jerry. 379 Kehl. Patricia A.. 3lXr. Keith. Howard 1... 451 Keilhlcy. Cardyn I... :$46 Keithlev. Katherine S.. 103. 311 Keller. Bvrale W.. 73. 137. 46$ Keller. Marv F.. 329 Krllerup. Stanley U.. 58 Kellev. Dennis. 301) Kelley. James W.. 137. 366 Kellev. Katherine It.. 112. 137. 350 Kellev. Tim I... 422 Kellis. William It.. 373 Kellev. Daniel C.. 107 Kellv. Gerald I).. 298 Kelly, Michael C.. lOl. 375 Kelsnv. Terry I... 451 Kemhus. Kay 1... 310 Krmnitz. Joann It.. 310 Krmnilrrr. William F.. 441 Kemp. John II.. 66. 385 Kempt. John C. Jr.. 1 M. 137. 452 Kendrick. Terry F... 56, 457 Krimcdv. Kathleen It.. 91. 124. 137. 183. 332 Kennedy. Roberta J.. 360 Kennel I. Janet K.. 358 Kenny. Garry R„ 112. 438 Kentla. William P.. .'169 Kenyon. Clifford F.. 88. 167. 170. 440 Kenyon. Marcia K.. 117. 308 Kenyon. Ronald It.. 93 Keortgo. John N.. 391 Keown. Michael G.. 393 Kcrlicr. Delmnr I).. 137. 45$ Kermnnshohchi. Ahmad. 50 Kerns. Bliudieth J.. 62. 336 Kerns. Tim I... 369 Kerr. Barbara C.. .'$6$ Kerr. John It.. 374 Keusi. Judith A.. 340 Kctdium. Harry It.. 137. 463 Keldium. Katherine. 348 Keylock. Christine T.. 327 Kihe, Barbara. 137 Rich. Mike. 298 Kiehert. Samira I... 46$ Kicff. Carolyn A.. :$53 Kienle. Dona I... 303 Right. Jerrv I,.. 431 Kikd. Floyd It.. 137. 46$ Kikkawa. Gail S.. 351 Kilbourn. Janet A.. 137. 356 Kilker, Tempest Jo. 311 Killam. lorcn D.. 421 Kirn. Bradley S M.. 456 Kim. Victor R. S. Jr.. 450 Kimball. David C.. 409 Kitnbdl. Ray I... 464 Kimball. William H.. 458 Kimde. Steven R.. 4:16 Kincaid. James G.. 118. :$W) King. John D.. 72. 101. :i78 King. Kathleen I... 307 King, l-inda � L. 321 King. Michael It . 121. 137. 164. 175. 440 King. Richard William. 419 King. Robert IX. 88. 431 King. Itohert It.. 57. 380 Kingsfathrr. Carole A.. 317 Kingsley. Rdiert K.. 4-'$7 Kinkade. William I... .'6. 102. 4.11 Kinkaid. Sharon M.. 346 Kinncv. Thewlore R. Jr.. 81. KX$. 464 Kinoshita. Kay T.. 346 Kinsel. Allen J.. 455 Kinslcv. Judith A.. 349 Kmslow. Richard IX. 77 Kirayoglu. Red. 71. 76. 277 Kirchcr. Itohert It . 371 Kirgis. Charles W.. 442 Kirk. Dennis D.. 102. 4«)l Kirk. Frank Jr.. 102 Kirkelie. Eva M.. 120. 137 Kirkelie. Everett It.. .$80 Kirkdic. Kav K . 120. 137. 1.52. 164 Kirkland. Kent I... 137. 153. 434 K.ikpalrick. K. M . 322 Kirkpatrick. Kav I... 1:17.316 Kirkpatrick. O. A. Jr.. 410 Kirk|Ml(ick. Pamela. 340 Kirkpatrick. Sandra J.. .'$24 Kirsch. Diane A.. 315 Kiser. Marcia IX. 461 Kiser. Frederick IX. 4.V$ Kishinami. Wavne M.. 74. 365 Kitchen. Judith A.. .'$44 Kjos. Barbara 1... 291. 323 Kleger. Knrlene U. 313 Klegcr. Teresa A.. 315 Kleilier. Ionise A.. 313 Kleimer. Jdin !$.. 69. 367 Kleiner. Blaine I... 301 Klever. Penny I.. 360 Kline. Daniel C.. 411 Klingler. Itonahl IX. 428 Klinkenherg. Charles. 365 Klockars. Mar - M.. 120. 137, 306 Klopfer. I.inda C.. .’$58 Klose. Robert I'.. 137. 459 Kloster. Susan It.. 327 Klosterman. K. A.. 32$ Knajip. C$eorgena P.. 67 Kna| p. Jiunes B., 45! Knaui. Darlene A.. 331 Knccht. Ronald C.. 101. 417 Knechtd. R.irKir.i J.. 85. 313 Kncditd. Kenneth B.. 77, 101 Knedaml. Kreg tl.. 105 Knot never. Catherine. 360 Knight. David M.. 105. 106. 420 Knight. Sharon A.. 303 Knight. William B. Jr.. :$81 Knights. Richard I... 116. 423 Knoll. Arthur I... 372 Knotts. Donald Allen, 427 Knox, Craig. 461 Knutson. Kathleen A.. 317 Kohavakawa. Wendell G., 50. 371 Kohoski. Karl K. Jr.. 73 Koch. Michael It . 164, 393 Koehler. David I... 40! Kodo. Patricia It.. :$$ $ Kodkebeck. Glenn It.. 137. 444 Kodlner. Brie G.. 106 Koenig. Linda C.. 358 Koeix r. Kichard F.. 223. 231 Koe| |ie. Marjorie A.. 319 Kocriicr. Peggy � .. 351 Koesler. Marlin I... 74. 101. 368 Kofford. Wilma It.. 89. 137. 313 Kohn. Gerhart. .'$80 Kolhcrg. Constance G.. 332 Koozer. Howard D.. 137. .'$85 Koozer. Neil It.. 113 Korepta. Gary. 407 Kortge. Michael. 137. 414 Kor an, David G.. .’188 Kashi. Kav C... 44! Ko� ki. Duane M.. 53. 137. 461 Koski. K. Victor. 137. 4:$2 Koth. Ijiwrence J.. 434 Kowolowski. Fre l A.. 428 Kralman. l-awrcnce G., 90. 297 Kr.uner. Beth S.. 317 Kramer. John IX. 77 Kraus, .lames I... 217, 242. 243. 375 Krause. Manlynn I.. 315 Kruuthoder. William. 433 Krdl. Mary S . 326 Kreinlwsler. David, 437 Krcutz. James It.. 105. 388 Krilrs. I.irrv M.. 378 Knng. Roliert F.. 451 Kroening. Itojer J . 401 Krom. David A.. 6$ Kropp. Joanne G., :$60 Kruger. Margaret J.. 137.292.322 KrumWin. I avid H . 387 Krumhcin. John. .'$78 Kru| icka. Ross M., 85. 317 Kulnk. Sharon A.. 325 Kudrna. Kenneth D.. 137. 464 Kuehn. Richard A.. 118. 371 Kuensting. Bernard A.. 62 Kuest. Robert F.. 1W. 433 Kumata. lairry A.. 92. 448 Kumura. Norman S.. 448 Kunimoto. Calvin K.. ‘. 2 Kunzelman. Mary K.. 51. 137.356 Kuoni. John P.. 'M. 450 Kurahara. Janus Y.. 378 Kuril, Hcxron It.. 59 Run, Candace S.. 103. 311 Kuskic. William F.. 377 Kvtc. Christine It . 138. 364 L I ohl e. Ix-die. 33:$ laiCIair. Jeanne I... 334 large. Elizabeth I... I«$. :«27 laiir. Victoria. :$44 l.iirti. l.vmlen It.. 370 Ijirrl. Robert IX. 389 Ians. Cathy A.. 138. 313 DrKamp. Card F.. 305 launb. Glene A.. 319 launh. Roliert C.. 138. 464 Lwnhenion, l hilig� B.. KM. 118. 422 l unhert. Kent B.. 138.372 l-tmbrrt. Linda L.. 350 Urmbcrt. Stcjihen I).. lOl. -Ill Lamm. Donald I .. 378 Unrurlrr. Gregory IV. 394 l-ancc. Jeanne F.. 303 l.rml. Ikirlwra J.. 353 l.rml. Phyllis A.. :� 7 I-indauer. Glenda. 314 latmlers. Dennis W.. 4:k5 larmiers. Gordon C’.. 105 I mimics. Samuel M.. 102. 441 l.tmlon, Margaret 1... 317 I jmlslerg. Johanna M.. 54 l.sndslsirg. George F.. 401 Urn-. Jean M.. 331 l_sne. Robert K.. 49. 461 I jinev. Judith I... 138. 306 lamg. James B.. 105 Ding. John It . 88. 121. 138. 175. 182. 184. 461 Ding Marion It. 313 I-inge Billie D. :$4I l rngholff. Gilbert W.. 76 •174 STUDENT INDEX l-anglois. Shirley A.. 349 lainc-aioif. Michael G.. I ft'., 106, 124. 138. 254. 374 I-ankford, llrlom A.. 340 I-annin . Michael K . 2!‘l. 422 l-annin . Rebecca A.. 63. 32H land. Betty J.. 353 land. Richard I... 138. 464 1-0 0. George B.. 138 l-argcnt. Kenneth C.. 389 l-.rk.ns, Judith A.. 306 I.arrabre. IWeil K. Jr., 435 law. Karen K.. 294. 311 Israeli. Sharron A.. 317 Ijrvti. Alan K.. 424 lanm. Allan M . 436 l_.rs.-n, Brucr A.. 429 I airsen. Dtvld G.. 138. 385 larwn. Gernl.l C.. 393 1,1.rson. laiurin A . 382 lairscn. Morn.- K.. 107 l-nrscn. Roliert N.. 448 lairMMi. Carl K.. 72. 138. 464 I-arson. James It.. 53. 105. 106. 138. 450 I -a r von. John M.. 421 I .arson Karen L, -333 I-xrson. John S.. 105 I-arson, Dory Carl. 138. 461 I -a rson. l-osuse M.. 333 lairson. Peter K.. 427 I .arson. Susan A . 117. 358 I-arson. Susan K.. 115. 138. 324 I .a rson. Terry I... 415 Iarvm. Thomas Grant. 442 latKue. Jacriueline I).. 362 URue, Manila It.. 343 laowood, James C.. 102 laiSatcr. Btl|MI It.. 106 laiScholier. John I’.. 450 l-ashcr, James M., 101, 104. 106. 138. 366 Laaki. Mary PL. 340 I-xssiler. Charles I).. 138 laitham. Julie I... 307 laithrop, Susan I).. 326 laiu. Dennis W. H.. 92. 102. 453 Iaiu. Ilenrv Young H. Jr.. 76. 92. 396 I-SU1 lor. Kent C., 448 lasuilien. Gloria J.. 311 I-suer. Timothy C.. 448 l-aurancc. Pamela J., 334 laiurinr. Patricia A.. 353 l.au(cnschlagrr. I). I).. 294. 388 laiwrence. Sherwood M.. 102 la� y. Sharon I... 138. 338 laiyman. Cynthia A.. 333 la-ary. Stacy A.. 310 la-Bonla. Dan V.. 421 I-envy. Sherrie A., 343 l.cchncr. Nancy N.. 138, 314 laslerer. IJoyd I... 379 I.edgerwood, Jill. 307 l cdgcrwood, Scott I... 393 la-e Ann 8.. 294. 339 l oe. Hvung T.. 59 la-e. Christina S.. 351 I-ee, Cynthia I.. 358 Ia-e, David A.. 411 la-o. Geoffrey W., 448 la-c. Joanne I... 103. :«8 la-e. John It.. 56 la-e. Kyu B.. 202 l.eo. lamia. 319 lee. Marvin G.. 385 la-e. Michael R.. 103. 138. 444 lae, Penelope G.. 360 la-e. Itolarrt I... 374 ' la-e. Itoy Y.. 138. 464 la-e Yue Y. 449 law. Phyllis I... 138. 464 la-fever. Morris C,. 66 la-fevre, Charlotte I... 295. 383 la-ggctt. Klizabelh I.. .362 la-hman. Sandra K.. 291. 337 la-hinann, James P., -It'd la-hinann. Sue anne. 343 Ldubadi. N. I. Jr.. 139.381 l hrer. Albert P.. 262. 375 l.eicester. Prances O.. 329 l.eith. James I... 377 la-idig. Tlieoilore It.. 421 la-ighton. Porter C.. 102 la-ighton. Roliert C.. 106 la-1 ley. Gerald I).. 400 la-inonrn. Gilliert M,. 297. 392 la-fnke. Kileene M.. 464 l-omon. lamia. 8; . 176. 303 latnpca. Brian K.. 459 I a-nchitskv. JoAnne. 351 l.rnchilsky. Sally Ann. 351 lant. Brian S.. 447 la-ntsch. Jack V.'.. 384 la-nlz. K. Joe. 428 la-onard. James C.. 76. 381 laong, Denis C.. 63. 138. 252. 2SO. 416 la-| ell. Victoria A.. 358 la-|«-ra. Bonnie M . 138.316 la-pin. James It.. 449 la-rher. Al. 277 la-rmon. Karen M.. 311 la-rcltc. I.inda J.. 317 la-roy, William IL. 138. 438 1-esslcr. lamia I... 138. 316 l ltenmaier. Judith. 364 lavinson. Arthur E.. 459 lass, l-swrence I... 74. 385 l«i� . Carol M .. 91. 179. 181 la-wis. David P. Jr.. 4tVI Ia-v is, Jane A.. 317 la-wis. Roxana I... 344 la-wis, Steven H.. 428 la-wi� . Samira J.. 329 la-wis. William A.. 74 1-ihby. Carol A,. 319 lachty. Jane C.. 353 laddcll. Richard W.. 74 Liddell. Itoliert P.. 457 l.iddycoat. I toiler! A.. 370 l.idsler. Charles M„ 428 l.ieli. Holier! D . .388 Licscgang. Marjorie J.. 334 l-ieske. Joy B.. 351 l-iruallen. James M.. Kt8. 458 l-ieuallcn. la-la A . 343 laeuallen. Patricia. 346 l-ightncr. Victoria A.. 138. 308 taken . Dannv W . 109 lallard, Dorris A.. 55 l-illig. Thomas S.. KM. 381 Limliaco. la-onardo P.. 382 Lin. David II.. 138. 374 I-indbcrg. Shirley J.. 311 lamlaucr. Uric B.. 88. 109. 121. 138. 153. 164. 254. 440 Limlley. Carol A.. 117, 334 Lindquist. Phyllis A.. 295 Lindquist. Robert C. 138. 464 lamisay. Palward W., 459 landdey. Susan K.. 100. .103 lanstcdt. Bonnie K.. 97. 305 l.imlstrom. Fredrick T.. 49. 138. 427 l.imlstrosn. T. A. III. 449 l.ingelhach. Helen J.. 138. 356 Liningcr, Dale It.. 445 Link. Terry 1... 56 Linkcmver. Connie J.. 358 Linville. Kim G.. 372 Liplak. Iaiis M,. 178. 348 lalleer. Itolierl. 382 I jit. Walter I).. 138. 385 l-ivermore. I.ynmnuo A.. 317 l-ivermore. Nicky O.. 52 Iivesley. Philip A.. 370 lavmgston. Joann. 334 l-ivingston. Richard I... 404 IJoyd. Darvel T.. 105. 300. 381. 428 la . Daniel Chin Shun. 138, 464 la . Wen So. 138 laihben. James C.. 252. 416 ladio. Carlos A.. 63. 138. 423 laa-kenour. Mary B.. 138. 314 laickwsiod. Lynn T.. 428 lavckwood, Susan A.. 321 laielTler. Gary M.. 432 laM-schen. Gordon II.. 278. 433 laihrmr. Jnn en P.. 56. 450 laxnmen. Jane K.. 351 lain . Candace G.. 329 lam . David I... 109. 262 lam . PM ward It.. 382 lam . Harold M.. 74. 138. 424 lam . Jrralvn K.. 317 lam . I.imla A.. 139. 302 lam . Lynda M.. 139. 332 lam . Ituth K . 312 lam . Sharon H. S.. 139, 306 lam . Taylor K.. 139, 464 lamgakrr. J. Kerry. 439 I an mi is. Coralie A.. 334 lammis. Danny I).. 442 lasomis. Donald A.. 139. 294, 440 lammis. Mary I... 319 lamp. Curtis A.. 437 laircn . Carol A.. 349 lairrnzen. PMen. 311 lairenzen. Henry C.. 441 latrin . Arthur A.. 90. 2 M. 4|g I at rson. Phillip J.. 412 la� sli. Carol A.. 349 laissner. Michael I).. 413 laissner. Peter A.. 424 laiu hmiller. Bert R„ 412 Iamis, Catherine I).. 139. 312 Iamis. Pred Jr.. 301. 466 laiustnu. John A.. 455 lamlrenhiser. D. J.. 76 laive. Karen M.. 351 laive. James M.. 380 laweland. Charles l� .. 102. 377 la verid e. Marilyn K„ 360 law . David C-. 382 lame. Linda K.. 306 lame. Raymond I’.. 429 lame. Stanton. 96. 139. 301. 448 lame. Steven C.. 445 lame. Susan G.. 342 lamell. C.ordon H . 62. 251.388 lamell. Marvin W.. (SI. 139 I am cry. Sharon J.. 103. 349 lamman. Barbara K.. 319 lails-ga. Francis X, 164 laicas. Kllen PL. 91. 139. 179 Lucas. Michael S.. 88. 121. 139. 412 Lucas. Hotter H . 139. 252. 462 Lum. Geor e W., 457 lam. Ronald W.. 377 Lumby. la-onard I... 411 Lund. Diane M.. 117.358 Lund. Kllen K.. 103. 349 l.umle. Richard C.. 425 laind ren, Richard K.. 97. 139. 428 laindstrom. Mary A.. 139. 294. 321 l.yda. Harry I... 53 Lyle. FMwin A.. 426 Lyle, laiwauna M.. 306 Lyon. Keith W.. 139 M Maasdam. Jerry W.. 139. 461 Malien, James M.. 58. 464 Macaulay. Donald J.. 421 Macaulay. Gary W., 393 MacDonald. Kolnn I).. 292. 321 MacDonald. Ronald G.. 104 MacGre or, David W.. 461 Muclnnes, John D.. 401 Maclnnes. Pamela J., 139. 292. 306 Mack. Herschel I... 89. 139. 202. 464 Mack. Marilyn W.. 314 Mack. Ro er S.. 444 MacKay, Crai B.. 426 Macken. la-wis K.. 454 Mackenroth. Hi-nrv P.. 35Ci MacKcnzic. Gail PL. 329 MacKcnzic. John W.. 252 Mnckir. Karen A.. 57. 319 Mocla-an. Donalrl J., 107 Maclean. Merren I... 341 Maclaod. Gerald It . 56. 300. 3 Macl'herson. Gordon W., 74. 139. 461 MacMurray. Lynn C.. 327 Macomber, Keith I... 72. 371 Macy. I wi ht K.. 421 Macy. Grr H . -435 Morklix. Marione C.. .363 Maddox. Krrol 11.. 433 Madison. John W.. 4IB Mailsrn. Linda M .311 Madsen. Michael G.. 431 Magclitz. Ijury I... 376 M« innis. William M.. 407 Magnu on. Rmce B.. 101. KM. :i«6 Magorian. Oiervl I... .354 Ma uire. Patricia K. .358 MahafTey. C. It . KM Mahaney. Carole G.. 295. 346 Mahoney. Gerald I’.. 419 Malionv. Dan G.. 461 Mahony, I hum- M .. 107 Major. Kenneth I) . 457 Majorowicz. Iona I... 363 Makeskmsky. Marian I,.. 139. .340 Maki. Claudia A.. .349 Makinster. Arthur K„ 441 Malcolm. Vicki I... .'160 Maliek. Francis I... 63 Mallory, Michael It.. 101. 407 Mallorv. Patricia A.. .351 Malmrdal. Rolf. 407 Malmros, Merlin A.. -369 Malmros. Michael IL. 101. 105, 1.39. .368 Malmstrnm. Dianne M . .354 Malone. Patricia M.. 329 Manchester. Diane M.. 2 .M Manchester. Mar arel. .326 MawM. Krie. 105 Mandery. William I... 371 M.xnxum. Ikiris L.. 49. 464 Manke. Judith I., .3-12 Mann. Charles R.. 254 Mann. P'rederiek II.. 4.37 Mannin . Geor e I... 52. 53. 139. 464 Mannin . Sherrill J.. 461 Mannin . William A.. 372 Manno. Marie A . 336 Mansfield. John S.. 367 Maocn. Slamet, 49. 465 Maples. Charles It.. 139. 464 Marcum. Robert. 464 Marcum. Richard L, 116. 423 Marcum. Joseph S.. 409 Marcy. Denis N.. 103. 329 Marcum. Sanlford It., 139 Maresh. Thomas J.. 93 Markham. Terry F.. 21 3. 439 Mark raf. Peter M.. 139 Marks. Darrell G.. 139 Marks. I ai von no P.. 139. .300 Markwarl. William B.. 456 Marler. Kenneth K.. .376 Marlin. Richard D.. 139. 401 Murosok. Richard W.. 366 Marquardt. Itolierl P„ 57 Marsh. Prank W.. 256. '257 Marsh, Ia� wrcm-e K.. 139. 464 Marsh. Robert I).. .188 Marsh. William PL. 170. .175 Marshall. Karren. 343 Marshall. Trudie. .356 Marshall. Vir inia M . 360 Martell. Imis A.. 139. 464 Marlin. Arnold l .. 428 Martin. Collins. 410 Martin. Dennis C.. 49. 464 Martin. Duane C., 1.35 Marlin. Jean M.. 315 Martin. Judith A.. 89. 324 Marlin. Karen I... 335 Martin. Karen I... 360 Martin. Kathryn I... 309 Martin. Kenneth S.. 406 Marlin. l uMlon K.. 408 Martin, la-muel C.. 106. 441 Martin. Melvin PL, 90. 366 Marlin. Mike. 382 Martin. I hil S.. 429 Martin. Itiduird G.. 422 Martin. Roy C.. 455 Martin. Thomson S.. 411 Martin. Timothy W . 71. 76. 139. 464 Martino. Richard A.. 415 Martinson. Carol M . .316 Marty. LaMar A . 423 Marx. Alice A.. 349 Marx. Fmmelt It.. 369 Marvott. James I-.. 49 Maaaki. Carl T.. 92. 448 Mason. Anne. 323 Mason. Curtis. 3SO Mason. Donna M.. 319 Mason. Kllis D.. 451 Mason. James A.. 393 Mason. Jerry A.. 176. 435 Massa. John J.. 442 Massey. Mary B.. .’158 Massey. Robert J.. 139. 297. 377 Massey. Thomas H . .396 Masters. Robert M.. 382 Mastcrson. Keith I).. 1.39, 4.32 Mastcrson. Terrance A., 425 M a leer. George G.. 76. 139. 440 Miilcjku. Sandra K , till, :H2 Mathany. Allan R., 1.39. 366 Mather. Donald C.. 74 Mather, Jiunes K . 105 Mathers. R dn-rt W,. 4-31 Matheson. Kdith K.. 313 Matson. I wi hl J.. 445 Matson. Howard I... 91. 1.39. 178 Matsuila. Rols-rt I . 453 Matsumoto, Amy PL. 139. 350 Matsuinura. Jean H.. 139. 46( Matsuura. Stepha-n T.. 1 2. 448 Matthews. John I... 106 Matthews. Roliert J.. 268. 4.37 Matlhia-s. Katherine J., 139.292. 328 Mattox. p:mcst M.. 268 Malzen, Baniham J.. 59. 288. 428 Mntzka. Rols-rt A.. 139 Maupin. David «.. 106. 407 Maury, Ann C.. 316 Mauser. Corinne I... 343 Maxey. Carol J.. 319 Maxwell. Byron R.. 452 Maxwell. David J.. 251. 420 Maxwell, palward C.. 391 Maxwell, Karen IL. 336 May. Jean A.. 464 May. Paul I).. 396 May. RonalalA.. 119. 170. 441 May. Tom 8.. 313 Mayer. James M.. 441 Mayer. Michael J.. 462 Mayer. Susan K., 336 Mayers. Cornelia M . .349 Mavlie. Janice L.. 336 Maylie. Joseph W.. 121. 4.34 Mays. David L. 460 Mays. Ixiretla. 4«« Mazzocco. p'elix IL. 140. 410 McAdams. Cheryl M.. .327 Mhclc Mt«n . S.. 458 McAlister. P.velyn P.. 464 McAlvace, Karen J.. 351 McArthur, la-larvl M.. .369 Me Bee. Donald G.. 415 MeCadden, Michael B.. 409 McCall. Carol A.. 326 McCall, Marcaret A . 315 McCall. Robert K.. 380 McCall. Sherron M . 314 McCallister, M. A . 415 McCnllum. Steven S.. 432 McCann. William K.. 4 VI McCargar. Barbara A . 364 McCarl. lamia J.. 343 McCari, Bonnie M.. 140. 306 McL'artney. Sue A.. 311 McCarty. Gail I... 52. 53. 59. 140. 365 McChesnev. B. A.. .341 McCIrave. Martha J.. .364 McClellan. Howard A.. 401 McClelland. Gnoric D.. 75 Mctlure. Bryan It . 453 McClure. I.imla C.. 63. 140. 348 McClure. Marijean. .'UW McClun . Joan M.. 35! McClur . Junu-s W„ 4.37 McCord. David II.. 448 McCormack. James PL. 104. 421 McCormack. John M . 423 McCormack. Roliert I... 455 McCormick. Janet K . .351 McCormick. Keith A.. 73. 140.464 McCormick, laxrrainr M.. 319 McCormick. Paul W.. 431 McCoy. Alice K . 46| McCov. Nancy J . 140. 321 McCov-. Ronald B . 448 McCrary. Judith A.. 63. 67. 140. 328 McCrea. Sharon K . 1(13. 317 McCready William P.. 200. 427 McCullough. Gilbert I... 455 McCullough. Patrick H . 40� ; McCurdy. I ion I .. 444 MrCuskey. Richard B . 428 McDaniel, l-arrv 1).. .385 McDaniel. Mina R.. 335 McDrarmon, Alan. .376 McDermott. John PL. 418 Mclkolc. Judy I... 140. .363. 464 McDonald. Mary !� .. 426 MrlXonald. Michael KM McDonald. Ronald G.. .370 McDonabl. Connie J., ; 46 McDomni h. Susan I... .327 McDougal, Douglas M . 223. 411 McIXiffee, Anne L.. :t48 McPLichen. David T.. 105. 21 4. 424 McElhcrn. Doyle PL. 140. 446 McKIroy Gerald A., 109. .391 McKIroy. James I... 77 McKIroy. I.imla S.. 297. :H12 MeP.irlin . Itiehaiil It . 105. 106. .367 Mcp'elridge. M. J.. 364 McGahuey. Gary G . 140. 385 McCilvery. Neil W . 460 McGill. James T.. .378 MrGillivriiy. Peter K.. .370 McGinnis, Kenneth I... 76. 404 McGlasson. Bruce PL. 388 MeGoran. Corinne B„ .317 McGowan. Kenneth I... .'377 McGrccr. Hugh K.. 200 McGregor. Kathleen C.. 336 McGrew. Alan It . 140. 460 McGregor. Donald I). Jr.. 439 McGrew, James R . 74. 140. 420 McGuire. James M . 57. 140. 374 McGuire. John K.. 140. 440 McGuire, Maurene A.. 461 McGuire. Melvin J.. 71. 72. 73. 140. 464 McGuire. Michael J.. 268. 437 Mcfluire. William J.. 4.36 Mclntirc. Gaylon IL. 140, 412 McIntosh. Duane PL. 461 McIntosh. Jams I... .300 McIntyre. Judy M , 02. 349 McIntyre, la-slie M., 140 475 STUDENT INDEX M(Ka|w, Jmy I... 461 McKay. IKhihIm II.. 128 McKean. Kathv Cl.. 325 McKee. Diane J.. 310 McKee. Terry D.. 41 . McKellnr, David G.. 105. 106 McKenzie. H. C. Jr.. 77. 429 McKevitt. Patricia A.. 295 McKifabin. Janet M.. MO. 295 McKibbm. I.vnn C.. 313 McKillop. James It.. 57. 434 McKinley. Judy I... 362 McKinley. William K„ 140. 412 McKinnon. Janet G.. 342 McKiniter. 268 MeKitlrick. Dennis M.. 428 MeKitlrick. Robert J., 489 MrKmght. I lari Kira U. 351 Mcl-ain. William II.. 435 Mclairen. Dallas. ! l Mcl-aughlin. Janice A.. 333 Mcl-aughlin. S. P... 55. 410 Mcf-ean. 1 lari Kira A.. 340 Mcl-endon, Cara I... 140. 314 Mcla-nnan. Norman J., 107, 140. ■108 Mcla-.nl, llarliarn K.. 334 Mcla-nnan. Suzanne A.. 319 McMacken. lairry M.. 464 McMahill. Itirharil J.. 450 McMullen. David I... 370 McMullen. Donald I... 376 McMurrlo. Samira L, 63 McNabb, Gary A.. 90. 301. 452 McNair, Roger I... 140. 298. 301. 430 McNeal. Hoy W . Kl. 393 McNeil. Nancy A.. 319 McNeill. Don IX. 370 McNelov. Jamc� M.. 401 McNill. Robert I... 140. 464 McPherson. Suaan J.. 296 McQuaid. Susan J.. 164. 292. 332 McQueen. Ray G.. 55 McRae. Patrick G.. 421 McRevnold . Shelley A.. 311 McSwain. Allreil J. Jr.. 4 � l McVay. Marla C.. 325 McVilty. Adrienne I... 319 McWilliam . James W.. 459 McWilliams. John P.. 401 Mead. Michael J.. 375 Mead. Ronald A.. 107. 418 Meade. Gary A.. 426 Meadowv I Vnms. 102. 405 Means. Irma I... 360 Mecklem. Nicholas K.. 389 Mcehikoff, James N.. 379 Medvn. Anthony II.. 370 Meeker. Karen J.. 311 Mecwa h n. Sallyann M . 140 Mehl. Thomas H. 111. 140 Mehl. Marilyn K . 361 Mein.II. Mary I... 339 Metnem. Carol A.. 309 Mejia. Rajihael P. . 58. 59 Meldrum. David W.. 384 Melnichuk. John. 73. 140. 461 Meloy. Hilly It.. 76. 140. 432 Melville. Su unne M.. 329 Melvin. Donna K.. 303 Mrnda ona. Henry C.. 140. 262. 464 Mendenhall, James C.. 140 MemU-nhall. Sherry A.. 140 Mcitgel. Prank A., 450 Mcnkc. Ronald C.. 387 Menlzer, l.imla J.. 352 Mercer. Carol I... 303 Mercer. J tune a It.. 413 Mercer. Patricia I... 322 Meredith. George R.. 140. 461 Meredith. Richard I... 140. 4 M Meriam. Mary E.. 103. 339 Merlich, Stuart K.. 438 Merrill. Jane T.. 315 Merritt. Patricia I... 327 Merrill. Robert S.. 458 Merten. Gregory P.. 119. 392 Men in. Clark G.. 393 Merzenich. Patricia A.. 140 Meakimen. Ie� ia Jr.. 55. 372 Mcaancr. William G.. 55. 31 6 Mrthranv. Jon A.. 43) Met ger. Jenifer I.. 319 Mever. Gary It.. 433 Meyer. One It.. 140. 461 Meyer. Judith A.. 140. 302 Mever. Ixiia K.. 315 Meyer. Suaan IX. 181 Meyer . Stanley K.. 441 Mevle, Samuel I... 464 Movie. Sanlee S.. 140. 314 Merger. Barbara I... 352 Miaullia, John It.. 300. 400 Michael. Roger II.. 102 Michaela. Maurice'!'.. 140. 464 Michalek. Margaret A.. 314 Michimoto. Michael M.. 92. 401 Middlekauff. It. K.. 291. 370 Middleton. Mary K.. 341 Midke. Xary J..63. 432 Micros. Nancy I).. 352 Mihara. Robert M.. 119. 456 Mihata. Gwendolyn N.. 92. 319 Mikeah. Darcy K.. 323 Mihata. Kevin K„ 92 Mihara. Donna E . 140. 316 Mikkalo. Karen A.. 321 Mikkehcn. Curtis. 62. 88. 101. 110. 16t. 366 Mikutic. Steve M.. 435 Milbrath. Gene M . 140. 440 Milburn. Gary S.. 140 Millard. Terry I... 102 Miller. Allan G.. 459 Miller. Craig S.. 459 Miller. David IX. 93. 140. 379 Miller. David F.. 151. 464 Miller. Dennis I... Ml. 464 Miller. Dewey It. Jr,. 298. 301. 455 Miller. Donald It . 381 Miller. Edwin I... 375 Miller. Edward O.. 369 Miller. Elsie A.. 141.328 Miller. Gilbert N.. 444 Miller. Gordon IX. 105 Miller. Helen K.. 217 Miller. Jack C.. 55. 431 Miller. James E.. 102. 407 Miller. Jay W.. 367 Miller. John E.. 102. 407 Miller. John It.. 401 Miller. John T.. 57. 426 Miller. Judith II.. 312 Miller. Kav I... 319 Miller. Keith IX. 448 Miller. I-aura M-. 362 Miller, l-eroy M . 73. 400 Miller, l-ewis M.. Ml Miller. I.inda I... .'154 Miller. 1 Jndsey G.. 389 Miller. Mark E . 427 Miller. I.inda S.. 309 Miller. Mary I... 343 Miller. Michael P.. 53 Miller. Penelope K . 141.332 Miller. Raymond D.. 426 Miller. Robert E. Jr.. 59 Miller. Ronald IX. 433 Miller. Shirlce G . 354 Miller. Russell .. 62 Milcr. Sandra J.. 317 Miller. Vicki I... 69 Miller. Vivian K , 323 Miller. Wanda F.. Ml. 464 Miller. Scott. 411 Miller. Sharon I... 317 Miller. Susan I... 307 Miller. William X. 73 Miller. Val IX. 373 Millikrn. Ralph M . 373 Millikm. Michael IX. 293. 414 Mills. Henry I-. 297. 377 Mill . Walter II III. 381 Mill | tugh. Jean. 317 Milne. Thomas I... Ml. 414 Milne. William 8.. 88. 181. 388 Mink. Roger A.. 366 Minor. Donald A.. 436 Minor, James'I'.. 104 Minor. John W III. 277. 435 Minto, John I). Jr.. 441 Minto. Margaret J.. 302 Minton. Carol J.. 329 Minty. Jinti K.. 110. 292. 302 Miranda. Prcslerick It.. 141.390 Mi shier. Rebecca J.. 354 Misovetz. Michael I .. 373 Mitchell. Andrea S,. 341 Mitchell. Brenl D.. 391 Mitchell. Marianne. Ml. 461 Mitchell. Melimla A.. 122. 325 Mitchell. Robert H.. 422 MitchelX Robert T.. 444 Miltnarht. Larry It . 464 Miyasaki. Paul J.. 92 Mi er. Parrel E.. 461 Mizulo. John T.. 105. 119. 179. :«7 Moats. William. 436 Mobley. Ronald T.. 1 � . 441 Mochel. Alice M.. 364 Moe. Michael A.. 448 Moehnke. Su an C.. 200 Moeller. Colleen A.. 344 Moeller. Verna I... 352 Moeller. Vernon W.. 371 Mohr. Jams I... 433 Mohr. Keith O.. 104. 430 Mohr. Robert A.. 439 Moir. Cynthia J.. 63. 103. 326 Moke. John C.. 387 Mollov. David P.. 401 Moltzau. Ralph IX. 105. 455 Monaghan. Ronnie I... 326 Monaco. Karen B., 317 Monk. William It.. 275 Monroe. Darrell W . 384 Monroe. Guy O.. 367 Monroe. Shirley M.. Ml Monroe, Terry N.. 377 Montgomery. Hardy It.. 76 Montgomery. David P... 63. Ml. 401 Montgomery. P. C.. 119. 40! Montgomery. Sharon It.. 179. 327 Moody. Margaret I-. 313 Moon. Thomas W., 381 Moore. Danlord A.. 76. 141. 385 Moore. Delmar R.. 53 Moore. Gary W., 141 Moore. James D.. 465 Moore. Jean R.. 354 Moore. John W.. 167. 202. 388 Moore. Judith A.. 342 Moore. Kay J.. Ml. 348 Moore, I.inda X.. 354 Moore. Margaret D.. 337 Moore. Marv H.. 313 Moore. Roberta S.. 358 Moore, Steven R.. 44!' Moraat. Jo IX. 103. 302 Morileno. Angelo. 49. 465 Morelaml. Olvin C.. 222 Morey. Kirk C.. .391 Morgan. Gary B.. 77. Ml. 426 Morgan. Geraldine J.. 361 Morgan, Harold I... 53. 442 Morgan. Joan It.. 465 Morgan. Margaret K.. 342 Mork, Melnny IX. 363 Morlan. Diane J.. 465 Morlan. Karen K.. 67. 103. 338 Morlan. Xinda M.. 339 Morley. Richard C., 426 Morris. Donald S.. 40! Morris. Cary A.. 4.58 Morris, l-arry E.. 401 Morris. Patricia 11.. 361 Morris. Rot lie J.. 69. Ml. 368 Morris, William O.. 447 Morrison. Barbara G.. 323 Morrison. John C.. 437 Morrison. John C.. 448 Morrison. Michelle K.. 103. 294. 303 Morrison. Shirley J.. 317 Morrow. James T.. 73. Ml. 450 Morrow'. Ray W.. 370 Morrow. Susan P.. 321 Morse, Gary X.. 451 Morse. Joseph l . 265. 388 Morse. Michael K.. 442 Mortensen. Carol I— 220. 294. :B8 Morton. Douglas J.. 388 Morton. Joella I... Ml. 322 Morton. Judith C.. 103. 297. 313 Moser. David It . 141.416 Moses. Patricia A.. 141. 356 Mosher. Charles D.. 119. 444 Moss. Gregory IX. 429 Moss, .lames I).. 424 Moss. Janet C.. 294. 310 Molonaga. George Y.. 76 Moye. Rene I).. Ml. 465 Murid. James M.. Ml. 374 Mudgvtt, Gilman C.. Ml. 420 Mueller. Cheryl J.. 361 Muir. William X. 376 Mulanax. Matthew W.. 377 Mulder. David IX. 424 Mulder. Michael C-. 73. Ml. 385 Mulder. Peter C . 384 Mullen. Monte R . 425 Mullenix. James C.. Ml. 427 Muller. Thomas II . 141.412 Mulligan. Patricia I).. 343 Mumm. William C . 457 Mumlell. Roliert I).. 428 Mun.ll. William I... 378 Munkrr . Thomas I... 376 Munson. Nancy N.. 311 Munson. Warren I... 378 Murano. Katsuyoahi. 448 Muraoka. Walter H.. 42! Murilock. Catherine I... 141 Mur| hy. Donald I).. 385 Murphy. Edward IX. I2X Ml. 298. 374 Murphy. Joan M.. 327 Murphy.. l-orcioe B.. 2!M. 322 Murphy. Raymond R.. Ml Murray. Christina M., 115. 122, 141.336 Murray. Howard P.. 382 Murray. John. 112 Murray. Nvla C.. Ml. 321 Murray. Phillips S.. Ml. 414 Murrell. Gregory I... 106. 387 Mushalik. Elizabeth K.. 308 Mushet. Robert G.. 439 Miisikanl. Michael S.. 96, 465 Musaelinan, Gerald C.. 103, 124. 141. 164. 175. 414 Mutch. James IX. 44.5 Muzzy. Wallace I). Jr.. Ml. 465 Myem. Carla I... 336 Myers. Clifford O.. 407 Myer . Darwin. 299 Myer . Edward P.. 407 Myera, John I. III. 90 Myer . l-arrv I... 465 Myera. Pamelta A.. 465 Myera. Sally J.. MX 465 Myera. Waller B.. 73. Ml. 465 Myhr. Snllec A.. 141.350 N Nacgle. Connie P.. 313 Nagaki. Junior A.. 72. 73. 394 Nagata. Gerald T.. 92. 453 Nahas. Robert W.. 445 Nakahara. Jitsuo. Ml. 450 Nakamura. Judith Y.. 357 Nance. Joel E., 59 Nash. Donald B-. Ml. 372 Nash. Gerald IX. 369 Nash. Harry It.. Ml Nash. Michele A.. 354 Nash. Patricia I... 346 Nash. Richard. 368 Ncdry, Ronald F.. 437 Nee. Arnold C.. 452 Needham. Richard I... 290. 434 Neeley. William E . 105 Neff. Samira 4.. 103. 337 Neidhnrt. Phillip IX. 76. 141. 465 Neil. Jerald K.. 109. 222. 22! . 441 Neilson. Cathie M.. 337 Neilson. Klizalieth A.. 336 Neilson. Julia W.. 385 Neilson. Richard. 58. Ml. 368 Neilson. Thomas It.. 413 Krkoha, Francis K.. 103. Ml. 451 Nelms. Phillip Ray. 407 Nelsen. Sharon L. M2. 312 Nelson. Chervl. 317 Nelson. David IT. 423 Nelson. David S.. 70 Nelson. IVIbcrt It . M2. 404 Nelson. Guy R-. 373 Nelson. Harold G.. 371 Nelson. Jerome G. S.. 379 Nelson. Katherine X.. 311 Nelson. Judie G.. 3:17 Nelson. Kenneth S.. 105. 385 Nelson. 1-arrv F.. 388 Nelson, l-ronard K.. M2. 424 Nelson, l-inda K . 142. 342 Nelson. I.inda K.. 850 Nelson. Mami. M2. 302 Nelson. Richard. 222. 411 Nelson. Robert G.. 444 Nelson. Robert W.. 101. IOI Nelson. Roger C.. 441 Nelson. William It.. 88. 142. 412 Ncroy. Bryan P.. 42! Nesbitt. John M . 432 Ness, Vivian, 334 Not er, Garrett W.. 373 Neulnirger. Kenneth J.. 142. 278. 432 Ncaiman. Dale J.. 381 Neville. Mary A . 294. 327 Newliern. David W.. 93. 428 Newcomb. Bernard A.. 385 Newell. Gary R . 465 Newman. Gary D.. 387 Newman. I’hiiip W.. M2. 366 Newman. Sharon A.. 341 Newtson. ltoliert K.. 432 Ng. Henry Y.. 371 Niblcr. Jeralvn A.. M2. 336 NiMer. Joseph W.. 115. 142. 164. 297. 376 NiMer. Roger G.. 57. 142. 465 Niccum. Norris J.. 90. 112. 299 Nicholas. Roliert R.. 431 Nichols. Alan F.. 142. 465 Nichols. Douglas It.. HM Nichols. Philip K.. 142. 2-52 Nichols. Roger J.. 428 Nichols. Roger S . 52 Nichols. Sheryl IX. M2. 321 Nichols. Thomas M.. 96. 436. 142 Nicholson. Judy A.. 465 Nicholson. Sharon M.. 342 Niebuhr. Waller W.. 142. 386 Nielsen. Donald K.. 74. M2. 465 Nielsen. Gonlon K-. 391 Nielsen. Marianne. 85. M2. 324 Nielsen. Thomas M.. 221 Nielsen. Willard D.. 103 Nirmi. Gary. 76. 465 N'ieten. Edgar It.. 451 NishimotO. Roller! N.. 449 Nissen. Ilruce K.. 456 Nix. Julia A.. 342 Nixon. Alice M.. 85. 321 Noack. Nancv E.. 318 Noden. lamella E . 309. 319 Noel. James D . 142. 465 Nol iger. Mary C.. 142. 316 Noguchi. Sammy M.. 107 Noguchi. Thomas M . 73, 88. 453 Nolan. Mike. 370 Nole . Jeffrey T.. 411 Norbraten. Gil It.. 385 Norhy. John X. 367 Nordyke. Ikcnnis. 142. 465 Norm. Gail A.. 3.52 Norman. Paul. 105.378 Norman. Phillip J.. 105.373 Notrie. Kenneth D-. 56 Norris. Arthur M.. 448 Norris. Don M.. 294. 420 Norris. John A.. 377 Norris. Margaret M.. 364 Norris. Michael It.. 391 Norte. Barbara 1... 300 North. Ellen X.. 361 North. Raymond It.. M2. 409 North. Robert K.. 142. 381 Northup. Thomas J.. 428 Norton. Kathryn E.. 31.5 Norton. Warren W.. 2! 3. 442 Notdurlt. Norman E.. 101. 142. 183. 424 Nunenknmp. DavUI C.. 447 Nugent. David IX. 377 Nutter. David W.. 106 Nuxall, John W.. 63. 88. M2. 294 368 Nvlamler, Ann. 358 Nyman. Carl A.. 61 Nya. Janet A.. 351 0 Oakes. Steven J.. 457 Oakley. Donald K.. 368 Oherg. Jamas W.. 76 Oherg. Vernon J. Jr.. 392 O'llrien. Kathleen I... M2. 308 O linen. Mary M..358 O'Callaghan. T. M.. 375 Ochs. Eugene V.. 296. 300. 380 Odegaril. Ann I... 92. 319 Odell, Elizabeth J.. 349 Odom. Wayne A.. 392 Orlmark. Susan C.. M2. 336 O'Donohoe. Henry G.. 76. 142. 462 Oehler. Dennis K.. 142. 462 Oehler. James S.. 44! Oehrtman. ltoliert I... 49, 52. 368 Offord. Gene It.. 445 Ogard. Steven P.. 426 Ogata. Clifford K . 92. 449 Ogtiorn. Elmer Clifton. 389 Ogle. Oren O.. 58 Ogle. Russell W.. 389 Oglesby. Douglas A.. 101. 105. 106. 453 O'Gmdy. Arthur T. Jr.. 223 Ohlsen. Isaac It.. 442 Ohmart. Douglas P.. 453 Ohmart. Judith K.. 142. 322 Okada. Justin. 367 Okamoto. Ix-.ih A.. 340 Okazaki. Jack N.. 142 Okano. Paul. 387 Oku aki. Pauline K.. 3 4 O'Keeffe. Cornelius B.. 52. 53. 142. 465 Okino. Richard X.. 382 Okura. Stevens K.. 379 Olds. Robert M.. 415 O'lxary. Patricia J.. M2.297.314 Olivia. Steven J.. 96. 142. 406 Oliver. A. W.. 50 Oliver. Franklin M., 56. 454 Oliver. Harry G. IX 387 Oliver. I«e J.. 426 Oliver. I.ynval R.. 425 Oliver. Margaret A.. 361 Oliver. Margaret G.. 309 Ollsen. John IX. 222. 435 Otmstead. Marcia X.. 30! 476 t- ccccccccc P S S 5 i n J n J 5ccccc525c illllll = .S « « ,15 •K-El-fil'E s S 5 5 5 c STUDENT INDEX IWwrlwn, Fimaw. 350 Kolirilwn, la-titia A.. 318 Hntnm. Rebecca M-. SM Rolan ton. Kilwn M.. 354 Itoliinton, Gary K.. 294. 439 Knlnnwn. Jamn B.. 381 Roiiinson. Ia ifi c� IX. 439 Robinson. I.vnn C.. 429 Robinson. Roy L.. 73. 144. 465 Robinson. Selwyn IX. 144. 434 Robinson. Stephen I... 72. 371 Robinson. Thomas V.. 390 Robson. Stanley I).. 377 Robv. George A. Jr.. 389 Rode. Matthew G.. 387 Rodger . Ixmnv. 43.% Roionirk. Marilyn I).. 323 Roe. Linda M.. 117. 311 Roe. Ianna C.. 292. 308 Koediger. Sherrv M.. 295. 331 Roehl. Alan K . 454 Roehm. James T.. 109. 256. 410 Roehm. Jeffrey N.. 57. 144. 293. 410 Roger . David 1) . 4.V Roger . John A.. 459 Roger . Joyce J-. 318 Roger . Joyce I... 465 Roger . locta I... 303 Roger . Marv M.. 319 Roger . I’hylli IX. 358 Roger . Teresa A.. 115. 122. 338 Roger . Thomas R.. 391 Roger . Timothy J.. 389 Roger . William M.. 97 Rohde. Rieharil A.. 367 Roliler .Susan V.. 361 Kohncr. Juana I... 350 Rohrlwck. Dan. 382 RohrlKKk. David I... 455 Rohrhack. Sally J.. 144. 334 Rohrer. Mereiiclh E.. 144. 356 Roland. Ralph I).. 176. 400 Kolfnr . Stanley A.. 107 Kollin . Roger I... 144. 444 Rollofson. John I).. 376 Romane. Diane M.. 342 llomwi. Shirley K.. 354 Ronnin. I.vmla K.. .'M0 Rood. Gerald G.. 457 Rood, land. M . 89. 144. 466 Rook . Jame T.. 144.386 Rorahaogh. Alec I).. 145. 466 Ro coe, Nicolie l . 308 Roicoe. Tonva B.. 144. 308 Ron . Margaret K.. 182. 323 Rate. Robert L, 449 Row. Roliert .. 278. 370 Rosen, John B.. 407 Rosenberg. Dougla S., 29!'. 454 Rosenlerg, Hugh G.. 112. 145. 299. 46ti R«� enlierg. leland. 109. 251 l o enthal. Carol I’.. 346 RmrnxM. Joyce A.. 341 Ro . Carol A.. 145. 292. 348 Row. Donald C.. 176. 429 Ro . Krnc V.. 299 Ru . Gordon U, 377 Ro . Jame A.. 385 Ro . Jay M . 423 Row. Kay L. 308 Ro . Keith K.. 442 Ro . Larry M.. 145. 290. 409 Row. Michael II.. 392 Ro . Nichola 1),. 57. 426 Ro i. Gary D.. 145. 237. 410 Ko tad. Janet A.. 97 Rostvold. Mark C.. 145. .OOt Roth. Dougla C.. 454 Roth. Jame K.. 145 Roth. Joy-Gay. 172. 328 Roth. Stephen A.. 72. 73 Roth. Thomas A.. 375 Rot he. Mary II.. 354 Rothman. Randolph G.. 389 Roth, Alice L. 323 Rothschild. It. B. III. 73 Rouse. Frederic R.. 145. 466 Rou e. Jame C.. 382 Rover. Jack T.. 145. 420 Rowe. Daniel IX. 373 Rowe. Itoliert C.. 45t� Rm e. Valerie J.. 337 Rover. Kugene R.. 73, 145. :i� 4. 466 Kozrndal. l'aul A.. 145. 365 Rude. Dougla H.. 379 Kudinil. Keith R.. 428 Itugg. Nancy II . 337 Ruhl. Richard K.. 222. 229 Kum ey. Klwin D.. 145, 466 Runge, Su an F.. 354 Kunngrrn. Eva C.. 312 Ku|ip. William I).. : SM Runyan. Stephen G., 105. 390 Ru h. Elizabeth I... 324 Rum. Wavne P.. 76 Russell. (Tiarle E.. 104 RuaacU. David A.. 145. 466 Ru ell. Raymond L.. 145. 420 Ru ell. Roliert K. Jr.. 101. 145. 290. 444 Ru ell. Ronald W.. 466 Russell. William C . 371 Ru� t. Sydne K.. 319 Ruzek. Cheron M.. 340 Ryals. Dennis E„ 417 Ryan. Cecilia E.. 302 Ryan. M. Urrame. 352 Ryan. Rolierl R.. 382 Ryan. Cheryl A.. 358 Ryilell, I’hyllia J.. 363 Ryder, Denni E„ 145 Rvgg. Roliert. 466 Hyman. Marilyn J.. 346. s Sachet. Paul. 433 Saenz. Jo e I... 145. 466 Sager. Harlan R„ 106. 116. 119. 365 St. Jeor. Jeanne. 319 St. John. John G.. 456 Sakai. Harvey Y.. 145. 466 Saling, Tom C., 389 Sallee. Sherman K.. 77.459 Salisbury. Diana M . 335 Salo. Myron J.. 105. 466 Salter. Jani IX. 294. 329 Salzer. John H.. 389 Salvestrin. Deanna M.. 341 Samek. HavmomI J,. 419 Samek. Rove M.. 145. 306 Snmpela, Glenda I).. 325 Sample. Constance IX. 145. .’M4 Sample. James O.. 430 Samsam. laiheen A.. 59 Sampel. I .auric C.. 361 Samsel. Kathleen I... 354 Sampel. Joann. 303 Samuel. Gary Ray. 109 Samuels. Susan C.. 309 Samuel son. Walter IX. 389 Sanchez. Bolivar E... 67. 145. 466 Sandberg. Gary K . 429 Sander . Bonnie J.. 316 Sander . Jack P.. Jr.. 390 Sander . Jane R.. 339. 361 Sander . Robert C . 105 Sandoz. Denni P.. 4 M Sandquist. Carl E.. 433 Sandslrom. Kenneth R.. 405 Sand«trom. Roger H.. 415 Sandwick. Kavda J.. 335 Sanford. Roger K.. 97 Santti. Dale G.. 145 Sarmah. Suryya K . 77 Sartor. Jean G.. 145. 316 Sasaki. Arthur T.. 375 Sa een. Dougla M.. 466 Sat rum. Gordon IX. 58 Saubert. Jean M . 279. 302 Saunder . Carol J.. 117. 352 Saunders. Helen I... 291. 303 Saunder . Jurlilh A., 63. 310 Saurwler . Roliert K.. 457 Savage. Sandra J.. 341 Sawdey. Kathleen M . 339 Sawm. Virginia I... 145. 292. 322 Sawyer. Clifton B.. 145. 466 Sawyer. Marjorie M.. 323 Saxberg. Betty J.. 63. 145. 466 Saylor. I.vnn C.. 339 Scales. Jranne A.. 11 Schaad. Mcvcrlv I.. 354 Schaad, David W.. 90 Schaad. Grace A., 3 11 Schaad. Roger R.. 145. 466 Sehacht iek. Paul R.. 419 Sc halier. Xeonard D.. 103. 145. 385 Schadler. Jo e|ih F . 73 Schaefer. George C.. 434 Schaer. Rodney J.. 3!® Sehaer. Michael J.. 49. 298. 301. 459 Schafer. Paul I... 145. 418 Schaffer. John R.. 435 Schaffer. Samuel Jr.. 400 Schaible. Linda J.. 8! . 332 Schandel. Janet G.. 361 Schanno. Susan M . 117. 303 Schanno. Delaney P. Jr.. 88. 145. 181. 221. 412 Schartz. Michael IX. 71. 145. 416 Sc be flier. Manlyn IX. 331 Schefllcr. Allegra A . 145 Scheilack. Fred. 422 Schenlieck. Vicki I... 311 Schenk. Klaa . 254 Schenk. Steven T.. 70. 71. 72. 73. 145. 434 Schench, Bather A.. 335 Scherpf. CaHene E.. 362 Scheuchenptlu . It. L.. 145. Scheurman. Henry. 145. 427. Schiel. Ted. 466 Schierman. Eldon C.. 105. 415 Schietlpelz. Carol. 145 Sehild. I.inda J . 176.303 Schlegel. John E.. 437 Schlegel. Janet I_. 302 Schlegel. Michael W . 56 Schlinkman. Sandra K.. 332 Schmidt. Jame K . 75. .’198 Schmidt. Concordia S.. 343 Schmidt. Emcmt A.. 74 Schmidt. Eugene R.. 145. 430 Schmidt. Gordon K., 3H| Schmidt. Gilbert C.. 412 Schmidt. James P.. 417 Schmidt. Roliert H.. SO Schmidtke. Palmira I,.. 358. 466 Schmiedl. Mrma M.f 122, 145. 310 Schmitt. Henry K . 53 Schmitt. Jame H.. 385 Schmitt. IzHiia A.. 145. 370 Schmitz. John J.. 57 Schmokel. Charles B.. 146, 434 Schmokel. Nomian A.. 434 Schmokel. Steven A.. 370 Schnare. Jon K.. 81. 118. 254. 450 Schnautz. Mary H.. 319 Schneider. Carolyn J.. 146. 308 Schneider. David B.. 146. 2SO. 418 Schneider. Jeanne I... 352 Schneider. John F... 384, 448 Schneider. I’hilip J.. 415 Schneider. I hillip W.. 56. 419 Schneider. Thoma A.. 419 Schnitzer, Samira L.. 308 Schnoor, Carol I... 331 Schocler. Patricia A.. 354 Sclvoen. Paul I).. 146. 404 Schoen. Honda I... 221. 311 Schoenliorn. Ellen. 146 Schoenlmm. Roger E.. 53. 146. 466 Schoenheit. Ronald A.. 423 Scholf. 1-orrnz V.. 427 Schram. Mernly K.. 316 Schreiber. David I... 72. 146. 446 Sehriner. John E.. 384 Schroeder. Duane A.. 435 Schroeder. Karen F.. .'121 Schroeder. Keith A.. 367 Schroeder. Walter C� � . 434 Schroeder. Robert H . 445 Schroeder. Stewart F.. 264 Schuh. Randall. T.. 113. 176. 427 Schukar. Marvin F.. 439 Schulmerich. Kay J.. 361 Schultz. Katherine M . 325 Schultz. Roliert M.. 146. Schultz. Shirley M . 341 Schultz. William IX.375 Schultze. F M.. 352 Schulz. Keith F.. 146. 466 Schulze. I aw fence M . 151 Schulze. Paula D.. 97. 347 Schutt|ielz. Carol J.. 466 Sehulliielz. Robert P.. 146 Schulver. Gail H . '294. 351 Schwalie. Charles IX. 445 Schwarzer. Daniel R.. 69. 101.376 Schweigert. Diane I... 305 Schweitzer. David IX. 202. 393 Schweitzer. Richard H„ 146. 298. 448 Schwtder. Alfred W.. 119. 448 Schwinck, Kirby W.. 444 Sciuchetti. Caryl T.. 303 Scole . John F . 223 Scotlaml. Suzanna J.. 311 Scoll. Barry P.. 102 Scott. Diana I... .'148 Scott. Gary. 109. 146. 251. 438 Scott. Jame W.. 39C1 Scot. Jame W.. 119. 398 Scott. Peter C.. 146. 164. 440 Scott. Susan IX. 345 Scott. William 445 Soovillc. Mary I... 89. 303 Seripter. Morton W.. 98 Scrivcn. Lynn C.. 350 Simmon . Kenneth K., 431 Scudder. Jonathan K.. 105. 106 Seale. Paul S.. 113. 222. 230. 231. 233 Scaquist. larry K.. 146. 466 Scaquist. Paul R . 69 Searcy. Julie A.. 146 Scart. France A.. 294 Scar . Jame W.. 77 Seal. Wendell J.. 459 Seaton. Jean A.. 466 Seaton. Kathleen F... 294. 329 Sccrral. Nadine I... 96. 146, 295.297 Serlig, Darliene IX. 146. 466 Seely. Ronald M . 53 Seehg. Gerd F.. 459 Seem . Bartsara 1... 294. 305 Seelve. Norman I... 143. 294. 409 Seid. Gilbert V.. 456 Seida. Beverly C.. 337 Seitz. Kugene R . 107 Sellierg. Eric B.. 439 Sellen . Mary J.. 146. 356 Selle . William H . :W5 Sells. Rodney. R.. 70. 146 Semling. Stephen C.. 379 Sendlcrlwch. Robert W.. 379 Semier . Steven I... 445 Seppa. Kenneth 1-.. 407 Seppa. Richard M.. 140. 406 Service. Gail D.. 108. 294. 325 Setka. Diane C.. 309 Settergren. Cheryl K.. 325 Setergren. Mary G.. 292, 332 Seven. Jame M.. 413 Severson. Richard F.. 391 Seward. Samuel M.. 398 Shafer. Patricia A.. 309 Shanklaml. David IX. 409 Shannon. Patrick T.. 55. 112 Shaw. Darrell, 415 Shaw. Sandra A.. 85 Shaylor. Rolan H . 101. 146. 374 Shearer, Kay S,. 345 Shearer. la-slic S.. 367 Shearer. I.vnne K.. 322 Sheik. Stuart It. Jr.. 102 Sheller. John R.. 183. 256. 435 Shelley. Robert K.. 405 Shelton. Denni It., 427 Shepard. David IX. 436 Shepard. Gerald H.. 396 Shepard. Izmnie B.. 52 Shepard, l-eona K.. 357 Sheppard. John K.. 112, 377 Sherlock. Kathie 8.. 354 Sherman. Don A.. 394 Sherretz. Dale B.. 264. 370 Sherrill. Marilyn K-. 325 Sherwood. Hugh M. III. 146. 466 Shiblrv. Lyle D. III. 447 Shield . Bavil G.. 400 Shield . John R.. 146. 422 Shildmeyer. David. 301. 431 Shillitto. Dougla C.. 411 Shilk. Stuart. 466 Shinn. Bonnie IX. 361 Shinno. Jame M.. 77. 146. 466 Shiraiohi. Itiki R.. 97. 146. 418 Shirley. Su an L . 221. 323 Shirtclilf. Ralph M.. 389 Shirtdilf. Sheila A.. DO. 146. 295 Shoemaker. Jeanne P.. 321 Shoemaker. Karen A.. 341 Shoenhair. William I... 416 Shoewdcr. Chervl G.. 341 Shojo. Kugene Y.. 146. 365 Shook. John IX. 398 Short. IXrnni M., 460 Shreeve. Kenneth. 77 Shrum. Robert O.. 422 Shryock. Kathryn A.. 335 Shulmire. Jon F.. 426 Shulten . Gary. 427 Schulti . Melinda. 318 SMi«, Steven J.. 427 Shultz. Cynthia A . 362 Shultz. Michael. 389 Shuman. Dale G.. 105. 106. 367 Shunuvn. Karrin I... 313 Shurtlilf, Jame IX. 377 Shurtliff. John D.. 101. 102. 103. 146. 416 Sidden . William M.. 104. 423 Sieg. Dan J.. 223. 230. 391 Sirgrnthaler. Kav M.. SO. 117. 352 Siegmuml. lout K . 103 Siemer . Charle T.. 106. 441 Sigloh. Uruce A.. 63. 146. 466 Sigman. Richard S., 427 Signal ne . Ami tea J., 322 Signal new. Pcnnv L, 146. 466 Silke. Gerald W.. 76. : 80 Sill, David M . e; Simon. Frank C.. Jr., 419 Simon. Gary I... 439 Simonet. Jame It.. 458 Simon . Jame K.. 422 Simon von. Itavmond J.. 91. 146. 179. 423 Simon von. Su an M . I4«. 466 Simjrson. Harhara A.. 361 Simiwon. Carol I... 358 Simpson. Ronald C.. 407 Simpvon. Stephanie. 311 Simiwon. Robert S.. 52 Sim . Herliert J.. 457 Sinclair. Duane J.. 458 Sing. Shirley M K.. 316 Singer. Marlin D.. 380 Singer. Steven I... 405 Singhone. Jewie I... 345 Singhoae. Izontril H.. 52. 55. 146. 466 Singletary. Jame It.. 371 Sinyard. Jimmy IX. 109, 223 Sim . Edward N.. 394 Sisk. Michael A.. 380 Sisler. Nancy A.. 334 Siwon. Richard M.. 119.264.405 SiMOti, William H . 72. 73. 293. 423 Sjolander. Ronald A.. 103. 146. 422 Skinner. Cheryl A.. 309. 341 Skirvin. Cliarle K., 46 5 Skol. Maxine Y.. 318 Skirvin. John A.. 97. 146, 466 Skoog. Ronald A.. 72. 73 Skow, Sharon A.. 318 Slack. Keith K.. 73. 146. 466 Slanker. Ted K.. 429 Slater, Alan IX. 427 Slater. Donal.l K . 74. 14 1. 466 SlaVliHi. Karen N.. 361 Sleeter. Richard I... 437 Siegel. Robert H.. 389 Sloan. Amy It,. 345 Sloan. Ronald J.. 54. 376 Slyh. Beatrice. 342 Small. William F... 407 Sminia. EMn. 362 Smith. Alan C.. 146. 182. 424 Smith. Allan K.. 62. 53. 119, 428 Smith. Allan M.. 98. 424 Smith. Arthur M . 426. 444 Smith. Arthur M . 426. 444 Smith. Barliara C.. .329 Smith. Ben A.. 107. 409 Smith. Bruce C-. 57 Smith. Caroline J.. 321 Smith. Charles B . 425 Smith. Cheryl S.. 327 Smith. Cleon C.. 146. 466 Smith. Clyde Wylie. 411 Smith. Del me r C.. 428 Smith. Diane 1... 337 Smith. Donald K . 415 Smith. Ellen M.. 347 Smith. Ellon. 459 Smith. Frank 1... 146. 372 Smith. Gary K.. 459 Smith. Glenn C. Jr.. 237. 435 Smith. Harry 1... 466 Smith. Jame K.. 428 Smith. Janet I... 303 Smith. Joe IX. 147.366 Smith. Judith A . 324 Smith. Judith Ann. 329 Smith. Kay E . 362 Smith. Kent W.. 4-'16 Smith. I-aw reiver II.. 176 Smith. Izvwrmce I... 147, 389 Smith. Ijiwrencr I... 414 Smith, lamia I... 313 Smith, lamia I... 354 Smith. Marilyn C.. 113. 322 Smith. Mary C.. 328 Smith. Michael K.. 254. 371 Smith. Michael W.. 436 Smith. Mvron I).. 147. :� 2 Smith. Paul 8.. 98. 400 Smith. Ralph F.. 101. 106. 386 Smith. Richard J.. 147. 466 Smith. Roliert A.. 435 Smith. Roliert IX. 421 Smith. Sharon IX. 344 Smith. Sherry K„ 385 Smith. Suvan K.. 351 Smith. Su an J.. 341 Smith. Susan I... 147. 466 Smith. Terry L.. 103. 116. 333 Smith. Wesley F.. 73. 147. 466 Smouse. Kenneth I-, 428 Snead, l-arrv I... 147. 386 Sneed. Joan. 347 Snell. Madelyn A.. 85. 89. 147. 332 Snip|� cn. Gene D.. 456 Snviler. Christine IX. 337 Snyder. Dennis C.. 426 Snyiler. Judith C.. 337 478 STUDENT INDEX Snyder. Gary J.. 380 Snyder. Owen It.. 43G Snyder. Steven M.. 379 Soderhcrg. Edward 1... 147. 4«0 Sodcrman. Paul T.. 441 Soeda. Calvin S.. 92. 429 Sohler. I.ynn M . 88 Sokuga va. Jerry J.. 147. 453 Sole . Celeste A . 309 Sole . Hcrsehcl I_. 106. 147. 450 Soller. Michael W, :W4 Sommerfrldt. lar M.. 466 Sonncnlicrg. Kay I... 117. 349 Sonoila. Itolierl A . 73. ! 2. 107. 453 Sood. Pom I... 4.V1 Sorenven. Sharon I... 364 Sorensen, Theresa I... 339 Soremon. Klizabelh (J.. 340 Sonet. Itichard C.. 418 SouKnvkr. leonard K.. 73. 147. 408 South. Veeder III. 119. 415 Soufhwick. Gordon I... 147. 466 Souvenir. Stanley J.. 119. 176.369 Spalding. I’eter II.. 445 Spangler. Sarah M.. 325 Spani. George I).. 73. 147 Sparling. Galen S.. 294. 333 Spaulding, l-arry G.. 382 Speckhart, Mary V.. 176. 32! Sprckntan. Jean K , 335 S|ieight. J« e| h N., 382 Spence. Thomas J .. 73. 454 Spencer. Kileen A.. 335 Spencer. Michael It.. 381 Spencer. N’onnan S.. 254. 429 Speyer. Itoliert F. 390 Spievschaerl. I). K.. 81, 147. 301. 450 Spike. Stephen H.. 119. 427 Spink. Itonald I... 301. 456 Spinney. Thomaa C., 56. 147, 449 Spinning, liachael J.. 344 Spitze. Denni I... 147. 365 Spitze. Ia i� J.. 354 S|H ni. George, 460 S|iore. Arthur I... 457 Spore. Denni E.. 73 Spradling. Susan I... 337 Sprague, Gerry I... 147 Sprague, Janice C., 3 51 Sprague, lee. 466 Sprague, lamia Ann. 341 Springer. I.arrv J.. 406 Sprowl . lathe M . 318 Spurgeon. Carol A.. 361 Slafrk. I arrrl T.. 50. 147. 290.365 Stafek. Jerry I).. 365 Stahl. June. I).. 262 Stafford. Stan I... 108. 147. 256 Stafford. William I... 406 Stagnaro. Thoma I ., 421 Slallard, Jacqueline. 351 Stalling . William I) . 380 Standlev. Judith K.. 35 Standring. Kathleen A . 294. 327 Stanford, Donald A.. 147. 449 Stanley. Helen F . 357 Stanley. It.it.erl W . 401 Slarne . Charles K . 73. 423 Star no. William A.. 147. 466 Starr. Keith A.. 428 Slarrelt. Virginia K.. 305 Starry, (lark N . 379 Stastnv. Itonald J.. 441 Stastnv. Edwin J Jr.. 73. 378 Staten. Thnmas G.. t-'W Stauh. Itichard I’.. 147. 466 Stauffer. David E.. 422 Stauffer. Susan K.. 361 Slaver. Itoliert I... 439 Steam . Norma J.. 342 Steblnns. Melimla I. . 117. 395. 340 Stcbncr. Carol A.. 3«l Stcbbin . Itoliert J . 446 Steel, lijalmar W.. 375 Steele. Arthur F.. 375 Steele. Diane M . 351 Steele. Keith It.. ! 7. 147. 365 Steele, l-eanne D.. 147. 314 Steele. Caul J . 200. 385 Steele. Itohert I... 101. 104. 106. 147. 409. Stcenhoul. Donna J.. 331 Steen on, Itnan A.. 147. 390 Steib. Sarah E.. 310 Stein. Margaret A.. 2«r2. 358 Steimlorf. itenni I . 427 Steinfeld. Ilarhara A.. I 13. 303 Steinfeld, Dave I).. 373 Steinfeld, V. I) Jr.. Stellmaeher. William. 413 Stener on. Itoger K.. 147. 386 Stenknmp. Sally. 342. Stenlund. Gary M.. 147. 256. 259. 460 Stennick. lairry J.. 430 Stennick. Su an M., 347 Stephen. Itonald It.. 112. 147. 466 Ste| henMin. C. O.. 147. 424 SltpbMHM, Crystal I... 117. 318 Stephenson. Itoliert I... 375 Sterlo. Patricia J.. 339 Sterk. Frederick J.. 148. 264. 40! Steurmer. Terry E.. 37:1 Steven . Ann. 357 Steven . Heth C.. 85. 91. 120. 147.348 Steven . Janet M., 334 Steven . Maurice It.. 419 Steven . Itodney W., 412 Stevrn on. Patricia J.. 147 Stevenson. Itichard J.. 385 Stcvenvon. Thyra K .. 354 Stcvcr, .lame H , 75. 391 Stewart, John F... 74. 378 Stewart. David A.. 376 Stewart, Donald M.. 56 Stewart. Joyce I... 363 Stewart. Itonald E.. 81. 444 Stewart. Steven It.. 429 Stickel. Norman M.. 405 Sticknev. Kathleen I... 67. 147. 302 Sticknev. Itoger |l.. 382 Stiger. Clinton N.. 105. 106. 390 Stimvon. Morri J.. 147. 466 Stine , l-eah N.. 357 Stin on. Lester P.. 445 Stock till. Joyce Kay. 315 Stockton. Ito� c I.. 81 Stoke . Dorothy M.. 90. 307 Stolen. Ilarhara G.. 308 Stolen. Karen I).. 294. 326 Stollar, Edith M.. 334 Stone. Jeanne K.. 314 Stone. Itichard II.. 91. 121. 147. 153. 175. 178. 219. 440 175. 178. 219. 440 Slone, Su an K,. 333 Stonocypher. George E„ 380 Stoner. Claudia Jo. 357 Stoncm-.n. Nonlclle. 103. 307 Story. Dale F.. 235 Stowe. Suzanne C.. 220 Strachan. Itichard I).. 434 Strader. Steven It.. 251 Slrahl. Dougla F.. 413 Slrahm. Gary 1.. 398 Strahm. Itodney J.. 147. 398 Stranohan. Ch.qen.vn A.. 116. 119. 423 Strand. Iteese A.. 442 Stratton. Janior V.. 313 Straub. IVnni It.. 101 Strauv . I-ilita G., 117. 352 Sirel.. Korre l It.. 413 Slreimer. Michael It . IW8 Strickler. Itoliert O.. 389 Stringer. Anne M.. 319 Strom. John E. Jr.. 421 Strom� ne � . Mamy C.. 325 Slronach. Charle G.. 70. 101, 147. 262. 374 Strong. David E.. 105 Stroschine. Judy J . 351 Strother. Michael M.. 147. 436 Stroup. I a via I W.. 66. 376 Strunk. Pal. 147. 466 Strupt . Patricia I.. 147. 466 Slrulher . Allan A.. 102, 431 Struve. John G.. W. 147. 444 Stryker. Edwin A.. 393 Stuart. Carol A.. 352 SliiUJeftelal. F. M . 457 StuUJefiehl. M. O.. 73. 148. 298. 429 StuMJefield. It W . 148. 385 SlulJw. Itodney It.. 107 Stuhcr. Itolverta A.. 318 Sluhkiaer. William I... 456 Slueck. Phillip G.. KM. 119. 42-5 Sturge . Jonathan .. 105 Sturgiv Sue A . 3U3 Stunner. Anne M.. 305 Suckling. Dougla I... 222. 375 Sue. Deraid W . 417 Suell. Darryl. 37R Sohrhier. Arnold E.. 376 Suhratedt. John It.. 148. 466 Sullivan. Michael E.. 421 Summer . John C.. 374 Sumner. John D.. 72. 145. 148 Sump. Gary I).. 466 Sump. Melv in W.. 75. 148. 466 Sunamoto. Jame A.. 76. 381 Sunlhomrangsn. M. K,. 433 Suter. George H.. 52. 53. 103. 164. 298. 300. 378 Suter. Helen A.. 148. 310 Sutherland, David P.. JOS Sutherland. Judith M.. 303 Sutler. Julia A.. 317 Sutton. Daniel F. Jr.. 385 So ydam. Melinda Mac. 59. 347 Suzuki. Mice M.. 313 Svendicn. Charle W., 428 Swan. Itonald D.. 456 Swango. Wayne It . 439 Swanaon, Carol E.. 2! 4, 307 Swanson. Georgia ! .. 103. 348 Swanvon. Guy It.. 442 Swanson. I.awrencc P,, 376 Swanson. Ituuvcll W.. 264 Swanson, Wayne, 417 Sweeney. John M.. 102. IC9. 407 Swenson. Candace I... 324 Sweet. Patricia D.. 148. 322 Swenning on, Aaron P.. 105, 420 Swenson. Su«an A.. 148. 466 Swingle. Itoliert I... 184. 447 Swink. Susan It.. KJ Switzer. Sharon M.. 317 Sykes. David It,. 447 Svkc . laiurclco It.. 302 Svkes. Itaymond W. Jr.. 148. 2!«. 300. 379 T Tadaktmui. Joyce I.. 320 Tugurhi. Warren K.. 4.51 Tinnier. Carole II.. .164 Takemoto. Wayne T., 92 Takimoto. Jack T.. 92 Tallert. l-arry W . 90. 367 Tallman. Itohert W.. 58. 432 Talvola. Michael A.. 71. 170. 416 Tam. Mar)orie A.. 148. 466 Tamaklne. Hilda K.. 466 Tamashiro, l-iur.i M.. 92. 148 Tarn Sing. Theoilore T„ 92 Tanaka. Jeanette M.. 92. 466 Tanimoto, Alan Y.. 408 Tanioka. Dmni M.. ! 2. 448 Tanner. John C.. 407 Tanner. Kenneth H.. 148. 277. 401 Tansey. Sheila M.. 358 Taras. Itichard V.. 148. 297. .192 Turasawa. Fre«l II . 148 Tale. Verlev Jr.. 458 Tataru. John. 77 Tatevama. Joseph T.. 70. 71. 88. 92. 148. 430 Taylor. Anne. 167. 310 Taylor. Fred M . 104. 415 Taylor. Dougla I. . 148. 440 Tnvlor. Gail A.. 466 Taylor. Jack William. 2GH. 389 Tnvlor. Ie lie J.. 320 Tavlor. Paul A.. 72. 426 Taylor. Itehecca A.. 320 Taylor. Itoliert A.. 105. 112. .167 Tavlor. Thoma M.. 148. 372 Taylor. Wayne E.. 90. 376 Taylor, .ada I... .118 Teague. Janet I) . 341 Tehlien . Carl A., 427 Techan. It. K.. 105 Teeter. Marilvn J.. 35| Teher. Peter. .180 Teitzel. Ilerl 8.. 148. 371 Tenevek. Itoliert A.. 59 Tennant. David A.. 406 Tennent. Ilarlura J.. .161 Tcrjcnon. Steven Dodd. 4.17 Terrill. Sharon A.. 148. 356 Terry Mary T.. 148. .106 Terry. Michael I).. 76. 421 Terry. Svlvrxler W.. 71. 74. 148. 467 Tcxel. Karol G.. 343 Teyler. Timothy J.. 436 Tharp. Suzanne. 322 17i.de. Jo A.. 148. 350 lhironad.ira ah. 456 Thode. Walter F. Jr.. 400 Timm. Ilarhara G.. 32! 'Diom. Craig I... 70. 71. 76 llmmas. Alice Y.. 148. .'148 Thoma . Hcnjamin A.. 372 llmmas. Dennis II., 148. 431 'llmmas. George E.. 456 Thomas. James C.. 447 Ihotnas. Jill Marie. 351 Thomas. John C.. 375 Thoma . John O.. 262 Thoma . Karen A.. 318 Thoma . Marilyn J.. 303 Thomas. Nancy E.. 347 Thoma . Peggy S.. 339 llmmas. Sandra E.. 292. 328 Thoma . Susan A . 354 Thoma . William I... 55 'llmmas William W.. 70. 148. 424 Ihumjison. zMice A.. 89. 200. 295. 350 Thompson. Ilruce S.. 390 Thompson. Cliff, 148, 4 5 1 Thompson. David M.. 455 Thompson. Douglas M.. 5(88 Thompson, Gary V.. 378 Thom| son. Kenneth K . 4.55 Thompson. Janet I... 337 Thompson. I.inda O.. 354 Thompson, Iz-slie E. Jr.. 148. 436 Tlmmpson. MacAlan. 112. 148. 467 11mm| son. Patricia A.. 357 Thompson. Itaymond Jr.. 380 Th im|«son. Itoliert A Jr.. 375 'llKim|� son. Itoliert G.. 424 ’llmmpson. Itoilney E.. ! ). 4.51 Thom|«son. Scott C.. 91. 17! . 389 Thomsen. Kristi C.. 318 Thomson. Julie A.. 355 Thorn. Patricia J.. 355 Thorne. Judith K.. 320 Tliomlon, Holier! J.. 459 Thorp, laturrnce E.. .100. 378 Thorstad. Arthur A.. 104 Thrush, Holier! C.. 148 Thurlier, Thomas L, 375 Tiblm. Itonald G.. 96. 148. 467 Tice. Itoliert A.. 377 TMUall. Dougla I).. 105. 148. 424 Tidwell, Esther P.. :t6l Tilton. Donna It.. 306 Tunmemvnn. Alice J.. 361 Timmerman. France E.. 148 Ting. I ah' Sen. 449 Ting. Pamela Miu Jem. 92. 352 Tinker. Gene. 391 Tipjwr. Itonabl C.. 106. 385 Tipton. Oiarime It.. 362 Tittle. Kay I... 148 Tilu . Stephen J.. 107. 455 Todd. Ilarlura J.. 117. 122. 331 Todd. Sails 1. . 342 Todrl. Sandra M,. 349 Toedlrmeier. Teddic I... 117. 312 Tokola. Arthur S.. 398 Tolon. Gil D.. 375 Tolomei. Jack P.. 49. 459 Tomita. Anne E.. 34.1 Tomita. Melvin K.. 92 Tomlin. Carla A.. 148. 3,i6 Tomlin. Diana It.. DO. 349 Tongpan. Sofim. 52 Torgerson. Itavmond I... 237 Torrance. Elisha . 434 Torrcy. Jo Anne. 306 Torrev. Jon M . 467 Torrev. Shervl Y.. 85. 172. 303 To . Thoma K . 96. !C. 148 Tosunlhorn. Suphan. 52 Toth. Hru e It . .178 Toth. Frank A , 28. 380 Tower. Diane E.. 120. 148. 164. 172. 175. 356 Tower. Edgar D. Jr.. 251 Tower. Judy C.. 316 Townseml. Klizabelh E.. 315 Townwiul. Thoma W.. 56 Traglio. Kay M . 315 Transue. IJoyil E.. 384 Trantow. Terry N.. .170 Trask. Donna I).. 103. 352 Trask. Itialger C.. 388 Trautwein .Siegfried. 106 Travnor. Ilnan J.. 105. 422 1'refry. William H. Jr.. 435 Treman. Paul A . 371 Trent. Irem- M„ 467 Tresalder. Kent C.. 400 Trqwano. Frank W.. 148. 374 Trin . Itandall W.. 384 Troliman. John II.. :t� 4 Tromtnlilz. I.inda. 320 Trorey. Sharon A.. 339 Trosl. James K„ 458 Trenail. Jean A.. 361 Trout. ltol -rt It.. 412 Trout. Trudy N . 358 Truax. Jialilh S . 358 Truax, Sharon I... 63. 148. 183. 332 Truax. WuiMI II.. 386 Tryon. John C.. 62. 417 Tschan. liobert K.. 280. 4tw Tuboch. Susan I .. 315 Tucker. Carol A.. 361 Tucker. Carole J.. .‘449 Tucker. Kirk A . 411 Tucker. Itichard I... 5 7. 457 Tucker. Suzanne. .145 Tuerrk. Oscar I... 412 Tuma. Philip G.. 455 'Tunz.it. Jac |ueline G.. 148. 306 Tuor. Sharon K.. 355 Turk. Kenneth W.. 14! . :t‘« Turkel. Howard F.. 442 Turnbull. Wayne M . 373 Turner. Carolyn It.. 309 Turner. Charle I... 427 Turner. Florence C., 312 Turner. Harley A.. 119. 422 Turner. Jantea II., 331 Turner. Joe D . 101. 107. 374 Turner. John F.. 4.53 Turner. Thomaa A.. 452 Turner. Toni I).. 352 Turner, William I).. 73. 149. 366 Turpin. 'I'homa C.. 370 Tulhill. Elizabeth A.. 350 Hayed, Tamara IX. 103. 115. 338 Twmgc. Dale H.. 112 Tyler. Clifford K.. 429 Tyler. 'Itanna I... 200. 425 Tyrell. Mike TUI ward. 377 Tyson. Ize A.. 431 u Udell. Fay I... 321 Uemura. Itnv T.. 119 Uffonl. Glen It.. 55. 149. 392 Ullom. Gary M . 388 Underhill. Peggy J.. 149. 326 UnderwiMMl. Jan It . 215 Umlerwixul. Steven F . 4D1. Uno, Merle N.. 92 Upiotad. Mary M.. .113 Upshaw. Kenneth II.. 367 U'lten. Kathryn A.. 103. 327 Urfer. Dennis H.. 110. 149. 416 Umiura. Itov. 449 Ury. Eleanor A.. 344 Usher. Jarne M. Jr.. 449 Uvidame. Goilwin O.. 391 V Valenzano. Terry C.. 4' ) Valley. Patrick W.. 391 Van Blarieom. D i.. !« . 2«� . 442 Van Calcar. Nellie J . 54. 314 Van Calcar. Itichard J . 433 Vandecoevering. T. H.. SO Varxlerguw. Dale W . 401 Vamlerhoof. Susan A.. .116 Vandevemler. Neal It.. 119 Vandewsler. Jialy G.. 101. .Ill Varvlewark. Carol I. . 103. 325 Vamlriosche. K J.. 149. 418 Vandyke. Man It . 421 Vandyke. Judith I... 361 Vanhoene. Kathleen A . 355 Vanhorn. Gloria G,. 342 Van lo-uven. Allw-rt I... 467 Van lad� n Sel . C. I . 52.53. .168 VanorwUll. Du J.. 358 Van| rll. Itotvert M.. 373 Van Schotack. E A . 315 Van Udm. Itoliert T. Jr.. : 87 Van Valzah. Nancy A . 350 Van Wagtmitonk. Jan W.. 81, 112. 149. 29! Van ainten. Ilareml I. . 105, 376 Vanzyl. Atvlrew It.. 467 Vanzvl. Phvllis J.. 149. 164. 296. 467 Vatcr. Mcrvin M.. 119. 439 Vaughn. Carla M . 295. 297. 362 Vauglun. Catherine A.. 361 Vaughan. Gary W . 201 Vaughan. Jana. -T2 . Vaughan. Itodney K . 149. 421 Vaughn. Nancv M . 352 Veit. Itoliert I. . 413 Vegeer. Toni. 14! Vejbptk. J m t v A . 108,808 Velasco. Ailolfo. 55. 67. 149. 430 Vrmlrlti. Allan J.. 390 Vmnery. Peter J.. :Kft Vmluri. Carmrlmda M.. 3Yl Vergecr. Tonic I.. 310 Vermeere. William It.. 455 Vernon. I.imla l . 303 Versteeg. -lame D., 452 Versteeg. Sharon I. . 2! ’ . .'ISO Vesrelus. Frist F. , .' 81 Vesscy. It.ind.ill C.. 425 Vincent. Dennis It.. 431 Virtiska. Steve. 413 Vitek. Michael It.. 375 Vitu . David M . 419 Vivian. Kav I. . 70, 14! Vogels.ing. It J .lr,. 421 Vogt. Dorothy A.. .136 Vogt. Norman K . 433 Voil. David E . 70 Voll. Suann I. . 346 479 STUDENT INDEX Vonntlmpn, Mary K.. 355 Vondcrhcllcn, AniU C.. 149. 322 Vonpinnon, Phillip J.. .'181 Vorberg. Robert T.. 428 Vorderstraxse. V. A.. 52. 149. 432 Voxherg, Dick K.. 93. 107. 465 W Wochtcr. Jeanette M., 149. 313 Wacker, larry J.. 376 Wade. Brenda J.. 331 Wade. Mary M . 306 Wade. Sam M.. 82. 369 Wadniruk. Diane K,. 361 Wadsworth. Paul A.. 1 7. 149. 465 Waggoner. Doris It., 345 Waggoner. Monty R.. 400 Waggoner. Paul IL. 298. 301. 451 Wagner. James I).. 149. 457 Wagner. John J.. 415 Wagner. Judith M.. 122. 329 Wagner. Steven It.. 448 Wahoskc. May C.. 339 Wakefield. Betty J.. 292. 322 Wakefield. Kathryn A.. 314 Wakcham. Ernest W.. 103. 149. 366 Wuki. Melvin ... 4SO Wald. Karen A.. 336 Wakkuri. Uila M.. 149. 350 Wales. Robert W.. !tt Walgren. Jane I... 328 Walker. Colin I... 413. 426 Walker. Darrvl W.. 72. 73. 149. 386 Walker. Judith E.. 96 Walker. I-acy D,. 329 Walker. Mary I... 359 Walker. Michael L., 401 Walker. Mureen R.. 315 Walker. Robert A.. 387 Walker. Steven M.. 88. 387 Wall. David J.. 429 Wallace. Charles N.. 458 Wallace. Barbara B.. 91. 149. 181. 306 Wallace. Carolyn K.. 355 Wallace. James P.. 433 Wallace. Nancy I... 309 Wallace. Robert W.. 73. 149. 467 Wallace. Ronald W.. 379 Wallace. Sue K.. 311 Wallace. Vernon It.. 387 Wallace. William It.. 422 Walling. Dennis It . 382 Walling. John It.. 442 Wall . Judith M.. 85.89.149.326 Wain. Ix u Anne. 327 Walsh. Joanne I... 318 Walsh. Karen J. A.. 361 Walter. Barbara E.. 149. 308 Walter. Carol L . 355 Walter. David C.. 456 Walter. Gwendolyn S.. 67 Walters. Charles K.. 149. 467 Walton. Marc M.. 435 Waltrip. Marlin It.. 149. 366 Walla. Allred J.. 106. 422 Walt . James W.. 119. 370 Walz. Peter J.. 179.389 Ward. Ix-ona M.. 332 Ward. Richard H.. 421 Ward. RoWrl D.. 414 Warden. Merritt I).. 390 Warden. Rosalie J.. 305 Warner. 'eeile J.. 325 Warner. Christ! I... 310 Warner. Maryellcn. 292. 321 Warner. IIom Norman. 149. 420 Warrington. Carol A.. 167. 338 Warrington. P. A.. 349 Washburn. Ruth A.. 329 Washington. Hooker M.. 222. 22! Washington. Thomas. 101. 103. 149. 450 Wasliko. Patricia J.. 311 Wassman. Robert J. Jr.. 91. 149. 178. 385 Wasson. Rillv K„ 423 Wasson. Blair C.. 429 Watanalie. Stanley K.. 92. 451 Waterman. Michael S.. 427 Waterman. Priscilla A.. 355 Waters. Michael C.. 149. 452 Watkins. Michael M.. Ill Watkinson. Grant W.. 88. 170, 440 Watkinson. John C.. 107. 168. -141 Watson. Donna la-e. 335 Watson. Jay F.. 429 Watson. Mary C.. 318 Watson. Sharon E.. 315 Watts. Helen A.. 360 Waveriy. Mike S.. 252. 275. 411 Wavers. I-oui H„ 449 Way. Robert F.. 149 Weaver. Charlene S.. 103. 328 Weaver. Jancll M.. 103. 325 Weaver. Miles F.. 4.30 Weaver. Robert C.. 275 Webb. Dixie F... 327 Webb. Elizabeth A.. 350 Webb. Ronald N.. 149. 425 Weliber. Jeffrey A.. 74 Webber. Kenneth I... 441 Weber. Catherine F.. 149. 356 Weber. Frederick A. Jr.. 422 Weber. Gayle F., 294. 364 Welier. Harold W.. 411 Weber. I.inda K . 347 Welier. Rich. 149 Webster. Ronnie J.. 362 Webster. John S.. 367 Webster. Nancy E . 149. 467 Weesl. Roger I.. 384 Weed. William E.. 411 Webrmann. Reimund. 467 Weibel. Rayma M.. 336 Weightman. Craig A.. 387 Weigel. Terry W.. 56 Weiks. Murray N.. 59 Weir. Robert W. Jr.. 393 Weisc. !ene C., 379 Weisgerlier. Donald K.. 105 Weisserl. Eloise I... 309 Web ber. Richard C.. 149. 2!M. 436 Wellman. Jmnes IL. 74. 149. 412 Wellman. Mary B.. 149. 350 Well . Clarence B. Jr.. 49. 467 Wells. Dale M.. 73. 367 Wells. Hazel J.. 343 Wells. Janice M.. 355 Wells. John W.. 381 Wells, lairry I).. 415 Wells. Michael J . 406 Well . Neil I... 265. 389 Well . Shanxi I... 150. 467 Wells. Sharon R . 357 Welp. Nicholas J.. 447 Welsh. Audrey J.. 318 Welly. Wayne V.. 91. 417 Wei lain. Wallace C.. 407 Wendell. William G.. 371 Wendlick. Josefih I).. 256 Wendling, Robert F. Jr.. 150 Wetull. Alroy G.. 467 Wentworth. Douglas I... 450 Wopstcr, Jan P.. 150. 368 Wepstcr, Sally R-. 295. 362 Werlen, Marie I... 85. 150. 316 Werner. Victor A.. 454 Werre, Donald F.. 429 Wertz. Donald ! .. 429 Wesche. Bruce E.. 106. 441 Wendy. John III. 221. 435 Wesson. Leonora J.. 310 West. Cheryl G.. 309 West. Diane C.. 341 West. Donald C.. 160 West. Duane C., 56 West. Irene E.. 355 West. Jay C.. 456 West. linda N.. 103. 350 West, Patricia J-. 312 West. Raymond A.. 430 West. Robert H.. 401 West. Mary C.. 347 West. Katharine A.. 350 West. Thomas It.. 385 Westbrook. Carole D.. -'Ml Westbrook. John P., 393 Wcxtorbcrg. Dale. 408 Westfall. Margaret A.. 334 Westling, Carol A., 357 Westling. IJoyd ).. 453 Weston. William S.. 466 Westphal. Joyce I... 313 Westphal. Patricia I... 313 West rum. John It.. 415 Wlialbxi. Ixxii.x F. III. 467 Wheaton. Marjorie C.. 52. 66. 362 Wheeler. Alan S.. 375 Wheeler. Gerald R.. 160. 370 Wheeler. Harold T.. 367 Wheeler. Herbert A.. 409 Wheeler. Patricia I.. 349 Whelan. Charles H. Jr.. 101 Whelan. Riehar.l J.. 268 Wherry. Anne E.. 352 Whitaker. Janet II.. 352 Whitaker. John P.. 96. 97. 150. 467 Whitcomb. Jane M.. 110. 150. 292. 361 While. Calvin S.. 88. 432 White. Carolyn J.. 307 While. David R.. 297. 433 White. David W.. 371 White. Donna I... 63. 160. 294, 324 White. Harry Edward. 150. 376 White. Jerry W.p 381 While. LarrvG.. 390 White. Michael C.. 105 White. Michael K.. 419 White. Sibyl I... 93. 345 White. Robert. 73 White. Harold. 73 White. Thelma I... 347 White. Thomas IL. 428 White. Theodore E.. 173.180.441 Whitenkcr. Gary IV. 429 Whitecotton, Wendy J.. 361 Whitcficld. E M.. ISO Whitehead. Marjorie A.. -'155 Whitfield. Fredrick H . 429 Whilford. Edward R.. 105 luting. Joyce K.. 309 Whitmore. Diane I... 350 Whitney. Dan I).. 200. 423 Whitney. Janet I... 320 Whitsell. Brenda I... 467 Whitaell. Roland D.. 62. ISO, 467 Whitten. Kav 1... 309 Whittenburg. C. C.. 325 Whittenlxirg. Jimmie I).. 97. 160, 294. 410 Whiltkopf. Janie. 303 Whittier. Eleanor IL. 150. 172. 25 2. 324 Wholev. Linda. 352 Whittle. I-o Roy. 223. 229 Wick. Jean M.. 357 Wick. Harold M.. 150. 382 Wicks. Sharon. 150. 305. 467 Wickstrom. Carol I.. 150. 306 Wicfclund. Linda J.. 320 Wutmark. Emma G.. 150, 316. 356 Widmer. I-orctta F.. 320 Wiebke. loirry C.. 456 Wiese. Linda A.. 336 Wiosner. E. Suvanne. 221. 339 Wiest. Richard A.. 411 Wiita. Marlin D.. 105. 421 Wilcox. Gail A.. 316 Wilcox. Karen L.. 35 7 Wilcox. Timothy B.. 400 Wilder. David H.. 372 Wilder, I-croy W.. 448 Wilder. Nancv K.. 329 Wildish. Gary A.. 150. 412 Wiley. David 1).. 81. 150. 394 Wiley. Gary I... 415 Wiley, Norma R.. 314 Wilhelm. Robert T. Jr.. 412 Wilhelm. R. T.. KM Wilkens. John P.. 44. 160 Wilkerson. Timothy E . 3 0 Wilkinson, Charles ! .. 422 Wilkinson. John H.. 70. 71. 121. 293. 440 Wilkinson. Wayne I... 150 Will. Bonnie J.. 307 Will. Elaine I-. 67. 150. 467 Will. Jam.-. W . 396 Willett. Gayle S.. 52. S3. 369 Wille. Frank O. III. KM. 150. 418 Willett. Gary R„ 55. 369 Willetts. Paul C.. 160. 250. « ) Willey. Cheryl A . 350 WiHfonl. J ancle B . 316 Williams. Bruce L. Jr.. 223. 22! . 372 Williams. Crystal L. 331 Williams. Donald K.. 429 Williams. DwaltC K . 448 Williams. Frank .. 81. 301. 458 Williams, J ami's C.. 377 Williiuns, James M . 411 Williams. James P.. .393 Williams. Juanita I... 321 Williams. Judith A.. 317 Williams. Katherine A.. 343 Williams. Kent ! .. ISO. 426 Williams. IxxsC.. 313 Williams. Margaret A.. 311 Williams. Nclda S.. 305 Williams. |{andol|ih S.. .'HO Williams. Roberta I),. 345 Williams. Sara J.. 97. 318 Williams. Vests I... 292. 336. 467 Williams. Vicki J.. 350 Williamson. Jim M . 102. 453 Willis. Barry C.. 150. 297. 371 Willis. James F.. 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