Oregon State University - Beaver Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 504 of the 1965 volume:

1965 BEAVER Published by the Associated Students of OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY CORVALLIS, OREGON-VOLUME 59 I live in two worlds Now integrated . . . now separate Within me lies the power to conceive the will to accomplish But there exists a world outside myself, I walk slowly and look around me .. . And begin to comprehend the vastness of the Universe 4 • y c Each individual.. . a separate entity ... a separate world .. . And yet, no man can exist alone With each friend I grow, I become something of him and leave him something of myself And yet, I know that ultimately each man must choose the values he will live by. 5 And what is knowledge Words on a page to be memorized and measured at intervals with a letter Or is knowledge more intangible the courage to question the determination to understand 9 Who am I This question no man can answer for me From the myriad of ideas confronting me I must examine . . . question . . . and finally choose. Only then will I emerge. TABLE OF CONTENTS Opening 2 Campus Events 16 Sports 38 Academics 112 Activities 204 Students 260 . ; MIKE DENNIS editor TOM MOON business manager SANDY LEWIS managing editor IRWIN HARRIS advisor EDITORIAL STAFF Chloe Bergreen colleges Sharron Bond asosu Leslie Busch opening, chrono Mary Carlin clubs Bruce Clifton photography Sharon DeYoung. Carol Jacobsen groups Carl Donovan military Judy Harle administration Betty Hutchinson, Carol Anne Calley honoraries Nikki Isted seniors Tom McDowell index Mary Poucher copy Norby Rea publications Janet Schultz fine arts John Shelter sports Pat Turner royalty BUSINESS STAFF Walt Samuelson assistant business manager Karen Meservey secretary living 15 — A quick smile The click of feet on pavement A brief hello The walkways fill with hurried students Some here for the first time Others returning to familiar scenes The University awakens . . . FALL 17 STUDENT L FE is more than books and classrooms. Entertainment, activities, and leisure are a valuable part of a student’s experience. Fall term focused on entertainment as professionals and students alike deluged the campus with a variety of events. Laughter rang out as OSU enjoyed the humor of the Smothers Brothers. The popular Wayfarers made a campus appearance with such numbers as Shenandoah,” and Malaguena Salerosa.” 18 The MU was utilized as never before and became the hub for a variety of events. The Ballroom was crowded as talented students performed in weekly Friday Varieties. USO joined in the nationwide music trend sponsoring and participating in Sunday evening Hootenannies. Teas, dances, meetings and the traditional cup of coffee in the Commons or “0 Club round out the many dimensions of the MU. 19 HOMECOMING a time of tradition ... a queen is crowned . . . housesigns erected . . . Months of planning culminate in a weekend whirl of activity. The annual bonfire, noise parade, and game make up the framework of the festivities as alums return to assess changes and meet old friends. The weekend was capped by the performance of Henry Mancini. Applause thundered through the Coliseum, a testimony to Mancini’s dry, quick wit and brilliant orchestra. 20 21 THE UNIVERSITY PACE quickens with the approach of the holiday season. Colored lights twinkle and glow from dorm windows. The MU takes on a festive air as decorations appear and the class tree contest gets underway. The quad is aglow as students carrying candles congregate for the traditional all-campus sing. Elves, santas, even Frosty the Snowman populate the MU for a day when students treat community children to a Christmas party with all the trimmings. As always the event proved successful, fun for the children, rewarding for the students. 22 A feeling of tension sets in as final week approaches. For a time Christmas seems far away as students concentrate on studies. But in the quad a tall, stately cedar personifies the spirit of Christmas as its lights shine through the night with a warm, steady glow. 23 The Rose Bowl was more than a game. It was students hurrying through final week . . . driving through snow, mud, and floods. It was packing a swim suit with visions of warm, sunny beaches and finding 45° weather. It was expectancy, waiting for the first glimpse of the Rose Parade. It was tension, and yelling yourself hoarse. It was the disappointment of losing. It was sightseeing in Tijuana. It was the knowledge although we lost the game, everyone who went gained an unforgettable experience. 25 WINTER TERM, although often considered hum-drum and routine, offers a number of all-campus events. The Mortar Board Ball, sponsored by this women’s honorary, is unique in that women find their dates and foot the bill. Beaver Open House, a project of Opportunity OSU, offers OSU hospitality to high school seniors for a day. A sort of mass public relations program, this event gives prospective students an opportunity to look over the University while the University does the same. 26 27 Among the entertainers on campus winter term was the Ford Caravan of Music, with the Christy Minstrels and the Serendipity Singers. Although enjoyable, their off-beat humor spoiled them for some ... made them for others. Peter, Paul, and Mary appearing for the Junior Prom were sensational as always and added to an already outstanding Prom. 28 29 ' A term of weekend beach trips, the lowered curve, i no Senior finals... Although the Oregon spring is often a monsoon season, spring fever runs high oblivious to the thermometer, singular, unique . . . SPRING TERM s a state of mind. 31 MOMS' WEEKEND is a traditional spring term event. Mothers are invited to spend a weekend with their son or daughter, meet his friends, and view college life. A wide variety of unusual and entertaining activities greet the Moms. Teas, style shows, and modern dance exhibitions are all a part of the weekend. The turtle race sponsored by the Betas is perhaps the most unusual event. The weekend is capped by the IFC Sing. A competitive event between selected living groups; the Sing represents weeks of dedicated practice by the participants. Moms' Weekend offers students and Moms an opportunity to enjoy each other and the University. 32 33 GRADUATION is often thought of nostalgically as an end. A handshake and a piece of paper... the termination of four years of achievement, the symbol of adulthood and responsibility . . . In a sense this is so, but in a different sense one takes the college experiences with him throughout his life. Graduation is not an end or a beginning, but one phase in a life time process of transition. 35 SPORTS r f 37 Southern California tied Oregon State for the AAWU Championship. USC beat Number 1 Notre Dame and OSU was selected to meet Michigan in the Rose Bowl. Resentment met the Beavers in Los Angeles and the Rose Bowl began. In the first quarter, Paul Brothers led a drive that resulted in a TD pass to Doug McDougal and a surprising 7-0 OSU lead. 38 K t I '• Sporting Mad Dog decaled helmets, the defense absorbed the Michigan attack for V 2 quarters. Following two 3rd down OSU punts, the defense made two tackling errors and Michigan escaped with two long TD’s and a half time lead. The second half saw a complete Oregon State letdown. Michigan moved on the defense at will and stopped the offense cold. The final score could have been much worse. Rumors arose that Prothro was a prime candidate for the vacated UCLA job. Two weeks after the Rose Bowl, there were no more rumors—Prothro was named UCLA coach. Booker Washington scrambles to 1 yd. line on key trap play and is congratulated after scoring tieing TD (above). Oregon win sends Beavers to Rose Bowl For weeks Parker Stadium had been sold out. A new attendance record of over 30,000 was destined to jam into the bowl. It was Civil War time. This annual battle between OSU and Oregon was perhaps the most crucial game in the history of the series. On the outcome rode a possible Rose Bowl bid. Oregon State, tied for the conference lead, and Oregon, in second place by the slim margin of a tie game, both had to win to have a chance at the AAWU Championship. The Beavers took early control. In the first quarter, OSU had a first and goal on the Oregon 3. On the next play however, a bobbled handoff from Brothers to Washington gave Oregon control. Late in the second quarter, Oregon’s great quarterback Bob Berry hit his receiver on the Beaver 4. The Ducks moved in for the score. Al East blocked the extra point and the Ducks took their 6-0 lead into the dressing room at half-time. t i 40 f The second half saw an even tighter defensive battle. Linebackers O’Billovich and Ruhl stormed all over Berry throwing him for huge losses. Late in the fourth quarter the Beavers started their last drive. Two crucial fourth down rushes by Brothers got the Beavers close. It was then that head-man Prothro called the play of the game and the season. Team captain Booker Washington took the ball on a draw play and rambled 17 yards to the 1. Two more thrusts and Washington was over for the score. This game-tieing 6 points by the Beaver Captain was his first touchdown in college play. He picked an excellent time to do it. Mr. Automatic, Steve Clark, added his most important point of the season with a thread thin 54 seconds remaining. Before those seconds ran out the Beavers had some anxious moments. At the gun Berry had Oregon camped on the OSU 27-yard line. Those 27 yards meant a civil war victory and a Rose Bowl bid. Steve Clark (left) kicks winning extra point that sent the Beavers to the Rose Bowl. Victorious coach Prothro receives traditional ride on players' shoulders (above). 41 I Defense best on coast A good deal of the credit for Oregon State’s successful season has to go to the defense. During the early part of the season, the offense had trouble generating more than 10 points. Consequently the defense was forced into a situation where they had to hold OSU opponents to a touchdown or less. Not until the 6th game against Syracuse was a Beaver opponent able to score more than 7 points. The defensive unit developed a pride in themselves that was contagious. The coaches caught it, the Oregon State students caught it and the newspapers caught it. Partially because of their slashing, stunting, gang tackling style of play and mostly because of Linebacker Jack O'Billovich they became known as the Mad Dog defense. Against Oregon, they received standing ovations from the crowd at every exchange of the ball. At the season’s end. only 3 teams had scored more than one TD against them and they were the top defensive team on the coast. The reason for OSU defensive success shows beautifully in the sequence pictures at the left. The anxiousness for combat, initial charge, pursuit, and a haughtiness and pride in execution all combined to form the West's best defense. “Mad Dog” O'Billovich, Ruhl, Espalin spark defense Jack O'Billovich and team captain Dick Ruhl formed one of the best set of linebackers in the nation. O'Billovich was the most publicized, gaining 1st team All-Coast and NEA All-American mention. Early in the season, the sportswriters monocured him “Mad Dog’’ after his ferocious, full-steam-ahead defense. The tag spilled over onto the defense he played with. His best game was against Oregon. He showed true All-American form as he swarmed over Oregon's Berry all afternoon. Ruhl was destined to play in the publicity shadow of O'Billovich. However, his on the field shadow was every bit as large. Against Washington he clinched the game on a 4th quarter interception. Dan Espalin has been Oregon State’s safety man for 3 years. He set a single season interception mark as a sophomore and finished his 3 years with an OSU carrier record. He was also the deep man on punts. He won the game against Idaho with a 42 yard punt return for a TD. At the season’s end he was voted the most valuable player on the team despite having missed several games because of an injury. Dick Ruhl (far above) intercepts the key pass against Washington. Jack Mad Dog O'Billovich shows that even the best can let one get away as Oregon's Bob Berry slips from his grasp. Berry lost 3 yards on the play. 43 Kicking: a good offense To play position football, you back your opponent against his own goal line, play tough defense, wait for a mistake and capitalize on it for the score. Oregon State's kicking game was one of the best in the nation. With it OSU played position football. Len Frketich, Dan Espalin, and Steve Clark kept the pressure on their opponents by forcing them to start offensive thrusts deep in their own territory. When the mistake did come, one of these three often had a hand in capitalizing on it. Frketich led the team in punting with a 40.9 average. His long and high spirals gave his teammates time for punt coverage. OSU's opponents averaged only 9.3 yards on punt returns. A man with a 28-yard punting average would appear to be a poor kicker. Dan Espalin was an exception. He specialized in the squib kick. Whenever OSU bogged down between their opponents' 35 and 50-yard lines, Espalin would drop back and sail the ball to the ten or deeper. Against Washington, he placed the ball within the 5-yard line 3 times. Steve Clark led the team in scoring and played less than a minute in doing so. Steve handled the kickoffs, field goals, and extra points. His toe meant the difference in four games. His field goals against Washington and Idaho produced 2 and 3 point victory spreads. His greatest moment came with 54 seconds to play against Oregon. His all-important extra point put the Beavers in the Rose Bowl. Scoring: TD K FG TP Clark 17 16 16 8 40 Brothers 5 30 Watkins 2 12 44 I Len Frketich (far left) punts against the Ducks. Steve Clark (left) splits the uprights to begin the Syracuse rout. When Steve kicked off, the defense could be sure they would have 80 yards to protect. 45 Sophomore Brothers dominates offense Sophomore quarterback Paul Brothers dominated the offensive show, as he became the second greatest offensive machine in OSU history. He passed for 1037 yards and 7 touchdowns. He also led the rushers with 451 yards and 5 more touchdowns. Behind the protection of All-Coast tackle Rich Koeper, Brothers opened up the offensive attack with passes to Olvin Moreland, Bob Grim and len Frketich. Moreland hauled in 35 passes for 428 yards. Cliff Watkins rushed for 340 yards while team captain Booker Washington added 302. Charlie Shaw completed the Beaver ground arsenal, banging out a 4.3 rushing average. Brothers passes (left) and hits his favorite target Moreland (above). Rushing: TC YG YL NYG TD AVE. Brothers, qb 151 671 220 451 5 2.9 Watkins, tb 85 358 18 340 1 4.0 Washington, fb 70 312 10 302 1 4.3 Shaw, fb-tb 63 283 15 268 1 4.3 Receiving: No. Yds. TD Moreland 35 428 1 Grim, se 11 142 1 Frketich, te 7 154 1 Watkins, tb 7 97 1 46 Captain Washington, as well as being a fine runner, was one of the finest blocking backs at OSU in recent years. The successful execution of his blocking assignment (right clearing the way for Brothers) helped the offense move throughout the season. r Watkins (above) charges into the Indiana line. Oregon State’s offense began slow, picked up the pace and then fell off again. With half of the season completed the most productive Beaver Saturday was 14 points. Fortunately, the defense was tight and OSU went into the Syracuse game 4-1. During the next three weeks, the Beavers pushed across 79 points in their greatest offensive show of the season. Syracuse brought its 8th ranked team to Portland and met a rude reception. Syracuse game films had shown a gaping chink in their defensive armor. Their defensive halfback flowed with OSU's man in motion. Brothers sent his tailback in motion to the left and swung Watkins into the vacated area on the right. He hit Cliff for two quick touchdowns. These easy long strikes snowballed into a stunning 31-13 Oregon State victory. The following two Saturdays, OSU rolled over Washington State and Indiana by 24-7 and 24-14 scores. In their next three games, the Beavers slumped into their early season ineffectiveness. They produced only 21 points and lost two games, including the ill-fated Rose Bowl. 47 Booker Washington and Dick Ruhl were team captains in the real sense of the word. They did an outstanding job leading the offense and defense. Booker scored the game tieing touchdown against Oregon. His score put the Beavers into the Rose Bowl. Ruhl grabbed two interceptions from his linebacking post, including a game saving theft against Washington. r Head Coach Prothro called the plays from the pressbox. Communications with the head man and on-the-field coaching chores were handled by Senior Assistant Bob Zelinka (above, left) and Assistants John Cooper (above, middle), Bob McKittrick (above, right), Ron Sie-grist. Jerry Long and Joe Francis. Season Record OSU—3 Northwestern—7 OSU-14 Colorado—7 OSU—13 Baylor—6 OSU—9 Washington—7 OSU-10 Idaho—7 OSU—31 Syracuse—13 OSU-24 Washington State—7 OSU-24 Indiana—14 OSU—7 Stanford —16 OSU—7 Oregon—€ Rose Bowl OSU—7 Michigan—34 S6 .36' 1 p P t: i 48 Left to right, bottom row: Coach Bob McKittrick, Ken Brusven, Gordon Queen, Danny Espalin, Olvin Moreland, Booker Washington, Jerry Neil, Rich Koepor, Warren Cole, Danny Sicg, Al Funston, Dick Ruhl, Head Coach Tommy Prothro, Coach Bob Zelinka. Row 2: Coach John Cooper, Tom Coccione, Pete Pifer, Jack Graham, Ron Aarts, Doug Suckling, Doug McDougal, Len Frketich, Dave Gould, Joe Heacock, Bill Stellmacher, Team Physician Dr. Giflen, Trainer Bill Soamon. Row 3: Coach Ron Sicgrist. Gary Swift. Marv Crowston, Dave Johnson, Greg Hartman, Tom Osborne, Wayne Valley, Dennis Rozario, Bob Grim, Paul Brothers, Clayton Calhoun, Equipment Manager Don Shelley. Row 4: Coach Jerry Long, George Carr, Jim Smith, Al Frei, Lew Scott, Al East, Mike Evans, Hoyt Keeney, Thurman Bell. Charlie Shaw, Norm Winton, Wayne Drake, Manager Frank Anderson. Left to right, top row: Coach Joe Francis, Steve Weaver. Bill Schauermann. Rockne Freitas. Jack O'Billovich, Mike Sullivan, Doug Johns, Chris Yaeger, Gary Neil, Jim Wilken, Jerry Farr, Russ Kuhns, Manager Kirk McKenzie. 49 Basketball Valenti guides Beavers to 16-10 in first year First year Coach Paul Valenti's Beavers surprised most of their followers in 1S65 by posting a 16-10 record and a strong fourth in AAWU league action with 7-7 record. After losing their first game to highly rated San Francisco, the Beavers came charging back to win three of four contests before the Far West Classic. In the classic, Oregon State dumbfounded the basketball world by raking the title for the ninth straight time. The Final game of the tournament saw OSU play one of the finest ball control games ever witnessed by Oregon State fans. They defeated Tennessee 48-27 to win the team title and produced the tourney's outstanding player in Jim Jarvis. OSU posted an excellent home record of 9-3, and were 7-7 on the road. In the 10 defeats the Orange and Black suffered, only four could be considered one-sided losses. Two of these came at the hands of NCAA champion UCLA. The 1965 Beavers won the Chancellor’s Trophy, symbolic of state basketball supremacy, for the 12th time in 13 years. They we re the leading defensive team on the coast, limiting their opponents to 60 points per game. 50 OSU 58 San Francisco 66 OSU 67 Washington 63 OSU 66 Arizona State 52 OSU 61 Stanford 60 OSU 56 Cincinnati 71 OSU 65 Army 64 OSU 67 Northwestern 65 OSU 48 Tennessee 27 OSU 65 Southern Cal 63 OSU 53 UCLA 83 OSU 70 Washington 79 OSU 53 Wash. State 64 OSU 60 Idaho 48 OSU 53 Oregon 59 OSU 53 Oregon 48 OSU 74 California 57 OSU 48 Stanford 51 OSU 92 Hawaii 61 OSU 47 Stanford 45 OSU 53 California 55 OSU 55 UCLA 73 OSU 38 Southern Cal 64 OSU 66 Wash. State 51 OSU 54 Washington 45 OSU 69 Oregon 50 OSU 64 Oregon 61 A fine start in a new era A new era in Oregon State basketball began December 1, 1964. when the Beavers played their first game of the year. Oregon State had a new basketball coach in 36 years—Paul Valenti. Coach Valenti moved into his new position after 17 years as Slats Gill's assistant and four years of collegiate basketball for Oregon State. His assignment was anything but a breeze. Pre - season prognosticators relegated his team to last place in the AAWU raceand fewarmchaircoaches were willing to disagree. Valenti had other ideas. Combining the brilliant talents of Jim Jarvis and the leaping ability of OSU’s first Negro player. Charlie White, Coach Valenti forged an unexpected 16-10 record, finished 4th in the AAWU, and kept Beaver basketball's two most precious possessions, the Far West Classic Championship and the Chancellor's Trophy. New Coach Paul Valenti (throughout the season) re- strains himself over a questionable call. The everpresent towel helped Coach Valenti avoid the technical foul on the bench. Rick Whelan (right), scored 13 points in each of the Army and Northwestern games to give Jarvis added scoring support. Aggressive board play (above) had much to do with the unexpected Classic triumph. 54 9th Straight Far West Classic Championship Oregon State has monopolized the Far West Classic ever since its inception 9 years ago. Many times other teams have been the favorites but always the Beavers have risen to the occasion and always had Slats Gill been their coach. This year brought a new coach and one of those underdog OSU teams. The First game pitted Oregon State against Army. Behind most of the way, the Beavers rallied to tie the game and send it into overtime. Dave Fox produced one of those clutch performances reminiscent of earlier underdog years by scoring 10 of the 11 points in the extra period, and OSU won 65-64. The Northwestern game saw all 5 starters score in double Figures. Jarvis' 16 led the team to a 67-65 squeaker. The Final game against Tennessee was one of the most spectacular in Classic history. Sinking over 60%of their shots. Oregon State swallowed the Southwestern Conference champs 48-27. For the third straight game Jarvis led all scorers with 14. Fox followed with 11. The defense was so complete that All-American center A. W. Davis of Tennessee could score only 7 points. The unbelievable score at half time was 22-8. Jarvis made the all-tourney team for the second year and was voted the classic's outstanding player. t Coach Valenli receives congratulations from Tennessee coach (right). Jarvis was voted the Outstanding Player of the Classic. 55 Jarvis, All-American Renowned as one of the nation's finest ball-handlers, Oregon State captain Jim Jarvis was a mainstay of the Beaver offense throughout his OSU career. His statistical accomplishments placed him fourth on the all-time and single season scoring tables, with 1,142 points and 548 points respectively. He was the highest scoring guard in Oregon State history. At the season’s end. Jarvis was named to the Helms Foundation All-American team. He was on every All-Coast team including Look Magazine's District 8 NCAA all-star team. Jim played in the East-West All-Star game at Lexington, Kentucky, and scored 10 points to help his team to a victory. When OSU needed points most desperately, Jarvis was the man they called on, and he seldom disappointed them. Jim reeled off 10 straight points against Oregon to insure the safety of the Chancellor’s Trophy. Throughout the season, Jarvis was in a head-to-head battle with UCLA’S All-American Gail Goodrich for the AAWU scoring title. Going into the last two games against Oregon, Jarvis trailed Goodrich by 10 points. Jim ended his fine season and career in true competitive and All-American form by scoring 60 points against the Ducks. His performance snatched the scoring title from Mr. Goodrich and nailed down the AAWU free-throw accuracy title. Jarvis was the complete basketball player. His arsenal of shots ranged from the jump shot (far left) to a hook. He was a quick defensive player and this quickness rattled his opponents into costly ball handling errors. Jarvis was also tho third leading rebounder on the team (far below), a great tribute to his hustlo. He was a great competitor. His series against Oregon and tho Ducks’ Nick Jones (below) in which ho averaged 26 points per game is proof of this competitive attitude. 57 Ed Fredenberg and Charlie White added height to the OSU team. At 6'6' and 6’4 these two led the team in rebounding. Fredenberg (far right) won the USC game with this hook shot with 5 seconds remaining. White amazed everyone with his remarkable jumping ability in scoring (right) and rebounding (below). Newcomers White, Fredenberg add needed height Two newcomers to Oregon State basketball helped make the season the success that it was. Junior transfer Charlie White and sophomore Ed Fredenberg cracked the starting lineup at the season’s start and held it through the 26-game year. Throughout the season White and Fredenberg kept the Beavers from being slaughtered on the back-boards averaging 14 rebounds per game between them. White amazed OSU fans with his dramatic rebounding and soon became the crowd favorite in Corvallis. He led the team in rebounding with 183 and was second to Jarvis in scoring, averaging 9.6 points per game. Charlie provided OSU fans with the most spectacular play of the season when, on a steal of the ball from an Oregon player, he broke down the middle of the court and stuffed the ball. The respect and ability Charlie White brought to the Oregon State team earned him the Attitude and Leadership Trophy earned previously by Jarvis and Terry Baker. Ed Fredenberg was the biggest surprise of the season. Filling the shoes of graduated Mel Counts. Ed was second to White in rebounding and third in team scoring. He was extremely accurate from both the foul line and the floor. He led the AAWU in field goal percentage with a .545 mark and wound up fifth in free throw accuracy. His best shot was a feather soft hook. He won the Southern California game with this shot with only 5 seconds showing on the clock. Ed Fredenberg and Charlie White added height to the team. At 6'6 and 6'4 these two led the team in rebounding. Fredenberg (far right) won the USC game with this hook shot with 5 seconds remaining. White amazed everyone with his remarkable jumping ability in scoring (right) and rebounding (below). 59 Nine for two A basketball team has five men and the other two positions in this year's squad were alternately filled by nine men. Rick Whelan, Dave Fox, Terry Dreisewerd.RayCarliie. Scott Eaton, Larry French, Jim Kraus, Jeff Cudworth, and Maury Stevens all had roles to play in this surprising basketball season. Dreisewerd was the most accurate field goal shooter on the team and was fourth in rebounds with 70 retrieves. Whelan was one of the starting five early in the season and was the fourth leading scorer averaging 6.9 points per game. Fox put on one of the most clutch performances in Far West Classic history during Oregon State's first game against Army. The game ended in a deadlock. During the overtime period, Fox made 10 of the 12 points scored by OSU. Larry French (No. 24) and Jim Kraus (left) fight for a rebound against Oregon. OSU's 4th leading scorer was Rick Whelan (below). Two of the Beavers’ aggressive rebounders were Scott Eaton (near right) and Terry Dreiswerd (far right, below). Dave Fox (far right, above) scored 10 points in the overtime period against Army in the Far West Classic. Wrestling Beavers are AAWU Champs Depth and individual excellence were key words in Oregon State's 1965 Wrestling team that went 14-2-1 in dual meet competition. Coach Dale Thomas' grapplers had not only to overcome their opponents, but also an injury jinx that crippled many of the Beavers’ top performers throughout the season. Not until the last match of the regular season against Wyoming were the Beavers able to field their strongest lineup. This injury problem forced Coach Thomas to utilize 18 men in 8 weight divisions and enabled Portland State to end Thomas' remarkable record of never having lost to a West Coast team. Ignoring their injury crutch, Oregon State overwhelmed their West Coast opponents in the AAWU Championships and finished 7th at the NCAA Championships. There isn't one kid that didn't wrestle well down there. Coach Thomas' words best describe the OSU AAWU victory. The Beavers garnered 5 championships, two run-nersup, two thirds, and a fourth. They also came back with two tournament records—most team points. 103, and most falls. 13 in 26 matches. To add icing to the victory cake, they also sported the meet's Outstanding Wrestler. Len Kauffman. 62 There is only one word for Len Kauffman, FANTASTIC. A fall or pin is worth 5 points to a team. In 22 collegiate matches, Kauffman scored 110 points, 22 pins. He started his senior year in great fashion, winning the Washington Invitational Championships at 167 pounds for the third straight year. His three pins gave him the Outstanding Wrestler trophy. No collegian came close to him during the regular season. At the AAWU Championships, Kauffman again pinned his way to a Championship, this time at 177 pounds. He also garnered another Outstanding Wrestler trophy in leading his team to the coast title. Len was the only grappler west of the Rocky Mountains to be listed on the All-American team. It was his third such honor in his three years of wrestling. At the NCAA, Len finished second at 167 pounds to boost Oregon State to its 7th place finish. He scored 14 of the Beavers’ 17 points. Kauffman romped into the finals with three pins in four preliminary matches. 25-year-old Greg Ruth of Oklahoma ended Kauffman’s fantastic win string of 32 matches during the 1965 season. In the semifinals, Kauffman scored the most spectacular pin of the season. He exploded with a front whizzer and sent previously undefeated Martin Strayer of Penn State to the showers in 2:12 of the first period. It was the fastest pin of the round. But for one move, Kauffman would have been a national champion instead of runnerup. Trailing Ruth by 2 points, the Beaver All-American tried a cradle that had pinned his quarterfinal opponent. Ruth rolled him over for a reversal and predicament to take a commanding lead. Kauffman kept after the Sooner star so aggressively in the last round that Ruth was whistled down for stalling three times. The Sooner’s lead held up for a 10-6 victory. All-American Kauffman finishes 2nd at NCAA 4 Kauffman generated excitement. The inevitable fact of a pin thrilled spectators and brought now attendance records. The secret to his success was aggressiveness and continual pursuit. Always thinking, always wrestling, Kauffman switched from position to position, feeling, waiting for the one opening to pin. Len worked for the fall and got it in 25 matches. OSU 27 Central Washington 3 OSU 16 Oregon 9 OSU 14 Portland State 14 OSU 25 Fresno State 7 OSU 16 Cal Poly 11 OSU 28 Stanford 8 OSU 23 San Jose State 10 OSU 23 California 7 OSU 8 Brigham Young 20 OSU 23 Oregon 8 OSU 19 Washington State 9 OSU 26 Wyoming 6 OSU 19 Central Washington 9 OSU 36 Washington 0 OSU 25 Utah 10 OSU 11 Portland State 15 Beavers boast 5 AAWU champions Kauffman and Ron Iwasaki, Oregon State’s fine sophomore, were the only two Beavers to weather the injury storm. Iwasaki compiled a 9-5-2 record and capped his season with a surprising AAWU championship at 115 pounds. According to Coach Thomas, he was one of the most improved wrestlers on the coast. Oregon State presented one of the most fearsome 1-2 heavyweight punches in the nation. The only problem was in choosing which of Hank Schenk and Art Makinster was that 1 or 2. Schenk at 191 pounds was undefeated in 7 matches including 4 pins and a Coast championship. Makinster dropped one of 9 matches and settled for second at heavyweight at the AAWU. OSU’s third undefeated wrestler, Lee Sprague pinned 2 of his 8 opponents. A midseason injury that sidelined him for a month didn’t stop him from copping the AAWU 137 pound crown. Jim Quinn and Don Dykstra wrestled only 8 matches between them yet finished strong enough to garner a championship and runnerup at the AAWU. 66 L Two of Oregon State’s three undefeated wrestlers were Lee Sprague (left), and Hank Schenk (below). Both men won AAWU Championships. -e«?'Gr®‘? atoo e; and Rick u record in the 400 yard medley Swimming Plagued by sickness and minor yet hobbling injuries, Coach Bill Winkler's swimming team faced their largest and most difficult dual-meet season in Oregon State history. In a nine-week season, the team met every AAWU team except Southern California and competed in fourteen meets. Although posting an unimpressive 5-9 won-lost season, the mermen set five new school records and sent two swimmers to the nationals. One of these men became an All-American. Doug Huey set new records in the 50 and 100 yard freestyle while Jerry Wille lowered the OSU 100 and 200 yard breast stroke records. Gregor Greg and Rick Wood joined Wille and Huey to set a new 400 yard medley relay record. Huey and Wille represented Oregon State at the nationals. Wille stormed to a 7th place in his event and became Oregon State's first ever All-American swimmer. Doug Huey (below) set two OSU records and qualified for the National Championships. TRACK Beavers make it 3 straight over Oregon Oregon State had its most successful track season in 1964. Coach Sam Bell’s spikers set one American record, three collegiate records, provided Oregon State with its first Olympian since 1948 and defeated Oregon twice. Following early season victories over California and Washington. the Beavers were stymied by a series of injuries to key personnel that was to haunt them through a month’s competition. May 2 brought a victory over arch-rival Oregon by an unbelievably close 73-72 score. At the California Relays, a Beaver sprint medley relay team of Butch Lumby, Lyn Eves. Roger Herbert and Morgan Groth set a collegiate record of 3:17.5 as Groth ran a 1:46.4 880 leg. The injury jinx riddled the Beavers again and Oregon trounced their Northern Division foes at the Far West Championships. May 30 brought together the two best dual meet teams in the nation. The result of this meeting was the greatest dual meet in OSU history. The story of this season and that dual follows. Back row, left to right: John Shelter (manager). John Shook, Terry Cox, Dennis Dykstra, Tom Wyatt. Lahccn Samsam, Doug Parker, Ken McGowan. Morgan Groth. Marv Radloft. Coach Sam Bell. Steve Hogan (manager). Middle row, left to right: Pete Mewett, Terry Monroe. Don Roberts. Tom Black, Lou Fasano, Mike Kelly. Roger Herbert. Gregg Macy. Al Schwider. Front row, left to right: Lyn Eves. Rusty Brown, Gary Baker. Butch Lumby, Jan Underwood, lain Colpitts. OSU 82 California 63 Far West Relays—OSU 2nd OSU 82 Washington 62 OSU 65 San Jose State 80 OSU 72 Washington State 73 OSU 73 Oregon 72 Far West Championships—OSU 2nd OSU 73 Oregon 72 70 Success in track and field is a uniquely two-pronged endeavor. The striving for individual excellence and national acclaim forms one fork. However, the real importance of track m the Northwest lies m the dual meet. Often the difference between victory and defeat boils down to the question of who can muster that last ounce of strength or accelerate those last few yards: in short, who is the best competitor. Right, top to bottom: Faces of OSU's finest group of competitors show all the pain (MorganGroth), exertion (Lahcen Samsam), and strain (Butch Lumby and Jan Underwood) that came forth on that May 30 against the University of Oregon. Six years ago. Oregon State had not won a dual track meet in 15 years and had lost 14 straight meets to Oregon. Now, OSU is a proud track power owning one world record, two American records, four National Champions, and three straight victories over Oregon. The man who took over the reins and who is directly responsible for this improvement is Coach Sam Bell. Every school record is held by a Bell-coached athlete. Last spring Bell was named head track coach of the United States team that faced the Soviet Union. 71 Captain Eves inches out victory The Beavers’ leading Broad-Jumper, Gregg Macy, and school discus record holder Lou Fasano (176'5M?') started the Beaver scoring parade with easy victories in their events. Pole-Vaulter Terry Cox, who earlier tied record holder Marv Radloff with a 15 ft. season's best, gained an important second place. The stage was set for the first of a series of close, meet-decisive victories on the track. The 440 pitted Ducks Gorden Payne and Al O'Leary against Beaver captain Lyn Eves. Into the final 110 yards, Payne held a five yard lead over Eves with O’Leary lurking on Eves’ shoulder. Making a determined run at Payne, O’Leary pulled Eves with him until the three were stride for stride 7 yards from the tape. Converted sprinter Eves showed his mettle as a competitor, spurting to a three inch victory and an early Beaver lead. This closest victory of the afternoon's competition was to mark a trend for every close race of the afternoon. Lou Fasano (left) led 1 -2 Beaver sweep against Ducks in discus. Oregon's O'Leary (below) looks on flabbergasted as Lyn Eves squeaks in lor 440 victory. Olympian Samsam leads 1-2 sweep Lahcen Samsam was a Moroccan javelin thrower. At Oregon State on a state department scholarship. Lahcen switched to the shot-put and went to work in the weight room. His weight jumped 45 pounds and his distance improved 17 feet. Samsam steadily improved during the season, winning the Far West Relays and Far West Championships. He later finished 7th in the NCAA and represented his country in the Olympic Games. His best performance came during this second Oregon dual. Successive puts of 58', 58' 5Vfc . and 58' 10'not only successively raised the OSU standard but, coupled with Don Roberts' second place effort, gave OSU an important 1-2 sweep of the event. Fastest Beavers Sweep Ducks In the highs, Wyatt and Macy faced Duck Marcial Hunter. All three were off fast at the gun. By the second hurdle, Wyatt and Macy began to pull away, and at the tape, they were .1 second apart as Wyatt set his school record. Rusty Brown joined Tom and Gregg for a clean sweep in the intermediates. Wyatt, Macy and Brown contributed 17 out of a possible 17 points against the Ducks and finished 1st, 3rd. and 4th in season scoring. Tom Wyatt, Gregg Macy (above) and Rusty Brown (below) gave Oregon State the best trio of hurdlers on any team in the U.S. These three had the 2nd, 4th,and 7th fastest collegiate intermediate times in the nation. Wyatt set school records in the highs (14.0) and both the 330 yd. (36.4) and 440 yd. (51.0) intermediates. He advanced to the Final Olympic Trials before bowing out of the Tokyo race. Morgan Groth (above) raises arms in joy as he defeats arch-rival San Romani. 74 Groth sets school, national marks; wins NCAA Morgan Groth is the best middle distance runner in U.S. history. His combined 880 and mile times of 1:46.4 and 3:57.9 are faster than any other American athlete and only second best in the world. Morgan injured a tendon early in the year and lost several early mile decisions to Oregon’s Archie San Romani. On May 30th. San Romani and Groth. the two best collegiate milers in the nation, were stride for stride with 110 yards to go. Those final 110 yards saw Morgan unleash a finishing drive that left Archie 15 yerds in his wake. This same tactic brought Groth his second consecutive NCAA mile. 1500 meter championship and the 800 meter crown at the final Olympic Trials. At Tokyo. Morgan reinjured his tendon and was unable to qualify into the finals. His 880 and 800 meter (1:45.7) times were the second fastest times ever run and were both American and junior world records. Terry Monroe (far above) accepts congratulations on triple jump win. Mike Kelly (above) caught in the act of clutch final jump. The two-mile produced a macabre three man OSU dropout. Groth. Gary Baker, and Dale Story, collegiate leader at 3 miles (13:57), stepped off the track, leaving all the points to the Ducks. The triple jump is a new event to collegiate track. Since it is run near the end of the meet, it is often overlooked by the spectator. It was not overlooked in 1964. In both Oregon duals, the results of the triple jump decided the chance for OSU victory. To win the meet, the Beavers needed a 1 -2 finish in the triple jump and a relay victory. In both meets. Oregon held the early triple jump lead. With three jumps left. Terry Monroe took the lead. With one round remaining, Oregon still had the winning 3 points of second place. OSU had a competitor equal to the occasion. In both duals, Mike Kelly produced season best performances on his last jump to snatch certain victory from Oregon. Only the mile relay remained. 75 “Tiger” Underwood finishes Ducks Balance is essential for a successful dual meet team. However, there are times when victory hangs on the performance of one man. Many teams don't have that valuable breed of man, 10 percent appendages and 90 percent heart, that can assure your victory. Oregon State did. Throughout the season, Jan Underwood turned in tigerish performances, as he became the fastest collegiate half-miler (1:48.4). He won his specialty against San Romani and was pitted against Ray Van Asten on the last leg of the meet deciding Mile Relay Van Asten had been Underwood's personal nemesis since high school. Until the first Oregon dual, Undies” had never defeated Van Asten in a major race. There was some doubt as to the relay's outcome, except to Jan. Van Asten took a 4-yard lead at the baton exchange. The lead dwindled to nothing at 220 yards. Coming out of the last turn, Jan made his final drive. Straining every muscle in his body, Undies threw himself 6 in. in front of Van Asten at the tape. Victory was Jan’s; victory was Oregon State’s. Jan had a disappointing post dual meet season. The NCAA favorite, Jan was disqualified on a controversial cutting in charge. He tripped and fell at the Olympic trials. It was a fitting tribute to a great competitor and athlete when Jan was awarded All-American honors despite not placing in any national meets. 76 73 71 Underwood’s determination (far left) and closing drive (left) won the moot for Oregon State (above). 77 Baseball Coach Ralph Coleman has been on the Oregon Stato baseball scono 32 years and has produced one of the best records in tho nation. His teams have won 594 games while losing only 262. During Coley's reign, OSU has been on top of the Northern Division eight times. In 1952. Coach Coleman guided his team to a NCAA regional crown. This year Oregon Stato finished 25-11 on the season and 3rd place in the Northorn Division. Coach Coleman (left) seems to be scowling at pitcher Steve Clark. He shouldn't be. Steve gained All-Conference honors for his mound prowoss and actually led the team in hitting. Non-Conference Record OSU—9 Southern Orogon—0 OSU—4 Southern Oregon—0 OSU—0 California—3 OSU—6 Stanford—0 OSU—9 Stanford—7 OSU—0 Santa Clara—4 OSU—4 Chico Stato-3 OSU—19 Chico State—1 OSU—6 Chico State-5 OSU—6 Linfield—2 OSU—3 Linfield—1 OSU—10 Portland State—0 OSU—5 Linfield—6 OSU-7 Pacific-2 OSU-10 Portland-0 OSU—20 Portland Stato—1 OSU—19 Portland-6 OSU-6 Willamette-1 OSU—9 Lewis 4 Clark—0 OSU—3 Willamette-2 78 Top pitching, hitting bring impressive non-conference wins Oregon State's non-conference record indicated another successful season. In 20 games, the Beavers dropped but 3. A combination of strong pitching and hearty batting netted Oregon State some very lopsided victories. So strong were the Beavers at the plate that no less than 11 men batted over .300 in racking up football like point totals of 10,19, and 20 points. Andy Cleveland, alternating catching chores with Morrell Crary, sported a team leading .459 batting average and drove in 13 runs. Veeder South, Jim Jarvis and Frank Peters averaged .380, .368, and .388 respectively. These three drove in exactly one-third of Oregon State's non-conference points. Steve Clark, Tom Hobbs. Denny Straub and Wayne Swango handled most of the pitching chores during non-conference play. The pitching was so tight that Swango. the least effective of the four, had a 3-0 won-lost record and boasted a nifty 1.33 earned run average. Steve Clark pitched 30 innings, struck out 26 men. won three while losing none and finished play with a great .90 ERA. Straub led the team in strikeouts, retiring 44 men swinging. 79 Frank Peters (far above), Rod Trask (middle above), and Jim Jarvis (above) led the Beavers in Northern Division batting with .258, .255 and .250 marks respectively. Denny Straub (right) provided OSU with good pitching throughout the season. In 83 innings pitched he struck out 97 batters. 80 Nightmare Palouse trip ruins Beavers Northern Division play saw a disastrous Palouse trip ruin a championship. The Beavers kept up their torrid pace through their first eight conference games. As they prepared for the always tough swing through the Palouse hills of Washington and Idaho they supported a 6-2 league record and first place. What happened to them on this trip no one would have guessed. In six games against Idaho, Washington State and Washington, Oregon State could not gain a single victory. The pitching bogged down, allowing Washington State to score 19 and 11 points against them. The hitting produced only 1 and 2 runs per game. No longer proud league champions, the Beavers returned home for a split with Oregon and a third place Conference finish. Peters. Jarvis and South again led the hitters. The toughness of the Northern division is evidenced by Jarvis’ drop in batting average from non-conference play of .368 to conference play at .250. Steve Clark continued his fine pitching. He won 4 games, lost 3, and ended with a fine 1.71 ERA. Steve actually led the team in hitting during the games he played. His .333 batting average was the only .300 figure on the team. Denny Straub again provided able support, striking out 53 in 53 innings pitched. He won 4 games. These two pitchers provided Oregon State with all their Northern division wins. Northern Division Record OSU 3 Oregon t OSU 2 Oregon 5 OSU 3 Washington State 0 OSU 2 Washington State 1 OSU 1 Idaho 2 OSU 10 Idaho 4 OSU 12 Washington 5 OSU 15 Washington 2 OSU 2 Idaho 5 OSU 1 Idaho 3 OSU 6 Washington State 11 OSU 6 Washington State 19 OSU 1 Washington 3 OSU 2 Washington 4 OSU 1 Oregon 3 OSU 5 Oregon 1 Back row, left to right: Spec Koono, athletic director;Coach Ralph Coleman, Dave Heniges, Rod Trask. Denny Straub. Steve Clark, Eric Selberg, Ron Stevens, Tom Hobbs, Frank Peters, Thurman Bell, Jim Jarvis, Coach Gene Tanselli. Front row, left to right: Andy Cleveland, Doug Stahl, Mike Kelly, Vecder South, Kirk Chapman, Sherm Allen, Terry Markham. Wayne Swango. Steve Olson, Morrell Crary, Dan Espalin. Tennis Leading players Jerry McElroy (above) and Larry Eickworth (below) display forehand and backhand form. Coach Harris ends 20 successful years with 14-4 record Tennis is a minor sport. It receives very little financial aid and yet Oregon State's tennis program has been one of the best on the West Coast. Much of the credit for this success must go to Coach Irwin Harris. Coach Harris ended his final coaching season with a fine 14-4 won-loss record. In his 20 years at the helm, his teams have accumulated 154 victories in 207 matches. He has defeated Oregon 30 out of 37 times. This year’s team placed second at the Far West Tournament. Senior Jerry McElroy was the number one man while Larry Eickworth proved the most consistent. 82 83 Left to right, top Row: Coach Irwin Harris, Larry Eickworth, Jerry McElroy. Don Bowker. Kneeling: Pete Wold, Jerry Joy, Jack Raiton. Golf The Oregon State Beaver Golf Team completed the 1964 season with 7 wins and 5 losses. Coach Jack Goodman is looking forward to AAWU League matches against the U of 0. U of W.. and WSU in 1965. Bob Enslow was the top man on the 1964 team. Enslow. Bob Swingle, Mike Dunham, Stephen Vrtiska, and Mason Young were on the OSU NCAA team. Dunham placed sixth nationally in the NCAA longest drive contest. Bob Swingle blasts out of a sand trap. Left to right, front row: Steve Vrtiska. Mike Dunham, Mason Young. Rob Swingle; back row: John Porter, Steve Adams. Dick Hopper, and Coach Jack Goodman. Crew W Front row: Gary Devoe. Dallas Jerry Ehlers. Burbank Jim Miller, Astoria 2nd Row: Walt Cunningham, Albany Karl A. Drlica, Corvallis Barry Hilt. Port Angeles, Wash, John E. Miller, Astoria Jerry Colonna. Burbank 3rd Row: Ray Lowe, Astoria Edwin Stryker. Prineville Jim Field, La Cresccnta. Cal. Dennis Searcy. Portland Eric Crecellius. Vashon. Wash. 4th Row: John Summersett. McMinnville Jon Dilworth, Corvallis Jon Hansen, Portland Scott Frederick, Tigard 5th Row: Bob Clifford. Honolulu David Neher, Portland Robert Johnson, Denver, Colo. Tom Brickley, Walnut Creek, Cal. 6th Row: John Burgoyne. Portland Robert Poole. Portland Doug Mekkers Back Row: Robert Zook. Burbank Lynn Fairbrother, Salem Gary Mathews, New York Harvey Elwin, Anchorage, Alaska Left to right: Jan Liesegang, Sherry Smith, Barbara Bremer, Judy Kam-phenborg. and Ellen Nakada. The Beaver Crew had a successful season in 1964 against San Diego, Long Beach, Loyola. Stanford, Washington. USC, U. of Calif., and UBC. Karl Drlica was selected as the outstanding Senior Oarsman of 1964 and Robert Poole was chosen as the outstanding Freshman. The crew team was: John Burgoyne, Robert Clifford. Jerry Colonna. Walter Cunningham, Gary Devoe. John Dilworth. Karl Drlica. Lynn Fair-brother. James Field. Charles Finkl. Barry Hilt. Ray Lowe. James Miller, John Miller. David Meher. David Prodehl, Dennis Searcy, Edwin Stryker, John Summersett. and Allen Watson. The OSU Rowing Interest Group, organized by OSU coeds in 1964, competed in the Corvallis Invitational Regatta. The varsity 8-man crew disembarks from the shell after a stiff workout. From left to right: Cox Gary Devoe, Dave Prodehl, Dennis Searcy. John Dilworth, Doug Mekkers, Bob Clifford, Tom Brickloy, Bob Johnson, and Karl Drlica. Rugby Team captain Scott Miller (right) showed marked improvement over his earlier years and provided great team leadership. (Below) Action in a scrum is often tough. Ruggers are conference co-champs 1965 was the year that Rugby really came into its own. This minor sport” had 60 men vying for the 15 available positions and drew crowds of up to 3,000. Coach Murray Dawson's Beavers posted a 10-2 season record and a 3-1 conference mark to tie with the University of British Columbia for the conference championship. Oregon State opened the season in great fashion, placing well at the Monterey Tournament in California. Their only loss was to eventual winner, Stanford, in the semifinals of the 18 team contest. The Rugger’s only other loss came at the hands of the British Columbia team in the 12 team Portland Tournament at the season’s close. Team captain Scott Miller showed great team leadership throughout the season. Wayne Valley was the leading scorer and Loyd Chapman was cited by coach Dawson as the most consistent player. 87 All-Americans Allen Bates (far left) and Alan Dapp (below) take aim at target from the kneeling and prone positions. Front Row, Left to Right: Norm Kumura. Neil Koozer. Allen Bates, captain. George Blackman. Lauren Overholtzcr. Lynn Robinson. and Doug Wentworth. Second Row: Dale Stennctt, Rich Hermes. Pat Donivan, Alan Dapp. Malcolm Newell. John Fit-man, Mike White, and Lloyd Ho. Absent, Pete Maltby. The 1966 Varsity Rifle Team had another successful season. Led by All-Americans Allen Bates and Alan Dapp, they won the Willamette Valley Rifle League with an 8-2 won-lost record. In the National Intercollegiate Championships, the team had a score of 1158 out of a possible 1200 and placed high in the rankings. The four-man intorcoltcgiato team that placed high nationally was composed of. left to right. Neil Koozer, Allen Bates, team captain, Alan Dapp and George Blackman. 88 Rook sports Fall Football: The Rook footballers enjoyed a 2-2 season while splitting one and one with the Oregon Frosh. The team was quickand powerful. Fullback Fred Schweer and Jeff Hardrath helped the Rooks in the line and backfield respectively. Quarterback and defensive safety Bob Mayes was voted the team’s outstanding player. Cross-Country: This year’s crop of freshman Cross-Country runners has proven to be the best in OSU's history. The team was led by Dave Olcott, Jim Duthie, Les Wellman, and Bob Reiten. The strong Rook runners defeated both the freshman and varsity teams of the University of Portland. Lewis and Clark and Portland State, while losing to the University of Oregon Frosh. The strong Rook Cross-Country team was led by (left, left to right) Bob Reiten. Jim Duthie. Mike Soukkala, Dave Olcott. Ed Ford, and Les Wellman. 89 Jefl Hardwrath and Phil Frey (above) led the Rook wrestling team to an undefeated season. Winter Swimming: Oregon State's Rook swim team had a 4-and-2 season. Dan Zenor. the outstanding Rook swimmer broke four OSU freshman records. Powerful Terry Finucane broke three free-style records while Ed Lovell broke one. Although the Rooks lost to the Oregon Frosh they downed Lewis and Clark twice. Wrestling: Oregon State’s Rook wrestling team followed in the varsity’s footsteps, defeating all their west coast opponents. The undefeated team was led by Jeff Hardwrath, Phil Frey, and Terry Christian. 90 Basketball: A tall and powerful Rook basketball team had an eleven and nine season. Gary Wilkin, the Rook six foot eight inch center, led in the scoring column with a 14.7 average. Fiery Bob Franz was the team playmaker and Rook Captain. The Rooks split two and two with the University of Oregon frosh. Karl Weideand Jim Johnson were excellent players for the Rooks. Oregon State's Rook Basketball team was led by center Gary Wilkin (loft). Bob Franz (far left, below) and Karl Woido (below). 91 Spring Golf: Last year’s golf team produced several excellent prospects for varsity competition. Bill McCrea led the golfers while Lloyd West and Al Brauner were also top performers. The season record was twelve and three. Already this year McCrea and Lloyd West are numbers one and two on the varsity team. Baseball: The pitching of Jack Humphrey and Dick Williams led the rooks to a 15-6 season. Humphrey and Williams posted 4-1 and 5-2 records respectively. Bill Bonser was at bat 40 times and got 16 hits for a .400 average, while McKeown led in runs batted in with a .389 average. The rooks fielded a well talented and strong team, several of its members presently playing on the varsity team. Tennis: At the main tennis event of the year, the Far West Meet in Pullman, Wash., the Beaver rooks were runners up. Track: The rook track team had a successful season even though hampered by injuries. Weightman Don Tollefson broke both the freshman shot put and discus records. With a vault of 14 feet 7 inches John Hergen-rather broke the pole vault record as did Steve Pancost with a 48.4 four-forty-yard run. Tracy Smith was the nation's second leading two-miler, running a 9:00.1. 93 Fall The Football championship was won by Beta Theta Pi (below). Dick Jabbs (right) strains to free himself in final match. INTRAMURALS Football: Fraternity champion Beta Theta Pi took top honors in flag football as their flag team beat independent champion Siegal Hiegal. Handball: Singles handball action was dominated by Al Lehrer who won the all-college championship for the last two years. Tennis: Dick Hill boasting a powerful and consistent forehand and serve, defeated all opponents in gaining the singles tennis championship. Other: Phi Delta Theta won the Dual Swimming crown after an undefeated season and a final victory over independent champ Yar Thorn. The horseshoes championship went to fraternity champ Alpha Gamma Rho when they clinched their final game over Beaver Lodge. Phi Sigma Kappa took the Volleyball title defeating Hiegal Thorn. Beta Theta Pi, led by individual champ Lloyd West, won the Basketball Free Throws championship for the second straight year. 94 Winter Basketball: Delta Upsilon overhauled Siegal Tyr Mix in the second half of their championship game to win the A league trophy. B league action saw Phi Sigma Kappa win the crown while Sigma Alpha Epsilon took the C championship. Swimming: Phi Delta Theta won an expected victory in the all-college swim meet. The Phi Delts were led by individual champs Chris Clark and Bill Wagner. They also won the relay in near record time. Wrestling: Sigma Alpha Epsilon hung on to an early lead and won the all-school wrestling team title. Others: The singles table tennis championship went to Richard Irami while llix llix Mix defeated Sigma Phi Epsilon for the doubles crown. Delta Upsilon proved their paddleball team superiority by defeating Cascadia Lodge for their third straight trophy. Jim Graham and Jerry McElroy headed that fine DU team. Hui-O-Hawaii defeated Sigma Chi for the all-school Bowling title. Lloyd West (left) shot a 90 in leading his Beta Theta Pi team to the Free Throw championship. Delta Upsilon annexed the A basketball championship (below) by defeating Siegal Tyr llix. 95 Spring All-university track: Sigma Alpha Epsilon, getting championship performances from Larry Grant in the broad jump and Steve Hogan in the 220, collected 20 points to win the meet. Sotfball: Pi Kappa Alpha compiled an undefeated season behind pitcher Jerry Dixon. They beat Thorn Tyr in the final game. Sigma Delta Psi: Sigma Alpha Epsilon repeated last year’s performance and repeated as team champion. Individual champions Wayne Galante. John Hergenrather, and Dennis Landers passed all events in helping the SAE’s gain their victory. Jerry Dixon (right) led his Pi Kappa Alpha softball team to the all-school championship. Sigma Alpha Epsilon won the all-school track title with two individual champions, Larry Grant (above, left) and Steve Hogan (abovo, right). They also annexed the Sigma Delta Psi title (above) with three men passing all the events. Other: llix llix Mix gathered in two intramural championships as they defeated Theta Chi for the badminton crown and Kappa Sigma for the doubles Golf trophy. Singles golf went to John Snyder and the singles horseshoes to Clayton Lewellan. Beta Theta Pi continued their winning ways in dual track by defeating Kaun Eis for the championship. Double Tennis play saw Kaun Raad secure the championship with a victory over Kappa Delta Rho. Dick Hill (below) won the singles tennis title. 97 WRA: Women’s Recreation Association WRA officers and council members are, front row. loft to right: Lynn Searcy, Extramural manager, Sandy Potampa, Vice President, Judy Connor, Intramural manager, Miss Shutc. advisor, Vicky Malcolm, President, Kathy Clark, Treasurer, and Sue Lare, Secretary. Back row: Marla Bennett, Health Safety Committee, Marty Krohn, Membership Committee, Judy Harlc, Seahorses President, Linda Wilhoit, Publicity Committee, Vicky Fronk, Orange O representative, Sue Slezak, Aquabats President, Diane Paulson, Tennis Intramurals, and Mary Jackson, Tennis Interest Group. WRA provides a wide range of social and recreational activities for all OSU women. WRA functions are to stimulate interest and participation in physical activities on both an extramural and intramural level. Through the broad and ever increasing program of activities, WRA offers something of interest for all. WRA activities are coordinated through the WRA council, executive board, and intramural council. Intramural activities are coordinated through the Intramural house representative council and a system of sports managers—one for each intramural sport offered each term. Competition is on an intra-living group level. Winners receive their name engraved on a revolving trophy for each respective intramural sport. Judy Connor was the intramural manager in charge of coordinating all intramural activities, receiving help from the intramural advisor. 98 Seahorses, synchronized swimming club, hosted the Northwest Sectional Aquatic Art Festival. Participants represented colleges and swim groups from Oregon, Washington and Idaho. Beulah Gundling, international aquatic artist and author, conducted workshops and performed an awardwinning composition. After the festival, Seahorses prepared and presented The Wonderful World of Water, the annual Moms’ weekend water show. Scahorsos. a group of synchronized swimmers, annually present a water show for the public. 99 100 Basketball is one of the most popular of WR A activities. Both interest (right above) and intramural teams (champion Kappa Delta, right bottom) bring large turnouts. General activities Extramurals—lnterest groups This program offers competition on a higher skill and interest level with matches, sportsdays and playdays arranged with other schools. These activities are coordinated by an extramural manager and the extramural advisor. Hockey: Always a favorite extramural activity. This interest group played hostess to the Northwest Hockey Conference here this fall. Bowling: The bowling interest group enjoyed an undefeated season this year which included winning the team event of the Region 14 Northwest ACU tournament in Seattle. Tennis: This group travels often for matches with other schools and enjoys much prestige among the interest groups. Seahorses: A very talented group of synchronized swimmers. This year this group sponsored the Northwest Aquatics Arts Festival on the OSU campus. They also put on a three performance water show for Mothers' Weekend. Basketball: Always a group of avid participants traveled often this year to compete with many other schools. They also sponsored a large basketball sports-day in the coliseum. In conjunction with Orange 0” the WRA honorary, WRA provides ushers for the home football games and program sales at home basketball games. Seahorses put on a Watershow for Mothers' Weekend and WRA sponsors an open house and a Mothers' Tea during Mothers’ Weekend. 101 Athletic Board Oregon State’s Athletic Board had a new look this year. Slats Gill (far left) took over as new Athletic Director and was immediately faced with the difficult job of filling two coaching vacancies. Helping him with this rough initiation assignment was new Assistant Athletic Director Jim Barratt (left). Comm Henness (below) is truly engulfed in his business. OSU Ticket Manager. One of the most important jobs of the Athletic Publicity Director is promotion of athletes for national honors. John Eggcrs (far below) stands before one of his most famous prodigies. Glen Holcomb Bud Gibbs M. G. Robinson Rich Hansen Miller Huggins Charles Parker Diane Forde C. H. Graham Leo Laythe Wilber Cooney J. H. Reardon 102 Outstanding contributors, OSU Sports 1964-65 The Rose Bowl . . . Fall term's athletic highlight was the Rose Bowl. Oregon State's unsuspected climb from pre-season predicted last place in the AAWU to a tie for the championship was perhaps the sports story of the year. If it was not, then the controversy generated over the selection of OSU as the conference representative in the Bowl was. Many facets of the game and many individuals made this a fine season, however, the one person who best personified Oregon State’s success was Jack O'Billovich. The glamor group, the people that ignited the press and public, was the defense, and linebacker O'Billovich was their recognized leader. He became known as Mad Dog for his obvious slashing, hell-bent-for-leather style. The defensive unit soon inherited his tag and their pride, determination, and performances more than any other factor carried Oregon State to Pasadena. At the season's end, O’Billovich was named to 1 All-American team, made numerous honorable mention All-American squads, and gained All-Coast honors on everyone's poll. 103 104 two seniors This University will graduate two seniors that were Oregon State Athletics 1965. Len Kauffman and Jim Jarvis so distinguished themselves on the wrestling mat and basketball court that their names became synonymous with the sports and their success. Jarvis brought the predicted AAWU cellar-dwellers to a fourth place finish, the Chancellors Trophy, symbolic of Beaver domination over Oregon, and a ninth-straight Far West Classic title. In the process, he annexed the AAWU scoring title, the Far West Classic most valuable player trophy, an All-Coast guard berth, and a Helms Foundation All-American team mention. Kauffman was perhaps the best wrestler in Oregon State history. Finishing run-nerup at the Olympic Trial free-style and Greco-Roman Championships, he proved himself America’s best all-around wrestler at 167 pounds. In 27 collegiate matches this year, Kauffman pinned 25 men, won his3rd straight Pacific Coast wrestling championship and was voted the outstanding wrestler at the Washington Invitational and AAWU Championships. Over the last two years, Len pinned 47of54collegiateopponents and lost only 2 matches. He is a member of OSU’s Wrestling Hall of Fame. 105 Coaches. . . Oregon State can pride itself on its fine coaching staff. Year-in-year-out. athletic success depends almost entirely upon the recruiting and coaching abilities of this staff. Two of OSU's coaches have so developed their sport that they deserve special mention. In 1959. Sam Bell was named head track coach at Oregon State and in five years has taken OSU from a poor team to one of the best in the country. Before Bell took over. Oregon State had not won a major dual meet in 15 years. In his first year, his Beaver squad placed 4th in the NCAA meet. His over-all record in dual meet competition is 32-15 and includes three straight wins over Oregon. Last summer. Bell was selected to coach the United States team that faced the USSR. His American team scored the most lopsided win in the history of the meet. His 1962 Cross-Country team won the only National Championship in recent Oregon State athletic history, and became the first west coast school to do so. His runners have produced Oregon State (all OSU track records are held by Bell-coached athletes). Collegiate. American, and World records. Wrestling coach Dale Thomas has delivered 8 Pacific Coast Championships in 9 years at the Beaver helm. In 1961 he was named wrestling Coach Of The Year, and brought the NCAA wrestling championships to Corvallis. At that match, his team placed 4th, the highest finish ever for a West Coast team. To say he has dominated wrestling on the Pacific slope is the understatement of the year. This last season, Thomas lost his first match ever to a West Coast opponent. Thomas coaches aggressive rather than defensive wrestling. In 1964, OSU was the pinningest team in the nation. Coach Thomas' wrestlers have represented Oregon State and the United States at Olympic and Pan-American games, and have won National Collegiate, Free-style, and Greco-Roman championships. 106 «l Oregon State's Morgan Groth (right with USA on jersey) represented his school and nation at the 1964 Olympic games at Tokyo. His track accomplishments including a NCAA championship make him Oregon State’s outstanding athlete of 1964-65. 108 . . . and OSU’s outstanding athlete The greatest height to which an amateur athlete can rise is Olympic competition. Oregon State was represented by one athlete in the 1964 Olympic games at Tokyo: Morgan Groth. Although his Olympic experience was cut short by a tendon injury, his athletic accomplishments in track make him Oregon State’s outstanding athlete. One week before the 800 meter final at Tokyo, Morgan strained his Achilles tendon. Leading in his first heat, the tendon gave out on him and he failed to qualify for the semifinals. Before his heart breaking Olympic experience, Groth won every major track competition he entered, and was OSU's only National Champion in any sport. For the second straight year, he won the NCAA 1500 meter-mile championship. In the process he set a collegiate and NCAA record of 3:40.9, equivalent to a 3:56 mile. At the final Olympic trials, he ran away from all his competitors to win his 800 meter Olympic berth. During the dual meet season, Morgan became Oregon State's first sub-four minute miler. At Compton he ran 3:57.9. During the summer, he ran the second fastest half mile in track history, 1:46.4. His combined mile and 880 times make him the third best middle distance runner ever. Morgan is a two time All-American. He holds Oregon State (mile, 880), Collegiate (1500 meters, 880, 800 meters), NCAA (1500 meters). American (880, 800 meters), and World (2 mile relay) records. No other Oregon State athlete has ever so distinguished himself locally, nationally or internationally. 109 Two of the most pleasant innovations in re-cont Rally history were the Rook Rousers (left), a group of 50 Freshman girls, and The Beaver Ambassador Miss Sharon Lasater (below). Miss Lasater added beauty and spectacular baton performances to the athletic events and was a handsome addition to the OSU sports scene. Rally Sally Mallicoat (left) dons her megaphone in display of game highjinx. Members of this year's Varsity Rally Squad were Front Row, left to right: Sally Mallicoat. Delores Loomis, Kay Crosby, Janet Hall, and MefFie Meyers. The boys were left to right: Tom Wilson, Rally King Bob Varner and Greg Hawkes. The organizing force behind all Rally activities is the Rally Committee. Members of that group are left to right: Joan Foote, Dick Robertson, Judy Wagner. Bob Varner, John Folz, Mike Watkins, Delores Loomis, Carrie Case, and Nancy Rugg. Adding spirit at the Rook contests were front row, left to right: Sharon Lasater, Mary deRock and Joan Foote. Back row, left to right: Patty Wilson. Barbara Asmervig and Kathy Connail. Ill ACADEMICS Man’s capacity to reason separates him from other forms of life. Reason, like the transitive verb, requires an object. This object is knowledge, not for its own sake but because knowledge is the key to an ordered Universe. As man widens his scope of knowledge, he grows individually and collectively through knowledge toward a oneness with his environment. . . controlling order to subdue chaos. 115 Administration Coordinates Academic Activities Left to right. Row 1: Walter F. McCulloch, J. V. Dixon. Lt. Col. Horton I. Fross, Col. John B. Hancock. Milosh Popovich. Kenneth J. Mun-ford. Edmund H. Volkart; Row 2: Wallace E. Gibbs. George W. Gleason. Margaret L. Finckc. William H. Carlson. Fred M. Shideler. Robert W. Chick, Gordon W. Gilkey, Capt. Ralph F. Locke; Row 3: Wilbur T. Cooney. Henry P. Hansen, Lester M. Beals, Dan W. Poling. Charles O. Wilson. The administrative council (above) develops policies governing the academic climate of the university. Its individuals functioning under the generic term administration” work in areas of admissions, counseling, gen- eral student welfare and activities, academic standards, curricula, faculty competence and teaching methods. Such activities advance progress toward the best educational atmosphere possible for the university. 117 President James H. Jensen Mitosh Popovich (above), dean of administration, looks over future plans for campus expansion, one of his responsibilities as chief administrator under the president. Edmund H. Volkart fbe owj, enters second year as dean of faculty. Robert Chick, dean of students, and Helen S. Moor, dean of women, discuss the role of women in the campus community. Dean Chick coordinates the student personnel program while Dean Moor heads the advising of OSU coeds. Communication characterizes the operation of the dean of men's office. Conferences among Dan W.Poling, dean of men; Richard Pahre and Frank Jonasson, assistant deans of men, result in efficient advising for the men at OSU. 120 I HIB3B8a:aas c Van Richards (right), assistant dean of students, and Alice Dalbey, assistant dean of women, act as link between residence halls and the administration. Shakespeare Week, sponsored by Women’s Residence Hall Council, exemplifies the type of programming originating with advice from the Residence Hall Program Office. The responsibility for the financial matters of OSU rests upon G. M. Robertson (below), business manager. W. E. Gibbs (below, right), in the combined office of registrar and director of admissions, sees that the academic records of the entire student body arc maintained and coordinates scholastic counseling. Eva Blackwell is assistant registrar. Graduate School Dean H. P. Hansen The Graduate School program attempts to make the graduate student an integral part of the academic community, and to supplement basic knowledge by channeling acquired facts toward a full understanding of one's field of study. The mass produced graduate begins again to realize the importance of the individual and his own creative thinking. He discovers knowledge, interprets knowledge, and must communicate knowledge. The Graduate School granted its first degree in 1876 and its first Doctor of Philosophy degree in 1933. The school has grown rapidly; the Doctor of Philosophy degree is now given in 75 fields of study; the Masters degree is given in 19 fields. The departments of instruction are in the nine schools: Science. Agriculture. Business and Technology, Education. Engineering, Forestry, Home Economics. Humanities and Social Science, and Pharmacy. Advancement of knowledge through research at Oregon State University is encouraged. Grants supply apparatus, equipment, and certain supplies and wages. Excellent facilities promote advancement of human knowledge and technical and technological service which are the functions of institutions of higher learning. . This under water gravity meter is lowered to the bottom of the ocean and there remotely leveled and read. It is accurate to about one part in ten million of the earth's gravitational pull. Oceanography The research vessel. Vaguina, offers graduate students training and research in Oregon coastal waters. -r V 123 Studying the flavor chemistry of Swiss Cheese is part of the graduate research work of Jim Langler. Food Technology The graduate program permits intensified study involving the chemical, physical, and biological aspects of foods. Zoology This microscope uses electron beams rather than light beams, and is capable of magnifying hundreds of times more than a light microscope. With it one can study the fine structure of cells, even on the molecular level. 125 Forest Products Weighing separated pulp samples aids in determining relative amounts of various size wood fibers in the pulp. The purpose is an attempt to find possible uses for mill waste products. Experimental investigations of mechanical or other physical properties of wood help identify specific uses for it. 126 Microbiology I I I K I t i t i I Transferring a culture of streptococcus lactus. a microbiology graduate student studies the growth factors in the nutrition of microorganisms. 1 127 Dean and Director F. E. Price School of Agriculture Because of ever-increasing technical developments in agriculture, the agriculture curriculum provides as understanding of the sciences: chemistry, botany, entomology. microbiology, zoology, bacteriology. and physics. This includes laboratory and classroom experiences. Fish and game management, animal science, and food science and management. are some of the areas of specialized training that are offered. The graduates of agriculture serve us in agricultural business, agricultural science, and agricultural technology. i I i Extensive machinery aids Food Technology students in laboratory training. A busy student separates the curd and the whey in processing cottage cheese. In the industrial processing of milk and milk products, sanitation and legal standards are closely followed. 129 Topography is an important part of agricultural engineering. Agriculture Executive Council governs School of Agriculture Left to Right, Row 1: Doug Fisher, Ed Macy, Doug Fchrenbacher, Jerry Cannon, B. J. Matzen, Stewart Holmes. Les Stephens, President, Sandy Newell, Gary Wood, Rod Juranek, Perry Johnston, John Holmes, Bill Ahlem, Steve Dickerson, Frank McKay; Row 2: Paul Iwanaga, Leonard Sisson, Tom Zurcher, John Sumner, Advisor, John Farrell. Left to Right, Row 1: Mary Kady, Jody Loop, Laurale Simpson, Lois Hobson, Jed Harms, President, Marge Wheaton, Mary Ainley, Bonnie Kittel, Janot Guild, Linda Pendington; Row 2: Terry Cardwell, Joan Middagh, Nancy Wildor, Marilyn Mchl, Secretary, Charlotte Patterson, Bob Christensen, Vic Suratt, Dick Tempo. Hollis Klot, Advisor, Bob Fodge; Row 3: Rick Nelson, John Morris, Bill Ledbetter, John Van Dyke, Ken Hartbcrg, Mike Weedman, Lee Thomas, Tom Martin, Dick Bradbury, Tim Waller. Rodeo Club young and energetic with common-interest rodeos Alpha Zeta promotes Agriculture Left to Right, Row 1: J. W. Ross. Jerry Cannon. John P. Farrell, Ronald Sloan, Stu Holmes, James Adelman; Row 2: Rod Juranek, In-Hcug Chising, Philip Schneider, Paul Peloquin, Paul McCormick. Jim Love. Gregg Macy; Row 3: Dough Fishan, Ken Chrisman. Nick Ross, Lynn Robinson, B. J. Matzen, Dick Stroud; Row 4: Roger Johnson. Bob Furur, John Rossner, Mervin Pearson, Steve Lambert; Row 5: David Roth, Kelly McGreer. Tom Martin. Preston Pattie, Mike Roberts. Gordon Douthit. Steve Dickerson, Tom Zurcher; Row 6: Chuck Henny, Frank Porfily, David Cruickshank, Hugh Vibbert, Carel Van Loben Sets, Tom Cline, Larry Peterson; Row 7: Dale Anderson, Jerry 8utlor, Allan Smith, Ed Macy, Mel Martin, Doug Fchrenbachcr, Don Rood. Left to Right, Row 1: Norma Evers, Nancy Rugg, Sandy Polampa, Karen Gresham, Karen Jossy; Row 2: Lois Spitze, Georgia Hubbard, Glenn Klein, Dick Van Calcar, Tom Zucher, Jane Elliot, Judy Conner. 4-H interest continued in Mu Beta Beta Campus 4-H Club serves campus and state Left to Right, Row 1: Kay Robinson, Shirley Greco, Sandra Scott. Jane Elliot, Karen Jossy, Nora Mosher, Dick Van Calcar. President, Ann Hall. Tom Zurcher, Sue Symmonds. Frances Winters, Alice Woolfolk, Andrea DeJong; Row 2: William Hoag, Joanne Mouer, Jcanene Harbaugh, Jan Melvin, Esther Torres, Sandra Newell, Judy Jimmerson, Edna Grimes, Lillian Larwood, Cheryl Miller, Sharon Johnson, Karen Tsubota. Glenn Klein; Row 3: Dave Pittock, Mike Elmore. Bob Kuest, Wynn Bell, Curt McCormack, Mike Reid, Dave Gross. Danny Loomis. Russell Gerttula, Charles Collins. Wayne Shull, Brad Telyear. Dean Wimer, Adviser, Leroy Elam. Left to Right, Row 1: Ledland Schweitzer, Myron Shenk, President. Robert Hunter. John Rossner. Lynn Robinson, Joe Ghaffaei, Tom Winters. Roy Nishimoto; Row 2: Warren Kronstad. Walt Mendenhall. R. H. Callihan. Peter Ndiangang, Alan Kraemer, Tom Kirsch. Stan Borders. Ted Wagner. Lewis Koy. Paul Serros, Charloy Thompson. Kigoharu Hori. Clair Hull. Dennis Berkey. Michael Buckovic. Crop Science Club promotes friendship and learning OSU Dairy Club shows cattle, packs cheese, holds field trip Left to Right, Row 1: Carlos Lobo. Wayno Shull. Floyd Bodyfclt, Robert Thomas. Konneth Scppa; Row 2: Sandra McCue. Ron Swan, William Mcssncr, Max Sprenger. I. R. Jones. F. B. Wolberg, G. A. Richardson, J. C. Miller. Merle A. Peters. Orhan Alpan. Left to right, Row 1: Joel Jakabosky, John Gill, Brent Forsberg. Ron Friesz, Stu Clark, Don McMullen, Leonard Sisson, Carl Yanagawa. Jim Phelps. David Lanawall; Row 2: Malcomb Stickley, Joy Watson, Steve Palmateer, Les Amick, Dan Foster, Robert Scott, Don Bennett, Wayne Clark, Larry Kloin, Curt LaVelle, Theodore Will, Gary Plisha, Dean Converse, Jerry Mires. Jerry Grover. Fin and Antler holds trap shoot and hears guest speakers for interested hunters and fishermen Left to right, Row 1: Ralph Opp. Marshall Danby, Ron Sloan, Jim Smith. Bill Barass, Victor Coggins. Phil Sputnik, Marshall Escola, Phil Lohrenz; Row 2: Curt Funk, Bill Leininger, Allan K. Smith, Phillip W. Schneider, George Putnam. Mike Schlogol. Sandy Folliard. Dale Ransdell. Don Swartz. Tom Morse. Paul Iwanaga. John Clouse, B. J. Matzon. Left to right, Row 1: Mrs. Lois Sather, Peggy Wood. Marshall Adams. Charles Herrick, Russell Eichner, Laura Moore. Mary Taggert. Leadell Steinka. Linda Miller, Gail Miller, Alice Williams, Tery Putnam, Carl Sandquist, Peter Larson, Doug McKay. Dick Chung; Row 2: Dr. Clifford Samuels. Larry Bliven. Richard Steinfield, Catherine Vaughan. Charles Perkins. Caroll Combs, Nicholas Ross.Kwang Chough. James Lobben, Douglass Sasseen, Jerry Sloan, Gary Kakishita, Richard Hodges; Row 3: John Knapp, Don Withycombe, Max Sprenger, Wilhelm Lupke, Mr. Curtis Wilder, Stephen Taylor, David Gross, Gary Chambers, John Farrell, Glen Galusha, Steven Maley. David Berman, Gordon Douthit, Norm Smith, Joe Reder. Food Tech Club financed by cider project i Farm Economics Club explores economics of agriculture Left to right, Row 1: Suphan Tosunthorn, John Holmes, Jim Willett, Kamol Srinives, Van Decker, Stewart Holmes Row 2: Art Durartc, John Nunamaker, Howard Gilbert, William Wolfo, Kenneth Chrisman, James Hudson; Row 3; Tcerawit Koonsap, Richard Anderson, David Stadelman, James Dorran, Robert Riches, Stanky Yost; Row 4: Ivan Elam, Wilmer Fischer, Nick Livermore, Richard Johnson, Jim Wells. Left to right, Row 1: Russ Bowman, Ralph Anderegg, Jay Dee Anderson, Gary Wood, Preston Pattie, Rod Juranek; Row 2: Advisor Phil Davies, Jeff Jueneman, Norm Fairchild. Bob Lewis, Hugh Vibbert, Donn Lewis, Ralph Netter, Dallas Craig, Dale Parrish, Bill Krueger; Row 3: Norm Homshorn, Jim Adelman, Bob Burris. Richard Colo, Larry Martin. Gary Cruickshank. l Collegiate Future Farmers promotes agricultural teachers Horticulture Club enjoys lectures, films and guest speakers Left to right, Row 1: Ann Klinger. Barbara Land; Row 2: Jack Reich, Kai Jon Sjoblom; Row 3: Bob Vatcher, William Wahlert; Row 4: Jim Love. Dick Fery; Row 5: David Clark. Gary Whiteaker; Row 6: S. E. Wadsworth. i Left to right, Row 1: Don Kauffman, Steve Dickerson, Dick Tipton; Row 2: Grant Beauchamp, Frank McKay; Row3: Mahfooz Mahammed, Ed Macy, Tom Cline; Row 4: Or. Dawson, advisor; Ahang Kowsar, Ron Wallace, Allen Gerig. OSU Soils Club provides student opportunities Withycombe Club acquaints students with animal science Left to right, Row I: Dr. $. H. Wu, advisor; Annette Beymer, Van Decker, president; Earl Bowen; Row 2: Judy Reed, Lois Carnes, Owen Faxon. Bob Carrico; Row 3: Steve Davis, B. J. Matzen, Larry Peterson, Terry Dugan; Row 4: Ron Jones, Terry Cardwell, Lunn Trupp. Mike Tompson; Row 5: Dick Temple, Nels Olsson, Fred Dickhouse, Dr. J. E. Oldfield, advisor. 137 Dean Clifford E. Maser School of Business and Technology The School of Business and Technology falls into three departments: Business Education, Business Administration, and Secretarial Science. Its objective is to help prepare and produce efficient, skilled personnel to accept responsible membership and leadership in our tree democratic society. Increasing numbers of students, in addition to work in their original major field. have been completing the requirements in business administration. This will prove to be of great value in meeting the demands of our society. In the Oregon State University School of Business, students learn how to meet the challenges and demands of modern business. Through internship programs, lectures, and field trips, they learn to manage the complex tools of business. Both theory and practice are part of the curriculum of beginning typing. A business education major practices after hours on the bookkeeping machine. 139 In office procedure, the most efficient methods are modern office appliances. USCd in f in9- nced dictation' transcripts, reports and Feb.lUZU AAA Pancake BriakfaST A business major ponders over notices of job interviews on the bulletin board. 140 Left to Right, Row 1: Teddic Toedtemeier. Jay Ditto, Karen Davis, Rosemary Janvrin, Veda Williams. Diane Pantenburg, Jill Woll, Judy McIntyre, Barbara Huntington, Jenine Timmerman, Mrs. Dorothy Hazel, Margaret Engelhardt; Row 2: Carol Lindley, Gail Porter, Sue Dill. Judy Stadheim, Loretta Kriens, Cheryl Taylor, Carol Holst. Marcia Dee Kiser, Mary Jayne Fisk, Janie Wittkopf, Carol Foster; Row 3: Marsha Anderson, Adele Kleger, Joan Batchcldcr, Sally Hackett, Peggy Williams. Janet Snippen, Diane Frischknccht. Diane Forde, Ellon Bcnecke, Patricia L. Malone; Row 4: Judie Fletcher, Jancll Weaver, Vicki Jubitz, Pat Prichard. Alice Marx, Marilyn Rudonick, Carol Erickson, Sue Larson. Phi Chi Theta promotes business women Beta Alpha Psi encourages professional achievement Seated, Left to Right, Row 1: Robert Snyder. Rosemary Janvrin, Robert Zahary, Wilton Mahafley; Row 2: Joyce Rogers, Karen Davis' Robert Mathers. Alan Richardson, John Hannaford, Gordon Lowell. Merlin Holmoros; Row 3: Mr. D. Bourgue. Alice Marx, Charles Mosher. Dean Stuck, Don Leuellen, Gilbert Miller, James Findley. Dean F. R. Zeran School of Education To educate the educator—this is the purpose of the School of Education. It must enable an individual to utilize the materials and assets at his disposal to share his knowledge. For the teacher must be the link between the students' mind and the entire world of learning and experience. The School of Education at Oregon State University is oriented toward this responsibility of the teacher. Training in method, emphasis on a chosen Field, and a period of full time teaching establishes the means by which the teacher can make knowledge come alive before those who seek it. The school offers undergraduate and graduate work in elementary and secondary education, graduate work in higher education, and instruction in guidance and personnel work. The students undergo a program of continuous evaluation before they are granted permission to take professional courses leading to teaching credentials; evidence of speech clarity, and other academic, professional, personal, and social qualitiesare required. 142 f Learning begins with the educator. Observation and participation in the nursery school enable students to watch the behavior and development of small children. Using objects familiar to them, crayons, pencils, and paper, childron can express what they have learned. 143 Instructors join the children in their activities. Leslie Buckhorn lends a helping hand to a nursery school child. Students learn through experience at the Oregon State Nursery School. Left to Right, Margery Blair. Judith Harle, Laura Bender. Susan Dill. Carmen Phelps. Joyce Van Loh, William Fromherz, Dr. Carl Wallen, advisor. Education majors honored by Kappa Delta Pi Kappa Pi stimulates art interest Left to Right, Row 1: Alan Munro. Karen Peterson. Joyce Stockstill. Jan Petterson, Jean Wilkerson; Row 2: Karen McAlvage. Kay Worthington. Karen Larson, Jane Merrill. Enid Molton. Dean G. W. Glecson School of Engineering Engineering is known as an applied science. Scientific knowledge and principles are applied to the design and operation of machines, to the selection of materials, and to the use of men, money, and energy. The School of Engineering has numerous departments. All freshmen are enrolled in a common freshman year, after which they branch off into departments of agricultural, chemical, civil. electrical, general, industrial, or mechanical engineering. Engineering physics and production technology also enroll many students. The need for engineers and technically trained people is acute and graduates find numerous job opportunities since there is a continual demand for personnel trained in design, research, and development. 146 Assistant Professor labaun watches as two students perform static bending on a wood clear specimen. At home in the lab, the engineer is familiar with instruments and the formulas that put them to use. The Production Technology Department is the proud owner of a new numerically controlled drilling machine. Tape controlled machine tools is just one area of now processes and techniques by which manufacturing capacities and capabilities have been expanded. An engrossed student machines a production part on a turret lathe. Engineering Student Council Coordinates Engineering Activities Left to Right, Mike Dennis, David Voit, Gary Morris, Ron Palmer. Dennis Fritz, Tom Spence, Chap Stranahan, Ken Wise, Bruce Charles, Neal Van Devender, Bill McCormack, John Steward. Jim Stover. Doug Hay. Left to Right, Row 1: Stan Kirk, Paul Willison. Bob Sims, Jim McElroy, Boris Pavelka, Courtney Lantz, Professor Tatom, Advisor; Row 2: Dick Johnson, Larry Zimmerman, Bruce Meland. President, Ralph Sallee, Dick Fuller, Maux Barnes, Professor Lowry, Larry Mendenhall, George Adotevi American Meteorological Society hears speaker American Institute of Chemical Engineers Left to Right, Row 1: Frank Ott. Peter Ahuna, Abdul Dada, Michael Payne. Dick Sleeter. James King, James Berg, Alan Alvord; Row 2: Mike Mckechnie, Mike Wilson, Gary Sump, John Cramer, George Brown, Dennis Aalfs, Bill Yocum. Ken Svoboda. David Voit, Ken Burdick. Left to Right, Row 1: Neal Van Devender, Dave Van de Pol, Walt Langlitz, unidentified. Mike Dennis. Bill Sisson, George Allison. Bill Burke; Row 2: Allen Ferguson, Vern Hirsh, Justin Okada. Dave Newbern, Dick Okada, Chris Sorenson, Soiel Shorab, Charles Culver, Lee-Sen Ting. Tau Beta Pi—Sigma Tau honor outstanding engineering students Left to Right, Row 1: Chapman A. Stranahan, Bruce D. Charles, Peter Ahuna. Merle Jager, Richard M. Sisson. Gary Sump, Neal VanDevner, William J. Burke, Kenneth R. Wise, Robert W. Bailey: Row 2: David Newbern, Jim Lombard, Walter L. Langlitz, Richard Bradley. Thomas J. Spence. Justin Okada. Robert Sanders. Richard L. Okino, Andris Karlbergs, Don Bishop; • Row 3: Ronald C. Menke. Gilbert W. Holzmeyer, Charley A. Culver, William A. Mittelstadt, Jerry Halladay, Edwin J. Stastny, Bill Sisson, Lee-Sen Ting. Left to Right, Row 1: William J. Forrest, Douglas Fisher. Jerry Cannon. Doug Fehrenbacher. Doug Hay, Chuck Arrera. Bob Adelman; Row 2: Dean E. Booster, Advisor, Paul Thorne. Glen Brady. Charlie Waterman, Arthur Amberg, David Cruickshank. Jerry Chapin, John Benninghovon, Gary Matsumura, John Sumner, Advisor; Row 3: Willis Mecuwsen. Stephen Proebstel, John Nibler, Gary Thomas, Mel Martin. David Earhart, Bern Hewes. Agricultural Engineers attend field trips in local area Mechanical Engineers study actual professional problems Left to Right, Row 1: Kenneth R. Wise. Duane Schroeder, Michael Cutting. R. S. Crews. Peter Spalding, Norman Kumura. David Van de Pol, Henry Lau; Row 2: Gordon Ching. Bill Ward. Joe Thaler, Merle Jager. Keith Miller, Paul Willhite, William Jasper. Arlie Lenhardt. Neal Van Devendor; Row 3: Claude Hough, Chris Sorenson, Roger Barber, Jim Moss. Gilbert Holzmeycr, Roy Uemura. Left to right, Row 1: David Kilman, Marvin Idene, Ronald Gookin. Robert Havig, Robert Sonoda. David Smathers, Robert Mihara, John Ashimine, Fred Wood, Robort Mundell. Steve Senders. Row 2: Melvyn Land, Fred Vescelus, Willis Stewert, William Bean, Ronald Lum, Sherman Leung, Charles Jarvie, Lawrence Glidden. Robert Railey; Row 3: Allen Fergeson, Chapman Stranahan, William Mittelstadt, Curtis Lantz, Michael Dailey, David Wood. Soheil Sorab, Roger Grace, David Moore, Fred Marsh, John Riner, Doug Huey, Jerry Smith, Ron Archer. Bill Boll; Row 4: Mike Dungan, Andris Karlsbergs. Mike Lossner, Mike Temple. Doug Jolley, Tom Schneider, Glen Tabor, Don Badloy, Bill Scott, Fred Ellis. Larry Bellinger. Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers advance the theory and practice of electrical engineering Left to right, Row 1: Jeff Anhorn, Henry Lorenzen, Richard Furrer, Don Bishop. Tom Spence. Richard Hay. Phil Choong, Glenn Takahashi, Henry Peterson; Row 2: Bill Miller, Vasilios Papakonstantinow, Mike Hirakami, Ron Nishida, Gordon Isomura, John McCormack, Brett Austin, George Ghiones, Brok Tucker, Bob Mitchell; Row 3: Bob Tice. Tom Noguchi, Justin Okada, Bob Rothschild, Richard Bradloy, James Wallace. Gary Ching, Freidoun Alagheband. Dough Smathers. Brian Hanneman, Bill Markwart, Richard Icenhower, Daniel Blatt-man, Jason Baese; Row 4: Ralph Clark, Tim Minor. Richard Cresap. Dale Handy, Edwin Stastny, Allen Peterson, Charles Culber, Hugh Hayashi, Roger Wong, Alfred Pattison. Jimmy McCall. Bob Nicholas. Bruce Hamilton, Tom Schncidor; Row 5: Gerald Walls, Warren Munson, Don Lamm. William Sisson, Henry Ng. John Turner, Chris Hadley, Dennis Spore, Phil Anderson, Dave Newbern, George Ma-routsos, Richard Okino, Daniel Rohrbach, Mike Dungan, Andrik Karlbergs, Don Amort, Russell Pinho. Standing, Left to Right. Row 1: Dick Okino. Douglas Smathers. Ron Palmer. Ed Stastny, Allen Fergeson; Row 2: George Allison, Fred Alagheband. Soheil Sohrab, Andris Karlbergs, Richard Bradley. Richard Fuller, Justin Okada, Henry Lorenzen, Sherry Smith. Dave Smather, Don Bishop. Dave Newbern. Rod Boucher, Lee Ting. Chap Stranahan, Tom Spence. Henry Ng; Row 3: Bill Stubkjaer, Jeff Anhorn, Bruce Hamilton, Doug Huey, Richard Hay, William Sisson. Robert Bailey. Donald Lamm, Richard Cresap. Eta Kappa Nu includes outstanding electrical engineers Society of Automotive Engineers contacts students with professionals Left to Right: Harrison Sigworth, David Studley. Walter Harvey. Donald Books. Kenneth McGinnis. Advisor. Prof. J.G. Mingle, Abraham Areeckal. Richard Hassel. Chairman. Bruce Clifton, Chris Sorenson. Norwood Sisson. David West. Davd Sala. John Snyder. Wade Miller. Fred Opp. Bob Rossman, Eric Strom, David Brenchely, Michael McGuire. Tim Wusz. James Odoms, Richard Madsen. Richard Reid, Chester Hodgkins. Left to Right, Row 1: Alan Fischbach, William Ochs, James Emery, Ivan Brown, Jon Vondcrhcit, David Kutter; Row 2: Bob Buckley, Bill Wallace. Joe DeJager, Steve Olson. Harold Carlson. Kurt Schmidt; Row 3: S. Walker, Gary Morris. R. Olsen, K. Boge, W. H. Haggard; Row 4: Guy Swanson. Dave DeMerritt, Prof. Sheely. Advisor, Edward Riesland; Row 5: Dick Kaufman, Bob Sendelbach. Industrial Engineers take trip to Bay Area Am. Society of Tool Manufacturing Engineers Tool Manufacturing Engineers stress technical program Left to Right, Row 1: Parley Merrill, Dr. James Riggs, Advisor; Gary Meade. Jim Stever, Fred Bartel. Larry White, Dick Walford. Michael Joscphson, Scott Ledgerwood; Row 2: Jim Williams, Don McCurdy. Gunnar Hagen, Stuart Mcrlich, Mike Frahlcr. Gunnar Staernes, Dennis Griffin, William Engesser; Row 3: John Bracher, Wayne Metzgar. Jim Shinn. Tom Ped, Jim Smith, Edward Bartel. Robert Butler, Clyde Saylor, Pat Gordinier. Left to right, Row 1: John Steward, Harold Jensen. Richard Nored, Patrick Kelly, William Russell, Kirk Bauske, Nozam Marachi, Edward Lengacher, Dean Behse; Row 2: Don Allison, Walt Langlitz, Jim Clarke, Jerry Burger, Carl Tebbens, Gary McKinney. Vern Hirsch; Row 3: Quincy Miller, John Scofield, R. Stoll, Neil Peterson, Paul Eklund, Len Bagger, Rick Kuchn, Jim Butler; Row 4: R. J. Schultz, advisor; Neil Hosea, David Haisten, Donald Millor, Robert Chapman, Per Baardsen, Gary Polvi, Don McHarness. American Society of Civil Engineers strives for higher professional interest Left to right, Row 1: Gary Parks, Terry Sasser, David Barhekoff, Tom Pagh; Row 2: Wayne Gabel, William Muir, Earl Gjeldo; Row 3: Paul Treman, Mike Smith, John Summersett, Dean Nulton; Row 4: James Oehler, William Pease, Richard Smith; Row 5: Michael Mason. Bruce Partridge, William James. Dean W. F. McCulloch School of Forestry Forestry, one of the greatest industries in Oregon, is important nationally, and is of major significance in other Western states. There is a strong, continual demand for foresters in this region. Students specialize in one of three areas: Forest Engineering, Forest Management, and Forest Products. They learn to manage the basic forest values, water, wood, wildlife, recreation, and forage. The school arranges seasonal employment and operates a graduate placement service. Graduates are employed in establishing. maintaining and harvesting forest crops; in product development, processing, and marketing; in teaching; and in research. 156 -.t Weighing soil enables forestry students to classify the soil in relation to forest type and rate of forest growth. This microscope camera enables forestry students to take unusual pictures of minute objects. Public land survey is part of the basic curriculum of forest engineering. McDonald Forest is available for research and demonstration as well as instruction for forestry students. A truck fleet takes students daily to nearby school forests for field instruction. 158 r i Left to Right, Row 1: Allan Amoth. Doug Pleifler. Ron Brandt. John McGhehey, Dennis Pope. Dale Stonnott. Bill Sager, Dick Yunker, Steve Schmokel; Row 2: Dave Scott. Steve de Keijzer, Douglas Coyle, James Pierce. Thomas Turpin. Forestry Executive Council sponsors lively activities Forestry men honored by Xi Sigma Pi Standing, Left to Right, Row 1: Bob Ragon, Frank Grevlich. Steve Schomokel, Al Defier; Row 2: Mike Cooley. Al Amoth. John McGhehey. Ken Ncisz; Row 3: Ted Erickson, John Warning. I Dean Margaret L. Fincke School of Home Economics The School of Home Economics has long been a part of Oregon State University, and was the first to be established in the west. Students in Home Economics can apply the principles they have learned in the classroom, by working in the residence halls and dining services, by observing children in nursery schools, and by living in home management houses. All Home Economics students take some work in each of the three basic areas, which will qualify them for an occupation almost anywhere in the world. Just as dynamic changes in living have taken place, so has the School of Home Economics prospered. Students are looking forward to a new family life center, which is still in the planning stage. Besides providing a new home management house, many other educational facilities will be included in this center. Because of many changes and improvements that have taken place, the School of Home Economics at Oregon State University has become renowned throughout the world. Mary Lou Loomis inspects fabric that she has removed from the fadeometer, which tests the amount of fading in fabrics. The light in the fadeometer is comparable to sunlight at noon, and fifty hours inside of it is equal to a season of sunlight. A graduate student in foods and nutrition studies, using the experimental approach. Students in beginning clothing construction learn the principles of selection, construction and fitting of garments. In flat pattern designing and draping, Suzy Ducc utilizes practical application in making her wedding dross. Pattern alteration and fitting are part of sophomore clothing construction, which emphasizes organization, management and creativity in construction of garments. Home Ec Club aids foreign students Left to right around the table: Beverly Schild. Nancy Hendricks, Janet Hatch, Katen Robberson, Marjorie Sawyer, Karen Jamison, Jody Jaross, Barbara White. Mrs. Winnefred Fulmer, Barbara Montag, Tamara Young, Jane Odell, Sue Hanson. School of Humanities and Social Science The School of Humanities and Social Science offers the student a broad liberal arts education. The school has two major divisions: Social Science and Humanities. Humanities are those fields of knowledge dealing with the intellectual enrichment of man. They include art. architecture. English, journalism, speech, modern languages, and philosophy. The Social Sciences deal with man and his social relationships. and include economics, ge- ography, history, political science, sociology. and psychology. The outlook for the four-year-old school is bright, as approval of an English departmental major and other curriculum broadening proposals were approved by the State Board of Higher Education. 164 165 Stone carving occupies the afternoon of two Humanities majors. Outstanding band members in Kappa Kappa Psi Seated, Left to Right: Charles Wilson, David Stauffer. Larry Bicrmar; Row 2: Dwight Catherwood. Paul Ely, Jolma Lonnie. Don Eright, Bill Rasmussen, Jack Waibel, Mike Wilson, Gregory Horn. Alan Roehl, Jim Jackson, Richard Uren, Eugene Inskeep. Bruce Shaull, Creech Clayton, Golondzinier, Ellis Mason. John Folz, Bob Kucst, Larry Rader. Outstanding Teachers of 1964 Friendliness and helpfulness characterize the spirit that Darwin Reese, associate professor of chemistry, uses in his approach to students. He feels enthusiasm for the subject is an important factor in helping students. If the teacher likes his subject so much that the feeling is catching among the students, then a student will learn more. Reese has been Blue Key and Alpha Phi Omega advisor. He has worked with the Student Life and the Student Conduct Committee on campus. Besides these activities, he is currently building his own home, doing all the work himself. H. Darwin Reese Robert F. Doerge is chairman of the department of pharmaceutical chemistry. He approaches his students with the idea that his course presents valuable professional information which he hopes will aid the students’ career in pharmacy. Before coming to OSU, Doerge worked for Smith. Kline, and French, a pharmaceutical manufacturing firm, doing research on tranquilizers. The reason he returned to teaching was mainly the attractiveness of the profession. Robert F. Doerge 167 HHHV . Hi • . j Left to Right, Row 1: Carol Fuller. Linda Schofl. Marlene. Fraley. Allyne Bloch. Shirley Timian, Terry Putnam; Row 2: Carlton Olson, Esther RcinecKe. Alice Goctzingcr, Verna Suhrbicr, Joan Suhrbier, George Putnam. Bruce Boldenow. Row 3: Vicar Claude Baker, president. Dwight Eggers, Wayne Fischer. Gary Buchfink, Roger Wissman. Duane Muesler. Gamma Delta—Association of Lutheran students Christian Student Organization Left to Right, Row 1: Marion Lang. Connie Ford. Linda McMahan. Kaye Kingen, Carol Reeder; Row 2: Gene Olson. Lake Hennig, Jerry Ehlers, Gordon Dromgoole. Gary Gilman, Dill Olson; Row 3: Phil Calef. Larry Brandt. Larry Glenn, Roy Klein. Bob Higgins, Owen Faxon. Left to Right. Row 1: Pauline Okazaki, Lucy Schmidt, Kathryn Van Fossan, Barbara Chapman; Row 2: Emery Ooug. John Sprowls. Don Hadley. Bob Callihan, Denny Anderson; Not present: Lillie Sprowls. president; Lois Redman, Kay Winthor, Robert Pyles. Jim Jess. Baptist Student Union links church and university Christian Science Club Left to Right. Row 1: Bob Glaeser, Marv Matheny, David Newbern, Mrs. Frank Parks, advisor. Thea Pichette, David Clark; Row 2: Margaret Lomax. Patricia Harlan, Lisa Bookbinder. Anne Buchholz, Sharon Springer. Susan Grant. Jeri Steele, Pat Jones. Penny Duffield; Row 3: Rick Peerboom, Alan Mohr. Bill Macy. Richard Lyons. Gordon Pierce. Ron Kenyon, Susan Douglas. Left to Right, Row 1: Tom Cole. Alan Werner. Alan Carrington. Tom Ness, Ken Carmical. Bill Vermeere, Duane Sinclair; Row 2: Lciand Schlcnker. George Grilley, Henry Zinn. Doug Crow. H. D. Reese, advisor. Alpha Phi Omega continues scouting interest Alpha Delta Sigma increases interest in advertising Left to Right, Row 1: Dave Wood, Francis Kenyon, Malcolm Eslinger; Row 2: Larry Thorpe. John Salzer, ?. Bill Davisson; Row 3: Jud Blakely. Stewart Holmes, Cliff Demster. Jim Adleman; Row 4: (sitting) Rich Hanson, (standing) John Sheller. John Watkinson, Jerry Mason, Don Stastny, Scott Thompson, Mike Dennis. Left to Right, Seated: Thurston Dolor, Stewart Holmes. Alice Wallace. Thomas Gallagher; Standing: John Keltner, Harold Livingston, Emory Hildebrandt, Carlyn Winger, Robert Phillips. Delta Sigma Rho-Tau Kappa Alpha Euterpe seeks musical ability Left to Right, Row 1: Ruth Ann Young. Janete Jordan, Ardis Blevins, Joanne Plowhead, Ingrid Isaksen. Pamela Prinsen; Row 2: Mrs. Odelia J. Wilson, advisor. Mary Lee Scoville, Linda Kawamoto, Judyann Bushnell. Marcia Truax, Janet Hall, Cheryl Porter; Row 3: Evangeline Walter, Carole Clark. Susan Tubach, Rachel Sato. Julianne Yoakley, Farol Peterson, Karen Meeker. Left to Right, Row 1: Dave Haisten, Alan Kalar.Larry Branson.George Bent;Row 2: La Ray Harmon. Carol Foster, Chloe Holland.Ardie Ebeling, Kathy Benedict: Row 3: Ross Haberlach, Laura McWilliams. Alice Nixon. Carolyn Graham, Kathy Nixon. i “The play’s the thing.” Left to Right, Row 1: Carol Foster. Laura McWilliams. Alice Nixon; Row 2: Kathy Nixon, Chloe Holland. Carolyn Graham; Row 3: Dave Haisted. LaRay Harmon. Larry Branson. 172 Seated, Left to Right, Row 1: Mary Poucher, Sue Addicott, Sue Gore, Betty Ingram; Row 2: Alice Pitnoy, Sharon Bond, Janete WilHord, Mrs. Norma Soibortson, Evelyn Oveson, Sharon Montgomery. Journalistic talents in Theta Sigma Phi Sigma Delta Chi honors journalists Seated, Left to Right, Row 1: John Scheller, Bob Moore, John Salzcr, Fred Zwahlen, Scott Thompson; Row 2: Rad Dewey, Rich Hansen, unidentified, Rod Commons. Dean Charles 0. Wilson School of Pharmacy The School of Pharmacy was first established in 1908 and since 1925 has occupied the Pharmacy Building, which was designed and constructed specifically for pharmaceutical education. The School is a member of the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy and is fully accredited by the American Council on Pharmaceutical Education. The undergraduate program is designed to lead to a Bachelor of Science degree, but the Bachelor of Arts is available to those who meet the requirements in Humanities and Social Science and foreign language. Graduate and doctoral degrees are offered in the departments of pharmaceutical chemistry, pharmaceutical science, pharmacognosy, pharmacology and pharmacy administration. The School of Pharmacy is designed to give the student a sound general education and knowledge applicable to improvement of public health and welfare. It aims to train and provide a background for both pharmaceutical competence and cultured responsible citizenship. 174 175 -T A student works to prepare certain organic chemicals in order to test their physiological actions. Calculation of dosages is included in the basic training of pharmacy students. An organic chemistry student ponders over a roaction that she must classify. Rho Chi recognizes outstanding pharmacy students Left to Right, Row 1: Charlotte Loring. Heather Loomis, Linda Faxon, Sheri Duvall. Diana Bickford: Row 2: Dave Bystrom. Larry Morgan. John Faux. Francis Kenyan, Gerald Hutchison, Richard Day. 177 Left to Right. Row 1: Richard Reisenhuber, Ben Dodge. L. R. Oliver. Fred Corbin. Wayne Wilkinson. Dan Cooke, Michael Douglas, Gerald Rood; Row 2: Nolan Hasegawa, Frank Beickel. John Dayton. Joe McCann. Ray Gee, Michael Calaba, Richard Cancilla. K. C. Siu. Gerald Hutchison. Phil Hamblin. Dean Frischknecht: Row 3: Jim Junker, Pete Zodtner, Ed Searcy, Bill Rogers. Curtiss Petersen, Bob Harrel. Bing Mah, Kat Murano. Bill Johnson, John Brady. Allen Hall. Bill Wilson, Ron Noble. Jim Thielkc. Frank Stromquist; Row 4: Emil Evensen, Dave Heitz, Jim Waltz. Doug Provan, Ron Sedgwick, Dick Day, Leroy Roberts. Don Loomis, Jim Mutch, Ted Patchin, Bill Carson, Bill Milne, Bob Olson. Kappa Psi initiates pharmacy students Lambda Kappa Sigma stimulates pharmacy interest Left to Right, Row 1: Caryl Sciuchetti, Georgians Chang, Paulino Okazaki, Kay Sonnenberg. Janice Byrne; Row 2: Carolyn White, Roberta Moore, Diana Bickford, Sheri Duvall. Margaret Davis; Row 3: Anne Hovee. Karon Bothne, Marilyn Lovenridgo. Left to Right, Row 1: Jerry Congdon, Roberta Moore. Fan Connolly. Pam Ting. Roger Nelson. Charles Beickl, Dr. Schultz. Advisor, Dave Heitz, President. Sue Kramer. Nancy Young, Kathy Peterson, Karen Bothne. Marilyn Lovenridge. Anne Hovee, Margaret Irvin; Row 2: Tom Irvin. Nick Mocklem. Ben Dodge, Ed Searcy. John Dayton, Daniel Cooko, Carolyn White. Margaret Davis. Ted Patchin, Rich Riesenhuber, Bob Oliver, Tom Milne, Harold Stoll. Rusty Rhoades. Gary McBride; Row 3: George Schenk, Fred Corbin, Jerry McCaman, Ben Faus, Jim Henderson, Ed Marshall. Dave Maloney, Allen Hamncr. Noel Lyons. Raymond Gee. Bill Spahr, Paul Knerr, John Armes, Dennis Steindorf, William Carson; Row 4: Kat Murano, George Parksion, Carl Kelly, Steve Williams. Robert Ingram, Ron Noble, Young Chin. Ron Sedgwick, Winston Quok, Mike Vitek, Rich Cancilla, Jim Mutch, Larry Kampfer. George Lum, Dwight Matson. George Graves, Paul Boxer, Wayne Wilkinson, Bill Wilson. Oregon American Pharmaceutical Assn, sponsors campus diabetes center Lamplighters—future nurses engage in community service Left to Right,Row 1: Dixie Williams, Judy Beecrolt, Diane Kennel. Barbara Birkomeicr, Dotty Adkisson, Tia Plymp-ton, Bev Schmidgall. Bev Kropp. Dorothy Dctering; Row 2: Rosemary Porter, Lilli Lard, Linda Simon, Darlene Horn, Roberta Randall, Kay Oliver, Pam Mortin, Karen Engle, Carol Ellingson; Row 3: Jan McCurdy, Carolyn Miller, Linda Williams, Susan Head. Edie Eckerman, Kathy Lefller, Kathie Yarnell, Dianne Carter. Doan Vernon H. Cheldelin School of Science The School of Science is the center of scientific learning in Oregon and maintains highest criterion in regard to scientific education. The school includes liberal arts in its curriculum to provide the student with a broader education. The honors program in the school seeks to enrich educational opportunities for the more able student and to recognize scholarly achievements. The School maintains divisions of general science, predental and dental hygiene, pre-medical, pre-veterinary, pre-nursing, and medical technology. The school also offers an outstanding program of research. 180 Concentration and patience are two virtues well attributed to the scientist. Pi Mu Epsilon honors math students Left to right, Row 1: Mike Adams, Alan Bates, Sandy Lewis, Jamie Reudink, Terry Heinrich; Row 2: John Telcher, Gary Johnson; Row 3: unidentified, O. David O'Keefe; Row 4: Jim McGill, Paul Wright, John Sheller. 181 ROTC plays its role in protecting our national security Oregon State offers a four year officer training program leading to a commission in the Navy, Army, Air Force, or Marine Corps. This voluntary program consists of two years basic training and two years advanced training. Navy ROTC offers two programs to the pros-spective midshipman. The regular student receives a four-year, full tuition scholarship and a commission as ensign, USN, or second lieutenant, USMC; he is required to make three summer cruises between each school year. The contract student participates in one summer cruise between his junior and senior year and receives a commission as ensign, USNR, or second lieutenant, USMCR. Midshipmen are offered such extra-curricular activities as drill team, glee club, drum and bugle corps and color guard. Army ROTC offers a commission as a second lieutenant in any one of four combat branches. A new facet of cadet training introduced this year is an organization designated as McAlex-ander's Guard, and designed to provide cadets with advanced training in leadership and military tactics. Cadets in McAlexander's Guard tackle field problems, participate in combat techniques exercises, and witness practical demonstrations. McAlexander's Guard sponsors the Army ROTC drill team and the Raider detachment. Also newly organized this year is the Women’s Army Sponsor Corps, an honorary service group organized to sponsor the army. Students enrolled in Air Force ROTC enter into flight school or research as second lieutenants upon graduation. The Air Force boasts its Silver Wings drill team, last year's Mother's Weekend drill team competition winners. Also sponsored by the Air Force unit is the Arnold Air Society, a national Air Force ROTC honorary. The Oregon State squadron is called the Nathan F. Twining Squadron. It is open to selected cadets enrolled in the advanced AFROTC program, and it sponsors the local Angel Flight Squadron. The purpose of the Nathan F. Twining Squadron is to advance and promote interest in the Air Force and the AFROTC program. 182 Scabbard and Blade helps to boost interest in ROTC Left to Right, Row 1:Claude Hough, John Miller, Duane Mahony, Stove Lambert; Row 2: Gerry Mahony, Jim Williamson, Dewitt Blamcr, Barry Scott, Rod Schaer; Row 3: David Ells. Ken Sandstrom, Clinton Sti-ger, John Glaisyer, Phil Lamberson; Row 4: Pete Lossner, Jerry Cam-mill, Bob Barnum, Ron Knecht, Larry Bliss; Row 5: Dave Knowlton, Bob Shrum, Jim Miller, Richard Wilmot, Al Osborn; Row 6: Bob Nelson, Jim Badcy, John Watkin-son, Stan Souvenir, Gene Olson; Row 7: Jim McCormack. Allen Richardson, Roy Hart, Jay Hansen, John Packard; Row 8: Jim Kahl, John Tanner, Blair Blacker, Kevin Mihata; Row 9: Ron Kenyon, Alfred Waltz, Joe Person, Jerry Millard; Row 10: Ira Burnett, Daniel Johnson, John Planner, Allan Struthers, William Kinkade; Row 11: Major H. D. Burtchett, Lt. J. A. Schreken-gaust, Jerry Alexander, Harlan Sager. 183 Air Force ROTC Air Force plays an important part in preparing future pilots Left: Barry Scott is shown with his instructor after his first solo flight under the flight indoctrination program offered by the AFROTC. Silver Wings drill team stresses military precision Left to Right, Row 1: John Miller, Ken Endicott, Frank Rudolph, Bill Sonnonbcrg, Ron Ward. Jim Folz, Phil White, Bob Strong; Row 2: Al Struthers, Bill Rush, Larry Folston, Tom Newman, Barry Scott, Ron Stillinger, Bill Kinkade, Jim Miller, John Glaisyor; Row 3: Terry Millard, Bruce Zoiler, Charles Otto, Patrick Kahl, Kenneth Harris. Dennis Hedden, Harvey Hetfeld, Joseph Browning. 184 Angel Flight lends a colorful atmosphere to Air Force Activities Left to Right, Row 1: Phil Martin, liaison; Robin Holmes, Linda Reynolds, Georgiana Reeh, Carol Jacobsen, Janie Gaumer, Nancy Wilson, Linda Highland, Brenda Schmitz, Kathey Keithley, Wendy Minor, Pam Brown, Mickey Hclfrich, Sandy Yoder; Row 2: Brenda Bjerke, Diane Douglas, Mary Jo Fitzpatrick, Pat Wilson, Ellen Lund, Judy Vanderwater, Gretchen Allen, Francis Pearson, Joanne Bergstrom. Karen Mullett, Diane Davies, Mary Hessig, JoDcc McDuffie, Sally Woodard, Terry Smith, Marilyn Mehl, Sharon Lowery. Arnold Air Society promotes interest in Air Science Left to Right: Row 1: Keith Wrolstad, Michael McGuire. Jim Williamson. Barry Scott. Rod Schaer, Glen Smith. James Miller; Row 2: Bruce Larsen, John Miller, Phil Martin, Gary Furita, James Badley, Dave Ncwbern, Claude Hough; Row 3: Arthur Olson, David Ells, Keith Starr, Peter Lossner, Jay Hansen, Ron Kenyon, John Boyd, Frank Davis. 185 ARMY ROTC Left to Right, Row 1: Kevin Mihata, Duane Mahony, Ken Anderson, Herb Sims; Row 2: John Heyman, Roger Johnson, Craig Buchanant Lee Winetrout, Ira Burnett, Bob Combs. McAlexander Guard Staff heads cadet activities 186 Left: McAlexander Guard Sponsor, 1964; Danna Poor Right: McAlexander Guard Sponsor. 1965; Carol Martens Drill Team exemplifies rigid army training Left to Right, Row 1: Curtis Loop, James Bentley, Bob Richardson, John Rogers, Ray Andrews; Row 2: Gerry Harr, Rod Adams. Jon Burket, James Creighton, Dave Walker; Row 3: John Lemos, Aaron Thayer, Rick Ekelund, Don Fike, John Anderson. Brigade Staff serves to coordinate drill Left to Right, Row 1: Ken Sandstrom, Stanley Souvenir, Dave Knowlton; Row 2: Lawrence Gallego, George Ising, John Watkinson, Robert Barnum, Norman Carlson, Duane Mahony. Dennis Steindorf, Robert Brown, Marvin Ideue. 187 Raiders stress physical fitness and endurance Women’s Army Sponsor Corps emphasizes service Left to Right, Row 1: Elaine Zimmer, Susie Carl, Susan Bell. May Yamamoto, Penny Mudge; Row 2: Danna Poor, Carol Martens, Joyce Powell, Shelby Carlson, Barbara White. Bruce Powell, advisor; Row 3: Carolyn Steinleld, Jami Kir-wan, Deanna Mantoi, Beth Barrett, Barbara McKnight. 188 Navy ROTC Unit Staff takes pride in thorough training of midshipmen Left to Right, Row 1: Com. A. V. H. Bacon, Captain R. F. Locke, Major A. E. Bench; Row 2: S. I. Reber, Lt. (j.g.) D. I. Reece, C. L. Hammar, Lt. Com. B. A. Bryer. E. R. Adams, Lt. K. T. Ryan, R. D. Farmer, Lt. J. A. Shreckengaust, E. H. Gray, J. J. Phillips. Drum and Bugle Corps augments drill team Left to Right, Row 1: Larry Springer, James Seagraves, Doug Stoker, Doug Burris, John Constans, Row 2: Bruce Reed, Kenneth Nelson, Michael Oberhaus, Donald Winchell, Bruce Crowe; Row 3: Michael Morton, Alan Haggland. Patric O’Connor, Michael Schmidt. Battalion Staff supervises midshipmen drill Left to Right, Row . Robert Shrum, John Tanner,Terry Davenport, Steve Lambert, Jerome Peschka; Row 2: Ronald Rehb, Clinton Stigcr, Ralph Moltzau. John Schalde, James McCormack, Darv Lloyd, Marlin Wiita. Drill Team strives for excellence in drill Left to Right, Row 1: David Nutter, Joseph Crow, Richard Hodory; Row 2: Doug Hiatt. Lloyd Sullivan, Dean Hattan, Ronald Bailey. Alan Tadlock, Robert Wells; Row 3: James LaRue, Colin Sillers, Theodore Morrison, Kenneth Dewar, Michael Terry, Leon Perreault. First Company Left to Right, Row 1: Jerry Alexander, Bob Shrum. Gary Stueck.Jim Witt. Jorry Gammill.Bob Nelson, Gary Roberts, Ralph Moltzau; Row 2: Art Thorstad. Carl Christensen, Roy Josi, Ruston Lynde, Harold Christy, Joseph Cline, Terry Finucane, William Colberg, Geoffrey Bryant, Phil Norman, Robert Calkins, Dave Maupin, Charles Fontanier, Dale Dambrun, Thomas Walt, Mike White; Row 3: Michael Centon, William Christensen, Robert Gotch, Ross Blumberg, John Rightmire, Dale Iverson, Vern Kaarlela, William Leonard, Terry Barnes, Thompson Toyama, Vern Larson, Michael Morrissey, Mike Hanson. 190 Second Company Left to Right, Row 1: James Minor, James McCormack, Rich McFarling, Phil Lamberson, Jack Curtin, Greg Murrell, Larry Bliss. Richard Wilmot; Row 2: William O'Connell, Ronald Garst, Clay Kellchor, John Strong, Norman Hasek, Stephen Goldsmith, Troy Wise. Jonathan Strong, James Wojtasek. William Yoder. Gerald Black, Joseph Johnston, Edwin Newcomb. John Marra. Terry Robertson. George Gott; Row 3: Barend Van Zanten, David Sutherland, Paul Larson, James Trenholme, Ricki Hermes, Geoffrey Lankow, Michael Clark, Arthur Buck, Benjamin Mantz, Roger Boennighausen. Alfred Waltz. Roger Grischkowsky. Third Company Left to Right, Row 1: William Beith, Dale Shuman, Ron Knecht, Grant Johnson. John Margeson, Ronald Rehb. Aric Ardcll. Rodger Be-kooy; Row 2: James Cathcart, Larry Logue, Robert Leonning, Ronald Hudson, Dick Ash, William Moir, Donald Brady, Chris Guild, Dick Eigenraam, William McBurnoy, Willard Poar, Robert Geisert, Teronco Porter; Row 3: John Larson, Norman Blatt, John Sanders, Michael Kelly, Alfred Rasmus, Frank Ribik, Merle Keeney, Eric Mandel. Warren Smith. Thomas Holliday, Joel Loeffler, Michael Schwaebe, William Bierbower. 191 Director J. V. Dixon Division of Physical Education The Division of Physical Education offers professional courses for students who wish to enter the fields of physical education, health education, recreation and pre-therapy. The major in Physcial Education, offered through the School of Education. provides teaching and coaching training. Major work in hygiene and sanitation through the School of Science provides professional training for specialists in those areas. Graduates are pre- pared for work with schools, parks, athletic teams, public recreation departments and hospitals. Exercise, rhythms, gymnastics, aquatics, games and sports provide students with a broad program of physical fitness. The division is also in charge of intramural sports which offer every OSU student participation in competitive sports. 192 Archery enthusiasts strive to hit the bull's eye. Lifting weights is only one of the many varied exercises found at the men's gym to keep one physically fit. Left to Right, Row 1: Bill Smith, Karen Martin. Kathy Ellingson, Jacquelyn Dietrich. Victor Kim. Row 2: Pat McLain. Joe Bevando, Sally Reamer, Joli Parker. Lenni Hanlein, Peer Jensen, Mary Rollins, Nicki Rosco. Orchesis stimulates dancing interest Beaver Belles act as OSU hostesses Left to Right, Kneeling: Carol Gerrish, Jan Dalton, Lynda Ellis, Judy Wagner, Sharon Lowery, Charlotte Heyden; standing: Sue Wallace, Valerie Kearns, Maggie McCall, Margaret Palmer, Suzy Ducc, Robin Holmes. Left to Right, Row 1: Bonnie Boyd, Ann Ballen, Rosie Henikson; Row 2: Sandy Potampa, Nancy Rugg. Mrs. E. G. Anderson, Coral Franzen, Margie Summers; Row 3: Diane Lund Forde, Karla Madsen, Alice Torgeson, Sandy Chapman, Karen Porterfield, Bonnie Gathercoal. Famacs aid foreign students Little Sisters of Minerva aid in blood drives Left to Right, Seated: Barbara Todd, Judy Wagner, Sue McCartney, Cheryl Waser, Kathy Anderson, Lynne Dexter; standing: Saliy Reamer, Sharron Bond, Sue Chorlton, Jill Woelpern, Valerie Boyer, Karen Sorenson, Mrs. Helen Tetrault, Cindee Lehman, Lois Harris, Joan Donning, Peggy Swenson, Vicki Fairchild. Left to Right, Row 1: Paul Larson. Rowan Gould. Marc Saunders. Corky Koontz. Bob Wells. Pat Romberg. Siu Kee Lam; Row 2: Harlan Smith. Tim Dodson. Keith Clark, Larry Brandt. John Hcfler. Jeff Carl. Peter Jensen, Gary Schreiner. Don Wodtli. Jim Young. Phi Eta Sigma and Alpha Lambda Delta tap superior freshmen Left to Right, Row 1: (sitting) Lynn Anderson. Carol Lynn. Gail Estes. Dorothy James. Charli Harland, Lois Hamner. Mrs. Stayton. Gail Boersma: Row 2: (standing) Marty Krohn. Linda Otto. Linda Hagglund. Mary Sue Williams. Valerie Boyer. Anne Wooddy. Sharon Cudd. Diana Kleiner, Nancy Pearce. Pat L. Malone. 196 Left to Right, Front Row: John Sumner. President. Ron Miller. Jim Miller, Howard Chamberlain, Marie Dienes. Dick Smith. Phil Lorenz. Bach Row: Richard Clarkson, Gil Norbraten, Gerry Mahoney, Jim McCormack, Willis Goodwin, Jim Dorran. OSU Flying Club provides inexpensive flying opportunities American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronauts—professional society Left to Right, Row 1: Bruce Charles, John Trollman, Craig Davies, Neal Van Devender; Row 2: David Sala, Merle Jager, Richard Fugate, Claude Hough, Wes Brown. D. A. Schroedcr; ?ow3; Roger Barber, Jim Moss. Basketball: T. Dreisewerd, S. Eaton, D. Fox, J. Jarvis, R. Whelan, M. Stevens. R. Rothman, C. Smith; Football: T. Bell, J. Bonilla, K. Brusven, S. Clark, M. Crowston, 0. Downey, D. Espalin, I. Frketich, A. Funston, D. Gould, J. Heacock, T. Holley, D. Jones, H. Keeney, D. Koeper, D. McDougal, S. Miller, R. Nelson, J. O'Billovich, T. Osmer, S. Queen, D. Ruhl, C. Shaw, D. Sieg, J. Sinyard, B. Stellmacher, B. Washington, C. Watkins. W. Woodworth, J. Neil, F. Anderson, K. McKenzie. Track: G. Baker, R. Brown, I. Colpitts. S. Enes, M. Groth, B. Lumby, G. Macy, P. Mcwctt.T. Monroe, D. Parker, M. Radloff, L. Sam Sam, J. Underwood, T. Wyatt. D. Roberts, G. Bracelin, S. Hogan, J. Sheller. Baseball: T. Bell, S. Clark, A. Cleveland, M. Crary, T. Hobbs, J. Jarvis, T. Markham. V. South, D. Stahl, D. Straub, W. Swango, S. Olson, R. Trask. Tennis: J. McElroy, K. Baxter, D. Bowker, J. Raiton, P. Wold. Golf: B. Enslow, M. Dunham. M. Young. R. Wolshorn, S. Vatiska, R. Hopper, J. Porter, R. Single. Swimming: B. Faus, G. Greig, B. Hobdy, D. Huey, G. Ising, M. McGuire, M. Smith, J. Willie, R. Wood, D. Vaughan, M. Chaltis, D. Maxwell. Wrestling: G. Head, S. Hashimoto, L. Kaufman, G. Lowell, L. Alton, A. Makinster, M. Walker, J. Isonhart. Varsity “O” lettermen sponsor lemon-orange squeeze Orange O stimulates recreation interest Left to Right: Seated: Sandy Brown. Vicky Malcolm, Carol lindley, Cathy Hardison, Bev Shadd. Sandy Potampa; Standing: Judy Wagner, Vickie Fronk, Pat Rayburn, Donna Gould, Sue Slezak, Karen Jamison. Left to Right: Professor Edward Slezak, advisor, David Johnson, Mary Cesare, Mike Grimes, president, Elaine Zimmer, Tom Mohrman, Dee Langford. Margaret Millihen, advisor. Not pictured: Jim Wilkin, Linda Brizcndine. American Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation Parachute Club-sport and fun in the air Left to Right, Row 1: Don Wright, president, Larry Haffner, Gary Stevens. Garry Peters. Larry Peters. John Martin; Row2: Tom Rader, Andy Stevahn, Rod Donovan, Frank B. Bohannon, Brad Heckman, Ton Milne, John Wagner, Fuzzy Fuson. Left to Right, Row 1: Al Krekel, John Holmes, Paul Larson. Wally Ogdahl, John Furman; Row 2: Conrad Tolson. Jack R. Waibel. Michael Howard. Ken Brunton. Ron Lindland; Row 3: Ken Weathers, Alan Williams. Frank Ivey, Roger Barkus, Larry Sciuchetti; Row 4: Don Anderson, John Benz, Ron Darling, Bill Peterson, Rusty Whitten; Row 5: Carl Farner, Bill Hubble, Jack R. Franklin, Doug Hiatt, Don Hanson; Row 6: John Forbes. Bill Lyman, Lester Amick. Harry Funamura, Stephen G. Adcock; Row 7: Robert L. Munson. Bill McCormack, Charles T. Way, John W. Heflcr. Steve Swanson; Row 8: Mick Taylor, John Stuart, Dick Johnson, Mark Walker, Laurence Wright; Row 9: Jeft Carl, Jon Pearson, Robert Fuller, Loyd Chapman, Roy Stccgc; Row 10: Jim Archer, Dennis Barstood, Doug Batcheldor. Kent Caveny. Tom Davis; Row 11: Greg Harris, Jack Reich, Phil Swinehart, John Stovall; Row 12: Charles L. Smith. Roger Grischkowsky, Earl Belcher. Harry F. Wright. Robert Fujimoto. Sophomore men participate in Thanes 200 Talons serve OSU Left to Right, Row 1: Peg McKee, Darlene Drinkard, Alice Hoaglund. lois Hamner, Alice Torgeson, Jayne Patton. Maaika Mizco. Nina Hess. Nancy Kelly. Vickie Toenniges, Karen Evinger, Betty Hutchinson; Row 2: Diane Stacey. Judy Storofl. Melanie James. Leona Burnham. Christy Haglund. Anne Woody. Terri Lynn Bockes. Sally Hackett. Linda Leuhring. Joyce Sac-chetli, Lois Harris. Karen Porterfield; Row 3 Kathy Clark. Jackie Jacobsen. Charli Harland. Jean Larkins. Judy Carnegie. Connie Benson, Barb Leighton. Margaret Ellis. Mary Jo Gainer. Marion Joiner. Judy Davis. Carol Fran en. Shirley Endow. 201 Blue Key discusses campus issues Left to Right, Row 1: Don Loomis. Ed Stastny. Francis Kenyon. Dave Wood. Len Kauffman. John Sheller, Dr. Darwin Reese-Scott Thompson, Bill Davisson. Mike Koch; Row 2: Dave Korean, Don Stastny, Lawrence Smith. Stewart Holmes, Dan Kline, Lou Giottonini, Steve Lambert, John Watkinson, Mike Dennis, Jim Jarvis. Jud Blakely, Rich Hansen. 202 Senior women honored by Mortar Board Left to Right, Row 1: Ginny Kari. Laura McWilliams, Margaret Palmer. Nanette Isted, George Fetter, advisor. Terry Smith. Nancy Austin. Linda Brizendine; Row 2: Mrs. Faith Norris, advisor. Kay Sonnenberg. Carrie Case. Sue Larson. Pat Batchelder. Judy Harle, Susan Farley. Margery Blair, Karen Steen. Caryl Sciuchetti, Mrs. Popvich. advisor; Row 3: Karen Monaco. Sue Gore, Zelma Reed, Judy Morton. 203 ACTIVITIES K , POSTR COWfTTH MAKES i I Activities have been subject to a great deal of criticism, labeling them ineffective, inefficient, and unnecessary. In a sense this criticism is valid. The majority of University activities are not essential in themselves. They do not accomplish outstanding goals. However, is this the entire purpose of collegiate activities? Perhaps individual growth as well as group achievement should be considered when passing value judgement. Student organizations can develop personal responsibility, creativity, and organization aside from the overall purpose of the group. However, to gain one must participate. Student government achieved plans ____________ The ASOSU government began on an auspicious note as it scored a major triumph leading state governments in working for the passing of the State Bond Measure. This successful program realized for each student on the campus a saving of $100 per year by eliminating the tuition increase. Another major area of achievement was centered around the Oregon Federation of Collegiate Leaders. Through OFCL the ASOSU government prevailed in establishing a State-Wide Convocation and Lecture Series, a state-wide coordinated Lobbying and Information Committee, and developing increased travel and foreign study benefits. Locally, an advisory board to the ASOSU officers was established, composed of all living group presidents. Through this committee a broader understanding of the respective component areas of the University was formulated as well as an increased insight into the needs of each group. An increased number of students served on joint faculty student committees, providing an even greater degree of communication and harmony between the students and administration. The work of these committees resulted in an improved student advising system and a more workable relationship with the campus traffic directors. The Senate progressed through a multitude of business. marking itself as one of the most effective groups yet. Its more prominent achievements include segregated seating, block ticket-buying, and new by-laws. 210 Memorial Union activities are guided by members of the Program Council. The MU Newsletter, a new publication, might show MU activities guided by the following students: Bill Ray, art; Tammy Young, publications; Jim Neill, movies; Pam Norberg, posters; Cheryl Porter, music; Alice Pitney, publicity; Ann Logan, secre- tary; Dave McKellar, photography; Candace Moore, talent; Keith Nichols, toastmasters; Nancy Pearce, tours; John Gilmour, activity service; Bonnie Gather-coal, dance; Diane Kiesendahl. games, recreation; Rob Fallow, forum; Sharon Hobson, toastmistress; Romer Brown, public relations. 211 Juniors schedule activities Directing Juniors in a successful year were: (left to right) Ken Coleman, president; Margie Sawyer, secretary; Mike Aldrich, sergeant-at-arms; Ron Emerson, treasurer; and Jeanne Lance, vice president. 'V Fall term saw the Class of ’66 provide the first after-game dance following the University of Washington basketball game. Winter term the Junior-Senior Prom featuring Peter, Paul, and Mary received the focus of their attention, as Juniors worked to provide a memorable event for the senior, and Spring term brought the All-School Carnival and the Junior Swing-Out. Council members make plans for the future. 212 Class of '67 busy this year Leading Sophomore activities are: (left to right) John Holmes, sergeant-at-arms; Pam Kcllas, secretary; Husnu Ozyegin, president; Rick Anderson, treasurer; and Brian James, Publicity Committee chairman. Students enjoyed the rock ’n' roll dance in the MU sponsored by the Sophomore class. Under the leadership of Husnu Ozyegin, the Sophomore class was busy this year. Along with sponsoring the Rook-Sophomore Picnic and the Sophomore Cotillion, the class introduced various new committees, staged a stomp dance in the MU. and had a special service project. The Sophomore Cotillion featured Duke Ellington and his band and had A Feeling of Rhythm as its theme. 213 Freshmen make future plans Under the leadership of President Ron Holloway, the class of 1968 planned many projects to provide new and varied activities. In an effort to initiate unity in the class and perhaps lay stepping stones for the freshman classes of the future, the class planned a Pom-Pom section to boost spirit at Rook games. Other activities led by the Freshman Activities Council included the decorating of a class Christmas tree, the cleaning up of Corvallis City Hall, the sponsoring of a class dance, and completing the year with a successful Rook-Sophomore Picnic. The class Senate Meetings comprised of senators from each living group proved to be successful as the communicating body between the students and the Executive Council including Ron Holloway, president; Barbara Fischer, vice president; Judy Whealdon, secretary; Jeff Heimbeck, treasurer; Mike Gaulke, sergeant-at-arms; and Donn Lewis, parliamentarian. Row 1: Ron Holloway, Judy Whealdon; Row 2: Donn Lewis, Jeff Heimbeck; Row 3: Mike Gaulke. 214 Associated Women enthused about their program Associated Women Students is the governing body for all women on campus. The Legislative Council, composed of representatives from women’s organizations, helped change campus rules, discussed possible changes in closing hours, and sponsored Mothers' Weekend, the Nickel Hops, a Foreign Student Tea, and Scholarship Week. Left to right, front row: Kathy Pierce, Janet Hatch, Caryl Sciuchetti. Jami Jameson, Kappy Herberger, Diane Forde. Niki Isted. Nancy Austin. Left to right, back row: Judy Davis, Dorothy James, Janet Cole, Janet Isaacson, Mary Jo Gainer, Vicki Malcolm, Alice Pitney. A WS Executive Council consists ot officers of AWS. Left to Right: Kappy Herberger. Janet Hatch. Alice Pitney. Nancy Austin, president; Robin Holmes. Mary Jo Gainer, Caryl Sciuchetti, Linda Brizendine, Janet Cole. People-to-People have varied activities People-to-People again enjoyed a successful year at OSU as it continued to involve students in activities bringing them in close contact with people of other nationalities. Through this close contact many international friendships grow and a greater understanding of other cultures is developed as People-to-People works to establish the first truly International Generation. Highlights of the year included the largest active membership in the history of People-to-People at OSU. a new office in the Student Activity Center, cultural exchanges in various living groups, Sunday evening fireside discussion groups in professors' homes, a Thanksgiving retreat to the Flying L Dude Ranch, an International Christmas party, cosponsorship of India Night, an International Sing talent show, and bi-weekly general meetings with programs of international interest. People-to-People celebrated Christmas in the traditional manner of several different countries. 216 Jerry Mason heads Opportunity OSU. the student organization which gives prospective college students detailed information about OSU. High school senior examines display made by Opportunity OSU members. Opportunity OSU promotes Oregon State High school seniors are shown living facilities at OSU. 217 Weekends attract Moms, Dads to campus Dads' Weekend attracts OSU fathers to campus whore they are led in activities by Robert Bronson, secretary: Martin Blakely, vice president; and Stanton Wallace, president of Dads Club. Mothers' Club officers are below, left to right. Mrs. Eaton Hull. Vice President; Mrs Melvin Johnson. President; and Mrs. William Purchase. Treasurer. Alumni Directors use IBM to complete lists Board determines student dividends Setting the policies for the two student cooperatives are: (front row) Susan Riley. Pat Batchelder, Diane Forde. (Back row): W. F. McCulloch. Paul C. Irvine, Jud Blakely, and Ronald May. Not pictured were Burton Wood and Richard Mingler. John Watkinson, MU President Memorial Union center of student life A jam-packed Corporation meeting in the MU ballroom on January 18 effected the transfer of the Memorial Union property and assets to the Oregon State Board of Higher Education. Thus making the Union a legally functioning, integral part of the total educational program of OSU. Another first for the Union this year were the all-free programs: dances, receptions for performers, lecturers and entertainers, weekly coffee hours, movies, hootenannies, honky-tonk Commons music, tournaments, open houses, parties, and the Valentine’s Day and Easter Sings. Political debates and presentations of a cultural nature were added by the MU Forums Committee, a new one this year. In November the Program Council journeyed to Moscow, Ida., to the ACU Conference, and to support Donna Fowler, Region 14 first Vice President. Free entertainment in the Commons. Students examine the classified board in MU. 220 Row one, Left to Right: Roy Ventura, Jim Lundy, Irwin Harris, Dr. C. T. Yerian, chairman; George Stevens, Stove Lambert, and Stewart Holmes. Board chooses educational program Members of the Educational Activities Committee set policies and coordinate the funds used by student publications, music groups, forensics and concerts and lectures. The board is held responsible for evaluating student needs and selecting high quality professional entertainers that come to Oregon State. Publication board advises student publications Left to Right: Rich Hansen, George Y. Marlin. Mike Dennis, Ted Carlson. J. Kenneth Munford, Alice Wallace, Irwin Harris. Mike Koch, Scott Thompson. 221 Mike Dennis — Editor The Beaver illustrates “transition” The Oregon State University Beaver illustrates and represents The Transition.” It’s overall effect is one of time ... The Beaver touches on the past: it relates those processes which have made the student what he is when he enters OSU. The Beaver gives a close inspection to the present: it relates what has happened this year: the actual events and people are shown in the various sections. The Beaver looks beyond to the future: it communicates to the student that his college experience will end with an insight to the outside” world. As college is a step from a life of guidance to one of independence, the Beaver depicts The Transition as it summarizes and interprets life at OSU. Sandy Lewis — Managing Editor Leslie Busch — Chrono Editor 223 Sharon DeYoung and Carol Jacobsen — living groups Carol Calley. Mary Carlin. Chloe Bergreen — honoraries, clubs, colleges Norby Rea — publications Pat Turner — royalty Janet Schultz — fine arts 224 225 Larry Burman Bill Anderson Paxton Hoag Student photographers add new dimension to the yearbook To paraphase the old adage, one picture can accomplish more than endless verbiage. It can express a mood, an idea, the abstract quality of form and design. Just as the excitement of a news story is doubled by the addition of a good action shot and the essence of a magazine article can be captured in a single pertinent picture, the success of a yearbook lies in the ability of its photographers to capture the mood and character of the university students. In the Beaver the photography depicts the students as they are a part of the transition of college life. Dave McKellar 226 Fussers’ Guide staff members. Spindrift staff members. As Oregon State University's School of Humanities and Social Sciences grew in 1965, its expansion was mirrored by the Spindrift, student literary magazine. Edited by Anita Larsen '65. Spindrift included student works of poetry, prose and art. reflecting in its quality the excellence of student literary and art work throughout the university. Mrs. Larsen was aided by a staff of student editors, plus the guidance of faculty advisor John Haislip of the Department of English. Fussers' Guide, the OSU Directory, is published annually by Theta Sigma Phi, women's national journalistic fraternity; Alpha Delta Sigma, national professional advertising fraternity; Sigma Delta Chi, men's national professional journalistic fraternity; and the Associated Students of Oregon State University. It was edited this year by Evelyn Oveson, past Barometer editor, and managed by Gregg Macy. Spindrift and Fussers’ Guide stimulate and guide OSU students i � I 1 227 Barometer reports daily life The Oregon State Daily Barometer also represents the transition of the student—but on the daily scene: The Barometer front page and its news pages report campus activities and events before they happen, as they occur, and what they accomplished. Significant off-campus news is also reported in the Barometer through the Associated Press wire service. The Barometer editorial pages and columns, its letters to the editor and its editorial cartoons interpret and comment upon those events and activities that are the most significant to the OSU student and those which affect his life. The Barometer sports and society pages grant space that will interest and amuse the students and faculty at OSU. Betty Ingram — Managing Editor, Rich Hansen — Editor Bob Moore — News Editor Jim Sample — Assistant Managing Editor Lois Harris — Society Editor Don Cook — National Ads Manager Jeanne Ewalt — Wire Editor John Salzcr— Sports Editor Alice Pitney — Feature Editor, Rod Commons — Photographer Chris Thompson — Exchange Editor Ronni Soulek — Staff Writer Linda Hilley — Editorial Editor Scott Thompson — Downtown Office Manager Mike Koch — Business Manager Steve Carlson — Asst. Business Manager Joan Batchelder — Secretary Deanna Omdahl — Classified Ads Manager Sharyn Honery — Office Manager Rad Dewey — Asst. News Editor Irene Stauss — Staff Writer ROYALTY Miss Corvallis MARY LOU LOOMIS 233 Betty Coed CHRISTY HAGLUND 234 Junior-Senior Prom Queen LYNDA ELLIS Homecoming Queen JUDY VEJLUPEK 235 236 Little Colonel LYNNE MUNSON Sweetheart of Sigma Chi JUDY HAVENNER 237 Delta Sigma Phi Dream Girl 238 Pi Kappa Alpha Dream Girl DORINDA DAGGETT KAREN MESERVEY Delta Upsilon Darling JAN LOUNSBURY 239 Sigma Pi Orchid NANCY HAMM 240 Tau Kappa Epsilon Sweetheart JAN STEELE Theta Chi Dream Girl MERRILEE WINTERROWD Phi Sigma Kappa Moonlight Girl SANDRA GANNON Chi Phi Ideal Girl SUE WESTFALL Theta Xi Sweetheart SHIRLEY TILLERY Kappa Delta Rho Sweetheart KAREN JAMESON prama HAMLET John Bclkengren George M. Bent Tracy Blackstone Larry Branson Susan Bryant David Buchanan Jon Burkct Ron Campbell Les Carlson John Clevenger Tom Conley Rad Dewey Scott Foster Harry Goheen Gregor Grcig LeRay Harmon Alan Johnston Carol Lewis Harold Marston Benny Masters Jim Mater Barbara Morseth Mike Onstad Carolyn Ostby Amos Roos Jim Schmidt William A. Smith Mara Stahl Jim Thomas Director: Angus L. Bowmer Stage Manager: Larry Branson Costumes: Julie West Staheli 247 The eternal spirit of William Shakespeare touched Oregon State University this year with the production of Hamlet. Dr. Angus L. Bowmer (right), founder and producing director of the Oregon Shakespearean Festival in Ashland, brought his talents to Oregon State as visiting professor fall term to direct “Hamlet. Preparations for Hamlet began long before fall classes started and enthusiastic participants worked long hours right up until opening night. Casting, rehearsing, costuming, preparing and managing sets and making up. all played indispensable roles in the production. Shakespeare has been studied at OSU from its earliest years and has had a continuing influence on the campus. At no time, however, has the impact been so great as it was this year. OtherMitchell Playhouse productions presented by the speech department included Papa Is All” by Patterson Greene and “A Man For All Seasons by Robert Bolt. 248 MUSIC Bulging out of the two top floors of Benton Hall, Oregon State University’s oldest standing building, is the music department. Classes, rehearsals and individual practice sessions arc scheduled here every hour of the day. The constant muffled sound of a voice, a cello, a piano or a trumpet penetrating the walls of secluded practice rooms gives evidence of the great effort of outstanding Oregon State musicians which goes into the presentation of successful concerts and recitals. Six major concerts were presented during the year by the Department ot Music featuring the Corvallis-OSU Symphony, the Concert Band, the University Chorus and the Choral-aires. John O'Connor conducted the Symphony Orchestra, a community-campus organization. Ted Mesang directed the Concert Band and took his Marching Band to the Rose Bowl, joined the Michigan State Band, and produced a spectacular half-time performance. Karl Molt-man led the Chorus and Robert Walls directed the Choralaires. The famous Irish Brigade was the opening event of the Corvallis-OSU Music Association Concertseries this year. Bagpipe and drum bands, regimented bands and Irish dancers produced an exciting concert for students and townspeople. The Japan Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra, French pianist Phillippe Entremont. the Paris Singers, duo-pianists Ferrante and Teicher and soprano Adele Addison were also brought to OSU by the association, headed by Joseph Brye. In addition, the Friends of Chamber Music sponsored recitals by the Hungarian Quartet, the LaSalle Quartet, and the Danzi Quintet. 252 Ceaseless and often violent changes characterize the students of our time-students who are searching for individuality. Individuality produces everything on which we place any value. It creates progress—in short, change. Change is magnified in art by the search for individual expression. Art is feeling: created by the artist's feelings and interpreted through those of the beholder. The Oregon State University art department offers courses ranging from jewelry and metalsmithing to scientific illustration. In addition, it sponsors stimulating art exhibitions throughout the year in the Memorial Union and in the galleries of Fairbanks Hall. Highlighting the year were the annual Student Art Show and the Art Sale sponsored by Kappa Pi, national art honorary. 257 MODERN DANCE Modern dance has made the most rapid advance in the whole program of modern physical education. It is an exquisite art which expresses through large, free, natural movements the ideas and emotions from within. Here the student can forget herself—her movements and thoughts are free. Modern dance instills in her a love of natural movements, expression and creation and encourages her individuality, initiative and imagination. Several dance recitals are given each year at Oregon State. Salute to Rhythm-1965, presented by Orchesis, OSU dance honorary, climaxed the year’s modern dance program. FORENSICS Forensics have intellectual and cultural value for both the participants and the campus community. Oregon State is a member of the Pacific Forensic League and the Intercollegiate Forensic Association of Oregon. A full schedule of forensic activities is programmed for students, including debate, oratory, extempore speaking, after-dinner speaking, and discussion. Six regional and national forensic tournaments were staged this year. Especially outstanding was the girls’ debate team, composed of Suzann Peterson and Ann Sisson (lower right). 258 Members of Forensics are (left to right, front row) Duff Pfanner. Patricia Sparks, Florence Swanson, Stewart Holmes, Tom Tyler, Forensics managor, Dr. Ralph W. Peterson, advisor, Suzann Peterson, Martha Bloodworth, Ann Sisson. Back row: Thor Briggs, Donn Lewis, Tom Webb, Jim Nelson, Wayne Gessford, Los Stephens, John Greenwood, Paul Jones, John Cleveland, Bob Ottoway, Greg Bradsher. Suzann Peterson and Ann Sisson review their debate attack. STUDENTS — Man lives a life of continual transition. For the college student, his four or more years of University life are years of rapid, decisive change. His living group plays a large part in this process. Prior to college the student lives for the most part in a close family environment. His beliefs are ready-made; his behavior, pre-ordered. At the University this is not the case. He meets as many ideas as he does people, and he must answer to himself for his actions. The meaning of a living group lies within each individual. For some it becomes home, a place of security and satisfying friendships; for others it is an obstacle, an organization of imposing restrictions; still others find it a testing ground for leadership ability. Although the kind of living group may differ, the essential experience does not—people living with people. Left to Right, Row 1: Marjorie Wheaton, Sharon Morgan. Sandra Doming. Beverly Diggs. Penny Jones. Laurey Hanson, Judy Hueners. Row 2: Nancy Caplcs, Alice Torgerson, Karen Eringer. Florence Swanson. Sharon Hobson. Arlene Kendrick, Janet Isaacson. Judy Shurtliff; Row 3: Doug Hay. Alex Sapiens. Ken Harris. Dave White. Paul Treman. Stan Beesly, Rich Marion; Row 4: Dick Bryant, Dave Roadman, Dick Tipton, Bill Fromherz. Rob Blakely, Jim Casteel, Duane Schmidt, Rich Symons. 265 Women’s Residence Hall Council The members of the cabinet, relaxing after a meeting, are May Yamamoto, President, Marla Poyer, Historian, Joyce Tadakuma, Corresponding Secretary, Rayda Sandwick, Secretary-Treasurer, and Diane Pantenburg, Senator. Left to Right, Row 1: Marda Poyer, Susna Tiger. Cathy Clardy. Rayda Sandwick, Carol Stebnor, May Yamamoto. Diane Pantenburg. Nancy Kelly; Row 2: Bonnie Colaiuta, Mary Lori Hartman. Mary luohring. Marty Phillips, Donna Thornton, Kathy Von Hoene; Row 3: Terry Lynn Bockcs, Janet Baker, Carolyn Carter. Virginia Ives. Leona Burnham. Pamela Johnson, Launa Moore, Becky Taylor, Pat Forsyth. 266 Men’s Residence Hall Council Left to Right, Row 1: Jan Kurahara, Roy Ventura; Row 2: Bob Masters, Bill Rivers, Glen Gratsinger,Jerry Cannon. Ed Stastny. Harold Carlson, unidentified, unidentified, Tom See, Dave Newborn, Melvin Waki. Al Smith, Nick Ross, unidentified. Steve Howse. Dale Lawrence; Row 3: Jim Scott, Bob King, unidentified. Bill Hibble, unidentified, Kat Murano, Dale Yamamoto, Bill Wood. Tan Davies, unidentified, Dr. Van Richards, Dick Patterson, Doug Wentworth, Nancy Miniutti. 267 Left to Right, Row 1: Kay Morgan, Judy Deveka, Maaike Mizec, Broshia Reinke. Sharon Hobson; Row 2: Marianne Hart, Sharon Morgan, Marge Wcaton, Linda Lemon, Marsha Goodwin; Row 3: Judy Shurtliff, Emily West, Joyce Larson, Ruby Rempel. Janet Isaacson. Cooperative Women’s Committee Junior Panhellenic Left to Right, Row 1: Gail Brown, Vice Pres., Jean Nelson, Historian, Jill Moffett. Pres., Gretchen Castric.2nd Vice Pres., Lynn Holstrum, Sec.. Bev. Walters, Treas., Dottic Adkinsson; Row 2: Barbara Grant, Mary Miller, Natalie Essig, Linda Nolan, unidentified, Cappie Forsgren., Didi Lamp, Tina Floberg, Steph Sagner, Sara Thompson; Row 3: unidentified, Chris Delansey, Kathy Long, Lynne Munson. Sue Newman, Judy Wheldon, Candy Carol, Linda Ellis. Val Housier. 268 OSU Panhellenic Left to Right, Row 1: Nancy Bingham, Jackie Dietrich. Row2: Juanita Williams, Marilyn Rodnick. ?ow3: Kathy Standring. Anne Ballon. Not pictured: Betty Rader, Kathryn Martin, Rebecca Chartrey, Carrey Ford, Pat McGuire, Pat Ritchie, President, Vicki Fairchild, Marla McVay, Suzi Gildner, Elizabeth Doherty, Karon Lernon, Vieda Williams, Marcia Burbidgo. Sue Abby. Below: Kathy Standring and Anne Ballen relax after a meeting. 269 Interfraternity Council Sitting around the table are officers Marjorie Wheaton, Secertary. Alice Torgerson, Vice President. Rich Marion, President, and Bill Fromherz, Senator. Left to Right, Row 1: Bill Davisson, Don Stastny, Dave Korzan, Dan Kline, John Tanner, Bob Shrum; Row 2: Dean Pahre, Art Sasaki, Gary Willett, Eric Setala, Merle Cannon, Gary Ratcliffe, Dave Nutter, Tom West, Brent Tracy, Steve Vrtiska, Mike Miller, Dick Gordon; Row 3: Jim Graham, Lee Hazen, Al Richardson, Kerwin Pyle, Chuck James, Mike Wilson, Tom Schneider, Ken Maginnis, Dale Anderson. Scott Lcdgcrwood. Wes Chase, Bob Johnson. 270 Junior Interfraternity Council Planning for Jr. IFC arc (sitting). Del Alexander, John Lightowler, Paul Norris, President, (standing) Steve Vrtiska, Advisor, and Dave Smith. Left to Right, Row 1: Roger Schaffner, Gary Crawford, Paul Norris. John Lightowler, Dave Smith. Del Alexander, Van Moore, Rob Cook; Row 2: John Kustafson, Richard House. Bert Good. Roger Touts. Bob Bergstrom, David Barnakoff, Gary Borsehfmk, Chris Evens. Mike Schwaebe, Steve Enna. Steve Vrtiska. Row 3: John Stockdale. M. J. Cunningham, John Kingsley, John Oacles, Coug Sheaffer, Gary Wilson, John Welp, Kriby Hong, John Sanders, Gary Thompson, Steve Piazza. 271 Cooperative Managers Association I 1 0 (•mime Miuaw twcunoN The Coop serves the Fraternities and Sororities at Oregon State University. Left to Right, Row 1: Merlyn Malmrose. Larry White. Dave Lee. unidentified. John Churchill. Gerry Durborn, Clare Cove. Will Caldwell, unidentified. Row 2: Walt Samuelson, Kathy Campbell. Bill Alham, Don McNeill. Judy Wagner. Arden Wallace. Sheri Erty. J m Clark, Bob Wells. Bill McGinness. Row 3: Sandy Doty, Mindy Pcnslom, Karen Kaser, Linda Strawn, Nancy Cleghorn, Vicky Jubtty, Pat Elkins, Marjorie Jeppscn, unidentified, Carol Douglass, Melissa Ryesky, Pat Kronblad, Cindy Reed. Row 4: Lynn Trupp. Frank Lawhead, unidentified, Larry McDaniel. Larry Wright, Doug Huey, Greg Parker, unidentified, Marvin Shelby. Don Bartel, Michael Howard, unidentified. 272 Women’s Living Grou The Oregon State Coed lives in a world of friendly chatter Fancy bulletin boards ... 274 Weight watching . . . What to wear... Quiet concentration, and contemplation. A world of knowledge is before her. Steinfeld, Barbara Pfiittr , Kienle, Oona Ayres. Jeanne Conn, Dianne Sciuchotti. Caryl Marshall, Karren Penketch, Carolyn Scoville, Marylec Girod. Jan Rader, Betty Torrcy, Sheryl 1 9 6 5 Barber, Lynn Belsma, Ronnie Hall. Janet Hatch, Janet Pcnland. Mindy Prinsen. Pam Hubbard, Linda Scales. Jeanne Vejlupek, Judy Bergstrom, J. Heusser, Carla Rogers, Loota Jamison, Karen Schild. Linda Yoakley, J. Bjerke, Brenda Lance, Jeanne Samuel, JoAnn Alpha Chi Omega chi Saunders. Helen Hancock, Becky Wittkopf. Janie 1 9 6 7 Carl. Susie Hendricks, Nancy Kelly, Janet Lummus, Dolores Mudge, Penny Ford. Phyllis Linfoot, Cherry Nelson, Mary Paczesnlck, Penny Porterfield, Karen Hakkinen, Karen Steen. Mary Powell, Joyce White, Barbie Zimmer, Elaine 1 9 6 8 Bartlett, Carla Caughell, Celia Heusser, Valerie Hyland. Carolyn Mitcholl, Lynne Moore, Donna chi Alpha Chi Omega Morrison, Merrie Robinson, Judy Niemi, Annc-Mario Page. Carol Schlcgcl, Jean Spence, Nancy Westfall, Sue Ramberg. Carol 277 Bevandich. Sheila Harlan. Sidney Schuyler, Gail Daley. Joanne Howell. Marcia Doty, Sandra laski, Mary Watson, Mrs. T. C. MOuwmot ' Lightfoot, Sharon Kearns. Kathleen Voegele. Judy Bell, Mary Ellon Bishop. Bonnie Cole, Catherine Darnell. Peggy Kehl. Patricia Koeppe. Marjorie Fara. Lynda Finch. Mary Forsythe. Andrea Schweigert, D. L. Gunter, Marjorie Frey, Beverly Bonde, Karen Schultz, Shirley Alpha Delta Pi alpha omega Pihl, Betty Heincmann, Mina Proctor, Mary Kramer, Penny Carroll, Charisso Nelson, Linda Hoagland, Alice Bodtker, Nancy Cheeves, Victoria 278 Chonowcth. Su� an Crosa. Marcia Lund. Kim Loma«. Margaret Hubbard, Lealie Hamilton. Deborah HopWn., Ull.nl alpha omega Alpha Delta Pi Smith. Ann Smith. Nancy Tucker. Oonna 279 1 9 6 5 Buchanan, Patricia Dershon, Georgene Eichmann, % Green, Linda Bigelow. Anne M. Brown, Jan Sandra Hafterson, Shirley Hedges. Nancy E. Miller. Susan L. Anita Prichard, Veda 1 9 6 6 Vaughn. Nancy Baker. Donna Butler, Sandra L. Donahue. Trudy Douglas, Alpha Gamma Delta phi Rennie, Susanne Green, Carol L. Hetrick, Judy A. Rands, Dorothy Reynolds. Linda Pitts, Carole Rietman, Diane Hoflman. Lois Trillor, Carol Hattorson. Shirley 280 McBride. Patricia Moshor. Nora Larkins, Jean L. Leavitt. Katherine Macy. Rena© 1 9 6 8 Nelson, Lynno J. Sherlock. Connie Nolle, Karen Noren. Karen Studebaker, Kay Sweet. Cynthia M. Pols, Nancy Schmokel. Marilyn Swenson, Peggy Webb, Cheryl Baldwin, Patricia Boles, Janelle Charlton. Carol Hackett, Judy Harkey, Barbara Holmos, Mary J. Irvine. Nancy Long, Kathleen Lowry. Sharon McAfee. Cheryl A. phi Alpha Gamma Delta Stoomplo. Susan Nelson, Arlone Tarbell. Colleen Parent, Kathi Todd. Randi Mlllett, Kathleen Riches, Paula Valentine. Janice Robinson. M. Vaughn, Barbara Saylos, Susan Welby. Sue E. Smith, Sharon Warden. Rosalie Carl. Piper Brent. Susan Brown. Caroline Van Loh, Joyce 8ierer. Barbara Roscoe. Nicole Claeys. Marlene Dietrich. Jacquelyn Elhinglon. Joanne Bowen, Lynden Fastabend. D. 282 Alpha Omicron Pi alpha rho Saunders, Susan Searcy. Dianne Stacey, Diane Westling, Marta Blackledge, Ann Albrecht, Linda Essig, Natalie Calef, Susan Cricve, Diane Griffiths, Frances Grimes. Carol Lasselle, Pamela Rasmussen, M. A. Fischer, Barbara Hollenbeck, Sandra alpha rho Alpha Omicron Pi Saar, Barbara Smith, Sylvia 283 Williams, Peggy Buck, Mary Ann Foster, Georgienne McCartney, Sue Abel, Mrs. Mae Mouwmoth� i Butler, Jean Barenz, Terry Ryan, M. Lorraine Christensen, Carol Clcghorn, Nancy Alpha Phi beta u psilon Holmes. Lermon, Karen Lindberg, Shirley McReynolds, S, S. Otterstrom, Jacque Parisotto. Susan 284 Schoon, Ronda Grbavac, Mary Mandery, Sheila Spocrl, Janet Soukup, Sonya Hall. Melvina m Mikkclson, Judith Staller, Cheryl Whitocotton. W. Basgen, Elizabeth Harris. Lois Hollbcrg, Linda Miller. Gretchen Minor. Wendy Thurber, Kathleen Tinkor. Barbara Carroll. Patricia Ellis. Mary Fossatti, Alice Frahm, Nancy Halos, Karen Havcnnor, Judith Hunter. Christine Loth, D. Joan Caughell, Judith Klote, Linda Morgan, Virginia Woll, Jill Gates. Nancy Cooper, Katherine Pcschke, Joyce 1 9 6 8 Beals, Mary Giles. Pamela Gannon. Sandra Madson. Karla Potter. Phyllis Burkheimer. C. M. Goodale. Sally beta upsilon Alpha Phi Mayfiold, Pamola Miller. Judith Sagner, Stephanie Moffett, Jill Six, Jocelyn Munson, Lynne Taylor, Barbara Runyan, Nancy Paulson, Torry 285 Edwards. Carolyn Harmon. Marcia K. Hindos. Martha L. John, Jo Lulu Kleger, T. Adele Krause. Marilynn I. Barnum, Susan J. Davis, Karen S. Hubbard. Georgia Kessi, Judith A. Nys, Janet A. Perrin, Kathi A. Schaad, Beverly I. Schandcl. Janet Spitzc, Lois J. Tubach, Susan Azalea House Walker. Mureen R. Wilcox. Gail A. Willford, Janele Wright, Linda L. Boersma, Gail Drinkard, Oalene Jones. Penny E. Miller, Judith A. Iverson, Maureen Steele, Janene Forsea, Karen L. Knowles, Barbara Paul, Pamela K. Cavender, Judith Grimsrud. Susan Seuell, Eugenia B. Wilson, Marlene Horold, Joyce M. Dube, Michele Hansen, C. L. Gary, Carolyn A. Azalea House 287 Dorey, Nancy A. w. Harman, Margery 1 9 6 7 Bormann. S. R. Dusenberry. M. Peek. Loan L. Riechers, Peggy Soulck, Veronica Suehs, Cindy A. Wooddy. Anne Annala, V. E. Sigloh, Karen Buxton first floor Robinson. Kay Drechsler, Joan Smith, Gail J. Hill, Frances A. Thios. Cheron E. A Steinka, Leaded Kanemasu, N. J. Peterson, S. D. Whitehead, Caratoe Woodcock, J. M. Cullison, Bonnie Roettger, Kathleen 288 8yers, Shirley Jones, Patricia Latham, Julie L. Stringer, Anne Benjamine, Fran Giepel, Sandra Gibbons, Shirley Stewart, Karen Glahn. Chcryll Harlan. Patricia Wemken. Karla Bechtel. Gretchen Gross, Barbara t Steinfeld. Carolyn Jones, Janet second floor Buxton Kurtz, MaryAnne Puderbaugh, S. K. Lancaster, Julie Rader, Judy B. Lohan, Susan Parmer. Judy Stewart, Judy C. Powell, Diane Wilson. Mary 289 Pfeiffer, Marcia Brcdlingor, B. M. Clark. Chrisannc Nelson, Jan A. Johns. Virginia Noack, Nancy Mallorie, Margaret 1 9 6 7 Zacher. Rosalie Hancock. Nocllc Hitson. Patricia 1 9 6 8 Abbott, Gail Daggett. Dorinda Shulz, Gloria Cooper, Marilyn Brown, Judi Hudspeth, Anne Anderson, Linda Hall, Diano A. Clark. Sharon E. Kadau, Kathleen Bookbinder, Lisa Hatch, Nancy L. Little, Vivian Bowling, Ann Herd. Leslie Darmsted, B. J. Buxton third floor Hoehl. Christina Jellison, Stephanie Kraft. Sherry K. Miller. Mary Ellen Odone. Myra T. Kropp. Beverly J. Woodruff, Linda Maine, Charlene Weissort, Pamela Miller, Cindy L Scoggin, Sadie Smith, Catherine 290 Nakada. Ellen R. Clabough, Mary Beyrner. Annette Benson, Janet Field, Lynda HI Hite. Carol J. ✓ Thomas, Leslie A4� ltor Elkins, Nancy L. Ploghoft, Sharon Brannian, Judy Forrette. Joan Hufl. Linda A. Dill. Susan M. Kovenz, Jan Lauresen, Suzanne Allison, Barbara Gleason, Claudia • V Kasperi, Sandra Schnore, Betty Baldwin, Margaret Colby, Bette Jean Cranor, Janet Greenfield, Linda Hazcn, Leslie 1 9 6 8 McDowell. Paula McVay. Lynda Reese, Darlene Boismcr. Kay N. Bennion, Annette Curtin, Margaret Eggcman, Karen Helsel, Beverly Hight, Anita C. Miller. Marlene Neubauer, Janls Laspa. Katherine Karnath, Betty fourth floor Buxton 1 Skovborg, Debra Rycratt. Joan 291 Mason. Catherine McFall, Nondice Fronk, Vlcke Bockes, Terry 1 9 6 7 Burgess, Kathleen McFotridgc, Carol Ulrich, Carolyn A — Rich, Linda L. Smith, Marcia 292 Robin, Gail M. Stewart, Catherine Strcicher, Linda Rundbcrg, Marilyn Hunt, Pamela Bockman, Donna Warren, Deanna Chess, Barbara Motley, Myrna Duncan, Dorothy Landon, Margaret c p Husak, Virginia White, Barbara Kerr, Elizabeth Paulson, Jeanne 0 4 Sherlock, Kathir 0 j Eboling, Ardabeth (S Monaco. Karen T xf W Stuber, Roberta a Lonnie, Kathleen Purvine, Alerita ft 7 v A ML Whitney, Jan Albrich. Lynne © Lackey, Renee • f- Lawrence, Sherryl Phillips, Kathleen Reillng, Anne Buxton fifth floor Shiramizu. Cheryl Morton, Judy Leman, Linda F. Pr«� ld� M 1 9 6 5 Holley. Noreen K. ra' Wanoul. Catherine Lewis, Doris J. Lang, Marion R. Wright, Vicki L. 1 9 6 6 Baird, Joanno L. Lowman, Barbara Bowser, Sandra E. Matheson, Edith E. Thomson, Julie Upostad. Mary M. 1 9 6 7 Anding, Jane Bowman, Lynn L. Evinger, Karen E. Langley, Linda L. Lockwood, Joyce Newcomb. Paulette Shorwood, Karen Karpstein, Diana 1 9 6 8 Swanson, Florence Burwell. Lee H. Campbell, Janay Dannen, Laurel F. Duckwall, Mary K. Eshleman, Leona Coed Cottage Linder, Susan C. Maitlen, Jean M. Neilson, Ellen Jo Halos. Carolyn L. Hammon, Lynne R. James. Marilyn F. Parrish. Sharon Rea, Catherine Smith. C. Jane Snook, Becky 293 Bumgardner, Judy Evers. Norma Dusenbcrg. Emile Burnham. Leona PrMl4«nt Lucas, Mrs. Helen Oga. Karen Nishitani. Andrea Mcrz, Linda Mathews. Patricia Lamb, Jacqueline Thorn. Patricia Barge, Patricia West. Julie Tubbs, Donna Baker. Virginia Hannaman, Linda Humphreys. Carol Inglo, Marilee Johnson. Jan Jolley. Linda Ingram, Betty Johnson Carol Shoemaker, K. Rhodes. Sandra Gay. Diane Bowycr, Leslie Stone. B. Russel, Marsha Garvey. Mary H. Gustafson. Ann Learning, Nyla Leavitt, Linda Callahan second floor Oslund, Mary Moisio, Susan Snyder, Murl Nelson, Mary Jo Strombeck, Kathy Watson, Diano 294 Sollem, Peggy Jackson, Marjorie Hoye, $ Barnotl, Cynthia Herron. Carol Bittner, Ann Horning, Ruth Carnegie, Judy Kramer, Karin Liming, Lois Mason, Sylvia Drew, Carolyn Hardison, Cathy Palmer. Jerrolyn Jasa, Carol Metzen. Marcia Montag, Barbara Nash. Patricia Sims, Linda Takitani, Joan Taylor. Janice Van Hooren, D. third floor Callahan Winningham, D. Ziman, Judy Jacko, Susan Johnson, Pamela Zimmerman, Nancy Cardwell, Billie Cook. Sorena French. Sheryl Greenborg, D. Lewis, Mary Ann Moore. Susan Mumford. Kaye Rice, Constance Salamid, F. 295 Clarke, Shirley K. Cummins, Carol Dale, Linda Gossling, D. Kelly. Nancy Olovson, Eileen Pennington. Linda Pornu. Judith Peters, Susan Salto, Karen Thomas, Norma Thornton, Donna Anderson, K. Van Dyke, C. Belt . Susan Bomatti, Sandra Buerge, Christine Braunfeld, Joyce Christensen, S. Cotton, Carolyn Griswold, Judith Callahan fourth floor Hanncman, Bonnie Hammack, Joyce Holman. Susan Lasater, Sharon Missal. Leslie Montgomery, K. Powers, Carolyn Bobbie, Powers Quale. Pamela Stoko, Sally Taylor, Denna Thomas. Linda M. VanHise. Karen Zimmerman. C. 296 Lucas, Mrs. H. Carter, Carolyn h % Stallard, J. Smith, Diano, M. Head, Susan Cossette, Donna Peterson, Judith Parnell, Carol Buhlinger, Carol Bailey, Suzanne Farrand, Nancy Hansen, Jeri 1 9 6 6 Elliott. Jane Baker, Carol McKean, Julie Secrest, Susan Bullis, Judith Hansen, Marylee McKee. Margaret Smith, C. Jcannie Davis, Susan Hansey, Sharon Miles, Lynne DeJong, Andrea Howe, Susan Fcnander, Carolyn Barr, Nelson, Susan Dober, Dorothy Jossy, Janet Ott. Jane Winkelman, C. Elgner, Judith Kilburn, Debra fifth floor Callahan Simpson, L. Belle Wager, Judith McCoy, Susan McKay, Denise Lamb, Francine Schmidt, Linda L. Mench, Carol Newman, Donna Purviance, Kenny Schaefer, Sue Wilson, Elizabeth Wilson, Joyce Yoder, Judy Weinandt, Judy 297 Love, Karen Poor. Oanna Keckler. M. Phillips. Martha Sverdrup. Mrs. H. AM.iUM Mo.umot- - Turner, Toni Engelhardt, M. Ad. He' Moulton, Janice j Albright, Forest Lucas, Mrs. Harry Patenburg. Diane Arnold, Janico Farra. Loslie Callahan sixth floor Teeter, Marilyn Cartwright, Sheron Cook, Janice Babler, Bonnie Cyr. Patricia DeFreese, K. Blankenship, D. Brown. Marcia Emmett, Susan Fara, Lynda 298 Fluitt, Virginia Hagglund, Linda Jeffords, Leanna Looker, Suzanne Mantci. Deanna Martens, Carol Hayashi, Huegli, Susan Miller, Cheryl Mulquln, Lynn Paris. Carol Sutherman, Judith Hugelman, N. Magnusen, M. V. May. Joanne sixth floor Callahan Vachter, Margaret Anderson, F. Vaughn, Nancy Awbrey, Cheryl 299 ,'v Allen, Susan I V ‘ fejfah _________________ ______________ ___________ Anderson. Mrs. Ran Adkisson, Marjorie Allan, Olga Brizendlne. Linda r. w Campbell, Suzanne Caspar, Margaret Fowler, Donna Geiger, Kay Gore, Susan Isted, Nanette t ' Klosterman, E. Mikesh. Darcy Park. LoAnn Rabern, Lola Rodonick. Marilyn Bond. Sharron 0' Campbell. Kathleen Clark. Johanna Fraser. Anne Hensey. Elizabeth Houston, Carol Kjos. Barbara Loomis. Mary Olsen, Mary Phillips, Beverly Rea, Norby X U-4 m § Robbcrson, Karen Sawyer, Marjorie 3 ft 3 Savely. Susan Shirley. Susan Brison. Barbara Browne. Cheryl Clark, Susan Ellis, Unda Chi Omega eta alpha 5 Gainer, Mary Jo Gray. Virginia Gustavson, Carol Henery. Sharyn James, Dorothy Kleiner, Diana Moody, Janice Murtaugh, Mary Omdal, Deanna 300 Randall. Janet Read. Marcia Siegel. Elizabeth Stanford, Robin Steenson. Kathleen 1 9 6 8 Varni. Anne Allan. Barbara Beaver. Meredith Crane. Beverly Oarby. Diane Engle. Alice Boles, Susan Carnegie, Susan Fanno, Jackie Hanson. Pam Christiansen, Colleen Henderson, Sharon eta alpha Chi Omega Robberson, Vicki Larson, Judy Peterson. Karen McGee. Terri Mayo. Lucinda Wheatdon, Judy Smith. Cathy Stauss, Irene Roemer, Teresa Wilcox. Dixie Murphy, Janet 301 Batchelder. P. t Blair. Margery F. 1 9 6 5 Slattery, Mrs. Ada Armstrong, S. L. KniMMMr Cartor, Jean E. Chave, Martha Copley. Delores Kearns. Valerie Lewis, Jane A. Miles, Sharon A. Pedley, Barbara Phelps, Carmen Riley, Susan Sampels, Glenda Shoop. Lucinda Delta Delta Delta theta mu Service, Gail Dyer, Ann E. George, Susan McVay, Marla Miller, Linda Hemphill. P. A. 302 Settorgren, Cheryl Brown. Pamela Fuessol, Martha Mills. Marguerite Shaw. Mary — Ayers, Judith Stromsnoss, Marny Cheney. Katherine Haglund, Christine Nouman. Diane Stadheim. Judy Bebber, Susan Vcsallo. Lynn Pearce, Nancy Tharp, Liza Brown, Gail Phelan, Patricia Schultr. Janet Tivy, Gail Wmterrowd. M. M. Cooper. Marilyn Eubanks, Jacquelyn Batchelder, Joan Eastman, Molly Molcher, Cheryl Dixon, Mary Warner, Jeannette theta mu Delta Delta Delta Finn, Mary Kagy. Susan Lemon. Sallie Shumway. Linda Thompson. Sara Tivy. Wendy Matson. Cheryl Melvin. Janice Scott. Jean Toombs. Carol Woodcock, Elise 303 U'Ren, Kathcryn hniMii Mcllenthin. Judith Adams, Mrs. C. Merritt, Patricia 1 9 6 5 Chcldelin, Vicki Montgomery, S. Delta Gamma beta upsilon Whitlow, Kay Jubitz, Vicki L. 1 9 6 6 Copenhagen, C. Keylock, Christine Kloster, Susan Ditto, Jacquetta Lage, Betty Lou Porter. Cheryl DeYoung, Sharon Coleman, Jenine Bristol, Joan E. Fitzpatrick. Mary Copenhagen, N. Wain, Lou Anne Catt, Mary O. Hattenhauer, A. Kriens, Loretta Asmervig, B. J. Erickscn, Ann K. Aubcrt, Marie A. Moss. Judith Chaffin, Carole ■ Hcrburger, K. A. Baardson, Andrea Floyd. Charlene Boyl, Kathleen R. Davis, Judith Hickcox, Susan beta upsilon Delta Gamma Hetrick. Martha Kirk. Carolyn Matson. Karen McAdams. P. A. Miler. Joyce A. Newman. Suzanne Packwood. P. J. 9 IE Parmenter, Molly Ransom, Jean D. Robison, Carol Schwabe, Margaret U'Ren, Barbara Whipple, Sheryl Wmdedahl, Jean 305 Greco, Vicki Hcnric. Dianne Melville, Sue Ritchie, Pat Woolsey, Bonnie Allen, Gretchen Shaw, Patsy Froudc, Karen Hilley, Linda Bender, Laura Ellison, Linda Keller, Mary Lewis, Sandy Putnam. Nadine Smith, Judy Yundt, Betty Ballen, Anne Barry, Loretta Jacobsen, Carol Martin, Caroline Gamma Phi Beta chi Mehl. Marilyn Pierce. Kathy Ramp, Susie Smith, Barbara Speckhart. Mary Wilder, Nancy Calley, Carolanne Carlson, Shelby Christian, Marlene Cudd, Sharon 306 Pearson. Francie Pitman. Judy Reamer, Sally Stovall, Sally Thompson, Chris Wilson. Terry Ewing, Kathy Hallstrom, Lynne Hamel. Robbie Hutchinson, Betty Miller. Gail Roberts, Marion Binkley, Janet Hansen, Marylee Knutson, Margie Ogle, Colleen Steers, Carolyn Brand. Nancy Harn, Susan chi Gamma Phi Beta Hawk. Judy Leicester. Cindy Lind, Janice Litwiller. Elaine Main, Peggy Oliva. Janet Sparks, Pat Speckhart. Joanne Stopp. Mary Jo Tarrant, Sue Nixon, Alice M. Rayburn, Patricia McMahan, Mrs. M. 0 Williams. Juanita Eskelsen, Linda Ford, Constance Zielesch, Gall J. Davidson, Lynda Graham, Carolino Fuller. Sandra Delta Zeta chi doLancey, Kristen Tuck. Leslie Hill, Janet C. McCann, Sandra Mitchell, Tamia Weller, Jean B. 308 West. Emilic S. Klecha. Nadine L. Buchholz, Anne Pr«l J«n! Hud R� ii-:«nt Crandall. Anne V. Freadman, Rita S. Hall, Ann B. Miller Doris F. Moehnke, Susan Nelson. Sally I. Norbcrg, Pamela Torres. Cecelia E. Dick. Barbara R. Zielinski. Marilyn Doming, Sandra Dovocka, Judy Schcclc, Gina G. Torgerson. Alice Boyington, S. L. Heather Rae 309 Shores. Carolyn Gerlach. Janet PftsWtftt Turner, Jamea Dement, Diane Shearer. Kay Boyer, Valerio Nelson, Karen Bishop. Paige Eyles, Sharon Fairchild. Vicki Larson, Karen L. Stone. Susan Layman. Cindy Willman, Marcia Friedrich, Mary Kamphenborg, Judy Kolberg, Connie Larson, Louise Linda Steele. Steen. Karen Todd. Barbara Janet Cook. Peggy Jo Fly. Charla J. Lesher. Kathy Gaumer, Janie Harding, Jonnie Lounsbury. Jan Pitney. Alice Amon, Suzanne Worthington, Kay 1 9 6 7 Abel. Diane Highland. Linda Borsting, Barbara Kappa Alpha Theta beta upsilon Clark, Bonnie O'Keefe, Patsy Davies. Diane Reed, Cindee Hunsaker, Diane Todd. Marlowe Eaton. Michele Schmitz. Brenda Kellas, Pam Ashworth, Karen Leach, Janet Anderson. Judy 310 Clifton, Oonna Clarno, Kay Craner. Tommye Clifton. Nancy Kostcrman, Nancy Lassellc. Nancy Johnson, Jane Martin. Judy Marsh, Diane Lofquist, Diane Hurley. Sandra Lawrence. Robyn Mullancy. Susan beta upsilon Kappa Alpha Theta Walter. Beverly West. Judy 311 Lindley. Carol Reeder, Carol Bernardy, Sharon Salisbury, Diana Kuhn. Susan Williams, Veda Atwood, Gloria Jeppsen, Margie Kinkaid, Sharon Clark, Virginia Liesegang, Jan Shryock, Ann Beck. Janet Courtney. Pat Ladd. Patricia Gencteau. Victoria Haggard, Patricia Smith. Sherry 8i$wcll, Ann Dorran. Janet Malcolm, Vicky Swonson, S. Callaghan. K. Farenhurst, Joy McDaniel, Mina Kappa Delta alpha kappa Richards, Gwyneth Scherich. Ann Blackstone. Tracy Bloch. Allyne Searl. Frances Boydston, Jean Brobst. Janet Suydam, Melinda Wood. Nancy Beilke, Carol Brown. Carole Cavanaugh, Ann Cook, Nancy 312 Crowley, Susan Noflsingor, Nancy Todd, Patti Davidson, Carol Ploo, Connie Turner, Carmen Ellis, Margaret Porter, Gail Woelpern, Jill Elwood, Peggy M. Graham, Patricia Schild, Rebecca Scott, Carol Wood, Frances Bellinger, Doroen Searcy. Lynne Taylor, Diana Bramlett. Charlotte Colvin, Pat alpha kappa Kappa Delta Jones. Jayna Lampe, Cordolia Green, Janis Schild, Barbara Holt, Eileen Soden, Bobbie 313 Reed, Zelma J. Brown, Mr$. Jane Austin, Nancy Boyd, Bonnie Case, Carrie M. Kuehn, Barbara Lindberg, Karen Manno. Anne Nefl. Sandie J. Nelson, Judie G. Norin, Gail A. Snyder, Judy Thompson. Jane Thompson, Janet 1 9 6 6 Bingham, Nancy Buckhorn, Leslie Charles. Margaret Ellis. Lynda L Gales, Carol L Isaksen, Ingrid Kappa Kappa Gamma gamma mu Kaser. Karen R. Sutter, Judy A. Coe. Claudia Outfield, Penny Ebel, Elaine J. Lehman, Cindee Lynch, Kathy Meservey, Karen Patterson, C. Patton, Ann M. Erickson. Sharon Nuckols, Ann I. Foote, Joan Coman. Mary C. Goodwin, Susan Schueler, Susan Soronson, Karen Stothart, Kay K. Summers, Margaret Van Leuven. Jane Woodworth, Mary Aucott, Lizbeth 9 Barry, Glendee Connall, K. A. Cue, Charlene Downie, Micki Floberg, Tina Hammack, Linda Huntington, E. A. Long, Barbara Mackin, Marsha gamma mu Kappa Kappa Gamma Martin, Janet L. Womack, Joyce Zielinski. Glenda Wilson, Sharon Smith, Karen A. Wilson, Patricia 315 Palmer, Margaret Pr«� l «n! Harris, Virginia M. Palmer. Margaret Farloy, Susan A. Frischknecht. Bowles, Carolyn Constance Gcisler, B. J. Melndl. Mary L. Pasley, Carolyn J. Morlan, Linda M. Meriam, Maryellon Moe, Carol E. Bcrgreen, Chloe Danford, P. Pfouts. Melissa R. Dernier, 8onnie L. Elllngson, D. K. Ertz. Sharon L. Johnson, Mary H. Lee, Stephanie Potampa, Sandro Sawdoy, Kathleen Saylor, Lynn C. Sorensen, T. L. Timmerman, A. Pi Beta Phi beta Bowling, Barbara Young, Tamara K. Anderson, K. A. Bauer, Robin C, Wiesner. Elizabeth Wilson, Patricia Hammond, P. K. Hcringer, Helen Y. Horron, 8arbara Gardener, Flora S. Halsten. Barbara 316 Hossig, Mary J. Hos$, Diane Morgan, Penelope Justice, Victoria Nichols, Joanne Meyer, Myrnella Oliver. Barbara Swartz, Karen M. 1 9 6 8 Trorcy, Kathleen ■ Okcrstrom, Anamae Woodard. Sally S. Adklsson, Dorothy Albertson, Linda Baird. Mary T. Bekooy, Kay L. Burkman, Teryl A. Culley, Pamela L. Cummins, Lynda Elliot, Joan M. Field. Janet I. Hardenburger, P. Huflord, Susan C. Johnson, Judy M. beta Pi Beta Phi Longfellow, L.M. Root. Susan M. 317 Ruzek. Cheron M. PrnlftM Lankford, Deo A. Azevedo. Miriam Cochran, Judy L. Fukuba, Elaine H. Rosenwald, Joyce Johnson. Carol Hyke, Carolyn 6nd Sludrol Reckman, Karleen Allen. Trudy B. Single, Carolyn Jennifer - v Bennett, Judy Ocaton, Sackett A Tracy, Maurine E. Whitten, Kay L. Berkemeier, Barbara Detering, Dorothy Henkle. Nancy J. Jackson. Jeri L. Kaler, Judy A. Kohl, Sharon A. McCall. Sheila 318 Pichette. Thea J. Shelton, Ann M. Sugnct, Judith A. Toonnigos, Vicfci Tehle. Jullanne Farrell, Nancy Gray, Linda L Bohles, Mary A. Brown, Charlene Dawson, Sandra De Grande, Kathleen Sackett A Jacobson. J. S. Brennan. Patricia Heilman. Mary M. Lee. Cynthia I. Roedlger, Sherry P ttldc« Moore, Joyce E. Sackett B McTaggart, Heather Nagaki. Judith Ting, Pamela Olson. Barbara Schnautz, Mary Stedt, Bonnie J. Ronk, Trudy. O. Wooley, Betty A. Anderson, Carol Tomlta, Ann E. Pctroy. Susan 1 9 6 7 Henrikson, Rose Lair, Kathleen Mantz, Patricia 320 Blair, Elizabeth e Delaplain, Susan Ainley, Mary S. Campbell, Cherry Fountain, Carolyn Hanna, Cheryl M. Hoover, Mary Jane Ferons, Gail M. Guy. Judith A. Hamer, Barbara Kuwasaki, Katherine Sackett B Tasker. Arlene Wehnert, Betty S. Masamura, Karen Shupp, Gwendolyn Steel, Barbara A. Newton, Ann K. Padgett. Virginia Plympton, Tia J. Randall, Roberta Rockwell, Patricia Shioshi, Loretta Wilson, Kay M. 321 Dellinger, Susan Hall. Susan Mayers (Sims). C. McWilliams. Laura Odell. Elizabeth Engdahl, Mary L. Hunt. Sharon Warrington. P. A. Lorenz. Carol Wheeler. Patricia Eponctcr, Roberta Bccston. Judy Sigma Kappa upsilon Christensen, C.J. Lowery, Sharon Abbey. Susan K. Mar . Alice A. Charters, Carol McIntyre. Judith Clark, Carole McNeil. Nancy Hansen. Elizabeth Johnson, Judith Phillips. Mary St. Jeor, Jeanne Vaughan. C. A. 322 Winter , Frances DcKoning, Jennifer Kronblad. Patricia Pitter, Mary B. Ebert, Julia Plambeck. Janice Fletcher, Judy Taber. Karen Frank. Katherine Cronknte. Susan Campbell, Linda Hollandsworth, S. Happold. Peggy Newell. Sandra McClain, Floy Turner. Patricia Crews. Roberta Heath, Juli Grant, Barbara upsilon Sigma Kappa Holt. Diana LaClair. Nancy Marson, Mary Morrow. Sarah Walker, Sandra Zivna, Gail 1 9 6 6 Donahue. Nona f Ashmore, Janet 1 9 6 7 Anderson. Lynn Gilbert. Sandra Linn. Carole Clunie, Barbara 1 9 6 8 Dunton, Joan Dwyer. Diane Eckmann, Mary Flankoy, Pamela Good, Lani Snell Hall first floor Reeves, Cheryl D. Loutzenhiser, W. L. Sherman, Caroline Kail, Patricia Richard, Linda Moshbcrgcr, Diane Simpson, Lauralc Neustel, Ruth Ann Spurlock, Marcia Parisi. Venera Wages, Lucy A. 324 Pumala, Gloria Williams, Linda Hartman. Mary Lou Holmberg. Carol McCreedy, Marveen Carstens, Janet McNefl. Patricia Taylor, Sherri Land. Barbara J. Gates. Judy L. Hornstein. Helene Oliver. M. Gay Dickie. Carol Green. Janet H. 1 9 6 7 Cohen. Wendy E. Dennis. Carolyn Granat. Alana Hanson. Shirley Knutson, Joanne Lisle. Vecda J. Storhofl. Judith Barnes, Carol Evans. Janice Haas. Joyce M. Fiedler, Patricia Holden. Monica Fisher. Laura Lee A Grant, Susan Loo. Marion L Froom, Carol M. Lee. M. Oianc Kruchek. S. Joy second floor Snell Hall Richter. Eileen Ross. Patricia Scott. Sandra L. Sundberg. Marta Thomas. Starla Thomas. Suzanne Thomas. Suzanne M. West, Mary E. White, Carol J. Wilson, Karen 325 Kerr, Karen L. Noelting. Carol 326 Kikkawa. Gail S. House, Linda S Parker, Nancy Von Hoene, Kathy Culotta, Bonnie Dawson, Susan J. Franzen. Carol Sohrab, Guity Baldridge, Barbara Bellerby, Kathy Bredemeier, Julie Bysom, Mary L. Folliard, Sandy Hopcman, Jean Snell Hall third floor Keple, Susan P. Lee. Shelley A, Main, Mary Alice Marges, Cheryl A. Payne, Tyana Ryder, Carol L. Warns, Cathy Wcitzcl, Karen Graham, Ona Lee Christensen, llcno Dinnocenza. D. Hershizer, Diana Hopson, Jerilynn McDaniels, Susan Wilson, Natalie Poyer, Marda E. Pr««iMnl Turk. Patricia A. Flood. Eljean F. Howe. Connie Lane. Jane O. Gorham. Linda Young, Nancy Vanderoever, Lynn Elder. Margaret Crawtord. Jill Eflcnberger, Judy Gambill, Janet K. Groll, Carol J. 1 9 6 6 Doom. Eileen Fraley. Marlene Ellingson, Ruth Holden, Judith L. Fuller, Carol L. Hansen, Sheryl Todd. Sue C. Armitage. Jan Bolder, Phyllis Hunt, Susan A. Jelinek, Joan Johnson, Tamara Rice. Carol J. Marquis, Julia McGrcer, Patricia Monroe, Kathy C. Myler, Sharon Y. Olson, Suzanne fourth floor Snell Hall Sallee, liana M. Sisson, Ann L. Smith, Jacqueline Spickerman, Barbara Stewart. Carol L. Ellingson, Carol Harbaugh, Jeanene Kicfl. Judith E. Mouer, JoAnn E. Scott. Roberta Coliauta, Bonnie PfMld ! Smith, Susan J. 1 9 6 5 Gehfar, Oaphne Thompson. Linda 1 9 6 7 Buttke. Colleen S. Demers, Sharon Kakishita. Minnie m English, Frances Harman. Lorna Stanwood, Linda Yates. Gayle Gilliam, Sharon Klein. Linda L. Fortner. Susan L. 1 9 6 8 Berry, Marilyn J. Goetter, Janet L. Lee. Cheryl H. Heym, Mary Jean Hice. Susan J. Leonard. Nancy A. Briggs, Patricia Griffin, Charlene 0% V, Johnson, Janelle Melton, Patricia Hancey, Annetto Kennedy, Pamela Mills, Patricia Martens, Nancy L. Snell Hall fifth floor Springer, Sharon Stoddard, Lynn Taggart, Mary E. Schroeder, Kathrine Tate, Jacqueline Schweigert, Lynn Whitaker, Madalyn Shearer. Lavina Wilson. Barbara 328 Shurtlifl. Judith A. P Ml4«nl Hammond. Anne HMI Rro4«nt Hart. Marianne Hair, Barbara F. Morgan, Sharon Ashcraft, Elizabeth Elfering, Carla Ford, Carol A. Hooker, Carolyn Mcllott, Corinnc V. Morgan Kathryn I. Patrick, Judith A. Gastman. M.E. Jameson 329 Sackett, Judith A. Sunderland. Melda Ward, Lois M. Stebner. Carol Pr� tl4«A( Husby, Mary 1 9 6 6 Barrott, Carolyn Sato, Rachel Hayden. Joyce Harland. Charll Thomas. Nancy Barge, Patricia Church, Patricia Stebner, Linda Beecroft, Judy Brown, Phyllis Duncan, Charlotte Fitzpatrick, P. Dopro. Kathleen Crocker, Tammy West Hall first floor Holt, Linda Peat. Sandra King. Karen Stein, Patricia Kittel, Bonnie St. Jeor, Barbara Valentino. C. 330 Gillhan, Shirley Johnson, Pamola Smith, Susan E. Haralson, Anne Porter, Marjory Boyum, Kirsten Castle, Mrs. Vivian HmnmM Brooks. Karen Ezekial, Margot MacLean, Lynn Pahkala, Paula Plowman, Judith Crook, Janet Anderson, Linda Troudt, Jean McPherson, Ludell Marinaka, Joyce Tallman, Michele Flicklnger, Marsha Thomas. Darlene Gum, Susan Westcott, Martha Hasel, Sandra Niemi, Anne-Marie second floor West Hall Peterson, G. Roner, Shirley Scheutz, Choryl Snead. Sally Rath, Kathleen Suhrbier, Jean Suhrbier, Verna Truax, Marcia Watkins, Marcia Welp, Sandra Wood, Elaine 331 Baker, Janet Castle, Mrs. Vivian fl WW4 HmhoWmi Tidwell, Esther Baker, Lynda Dolmyer, Lynda Gragg, Gerry Church, Alice Hinrichs. Kathy Blakoly, Nyla Cannon,Jean Hanson, Kathy Bush, Penny Bolstad. LaVonne Brechtbill. Cheryl Pierson, Arlene Danner, Louise L. Schultis, M. Dcsler, Diane Burk, Janice Carnahan, Judy Williams, Janet Adams. Darlene Huber, Gail Lambert, D. Hammer, Sara Hill, Deanna Horn. Darlene Jenner, Kathleen Kerr, Patricia West Hall third floor Lemke, Ann Lennox, Linda Sachtler, Lynn Stager, Jane Underwood, Sandra VanDitti, Laura Prince. Ina Moss, Linda Randall, Kathy Walpole. M. 332 Trammell, Mary Jo Kennedy, Roberta Sandwlck. Rayda Loveridgo. Marilyn 1 9 6 6 Bowers, Galen Singhose, Jessie 1 9 6 7 Cave, Linda Chase, Mary L. Clardy, Cathy Smith, Linda L. Thompson, LaV. Weihe. Dianne Byrd, Suzanne Bailey, Gayle Clark, Kathy Yarnell, Kathio Lou Evans. Jeanne Liggett, Nancy Carte, Mary Ann Bass, Virginia Day, Margaret Murphy. Pat MacNutt, Susan Plesman, Diane fourth floor West Hall Shibahara, Judy Mikelson, Janis Myers, Gail Taylor. Janet Taylor, Linda Miers, Christina McLain, Denice Radcliff, Ruth Fischer, Sarah Klmoto, Harriet Pierce, Judy 334 Ives. Virginia Newton, Donna 1 9 6 6 Austin, Loylene Buck, Donna Johnson, Jo Anne Schafter. Sharron Chambers, Patricia Hemmer, Rosalyn Marsonette. T. Tunzat, Yvonne Charles. Karen Horn, Gayl Nelson, Linda C. Adamson, Sharon Cory, Patricia Hotchkiss, Susan Jones, Barbara West Hall fifth floor Schmidgall. B. Seeley. Dianne Mackay, Mary Letourneux, Nancy Laan, Effie Sarriugarte, Karen Nicholson, Patricia Olsen, Linda K. Tagawa. Helen Smith, Claudine Walsh. Kathy Pendleton, Donna Goodwm, Marsha Pf � id nl Wilcox, Elaine B. Jaross. Jody Leighton, Barbara Potty, Cheryl K. Reckcndort. Mrs. F. Reckendorf. Mr. F. Bushong, Dixie L. HHd Rn.4«i t MfM � H.iMnJ Rompel. Ruby Gentry. Juli D. Newman, E. Anne Arrell, JoAnno The Pines 335 Myers, Connie J. Nelson, Pamela J. Titus, Dianna M. Hobson, Sharon Pr l l«nl Smith, Francis Reeves. Miss M. mm(J 1 9 6 5 Rayburn, Nancy Sauer, Pat R. W.ck, Kathleen Young, Jo J. Wheaton. Marjorie House, Bonnie McCoy, Betty Jo Mizee. Maaike Kendrick, Arlene Burkhard. Florence Adsmond, Kay Cleaver, Ann Winston House Rautio. Arninne Diehl. Margaret Reckmann. Betty Jenkins. Susan Tainter, Carole Mullett. M. 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Vandcnburgh, Sara Venturi, Carmelinda Verstceg. Sharon Wagonblast, V. Wallord, Richard Vandepol, David Vescelus, Fred Walker, Michael Van Orsdall, Lois Vincent. Dennis Walls. Gerald Off Campus Webb, Caroline Watkins. Betty Wcintritt. Wallace Weydahl, Sven ■ Wheeler. Gerald Wilcox, Ralph Winters. Monte White, Carolyn Wilkinson. Wayne J. Williams. Donn Whitford. Ed Willhoit, Linda Williams, Fred Whitsell. Brenda Willis, Paulotte Wilson, Michael Wherry. Ann S. Wilkie, Arnold Willener, Henry Wiese, Craig Wilson. Robert Off Campus Wilt. Richard Wood. Greg Young, Alex Younger. Ann Wooley, John Zibolski, Arthur Wuori, James Zumwalt, David Wusz, Tim Woodard, Lyn Zahary, Robert 447 The Senior Class officers are standing, left to right: Dave Wood, president: Connie Kolberg, secretary: Betty Rader, vice president; Rich Cancilla, treasurer. Seated: Richard Bradley, sergeant-at-arms. SENIORS Aalfs, Dennis Chico, Calif. Chem. Engr. Adams, Kerry Lakeview Education Adams, Mike Bend Mathematics Addicott, Susan Tillamook Education Adkisson, Marjorie Milton-Frccwater Education Agbim, Azu Onitsha, Nigeria Engr. Ahuna, Peter Honolulu, Hawaii Chem. Engr. Aiken, Ted P. Astoria BAT Altheide. Ann Astoria Education Alagheband, F. Teheran, Iran Elec. Engr. Albertson, Barry Needles, Calif. BAT Alexander, Jerry Portland Gen. Science Anderson, Carl Troutdale Humanities Anderson, Dale Enumclaw, Wash. Agric. Anderson, Duane Eagle Point Mathematics Anderson, JayDee Sutherlin Agri. Ed. Anderson, John Los Altos, Calif. Science Anderson, K. R. Coos Bay Bus. Adm. Anderson. Melvin Arcadia, Calif. Civil Engr. Anderson. Peggy Portland Education Anderson. Phil Corvallis Elec. Engr. Anderson, Richard Philadelphia, Pa. Mathematics Anderson, Roger Tigard Mathematics Anderson, William Canby BAT Allan, Olga Laguna Beach. Calif Humanities Allen, Susan Salem Education Allison, Don McMinnville Engineering Allison, George Portland Elec. Engr. Allman, Willard Silverton Education Alto. John Seaside Social Science Ang, Phillip Manila. P.l. BAT Archy. John Bayonne, N.J. Gen. Science Armantrout, JoAnn Corvallis BAT Armstrong, Sandy Richmond, Calif. Ptc-Mcd. Ashiminc, John T. Honolulu. Hawaii Math. A Elec, Engr. Aufdcrmauer, Ina Hebo Home Ec. Alvord. Allan Milwaukie Engr. Amens, Robert Corvallis Pharmacy Amoth, Alan Cascade Locks Forestry Andaway, B. A. Portland BAT Anderson, Allen Ashland Forestry Anderson, Barbara West Linn Gen. Science Auld, Harry D. Billings, Mont. BAT Ausland, John Grants Pass Wildlife Mgt. Ausmus. James La Follctte, Tenn. BAT Austin. Nancy The Dalles Science Autio, Mary E. Astoria Elem. Educ. Avery, Bill Tualatin Political Science 449 Azama, Walter Kaneohe, Hawaii BAT Baardsen, Per Hnldcn, Norway Civil Engr. Babcock, Marilyn San Mateo, Calif. Home Ec. Baccus, Barbara Medford Education Badcock. Charles Rogue River Chemistry Badcock, Linda Grants Pass Elem. Educ. Badley. Donald McNary Engr. Badley. Jim McNary Prod. Tech. Baesc, Jason Corvallis Elec. Engr. Bagby, Richard Washington, D.C. Social Science Bagger. Leonard Vcneta Engr. Bailey. Robert Portland Engr. Bartel, Donald E. Burney, Calif. Bus. Adm. Bartel, Edward D. Burney. Calif. Indst. Engr. Bartels, Judith Aumsvillc Bus. Educ. Basgcn, Tom Portland BAT Basinger, Ron Salem BAT Batchelder, Patricia Kapaa, Hawaii Home Ec. Bates, Allen Salem Mathematics Bates, Judy Salem Home Ec. Bauskc, Kirk Portland Civil Engr. Baxter, R. Keith Klamath Falls Physical Educ. Beall, Jane M. Albany Sec. Educ. Bean, William Eugene Engr. Baines. John Corvallis BAT Baker, Richard Portland Chem. Engr. Ball, Stacia Portland Home Ec. Balmforth, Kenneth Portland Pre-Dent. Barber, Roger Turner Mech. Engr. Barcroft, David Beaver BAT Barenz, Terry Ravensdale, Wash. Elem. Educ. Barnes, John Beaverton BA T Barnes, Maux Salem Gen. Science Barnett, Robie Anchorage, Alaska Humanities Barngrover. Larry Eugene Fish A Game Barnum, Robert Medford BAT Beatty, Jan Seto, Calif. Humanities Beatty. Joseph H. Medford Chemistry Beck, June Corvallis Education Beck, Kenneth Newport BAT Bickford, Oiana Puyallup, Wash. Pharmacy Beers, Joyce Sheridan Home Ec. Behse, Dean Lacanada, Calif. Engr. Bekooy, Rodger Portland Mcch. Engr. Belkengren, John Corvallis BAT Bender, Laura Portland Education Benedict, Alan Monmouth Farm Crops Benner, Rex Grants Pass Education 450 Bennett, Bob Milton-Freowater Science Bennett, Shirley Salem Home Ec. Ed. Berg. Sumner Toledo Science Berg. William Warrenton Education Bergman, David Portland Food Tech. Berlint, Richard Vida Mathematics Bcrnardy. Sharon Salem Etem. Educ. Berry. Ted Klamath Falls Agriculture Bigelow. Anne North Bend Bus. Adm. Birke. L. E. Corvallis Zoology Bishop. Don 8end Elec. Engr. Bishop. Jerry Elkton Forest Engr. Black, Jeffrey Canyon City Science Black, John Reedsport Forestry A Bus. Blair, Margery Lakeview BAT Blakely. Jud Beaverton Hi SS Blamer, DeWitt Portland HASS Blattman. Daniel Summerland, Calif. Elec Engr. Boldcnow. Bruce Corvallis Physical Educ. Bonn. Dennis Lake Oswego HASS Boohm, Margaret Westport, Wash. HASS Books. Donald Hillsboro Mech. Engr. Boyd. Bonnie Portland Education Boucher, Rodney Nome. Alaska Elec. Engr. Bowen, Earl Rogue River Animal Science Bowers, Richard Noti Forest Mgt. Bowles, Carolyn Webster, S.D. Pharmacy Bracelin, Gary Portland BAT Bradley, Richard Salem Engr. Bradshaw, Gary Halsey Engr. Brady. John Roseburg Pharmacy Brandt, Ronald Monroe Forest Engr. Branstiter, Sharon Toledo English Brennan, Patricia Bend BAT Brent, Susan Mill Valley. Calif. Education Bricco, Kathleen Rainier Etem. Educ Outstanding Senior NANCY L. AUSTIN AWS President Mortar Board Phi Kappa Phi Living Group Vice President Barometer Editorial Board Alpha Lambda Delta Bricco, Wayne Chiloquin Science Educ Brice. Glyn Portland Science Educ. Brizcndino, Linda Forest Grove Physical Educ. Broad, James Lake Oswego Engr. Broadhurst, Gerald Estacada Accounting Brodie, James E. Norway. Oregon Mech. Engr. 451 Broer, John Grants Pass Bus. Adm. Brooks, Karen Portland History Brown, Caroline Morrissville, Pa. Education Brown. Gerald O. Corvallis Indus. Arts Ed. Brown, Ivan E. Salem Engr. Brown, Jan Salem Elcm. Educ. Burk, William Culver Social Science 8urke, William Baker Engr. Burns, Jeanne Recdsport Home Ec. Ed. Bush, Richard Burney, Calif. Math. Bushnell, Judyann Boise, Idaho Gen. Science Butler, James Salem Engr. Brown, Keith Juneau, Alaska Humanities Brown, Robert Canby Engr. Brown, Romcr Kellogg, Idaho Social Science Brown, Ronald McMinnville Agri. Brown, Wes Beaverton Engr.-Physics Bryant, Richard Eugene Gen. Science Butler, Jean Ann Redmond Home Ec. Ed. Buttkc, Colleen Campbell, Calif. Science Bystrom, David Molalla Pharmacy Caine, William Prineville Pre-Dent. Caldwell, J. Dean Milwaukie Engr. Calhoun, Beverly Corvallis Educ. Bubenik, Mark Milwaukie Civil Engr. Buchanan, Patricia Milton-Freewater Education Buchholz, Anne Grand Coulee. Home Ec. Buchner, Douglas Logan, Utah B T Buck, Mary Ann Portland Education Bueller, Diane Salem Elem. Educ. Campbell, Neil Corvallis Ind. Arts Ed. Campbell, Suzanne Stockton. Calif. Home Ec. Ed. Concilia, Rich Santa Clara, Calif. Pharmacy Cannon. Jerry Bandon Agriculture Cannon, Merle E. Portland Gen. Engr. Crichton, David Portland Engr. Burke, Sharon M. Baker Educ. Burch, Jimmie Gresham Pharmacy Bures, Dale Eugene Zoology Burger, Jerry Salem Civil Engr. Burgess. Clark McMinnville Science Burgess, John Junction City Gen. Science Carlson, Harold Salem Engr. Carlson. Norman Glenburn, Calif. Bi T Carnegie. John Albany Science Carson, William Junction City Pharmacy Carter, Jean Portland Elem. Ed. Cartwright, Sheron Tulare. Calif. Home Ec. 452 Carver. Daniel Beaver BAT Case. Carrie Mae Portland Gen. Science Caspar. Margie Salem Elem. Educ. Cathcart. James Spokane, Wash. Personnel Cesare, Mary Dallas Educ. Chalfan. John Bandon Elec. Engr. Chambers, Elaine Albany Home Ec. Chan, Timothy Kowloon, Hong Kong. China Science Chando, Malawa Tanganyika forestry Chang, Georgiana Honolulu, Hawaii Pharmacy Chapman, Frances Lobanon Elem. Educ. Chapman, Robert Portland Engr. Charticr, Joseph Portland Pharmacy Chave, Marty Seaside Education Chee, Chester Honolulu, Hawaii Math. Chee. Francis Honolulu, Hawaii Physical Educ. Cheldelin, Ron Corvallis H tS Chcldolin, Vicki Corvallis Home Ec. Ed. Cheung, David Hong Kong. China Elec. Engr. Ching, Gary Kapaa, Hawaii Engr. Choong, Philip Singapore Elec. Engr. Chotanaporn, K. Bangkok, Thailand BAT Chrisman, Ken Jefferson Ag. Econ. Christensen, C. Amity Elem. Educ. Christensen, Dale Eugene Pharmacy Chu, Changtao Pusan, Korea BAT Chun, Claude Honolulu, Hawaii Bus. Adm. Chung, In-Hcung Seoul, Korea Food Science Clark. Denny Portland Mech. Eng. Clark. Duncan Salem Math A Science Outstanding Senior DONALD J. STASTNY IFC Vico President Living Group President Blue Key ASOSU Public Relations Alpha Delta Sigma Sophomore Class Sergeant-at-Arms Clark, Frank Seattle, Wash. BAT Clark. Glen Milwaukie, Oregon Accounting Clark, Romaine Carson City. Mich. Natural Resources Clark, Steven Leaburg BAT Clark, Virginia Sacramento. Calif. Home Ec. Clark, W. D. Portland Mech. Engr. Clarke. James Clackamas Civil Engr. Clasby. Bob Fairbanks, Alaska Microbiology Clemons. Gordon Boise, Idaho BA T Cleveland, Andrew Bend BAT Clifton, Bruce Portland Mech. Engr. Clifton, Maren Portland Education 453 Coblantz, Ron Portland BAT Cobucci. Gone Lake City. Pa. BAT Colahan, Raymond Springfield Ind. Arts Collins. Rosalie Salem Education Colonna, Robert Glendora, Calif. Science Combs. Caroll Rainier food Tech. Commons. Rod Nashville Ay-Journalism Compton. David Elkton Forest Engr. Congdon, Jerry Beaverton Pharmacy Connell. William Hillsboro BAT Conner. Judy A. Lorane Home Ec. Connors. Nancy Lake Oswego Scrence Cooke. Daniel Oregon City Pharmacy Cooper, Carol Sue Lyons Education Cooper. Pamela Dallas, Texas English Educ. Copeland, Sally Jo Portland Homo Ec. Copley. Delores Salem Education Corbin, Fred Corvallis Pharmacy Cornelia. Barbara Corvallis Home Ec. Cotant, David Corvallis Zoology Courser. Joyce Astoria Education Courtney, David The Dalles BAT Courtright, Karen Spenard. Alaska Education Cox, Doris E. Corvallis Home Ec. Cox. Richard Los Angeles. Calif. Recreation Cozior, John Corvallis Nat. Resources Craig, A. Morris San Jose, Calif. Math. Cranston. Patricia Medford Home Ec. Creech. H. Clayton Tillamook Gen. Science Crews, Richard Lakewood, Calif. Mcch. Engr. Crichton, David Portland Mech. Engr. Crowe, Murray Dunsmuir, Calif. BAT Crone. Richard The Dalles Agriculture Cruickshank, D. D. McMinnville Agriculture Culver, Charley Gales Creek Elec. Engr. Cutting. Michael McMinnville Mech. Engr. Outstanding Senior DIANE LUND FORDE ASOSU President. 2nd Vice President ASOSU Senate Secretary Famacs House Presidents' Council President Coop Board of Directors Secretary Student Life Committee Student Chairman Living Group President Dahlln, Richard Mapleton Forestry Dahlin, Nclda Mapleton Home Ec. Dahlscld, Ronald Silverton Physics Daily. Milton Rogue River Fisheries Damavandi, Fred Teheran, Iran Engr. Damm. Linda Aurora Microbiology 454 Davenport. Janet Salem Social Science Davidson, Darwin Rockford, III. Science Davios, Craig Vornonia Mech. Engr. Davis. Frank Corvallis Engr. Davis. Julia Lea Shedd Education Davis. Susan Corvallis Education Dodgo, Dennis R. Salem BAT Dolmeyer, Miriam Albany Elem. Educ. Donning, Joan Yreka. Calif. Education Donovan, Carl Boise, Idaho Elec. Engr. Dorsey, Karin Springfield Zoology Dorran, James Holix Agriculture Davisson, Bill Lake Oswego Elec. Engr. Decker, Van Corvallis Agriculture DeJager, Joseph Beaverton Prod. Tech. DeLapp, Norman Salem BAT DeMars, Elvira Albany Etem. Educ. DeMerritt, David Matin Engr. Douglas, Lynnda Bakersfield, Calif. Home Ec. Douglas, Michael Ncwbcrg Pharmacy Douthit. Gordon Woodburn Agriculture Dowell, Jon Fullerton, Calif. Bus. Adm. Drow, Carolyn Beaverton BAT Drew, Stephen Medford Forestry Dearborn, Mark Bonanza Science Dearborn, Barry Palmer, Alaska Elec. Engr. Dehlinger, Barbara Corvallis Home Ec. Dellinger, Susan Warrcnton Education Dennis, Michael Lake Oswego Engr. Denny. Patricia Portland Etem. Educ. Dershon. Georgonc Eugene Home Ec. Dey, Jonathan Klamath Falls Gen. Science Dickerson, Stephen Springfield Agriculture Dickson. Barnaby Portland Pharmacy Dill, Susan Medford Education Dixon, Gene Amity Agriculture Driver, Richard Santiago, Chile BA T Duce, Suzanne Greenough, Mont. Home Ec. Duckwall, Fred Hood River BA T Dukehart, C. Portland HASS Duncan, Dorothy Chico, Calif Gen. Science Dungan, Michael Portland Engr. Dunn, Deanna Corvallis Elem. Educ. Durbin, Robert W. Eugene BAT Dusenberry, Emily Cottage Grove Elem. Educ. Duvall, Sheri Hebo Pharmacy Duyck, Michael Banks BAT Eaton, Georgina Twin Falls. Idaho Elem. Educ. 455 Ebeling, Ardie Portland Gen. Eng., HASS Ebert, Glenda Seattle Home Ec. Edwards, Carolyn Roseburg Home Ec. Efird, Joel Lakeview Wild Life Mng. Ehlke, Ted Honolulu, Hawaii Pharmacy Eklund, Paul San Diego. Calif. Engr. Epcncter, Roberta Silvcrton Clothing A Text. Epley, Melvin Yuba City. Calif. Science Erickson, David H. Chico. Calif. Science Erickson, Lucy Ann Sacramento, Calif. Business Ertlcr, Carl Salem Elec. Engr. Evensen, Emil P. Fort Bragg. Calif. Pharmacy Elfring, Karen Coos Bay BAT Elliott, Gail Salem Education Ellis, Frederick Corvallis Elec. Engr. Ellis, Robert Corvallis Fisheries Ellison, Linda Roseburg Elem. Educ. Ells, David B. Bend Science Outstanding Senior RICHARD G. HANSEN Barometer Editor Alpha Delta Sigma MU Board of Directors Blue Key Sigma Delta Chi Athletic Board of Directors Ellsworth, Nancy Portland Education Ellwood, Bonnie Watsonville, Calif. Home Ec. Emery. James C. Gilchrist Engr. Engdahl, Mary Lou Roseburg Home Ec. Enna, Ron Portland BAT Enright, Donald Springfield BAT Evers, Norma Forest Grove Home Ec. Eves, Franklin Salem Humanities Ewing, Carol Portland English Ed. Fairbrother, Lynn Albany Humanities Farley, Susan Portland Education Farmer, Michael Salem Bus. Adm. Farr, Patricia Portland Elem. Ed. Farra. Leslie Kay Hood River BAT Farrell, John Madras Food Sc. A Tech. Faulhabor, Donald Hubbard Agriculture Faust. Gene Corvallis BAT Faux, John F. Grants Pass Pharmacy Fawcett, John L. Medford Math. Faxon, Linda Philomath Pharmacy Fehrenbacher. D. Prinevillc Ag.-Mech. Tech. Fehrenbacher. S. Prineville Business Ed. Fenton, Stephen Salem Business Fergeson, Al Oregon City Elec. Engr. 456 Ferguson, John E. Aloha BAT Ferry, Daniel Anderson, Calif. Pharmacy Fields, Ray San Mateo, Calif. Education Fikan, Mary Woodburn E em. Ed. Findley, James Madras Science Finn. Brian McCoy HASS Freitag, Bruce Portland Civil Engr. Friedman, Stephen Portland HASS Friedrich, Mary Tillamook Elem. Ed. Fritz, Rene, Jr. Corvallis BAT Fromherz, William Lebanon Education Fronk. Vicke Salem Physical Ed. Fischer, Wilmer Enterprise Agriculture Fisk, Mary Jayne Beaverton BAT Fletcher, Judith Corvallis Sec. Sc . Fletcher, Lorren Corona Del Mar, BAT Folgate, Henry Forest Grove Science Folz, John Eugene Engr. Physics Outstanding Senior CARYL T. SCIUCHETTI Mortar Board Phi Kappa Phi AWS Activities Chairman Junior Class Secretary Ford, Constance Bend Home Ec. Forney, Mike Huntington Beach, Calif. HASS Forde, Diane Lund Petersburg, Alaska Sec. Science Foster, Carol Corvallis BAT Foster, F. Mark Corvallis Science Foster. Sue Newport Elem. Ed. Frost. Carol Beaverton Education Fukuda, Mervyn Honolulu, Hawaii Engr. Fuller, Joyce N. Great Falls, Mont. Education Funk. Curt West Linn Agriculture Furer. Robert W. Rainier Food Tech. Furuta, Gary S. Honolulu, Hawaii Engr. Fowler, Donna Portland Education Fowler. Richard Corvallis BAT Fowler. Roxane Corvallis Elem. Ed. Frahlcr, Mike Tigard Engr. Frank, Connie Portland Education Freed. Roger Lakewood, Calif. BAT Gainer, Judy Newberg Pharmacy Galantc, Wayne Tigard Science Galbraith, John Portland Elec. Engr. Gallagher, Thomas Corvallis HASS Gallego, Lawrence Papaaloa, Hawaii BAT Galvin, Susan Bcllcvuo, Wash. Elem. Ed. 457 Galusha, Glenn Warrenton Food Tech. Gammill. Jerry Lebanon Engt. Gardner, Alan Salem BAT Gardner, Thomas Santa Paula, Calif. Econ.-Pre Law Garner, June Albany Home Ec. Garrett. Eunico Monmouth Sociology Outstanding Senior A. STEWART HOLMES Agriculture Senator Blue Key Delta Sigma Rho President Alpha Zeta OSU Forensics ASOSU Parliamentarian Gaylord, Sharon Portland Home Ec. Ed. Gebo, Robert San Francisco, Cal. BAT Gee, Raymond Sacramento, Calif. Pharmacy Gehrman, Michael Springfield Education Genova, Joe, Jr. Arcadia, Calif. Science Geiger, Carrol Ann The Dalles Home Ec. Ed. Geiger. David Klamath Falls Gen. Science Geiger. Kay Portland Elem. Ed. Gcislcr, Barbara Boise, Idaho HASS Geist, B'Lou Portland Education Geneteau, Victoria Panama Home Ec. Gerlach, lla Jean Springfield Elem. Ed. Gerlach, Janet Springfiled Home Ec. Gerrish, Carol Portland HASS Gestra, Leonard Dallas Science Gettman, Tom Portland Forestry Ghiones, Georgo Loytraki, Greece Elec. Engt. Gibson, Bradford Palto Alto, Calif. Gen. Science Gibson, Kenneth Gaston Engr. Gilbert, Robert San Francisco. Cal. Civil Engr. Gilbert, William Compton, Calif. Physics. Math. Giottonini, Lou Wedderburn Science, BAT Girod. Janet Lebanon Elem. Ed. Goldammer, W. Corvallis BAT Gould, David North Bend Natural Resources Gould. Donna Coos Bay Phys. Ed. Grace. Roger Honolulu, Hawaii Engr. Graham, James Boise, Idaho BAT Graham, Jack Portland Engr. Grammer, Judith Albany Education Goodwin, Marsha Philomath Phys. Ed. Goodwin, Willis Milton-Frccwater Agriculture Gordon, Richard Lake Oswego HASS Gore. Susan M. Salt Lake City, Utah Home Ec. Goude, Gerald Springfield Fish A Game Gookin, Ronald Salem Engr. 458 Grant, Larry Portland Geology Greco, Vicki Portland Home Ec. Green, Carol Beaverton Education Green, Linda M. Portland Bus. Ed. Greiner, David Lebanon Chemistry Gresham, Karen Salem Elcm. Ed. Hagwell, Jane Nehalem Elcm. Ed. Haistcn, David Burbank, Calif. Civil Engr. Hall, Allan Fresno, Calif. Pharmacy Halley, Noreen Yakima, Wash. Home Ec. Haman, Curt Reading. Pa. Geography Hamblin, Philip J. Corvallis Pharmacy Griffin, Dennis Corvallis Engr. Griffith, Charles Corvallis Humanities Grimes, Edna Harrisburg Home Ec. Grimes, Mike Dallas Education Griswold, Dennis Corvallis Engr. Gross. Elynor West Linn Home Ec. Ed. Groth, Morgan Martinez, Calif. Education Gunnell, Gary Coos Bay B £ T Gustine, Sandra Lebanon BAT Haaf, Valoric Roseburg Elem. Ed. Haberlach, Janet Portland HASS Haberlach, F. R. Clackamas BAT Haberlach, William Clackamas HASS Haffncr, Larry Good Hope. Illinois Forestry Haftorson, Shirley Lake Oswego Elem. Ed. Hagen, Gunnar Oslo. Norway Indus. Engr. Haggard. Patricia Portland Home Ec. Hagwell. Richard Longview, Wash. Mech. Engr. Hamlin, Nancy Corvallis Home Ec. Hamm, Nancy M. Portland BAT Hammerstad. Lynne Palo Alto. Calif. Elem. Ed. Hamner, Allen Ncwbcrg Pharmacy Handy, Dale Troutdale Elec. Engr. Hansen, Elizabeth Everett. Wash. Microbiology Outstanding Senior SUSAN M. GORE Theta Sigma Phi President Mortar Board Home Economics Senator Talon President Orchesis Mademoiselle College Board Junior Class Vico President Alpha Lambda Delta Hansen, Richard Portland Math. Hardison, Catherine Corvallis Education Harle, Judith Newberg Science Ed. Harmon. LaRay The Dalles Landscape Arch. Harmon, Marcia Lake Oswego Home Ec. Harms, Harold Hood River BAT 459 Harms, Jerry W. Canby Animal Science Harp, Margaret Roseburg English Ed. Harper, Judy Medford Education Harris, Clifford Salem BAT Hart, Marianne Big Bear City, Calif. Home Ec. Hart, Roy Grants Pass HASS Hashimoto, Stanley Wailuku, Hawaii Accounting Hashimoto, Steve Portland Science Hastie, Kerry Corvallis HiSS Havig, Robert The Dalles Math. EE Hawkes, Greg Portland BAT Hay. Douglas Silverton Agr. Engr. Hay, Richard Portland Engr. Hayashi, Hugh Honolulu, Hawaii EE Hazel, William Salem BAT Head, Gary Klamath Falls Education Hoaly, Judy San Marino, Calif. Education Heassel, Richard San Francisco, Cal. Engr. Hooter, Joe Portland Forest Products Heilmann. Mary Astoria Home Ec. Heitz, Dave Napa. Calif. Pharmacy Henderson, Sid Eureka, Calif. Zoology Hcnny, Charles Brooks Ag-Fish A Came Henrie, Dianne Portland Home Ec. Herb, David Forest Grove Math. Herbert. Mark Portland Science Herbert, Roger Corvallis Education Hermes, Ricki Bismarck, N.O. Engr. Higgins, Robert Burns Education Hill, Larry La Grande Indus. Arts Ed. Hilt, Barry Port Angeles, Wash. Forest Mgt. Hindes, Martha Corvallis Home Ec. Ed. Hirakami. Michael Honolulu, Hawaii Elec. Engr. Hlrsch, Vern Jr. Juneau, Alaska Civil Engr. Hisaka. Lloyd Haina, Hawaii Education Hite, Terrence Sherwood Science Hobart. Willis Nashville Agri-Fish A Game Hodby. Robert Lanai, City. Hawaii Forestry Hobson, Sharon Klamath Falls Science Hodges, Earl Corvallis Agriculture Hoffbuhr, Jack Medford Civil Engr. Hoffman, Steven Medford Science Hofmann, Charles Portland BAT Holland, Chloe Veneta Math. Holliday, Beverly Portland Elem. Ed. Holliday, D. Gary Hillsboro Business Holm, J. Stuart Fairbanks. Alaska Science Holmes. Micholo Portland Science 460 Holmes, A. Stewart Redmond Agriculture Holmes. John Portland Education Holt, Russell Portland Forest Mgt. Holzmeyer, Gilbert Forest Grove Engr. Homfolt, Daniel Klamath Falls HASS Hondo. Michael Kahului, Hawaii Math. Outstanding Senior JOHN C. WATKINSON Memorial Union President Blue Key Alpha Delta Sigma Vice Prosidont Scabbard and Blade Soph. Class Treasurer Beta Alpha Psi Hopper, John Portland Business Admn. Horn. Marvin St. Helens Mech. Engr. Horton. Terry McMinnville HASS Hosea, Neil Portland Civil Engr. Hough. Claude Corvallis Mech. Engr. Houston. Jeannette Salem Education Howse. J. S. Glendale. Calif. HASS Hraba, Doris Dayton Elem. Educ. Hubbard. Linda Monroe Education Hudson. James E. Lorane Ag. Econ. Hifey, Tom Ontario BA T Hugelman, Nancy Klamath Falls Education Jk lift Hundley, Carol Gresham Education Hunt. Pamola Nohalcm Home Ec. Hunt, Sharon San Francisco, Cal. H A SS—English Huntington, B. J. Maplcton BAT Huntington, Paul Mapleton BAT Hurd. David Albany HASS Hurlbutt, Frank Portland BA T Husman, Eric Wouman, Calif. BAT Hustcd. Howard Klamath Falls Math. Hykc. Carolyn Clatskanio Education Hyman, Mark Portland Pharmacy Hytowitz. Robert Portland Pharmacy Icenhower, R. W. Lakevicw Elec. Engr. Ideue, Marvin Wailuku, Hawaii Elec. Engr. Imel, Cliff Silverton Forestry Ingram, Betty Salem Education Ingram, Deane Portland Education Ingram. Dotti Corvallis Home Ec. Ingram, Robert Corvallis Pharmacy Inoue. Peter Honolulu, Hawaii HASS Ising, George Livermore, Claif. BA T Isted. Nanette Medford Pharmacy Jackson, Conrad Roseburg Education Jackson, Sheila Roseburg Home Ec. 461 Jacobs. Carol B. Portland Home Ec. Jacoby. Jerome Corvallis Science Jacoby, Lawrenco Portland Science Jager, Merle Junction City Engr. Jalma. Bev Clatskanie Home Ec. James, Chuck Portland Indus. Engr. Outstanding Senior GEORGE M. BLAKELY II ASOSU President. 1st Vice President, Treasurer Freshman Class President Bluo Key Alpha Delta Sigma MU Board of Governors Treasurer Living Group Officer Janvrin, Rosemary Rainier Accounting Jamison, Karen Santa Barbara. Cal. Home Ec. Jaross, David Lebanon BAT Jarvis, Jim Corvallis BAT Jarvis. Lynne Corvallis Education Jennings, Michael Oakridge Fish A Game Jensen, Charles Albany Fish A Game Jensen, Harold Corvallis Civil Engr. Jeske, Donald Trona. Ca if. Pharmacy Johnson, Carole Portland Elem. Ed. Johnson, Dennis Portland Chemistry Johnson, Eugene Ontario Chemistry Johnson. Keith Portland Education Johnson, Robert Rainier Math. Johnson, William Salem Pharmacy Johnston, Roger Lafayette, Calif. Engr. Johnston, Perry Wallowa Ag—Animal Science Jolley, Donald Albany Elec. Engr. Jones, Harold Hillsboro Chemistry Jones, Paul Coronado, Calif. Political Science Jordan, Jerald Coos Bay Indus. Arts Jorgensen, Bob Springfield Food Tech. Jue, Wallaco Camarillo, Calif. Zoology Kaakinen, John Astoria Chem. Engr. Kahl, James L. Milwaukie Animal Science Karnath, William Camas. Wash. Gen. Science Karlbergs, Andris Portland Engr. Kari, Ginny Seaside Education Karnjanatrakul, S. Prac, Thailand Math. Kasahara, Albert Canby BAT Kashiwabara, Nick Lawai. Hawaii Civil Engr. Kauffman, Carolyn Lebanon Education Kauffman. Leonard Lebanon Gen. Science Kaufman, Loyd Silverton BAT Kaufmann, Pat Albuquerque, N. M. Mech. Engr. Kawamoto. Linda Koloa, Hawaii Education 462 Kearns, Val Kailua, Hawaii Home Ec. Keen. Gary Halsey Agile. Keep. William A Portland HASS Do Kcijzer, Steven Carlsbad, Calif. Forestry Keller, Mary Elsinore, Calif. Home Ec. Kellis, William Portland HASS Kiser, Frederick Cloverdalo Forestry Kiser, Marcia Dee Forest Grove Education Kleger, Adele Salom Business Ed. Kline, Dan Beaverton BAT Klinkenberg, Louise Corvallis Home Ec. Klostcrman, E. A. Lake Oswego Education Kelly. Patrick Portland Civil Engr. Kempf. Beverly Eugene Gen. Science Kennell, Janet Portland BAT Kenyon, Robert Klamath Falls BAT Kenyon, Ron Portland HASS Kcphart, Nicole Corvallis HASS Kerns, James Corvallis Gen. Science Kienle, Dona Corvallis Science Kikkawa, Gail Troutdale HASS Kilpatrick, Robert Lake Oswego BAT Kim, Victor Kailua, Hawaii Science Kimbell, Ray Corvallis HASS Kimura, Ronald Whitmore, Hawaii Pharmacy King, Charles Portland BAT King, James Corvallis Ch. E. King, Linda Paso Robles, Calif. Education Kirk Sheldon Weston Agriculture Kirk, Stan Corvallis Gen. Science Knecht, Ron Palo Alto. Calif. Bus. Admin. Knezevich, Maureen Corvallis Education Knifton, Mary Corvallis HASS Knowlton, Dave Fresno, Calif. Forestry Knudscn, Connie Portland Home Ec. Ed. Knudscn, Larrie Portland Gen. Science Knutson, Kathleen Grants Pass Etem. Educ. Knutson, William Eugene BAT Koch, Mike St. Paul, Oregon Engr. Kolbcrg, Connie Portland HASS Korzan, David Corvallis Science Koehler, David Whittier. Calif. BAT Koerncr, Peggy Myrtle Creek Microbiology Kovenz, Jan Portland Education Kraus, James Los Altos, Calif. Bus. Admn. Kraus, Marilynn Haskins BAT Krueger, Carole Salem Home Ec. Krumholz, Cecilia Portland Elom. Ed. 463 Krupicka, Rose Aurora Home Ec. Ed. Kuehn, Barbara Corvallis Home Ec. Ext. Kuehn, Richard Sandy Engr. Kucst. Bob Talent Science Ed. Kuhn, Susan Longmont, Calif. Elem. Educ. Kumura, Norman Honolulu, Hawaii Mech. Engr. Larsen. Bruce 8ctmont, Calif. Education Larsen, Gerhard Florence Bus. Admn. Larson, Louise Portland HASS Larson, Sue Astoria BA T Laski, Mary Newport HASS Lau, Henry Y. H. Hilo. Hawaii Mech. Engr. Kunimoto, Calvin Papaikou, Hawaii BAT Kutter, David Portland Engr. Kyono, Bill Portland BAT Laird, Carol Lamb, S. M. Fish Hoek, S. Africa BAT Lamberson, Phil St. Helens Gen. Scl. JEAN M. SAUBERT United States Olympic Ski Team Medal Winner Mortar Board Orange O'1 Lambert, Stephen Sacramento, Calif. Food Tech. Lamm, Donald Portland Engr. Land. Melvyn Portland Elec. Engr. Landry, Lee Portland Science Landon, Margaret Aloha Science Lane, Jean M. Sandy Elem. Ed. Lee. Byung T. Seoul, Korea Agriculture Lee. Cynthia Portland Home EC. Lee, Marvin Portland Science Leedy, David Sherwood BA T Leman, Linda Salem Elem. Educ. Lengacher, Edward Portland Civil Engr. Lang. Marion Sweet Home Home Ec. Large. John E. West Unn BA T Langliti. Walter Baker Chill Engr. Lankford, Delores Roseburg Education Larrabee, Bob Los Altos, Calif. History Larsen, Alan Florence Science Lenhardt, Arlie Canby Mech. Engr. Lent, Brian Hebo Pharmacy Lesch, John Albany BA T Leung, Sherman San Francisco. Cal. Engr. Lewellen, Clayton Vale BAT Lewis, Barbara Corvallis Home Ec. Ed. 464 Lewis, Carol Albany HASS Lewis, Doris Moser Elem. Ed. Lewis, Jane Portland Elem. Educ. Lewis, Sandra Nyssa Science Liesegang, Jan Hermiston Home Ec. Lightfoot. Sharon Glendale, Calif. Home Ec. Lindlcy, Carol Dexter BAT Ling, Ching Hong Kong, China Science Linville, Dorothy Gasquet Education Linville, Kim Gasquet BAT Livesley. Phil Portland Engr. Lloyd, Darvel Portland Science Lowell, Gordon Myrtle Creek BAT Lowery, Sharon Salem Education Lukas. Gerald Sparks, Nevada fisheries Lum, Ronald W. Astoria Elec. Engr. Lund, Diane Petersburg, Alaska BAT Lunde, Richard Stinson, Beach, Cal. HASS Lyons, Noel Corvallis Pharmacy Lyons, Paul Portland BAT McAlister. Evelyn Glendale. Calif. Education McAlvage, Karen Grants Pass Education McBride, Gary Sacramento, Calif. Pharmacy McCartney. Sue Whittier, Calif. Education Logan, Ann Ogden, Utah Home Ec. Loitz, Dan Ward Cove, Alaska Engr. Lombard, Jim Bainbridge Is., Wash. Mech. Engr. Long, Edward Vancouver, Wash. Science Loomis, Danny Forest Grovo Education Lorenz, Carol Roseburg Elem. Educ. Outstanding Senior JOHN R. SHELLER 1964 Beaver Editor Alpha Sigma Delta President Blue Key Vice President Manager of Track Team Sigma Delta Chi Pi Mu Epsilon Lossncr, Michael Salem Elec. Engr. Lossner, Peter Salem HASS Louis, Fred, Jr. Portland BAT Loustau, John San Francisco, Cal. Math. Love, James Forest Grove Horticulture Love, Karen Kalama, Wash. HASS McClellean, Howard Glendale, Calif. Agriculture McClure, Bryan Gearhart Gen. Sci. McClurg, James Albany BAT McCormack, James Springfield, Mass. Chem. Engr. McCormick, Paul Bend Agric. McCoy, Ron Oak Creek, Wis. Science 465 McCurdy, Donald Medford Bus. and Engr. McDaniel, George Wallowa Engr. McElroy, Gerald A. Los Angeles. Calif. BAT McFarling, R. B. Portland Math. McGee. David Corvallis Pre-Med McGhehey. John McMinnville forest Mgt. MacEachern. D. Portland Indus. Arts • Ed. Mackey, Jack Los Angeles, Calif. Science Macy. Ed Culver Agriculture Macy, Gregg Madras Animal Scl. Maddix, Carol Rainier Home Ec. Maddox. Edward Corvallis Landscape Archt. McGillivray, Peter McMinnville HASS McGinnis, Ken Menlo Park. Calif. Mech. Engr. McGoran, Corinne Portland HASS McGrcer, Kelly Antelope Range Mgt. McGuire, Michael Corvallis Forestry McHarness, Donald Tigard Civil Engr. McKay, Jay Kent, Wash. Agriculture McKean, Bonnie Portland Home Ec. McKern, Catherine Brownsville Geology McKinnoy, Gary The Dalles Civil Engr. McKnight, Barbara Warrenton Sec. Sci. McLain, Gary Grants Pass Pharmacy McLeod, Barbara Creswcll BAT McMullen, James Portland Sci. Educ. McNeal, Steven Lakeview Engr. McNeill. Don Gresham BAT McWilliams, Jon Port Orford Phys. Ed. McWilliams. Laura Stockton, Calif. HASS Maguire, Tricia Coos Bay Home Ec. Ed. Mah, Bing San Francisco, Cal. Pharmacy Mahony, Duane Gorvais Agriculture Majorowicz, Iona Coquille Zoology Mallory, Patricia Lakeport, Calif. Home Ec. Malmros, Merlin Portland BAT Malone, Patricia Albany Education Manke, Judith Honolulu. Hawaii Education Manke, Ronald Corvallis Chem. Engr. Mann, Fred Tacoma. Wash. Science Manno, Anno Medford Elem. Ed. Margeson, John Portland BAT Marion. Richard Noti Forest Products Markham. Terry Portland Science Marks, Douglas F. Joseph Animal Science Marler, Kenneth Ontario BAT Marsh, Fred Los Angeles, Calif. Elec. Engr. Marsh, Robert D. Portland Education 466 Marshall, Edward Los Angeles, Calif. Pharmacy Martin, Dale Long Creek Agriculture Martin, Jean M. lone Home Ec. Ed. Martin, Phil Salem Mech. Engr. Martin, Sally J. Longview, Wash. Elem. Educ. Marx, Emmett Amity Mech. Engr. Mason, Ellis Hines Science Ed. Mason, Jerry Portland BAT Mathers. Robert Portland BAT Matson, Dwight Astoria Pharmacy Matzen, Bonham McNary Animal Sci. May, Ronald Portland Physics Meindl, Lynda Portland BAT Melville, Suzanne Torrance, Calif. Elem. Educ. Mentzer, Linda Salem Phys. Ed. Meriam, Mary E. Durham, N.C. Home Ec. Mcrlich, Stuart Cottage Grove Indus. Engr. Merrill, Nicholas Milwaukie Science Messner, William Brush Prairie, Wash. Agriculture Meyer. Gary B. Winchester Forestry Michaels, Maurice Stockton, Calif. Pharmacy Mihara, Robert Portland Elec. Engr. Mihata, Kovin Kailua, Hawaii Forest Mgt. Mikosh, Darcy Scappoosc Bus. Educ. Outstanding Senior JAMES C. JARVIS Varsity Basketball and Basoball Blue Key Living Group President Varsity O' Mays, Loretta Corvallis BAT Mayberry, Terrel Pendleton Entomology Mayers, Connie Salem Education Mead, Ron Portland BAT Meade. Jamos Grants Pass Natural Resources Meeker, Karen Corvallis Education Millenthin, Judith Hood River Home Ec. Miller, Donald R. Roseburg Civil Engr. Miller, Elaino Seattle Home Ec. Miller, Gil Portland BAT Miller, James Astoria HASS Miller. John Astoria Social Sci. A Air Scl. Miller. Keith Corvallis Mech. Engr. Miller, Ron Junction City Engr. P. T. Miller, Scott Kelso, Wash. BAT Miller, Susan Lake Oswego Elem. Educ. Millinger, Peter Los Angeles, Calif. Science Mills, Lloyd Molalla Agriculture 467 Millspaugh, Joan North Bond Home Ec. Milne, Tom Portland Pharmacy Milne, W. S. Corvallis Pharmacy Minch. Michael Klamath Falls Chemistry Mink, Roger Salem Phys. Educ. Mitchell, Robert Glcnshaw, Pa. Etcc. Engr. Outstanding Senior EVELYN A. OVESON Barometer Editor Mortar Board Intcrhall Senator Editor of Fusser's Guide Theta Sigma Phi MU Board of Directors Miyashiro. James Honolulu, Hawaii Pharmacy Moe, Carol Corvallis English Ed. Mohr, Robert Eugene BAT Mohr, John Van Nuys. Calif. Education Morlan, Linda Medford Home Ec. Moltzau, Ralph Makawao, Hawaii Math. Monaco, Karen Oceanlake Sci. Ed. Moore, David Halfway Elec. Engr. Moore, Jack Huntington Math. Morford, Anna Philomath BAT Morgan, Gary Independence BAT Morgan, Larry Salem Pharmacy Morrison. John Campbell. Calif. BAT Mortii, Lena Astoria HASS Morton, Doug Portland BAT Morton, Judy Corvallis Home Ec. Mosher, Charles Portland BAT Moulton, Janice Boise, Idaho HASS Mundcll, Robert Ncwberg Engr. Mundt, William Roscburg Pharmacy Munji, Marcus Buea. Cameroon Agriculture Munson, Warren Bonneville Engr., Math. Muranaka, Alvin Honolulu, Hawaii Zoology Murano, Kit Stockton, Calif. Pharmacy Murch, Robert San Mateo, Calif. BAT Murphy, Joan Portland Elom. Educ. Mutch, Jim Sherwood Pharmacy Muxlow, Maurice Regina, Snsk., Can. Ind. Arts Ed. Nash. Gerald San Diego, Calif. Phys. Ed. Navin, Toni Lake Oswego HASS Neff. Sandic Portland Education Neher, Dave Portland HASS Neisz, Kenneth Marietta, Ga. Forestry Nelson, Judie Portland Education Nelson, Thomas Portland Ind. Arts Ed. Neville, Ann Corvallis Elem. Educ. 468 Neuman, Oale Hillsboro BA T Newbern, David Baker Elec. Engr. Ng, Henry Y. Hong Kong, China Elec. Engr. Nielsen, Gordon Palo Alto, Calif. Pharmacy Nishida, Ronald Hilo, Hawaii Elec. Engr. Nishihara, Howard Koloa, Hawaii Engr. Nixon, Alice longbranch, Wash. Home Ec. Ed. Nixon, Kathy West Linn Biology Noack, Nancy E. Lafayette, Calif. Elem. Educ. Noguchi, Tom Hilo. Hawaii Elec. Engr. Norbraten, Gil Portland BAT Nored, Richard Corvallis Engr. Ollsen, John West Linn Engr. Olsen, Linda Albany Elem. Ed. Olsen, Ronald Medford Engr. Olsen, Sharon Prineville BAT Olson, Anita J. Portland Education Olson, Arthur Corvallis Math. Outstanding Senior DAVID C. WOOD Senior Class President Blue Key ASOSU Senate Alpha Delta Sigma Joe College Living Group Officer Norin, Gail Portland Education Norris, Arthur Enterprise Range Mgt. Nunenkamp, David Albany, Ga. HASS Nygaard, Helen Astoria Education Oakloy. D. Koith Lebanon BAT, Agriculture O’Brien, Mary Portland Education Odell, Elizabeth Astoria Home Ec. Ed. Oji. Ray Stockton, Calif. Microbiology Okazaki. Pauline Honolulu, Hawaii Pharmacy Okino, Richard Boring Elec. Engr. Oliver. L. Robert Stockton, Calif. Pharmacy Oliver, Lee Portland Science Olson, Donald Portland BAT Olson, Linda Aurora Education Olson, Steve Portland Engr. Osborn, Alvin Portland Agriculture Ott, Lynda Lake Oswego Elem. Educ. Ovorholtzer, Mary Corona, Calif. Science Ovcson, Evelyn Wallowa Education Owen, Donna Lee Portland Honte Ec. Page, Mary Corvallis Elem. Educ. Pagh, Tom L. Canby Civil Engr. Palaske, Susan Portland Elem. Educ. Palmer, Jerrolyn Drain Elem. Educ. 469 Palmer, Unda Vale Home Ec. Palmer, Margaret Portland HASS Pantenburg, Diane Canby BAT Papakonstantinou, V Thessaloniki, Greece Engr., Math Park. Lo Ann Portland Math. Ed. Parker, Gregory Redding, Calif. Pharmacy Paschall, Jack III Bradbury. Calif. Pre-Med. Pasley, Carolyn Hillsboro HASS Patchin, Ted San Diego, Calif. Pharmacy Paxton, Ken Lakeview Pharmacy Pcggar, Carole Portland BAT Pendleton, Donna Lake Oswego Pharmacy Penketh, Carolyn Portland E em. Ed. Perry, Dennis Salem Pharmacy Peters. Francis Sherwood Agriculture Peters, Garry Lakeview Education Peters, Larry Lakeview Education Peters. Maxine Canby Education Petersen, Curtiss Gustine, Calif. Pharmacy Peterson, Farol Coquille Etem. Ed. Peterson, Gary Albany BAT Peterson, John Chester. Calif. forestry Peterson, Neil Ketchikan, Alaska Engr. Pfouts, Melissa Salem BAT Phelps. Carmen McMinnvile Education Phelps, Normandie Milwaukie Science Phelps, Roger Milwaukie Science Pierson, David Corvallis Science Pike, Merilee Paisley BAT Pinho, Russel Honolulu, Hawaii Engr. Pitman, Dexter Molalla Wildlife Mgt. Pleasant. Jim Beaverton Science Plunkett, Carol Lebanon Phys. Ed. Poduje, Thomas Corvallis Science Porfily, Frank Princvillc Agriculture Poucher, Mary Oakland, Calif. HASS Powell. Bruce Salem Science Powell, Norman Rainier BAT Pratt, Judy Portland Education Prcchtcr, Ed Louisiana, Mo. Gen. Sci. Preston, John Salem Science Pribble. Mary Corvallis Science Prichard, Pat Portland BAT Prichard, Veda Lyons BAT Pugh, Chadric Corvallis BAT Purchase, Larry Pendleton Range Mgt. Purvis, L. Charles Scappoose HASS Putnam. Nadine Portland Home Ec. 470 Putnam. Teryl Sweet Home Food Tech. Ouade, Harlan Wccoma Beach H ASS Oueen, Gordon Richmond. Calif. HASS Raab, Bettie Portland Education Raade. Howard Roseburg BAT Rabern, Lola Longview, Wash. Home Ec. Ed. Reckmann. Betty Kent. Wash. Education Redding. Connie Burbank, Calif. Education Reder. Joe Olympia. Wash. Food Sci. Redman, Kathleen Oregon City Education Reed, Douglas A. Mercer Island, Wash. HASS Reed. Fredric C. Molalla Engr. Outstanding Senior SCOTT C. THOMPSON Education Sonator Blue Key Barometer Sports Editor Sigma Delta Chi Alpha Delta Sigma Living Group Officer Rader, Betty Portland HASS Rader, Thomas Salem HASS Ralls. Mike Milwaukie Pharmacy Randall, Meredith Castro Valley. Calif. Education Rautio. Arninne Astoria Elem. Ed. Ratcliffo. Gary A. Myrtle Point Indus. Engr. Reed, Sharron A. Maupin Home Ec. Reed, Zelma Salem Science Reeder, Andrea Klamath Falls HASS Reeder, Carol Pendleton Home Ec. Reese, Darlene Hillsboro Home Ec. Reeves, Jerry Oakland. Oregon Agriculture Reiling, K. T. Portland Science Roimcrs. Roger Forest Grove BAT Rcmpel, Ruby Dallas Home Ec. Renie, Roberta Klamath Falls Sci. Ed. Renken. Arthur Newport Science Retzer, William Dallas BAT. Raudscp, John Millbrae. Calif. Engr. Ray. William Estacada Education Rayburn. Patricia Corvallis Education Read, Karen Corvallis Education Read, Robert Fort Monroe, Va. HASS Rcckman, Karleen Sandy Education Rhodes, Ted S. Pasadena, Calif. BAT Rich, Ken Portland BAT Richardson, Alan Fairbanks, Alaska BA T Rider, James Portland BAT Ricbcn, David Banks HASS Ricscnhubor. R. Westlake Pharmacy 471 Riley, Susan E. North Bend Education Rinkcr, Jim Portland Science Ritchie. Patricia Salem Educ. Robb, Carol Corvallis Education Robbins, Susan Gearhart Education Roberts, Charlotte Roseburg Elem. Educ. Rosenberg, Arlene Cave Junction Home Ec. Ross. Jay Klamath Falls Math. Rothman, Randy San Bruno, Calif. H4SS Rothschild. Robert Palo Alto, Calif. Elec. Engr. Rudy. Jill Corvallis BAT Rudy. Tom Corvallis 4 T Roberts. Michael Crawfordsville Fish and Game Robertson, Charles Portland Prod Tech Robertson, Linda Portland Bus. Ed. Robertson, Ardyth Lake Oswego Education Robinson, James Pendleton 4 T Robinson, Stephen Ruhl, Richard Corvallis Education Ruhl, Susan Corvallis Education Russell, William Gaston Civil Engr. Rutherford, William Eugene B 4 T Ruzak, Cheron Los Angeles, Calif. Home Ec. Ryals, Dennis Salem Math. w Roby. George Jr. Burbank, Calif. Forestry Rodonick, Marilyn Portland Sec. Scl. Rodphothong, Prida Thailand Roedigor, Sherry St. Helens Home Ec. Ed. Roehl, Alan Coeur d’Alene, Ida. Elec. Engr. Rogers, Phyllis Columbia City Elem. Educ. Outstanding Senior PATRICIA BATCHELDER OSU Bookstores Board of Directors President Living Group President Mortar Board Phi Kappa Phi Finalist for National Pillsbury Award Omicron Nu Alpha Lambda Delta Rogers. Joyce Grants Pass B4T Rohrback, David Aloha Forestry Rollins, Mary Portland Education Romsos, Janice Astoria Elem. Educ. Rood, Gerald Molalla Pharmacy Roscoe, Nicolie San Francisco, Calif. Home Ec. Ryan, Donald Central Point Civil Engr. Ryan, Lori Tigard Elem. Educ. Safley, Judy Albany Elem. Educ. Salisbury, Diana Corvallis Elem. Educ. Sallee, Sherman Pendleton Science Sample, James Gilchrist H4SS 472 Sampels, Glenda Bend Science Samuelson. E. A. Redding. Calif. Science Sandquist, Carl Coos Bay Food Tech. Sandstrom. Kenneth Columbia City BAT Sandwick, Rayda Portland Education Santos, Gorald Lahainu. Hawaii Home Ec. Sarom. Kong Stung Treng, Cambodia Forestry Sauter, Gregg Portland BAT Scales, Jeanne Salem Education Sciuchetti, Caryl Corvallis Pharmacy Schaad, Roger La Grando Education Schenk, George Portland Pharmacy Schwider, Alfred Pacific Palisades, Calif. Pre-Mcd. Schild, Linda Tillamook Elem. Ed. Schlcgol, Michael Forest Grove Wildlife Mgt. Schmidt. Lucille Pilot Rock Education Schmokel, Steven Beaverton Forestry Schneider, Thomas Portland Engr. Schweitzer, David Portland Gen. Sci. Scofield, John Portland Engr. Scott. Barry Los Altos, Calif. H ASS Scott, James Phoenix, Oregon Forestry Scott. William Portland Science Scoville, Mary Lee Lakeview HASS See, Thomas Pendleton Science Sell. Alvin Bend BAT Sendelbach, R. W. Idleyld Park Engr. Sorros, Paul Woodburn Agriculture Shambaugh, R. Bend BAT Shaw, Patricia Portland Home Ec. Shelby, Marvin Albany Engr. Shellcr, John Lake Oswego Science Shelley, Robert Portland Engr. Sherman, Don Corvallis HASS Shillitto, Douglas Portland BAT Shoop, Lucinda Portland Education Schnare, J. Keith Hinsdale, III. Forestry Schoen. Rebecca Monroe Home Ec. Ed. Schoenheit, Ronald Portland Science Schroeder, Duane Madras Engr. Schuh, Randall Klamath Falls BAT Schulze. John Gary Redding, Calif. Pharmacy Shrum, Robort Glide Accounting Shryock, Kathryn Salem Home Ec. Ed. Shuman. Dale G. Douglas, Alaska Science Shurtliff, Judith Vale Home Ec. Sieg, Dan Medford Engr. Siegmund, Louis Stayton BAT 473 Simpson, Stephanie Portland HASS Sims, Herbert Portland BAT Sinclair, Duane Ketchikan, Alaska 64 r Sinyard. Jimmy Redding. Calif. Education Sisson. Richard Corvallis Engr. Sisson. W. H. Lebanon Engr. Smith, Kent Beaverton Education Smith. Sherry Eureka, Calif. Engr. Smith, Terry Salem Science Smathers, David Hillsboro Engr. Smathers, Douglas Hillsboro Engr. Smouse. Kenneth lone Science Sizer, William Seattle. Wash. Marketing Skinner. Robert Salem 64 T Slack, Charlene Junction City Home Ec. Ed. Steep, Bill Yrcka, Calif. Forestry Stezak. Susann Corvallis Education Sminia. Eloiso Forest Grove Elem. Educ. Snippen, Gene Albany Math. Snippen, Janet Albany 64 T Snyder, Judith Coos Bay Science Snyder, Robert Albany 84 T Sohrab, Soheil Teheran, Iran Engr. Sonnenburg, Kay Beaverton Pharmacy Outstanding Senior NANETTE K. ISTED Mortar Board President Peace Corps Visitation Chairman Lambda Kappa Sigma Beaver Section Editor ASOSU Senate and Cabinet lota Sigma Pi Alpha Lambda Delta Smith, Allan Aurora Agriculture Smith, Ben Eugene 64 r Smith, Cheryl Portland Education Smith, Glenn Corvallis Pharmacy Smith, James Portland HASS Smith, Judith Portland Elem. Educ. Sonoda, Robert Honaunau, Hawaii Engr. Sorenson, Christian Seward, Alaska Engr. Sorenson, Sharon Portland Education South, Veeder Glendora, Calif. Engr. Souvenir, Stanley Portland Math. Spence, David Van Nuys. Calif. HASS Spence, Thomas Portland Engr. Spencer, Norman Burlingame, Calif. Engr. Spore, Dennis Milwaukie Engr. Sprowls, Lillie Portland Elem. Educ. Stacrnes. Gunnar Oslo, Norway Indus. Engr. Stagnaro, Thomas Santa Cruz, Calif. Science 474 Stankey, Georoe Florence Science Starr. Allan Portland B £ T Starr. Keith Myrtle Point H£SS Stastny. Edwin, Jr. Malin Engr. Stastny. Don Matin B £ T, Arch. Steele. Paul Canyon City B £ T o v Stubkjacr, William Corvallis Engr. Stueck, P. Gary Belmont, Calif. Math. Sturmer. Anno Portland Education Suckling, Douglas Vancouver, Wash. Education Sugano, Albert Koloa, Hawaii Math. Suhrbier, Arnold Canby Forestry Steen, Karen Bellevue, Wash. Education Steindorf, Dennis Tillamook Pharmacy Steinfeld, 8arbara Scappoose Home Ec. Stennick, Janet Rainier Education Stennick, Larry Rainier Education Stephenson, J. D. Powell Butte Science Stever, James Medford Engr. Steward, John Yamhill Engr. Stewart. Willis Culp Creek Engr. Stowe, Suzanne Corvallis Bus. Ed. Strahm, Gary Brookings Forestry Strahl, Douglas Portland B £ T Stranahan, C. Redmond Engr. Straub, Dennis Camas, Wash. Education Strauss, Lilita Portland Math. Strong. Shirley Boise, Idaho Math. Stroud, Eugene Maplcton Science Stubcr. Roberta Lebanon Elem. Educ. Outstanding Senior MICHAEL R. KOCH Barometer Business Mgr. Blue Key Inter-Dorm Senator Living Group President Phi Eta Sigma Sigma Tau Tau Beta Pi Eta Kappa Nu Sump, Gary Oregon City Chem. Engr. Swan, Ronald Hood River Animal Science Swanson, Guy Grand Ronde Engr. Swart, George Portland Indus. Arts Swayzc, Donald Foster B £ T Swingle, Robort The Dalles B £ T Taintcr, Carole Lakoview Elem. Educ. Tang, Yvonne Honolulu, Hawaii Home Ec. Tanner, John Spokane, Wash. B £ T Taylor, Gail Brownsville Sociology Tebbens, Carl Berkeley, Calif. Engr. Tetherow, Darleno Portland Education 475 Thaler, Joseph Corvallis Engr. Thom, Barbara Milwaukie Education Thomas, Frances Redmond BiT, Educ. Thomas, Gerald Bend Forestry Thomas, James Wasco Hi SS Thompson, David Corvallis Pharmacy Trost, James Aurora Gen. Science Trollman, John Menlo Park, Calif. Engr. Physics Trupp, Lynn Eugene Agriculture Tryon, John Rio Vista, Calif. BiT Tucker. Brok Milton-Frecwater Engr. Tuma, Philip lone, Calif. Forestry Thompson, Jan Pendleton Education Thompson, Jane Pasadena. Calif. Home Ec. Thompson, Judith Salom Science Thompson, Scott Milwaukie Education Thorp, Larry Corvallis Science Thornburg, Lynda Beaverton Education Ting, Leo Son Sao Paulo, Brazil Engr. Tinker, Eugene Pleasant hill Econ. Toedtemeior, T. Boise, Idaho B i T., Educ. Todd, Barbara Salem Home Ec. Tokola, Arthur Portland Math. Tollefson, James Albany Science Tolls, Terry Portland Science Tong, Theodore San Francisco, Cal. Pharmacy Torrance, Swift El Segundo, Calif. Bi T Torrcy, Sheryl Portland Home Ec. Tracy, Brent Lakcvicw B i T., Educ. Trask, Donna Myrtle Creek HiSS Turner, John F. Corvallis Engr. Turner, Toni Portland Education Turpin, Thomas Medford U’Ren, Kathryn Portland HiSS Udell. Fay Lebanon Entomology Uemura, Roy Hilo. Hawaii Mech. Engr. Van Abkoude, E. Portland Aero Engr. Van de Pol, David Corvallis Engr. Van Devender, N. Noti Engr. Van Loben Sels, C. Courtland, Calif. Agriculture Von Loh, Joyce Lebanon Elem. Ed. Van Orsdall, Lois Pendleton Phys. Ed. Van Uden, Robert Boise, Idaho Pre-Med. Vandonburgh, Sara Ashland Home Ec. Ed. Vaughn. Nancy Portland Home Ec. Votor, Morvln Eugene Indus. Engr. Vejlupok, Judy Salem Elem. Educ. Venturi, Carmi Lockeford, Calif. Home Ec. 476 Versteeg. Sharon Portland Math. Vescelus. Fred Glendale, Calif. Engr. Vitek, Michael Eugene Pharmacy Vogt. Norman E. Junction City Forestry Volz, David Silverton BA T Vonderheit, Joan Portland Education Waggoner, Paul Freeport, III. Forestry Wagenblast, V. K. Maupin Home Ec. Wagner, Judy Dash Point, Wash. Education Wagner. Steven Beaverton Science Watford, Richard Sheboygan, Wis. Engr. Walker, Lacy Eugene Education Watkinson, John Newport BAT Watson, Jay Belmont, Calif. Agriculture Watson, Mary Grants Pass Home Ec. Ed. Watts, Helen Payette, Idaho Education Weaver. Janell Bond BAT Weaver, Robert Portland HASS Webb, Carolyn Lebanon Bus. Ed. Webber, Kenneth Junction City Engr. Webster, Mary Corvallis Education Weed, Roger Eugene Pharmacy Welp, James Toledo Pharmacy Welsh, Audrey Halfway Home Ec. Ed. Walker, Stan Canby Engr., PT Wallace, James Portland Engr. Wallace, Ronald Aumsville Agric. Wallace. Sue E. Corvallis Education Wallace, Vernon Roseburg BAT Walls, Gerald Olympia, Wash. Engr. Walsh, Joanne L. Portland HASS Waltz. Jim Salem Pharmacy Walz, Pete Bay City BAT Ward. William Corvallis Engr. Ware, Judy Stayton Elem. Ed. Ware, Robert Eugene BAT Wondoll, William Hillsboro Science Wcndlick, Darlene Moro Homo Ec. Ed. Wenschlag, Harvey Watson, Sask. BAT Wentworth, Douglas Klamath Falls Engr. West. Dale Malibu. Calif. HASS West. Emilio S. Government Camp Education Westling. Lloyd Oregon City Science Westrum, Jack Los Altos, Calif. BAT Weydahl, Sven Oslo, Norway Engr. Wheaton, Marjorie Gold Beach Science Wheclor, Gerald Corvallis Science Wheeler. Patricia Hillsboro Education 477 Wherry, Anne Lake Oswego Home Ec. White, Carolyn Corvallis Pharmacy White, David Portland Science Ed. Whitaker, Janet Myrtle Point Education Whltford, Edward Boring Engr. Whitlow. E. Kay Bandon Education Whitmore, Michaol Salem HASS Whitney, Dan Eugene Engr. Wiese, Craig Portland Science Wiita, Marlin Fairbanks, Alaska HASS Wilcox, Ralph Albany BAT Wilkie, Arnold Newborg Science Wilkinson, Wayne Drain Pharmacy Wille, Jerald Long Beach, Calif. Math. Willener, Henry Warrenton Sc . Ed. Willett. Gary R. Wallowa Agriculture Williams, Dwane Can by Science Williams, Juanita North Bend Science Williams. Peggy Vancouver, Wash. BAT Williams, Sally Sheridan Elem. Educ. Williams, Veda Corvallis BAT Williams, Donn Newberg BAT Williamson. J. Millbrae, Calif. HASS Willis. James Woodland Hills, Cal. HASS Willis, Lynn San Diego, Calif. Pharmacy Wilmot, Richard Corvallis Science Wilson, Bruce McMinnville Science Wilson, Charles Helix BAT Wilson, James Salem Animat Science Wilson, James Forest Grove Sc . Ed. Wilson, Mary Ellen Myrtle Creek Home Ec. Ed. Wilson, Micheal Nyssa Math. Wilson, Nancy Portland Education Wilson, Robert Jr. Orinda, Calif. BAT Wilson. Thomas Beaverton Sc ., Pre-Mcd Winkelman, Marie Portland BAT Winters, Brian J. Portland Engr. Wirth, James Salem Agriculture Wise, Kenneth Medford Engr. Witt, James Challis, Idaho HASS Wolsborn, Robert Portland BAT Wood, William Portland Education Wood, David Hermiston Engr. Wood, John Corvallis Recreation Woodell, C. B. Ashland Forestry Wooley, John Philomath Science Woolsey, Bonnie The Dalles Elem. Educ. Worden, Wm. Portland Science 478 Worthing, Leigh Alexandria, Va. Science Wortman. Eldon Pondloton S'. T Wright, Vicki Willamina Science Yoakley, Julie Medtord Elem. Educ. Yocum, William Bainbridge la.. Wash. Engr. York. Karen I Coquille Education Wrolstad, Keith Molalla Physics Wuori, James Astoria Math. Wusz, Tim Portland Engr. Youel, Ellen Portland Home £c. Young, Nancy Portland Pharmacy Younger, Ann Medtord Elem. Educ. Wyatt, Thomas Portland HASS Wyckofl. Clifford Grandviow, Wash Science Yamaml. Stovcn Honolulu, Hawaii Engr. Yunker, Richard Salem Forestry Zahary, R. G. Sacramento, Calif. BAT Zamora, Beniamin Adrian I Range Mgt. Yamamoto, Roy Milwaukie Science Yeater, Marcia Salem Education Ycrian, Richard Salem Education Zibolski, Arthur Dallas Civil Engr. Zielosch, Gail Salem Home Ec. Zodtner, Pete , Livermore, Calif. Pharmacy 479 The Senior finds himself abruptly face to face with his future. “Life is no longer that nebulous span of time out there somewhere to be worked toward. The future has become the present. Well or ill prepared, challenged or apathetic, the graduate joins the ranks of his society with its problems, responsibilities and challenges. 480 STUDENT INDEX A Anils, Dennis P . 149. 350, 449 Anris. Cornelius Ron. 49 Aaserudo, Robert A.. 372 Abbey. Susan K.. 269. 322 Abbott, Dnrryl John, 385 Abbott. Gail Candace. 290 Abed. Easa T.. 342 Abel. Diane Marie, 310 Abel, Steven Elmor, 340 Abernathy. Gale S.. 399 Abraham, Dennis Ells. 395 Abrahamsen, Lee Ann, 298 Abrams, James H., 371 Acaiturri, Louis 8.. 431 Ackcrson, Erik King, 377 Acklin, Larry L.. 421 Adair. David Carl. 367 Adair, Twila Faye, 280 Adam. E. R.. 189 Adams, Alexander M.. 340 Adams. Darlene Faye, 332 Adams. Kenneth Allen, 353 Adams, Kerry L.. 449 Adams, Michael, 358. 374. 449 Adams, Rodney A., 187. 354 Adams, Marshall G., 135. 436 Adams. Stovcn H., 83, 390 Adamson, Sharon C.. 334 Adcock. Stephen G.. 200, 347 Addicott. S. E., 173, 411. 449 Adelman, James A., 131, 136, 170, 430 Adelman. Robert L, 153, 377 Adkisson, Dorothy L.. 179, 268, 317 Adkisson, Marjorie E., 300, 449 Adotevi-Akue. George, 149 Adsmond, Doris Kay. 336 Aeschliman. Chester, 366 Aftassi. Badi-O-Zama. 417 Agbim. Azu H.. 436. 449 Agostino, Ray D., 394 Aguilar. William S.. 389 Ahlem, William R,, 130 Aho, Carolyn Alma. 333 Ahuna, Peter K., 149, 150. 449 Aikman, Lynn A., 390 Ainley. Mary Stinnet, 131. 321 Aiken. Tod P.. 384. 449 Akers, Robert E.. 436 Alagheband, Freidoun, 151, 154. 158. 449 Alajoki, Frans Oscar, 404 Akerson. Janice Mari, 297 Albertson, Barry B., 427, 449 Albertson, Linda Lou, 317 Albertson. Oran L.. 436 Albrecht. Linda L-. 283 Albrich, Lynne Marie, 292 Albright, Forest M.. 298 Albright. James A., 30 AI Dhahi, Farouk S., 359 Aldrich. Michael T., 212, 417 Alexander, Charles W.. 436 Alexander, Dell A.. 271, 415 Alexander. Jorry R., 183, 190, 436. 449 Allan, Barbara Natal, 301 Allan. Olga J.. 300, 449 Alleman, Henry B., 436 Allen. Brian Gray, 431 Allen. Gary Dennis, 232, 396 Allen, Gretchen H., 306 Allen, Robert, 423 Allen, Sherman A., 81. 352 Allen, Sharon Lee, 282 Allen. Susan J.. 300, 449 Allen, Trudy 8., 318 Allen, Richard Loren, 389 Allison. Barbara J., 291 Allison, Donald R., 155, 159. 433. 449 Allison. George C.. 150. 151. 436, 449 Allman. Willard F„ 436. 449 Allred. W.lliam J.. 410 Alpan. Suleyman O.. 133 Altheide. Ann L.. 316. 449 Alton. L.. 198 Alto, John F., 436. 449 Alvord, Allan F„ 149, 370, 449 Aman, Terry Gordon, 397 Amberg, Arthur Allen, 153 Ambrogetti. Walter J.,401 Anions, Robert D., 427, 449 Amick. Lestor E.. 134, 200, 372 Amling. Raymond Lee. 433 Amon, Suzanne, 310 Amort. Don, 154, 158 Amoth, Alan R.. 436. 449 Anderegg, Ralph H., 136, 424 Anderson, Allen H.. 377, 449 Anderson, Barbara D., 449 Anderson, Bruce C.. 366 Anderson, Bruce F.. 359 Anderson, Carl A.. 350, 449 Anderson. Carol Lea, 320 Anderson, Clark Greg. 371 Anderson. Dale P.. 131. 270, 410, 449 Anderson. Donald G., 369 Anderson. Donald E.. 200. 362 Anderson, Duane R.. 436, 449 Anderson. Fred W.. 198 Anderson. Francene M.. 299 Anderson. Gary A., 406 Anderson. Gary Clyde, 436 Anderson. James D., 436 Anderson. Jaydee S.. 136. 449 Anderson, John H.. 449 Anderson, John Ryan. 408 Anderson. John W., 381 Anderson. Judith E., 311 Anderson, Kathryn. 195, 296 Anderson, Kathryn A., 316 Anderson, Kenneth, 382, 449 Anderson, Kenneth A., 371 Andorson, Kenneth H.. 357 Andorson. Linda Jo, 290. 331 Andorson, Lynn E., 196, 324 Anderson, Marsha J.. 141 Anderson. Martha J., 141, 436 Anderson, Mary Janet. 289 Andorson, Melvin, 436, 449 Anderson. Peggy L., 449 Anderson, Philip, 154, 158. 436, 449 Anderson, Richard, 213. 348 Andorson. Richard J.. 135 Anderson, Robert H.. 373 Anderson, Roger F., 436. 449 Anderson, Steven W.. 410 Anderson. Stuart S.. 354 Anderson. Susan G.. 310 Anderson. Wesley L., 424 Anderson. William S.. 449 Anderson. William W., 399 Anding, Jane, 293 Andrade, Fernando P-, 369 Andresen. Paul M.. 359 Andrews. Raymond, 187. 392 Ang, Philip T.. 380, 449 Angelo, Michael A„ 392 Anholt, Richard M., 397 Anhorn. Jeffrey C.. 151, 154, 158. 414 Annala, Timothy T., 364 Annala, Virginia E.. 288 Ansel, Raymond B.. 364. 426 Anson. Larry D.. 364 Aoki, Tadao, 346 Aona, Virginia F., 436 Apple. Dwight D., 367 Applebaker, Daniel T., 403 Applen. Gregory L„ 363 Araghi. Mehdi N.. 421 Arbogast. Hally A.. 367 Archer, James C., 200 Archer, Ronald J., 154, 158 Archibald, Edward M.. 408 Archibald, Glenn A.. 436 Archy, John M., 449 Ardell, Eric B., 191 Areeckal, Abraham J.. 151 Arend. Richard M.. 407 Armantrout, Bonnie L.. 436 Armantrout. Jo A.. 449 Armes, John F.. 179 Armes, Sandra A., 334 Armitage, Janice A.. 327 Armstrong, Louis III, 429 Armstrong. Sandra, 302. 449 Armstrong, Susan K., 334 Armstrong, William C., 388 Arnold, Janice L., 298 Arnsbargcr, Deborah, 436 Arrcll, Jerry F., 342 Arrcll, Jo Anne, 335 Arrera. Charles C., 153. 432 Arth, Peter Jr., 364 Aschcnbach, Don R., 399 Ash, Richard W., 191, 408 Ashcraft, Elizabeth, 329 Ashenfelter, Dennis, 362 Ashford, Kenneth E., 429 Ashimino, J., 134, 185. 430. 449 Ashmore, William A.. 392 Ashmore. Janet M., 324 Ashton. Lyle T.. 397 Ashworth, Karen A„ 310 Asmervig, Barbara, 111, 305 Aspmo, Gary S.. 395 Asrat, Abebe, 425 Atkinson, Sheridan, 475 Atwood. Gloria K.. 312 Aubert, Marie A.. 305 Aucott. Lizbeth R.. 315 Auka, John E., 354 Aufdermauer, Ina, 436, 449 Auld. Harry D., 436. 449 Ausland, John M.. 427, 449 Ausmus, James L, 436, 449 Austin, Brett M„ 154, 158, 410 Austin, Loylene. E.. 334 Austin, Nancy L. 215, 302, 314, 449, 451 AutiO, Mary E.. 436, 449 Averotte, Beauford. 436 Avery. Gerald W., 449 Avery, Robert H., 395 Avison, Gregor C.. 402 Avison. Mrs. Jean, 280 Awbrey, Cheryl L., 299 Axelsen. Judee K„ 436 Ayers. Judith L., 303 Ayres, Jean K.. 276 Azama, Walter S.. 428, 450 Azerbaijani, Masoud. 378 Azcvcdo, Miriam K.. 318 B Baardsen, Per, 155,159. 450 Baardson, Andrea Lee. 305 Babcock, Douglas L.. 355 8abcock, Marilyn S., 436, 450 Babler, Bonnie L.. 298 Baccus, Barbara A.. 436. 450 Bacon. A. V. H.. 189 8acon, Gloria J.. 278 Badcock, Linda Kay. 450 Badcock, Charles C.. 450 Badlcy. Donald E.. 154, 158. 418. 450 Badloy, James L. 183, 185, 418. 450 Badurina, Lorraine M., 295 Baese, Jason L., 154, 158, 436. 450 Bagby. Richard A.. 386. 450 Bagger, Leonard G., Jr.. 155. 159, 347, 450 Bahram, Borhan, 420 Bailey, David A.. 388 Bailey, David G.. 399 Bailey, Douglas B,. 424 Bailey, Gayle E.. 333 8ailcy, Reid A.. 353 Bailoy. Robert W., 323. 450 Bailey, Robert, 150, 151 Bailoy, Ronald O.. 190 Bailey. Sally L. 335 Bailey. Suzanne R., 297 Bailey. Sharon K„ 360 Baillie, Janet M., 436 Baines. John R., 427. 450 Baird, Jeanne L., 293 Baird, Mary Teresa. 317 Baird. Norman Lee. 347 Baker, Carol Gwen, 297 Baker. Donna J., 280 Baker. Gary D.. 70. 198 Baker. James Everett. 380 Baker, Janet L. 266. 332 Baker. John E., 432 Baker. Lynda Beth, 332 Baker. Michael H.. 418 Baker, Michael N.. 356 Baker. Richard L.. 382. 450 Baker. Robert Lee, 356 Baker, Steven Clark, 380 Baker, Thomas C., 419 Bakkcn. Craig A.. 436 Bakken, Clarence A., 403 Baldridge, Barbara J., 326 Baldwin. Margaret R., 291 Baldwin, Patricia M., 231 Ball, Stacia A.. 436. 450 Ball, Robert G., 378 Ballard. Gary C., 391 Ballon. Anne M., 194. 269, 308 Ballow, Richard J., 362 Ballinger, Jorry O.. 375 Balmforth, Kenneth. 368. 450 Bammann, Walter F., 428 Banks, Jack R., 351 Barber, Lynn, 276 Barber, Mark J.. 343 Barber, Martin S., 414 Barber, R. D., 153. 197, 244, 414, 450 8arcroft, David J.. 450 Barenz, Terry A., 284. 459 Barge, Patricia A.. 294, 330 Barker. Thomas E.. 419 Barker. William H.. 424 Barkhurst, Rosemary. 436 Barkus. Rodger W.. 200, 364 Barnekofl. D. L. 155, 159, 271 Barnes, Caroline L. 325 Barnes. Jerry D., 385 Barnes. John M., Jr.. 362. 450 Barnes. Maux R., 149, 450 Barnes. Nancy L, 436 Barnes, Sidney B., 421 Barnes. Terry. 190 Barnett, Cynthia L.. 295 Barnett, Robic C.. 450 Barngrover, Larry W.. 450 Barnum. R., 183, 187, 352, 450 Barnum. Susan J.. 286 Barnwell, Beulah, 322 Baron. Norman E.. 421, Barr. Mary M.. 297 Barrett. Beth Nell. 188, 298 Barrett, Carolyn R., 330 Barrows, Donald K., 402 Barry, Glendee W.. 315 Barry, Loretta R.. 306 Barss, William H., 134 Barstad, Dennis L., 200, 346 Bartel. Donald. 272, 340, 450 Bartel. Frederick W.. 152 Bartel. E. D.. 152. 340. 450 Bartels, Judith A., 337, 450 Bartlett. Carla A.. 277 Barton. Richard M.. 468 Basgen, Elizabeth S.. 285 Basgen. Thomas. 390, 450 Basinger, Ronald. 436. 450 8ass, Virginia S.. 333 Bntcheldcr, D.. 200, 342 Batchcldcr, J.. 141, 230. 303 Bntcheldcr, Lewis, 404 Batchelder, Patricia. 219, 302. 450, 472 Bates, Allen D.. 88. 450 8ates, Carol Ann, 324 Bates. Judy G.. 450 Battersby, Paul C., 392 Bauer, Robin C.. 316 Bauserman. Nancy E.. 292 Bauske. K. R.. 155. 159, 362, 450 Baxter, Gary A., 370 Baxter. Richard K„ 198. 450 Baxter. Rolland W., 394 Bayne. William Loo, 370 Beall. Jane M., 450 Beals, Mary M., 285 Bean. V . E., 154, 158. 436. 450 Beard. David G.. 371 Beardsley. Robert. 394 Beaton, John M., 407 Beatty, Janice M., 450 Beattie, Joseph C., 357 Beatty. Joseph H., 450 Beauchamp, Grant, 137, 378 Beaver, Meredith, 301 Beaver, Roy J., II, 391 Bebber, Susan K., 303 Bech, Phyllis Lee. 305 Bechtel, Gretchen K.. 289 Beck, Janet E., 312 Beck. Kenneth L. 436. 450 Beck. John W. Jr.. 427 Beck, June A., 435, 450 Bock, Steven Leo, 188 Becker, Henry G. Jr., 95. 69. 169, 352 Beckham, David B.. 350 Beckford, Diana. 450 Bedea. Janet Lee, 334 Beebe. Tonia S.. 283 Bcecroft, Judith P., 179, 330 Bcehler, Mary A., 283 Beeler, Mary Anno. 283 Beeler. William J.. 408 Beeman, Kenneth A., 427 Beers, Joyco L., 436, 450 Beesley, Stanley A.. 265, 347 Beeston, Judith H.. 322 Beickel, Charles F.. 179 Behr, Peter Farrell, 360 Bchm, Jerry F., 406 Bchse. Dean P.. 155, 159. 450 Beilke, Carol Ann, 312 Beith, William R.. 191.362 Beisner. Kay Nell. 291 Bekooy, Kay L., 317 Bekooy, R.. 191, 352, 450 Behrens. F. L, 375 Belcher. Earl L.. 200. 433 Behm, Nancy E.. 319 Belden, Benjamin T., 360 Belkengren. J., 247, 436, 450 Bell, Gary Alan. 359 Bell, James W., 396 Boll, John F., 385 Bell. Mary Ellen. 278 Bell, Michael Wayne, 359 Boll. Sam, 70 Bell, Susan K., 188, 314 Bell. Thurman, 49. 81. 198. 433 Bell, W. A.. 132, 436 Bcllcrby. Kathleen R.. 326 Bellinger, Doreon H., 313 Bellinger, L., 154, 158. 395 Belnap, Cheryl Dee. 436 Belshaw, Glenn J., 350 Belsma, Ronnie. 276 Beltz. Susan D.. 296 Bench. Arnold E., 189 Bender, Judith M., 297 Bender, Laura, 145. 306, 450 Benecke. Ellen, 141, 289 Benedict. Alan C., 426, 450 Benedict, James E.. 432 Benedict. Katherine, 172 Benjamine, Frances A.. 289 Benner. Rex D.. 352, 450 Bennett, Donald. 134, 401 Bennett, Judith M., 318 Bennett. Marla J.. 98. 333 Bennett. Robert 364, 451 Bennett. Shirley S-, 451 Bennett, Susan A., 302, 436 Bonninghovon, John. 153 Bennion. Annette C.. 291 Benson, Constance D., 201 Benson, Janet L.. 291 Benson. Lee David. 357 Bent, George M.. 172, 247 Bentley. James, 187, 354 Bentley, Nancy L., 325 Benton. Charles K., 390 Benton. Michael G., 409 Benz. John Colburn, 200, 415 Benz. Mary M„ 282 Berecket, Tsega, 436 Berg, James V.. 149, 403 Berg, Melvin L.. 430 Berg, Sumner R., 404 . 451 Berg. William J.. 373. 451 Bergeson, Kenneth H.. 429 Bcrglund. Kenneth R„ 436 Bergman. David, 352, 451 Bergman, Larry C., 429 Bergreen. Chloe May. 224, 316 Bergstrom, Joanne M.. 276 Bergstrom. Robert. 271, 389 Berkey. Dennis A.. 133 Bcrki, Michael L., 354 Berlint, Richard. 436, 451 Bernardy. Sharon, 312, 451 Bernhardt. Terry O.. 380 8erry, Douglas M., 362 Berry, Marilyn J., 328 482 STUDENT INDEX Berry, Ted L. 344, 451 Bellencourt. Norman, 370 Settles. Amory J.. 354 Bcvandich, Sheila A.. 278 Bcvando, Joe. 193, 194 Bewersdorff, R. H.. 426 Bewley, Carl Alden. 427 Beymer, Annette £.. 137. 291 Bickford, Diana J., 177. 178 Bickncll, Francinc C., 294 Bierbowcr. William, 191, 394 8ieror. Barbara L, 282 Bienhoft. Faith A.. 337 Bierly, Kenneth F., 404 8ierman, Ronald E.. 359 Bicrman, Larry R., 166, 348 Bigelow, Anne M.. 280, 451 Bigler, John S.. 369 Biller, Thomas G.. 429 Billctte, Clarence D., 433 Bingham. Nancy. 269, 314 Bingle. Caroline J.. 318 Binkley. Janet M., 307 Btrdwell. William A.. 341 Birke, I Jr.. 179, 436. 451 Birkemeior, Barbara, 318 Bishop, Annie, 278 Bishop. Bonnie E., 310 Bishop, Donald L., 150, 154, 158, 436, 451 Bishop. Jack R., 423 Bishop. Jerry E., 436. 451 Bishop. Marvin Jr., 372 Biswoll. Ann, 312 Bittner, Ann Cheryl, 295 Bjerke, Brenda J„ 276 Black, Gerald Lee. 191. 369 Black, Jeffrey H.. 436, 451 Black, John R.. 451 Black. Thomas L.. 70 Blacker, Blair K.. 183 Blacklidge, Ann, 283 Blackman, George A., 88 Blackstonc, Tracy E., 247, 312 Blair. Elizabeth A.. 321 Blair, Margery F., 145, 302, 451 Blair. Michael Ray. 351 Blake, William T.. 341 Blakely, Nyla Jean, 332 Blakely, Richard J., 415 Blakely. Robert C.. 265. 404 Blakely. George M.. II. 170. 202, 209, 219. 408. 451. 462 Blamer, Dewitt. 183. 380, 451 Blanc, John Jay. 374 Blanchard, Linda J.. 306 Blankenship. Diane M.. 298 Blaser, Richard J.. 359 Blatt. Norman. 191.407. 451 Blattman, Daniel A., 154, 158 Blevins, Ardis Ann, 171, 322 Bliss. Larry D.. 183. 191 Blivcn, Larry A.. 135 Bloch, Allync Mae, 168, 312 Block. Lcland E.. 378 Bloodworth, Martha. 259. 436 Blosser, Jon Charles, 402 Blount. Gerald F.. 394 Blumberg, Ross E.. 190. 378 Bockes. Terry L.. 201. 292 Bockman. Donna J., 292 Bodtkcr, Nancy Kay. 278 Bodyfelt. Floyd W.. 133 Boo, Craig L., 404 Boeger, August G.. 414 Boegcr, Daniel E.. 415, 8oeke, Roger L., 390 Boennighausen, R. P.. 191 Boers, Carol Ann, 330 Bocrsma, Gail Ann, 196, 286 Bogc, Kenneth G., 152, 343 Boggs, Rexford W.. 437 Bohannon, Frank B.. 199 Bohlcs. Mary Ann, 319 Boldenow, B.. 168, 437. 451 Bolder, Phyllis Jean, 327 Boldman, Linda M., 310 Boles, Janelle Irene, 280 Boles, Susan Hayward, 301 Boley. Ronald James, 364 Boll, William Henry. 154, 158 Bolstad, Lavonnc Joy, 332 Bomengen, Robert W.. 380 Boniotli. Sandra Jean. 296 Bond. Sharron A.. 195. 173, 223, 300 Bonde, Karen L.. 278 Bonebrake, Charles. 346 Bonesteele, Raymond. 371 Bonilla. Joe. 198 Bonn. Dennis R.. 428. 451 Booher, Jill Lorenc. 288 Boohm, Margaret, 324. 451 Bookbinder. Lisa, 169. 290 Books. Donald, 151. 437. 451 Boone. Elliott H.. 437 Borders, Stanley H.. 133 Borge. Steve Orville. 391 Bork. William Lee. 384 Borkman, Charles E.. 392 Bormann, Sharon Rose. 288 Borrecco. John E.. 397 Borsting, Barbara J., 310 Bothnc. Karen. 178, 179. 278 Boucher, R. M.. 151. 437. 451 Boucock. Jerry A., 352 Bowen, Earl D.. 137, 367, 451 Bowen, Lynden C.. 282 Bowers. Galon C.. 332 Bowers. Richard P.. 428. 451 Bowker, Donald. 82, 198. 428 Bowles, Carolyn M„ 316, 451 Bowling. Barbara E.. 316 Bowling, Patricia A.. 290 Bowman. Lynn L.. 293 Bowman, Russell, 136, 345 Bowser, Sandra E.. 293 Bowycr, Leslie A.. 294 Boxer, Paul 8„ 179. 377 Bownc, Richard W., 427 Boyd, Bonmo, 195, 314, 451 Boyd. Carol L., 314 Boyd. John A.. 185 Boyd. Leonard A., 418 Boydston, Mary J.. 312 Boyer. Valeric. 195. 196. 310 Boyington, Susan, 309 Boyl, Kathleen R.. 305 Boyum, Kirsten E., 331 Bracelin, Gary L.. 30. 198, 408. 451 Bracher, John D.. 152 Brack. Jon H.. 370 Bradbury, Richard E.. 131 Bradley, Jeffrey M.. 370 Bradley. Richard W.. 150. 154. 158. 437, 448. 451 Bradshaw, Gary D., 3, 437 Bradsher, James. 259. 419 Brady, Donald R.. 191, 375 Brady, Glen Arthur, 153, 424 Brady. John. 178. 381. 451 Bragg. Douglas Myron, 411 Brainard, Douglas G.. 404 Bramlett. Charlotte, 313 Bramwell. William J., 380 Brand, Nancy Ruth, 307 Brandon, Clarence E., 406 Brandt, James J., 371 Brandt. Larry. 168. 196.247. 405 Brandt. Ronald A.. 437. 451 Branin, Dennis A., 401 Brannian, Judith E., 291 Branson. Larry, 172 Branstiter, Sharon R.. 451 Brantnor, Thomas R., 341 Braswell. Dennis A., 430 Bratton, Herbert R.. 341 8rauncr, Katherine L.. 302 Braunfetd, Joyce E.. 296 Brechtbill, Cheryl D.. 332 Bredemeier, Julie M.. 326 Bredlinger. B. M.. 290 Breeden, Richard K., 430 Bremor, Barbara, 85 Bremmor, Kathryn A., 282 Brenchley, David Lee, 151 Brennan, Patricia L., 320. 451 Brent. Susan C., 282. 451 Bricco, Kathleen J.. 437, 451 Bricco. W. A.. 391. 437, 451 Brice. Glyn A.. 451 Brickley, Thomas D., 85 Bridge, James D.. 437 Bridge. Marvin E.. 349 Briggs, Patricia G., 328 Briggs, Thor R.. 259. 381 Brigham, Thomas B.. 415 Brindle, Dennis E.. 358 Brindley, Bonnie E., 291 Brink, Gary S., 429 Briscoe. Diane L., 326 8riskoy, Joseph A.. 347 Brison. Barbara A.. 300 Bristol. Joan E.. 305 Britton, Gary W.. 387 Britton, Howard C.. 342 Brizendine, Linda M.. 199. 215. 300. 302. 451 Broad. James A.. 437. 451 Broadhurst. G. J., Jr., 380, 451 Broadhurst. N. A., 425 Brobst. Janet Ann, 312 8rock, Terrence K.. 341 Brodie. James E.. 437. 451 Brodie, William R., 415 Broer, John C., 452 Brooks, Karen M.. 331. 452 Brothers. Haley P., 46. 49 Brown. Carole Jean, 312 Brown. Caroline G.. 282. 452 Brown, Charlene M., 319 8rown, Douglas S.. 373 Brown. Duncan Brodie. 343 8rown. Gail E., 268, 303 Brown, George E,, 149. 342 Brown, Gerald D., 452 Brown, Harry R„ 74, 191 Brown. Ivan E., 152. 437. 452 Brown. Janice K., 280, 452 Brown, Judtih R.. 290 Brown, Keith E.. 342. 452 Brown, Joanne H.. 292 8rown, Marcia Lynn, 298 Brown, Norris W.. 342 8rown, Pamela A,, 303 Brown, Paul L., 420 Brown, Phyllis D„ 330 Brown, Raymond C., 348 Brown, Richard A., 427 Brown, Robert L.. 355, 452 Brown. Robert. 187, 350. 452 Brown. Ronald E.. 452 Brown. Ronald Ray, 398 Brown. Sandra K., 311 Brown. Shelley L.. 309 Brown. Terry Lee. 391 Brown. Thomas J.. 355 Brown. Wes. 197, 452. Brown. William D., 408 Browne. Cheryl E.. 300 Browning, Joe B., 184, 388 Broxson, Lewis A., 360 Brubaker, Philip, 402 Bruce. Robort R.. 403 Brumbaugh, Sandra. 287 Brunsman. David F.. 384 Brunton. Kendall L.. 200. 390 Brunton. Wayne C.. 340 Brusven, Kenneth A.. 49. 198 Bruun, Kelly C.. 388 Bryant. Geoffrey B., 190. 381 Bryant. George T., 396 Bryant. James G.. 354 Bryant, Richard. 265. 354. 452 Bryant. Susan L.. 247 Bryen, Ruth Janice, 336 Bryer, B. A.. 189 Bubenik, Mark L. 364, 452 Buchanan, Craig M.. 186 Buchanan, David V., 247,352 Buchanan, Patricia, 280. 452 Buchf.nk, Gary W.. 168. 352 Buchholz. Anne. 169. 309. 452 Buchner. Douglas L.. 431. 452 Buchholz. Leonard. G., 366 Buck. Arthur N.. 191.351 Buck, Cathie E.. 289 Buck, Donna Deo, 334 Buck. Mary Ann. 284, 452 Buckhorn, Leslie A.. 144, 314 Buckhout, Robert R.. 394 Buckley, James F.. 152 Buckleair David w.. 393 Buckley. Robort R.. 386 Buckovic. Michael J.. 133, 355 Buecker, Robert C.. 397 Bueller, Diane E.. 337, 452 Buerge, Christine L., 296 Buhlinger, Carol Ann. 297 Bullis. Judith Ann, 297 Bumgardner, Judith A.. 294 Bunten. Janice. 337 8urbidge, Marcia. 269 Burch. Jimmie E., 437, 452 Burdick, Ken. 149 Burdick. Patrick T.. 403 8urcs. Dale. 437. 452 Burger, Jerry L. 155. 159, 437. 452 Burgess, Clark A.. 437. 452 Burgess, Jerald C.. 343 Burgess. John C., 437. 452 Burgess, Kathleen E.. 292 Burgess. Philip R.. 423 Burk. Clude J.. 387 Burk. Janice Marie. 332 Burk. William H. Jr.. 150. 188. 386, 452 Burke. Sharon Marie, 437. 452 Burke. James N., 340 Burke. Patrick M., 433 Burke. William. 150. 437. 452 Burket. Jon W.. 187. 247. 432 Burkhard, Florence M.. 336 Burkhart, John M., 422 Burkheimer, Carlann, 285 Bcrkidge, Marcia, 269 Burkman, Tcryl Ann 317 Buries. Sandra Jean. 305 Burman, Larry D., 226, 422 Burnett. Ira S.. 183.186 Burnham, Leona. 201. 266. 294 Burns. Jeanne Lee. 452 Burr, Robert N., 369 Burr, Ronald J., 437 Burreson. Eugene M.. 369 Burris, Douglas R., 189, 417 Burris, Robert C., 136, 347 Burt. Christine L., 437 Burtchett. H. D„ 183 Burwell, Lee H.. 293 Busby. Richard T.. 350 Busch. Leslie M„ 222 Bush, Pcnlope A.. 332 Bush. Richard C.. 428. 452 Bush, Robert C. Jr., 402 Bushncll, Judyann, 171, 452 Bushong, Dixie Lee, 335 Butler. Douglas E.. 411 Butler. James O., 155, 159, 437. 452 Butler, Jean A.. 437, 452 Butler, Jean E.. 284 Butler, Jerry A., 131 Butler, Robert M., 415 Butler, Sandra L.. 280 ButtiCC, Darrel D., 350 Buttke. Colleen S.. 328. 452 Bycrley. Dennis L. 378 Byers. Shirley M.. 289 Byrd. Suzanne A.. 333 Byrne, Janice Marie. 178 Byron. Kent H.. 379 Bysom, Mary Louise. 326 Bystrom. David. 177, 437, 452 C Caine. William T.. 352, 452 Calaba, Michael J.. 178 Calandra. Terry K., 385 Caldwell. Candace L.. 296 Caldwell, John D.. 452 Caldwell. William K.. 272. 350 Calcf. Susan M.. 283 Calhoun, Beverly. 437, 452 Calhoun, Clayton D., 49 Calhoun, David E., 403 Calhoun. Patricia 437 Calica, Lawrence D.. 372 Calkins. Robert E„ 190, 396 Call, John M„ 341 Call. Christine. 305 Callaghan. Kathleen, 312 Calley. Carol Ann. 224, 306 Callihan, R. H.. 133 Camacho. Jimmy C., 358 Cammill, Jerry, 183 Camp. Denis R., 418 Campbell. Cherry O., 321 Campbell. Frodorick, 395 Campbell. Janay M., 293 Campbell. Linda Lee. 323 369 Campbell, Kathleen, 272, 300 Campbell. Noil J.. 437. 452 Campbell. Ron. 247 Campbell. Suzanne. 390, 452 Cancilla. Richard E., 178, 179. 418, 448. 452 Canham, Clark F.. 382 Cannon. Jerry L.. 130. 131, 153. 267, 424. 452 Cannon, Jeanne E.. 332 Cannon. Merle. 270. 364, 452 Cannon, William A.. 364 Caples. Nancy A.. 265. 309 Cardwell, Billie A., 295 Cardwell. Rick D., 354 Cardwell. Robert T., 131, 157 Carkner. David C., 358 Carl. Jeffrey. 19S. 200. 366 Carl. Mary E.. 282 Carl, Susan Anne, 188, 276 Carleson. Richard D.. 392 Carleson, Thomas E.. 341 Carlile, Galen M.. 398 Carlin. Mary, 224, 315 Carlson, Charles A., 348 Carlson. Dennis M., 380 Carlson, Don LeRoy. 391 Carlson. Harold W.. 152, 267, 372. 452 Carlson, Los. 247 Carlson. Norman A.. 187, 431. 452 Carlson, Shelby 188, 306 Carlson. Stephen M., 230. 408 Carmical, Kenneth F., 170 Carnahan, Judith, 332 Carnahan, Michael S.. 398 Carnathan, Emily G.. 286 Carnegie, John W.. 342. 452 Carnegie, Judith, 201. 295 Carnegie. Susan Dee, 301 Carnos. Lois C., 137 Carpenter, Barbara M., 305 Carpenter. Charles T.. 369 Carpenter. William D., 409 Carr. Dennis R.. 399 Carr. George E.. 51 Carr. Myron T„ 352 Carrico, Robert G.. 137 Carrington, Alan C.. 420 Carroll. Alfred R.. 378 Carroll. Charisse J.. 268. 278 Carroll. Patricia J., 285 Carson. William L.. 178. 179. 384, 452 Carstens. Janet Lynn, 325 Carte. Mary Ann. 333 Carter. Carl A.. 433 Carter, Carolyn, 266, 297 Carter, Dianne, 179, 333 Carter, George E.. 400 Carter. Jean E.. 302, 452 Carter. Lawrence E., 364 Carter Stephen C.. 349 Cartwright. Sheron. 293. 452 Carver. Charyl L.. 337 Carver. Daniel L., 437 Cary Daniel R.. 380. 453 Case. Carrie M.. 110, 302. 314, 453 Case, Marilcc Ruth. 276 Cason. John Albert. 380 Caspar, Margaret. 300, 453 Cassell. John A., 407 Cassidy. John D.. 391 Casteel, James L., 265, 405 Caster. Todd B.. 399 Castric. Gretchen. 268, 306 Cate. Stephen H.. 414 Cathcart, James. 191. 412. 453 Catherwood, Dwight. 16S, 362 Callow, Diane Sue, 333 Call, Mary Olivia, 305 Cattrall, Thomas J.. 399 Caughell, Judith M.. 285 Caughell. Celia Jane, 277 Cauthers. 8ruc© H., 380 Cauthers, Dean H.. 380 Cavanaugh, Ann W.. 312 Cave. Linda Marie, 333 Cavender, Judith Ann, 287 Caveny, Kent P., 200. 351 Cellors, Michael W.. 410 Centon, Michael, 190 Cesare, Alexander L, 377 483 STUDENT INDEX Cesare. Mary R.. 199. 437. 453 Chaffin, Carole Ann. 305 Chalfan. John L.. 360. 453 Challis, Michael R.. 198, 410 Chalmers Charla R.. 333 Chamberlain. Dale G., 411 Chamberlain. Howard, 197 Chambers, Charles B., 437 Chambers. Elaine, 453 Chambers, John E.. 375. 395, Chambers. Gary M.. 135. 394 Chambers, Patricio. 334 Chan, Theresa, 309, Chan, Timothy M„ 453 Chando. Reuben S.. 437. 453 Chang, Georgiana, 178, 437. 453 Chapin, Jerry, 153 Chapman, Barbara, 169 Chapman. Frances, 431, 453 Chapman. Kirk, 81 Chapman. Lloyd C., 200. 430 Chapman. Robert, 155,159.453 Chapman. Sandra, 195, 280 Charles, Bruce. 148, 150, 197 Charles, Karen Lee. 334 Charles, Margaret, 314 Charlos. Susanna, 289 Charlton, Carol. 281 Charlton, Donald P., 437 Charters, Carol, 322 Chartier, Joseph C.. 402, 453 Chartrey, Rebecca. 269 Chase, Mary, 333 Chase. Wesley H.. 270, 342 Chave. Martha, 453 Chee. Chester, 302, 417, 453 Chee. Francis, 417, 453 Cheeves, Victoria, 278 Cheldelin, Lawrence, 369 Cheldelin. Ronald. 368, 453 Cheldelin. Vicki, 304. 453 Cheney, Katharine, 303 Chcnoweth, Susan. 279 Chess, Barbara Rose, 292 Cheung, David, 453 Cheung, Geoffrey P.. 362 Chin, Shirley Young, 286 Chin. Young P., 179 Chlng, Delwin P.. 428 Ching, Gary Y.. 154, 158. 453 Ching, Gordon W.. 153 Ching, Loaland, 346 Choong. Philip, 154, 158, 437. 453 Chorak, Nicholas A.. 437 Chotanaborn, Kitikorn, 453 Chorlton. Marjorie, 195 Chough, Kwan Suk, 135 Chrisman, Kenneth R., 131, 135, 346, 453 Christensen. Alan B.. 437 Christensen, Betty. 312 Christensen, Carl C.. 190, 364 Christensen, Carol, 284 Christensen, C. J.. 322. 453 Christensen. Dale, 395, 453 Christensen, Hone A., 326 Christensen. Robert. 131, 379 Christensen. Sonja. 296 Christensen. William. 190. 340 Christian, Blaine A., 431 Christian, Marlene J.. 306 Christiansen. Colleen, 301 Christiansen, Kari B.. 276 Christiansen. Terry. 363 Christy. Harold D.. 190. 352 Chu, Changtae. 437. 453 Chun. Claude W., 417, 453 Chung, In Heung. 453 Chung, Richard K. S., 135 Church. Alice. 332 Church, Dean H.. 414 Church. Patricia, 330 Churchill. John A.. 272, 382 Cinnamon, Charles E.. 405 Clabough, Mary. 291 Claeys, Marlene. 282 Clardy. Lydia C.. 266 Clark, 8onnic Susan. 370 Clark. Carole Jean, 171, 322 Clark. Carter B. III. 388 Clark. Chrlsanne. 290 Clark, David T., 136 Clark. Denny. 453 Clark, Duncan F.. 410, 453 Clark, Frank H.. 390. 453 Clark. Glen L.. 350. 453 Clark, Jack D., 412 Clark. Johanna G., 300 Clark, Judith May, 327 Clark. Kathy. 98. 201. 333 Clark. Keith E., 196. 437 Clark, Michael V.. 191 Clark. Ralph E.. 154. 158. 414 Clark, Raymond A., 399 Clark. Romalne, 437, 453 Clark, Sharon E.. 290 Clark, Steven L.. 45, 79. 81, 198. 412. 453 Clark. Stuart M.. 134. 402 Clark, Susan, 300 Clark. Virginia, 312, 453 Clark. Wayne L., 134 Clark. William D. Jr.. 453 Clark. William T.. 415 Clarke, Charles L., 369 Clarke. James. 155. 159. 453 Clarke. James. 272. 397. 437 Clarke. Shirley. 296 Clarkson. Charles, 197, 430 Clarno. Marlene. 311 Clasby, Robert C.. 437, 453 Clawson. Richard J.. 382 Clayton. Walter S. II. 357 Cleaver, Alva Ann, 336 Clegg, Kay. 289 Clcghorn, Nancy, 272. 284 Clement. Ronald C.. 406 Clemens, David. R.. 394 Clemons. Victor. 384. 453 Cleveland, Andrew. 81. 198. 408. 453 Cleveland. John W.. 259 Clevenger, John V., 247. 366 Clifford, James T., 419 Clifford. Robert K.. 85. 412 Clifton, Bruce. 151,225. 378. 453 Clifton. Donna Rae. 311 Clifton. Marcn. 437, 453 Clifton. Nancy. 311 Cline, Joseph M., 190, 378 Clino. Thomas A., 131. 137 Clinton, Linda, 312 Clinton. Ted. W.. 358 Clouse, John E.. 134. 380 Clowers. Randal W., 370 Clumpnor, William J., 402 Clunie, Barbara Ann, 324 Coakley, Tony, 379 Coan, Chistopher F.. 379 Coatc, Midge, 315 Coblantz, Ronald. 412. 454 Cobucci. Gene M., 378. 454 Coccione. Thomas M.. 49. 415 Cochell, James W„ 374 Cochran, Jack H., 355 Cochran, Judy. 318 Cockrell. Ross A.. 364 Cody. Brudc C., 412 Coe, Claudia. 314 Coe. William B., 389 Coggins, Victor Lee. 134 Cohen. Wendy E.. 325 Cohon. Richard D., 437 Coker, Huseyin N., 437 Colahan. Raymond R.. 454 Colaiuta, Bonnie, 266. 328 Colasuonno. Thomas, 404 Colberg. William C.. 190. 375 Colbey. Bette Jean. 291 Cole. Charles N.. 348 Cole. Catherine. 278 Cole. Janet. 215, 310 Cole, Richard L.. 136 Cole. Thomas W.. 170 Cole, Warren B.. 49 Coleman. Don V., 399 Coleman. Janinc. 305 Coleman. Kenneth, 212, 432 Collett. Gordon C.. 377 Colligan. Steven M.. 400 Collin. Roger A.. 415 Collins. Charles A.. 132. 430 Collins. Floyd W.. 387 Collins, Rosalie. 308. 454 Collson, Mark G.. 387 Colonna, Jerome E., 85. 388 Colonna, Robert. 396, 454 Colpitts. Ian C., 70, 198 Colvin. Dardenell L, 286 Colvin. Patricia. 313 Coman, Mary Caroline. 315 Combes. Wesley G.. 415 Combs. Caroll, 135. 437. 454 Combs. Robert H.. 186. 395 Comer, Frank W.. 389 Commons. Roderick, 173, 229, 437. 454 Compton, David L.. 437. 454 Condit, Douglas, 364 Confer. Gary R.. 423 Condon. Jerry J.. 179. 428. 454 Conley, Thomas 8.. 247. 427 Conn, Dianne. 276 Conn, Larry D., 416 Conn. Pamela Sue. 277 Connall. Kathleen. Ill, 315 Connell. W.lliam J.. 410. 454 Conner. Judy. 98. 132, 286. 454 Connolly, Patrick J., 353 Connolly. Rosanne. 179 Connors. James P.. 425 Connors, Nancy J.. 337. 454 Conover, Donna M.. 437 Conrad. Russell L, 432 Constans. John N.. 189, 390 Convers, Dean, 134, 430 Cook. Donald T.. 228. 369 Cook. Harold W. Jr.. 364 Cook, Janice Dianth. 298 Cook, Nancy Louise. 312 Cook. Pamela. 296. 310 Cook. Robert F„ 271. 369 Cook, Sorena Carol. 295 Cooke. Daniel L., 178. 179. 454 Cooke, Gary S., 408 Cooley, Donald H., 400 Cooley. Michael F.. 380 Cooper. Carol Sue. 438. 454 Cooper, David A.. 345 Cooper, Katherine. 285 Cooper, Marilyn Kay. 290 Cooper, Pamela, 454 Cooper. Robert L.. 367 Copeland, Sarah. 454 Copenhagen, C. A.. 304 Copenhagen, Nancy. 305 Copley. Delores. 302. 454 Corbin. Frederick. 178. 179. 437, 454 Cordinier, Patrick. 353 Cornelia. Barbara. 438. 454 Cornell, Steven R.. 388 Cornett, Fred R.. 382 Cory. Patricia Sue, 334 Cossette, Donna Lee. 297 Cotant. David A.. 438. 454 Cotton. Carolyn Lee. 296 Cottrell. Jon R.. 382 Coulthard. Lee E.. 411 Counts, Tony D.. 427 Courser. Joyce, 438. 454 Courtney. David M.. 417, 454 Courtney. Patricia. 312 Courtright. Karon, 438. 454 Cove. Clare. 272 Cowden. Sammy J.. 393 Cowles. Gary C., 351 Cox. Doris E.. 437, 454 Cox. Richard T.. 70. 454 Cozier. John K. Jr.. 438. 454 Craig. Albert M., 454 Craig. Dallas D., 136 Craig. Robert W.. 354 Cramer, John H„ 149. 397 Crandall, Anne. 309 Crane. Bcvorly Ann, 301 Crane, William R.. 364 Craner. Caroline, 311 Craner, Gregory E.. 415 Cranor. Janet Louise. 291 Cranston, Patricia, 286. 454 Crary. Morrell J.. 81. 198. 352 Craver, Richard V .. 427 Crawford. Gary C.. 271.382 Crawford. Guy R.. 428 Crawford. Jill. 327 Crawford, Robert J.. 344 Creager. James M. Jr., 377 Crecelius. Erie A., 85. 393 Creech, Harold C.. 166. 454 Creighton, James R. J., 187 Crosap, Richard. 151. 154. 158 Crenshaw. Keith. 355 Crews. Richard. 153. 384, 454 Crews. Roberta, 323 Crichton, Craig A.. 360 Crichton, David L-. 359. 452, 454 Crievc. Diane, 283 Crispi, Susan Dianne. 299 Crockor. Kimball T.. 330 Cron, James C.. 432 Crone. Richard A.. 427. 454 Cronkrite. Susan. 323 Crook. Janet Gay. 331 Crook, Larry E.. 381 Crook, Richard C., 401 Crosby, Barbara, 110. 310 Cross, Marcia, 279 Crovor. Donald O.. 438 Crow. Douglas M., 170, 382 Crow. Joseph M.. 190. 384 Crowe. Bruce R.. 189. 364 Crowe. Murray D., 438, 451 Crowell, Daniel N.. 347 Crowley, Susan Janis, 313 Crowston. Marvin W.. 49. 198 Cruickshank, David. 131. 153. 399. 454 Cruickshank, Gary, 136. 343 Cruise. Donald A. Jr., 347 Crutcher. Russell L.. 432 Cue, Charlene Marie, 315 Cudd. Mary Sharon, 19S. 306 Cudworth, Jeffrey W., 352 Culbertson, George D.. 362 Culham, Jan Mayne, 336 Culley, Pamela Lynn. 317 Cullison. Bonnie, 288 Culotta, Bonnie. 326 Culver. Charley. 150. 154, 158, 406. 454 Cummings. Arlan B.. 394 Cummins, Carol. 296 Cummins. Lynda Gale. 317 Cunningham, Martin. 271, 363 Curtin, Jack L., 191 Curtin, Margaret. 291 Curtis. Michael H. J.. 438 Cushing, Marian Ruth. 277 Cushman. William H.. 342 Cutting, Michael. 153. 408. 454 Cuyler, Diane May. 438 Cyr, Patricia Anne, 298 D Dada. Abdul G.. 149. 342 Daggett. Dorinda. 238. 290 Dagett. Kenneth A., 379 Dahl. Kathleen. 308 Dahlgren, Bryan L.. 378 Dahlin, Nclda Sue. 454 Dahlin. Richard E.. 438. 454 Dahlsoid. Ronald W„ 438. 454 Dahlstrom. David R.. 391 Dailey. Michael P.. 154. 158 Daily. Milton K.. 366. 454 Dale. Linda Lee, 296 Daley. Joanne. 278 Dalton. Clifford S.. 384 Dalton. Janet H.. 194. 302 Damavandi F. R.. 396. 454 Dambrun, Dale D.. 190. 341 Damm, Linda, 337, 454 Danby, Marshall E.. 134 Danford. Patricia, 316 Daniels. John A.. 363 Dannen. Laurel. 293 Dannen. Sandra. 336 Danner, Louise Anne. 332 Dapp, Alan M.. 88 Darby. Diane, 301 Darling, Ronald K., 200 Darmsted. Barbara. 290 Darnell. Peggy Ann. 278 Dauble, Kenneth D.. 355 Daulley. James C.. 438 Oaum, George F. Jr.. 408 Davenport Janet. 455 Davenport. Terry S.. 189 Davidson, Carol, 313 Davidson, Darwin E.. 438. 455 Davidson, David A., 395 Davidson, Lynda, 308 Davidson, Robert O., 423 Davies. Craig E.. 197, 362, 455 Davies. Judy D., 310 Davies, Thomas A., 420 Davies. Thomas E., 352 Davis, Bruce A.. 381 Davis, Candace L, 277 Davis, Carol Ann, 326 Davis, Dan A.. 378 Davis, Dennis Leroy. 374 Davis, Frank G.. 185. 438, 455 Davis, Glenna. 438 Davis, Jeffrey W.. 378 Davis. Julia. 285. 455 Davis. Judith. 201. 215. 305 Davis. Karen. 141, 286 Davis. Kevin E., 370 Davis. Leonard W., 416 Davis. Linda. 313 Davis, Luanne. 289 Davis. Margaret. 178 Davis, Marjorie, 179 Davis. Mitchell M.. 401 Davis. Richard J.. 369 Davis. Richard S.. 349 Davis, Ronald R., 425 Davis. Scott W.. 363 Davis. Stephen R., 345 Davis. Steven K„ 137. 382 Davis, Susan, 438, 455 Davis, Susan. 297 Davis. Theodore M.. 360 Davis. Thomas J.. 200 Davisson W. C. Jr., 170, 202, 270. 408. 455 Davy. Donald G., 395 Dawson, Dennis O.. 340 Dawson. Sandra, 319 Dawson, Susan Jane. 326 Day. Margaret. 333 Day. Richard A., 177, 178 Dayton, Fred A., 377 Dayton. John, 178. 179. 380 Dayton, Kerry J.. 431 Dayton. Richard E.. 431 Dean. Gregory L., 411 Dearborn, Barry C., 438, 455 Dearborn, Fred R.. 366 Dearborn, Mark. 438. 455 Deardorff, Dennis L, 345 Deaton, Linda, 318 Dcbok. Donald H., 349 Decker. Van G.. 135. 137. 341. 455 Decker. Robert J.. 364 Declerck, Donald W., 432 Declerck, Richard A., 429 Deeble. Holly. 298 Defoe, Ronald M.. 368 Defrance. John T.. 405 Defrocso, Kristina A.. 298 Degrandc. Kathloen. 319 Dchlingcr, Barbara. 336, 438. 455 Dchlinger, Charles R.. 438 Dehlinger. Richard K., 188 Deines. Douglas J.. 348 Dcjagcr, Joseph M.. 152. 408, 455 Dejong, Andrea K.. 132. 297 DeKoning. Jennifer. 323 Delancey, Kristin. 268. 308 Dclaplain, Susan Kay. 321 Dclapp. Lynn, Marie, 286 Delapp, Norman L.. 438. 455 Delk, Michael W.. 348 Dellinger, Susan, 322. 455 Demattci. Robert C., 432 Ocmars, Elvira L, 438. 455 Dement, Oiano E., 310 Demerritt. David, 152. 455 Demers. Sharon Lee, 328 Doming. Sandra E., 309 Dernier, Bonnie L. 316 Dempster. Clifford R.. 170 Denker. Richard E.. 347 Dennerline. Dale R.. 370 Dennis. Carolyn J.. 325 Dennis. Craig K.. 340 Dennis. Michael O., 110. 148, 150.202.221.222. 368. 455 484 STUDENT INDEX Dennis, Roger C., 340 Denny. Dorothy F., 303 Denny, Patricia N.. 438, 455 Depro, Kathloon M., 330 Dergousoft, Alexander. 379 Derock, Marie Louise, 111 Dcrshon, Wilborta, 280, 455 Dcsilvis, Denis J., 396 Dcslcr, Mary Diane, 332 Detcring, Dorothy M.. 179, 318 Devecka, Judy E.. 268. 309 Devender. Neal Van, 150 Devolder, Ronald E.. 378 Devoe, Gary S.. 85. 342 Dewar, Kennolh R., 190 Dewey. Robert. 173, 230. 247, 340 De Wit, David. 422 Dewilde. John B.. 29. 69. 369. 406 Dexter. Lynne M.. 195. 304 Doyoung, Sharon E.. 224, 305 Dey Jonathan P„ 421. 455 Diamond, William G., 390 Diazumba, Bernard C.. 424 Dick, Barbara Ruth. 309 Dick. Denellc L.. 438 Dick, Gary R,. 429 Dick, James T.. 389 Dickerson. Stephen R.. 130. 131. 137. 438. 455 Dickhous, F. J. Jr., 137 Dickie. Carol, J., 325 Dickinson, David H.. 391 Dickinson. William J.. 425 Dickson, 8arnaby K.. 370, 455 Diehl, Margaret R., 337 Diehl. Monika E.. 282 Dienes. Marie M„ 197 Oierdorfl. W. H. III. 369 Dietrich. J. C.. 193. 194. 269. 282 Dietz. Larry M.. 380 Diggs, Beverly Jean. 309 Dignan, Dennis M., 384 Dill Susan. 141, 145, 291. 455 Dilts. John 8.. 429 Dilworth, John R.. 55 Dimick, Susan Joyce, 288 Dmnocenzo, Deanno L., 326 Ditto, Jacquetts W.. 141, 304 Dix, Sluart J.. 356 Dixon. Carol Ann. 334 Dixon, Gerald B., 96. 394 Dixon, Marion E., 344. 455 Dixon, Mary Lacey, 303 Dixson. Robert B., 393 Doan. Leland W., 369 Dober, Dorothy L., 297 Dobosy. Ronald J.. 431 Dockstader. Bill L.. 389 Dodge. Benjamin F.. 178. 179 Dodge, Dennis R.. 438. 455 Dodson. Raymond L.. 382 Dodson, Timothy J., 196, 374 Doern, Eileen L., 327 Doherty, David T.. 352 Doherty. Elizabeth B.. 269. 337 Dolor, Thurston. 171 Dollar. John L.. 393 Dolmcycr, Lynda E.. 332 Dolmeyer, Miriam E., 455 Domench. John E.. 378 Domreis. David D.. 431 Donahue, Nona J.. 324 Donahue. Trudy L.. 280 Donally, James M„ 438 Donavan, Rodnoy. 371 Donivan, Patrick D., 88 Donning. Joan. 195. 280, 455 Donovan. Carl. 223. 368. 455 Dorey. Nancy Ann, 288 Dorr, Robert M., 403 Dorrah, Dennis D., 404 Dorran, James P., 135. 197, 438. 455 Dorran, Janet M., 312 Dorries, Robert A.. 393 Dorsey. Karin L.. 438. 455 Dotson. Gary L.. 377 Doty, Gloria Ann, 309 Doty. Sandra K.. 272. 278 Douglas. Diane K.. 280 Douglas, Lynnda A,. 438. 455 Douglas. Michael A.. 178. 386. 455 Douglass. Carol A., 272. 283 Doumitt, Richard S., 343, 429 Douthit, Gordon A., 131, 135, 366. 455 Dowell. Jon M., 348. 455 Downie, Marilyn Lee. 315 Downing, Donald N.. 402 Downing, Sandra, 265 Drake. Charles W.. 49 Drake, Raymond K. III. 352 Dransfeldt. Stephen. 381 Draper. Larry H.. 363 Drazil, William G., 377 Drechsler. Joan K., 288 Dreisewerd. Terry W., 60, 198 Drew. Carolyn F., 295, 455 Drew. Stephen E.. 348, 455 Drew. Joan E., 302 Drinkard, Oalenc C.. 201, 286 Drinkwater, Jay R., 382 Driskell. Donald L.. 379 Drlica, Karl A., 85 Driver, Richard A.. 364, 455 Dromgoole. Gordon. 168, 438 Duarte. Arthur C.. 135 Dube. Michele Marie. 287 Ouce, Suzanne. 162, 194, 316. 455 Duckwall, Fred O.. 392. 455 Duckwall. Mary K.. 293 Outfield. Penelope. 169. 314 Duffy, Josephine A.. 290 Dutresne. Douglas W.. 415 Dugan. Terry P., 137 Dukehart. C. O.. 352. 455 Duncan. Charlotte M.. 330 Duncan, Dorothy J.. 358. 455 Duncan. Ian R. C.. 343 Duncan, Raymond D,. 430 Dungan, Michael. 154. 158,455 Dunham, Michael D.. 83. 198 Dunn. Deanna L.. 438. 455 Dunton, Joan Irene. 324. 438 Durbin, Gerald R., 272. 390 Durbin. Robert W.. 438. 455 Durette, William R„ 409 Durgan L.. Michael, 353 Dusenberry. Emily R.. 294, 455 Dusenberry. Mary E.. 288 Duthie, James M,, 89 Duvall. Donna K.. 277 Duvall. Sheri L.. 177, 178. 438. 455 Duyck. Michael C.. 378. 455 Dwyer. Diane Mae, 324 Dwyer, Judith Mary. 295 Dyal Halmand B.. 432 Dyer. Ann E.. 302 Dyhrman, Richard F.. 362 Dykes. James Lee. 382 Dykstra. Dennis P., 70 Dykstra. Donald W„ 66 Dykstra. Harold, 366 E Eakin. Gene A,, 367 Earhart. David J.. 153 Earnest, Jeffrey D., 357 Eash, Etta Fern, 293 East. Albert W.. 49. 418 East, Patricia J.. 304 Easterly, Frank C., 382 Eastman. Molly L.. 303 Eaton. Georgian M., 316. 453 Eaton, Michele C.. 310 Eaton. Thomas S.. 60. 198 Ebel, Elaine J.. 314 Ebeling. Ardabeth A.. 172. 292. 456 Ebeling. Lois Kay. 290 Ebert. David Lee. 394 Ebert. Julia Ann, 323 Eckerman, Edith Ann. 179 Eckholt, John O., 394 Eckmann, Mary Ellen, 324 Edgerton. Patrick L., 345 Edlund. Lance E., 438 Edwards, Carolyn. 286. 456 Edwards. Dale R.. 380 Edwards, Harland H.. 385 Edwards. Michael M.. 415 Edwards. Ralph K.. 373 Edwards. Thomas G.. 408 Effcnbergcr, Judith. 327 Efird, Joel L.. 456 Eggers. Dwight E.. 168 Eggimann, Karen Lee. 291 Ehlers. Jerry W., 85. 168. 438 Ehlke. Theodore A., 424. 456 Eichner. Russell L.. 135. 373 Eichman, Sondra G.. 280 Eickhoff, Darlene L., 318 Eigenraam, Dick, 191, 354 Filers. John T.. 341. 429 Eisenbeis, Craig F.. 353 Ekelund, Philip R„ 187 Eklund. Mark L.. 438 Eklund. Paul N.. 155. 159. 438, 456 Elam, Ivan Leroy Jr.. 132. 135 Elder. Margaret E.. 327 Elfering, Carla K.. 329 Elfving, Karen A., 456 Elgner, Judith Ann. 297 Elkins, Judith Ann, 328 Elkins, Nancy L.. 291 Elkins. Patricia B.. 272 Elkinlon, Joanne E.. 282 Elio. Alice M.. 298 Ellingson, Carol J.. 179, 328 Ellingson, Dorothea. 316 Ellingson. Kathy, 193. 194 Ellingson, Kristofer. 430 Ellingson. Robert P., 408 Ellingson. Ruth Ann. 327 Elliot, Ian. 351 Elliott. Joan Marie. 317 Elliott. Jane E.. 132. 297 Ellis. Frederick. 154. 158. 456 Ellis. Linda Lee. 300 Ellis. Lynda L.. 194. 234. 266, 314 Ellis. Marilec V., 438 Ellis. Margaret Jean, 201, 313 Ellis. Mary Lorraine. 285 Ellis. Robert H.. 456 Ellis. Wesley L.. 438 Ellison. Linda K.. 306, 456 Ells. David. 183. 185. 384. 456 Ellwood. Bonnie D.. 284. 456 Ellsworth, Nancy J.. 438. 456 Elmore. Michael Eric. 132 Elms. Wilson Conley. 431 Elwin. Elmer. Harvey. 85. 411 Elwood, Peggy Marie. 313 Ely. Paul C., 166. 372 Ely, Dennis R., 417 Ely. Susan Jill. 333 Emerson, Janies R., 152. 378 Emery, Douglas E., 169 Emory, James C.. 438, 456 Emmerson. Ronald. 212. 408 Emmett, Susan D., 298 Endicott. Kenneth C.. 184. 430 Endow. Shirley Ann. 201, 289 Enes. S.. 198 Engdahl, Mary L.. 322. 456 Engelhardt. Margaret. 141,298 Engessor. William. 152 Engle. Alice Jean, 301 Engle. Leslie N.. 179. 412 English, Frances L.. 328 English. Michael Z., 398 Enke, Trudy B.. 321 Enna, Ronald I., 390. 456 Enna. Stephen A.. 271, 391 Enright. Donald E.. 166. 456 Enright. John T.. 363 Enslow. Robert V.. 198 Epeneter, Michael C.. 353 Epeneter, Roberta S.. 322. 456 Epley, Kenneth B., 348 Epley. Melvin G.. 438. 456 Epping, Dennis J., 397 Erickson. Ann K.. 305 Erickson. Carol M., 141 Erickson. David H., 456 Erickson, Jay Stuart, 411 Erickson, Lucy Ann B.. 456 Erickson, Sharon M., 315 Eringer. Karen, 265 Erland, Raymond M„ 364 Ertler. Carl E.. 438. 456 Ertz, Sharon L., 272. 316 Erwin. Peter F.. 382 Escola, Marshall M.. 134. 400 Eshleman, Leona Rose. 293 Eskelsen, Linda M.. 308 Eskelson. Lynn D.. 366 Eslinger, Malcolm D..170. 414 Eslinger, Rosalee. 290 Eslick, Peter Owen, 371 Espalin, Richard. 49. 81. 198 Espey, Jennifer Lee. 318 Essig, Natalie L., 268. 283 Estes. Gail E.. 196. 291 Etchart. David Y.. 372 Eubanks. Harold B.. 379 Eubanks, Marlene L., 296 Eubanks. Jacquelyn. 303 Evans. Arthur Owen. 360 Evans. Christopher, 271. 403 Evans. Janice Lee. 325 Evans. Katherine, J.. 333 Evans. Michael S.. 49 Evans. Robert C.. 345 Evans Rocky A.. 377 Evarts, Clifford P., 343 Eveland. Thomas L.. 425 Evensen, Emil P., 178. 438. 456 Evenson. Roderick J., 432 Everest. Beverly A.. 438 Evers. Norma S.. 132, 294 . 456 Eves, Franklin J.. 70. 72. 456 Evinger. Karen F.. 201. 293 Evonuk. Raymond F., 397 Ewalt, Jeanne C.. 228. 325 Ewing, Carol A.. 306. 456 Ewmg, Kathryn E.. 307 Eyles, Sharon L.. 310 Eyman, Jonathan S., 377 Ezekiel, Margaret A.. 331 F Facer. Rex L., 400 Fagen. Raymond Joe, 380 Faia. Thomas J.. 369 Fairbanks. Phillip S.. 396 Fairbrother. C. Lynn. 395, 456 Fairchild. Norman E., 136 Fairchild. Vicki. 195. 269. 310 Fairley, Susan Marie. 330 Faligowski. Wayne H.. 229 Fanno, Jacqueline L.. 301 Fara. Lynda Edith. 278. 298 Farenhurst, Marilyn, 312 Farley. Susan A.. 302. 316. 456 Farmer, Michael M„ 355. 456 Farmer. R. D.. 189 Farner, Carl Lewis. 200. 340 Farnworth, Clare. 344 Farr, Jerry W.. 49. 388 Farr, Patricia A.. 438. 456 Farra. Leslie Kay., 298. 456 Farrand. Nancy Alice, 297 Farrand. Janet M., 438 Farrar. Bert Lewis. 372 Farrell. John P.. 130. 135. 148. 344. 456 Farrell. Nancy Jean, 319 Fasano. Lou, 70. 72 Fastabend. Mary D,, 282 Fnught, Kenneth L.. 378 Faulhaber Donald, 397. 456 Faus. Robert. 179, 198. 362 Faust. Eugone W.. 394, 456 Faux, John F.. 177, 438. 456 Fawcett. John L.. 401. 456 Fawver. Don Lavorne. 379 Faxon, Linda Joyce, 177. 456 Faxon. Owen J.. 137, 168 Fchcr. Peter G.. 358 Fchrenbacher, D. B., 130, 131. 153. 438. 456 Fehrenbacher. S. A.. 438. 456 Foight, Craig Worley, 356 Fcltcher. Paul Michael, 351 Fenander, Carolyn L., 297 Fenstermacher, John. 396 Fenton, Stephen D., 438. 456 Fenton, Elizabeth A.. 438 Ferens. Gail Miner, 321 Fergeson, Allen D., 150. 158, 438. 457 Ferguson, Alton R., 150. 387 Ferguson. John. 377, 456 Ferret. Bruce Clare. 381 Ferris. Glenn Robert. 352 Ferry. Daniel O.. 340. 456 Fcry, Richard L-, 136. 344 Fory. James Robert, 379 Fiedler. Patricia A.. 325 Field. Janet Irene. 317 Field. James Milton. 85. 395 Field. Lynda Jeanne. 291 Fields. Janet I.. 438 Fields. Raymond L„ 457 Filer. Mrs. A.. 306 Fikan, Maryannctto, 439. 457 Fikc. Donald R. Jr., 187 Files. Tod Robert. 424 Finch. Mary Cora, 278 Findley. James. 141. 366. 457 Finkl, Charles W 412 Finlay. James Roland. 400 Finn, Brian C.. 439. 457 Finn. Mary Kathleen. 303 Fmucane. Terry R.. 190 Fmzer. Keith A.. 439 Fischbach, Alan E., 152. 362 Fischbach, John F., 340 Fischer. Barbara J., 283 Fischer, Carl J.. 341 Fischer. Sarah Lee. 334 Fischer. Wayne Paul. 168. 430 Fischer, Wilmcr L.. 135. 457 Fish. Robert L., 366 Fisher, Douglas. 130, 153. 346 Fisher, Laura Lee, 325 Fisher, Robert H., 352 Fisher. Stan Charles, 412 Fisk. Maryjaync, 141, 439. 457 Fitman, John. 88 Fitzgerald. Cornolius. 424 Fitzgerald. Terrance. 409 Fitzpatrick. Mary J.. 305 Fitzpatrick, Patricia, 330 Fitzpatrick, Sherry. 295 Flad. James Walter. 432 Flanagan, Charles R., 354 Flankey. Pamela Jean. 324 Fleming. Kenneth Ray. 388 Fleming. Michael J.. 364 Fletcher. Craig A.. 408 Fletcher. Judith. 141. 439. 457 Fletcher, Judy Ann, 323 Fletcher. Lorren N.. 380. 457 Flickinger. Marsha S.. 331 Floberg. Mary K.. 268. 315 Flood. Eljean Frida. 327 Floyd. Charlene Gay, 305 Fluitt. Virginia F., 299 Fly. Charla J.. 310 Flynn. Larry John. 367 Flynn. William E., 368 Fodge. Bob. 131 Foley, Dwayne Lee, 406 Folgate. Henry R., 457 Folliard. Sandra Lee. 134. 326 Folsom. Marcia Ann. 308 Folston. Larry T.. 184. 366 Folz. James Joseph, 184. 382 Folz. John. 110. 166, 430. 457 Fontanier, Charles E.. 190 Fooks, Peter Michael. 382 Foote. Carol Anne. 335 Foot. Joan E.. 110. 111. 315 Forbes, Ian Cameron. 349 Forbes, John. 200 Ford. Carol Anne, 329 Ford. Constance D., 168. 269. 308. 457 Ford. Edward H., 89, 400 Ford, Phyllis Susan, 276 Forde, Diane Marie, 106, 141, 195. 209. 215. 219. 454. 457 Fore. Roberta Joan. 293 Forkner, Jo Ann, 313 Forney. Michael D.. 457 Forni. Donald V.. 352,439 Forrest. William J.. 153 Forrette, Joan Ann. 291 Forsberg. Brent O., 134. 359 Forseak. Karen Lynn, 285 Forsberg. Ole Joe. 354 Forsgren. Caoi Lee. 268. 277 Forsyth. Patricia S„ 266. 298 Forsythe. Andrea K.. 278 Fortner, Susan Lee. 325 Fossatti. Alice Jean. 285 Fossati. Frank R.. 350 Foster. Carol. 141.172.438.457 485 STUDENT INDEX Foster, Daniel E.. 134. 372 Foster, Eldon R., 381 Foster, Frederick M.. 438. 457 Foster, Georgienne R.. 284 Foster, Gail Pamela, 333 Foster, Janice Gail. 438 Foster. Scott R., 247 Foster, Sue L, 304. 457 Foster, Terry Ann, 439 Foster. William H.. 400 Fountain, Carolyn L.. 321 Fouts, Roger Dean. 385 Fowler, Craig H., 375 Fowler, Donna C., 300, 457 Fowler. Marsha. 305. 438 Fowler, Richard L. 438. 457 Fowler, Roxane L, 438. 457 Fowler, Thomas E„ 352 Fox. David W.. 60. 198. 350 Fox. Gerald Allred. 360 Fox, Jeanne Oneda. 309 Fox, Ronald George, 363 Frahlcr, Michael. 152. 439. 457 Frahlcr, Richard W., 429 Frahm, Nancy Marie, 285 Fraley, John P.. 438 Fraley. Marlene L., 168, 327 Francis. Peter D., 352 Frank. Constance J.. 316. 457 Frank, Katherine A., 323 Frankie, Melvin Roy, 380 Franklin, Jack R.. 200. 377 Franklin, Jimmy Ray. 377 Franz, Robert Edward, 91 Franzcn. Carol. 195. 201. 326 Franzen, Gerald L., 416 Frascati. Robert J., 357 Fraser. Ann Marilyn, 300 Frazier, Richard R., 418 Freadman, Rita Sue. 309 Fredenburg, Edward A., 58 Frederick, Darcy F.. 85 Freed. Henry R. C.. 390 Freed, Roger L.. 374. 457 Freeman, Gary M., 348 Frei, Albert Louis. 49 Freitag. Bruce R.. 386. 457 Freitas. Rockne C.. 49 French, Larry Robert. 60 Fronch, Leona Mae. 293 French, Sheryl Lynne. 295 French. Robert T., 382 Frenzel. William L.. 386 Frey, Beverly K.. 278 Frey, Elmo William, 397 Frey, Philip Bruce. 90. 397 Freyer, George E., 403 Friedman, Stephen. 402. 457 Friedrich, Mary F.. 310. 457 Fries. Thomas R., 403 Friesz. Ronald C., 134 Frischknecht. Dean W.. 178 Frischknecht. Diane. 141,316 Frketlch, L. L. Jr.. 45. 49. 198 Fritz, Dennis W„ 148 Fritz. Rene E.. 438. 457 Fromherz. William A., 145, 265. 270. 404. 457 Fronk. Vicke. 98. 198. 292. 457 Fross, Horton L., 182 Froom. Carol M,. 325 Frost. Carol I.. 457 Frost. Terrance J.. 401 Froudo, Karen Ruth. 306 Fry, Marylyn Ruth. 296 Fuessel, Martha L., 303 Fugate. Richard Lee. 197. 438 Fujimoto. Robert K., 200. 395 Fukiba, Elaine H.. 318 Fukuda. Mervyn Y., 438. 457 Fuller, Carol Louise, 168, 327 Fuller. Joyce N.. 439. 457 Fuller. Martha Jane. 298 Fuller, Richard Earl. 149. 151 Fuller, Robert. 149. 200. 399 Fuller, Sandra L.. 308 Fullerton. Ronald C.. 402 Funamura, Harry K.. 200. 422 Funk. Curt M.. 134. 439. 457 Funston, Alfred L.. 49. 198 Purer. Robert, 131. 384. 457 Furman, John E., 200. 408 Furrcr, Richard. 134. 158, 408 Furuta, Gary S., 185. 417, 457 G Gabel. Wayne Albert. 155, 159 Gadd, Michael G.. 364 Gage. Michael L.. 341 Gainer, Judy K.. 457 Gainer, Mary J.. 201. 215. 300 Gaines. Beckianne D., 320 Galante. Wayne J.. 408. 457 Galbraith. John H.. 438. 457 Gales, Carol L., 314 Gallagher. Donald A.. 409 Gallagher. John N.. 439 Gallagher. T. 171, 439. 457 Gallcgo, Lawrence, 187. 439. 457 Gallo, James Edwin. 364 Galloway. Michael D., 391 Galusha. Glenn, 135. 382. 458 Galvin. Susan Diane. 457 Gambill. Janet Kay. 327 Gammill, Jerry. 190. 439. 458 Gannon. Sandra. 243. 285 Ganz. Gary Lee. 391 Gardiepy, Joe E., 371 Gardner, Alan M.. 348. 458 Gardner, Flora S.. 316 Gardner, Kathie Lee, 313 Gardner, Larry N., 345 Gardner. T.. 377, 439. 458 Garner, June Frances, 458 Garrett, Eunice M., 439. 458 Garst, Ronald Lee. 191, 421 Garvey. Mary Helen. 294 Gaster, Dennis L.. 355 Gastman, Marilyn E.. 329 Gates. Judith Leo. 325 Gates, Nancy Lea. 285 Gates, Richard Leroy. 401 Gates, Thomas A., 393 Gathercoal. Bonnie L., 195 Gaulke, Michael Ray. 214, 353 Gaumer, Janie E., 310 Gaunt, Della J.. 296 Gawley, Gail Frances, 295 Gay. Diane Carol. 294 Gaylord, Sharon. 282. 458 Gebo. Robert R. Jr.. 392, 458 Gee. Raymond, 178, 179. 380. 458 Geertgens. William W.. 395 Gehlar. Daphne C.. 328 Gehring, Mark Wayne. 439 Gehrman, Michael R.. 417. 458 Geibel. William W.. 342 Geiger. Carrol A.. 284 Geiger, David A.. 458 Geiger. Kay A.. 300. 458 Geil. William M.. 382 Geiscrt. Robert C.. 191 Gcislcr, Barbara J.. 316. 458 Geist. Bertha L. 439. 458 Geneteau, Victoria I.. 312, 458 Gonna, Christopher C., 395 Genova. Joe Jr.. 352, 458 Gensman, Monte Lee. 429 Gentry. Julia D.. 335 George. Robert E., 393 George. Susan P., 302 Gerber. Phil. 438 Gerding. Richard L., 371 Gerig. Allen James. 137 Gerig. Donald Dean. 422 Gerlach, lla Jean. 439. 458 Gcrlach, Janet H.. 310. 458 Gerrish, Carol. 194. 304. 458 Gerttula, Charles R.. 358 Gcrttula, Russell J.. 132. 427 Gessford, Wayne E.. 259, 364 Gestra, Leonard F.. 458 Gettol, Edward A.. 354 Gettman. Thomas A.. 439. 458 Gettmann, Richard. 353. 429 Ghaffari, G. (Joe), 131 Ghiones. George, 154. 158, 439. 458 Gibbons. Shirley I., 289 Gibbs, Jacy L., 439 Gibbs. Roberta Deann. 439 Gibson, Bradford. 368, 458 Gibson. Janice L.. 439 Gibson, Kenneth, 347. 458 Gicpcl, Sandra Jean. 289 Gigoux, Nancy Ann. 439 Gilbert. Douglas Lee. 378 Gilbert. Howard A., 135 Gilbert. Robert E., 380. 458 Gilbert, Sandra Joy, 324 Gilbert, William, 439. 458 Gilby. Anita Lynn, 307 Gildner, Suzi. 269 Giles, Pamola Louise. 285 Gill. John Albert, 134 Gilliam, Gary Allen, 364 Gilliam. Sharon Luci, 328 Gillihan, Shirloy J.. 331 Gilman, Gary Curtis, 168 Gilmour, John Thomas, 415 Gilpin, Eugene C.. 393 Ginger. Kathleen Lee, 334 Giottonini, Dale, 385 Giottonini, L. 202. 384. 458 Girod. Janet C.. 276. 458 Gjelde. Earl E.. 155, 159 Gjovik, Kenneth W.. 429 Glaeser, Robert W., 169. 418 Glahn, Cheryll Rae, 289 Glaisyer, James F., 184. 419 Glaisycr, John B., 183. 357 Glashcen, Richard M.. 377 Gleason. Claudia D.. 291 Gleason. Paulette R.. 439 Glenn. Lawrence R.. 168. 401 Glidden, Lawrence F., 154, 158 Gluck, James Kenneth. 372 Glynn, Philip D., 362 Goche. Virginia Anne, 336 Godfrey, James H.. 352 Goeller, Steven A.. 374 Gocrtzen. Karl D.. 357 Goesling, John Allen. 415 Goetter, Janet Louis. 328 Goetzinger, Alice C.. 168. 439 Gohcnn, Harry, 247 Goldammcr, William D.. 458 Golde. Charles J.. 419 Goldsmith, Steven J., 396 Golondzinior, C., 166. 399 Glosh. Stophen A.. 191. 407 Good. Bert, 271. 411 Good. Jeanette E., 439 Good. Lani. 324 Goodale. Sally Jo, 285 Goode. Wesley Lyle, 358 Goodfellow, Barry T.. 398 Godding. Kent Lee. 360 Goodwin. Marsha. 268.335.458 Goodwin. Susan Mario, 315 Goodwin. Willis D., 197, 458 Gookin, Ronald E.. 154, 158, 439. 458 Gordinier, Patrick E., 152 Gordon. Richard A.. 270 Gordon, Richard. 270. 340. 458 Gore. Susan M.. 173. 300. 302. 458. 459 Gorham, Linda Marie. 327 Gory, Thomas Walter. 377 Gossling, Darlene E.. 296 Gotch. Robert A.. 190. 431 Gott. George Michael, 191 Goude. Gerald I.. 439. 458 Gould. David G.. 49, 198, 414. 458 Gould. Donna, 198. 280. 458 Gould. Rowan Wayne, 196 Grace. Roger. 154. 158. 458 Grady. Michael L.. 439 Gragg, Gerry Lou. 332 Graham. Caroline S., 172. 308 Graham, James. 270. 370. 458 Graham, Jack R., 49. 352, 458 Graham. Ona Lee. 326 Graham. Patricia J.. 313 Grammcr, Judith, 439, 458 Granat, Alana Jean, 325 Grant. Ardycc M„ 439 Grant. Barbara J.. 268. 323 Grant, David Eugene. 427 Grant, Joseph, 439 Grant. Larry V.. 97. 408. 459 Grant. Lynda J.. 439 Grant. Susan Peggy. 169. 325 Grasmick, Richard J.. 411 Gratsinger, Glenn. 267. 421 Graves. George W., 179, 418 Gray. Edward H„ 189 Gray, Linda Lou. 319 Gray, Michael P.. 378 Gray, Rose Mary. 279 Gray, Virginia Hyle. 300 Gray. William C.. 406 Grbavac, Mary Ann, 285 Greco, Shirley Jean, 132, 325 Greco. Vicki A.. 306, 459 Green, Carol L., 280 Green, Carolyn M.. 313. 459 Green, Janet Helen, 325 Green, Janis Leanore, 313 Green. Linda M.. 280. 459 Green. Mary Ellen. 287 Green. Ronald Leroy. 411 Green, Ronald Eugene, 379 Green, Thomas James, 389 Greenberg, Donna Gay, 295 Greene, Donald Lee, 357 Greenfield, Gayle, 418 Greenfield. Linda A.. 291 Greenup. Lee, 289 Greenwood, John, 259, 411 Gregory, Douglas A., 431 Greig, Gregor, 70.179.198,247. 427 Greiner. David W„ 439, 459 Greet. Carol Joanne, 327 Gresham, Karen. 132. 322. 459 Gresham, Noble K., 327 Griffin, Charlene R.. 328 Griffin. Dennis. 152. 347. 459 Griffin, Paul Leon, 381 Griffith, Charles A., 388, 459 Griffith, James S. Jr.. 391 Griffiths. Frances V., 283 Grilley. George, A., 170, 366 Grim. Robert Lee. 49 Grimes, Carol Anne, 283 Grimes. Edna M., 132. 439 Grimes. Gary George. 431 Grimes, Michael. 199, 384. 459 Grimes, Roy Edgar. 430 Grimsrud. Susan Ann, 287 Grischkowsky, Roger, 191, 200.381 Griswold, Dennis A.. 414. 459 Griswold, Judith Kay. 296 Gross. David. 132. 135, 397 Gross, Barbara Jean, 289 Gross. Elynor K., 459 Gross, Richard E., 398 Groth, Morgan Dustin, 70, 71. 75. 108. 198. 408. 459 Grover, Gerald Floyd. 134 Grover. Susan Anne. 333 Guglielmino. Michaol, 352 Guild. Christopher J., 191. 411 Guild. Janet Dee. 131. 336 Gulick. Robert Willi, 353 Gulledeg, Donna Kay. 439 Gum, Susan Lynn, 331 Gunnell. Gary A.. 439. 459 Gunter. Marjorie L., 278 Guppy. Christopher M.. 382 Gustafson, Ann Lynn, 294 Gustafson, Conrad L., 342 Gustafson, Gary L-, 371 Gustafson. Jon Olas. 342 Gustavson, Carol J., 300 Gustinc, Sandra L., 280. 459 Gustinc, Timm Allen. 400 Gutierrez. Robert. 398 Guy. Judith Ann, 321 Gym, Won Gcun, 346 H Hnaf. Valorie G., 439, 459 Haas. Joyce Marie. 325 Haberlach, Frank R., 172. 439. 459 Haberlach. Janet E.. 439. 459 Haberlach, William. 350, 459 Hackbarth, John R.. 386 Hackenschmidt. Carol, 440 Hackett. Judith Ann. 281 Hackett. Sally. 141, 201. 323 Hadler, Earl Paul, 389 Hadley. Chris L.. 154. 158. 404 Hadley. Donald Wade. 169 Haffner. Larry G., 199. 459 Haftorson, Joan £., 280 Haftorson, Shirley A., 280. 459 Hagan, James Robert, 377 Hngcdorn, Phillip R., 400 Hagcland, John Lewis. 391 Hagen, Gunnar, 152. 440. 459 Hagerty, Kenneth C., 414 Haggard. Patricia, 312, 459 Haggard. William. 152, 364 Haggland. Alan Lee, 189. 349 Hagglund, Linda C.. 196. 299 Haglund, Christine. 201, 233. 303 Hagwell, Jane Eileen, 459 Hagwell. Richard M.. 459 Hair, Barbara F., 329 Hasten. David. 155. 159. 172, 459 Haith. Susan Louise. 323 Hakkinen, Karen D., 277 Halos. Carolyn L, 293 Hales. Karen Gay. 285 Hales, Timothy Wayne. 378 Haley. Thomas F.. 388 Hall, Ann B.. 132. 309 Hall, Cynthia Ann, 278 Hall, Diane Alice, 290 Hall. Gary Lynn. 378 Hall. Janet E.. 110, 171,276 Hall, Mclvina C.. 285 Hall, Nicole Gene, 307 Hall. Robert N.. 440 Hall. Susan F.. 322 Hall, Vern Wilburn, 400 Hall. V . Allan. 178. 410. 459 Halladay, Jeremy B.. 150 Halleck, Catherine E.. 330 Halley. Noreen Kay. 293. 459 Hallstrom, Lynne A.. 307 Hallstead. Alan Paul. 400 Halsten. Barbara Mae, 316 Halstcn, Richard W.. 394 Haman. Curtis, 407, 459 Hamblin, Philip J.. 178. 459 Hamel. Robbie Jean, 307 Hamer, Barbara A., 154, 321 Hamilton. Bruce E.. 151, 158. 377 Hamilton. Clifford R., 402 Hamilton, Deborah A.. 279 Hamilton. Linda A.. 293 Hamlin, James Roger. 353 Hamlin, Nancy A., 459 Hamm, Nancy. 240. 282. 459 Hammack, Joyce C., 296 Hammack. Linda Mae. 315 Hammar, C. L, 189 Hammer. Allen, 440 Hammer, Genny Lynn. 335 Hammer. Richard D.. 369 Hammer. Sara Scott, 332 Hammerstad, Lynne. 284, 459 Hammon, Lynne R.. 293 Hammon, William A., 379 Hammond, Edith Anne. 329 Hammond. Diane Louis, 294 Hammond, H. L.. III. 342 Hammond, Janet Blanc, 305 Hammond, Patricia K,. 316 Hamner, L. Allen. 179. 459 Hamner. Lois, 196. 201, 337 Hamnett. John David. 372 Hanas, Richard Leo. 357 Hanccy, Annette. 328 Hancock, John B.. 182 Hancock. Nocllc C., 290 Hancock. Rebecca. 276 Handel. Robert B., 388 Handy. Dale A., 154. 158. 440, 459 Hanlein, Carolyn, 193, 194, 299 Hanley. John Michael. 350 Hanloy. Karen L.. 296 Hann. David W.. 400 Hanna, Cheryl M., 321 Hanna, James William. 353 Hannaford, John C., 141. 399 Hannaman. Linda Mae. 294 Hanncman, Brian, 154, 158. 380 Hanneman, Bonnie Rae. 296 Hannu, Sally Ann. 297 Hansen, Carol L., 287 Hansen, Donnel E., 358. 360 Hansen, Elizabeth C., 459 Hansen, Elizabeth S., 322 Hansen, Everett M., 422 486 STUDENT INDEX Hansen, Jay Warren, 183, 185 Hansen, Jcraldine W., 297 Hansen, Katherine F„ 332 Hansen. Marylee. 297, 307 Hansen, Paul Victor, 355 Hansen. Richard G.. 106, 133, 170,221,228, 368. 456, 459 Hansen, Rita Kay, 288 Hansen, Rudy Ivan, 429 Hansen. Sheryl Marie. 327 Hansen, Shirley Ann, 325 Hansey, Sharon Linn, 297 Hanson, Donald E. Jr.. 200 Hanson, Mike, 190 Hanson, Pamela M.. 301 Hanson. Peter H.. 392 Happold, Peggy Ann, 323 Haralson, Anne T., 331 Harbaugh, Jeanene, 132. 328 Harbcrt. Mark Elliot. 350 Hardenburger. Mary A.. 294 Hardenburgcr, Phylli, 317 Harding, Jonnie M.f 310 Hardison, Catherine, 198. 295, 459 Hardman, Ernest R., 423 Hardrath. Jeffrey A.. 90. 419 Harkey. Barbara Leo, 281 Harlan. Patricia D., 169, 289 Harlan. Sidney L., 278 Harland. Charli, 196. 201. 330 Harle, David S.. 341 Harle, Judith. 98. 145, 223. 302. 440. 459 Harman, Margery C.. 288 Harman, Lorna Cochra, 328 Harmon. Bruce M.. 348 Harmon, David Conner, 395 Harmon. Lynn, 422 Harmon, Laray, 172, 247, 422. 459 Harmon, Marcia K., 286, 459 Harmon. Teresa E., 304 Harms, Harold W.. 440. 459 Harms, Jerry W., 131, 440, 460 Harn, Susan Dickey, 307 Harp, Margaret A., 440. 460 Harper, Judy J., 440. 460 Harr, Gerry A., 187 Harrell, Robert G., 388 Harrell. William B. J.. 178 Harris. Clifford D.. 440. 460 Harris. Greg Leo, 200 Harris. Howard W., 432 Harris. Kenneth, 184. 265. 366 Harris. Lois K.. 195,201.228. 285 Harris. Millard A.. 431 Harris. Russell Dean. 422 Harris. Virginia M., 316 Harrison, Danny J.. 364 Harrison, David G.. 363 Harrison, Greg A.. 415 Harrison, Patrick R., 440 Harry, Phillip D.. 432 Hnrshbarger, Rebecca, 284 Hart, Henry R., 460 Hart, Marianne, 268, 329, 460 Hart. Roy, 183, 382 Hartberg, Kenneth D.. 131 Hartley, Donald I., 406 Hartman. Gregory L., 49. 387 Hartman. Mary Lou. 266. 325 Harvey. Walter Lewis, 151 Hascall. Roger Cocil, 432 Hasok, Norman E.. 191. 395 Hasel, Sandra Marie, 331 Hasegawa, Nolan S., 178. 421 Hashimoto. Steven, 366. 460 Hashimoto. Stanley. 373. 460 Hassel. Richard O.. 151. 440 Hastie, Linda Norene. 460 Hastie, Raoul K„ 440 Hastings. Robert L.. 395 Hatch, Barbara J.. 334 Hatch, Janet K.. 163, 215. 276 Hatch, Nancy Louise, 290 Hatchard. Carol M., 315 Hatfield. David A.. 440 Hathaway, Mary Lou, 308 Hattan. Dean Henry, 190. 372 Hattenhauer. Alonali. 305 Havenncr, Judith Jo, 237. 285 Havig, Robert. 154. 158. 427. 460 Hawas. Khalifa Abdul. 432 Hawk, Judith Ann. 307 Hawkes, Gregory L.. 110, 350. 460 Hawkins. Byron Willi, 424 Hawkins, David L.. 348 Hay. Douglas A., 148. 153, 265, 354, 460 Hay, Michael Bruce. 154 Hay. Richard G.. 151, 154, 158. 440. 460 Hay. Thomas Wayne. 409 Hayashi, Emi, 299 Hayashi. Hugh, 154, 158. 406, 460 Hayden. Joyce E., 330 Hayes, Allyn Loo. 381 Hayes. Thomas W.. 371 Hays, Daniel Robert, 402 Hayward, Clyde Macy. 396 Hazel. William D.. 359. 460 Hazelbaker, Lance F., 364 Hazen, Leslie Ann. 270, 291 Hazcn. Orval L., 433 Heacock, Joel F., 49. 198, 412 Head. Gary C., 66. 400. 460 Head. Ronny Glenn, 198, 400 Head, Susan Jean. 179, 297 Head, James Robert, 396 Healy. Judith R„ 460 Heath. Juli Ann, 323, 360 Heath. Kristin Loren, 334 Heath, Richard O.. 400 Heassel, Richard. 460 Heckman. Bradford, 199. 415 Hodges. Nancy Ellon. 280 Hodden, Donnis J., 184, 355 Hee, Richard K. F., 341 Heer, Larry Oris, 357, 433 Heeter. Joe A.. 350, 460 Hefler, John W.. 196, 200. 397 Hegdahl. Richard V .. 378 Heid. Elizabeth Rae, 328 Hellmann, Mary M.. 320. 460 Heimbuck. Jeffrey A., 214, 353 Hcincniann. Mina L.. 278 Heincy. Robert Alan. 371 Heinz. John R.. 341 Heitz, David Carl, 178, 179, 386. 460 Helfrich. Maxine R., 284 Hellberg, Linda Jean, 285 Hellis, Carl H.. 431 Helmly, Mary Leigh, 329 Helms, Gerald Ernest. 391 Helms. Michael Gale. 378 Hclsel. Beverly Lynn. 291 Hclser. Keith Edward, 391 Heltzel. James M.. 390 Hemmer. Rosalyn Ann. 334 Hemphill. Patricia A.. 302 Hemphill, William J., 428 Hemshorn, Norbert L.. 136 Henderson, Cynthia S.. 308 Henderson, Gil S., 347 Henderson. Herbert. 179. 370 Henderson, Sidney, 340, 460 Henderson, Sharon J., 301 Hendricks. Nancy L.. 163.276 Henery, Sharyn. 230. 300 Heniges, David F„ 81. 388 Henkle, Nancy Jane. 318 Hennig. Lake C., 168 Henny, Charles. 131. 397, 460 Henrikson, Rose A„ 195. 320 Henrie, Dianne, 306. 460 Henry. Jamos A., 382 Henry. Rupert James. 369 Hensley. Elizabeth G.. 300 Hensler, Thomas C.. 412 Hentze, Richard M., 405 Herb. David A.. 406. 460 Herbert. Mark. 460 Herbert. Roger D., 70. 460 Herbert. Sharon E.. 315 Herburger. Kathleen. 215. 305 Herd. Leslie Kathleen. 240 Hergenrathor, John M.. 408 Hcringer. Helen Y., 316 Hermes. Daniol James. 381 Hermes, Ricki. 88. 191,440.460 Herndon, Joel Albert, 399 Herold, Joyce Marie. 287 Herr. John Sheridan, 369 Herrall, James Craig. 367 Herrick, Charles E., 135, 342 Herring, Marc C., 379 Herring. Steven Lee, 341 Herron. Barbara, 316 Herron, Carol C., 295 Herron. Dorothy E., 303 Hershberger. John L., 412 Hershiser, Diana D.. 326 Hertner, Stephen V., 400 Hess, Linda Jean, 305 Hess, Nina Lucille, 201 Hessig. Mary Jean, 317 Helrick. Judith A.. 280 Hetrick, Martha Jean, 305 Hctfeld, Harvey H.. 184. 374 Hcusser, Charllotte, 276 Hcusscr. Valorie J., 277 Hcwes, Bernard J., 153 Hewitt. Gary Duane. 342 Hewett, Douglas Alan, 399 Heyden, Charlotte G., 194. 304 Heyerman, Mary A., 284 Heym, Mary Jean, 328 Heyman, John L, 186 Hiatt. Douglas G.. 190,200.357 Hibbard. Wallace A., 412 Hice. Susan Jane. 328 Hickcox, Susan Carol, 305 Hicks. Fred Arlen, 416 Higgins. Gary W., 331 Higgins, Robert. 168, 440. 460 Highland, Linda M.. 310 Highl, Anita Carol, 291 Hildcbrandt, Emery V., 171 Hildenbrand. Jerry L., 343 Hildenbrand. Michael, 440 Hill, Deanna Lynne, 332 Hill, Frances Adah, 288 Hill. Janet Carol. 308 Hill. Larry M.. 440, 460 Hill. Richard David, 97 Hill, Rosalie. 294 Hill, Steven Mathew. 401 Hill. Thomas F., 342 Hilley, Linda J.. 228, 306 Hillman. William S.. 422 Hilt, Barry L.. 85. 378, 460 Hindes, Charles R., 355 Hindes. Martha L. 286, 460 Hingson, Susan E., 310 Hinrich, Terry B., 417 Hinrichs, Katherine. 332 Hirakami, Michael, 154, 158, 406. 460 Hiranaga, Leighton H., 342 Hironaka, Harvey J.. 374 Hirsch, Vcrn V. Jr., 150, 155, 159. 378. 460 Hirstel, Jeannette C.. 307 Hirt, Martin W„ 412 Hisaka, Lloyd I., 433, 460 Hisatomi, John Arthur, 342 Hite, Carol Justina. 291 Hite. Terrence G., 382, 460 Ho. Galen Ivan, 428 Ho. Lloyd Kwei Yuan, 88 Hoag. William P.. 132. 226. 397 Hoagland, Alice Ruth, 201.278 Hobart. Willis L. 440. 460 Hobbs. Thomas A.. 81. 198 Hobdy, Robert W.. t98.382.460 Hobson, Lois Marie. 131. 336 Hobson, Perry Dave. 352 Hobson, Sharon A.. 265, 268, 336. 460 Hochstein, James Ray, 397 Hodges, Earl Marvin, 440, 460 Hodges. Richard E.. 135 Hodgkins, Chester, 151 Hodory, Richard V ., 190 Hodory, Sharon Linda, 440 Hoehl, Christina. 290 Hoffbuhr, Jack W.. 386, 460 Hoflert, Alex R.. 382 Hoffman. Daniel Lee, 405 Hoffman. Kenneth E., 354 Hoffman. Lois Anne, 280 Hoffman. Lynn K„ 289 Hoffman. Norman A., 341 Hoffman, Steven R., 341, 460 Holman, Charles F.. 410 460 Hogan, Robert S.. 70. 97. 198. 408 Holbrook, Dan Wayne. 432 Holden, Judith Lee, 327 Holdon, Monica May. 325 Holder, Paul Daniel. 430 Holding, William C.. 394 Holland. Chloe A., 172,440,460 Holland, Merry Ellen, 337 Hollandsworth, S. A., 323 Hollenbeck, Sandra J.. 283 Hollett. Kenneth J., 366 Holley, Thomas G. Jr., 198 Holliday. Beverly. 322. 440. 460 Holliday. Dennis G., 440. 460 Holliday. Thomas B.. 191. 346 Hollingshead, Marc E., 369 Holloway. Ronald C.. 214, 409 Holly. Norman Dalo, 405 Holm, John Stuart, 431, 460 Holm, Robert L., 395 Holman. Susan E.. 296 Holmberg, Carol Lynn, 325 Holmes. Arnold S.. 13,130,131, 135, 170, 171,202.221. 259. 344, 458 Holmes, Denman K. Jr., 429 Holmes, John Wcymout, 130, 135, 200, 213, 345. 436 Holmes. John S., 13. 440 Holmes, Linda M., 284 Holmos, Michele Joan. 349, 440, 460 Holmes. Mary Jo, 281 Holmes. Robin E., 194,215.284 Holmorous, Merlin, 141 Holst, Carol Louise, 141 Holstrom, Lynn, 268 Holt, Diana Elizabeth, 323 Holt. Donald Lester. 340 Holt. Hugh Patrick. 366 Holt. Eileen Marie, 313 Holt. Linda Lee. 330 Holt. Russell W„ 13. 440 Holzmeyer, Gilbert W., 13. 150. 153. 406 Homfelt. Daniel C.. Jr., 13. 428 Hondo, Michael T., 357 Hong, Kirby Wing S., 271, 341 Hoover, Mary Jane. 321 Hoover, Michael C.. 391 Hopcman, Jean M.. 326 Hopkins. Donald O.. 426 Hopkins. Kenneth J.. 398 Hopkins. Leilani A.. 279 Hopper, John E.. 13, 440 Hopper, Richard F.. 83, 198 Hopson. Jerilyn, 326 Hori. Kiyoharu, 133, 358 Horiuchi, Howard H.. 367. 432 Horn, Darlene Rae, 179, 332 Horn. Gayl Louise, 334 Horn. Gregory P., 166, 440 Horn. Marvin R., 13, 355 Hornbeck, Michael L, 419 Horne. Barbara. 326 Horner. Glen Alan, 420 Horning. Gary Lee, 401 Horning, Ruth Alma, 295 Homshuh, James £.. 393 Hornstein. Helene S., 325 Horton. Terry R.. 13 Hosca. Neil G.. 13.155,159,380 Hosie. Michael Joe. 426 Hoss. Barbara Diane, 317 Hotchkiss, Susan D., 334 Houck, Frances Ann. 329 Hough, Claude F. III. 13, 153, 183, 185, 197, 414 House, Bonnie K., 336 House, Linda Suzanne, 326 House. Richard B.. 271, 367 House, Virgil Marvin, 391 Housier, Val, 88 Houston, Carol J., 300 Houston, Jeannette A., 13.440 Hovee. Elizabeth A., 178, 179 Howard. Charles O.. 382 Howard. Michael, 200, 272, 342 Howe. Constance June, 327 Howe. Susan Marie. 297 Howell. Gerald Lee. 340 Howell. Marcia A., 278 Howse. John S., 13. 267, 378 Hoye, Carol Jean, 295 Hoyer, William Jacks, 363 Hraba, Doris M., 13, 322 Hubbard. Georgia R.. 132, 286 Hubbard, Leslie, 279 Hubbard, Linda Kay, 13, 276 Hubbard, Richard P., 412 Hubble. William L.. 200. 426 Huber, Gail Linda, 332 Huberty. Frederick T., 384 Hudcmann, Jay Alan. 407 Hudson, Arthur D.. 394 Hudson. James E,. 13,135.421 Hudspeth, Anno E., 290 Huogli, Susan E., 299 Huoners, Judith, 154, 265, 286 Huey, Douglas C.. 70. 151, 158. 179, 198, 272, 427 Huey, Sanny Hing, 380 Huey, Tom H., 13, 380 Huff, Kenneth Joseph, 431 Huff, Linda Alice, 291 Huff, Ruby Diano, 336 Huffman, Donald Owen, 416 Hufford, Susan C., 317 Hugelman, Nancy E., 13, 299 Hughes, Jamos S.. 392 Hull, Clair Ethan. 133 Hull, David Richard, 419 Humphrey, Carol D.. 294, 440 Hundley. Carol L, 13. 440 Hunger, Richard H. Jr., 347 Hunsaker, Diana Rae, 310 Hunt. Pamela G., 13. 292, 440 Hunt, Sharon A., 13. 322 Hunt, Susan Ann, 327 Hunt, William Hudson, 360 Huntor, Christine L, 285 Hunter, Robert, 133 Huntington, Barbara. 13, 141 Huntington, Collis P., 356 Huntington, Elizabeth, 315 Huntington. Paul A.. 13 Hurd. David R.. 13. 352 Hurff, Edward Robert. 432 Hurley. Clifford T„ 423 Hurley. Sandra L, 311 Hurlbutt, Frank C., 13, 408 Hurst, James Richard. 394 Hurt, Bryan L. 414 Husak, Virginia Ann, 292 Husby, Kenneth E„ 414 Husby, Mary Margaret, 330 Huseby, John R., 395 Huseth, Virginia L. 302 Husman, Eric Alfred. 13, 440 Hussey, Thomas R., 388 Husted, Howard L., 13, 354 Huston, Barbara L., 440 Huston, Robert Karl. 352 Hutchins, Leonard R., 382 Hutchins, Stephen A., 415 Hutchinson, Betty J.. 201, 307 Hutchinson, Donald K,, 407 Hutchinson, Malcolm, 423 Hutchison. Gerald G.. 177. 178 Huyctt. Richard B., 343 Hydo, Sandra Kay, 330 Hyder, Luther James, 378 Hyke. Carolyn Joy, 13. 318 Hyland, Carolyn Ruth, 277 Hyman, Mark J., 13. 440 Hytowitz, Robert M., 13, 395 Icenhower, Richard W.f 13. 154, 158 Idoue, Marvin, 13, 154, 158, 187, 440 Ignazzito, Samuel C.. 364 Her, James Russell, 358 lllig, David Carl, 431 Imel. Clifford J.. 13. 432 Imlah, Jack S., 381 Ingebritson, Thomas, 417 Ingle. Marilee Gall, 294 Ingram. Betty. 13. 173, 228. 294 Ingram, Donald D.. 13. 380 Ingram. Dorothy Lynn, 13, 312 Ingram, Robert B., 13, 179, 343 Inman. Darrel Fisk. 379 Inman. Roderick D., 380 Innes, Ian Donald, 378 487 STUDENT INDEX Inoue, Peter. 13 Inskeep. E. L. Jr.. 166. 440 Ireland, Michael J.. 366 Ireland, Patrick J., 366 Irvin, Margaret A., 179 Irvine, Nancie Jane, 281 Irvine, William D.. 359 Irwin. Richard T.. 179. 427 Irving, Loren D., 404 Irzyk, Gary Lawrence, 415 Isaac, Helen E.. 336 Issacson, Janet E., 215, 265, 268. 293 Isaacson, Richard A., 440 Isaksen, Ingrid L., 171, 314 Isenhart, J., 198 Ising, George E. Jr., 13, 187, 198. 410 Isomura. Gordon K.. 154, 158 Isted, Nanette K.. 13. 215, 223. 300, 302, 474 Ittcs. Joseph J., Jr., 414 Iverson, Dale Gordon. 190 Iverson, Glenda M„ 287 Ives, Virginia Ann, 266, 334 Ivey, Francis James, 200 Iwanaga. Paul M., 130.134,424 Izett, Jill Carol, 324 J Jabs, Ernest Richard. 94 Jabs, William Mason, 398 Jacko, Susan Mary, 295 Jackson, Clark Harry, 339 Jackson, Conrad W., 13. 440 Jackson, Gregory A., 351 Jackson, Gary Roy, 359 Jackson, James M., 166, 440 Jackson. Judy E.. 293 Jackson. Jeri Lynn, 318 Jackson. Marjorie A.. 98, 295 Jackson. Ronald F.. 383 Jackson. Sheila M., 13. 440 Jackson, Terrence M.. 393 Jacob, Greg Paul. 419 Jacobs, Carol B., 14 Jacobsen, Carol L., 224, 306 Jacobsen, Edward P., 419 Jacobson. Jacqueline, 201,320 Jacobson, William E., 358 Jacoby, Jerome Jess, 14 Jacoby, Lawrence J., 14, 440 Jacquot, Steven Paul, 431 Jager, Merle L. 14, 150, 134, 153. 197. 381 Jakabosky, Joel Leon, 134, 346 Jalmar, Bev, 14 James. Charles S.. 14.270, 350 James. Brian C.. 213, 385 James, Dorothy, 196. 215, 300 James, Marilyn F., 293 James, Melanie Anne, 201,328 Jamos. William T.. 155.159,422 Jameson. Walter T.. 375 Jamison, Karen L., 14, 163, 198, 215, 243. 276 Jamshidi, Mohammad, 377 Janik, Josef Jan, 351 Janowitz, Pedro M., 440 Janvrin, Rosemary, 14,141,289 Janz, Robert C., 380 Janzon, Ronald C., 440 Jaross, Joanne L.. 163, 335 Jaross, David G., 14, 404 Jarvie, Charles A., 105,154, 158, 440 Jarvis, James C., 14, 55. 57, 80. 81, 198, 202, 352, 467 Jarvis, Lynn Marie. 14 Jasa, Carol Jean, 295 Jasper. William P. Jr.. 153,378 Jay, Dennis Clyde, 346 Jeffords, Leanna May. 299 Jelinek, Joan Carole, 327 Jellison, Stephanie. 290 Jenkins, James E., 371 Jenkins, Linda Kay, 286 Jenkins. Susan C., 337 Jenks, Marilyn L, 323 Jenner, Kathryn Ann, 332 Jennings. Michael D.. 14. 440 Jensen, Charles L., 14, 440 Jensen. Cynthia A.. 297 Jensen, David Lee, 360 Jensen. Diane K.. 333 Jensen. Harold L, III, 14. 155. 159. 440 Jensen, Laurel Jean. 319 Jensen. Pearl, 193. 194 Jensen. Peter Ernest, 196. 353 Jeppsen, Margie K.. 272, 312 Jepson, Julianne. 283 Jerdine, Sandra M.. 295 Jeske. Donald W.. 14. 354 Jess, James Edward, 169 Jimmerson, Judith L., 132, 440 Johannson, Richard J.. 382 Johansen, Leonard E., 431 Johansen. Richard S.. 359 John. Douglas C.. 49. 353 John. Jo Lulu. 286 Johns. Virginia G., 290 Johns. William Ellis, 381 Johnson, Barbara E.. 333 Johnson, Carol D., 318 Johnson, Carol J., 294 Johnson, Carole M„ 14. 440 Johnson, Dan F., 183, 418 Johnson, David E., 49.199,371 Johnson. David Leroy. 351 Johnson, Dennis F., 14, 394 Johnson, Eugene R., 14 Johnson. Frederick P., 432 Johnson. Grant S., 191 Johnson, James Keith, 433 Johnson, Jane E., 311 Johnson, Janelle E., 328 Johnson. Janet C.. 294 Johnson, Jo Anne, 334 Johnson, Joanne R., 295 Johnson, Judith Mary, 322 Johnson, Judy Maxine. 317 Johnson, Keith I., 14, 418 Johnson, Leonard K., 418 Johnson. Mary H., 316 Johnson, Pamela Rae, 266 Johnson, Pamela Sue. 266, 285, 331 Johnson, Richard C.. 410 Johnson, Richard H., 200, 364 Johnson, Richard W., 135, 405 Johnson, Robert A.. 14 Johnson, Robert C., 270 Johnson, Robert C.. 412 Johnson, Robert H.. 149. 441 Johnson, Roderick D.. 373 Johnson, Ronald E.. 384 Johnson, Roger K., 131. 186. 344 Johnson, Sharon, 132, 319 Johnson, Stanley H., 429 Johnson, Stephen C., 340 Johnson, Stephen E., 431 Johnson, Susan C.. 305 Johnson, Tamara Jean, 327 Johnson, Terry W.. 401 Johnson, William A., 178 Johnson, William B.. 351 Johnston, Allan. 247 Johnston, David F.. 348 Johnston, Gary T., 343 Johnston, Gerald E., 347 Johnston. John F„ 412 Johnston, Joseph M.. 191. 430 Johnston. Marlene A.. 283 Johnston, Perry M., 14.130.344 Johnston. Rich, 369 Johnston, Robert C., 14 Johnston, Roger B.. 441 Johnston, Thomas C., 441 Joiner, Marian G.. 201, 315 Jolley, Donald D., 14,154, 158, 441 Jolley, Linda Kay. 294 Jolma, Beverly, 441 Jolma, Lawrence N.. Jr., 166. 349 Jonasson, Carl F.. 378 Jones, Barbara Jean. 334 Jones, Bert Sydney. 359 Jones, Darrel Lynn, 405 Jones, Donald Lewis, 402 Jones, Harold L„ 14, 441 Jones. I. R„ 133 Jones, Janice Louise. 289 Jones, Jayna Sue, 313 Jones, Joyce Elaine, 441 Jones, Judith L, 295 Jones, Larry Arthur, 364 Jones. Larry Lee, 396 Jones. Lawrence A.. 433 Jones. Nicholas E., 419 Jones. Patricia L. 169. 289 Jones. Paul Leland, 358 Jones. Paul M.. Jr.. 14.259,356 Jones, Penelope E.. 265, 287 Jones. Ronald Roy, 137 Jones. Stoddard D., 415 Jones. Thomas Leroy, 353 Jonsson. Stanley C.. 402 Jordan. Janete C.. 171, 305 Jordan. Robert W.. 412 Jorek, Ronald A.. 369 Jorgensen, Leslie M.. 360 Jorgenson, Raymond L., 393 Jorgenson, Robort M„ 14, 344 Josephson. Michael A., 152 Josi, Roy W.. 190. 386 Jossy, Carol S., 132, 282 Jossy, Janet Anne. 297 Jossy, Karen L., 322 Joste, Edward A., 356 Joyce. Sandra C.. 333 JubitZ. Vicki L, 141, 164, 165. 272, 304 Juckeland. Philip R„ 352 Jue. Wallace W„ 14, 357 Jucncmann. Jeffrey L., 136 Juney. Alico D.. 298 Junker, James W.. 178 Juranck, Rodney E., 130, 131, 136, 344 Justice, Victoria E., 317 K Kaakinon, John W., 14, 402 Kaarlela, Erick V. P. 190. 349 Kadau, Kathleen Anne. 290 Kady. Mary, 131 Kaehler, Ray Erenst, 347 Kagy, Susan Eileen, 303 Kahl, James L., 14, 183, 441 Kahl, Patrick John, 184, 377 Kaiser, Nick Myles, 410 Kaiser, Robort S., 353 Kaitoku, Donald T., 420 Kakishita, Gary A.. 135 Kakishita, Minnie, 328 Kalar, Allan B.. 172 Kaler. Judy Alice, 318 Kail, Patricia. 324 Kamo, Raymond Mineo, 354 Kamphenborg, Judith, 85. 310 Kampfer, Lawrence D., 179,418 Kanemasu, Nadine Jo. 288 Kargel. Garry W„ 402 Karl. Virginia L.. 14, 302, 304 Karinen, John F.. 150. 154 Karlbergs, Andris P., 14. 151, 158.360 Karnath, Elizabeth J.. 291 Karnath. William D.. 14. 352 Karnjanatrakul, Sawa, 14. 441 Karnosh, Kenneth D., 404 Karpstein, Diana F., 293 Karpstein, Gregory A., 356 Kasahara, Albert S.. 14. 342 Kasor, Karen R.. 272. 314 Kashiwabara, N.. 14. 441 Kasncr, Patric H., 402 Kaspari, Sandra B., 291 Kato, David S.. 360 Kauffman. Carolyn J., 14 Kauffman, Donald O.. 137, 402 Kauffman, Leonard A., 14, 64, 65. 105. 202. 408 Kaufman, Pat D.. 14 Kaufman, Loyd A., 14. 198. 441 Kaufman, Richard A., 152 Kaus, James Gordon. 379 Kawamoto, Linda. 14, 171, 441 Kayser, Stanley G.. 313 Kearns, Kathleen M., 278 Kearns, Michael A.. 377 Koarns, Valerie. 194, 302. 463 Keckler, Marguerite. 298 Keele, lln Marie, 292 Keeley, Patrick L., 342 Keen, Gary B.. 441.463 Keeney. Hoyt L., 49, 198, 433 Keeney. Merle A.. 191. 387 Keep, Byron George. 385 Keep, William A.. 384. 463 Keesecker, Charles A., 422 Kehl. Patricia A.. 278 Keljzer, Steven de. 463 Keim, Raymond C., 371 Keith, Howard L., 428 Keithley, Katherine. 284 Kellas, Pamela Jane, 213, 310 Kellehcr, Clay Robert, 191 Keller, Freeman K.. 375 Keller. Mary F.. 306. 463 Kellis, William R.. 350. 463 Kelly. Carl Hall. 179 Kelly. Janet Dianne. 276 Kelly. Michael C.. 191. 352 Kelly, Nancy A.. 201. 266. 296 Kelly. Patrick. 155, 159. 441.463 Kelly. Robert J., 377, 441 Kelsay, Clifford G.. 406 Kelsoe, Wayne E., 425 Keltner, Alberta I.. 171 Kemnitzer, William F., 414 Komp, John H.. 392 Kcmpi, Beverly A., 463 Kendrick, Arlene E., 265, 336 Kendrick, Terry E.. 412 Kennedy, Pamela Ann, 328 Kcnnody, Roberta J., 333 Kennedy, Roger W„ 393 Kennel, Diane Lee 179 Kennoll. Janet K„ 334, 463 Kentta. William P„ 345 Kenyon, Clifford, 170. 177, 202 Kenyon, Robert L. 463 Kenyon, Ronald R., 169, 183, 185, 400. 463 Keortge. John N.. 370 Kephart. Nicole L., 441, 463 Keple, Susan P.. 326 Kerlee, Orville R.. 359 Korns, James C. II, 441. 463 Kerns, Joseph James, 402 Kerr, Donald Macleay, 374 Kerr, Elizabeth Anne. 292 Kerr, Karen Lee. 326 Kerr, Patricia Lee, 332 Kerr, Robert Bruce. 412 Kerr, Sue Antoinette. 317 Kessi, Judith Amelia, 286 Kessi, Olive. 333 Kessi, Robert G.. 350 Key. Lewis S.. 133. 441 Keylock, Christine T., 304 Keyt, Keith A.. 432 Kieff, Carolyn A., 296 Kieff, Judith Eileen, 328 Kienle. Dona L. 276. 463 Kikkawa. Gail S.. 326. 463 Kilber, Steven Wayne. 357 Kilburn, Debra Lynn, 297 Kilkenny, John B.. 360 Kilmer, Kathleen L.. 441 Kilman, David J., 155, 158 Kilpatrick, Donald M., 364 Kilpatrick, Robert S-. 441, 463 Kim. Victor B. S. Jr.. 193, 194, 430. 463 Kimbcll, Ray L. 441. 463 Kimoto, Harriet Hina, 334 Kimura, John, 433 Kimura, Ronald T., 463 King, Charles Dean. 360, 463 King. Everett Norris. 377 King, James A., 149, 352, 463 King, Janice Jean. 282 King, Kathleen L., 280 King, Linda H., 308, 463 King, Karen Kay, 330 King, Robert D„ 267, 399 King. Robert R., 267 Kingcn, Kathryn A., 168, 441 Kingry. Larry Kit, 378 Kingsley, George W., 393 Kingsley. John Lee. 271, 396 Kingsley. Robert E., 410 Kinkade. William. 183, 184. 399 Kinkaid, Sharon M., 312 Kinyon, Lenzie Duane, 364 Kirchcr, Robert B., 347 Kirk, Carolyn Jean, 305 Kirk. Sheldon C„ 441. 463 Kirk, Stanley D., 149, 441, 463 Kirsch, Thomas H„ 133. 351 Kirwan, Jami Lynn, 188. 283 Kiser, Frederick D.. 441, 463 Kiser, Marcia D.. 141, 441, 463 Kishinami, Wayne M.. 341 Kispaugh, Terry L, 415 Kistc. Raymond P.. 441 Kitching, John M.. 373 Kittel. Bonnie. J.. 131,330 Kittle, Phoebe F.. 330 Kjos. Barbara L., 300 Klccha, Nadine Louis. 309 Kleger, Terosa, 141, 285. 463 Klein. Roy Fred, 168, 441 Klein. Glenn. 132 Klein. Linda Lou. 328 Klein. Larry R„ 134. 359 Kleiner, Diana Jean, 198. 300 Klett. Ramon Hollis. 131 Kline. Daniel. 202, 270, 388, 463 Kline, Jake F.. 441 Kline, Thomas Edward, 431 Klinger, Ann Freya. 136 Klinkenberg, Louise, 441, 463 Kioeckner. Valery J., 441 Klostcr, Susan Rae, 304 Klosterman, E. A., 300, 463 Klotc, Linda Frances. 285 Knapp. John K.. 135, 380 Knccht. Ronald C.. 183. 191. 340, 463 Knorr, Paul R., 179 Knozevich, Maureen, 441. 463 Kniefol, Gordon W„ 370 Knifton, Mary E., 463 Knight. Ruth Ann, 335 Knight, William B. Jr., 350 Knights, Richard L.. 403 Knouff. William E., 360 Knowles, Barbara J., 287 Knowlton, David L., 183, 187, 348, 463 Knudsen. Connie R., 453 Knudsen, Larrie F., 340. 463 Knutson, Joanne M.. 325 Knutson. Margie Lynn. 307 Knutson, Kathleen, 441, 463 Knutson. William D., 463 Ko, Joyce Y., 441 Kobayashi, Gary S.. 420 Koch, David John, 358 Koch, Michael. 202, 221, 230 232.463. 475 Kochel, Rex Allen. 353 Kodama, Jamos Akira. 360 Koehler. David L.. 395. 463 Koenig, Rainer H., 358 Koeper, Richard M„ 49. 193 Koeppe, Marjorie A.. 278 Koerner. Peggy G.. 15, 441 Kohl, Sharon Ann, 318 Koida. Richard I.. 366 Kolberg, Constance G., 310, 448. 463 Konanta. Sugsanguan, 441 Koonsap, Teerawit, 135 Koontz. Clyde Harry, 195, 415 Koozcr. Neil R.. 88 Kortgc. Michael K.. 441 Korzan. David G.. 202, 270, 368, 463 Kosterman. Nancy Ann. 311 Kostow, Lloyd, 372 Kovenz. Jan Ellen, 15, 291 Kowsar, Ahang. 137 Kracmer, Alan Joseph, 133 Kraft, Shorry Kay. 290 Kramer, Karen Anne. 295 Kramer, Beth S., 179, 441 Kramer, Penny S., 278 Kraus, James L.. 15, 60 Krause, Marilynn I., 15. 286 Krauthoefer, Patricia. 336 Krauthoefer, William, 405 Krebs, William O.. 429 Kreitzor, Elizabeth, 299 Krekel. Charles A.. 200, 382 Kricg. Jamos Eldon, 407 Krieger, Ervin Oale. 441 Kriens, Loretta Ann, 141, 305 Kriz, Kathryn Ellen, 337 Krogh. John Archer, 402 Krok. Michael John. 341 Krohn, Martha, 93. 196, 313 488 STUDENT INDEX Krok. Peter C.. 341 Kronblad, Patricia A.. 272, 323 Kronstad. Warren, 133 Kropp, Beverly J.. 179, 290 Kruchek, Susan Joy, 325 Krueger, Carole Jean. 15 Krueger, Harold W. Jr., 136 Krumholz, Louise M„ 329 Krumholz, Cecilia F., 15, 441 Krupicka. Rose M„ 291, 464 Kucera, Tom Martin, 368 Kuck, Michael Loslio, 411 Kuehn, Barbara Jean. 314. 464 Kuehn, Gayle Dennis. 347 Kuehn, Richard A., 155, 159, 347, 464 Kucnzi, Lynn D„ 441 Kuest. Robert. 132.166.406.464 Kuhn, Susan Lee, 312, 464 Kuhns, Russell V., 49. 389 Kullberg, Wayne R.. 351 Kumata, Larry A.. 432 Kumura, Norman S.. 88. 153. 432. 464 Kunimoto, Calvin K., 433. 464 Kuoni, John P.. 430 Kurahara, Janus, 267. 372 Kurkoski, Leo Joseph. 396 Kurtz. Maryanno Rose. 289 Kutter. David. 152. 404. 464 Kuwasaki, Katherine. 321 Kuzma. Thomas C.. 341 Kyono. William M.. 441, 464 L Laan, Effie May. 334 Laase, Mary Elaine. 285 Lackey, Renee Ann, 292 Laclair, Nancy May. 323 Ladd, Patricia Rae, 312 Latorgc. Ronald D.. 402 Lafranchi, Scolt M.. 380 Lage, Elizabeth L.. 304 Lahti, John Arnold, 429 Laine, Sherron Anne, 323 Lair, Kathleen Ray. 320 Laird, Carol Marie, 441, 464 Laird. Lyndon R., 348 Laird, Robert D., 369 Lam, Paul Chun-Ming. 441 Lam. Siu Kce. 196 Lamb. Francinc Faye. 297 Lamb. Jacqueline Kay. 294 Lamb. James Oliver, 411 Lamb, Stuart Murray. 362. 464 Lambcrson, Philip, 183, 191, 394. 464 Lambert. Darlene H.. 332 Lambert. James D.. 394 Lambert, Stephen O., 131.183, 189, 202.221.388. 464 Lamka, James Arthur, 377 Lamm, Donald P., 151, 154. 158. 360. 464 Lampc, Cordelia Ray. 268. 313 Lancaster, Julia A.. 289 Lance, Jeanne F.. 212. 276 Land, Barbara J., 136, 325 Land. Melvyn J.. 154. 158. 464 Land. Phyllis A.. 280. Landers, Dennis W., 408 London, Margaret L.. 292. 464 London, Philip Craig. 426 Landry, Lee Edgar, 412. 464 Lane. Jean M., 464 Lane, Jane Orlcnc, 327 Lancy, Howard M.. 354 Lang. Marion R., 168. 293. 464 Lange. John Erwin, 406 Langleldt, Kurt R., 368 Langlor, James E., 124 Langley, Linda L, 293 Langlitz, Walter L. 150, 155, 159. 406. 464 Langmack, Jeaninc W., 313 Linklord, D.. 199. 318, 464 Lankow, Geoffrey E.. 191. 385 Lantis. Bernard T.. 373 Lantz. Courtney R.. 149. 428 Lantz, Curtis M.. 154. 158 Laraway. James W.. 408 Lard, Dorothy L. 179, 307 Laro, Nancy E.. 442 Lare, Susan M.. 98. 442 Large, John Edward, 340. 464 Larkins. Jean, 201. 280 Larrabec. Robert. 408. 464 Larsen. Alan E.. 396. 4« Larsen. Bruce. 185. 373. 464 Larsen, Gerhard, 410, 441. 464 Larsen, Laurin A., 410 Larson. John M„ 191. 386 Larson, Joyce Mario, 268. 335 Larson. Judy. L.. 301 Larson. Karen L.. 145. 310 Larson, Louise M., 310. 464 Larson. Marvin Alan. 430 Larson, Paul D., 191. 196. 200. 385 Larson. Peter K,, 135. 441 Larson. Richard H., 366 Larson. Susan. 141. 302. 332. 464 Larson. Vernon J.. 190. 429 Larson. Vriginia Ann, 323 Larue. James Lloyd. 190. 385 Larwood, Lillian L., 132, 333 Lisatcr, Sharon. 110. Ill, 296 Laski. Mary E.. 278. 464 Laspa, Katherine R.. 291 Laspa. Susan Lee. 290 Lasselle, Joan L., 311 Lasselle, Pamela M.. 283 Latham. Julie L.. 289 Lau, Henry Y.. 153. 441, 464 Lauritsen. Donald A., 423 Laurscn, Susanne P-. 291 LaVoo, Brian. 369 Lavclle. Curt M., 134 Lavelle, Michael P.. 431 Lavoie, Marvin E.. 374 Law. George Dean. 441 Lowhead. Frank D.. 272, 362 Lawrence. Dale. 357 Lawrence. Robyn A.. 311 Lawrence. Sherryl A.. 292 Layman, Cynthia A.. 310 Layman. Joseph S.. 415 Leach, Janet K.. 310 Learning, Nyla Jean. 294 Leavitt, Katherine A., 280 Leavitt. Linda Jane. 294 Ledbetter. William M.. 131 Ledgerwood. Jill. 280 Lcdgorwood. Scott L, 152. 270. 348 Lee. Beatrice B.. 441 Lee. Byung T.. 441. 464 Lee. Cheryl Heather. 328 Lee. Cynthia I., 320. 464 Lee. David. 272. 388 Lee. George Walter, 353 Lee. James. 371 Lee, Margaret Diane, 325 Lee, Marvin G.. 362. 464 Lee, Sholly Ann. 326 Lee. Sek You. 374 Lee. Stephanie A.. 316 Leedy, David B.. 464 Lee-Warner. Alick H.. 393 Leffler. Katherine L. 179. 441 Letllcr, Richard D., 426 Lcgostcc, Philip. 441 Lohan, Susan Dalo, 289 Lehman, Sandra K., 195. 314 Lehmann, Richard W.. 429 Leicester, Cynthia J.. 307 Leidig, Theodore R., 386 Leighton, Terrance J., 417 Leighton, Barbara, 201, 335 Leighton, Gary Leroy, 347 Lciningcr, William R„ 134 Lcland. Charles R.. 409 Leman. Linda. 268. 293. 464 Lemke. Anne Marie. 332 Lemon. Sallie Wood. 303 Lemos, John Anthony. 187 Lempea, Brian E., 426 Lcngachcr, Edward V., 155, 159, 464 Lenox, Linda Mae. 332 Lenhardt. Arlie M., 153. 464 Lennie, Kathleen Sue. 292 Lent. Brian S.. 427. 464 Lcntsch, Jack W.. 362 Leonard, Nancy Ann, 328 Leonard, William John. 190 Leonmg, Rcbort M.. 191 Lermon, Karen M., 269. 284 Lesher. Kathleen C., 310 Lesch, Charles J.. 350. 464 Leth, Doris Jean, 285 Letoumeux, Nancy M.. 334 Leung, Sherman G. S.. 154, 158. 441. 464 Lewellen. Donald, 141,344. 464 Lewis, Barbara, 441 Lewis, Barbara Ann. 283. 464 Lewis. Carol Marie. 247. 465 Lewis, Charles Eugene. 389 Lewis, Doris Joan. 293. 465 Lewis. Donn M., 136. 214, 259 Lewis. Jane A.. 293. 465 Lewis. John Boyd. 431 Lewis, John Edward. 347 Lewis, Judith Lee. 294 Lewis, Maryann, 295 Lewis, Robert Clark. 136 Lewis. Sandra J.. 222. 306. 465 Lewis, Stephen G.. 419 Libby, James Evan, 357 Liberty, Girard D., 389 Liddell. Robert P.. 369 Lidstrom, John W. Jr.. 389 Lien, John Allen. 381 Liesebang, Jan. 312, 465 Lieseoang, Marjorie. 85 Liggett, Nancy Lynn, 333 Lightfoot, Sharon L., 278. 465 Lightowler, John W., 271, 371 Lightowlor, Ronald G.. 396 LiIIkj. Thomas S.. 441 Liming, Larry J., 441 Liming, Lois Patricia, 295 Lin, David Hung Yu 352 Lind, Janice Elaine, 307 Lindbcrg, Karen L.. 314 Lindbcrg, Shirley J., 284 Lmdbeck, Peter S.. 355 Linder. Susan Carol. 293 Lmdland. Ronald Lee, 200. 424 Lindley. Carol A.. 141, 198. 312. 465 Lindquist. Patricia. 337 Lindsey, Thomas Wade. 382 Lindstrom, Malcom A.. 378 Linloot. Cherry K., 276 Ling, Ching C.. 465 Liningcr Dale R.. 418 Linn. Carole Anne, 196. 324 Lmvillc. Kim G.. 350, 465 Linvillc, Dorothy A., 465 Lisbakken, James R.. 382 Lisle. Vecda Jean. 325 Litchfield. Ruth L. 315 Little, Vivian Louis. 293 Litwillcr, Elaine. 307 Livermore. Lynnoure. 442 Livermore. Nicky O.. 135 Livcsley. Philip A.. 348. 465 Lloyd. Darvel T.. 189. 465 Lobben, James C.. 135 Lobo. Carlos A.. 133. 403 Locke. R. F.. 182. 189 Lockwood. Joyce Ann. 293 Loefller, Joel J., 191, 363 Lolquist, Diane Lee. 311 Logan, Ann Waters. 310. 465 Logue, Larry F., 191, 372 lohronz, Janzen P., 134, 430 Loitz. Dan B.. 442. 465 Loken. Margaret Ann. 307 Lomax. Margaret L.. 169, 279 Lombard. James, 150, 442, 465 Loncosky, Duano D., 346 Loney. David Michaol 374 Long. Barbara Joy, 315 Long, Donald Edwin, 359 Long, Edward Ray. 465 Long. Kathleen. 268. 281 Long. Roney Claude. 356 Longfellow. Leslie M., 317 Loo, Marion Lai Hung. 325 Looker, Suzanne D., 299 Loomis. Dany. 132, 417, 465 Loomis, David L., 385 Loomis, Donald. 178. 202. 414 Loomis, Heather C.. 177. 442 Loomis. Mary L.. 161. 231. 300 Loop, Curtis A., 187. 410 Loop. Joanne Mary, 131. 294 Lorenz. Carol A.. 322. 465 Lorenz. Kay Ann. 154, 283 Lorenzen. Henry. 151. 158. 414 Loring, Charlotte L.. 177 Lossner. Michael D.. 154. 158. 390, 465 Lossner, Peter A., 183. 185, 396. 465 Louis. Fred Jr.. 402. 465 Lounsbury. Janice, 239. 310 Loustau, John A.. 360. 465 Loutzenhiser. Wanda, 324 Love. Karen M.. 298. 465 Love. James M.. 131, 136. 442. 465 Lovell, Edward R.. 409 Lovendge. Marilyn, 178, 179, 333 Lowe, Jerry J., 401 Lowe. Raymond P.. 85 Lowell, Gordon H., 141, 198. 368. 465 Lowery. Sharon. 194. 322. 465 Lowman, Barbara K.. 293 Lowry, Sharon Lee. 281 Lucas. Dale Albert. 429 Lucas. Daniel. 391 Lucas. Michael Glenn, 356 Lucas. Ronald James. 391 Lucey. Owen Eugene. 369 Ludu. Philip Nick, 350 Luehnng. Linda Sue. 201.266, 324. 465 Lukas, Gerald T.. 442 Lum, George W., 179 Lum, James Alan. 430 Lum, Michael Loren. 428 Lum. Ronald W.. 154. 158. 442. 465 Lumby. Leonard L. 70.71, 198. 350 Lummus. Janette D., 110. 276 Lund. Kim Oiane, 279. 465 Lundbom, Dorothy I.. 442 Lunde. Richard C.. 395. 465 Lundstrom, Boyce L., 420 Lupke. Wilhelm H.. 135. 398 Lutz. Janet Louise. 329 Lyle. James Howard. 430 Lyman. William T.. 200. 427 Lymp, Joseph G„ 351. 407 Lynch. Kathleen Ann. 314 Lynde, Ruston Dale. 190. 389 Lyon. Richard Leigh, 415 Lyons. Michael W.. 366 Lyons. Noel E.. 179. 465 Lyons. Paul James, 442. 465 M Maag, Linda Dee. 283 Mabee, Judith Ann. 319 Macaulay. Donald J.. 386 MacDonald, Joel B.. 409 Mace. Richard Louis. 364 Maceachern, David. 442. 466 MacGillivray. Donald. 417 Machaflie, Bruce P.. 380 Mack. David Arthur. 356 Mackay, Mary Margare, 334 Macken, Lewis K., 372 Mackey. Jack D.. 466 Mackie. Karen A.. 295 Mackin, Bruce Gregor, 391 Mackin, Harold Arthur, 391 Mackin, Marsha Lee. 315 Maclean. Merren Lynn. 331 Macnab. Thomas T.. 364 MacNutt. Susan, 333 Macy. Charlotte R.. 280 Macy Dwight. 131,137,385,466 Macy. Dennis W.. 345 Macy. Gregg H.. 70, 74, 131, 198. 408. 466 Macy. James D.. 408 Macy, William F., 169. 442 Maddix, Marjorie C., 466 Maddox. Edward A.. 442, 466 Maddox. Errol B.. 404 Maddox. Russoll W. II. 353 Madison, John W.. 382 Madsen. Karla K., 195, 285 Madsen, Richard A., 151 Mafit. Randy B.. 354 Maginnis. William M.. 270. 384 Magnusen. Marjorie V., 299 Magnuson, Josephine. 232 Maguire, Patricia E.. 3D . 466 Mahaftey. Wilton L.. 141 Mah. Bing L.. 178. 466 Mahiooz. Mohammed A.. 137 Mahoney, Gerald P.. 183. 197 Mahony, Dan G., 384 Mahony. Duane M., 183, 186. 187, 397, 466 Main. Peggy M.. 307 Main. Mary A.. 326 Maine. Charlene N.. 290 Ma.tlen, Jean M.. 293 Major, Carol A.. 294 Major. Richard D.. 3S7 Majorowicz. Iona L.. 442. 466 Mak. Gregory Wai-Kci. 373 Makinster. Arthur E., 198 Malcolm. Vicki.98.193.215.312 Maley. Steven T„ 135 Mallgrave, Fred J.. 431 Mallicoat. Sally J., 110 Mallicoat. Samuel W., 353 Mallorie. Margaret C., 290 Mallory. Patricia A.. 466 Malloy. Susan Ann. 332 Malmros. Merlin. 272. 344. 466 Malone. Patricia Lee. 141. 196 Malone. Patricia M., 306. 466 Maloney. David W.. 179.341 Maloney. Michael T., 429 Maltby. Peter S.. 88. 357 Mammen. Ronald W.. 341 Mandel, Eric, 191 Mandery. Sheila Rae, 285 Mangan, Joseph L.. 412 Manke, Judith L.. 312, 466 Mann. Frederick H., 410, 465 Manno. Mane, 314, 466 Mantei, Deanna. 188, 299 Mantie, Donald W., 374 Mantz. Patricia 191. 320 Marachi. Nezamcddin, 155.159 Marana, John R., 377 Maras. Michael J., 359 Marcotte, John C.. 349. 429 Marcum. Richard L.. 403 Margeson, John, 191, 364, 466 Marges. Cheryl Ann, 326 Margosian, Richard L.. 399 Marinaka. Joyce, 331 Marion, Richard, 270, 355. 466 Markee. James I.. 359 Marklc. Mary Lou. 442 Markham, Terry F.. 81. 198. 412. 466 Marks. Diane. 294 Marks. Douglas E.. 367. 466 Markwart. William E.. 154. 158 402 Marlor. Kenneth E.. 346. 466 Marlctte, David, 413 Maroutsos, George, 154, 158 Marquam. William D., 428 Marquis, Eugene P., 349 Marquis. Julia. 327 Marr, Robert M.. 378 Marra. John F., 191, 394 Marsh, Diano H., 311 Marsh. Fred. 154. 158. 385. 466 Marsh. Robort D.. 368. 466 Marshall. Charles. 378 Marshall. Edward, 179, 442. 467 Marshall, Edison G.. 399 Marshall. Karren. 276 Marsonette, Thcrosa. 334 Marson. Mary. 360 Marston, Harold 8., 247 Martens. Carol. 185. 188. 299 Martens, Nancy Lee. 328 Martin, Arnold D.. 402 Martin. Caroline Ann. 30S Martin, Connie Mae, 287 Martin, Dale R., 442 Martin, Dale R., 442, 467 Martin, Donald H., 401 Martin, Janet, 315 Martin, Jean, 442, 364 Martin. John W.. 199 Martin. Judith. 311 Martin. Karen. 193. 194. 269 Martin, Landon K„ 381 489 STUDENT INDEX Martin, Larry D., 136, 442 Marlin, Melvin E.. 131. 153 Martin. Pamela Sue, 179. 337 Martin, Phil S.. 185, 377. 467 Martin, Robert B.. 429 Martin, Thomson S.. 131 Martinak, Randy C., 442 Marvin. William D.. 429 Marx, Alice, 141, 322 Marx, Emmett R.. 344, 467 Masaki, Carl T„ 432 Mason, Catherine. 292 Mason. Clark B.. 372 Mason. Ellis D.. 166, 442. 467 Mason. Jerry. 170.217.408, 467 Mason. Michael. 155, 159. 378 Mason, Sylvia, 295 Massey, Margrot Ann, 303 Masters. Robert M.. 267, 360 Masumura, Karen. 321 Mntojka. Karen Ann, 285 Mater, James L. 247 Matheny, Marvin S., 169 Mathers. Robert. 442. 141, 467 Matheson, Edith, 293 Mathews. Gary C.. 398 Mathews. Patricia. 294 Matlick, Joseph S. II. 382 Matranga. George M., 401 Matson. Cheryl Rae. 303 Matson. Dwight J.. 137. 179. 418. 467 Matson. Karen, 305 Matsumura, Gary S., 153 Matsunaga, Melvin M„ 379 Mattson, James C., 389 Matzen, Bonham J.. 131, 134, 401. 467 Maupin, David O.. 190, 384 Maxwell, David J., 198, 386 May, Carole Ann, 301 May, Donald C.. 378 May. Paul D.. 404 May, Joanne. 299 May. Mary, 335 May. Ronald A.. 219, 414, 467 Mayberry, Terrel W., 442, 467 Mayers. Cornelia. 322, 467 Mayes, Robert M.. 353 Mayes. William T., 359 Mayfield, Pamela, 285 Mayo. Lucinda. 301 Mays, David L.. 442 Mays, Ford C., 384 Mays, Loretta, 442, 467 McAdams. Patricia. 305 McAfee. Cheryl. 281 McAlister, John F., 427 McAlister, Evelyn, 443, 465 McAlister. James S., 389 McAlvage, Karen, 145, 443.465 McAuliflo, Michael F., 409 McBride. Gary. 179, 443. 465 McBride, Patricia, 280 McBurncy. William D.. 191 McCaddcn, Michael B., 395 McCall, James C., 154 McCall. Jimmy A.. 158. 380 McCall, Margaret. 194 McCall, Sheila Ann, 319 McCallistcr, M. A.. 364, 427 McCamman, Jerry E., 179. 347 McCann. Carel V. Jr., 178 McCann. Sandra, 308 McCargar. Barbara. 330 McCarthy, Timothy C.. 372 McCartney. Sue. 195, 284. 465 McClain. Floy. 360 McClary, John J.. 405 McClellan. Howard. 355. 465 McClure, Bryan R.. 421, 465 McClurg, James W., 410. 465 McCord. David H.. 443 McCord. Rex L.. 431 McCormack. Curtis. 132, 443 McCormack. James E.. 183. 189. 191. 197. 386. 465 McCormack, John M., 154. 158 McCormack. William L., 148. 200. 403 McCormick. Paul W.. 131, 443. 465 McCormick. Robert N.. 443 McCoy. Betty Jo. 336 McCoy. Harriet. 337 McCoy. Ronald B.. 397. 465 McCoy. Sharon, 319 McCoy. Susan, 297 McCrae. William W.. 369 McCready, Marveen Jo. 325 McCue. Sandra Ann. 133, 330 McCurdy. Don P„ 152. 418. 466 McCurdy. Janet Sue. 179. 315 McCuskey, Richard 8.. 370 McDaniel. George D., 466 McDaniel. Larry D.. 272. 392 McDaniel. Mina, 312 McDaniel. Susan Jane. 326 McDonald. Hollis A.. 391 McDonald. Jerry R„ 348 McDonald. John A., 343 McDonald. Penny Sue, 279 McDougal, Douglas M.. 51,198 McDowell, Paula Rae. 291 McDowell, Thomas E., 369 McDuffie, Jodee, 302 McEldowney. James C., 378 McElheran, Jeanne. 335 McElroy. Gerald A.. 82.370.466 McElroy. James L.. 149. 198 McEnery. Scott W.. 358 McFadden. Donald A., 378 McFall, Nondice, 292 McFarling. Richard B., 191. 342, 466 McFctridge. Carol. 292 McGauley. Susan. 307 McGee. David M.. 443. 466 McGhehoy. John H.. 443. 466 McGillivray, Peter K.. 348, 466 McGinnis. Kenneth L. 151. 382. 466 McGinty, Darlene, 443 McGinty, Edward A. Jr.. 443 McGlasson. Allan J., 360 McGoran, Corinne. 466 McGowan, Kenneth L.. 70. 396 McGreer. Hugh K.. 131.443.466 McGreer, Patricia, 327 McGuire. Michael J.. 198. 410 McGuire, Michael J.. 151 McGuire. Michael W.. 381. 466 McGuire, Timothy D., 432 McHarness, Donald D.. 155, 159, 422, 466 McHuron, Gregory I., 407 McIntosh. Bruce W., 401 McIntyre. Judy. 322. 141 McKay, Donice. 297 McKay. Douglas H.. 135. 401 McKay. Gary H„ 443 McKay. Jay F. Jr.. 131. 137. 443. 466 McKean. Bonnie Lu. 466 McKean, Julie Ann. 297 McKochnic. Michael I., 149. 443 McKee. Margaret. 201. 297 McKeehan, Patrick K., 350 McKellar. David G.. 226 McKenzie. Judith Ann. 288 McKenzie. Michael G.. 415 McKeown. Allen L.. 443 McKern. Catherine. 466 McKibbcn. Michael C.. 343 McKinney. Gary. 155, 159. 466 McKittrick. Robert O.. 49 McKnight, Barbara, 188. 466 McKnight, Irvine L.. 378 Me Krill, Edward M.. 407 McLain, Denise. 333 McLain. Gary G., 443. 466 McLaren. Robert C.. 408 McLaughlin, Don M.. 409 McLaughlin, Larry D.. 378 McLaughlin. Willard, 395 McLeod. Barbara. 312. 466 McLoughlin. John F.. 415 McMackon, Donald C., 443 McMahan, Linda, 168. 443 McMullen, Donald L.. 134 McMullen, James D.. 466 McMurdo. Charles G., 371 McNaughton. Robert C., 400 McNeal, Burton E., 377 McNeal. William K.. 430 McNeal. Steven R.. 398. 466 McNeff. Patricia. 325 McNeil. Nancy. 322 McNeil. Stuart K,. 389 McNeill. Don D., 272. 348, 466 McNulty. Lealan. 355 McNutt. Pamela. 325 McPherson. Ludcll A.. 331 McRcynoldS. Larry A.. 378 McReynolds, Shelley. 284 McReynolds. Warren, 350, 393 McTaggart, Heather, 320 McVay. Lynda Lee. 291 McVay. Marla. 269 McWilliams. Jon A.. 400, 401, 466 McWilliams, Laura, 179. 302. 322. 466 Mead, Michael J., 352 Mead. Ronald A„ 467 Meade. Gary A.. 152 Meade. James M., 467 Mecklem. Nicholas, 179, 369 Mecklem. Gregory T.. 369 Medyn, Anthony H.. 348 Meeker. Karen. 171. 284. 467 Meeuwsen. Willis A.. 153. 345 Megy. Joseph A., 343 Mchl, Marilyn. 131. 306 Meier. Marianne. 294 Meindl. Mary. 316. 467 Meinol, William G. Jr., 422 Meistrell. Karen, 287 Mekkors, Douglas J., 85 Meland, Bruce R., 149 Melchor, Cheryl Ann, 303 Meldrum, David W„ 362 Mellinger. Peter J., 370, 467 Mellcnthin, Judith. 304. 467 Mellon. Richard P.. 354 Mellott. Corinne. 329 Melton, Patricia, 328 Melville. Suzanne, 306. 467 Melvin, Janice Mae, 132, 303 Mench, Carol Ann. 297, 442 Mendenhall, Walter G., 149. 133.347 Menefee. Peter M., 411 Menke, Ronald C.. 150. 442 Menkens. Lawrence A.. 400 Mentzer. Linda. 442, 467 Mercer. James R.. 379 Meredith, Don H., 380 Mcriam, Mary. 316. 467 Merlich. Stuart K.. 152. 467 Merrill. Jane, 145 Merrill. Nicholas T., 442. 467 Merrill. Parley IV. 152. 352 Morriman, Harry E.. 401 Morrion. Thomas E., 381 Merritt, Gregory M.. 377, 387 Merritt. Patricia. 304 Merwin. Clark G., 406 Merwin, John W.. 377 Morz. Kenneth J.. 374 Merz, Linda Jean. 294 Meservey. Karen, 225. 238, 314 Messorle, David J., 383 Messncr. William G.. 133. 373. 467 Metheany, Jon A.. 430 Metzen. Marcia Kay. 255 Metzger. Wayne R.. 152 Mewett. Charles P.. 70.198.350 Meyer. Gary B.. 404. 467 Meyer, MyrncUa. 110, 317 Meyer. Richard N„ 358, 442 Meyers, Ronald D.. 401 Meyers, Stanley K.. 414 Meyle. Marcelline, 287 Michaels, Maurice T„ 467 Mickelsen. Frederick. 396 Michimoto. Michael M.. 379 Mickelson. Janis Ann. 333 Middagh. Ethel Jean. 131. 342 Miers. Christina. 333 Mihara. Robert M„ 158. 154. 423. 467 Mihata, Gwendolyn. 335 Mihata. Kevin K.. 183. 186, 378. 467 Mikesh, Darcy E., 300. 467 Mikkelson, Judith. 285 Miter, Joyce. 305 Miles, Daniel F.. 432 Milos, Gregory A.. 396 Miles. Lynne Diane. 297 Miles, Sharon Ann. 302 Millard. Terry L.. 183. 184. 442 Miller, Barbara Gail. 259 Miller. Caroline. 442 Miller, Carolyn Joan, 179 Miller, Cheryl Jean. 132. 299 Miller, Cynthia Lou. 290 Miller. Dale E.. 412 Miller, Donald M.. 442 Miller. Donald R.. 141. 159, 467 Miller, Doris. 309 Miller, Elaine. 467 Miller, Gail, 135, 307 Miller, Gary L., 419 Miller. Gary. 391 Miller. Gordon S.. 86. 388. 467 Miller. Gilbert N.. 141, 418. 467 Miller. Grotchcn, 285 Miller, Ira T., 417 Miller, James E„ 85. 183. 184. 185. 187. 384. 467 Miller, Joe D.. 3S4 Miller. John E.. 85. 384. 467 Miller. John M.. 356 Miller. John R.. 367 Miller, Judith Ann. 287 Miller Judith Ann. 285 Miller. Kay. 288 Miller. Keith H.. 153, 431, 467 Miller. Keith L.. 432 Miller. Kenneth S., 391 Miller, Linda, 302 Miller. Linda. 135. 282 Miller. Marlene, 291 Miller. Mary L. 301.320 Miller. Mary Ellen. 290 Miller, Mary Louise. 268 Miller Michael A.. 270. 391 Miller. Michael F„ 270. 395 Miller. Quincy V. Jr.. 155, 159 Miller, Ronald D.. 197. 404, 467 Miller, Sally Ann. 301 Miller. Sharon, 332 Millor. Susan. 280, 467 Miller. Wade W.. 151 Miller William, 153 Miller, William R.. 359. 354 Miltett. Kathleen. 281 Mills, Henry L. 467 Mills. Marguerite. 303 Mills, Patricia Ann. 328 Millspaugh, Jean. 442. 468 Milne. Thomas L.. 179, 199, 364 . 468 Milne. William S.. 178. 368. 468 Minch. Michael J.. 442. 468 Mingle. Philip T.. 358 Minister. Bolton C.. 405 Mimutti. Nancy Lee. 267. 320 Mmk. Roger A.. 342. 468 Minor. James T.. 154, 158. 191. 408. 442 Minor. Wendy, 285 Mmto, John D. Jr., 414 Minton. Carol, 306 Mintonye. Robert A.. 381 Mires. Gerald W.. 134 Mirich, Rodney L. 343 Misovctz. Michael P., 350 Missall, Leslie Ann. 296 Mitchell. Andrea S.. 319 Mitchell. Lynne Anne. 277 Mitchell. Robert H.. 154, 158. 394. 468 Mitchell, Tamia Kaye. 308 Mittelstadt. William, 150.154. 158 Miyashiro, James T., 432 468 Miyasaki, Roger K.. 401 Mizee. Maaike. 201.268. 336 Moajil. Abdullah H.. 442 Mobley. Philip L III. 401 Mobley. Ronald T.. 414 Mochel. Alice. 337 Moe. Carol. 316, 468 Moehnke. Susan, 309 Mofadda, Mohammed, 372 Moffett, Jill Anne. 268. 285 Mohr. Alan M., 169 Mohr. John A., 408 Mohr, Robert A., 412. 468 Mohr, Thomas E., 412 Mohr, Tony, 363 Mohrman, Thomas P.. 199.385 Moir. William P.. 191. 363 Moisan. Sara. 330. 442 Moisio. Susan Jane, 294 Molton, Enid. 145 Moltzau. Ralph H.. 189, 190. 442. 468 Monaco. Karen. 292. 302. 468 Monroe. Guy O.. 342. Monroe. John E.. 387 Monroe, Kathy, 327 Monroe. Terry. 70. 75. 198. 428 Monsen, Melvin D.. 388 Montag. 8arbara. 163. 295 Montgomery, Gale. 442 Montgomery, Karon. 296 Montgomery, Sharon, 173, 304 Moody, Janice Lynn, 300 Moon, Jack E.. 378 Moon. Michael R.. 353 Moon. Thomas W.. 225. 359 Mooney. Edward R. Jr.. 390 Moore. Albert B.. 394 Moore. Candace. 289. 315 Moore. David N., 158, 468 Moore. David W.. 154 Moore, Donna Lee. 277 Moore, Douglas R.. 403 Moore, Guy E., 368 Moore, Jack L. 355, 468 Moore. John C., 411 Moore, Joyce. 320 Moore. Launa, 135, 283, 266 Mooro. Robert L.. 173, 228 Moore. Roberta. 178, 179 Mooro. Susan, 295 Mooro, William V., 271. 351 Mooster, Terry D., 354 Moran, John L, 442 Moreland. Olvin Jr.. 46, 49 Moroy. Kirk C.. 370 Morford. Anna. 442. 468 Morgan. Gary B.. 398. 468 Morgan. Kathryn. 258. 329 Morgan. Larry F.. 378 Morgan. Lawrence C., 177. 442. 468 Morgan, Paul D., 347 Morgan. Penelope. 317 Morgan. Sharon, 265. 258. 329 Morgan. Virginia. 285 Morioka. Gary R.. 353 Morlan, Linda. 316, 468 Morley. Richard C.. 381 Morris. David J.. 345. 442 Morris. Gary A.. 148, 152 Morris. John E., 398 Morris. John L. 131 Morris. Michael O.. 400 Morrison, James C., 425 Morrison. John, 410. 432, 468 Morrison, Meredith. 277 Morrison, Theodoro. 190. 411 Morrissey. Michael J., 193 Morrow. Sarah, 360 Morse. Larry A.. 382 Morse. Thomas E.. 134. 442 Morseth. Barbara. 247 Morten. Douglas L, 366 Morton, Douglas J.. 189. 368. 468 Morton. Judy. 293. 302. 468 Morton. Michael S.. 379 Mortti. Lena. 442. 468 Moshberger, Diane. 324 Mosher. Charles D.. 141, 463 Mosher. Nora K.. 132. 283 Mosiman, John R„ 411 Moss. James D., 153, 442 Moss. Judy, 305 Moss. Linda Lou. 332 Moss. Ned E.. 378 Motley, Myrna Rae. 292 Mouer, Joanne, 133. 328 Moulton. Janice. 293. 468 Moyer, James A.. 422 Moyer, Paul D.. 379 Mudge. Penelope. 188. 276 Mueller, Duane C.. 354 Muir. William I.. 155, 159. 442 Mulder. Peter C.. 352 Mullaney. Susan, 311 Mullen, Gregory H., 391 490 STUDENT INDEX Mullen. Monte R., 396 Mullett, Margaret K., 337 Mulligan, Patricia D.. 280 Mulquin, Lynn M.. 299 Mumford. Dwight C.. 415 Mundcll. R.. 154. 158. 401. 415. 468 Mundt. William L., 442, 468 Munford. Kaye M.. 295 Munji, Marcus T.. 442. 468 Munro, Alan. 145 Munsell, Paul R. Jr., 366 Munson. Lynne. 236. 268. 285 Munson. Robert L. 200. 361 Munson. Robin R., 366 Munson. W. L.. 154, 158. 468 Muranaka, Alvin, 340. 428, 468 Murano. K„ 178, 179. 267, 429. 468 Muraoka. Walter H., 442 Murata, Steven, 401 Murch, Robert L., 468 Murphy, Janet L., 301 Murphy. Joan M., 304, 468 Murphy, Patricia £.. 333 Murray, Michael G.. 364 Murrell. Gregory L., 191 Mursu, Merlin A., 407 Murtaugh, Mary A.. 300 Mussler, Gene Steven, 343 Mutch. James D.. 178, 179. 418. 468 Muxlow. Maurice A.. 443. 468 Myers. Clifford O.. 384 Myers. Connie J., 335 Myers. Gail, 333 Myers, Gary D.. 378 Mylcr. Sharon Y.. 327 Myrmo. George A.. 371 N Nagaki, Judith, 320 Nakada, Ellen R.. 85. 291 Nakamura, Rodney S., 424 Nash, Donald B.. 364 Nash. Gerald D.. 344. 468 Nash, Patricia L., 295 Navo. Larry. 426 Navin, Toni A.. 293. 468 Naylor, Robert R., 353 Ndiangang, Potcr. 133 Neal. Gary J.. 49. 387 Neel, Thomas A.. 369 Neely. Patricia A.. 308 Neff. Michael J.. 409 Neff. Sandra J.. 314, 468 Negri. Robert L, 386 Nohcr. D. E.. 85. 433. 468 Ncigcr. Richard L., 380 Neil, Jerald K„ 49. 198, Neill, James K. Jr., 415 Ncilson. Ellen. 293 Neilson, Thomas R.. 390 Neisz. Kenneth, 443. 468 Nelson. Arlene L., 281 Nelson. David A.. 389. 403 Nelson. David H.. 403 Nelson, Douglas E., 432 Nelson, Eric K., 443 Nelson. Franklyn L., 394 Nelson, Guy R.. 350 Nelson. James G.. 259. 381 Nelson, Janis A.. 290 Nelson, Jeon A.. 268. 308 Nelson, John H.. 431 Nelson, John M., 401 Nelson. Jeffrey A.. 388 Nelson. Judie G.. 314. 468 Nelson, Karen M„ 310 Nelson. Kenneth S.. 189. 392 Nelson, Linda C.. 334 Nelson. Linda D.. 278 Nelson, Lynne J., 280 Nelson. Mary J.. 294 Nelson. Mary R., 277 Nelson, Pamela J., 335 Nelson, Richard. 131, 198 Nelson, Robert L., 379 Nelson, Robert L, 354 Nelson. Robert W.. 183, 190 Nelson. Roger C.. 179, 414 Nelson, Robert W„ 401 Nelson. Sally 1., 309 Nelson, Susan E.. 297 Nelson. Thomas L.. 406, 468 Ness, Thomas H„ 170, 401 Netter. Ralph A.. 136 Notzer, Garrett W., 350 Nelzor, Verne L.. 363 Neubauer. Janis L. 291 Neuman, Dale J.. 361. 469 Neuman, Dianne M.. 303 Neusctiwanger, J. A.. 399 Neustcl. Ruth A.. 324 Neville. Clareth J.. 279 Neville. Mary A.. 304. 468 Newberry, Leslie D., 417 Newborn. D. W.. 150, 151. 154. 158. 169. 185, 267. 400. 469 Newcomb, Bernard A., 392 Newcomb. Edwin P.. 191. 394 Newcomb. Paulette A.. 293 Newcombe. Brian E., 443 Newell, Gary R.. 404 Newell. Malcolm. 88. 428 Newell. S. L. 131. 132, 360 Newman, Elizabeth A.. 335 Newman, Donna L. 297 Newman, Gary D.. 443 Newman, Suzanne. 268. 305 Newman. Thomas E-. 184. 377 Newton, Ann K., 321 Newton, Donna M.. 334 Newton. William O.. 385 Neyhart, John A., 385 Ng. H. Y., 151. 158. 366. 469 Ng, Benedict L. Chong. 154 Ngai, Timothy N., 406 Nibler. John C.. 153. 397 Nicholas, Robert. 158 Nichols. James S.. 356 Nichols, Joanne, 317 Nichols, Robert G., 154 Nichols. William E.. 343 Nichols. Wendell K.. 427 Nicholson, Judy, 443 Nicholson, Patricia, 334 Nicholson. Richard L., 393 Nicholson. Wesley R.. 395 Nickodomus. Wesley, 347 Nicol. Nancy Jo. 277 Nielsen. Gordon K.. 370. 469 Nielsen. Nicholas L., 372 Nielsen. Rosalie. 294 Niemi, Anne-Marie, 277. 331 Niemi. Gary. 443 Niles. Stephen, 430 Nims. David J.. 364 Ninomiya, Rodney. 363 Nishida, R. Y.. 154. 158. 426. 469 Nishihara. Howard. 443. 469 Nishikawa, E. I., 378 Nishimoto. Roy, 133. 432 Nishimura. Gene. 420 Nishitani, Andrea J., 294 Nissen. Bruce E.. 340 Nix. Terry A.. 375 Nixon. Alice. 179. 308. 469 Nixon. Kathleen, 179. 469. 443 Noack. Nancy. 290. 469 Noble. Ronald. 178. 179 Noclting, Carol E.. 326 Noffsinger. Nancy L.. 313 Noguchi. T.. 154. 158. 428. 469 Noland. Linda S.. 88. 268. 283 Nolander. Randolph. 394 Noles, Peggy M.. 326 Nolte, Karen L.. 280 Norberg, Pamela C., 309 Norbraten. G., 197, 392. 469 Norby. John I.. 342 Nordblom, Gerald D.. 356 Nordholm. Carl D., 370 Nored. R.. 155. 158. 443. 468 Noren, Karen E., 280 Norin, Gail A., 314, 469 Norman, Paul O.. 350 Norman, Philip J., 190, 350 Norris, Arthur M., 432, 469 Norris, Kristine. 329 Norris. Paul G.. 271, 409 North. Ellen L.. 337 Northcraft. R. O.. 355 Norton. Mary L.. 279 Norton, Sam R., 399 Noteboom, James D.. 402 Novak. Kay H.. 329 Novotny. Sharyn A.. 287 Nuckols. Ann I., 315 Null. Barbara Elaine, 279 Nulton, Dean E.. 155. 159. 347 Nunamaker. John R.. 135. 385 Nunenkamp, D. C.. 427, 469 Nugent. David D.. 355 Nutter. David. 190. 270. 362 Nygaard. Helen, 443. 469 Nytander, Jay E., 381 Nys. Janet A . 286 Nystrom. Linnea J.. 283 O Oadcs. John D., 345 Oakey. Michael S.. 387 Oakley. Donald K.. 344. 469 Oakman, Jay C.. 385 Oberhaus. M. P.. 189. 423 Obillovich. M.. 47, 49. 103. 198 O'Brien. Mary M.. 280. 469 O'Callaghan, Terrance, 379 Ochs. William, 152 O'Connell. W. E.. 191.381 O'Connor. Patrick, 198. 363 Odell. David A.. 378 Odell. E. J.. 163. 322. 469 Odone. Myra Terrysa. 290 Odoms. James A.. 151 Oehler. James. 155. 159. 429 OHord. Gene R.. 419 Oga, Karon I., 294 Ogdahl. James G.. 389 Ogdahl. William. 200. 389 Ogle, Colleen E., 307 Ohman, Ralph L., 387 Ohmart, Douglas P.. 394 Oji. Ray T.. 433. 469 Okada. J.. 150. 151. 154. 158 Okamoto, I. E.. 366 Okano, Paul. 361 Okazaki, P. K.. 169. 178. 443. 469 O'Keefe, Patricia D., 310 Okerstrom. Anamae. 317 Okmo. R.. 150, 151. 154. 158. 360. 469 Olcott. David W.. 89. 423 Oldenburg. Marc. 349 Olds. Robert M.. 364 Oliva. Janet L. 307 Oliver. Barbara. 179. 244. 317 Oliver, Cheryl M.. 333 Oliver. Lee J.. 398. 469 Oliver, Linda S., 328 Oliver. L. R.. 178. 179. 396. 469 Oliver. Michael D.. 405 Oliver, Margaret G.. 325 Ollscn. John D.. 408. 469 Olovson. Eileen M.. 296 Olsen, Gregory A., 342 Olsen, Karen L.. 443 Olsen, Linda K.. 334 Olsen. Linda C.. 469 Olsen. Mary K.. 300 Olsen. Norman L, 387 Olsen. Richard S„ 152 Olsen. Richard W., 409 Olsen. Ronald A.. 370. 469 Olsen. Steve. 198 Olsen. Sharon L, 469 Olson. A. E.. Jr.. 185. 443. 469 Olson, Bonnie J.. 333 Olson, Bruco W., 430 Olson. Donald L. 392 Olson. Donald R.. 469 Olson, Gary D.. 428 Olson. Gorry. 183 Olson, Ingrid A.. 280 Olson, Linda M.. 469 Olson. S.. 81. 152. 390.443. 469 Olson. Suzanne L, 327 Olson. Thomas H., 360 Olson. William R., 443 Olson. Robert W.. 178 Olsson. Nels H.. 137, 346 Oman. Joanne. 291 Ombwara. Stella, 443 Omdal, Deanna M., 230. 300 O'Neil, Michael C.. 401 Onizuka. Eric W.. 358 Onstad, Mike. 247 Opp. Fred W.. 151 Opp. Ralph R., 134 Ordeedolchest. M.. 374 Orrell, Lewis F., 387 Osborn. A. L.. 183. 443. 469 Osborn. David K.. 380 Osborne. Rox W.. 375 Oslund. Mary C.. 294 Osmer, Timothy C.. 198. 388 Ossey, Richard B.. 414 Ostby, Carolyn, 247 Ota. Yoshiko. 299 Ott. Frank III. 149 Ott. Jane Elizabeth. 297 Ott. William P.. 382 Ottaway, Robert. 259. 347 Otterstrom. J. L. 284 Otto. Charles R.. 184 Otto. Linda W.. 196 Oullette. Rodney P.. 370 Overholser, David H.. 443 Overholtzcr, Mary L., 443. 469 Ovcrholtzcr. Lauren, 88. 443 Oveson. Evelyn. 173. 468, 469 Owen, Oonna L.. 469 Owon, Kenneth D.. 424 Ownbcy. Corinne E-. 336 Oyanagi, Karen F.. 328 Ozyegin. Husnu. 213, 409 P Paasch. Philip H.. 384 Paco, Thomas Gary, 403 Packard. John A.. 183, 443 Packwood. Pamela J., 305 Paczosniak, Penelope, 277 Padc. Carol A.. 294 Padgott. Virginia, 321 Paetz, Suzan M.. 294 Page. Carol J.. 277 Page. Marvin L, 396 Pago, Mary R., 336. 469 Pagh. T. L.. 155. 159. 443. 469 Pahkala, Paula M.. 331 Pahre, Richard E., 270 Paine, David McNair. 411 Palaske, Susan M.. 304. 469 Palmateer, Steve D., 134 Palmer, Jerrolyn L, 295. 469 Palmer. Linda L.. 443. 470 Palmer. M., 194. 302. 316. 470 Palmer. Patricia E.. 334 Palmer. Ronald. 148, 151. 443 Pancoast. Stephen D.. 389 Pantcnburg, Diane. 141. 470 Papakonstantinou, V.. 154. 158. 443. 470 Parcher. Gary R„ 385 Parent. Kalhi L. 281 Pareto. Stanley E.. 371 Paris. Carol J . 299 Parisi, Venera M.. 324 Parisotto. John F., 409 Parisotto. Susan D.. 284 Park. Lester Paul, 373 Park. Loann F.. 300. 470 Parker, Douglas R.. 70. 198 Parker. Gregory, 272. 364, 470 Parker. Joli. 193. 194 Parker, Nancy G.. 326 Parker. Yolanda J.. 317 Parkhursl, Anne L.. 443 Parks. Carol A.. 330 Parks. Gary A.. 155, 159. 362 Parksion, George E„ 179 Parleo. Bruce A.. 351 Parmenter. Molly L.. 305 Parmer. Judith O.. 289 Parnell. Carol L. 297 Parrish. Sharon D., 293 Parrish, Thurman D., 136, 366 Parry. Jo Ann F., 282 Parry. Harold V., 407 Parry. Lawrence F., 407 Parsons. Harold E.. 411 Partridge. Bruce R., 155. 159 Paschall, Jack III. 368. 470 Pasley, Carolyn J., 316, 470 Patchin. T., 178. 179. 384.470 Patella. Dennis F., 343 Patenburg. Diane. 298 Paterson. Kaye G.. 326 Patrick. Judith A.. 329 Patterson. Charlotte. 131. 314 Patterson, D. G„ 377 Patterson. R. H.. 2S7. 425 Pattie, Preston S.. 131, 136 Pattison. A. K.. 154. 158. 358 Patton. Ann M.. 314 Patton. Jayne M.. 201. 334 Patton. Mcihael R.. 432 Paul. Pamela K., 237 Paulsen. Anita C.. 337 Paulsen. Diane G.. 93. 330 Paulson, Gary G. 332 Paulson. Jeanne K.. 292 Paulson. Kevin L. 382 Paulson. Terry M.. 235 Paulus. Helen. 277 Pavelka. Boris. 149 Paxton. Kenneth C.. 470 Payne. Donald W.. 443 Payne. George K.. 443 Payne. Michael A.. 149 Payne. Tyana. 325 Pear. Willard F.. 191. 371 Pearce. Nancy J.. 195. 333 Pearson. Donald E., 368 Pearson. Frances C-. 337 Pearson, Jon R„ 233. 387 Pearson. Mervin C.. 131. 357 Pease. Oonna Jean. 443 Pease. William R.. 155, 159 Peat. Sandra L., 330 Ped. Tom A.. 152. 405 Pedley. Barbara L.. 302 Peek, Joan E„ 288 Peerboom. Ricky, 169, 401 Peetz, Lawrence A.. 391 Pcggar, Carole J.. 443. 470 Pelant. Robert F.. 364 Poloquin. Edgar P„ 131 Pels. Nancy E.. 280 Penketh, Carolyn. 276. 470 Pendleton. Donna, 335, 470 Pennala. Eric. 389 Penland. Melinda A.. 276 Ponington, Linda, 131, 29S Pennington. David V.. 359 Penslom. Mindy, 272 Pepper. Carol Ann. 313 Perka. William F.. 430 Perkins. Charles O.. 135 Perkins. Ronald D.. 340 Perkins. Susan C.. 443 Pernu. Judith K.. 296. 443 Perreault. Leon A.. 190. 400 Perrigo. Linda L. 336 Perrin. Carol J.. 336 Perrin. Kathleen A.. 286 Perrine, Michael R.. 375 Perry, Alan A.. 366 Perry. Dennis L. 352. 470 Perry. Roderic H.. 366 Perry. Susan K.. 291 Perry, Thomas V., 350 Person, Joe M.. 183 Peruzzo. Peter A.. 343 Peschka. Jerome A., 189. 416 Peschkc. Joyce M„ 285 Peters. Francis W.. 443. 470 Peters. Frank J.. 80. 81 Peters. Garry R.. 199. 386. 470 Peters, Larry J., 199. 386, 470 Peters. Maxine Y.. 297. 470 Peters. Merle A.. 133 Peters. Susan R„ 296 Petersen. C.. 178. 428. 470 Petorson, Geraldine. 331 Peterson, Larry D., 131, 137 Petorson, Thomas B., 352 Petersen. Vernon E., 431 Petorson. A.. 154. 158. 382 Petorson. David M.. 359 Peterson. Erik A.. 350, 416 Peterson. Farol. 171, 443. 470 Peterson, Gary M., 470 Peterson. Henry O., 154, 158 Peterson, James M,, 390 Petorson. John T., 412, 476 Peterson. Judith L., 297 Peterson. Karen S., 145. 301 Peterson. Katherine. 179 Petorson. N. G.. 155. 159. 470 Peterson. Peter M., 395 Peterson. Ronald L. 392 Peterson. Stcvon H.. 431 Peterson. Susan D., 288 491 STUDENT INDEX Peterson, Suzann. 258, 259 Peterson. William I., 200 Petke. Keith A.. 399 Petrey, Susan C., 320 Petterson, Janice, 145. 327 Petterson, Joan I., 325 Pcttoys, Edwin 0.. 424 Potty, Cheryl K.. 335 Planner. Dull H.. 259. 419 Planner. John A.. III. 183. 419 Pfiofler, Marcia A., 290 Pfouts, Melissa R., 316. 470 Phelan. Patricia K.. 303 Phelps. Carmen, 145. 302, 470 Phelps. James V.. 134, 379 Phelps. Lynn A., 378 Phelps. N. W.. 443. 470 Phelps. Roger V.. 443. 470 Philbrick, Thomas R., 360 Phillips, Beverly. 300 Phillips. J. J., 189 Phillips. Kathleen M., 292 Phillips. Martha J.. 266. 298 Phillips. Mary L. 322 Phillips, Robert. 171 Phinncy. William H,, 444 Phipps. Holley E.. 370 Phipps. Michael M.. 400, 417 Piazza. Stephen P.. 271, 364 Pichette, Thca J., 169. 319 Piehl, Michael M„ 377. 413 Pierce, Gordon J., 169, 378 Pierce. James E.. 366 Pierce. Judy J.. 334 Pierce. Kathryn A.. 215. 306 Pierce. Kenneth L.. 403 Pierson. Arlene R., 332 Pierson. David J., 444. 470 Pierson. Kathleen. 277 Pifcr, Peter E.. 49 Pigeon. William G., 373 Piggott, Edward A., 374 Pihl. Betty E.. 278 Pike, Merrilee J.. 444, 470 Pmho, R. J.. 154. 158. 429. 470 Pitman, Dexter R.. 444. 470 Pitman, Judith D.. 307 Pitney. Alice. 173. 215. 229.310 Pittock. David B.. 132 Pittock. Peter G.. 407 Pitts. Gary A.. 377 Pitts. Mary C.. 280 Pitzer, Mary B.. 360 Plambeck, Janice I.. 360 Plato, Vernon D.. 347 Pleasant. James S.. 408. 470 Plcsman. Diana A., 333 PliSka. Gary C.. 134. 379 Plog, Constance E., 313 Plogholt. Sharon L.. 291 Plowhead. Joanne. 170 Plowman, Judith A., 331 Plummer, Robert T.. 369 Plunkett, Carol S.. 444. 470 Plympton, Tia J.. 179. 321 Poduje, Tomas. Jr., 470 Polhemus. Carl E., 366 Polvi. Gary R., 155. 159 Pompel. Matthew L.. 377 Poole. Robert R.. 85. 389 Poor. Danna J.. 186. 188. 298 Pope. Dennis B.. 372 Pope. James H., 353 Pope. Lynn R.. 403 Popcnoe, Margarot J., 337 Porfily, Frankie. 131. 444. 470 Porter. Cheryl A., 171, 304 Porter. Gail. 141. 313 Porter. Gary Patrick, 398 Porter, John R., 83. 198 Portor, Marjory Jane, 331 Porter, Robert J.. 377 Porter. Rosemary J., 179 Porter. Terence M., 191, 389 Porterfield. K.. 195. 201. 277 Post. Steven M.. 428 Potampa. Orrin H.. 340 Potampa. Sandra L., 90. 132. 195. 198. 316. 340 Potter. Alan L.. 340 Potter. Phyllis A.. 285 Potter, Richard H.. 413 Poucher, Mary J.. 173. 470 Powell. Bruce A.. 188. 444. 470 Powell, Diane L. 289 Powell. Donald S.. 371 Powell. John E.. 424 Powell. Joyce L. 188. 277 Powell. Norman G.. 444. 470 Powell. Michael D.. 400 Powers. Carolyn J.. 296 Powne, Theodore C.. 411 Poyer. Marda E., 266. 327 Pratt. Larry K.. 358 Pratt. Judith R.. 444. 470 Prechter, Edward C.. 340. 470 Prescott. Auldin N.. 345 Prescott. Jerry P., 429 Preston, John P.. 360. 470 Preston. Paul D.. 370 Preston. Steve R.. 350 Prevette. Thomas L.. 345 Pribble. Mary L. 444. 470 Price, Danielle R.. 277 Price. Erin Vcstina, 331 Price. John A.. 389 Prichard. P. A.. 141,304. 470 Prichard. Veda A.. 280. 470 Priday. Raymond W.. 347 Prime, William R.. 371 Prince. Ina D.. 332 Prinsen, Pamela P„ 170. 276 Procter, Mary Ann. 278 Prodr hi. David W.. 85 Proebstel. Stephen. 153. 343 Provan, Douglas K.. 178 Puckott. Douglas J., 350 Puderbaugh, Susan K.. 289 Pugh. Chadric A.. 444. 470 Pullen. Aubyn A.. 305 Pullman. Kont F., 371 Pumala. Gloria J.. 324 Purchase. Larry K., 406. 470 Purdy. Michael F., 419 Purewal. Mohan S.. 354 Purviance. Kenny K., 297 Purvine, Alerita L.. 292 Purvis, Leonard C.. 350. 470 Putnam, George B.. 134. 168 Putnam, Nadine L., 306. 470 Putnam. Teryl P.. 135, 168. 444, 471 Pykonen. Shirley L.. 337 Pyle, Kcrwin L. 270. 417 Pyles. Robert R.. 169 Pylman, Janice M„ 317 Pyrch, John B., 371 O Ouade. Harlan R.. 347. 471 Ouale, Pamela J.. 296 Queen, Gordon L.. 49. 198. 388, 471 Query, Jack F.. 405 Query. Richard G., 385 Quinn, Julie S.. 291 Quinn. Tony E.. 369 Quok, Winston, 179 R Raab. Bottie M.. 444. 471 Raadc, Howard F.. 406. 471 Rabe, Jay Charles. 394 Rabcrn, Lola L.. 300. 471 Radclifle. Ruth B.. 333 Rader. Betty. 448 Rader. E. C.. 269. 276. 471 Rader, Judy B., 289 Rader, Larry A.. 166. 361 Rader. T. W., 199. 341. 471 Radlofl. Marvin. 70. 198. 382 Ragan, Rick Loe, 363 Ragland. Richard D., 408 Ragland. Willis E. Jr., 401 Rainforth, John E.. 387 Raiton. Jack. 82. 198 Rail. Judith A., 317 Ralls. Michael R.. 414. 471 Ralph, Thomas L., 359 Ramberg, Carol A.. 277 Ramp, Candace S., 290 Ramp. Eugenie S., 306 Randall, Dennis W,. 364 Randall. Janet F., 300 Randall. Kathy B.. 332 Randall. Meredith K.. 444, 471 Randall. Roberta S-. 179. 321 Randall. Roger P., 377 Rands. Dorothy M„ 280 Rankin, Vicky ll. 291 Ransdell. Dale E., 134. 429.430 Ransom. Jean D., 305 Rasmus. Allred A.. 191, 399 Rasmussen. Margie A.. 283 Rasmussen. W. K., 166, 363 Rastorler. Charles A.. 432 Ratclifle, Charles A.. 270 Ratclifle. G. A.. 403. 471 Rater, Toni Ann. 337 Rater. David J.. 419 Rath, Katherine M., 331 Rath. Raymond J.. 383 Rathbun, Floyd W., 432 Rather, Nancy Ann. 317 Rathkey. Raymond M.. 374 Ratlifl. John C.. 444 Raudsep, John H., 382. 471 Rautio. Arninne, 337. 471 Ray. Robert L. 359 Ray. William M.. 444. 471 Rayburn, Nancylee. 336 Rayburn. P., 198. 305. 471 Rea, Catherine. 293 Rea. Norby K.. 224. 300 Read. Karen M.. 444. 471 Read, Marcia Ann. 306 Read. Robert J.. 382. 471 Reagan. Lynn K., 367 Reamer. S.. 193. 194, 195. 307 Reavis, Daryl D.. 426 Reber. S. I.. 189 Reckmann. Betty J., 337. 417 Reckman. Karleen, 319. 417 Reckmann. John P., 357 Redding. Constance. 444, 471 Reder, Joe S.. 135, 367 Reding. Sharon Lea. 289 Redman, Kathleen M.. 471 Redman. Lois, 169 Reece. D. I.. 189 Reed. Bruce W.. 189. 394 Reed, Cynthia, 272, 310 Reed. Donald J.. 131. 209. 345 Reed. Douglas A.. 444, 471 Reed. Fredric C.. 444. 471 Reed, George R., 423 Reed. Judy Ann. 137. 332 Reed. Phyllis E.,315 Reed. Sally J., 317 Reed. Sharron A., 471 Reed. Zelma J.. 302. 314. 471 Reeder. Carol N.. 168. 312. 471 Reeder. Andrea C.. 444. 471 Reeh, Georgiana M., 295 Reese. Darlene O.. 291. 471 Rees. Linda Worth. 444 Reeves, Cheryl Dcann. 324 Reeves, Jerry J.. 444, 471 Reeves. Leslie. 328 Rehb, Ronald A., 189, 191 Reich. Jack E.. 136. 200, 423 Reid. Joe M.. Jr.. 353 Reid, John Michael, 132, 403 Reid, Richard S., 151 Roiling, Anne Agnes, 292 Rciling. Keith T.. 444. 471 Reimers, Roger G.. 444. 471 Reinccke. Esther D.. 168, 444 Reinke, Broshla B.. 268, 336 Reiscrer, Kenneth H., 389 Reiten. Robert P.. 89. 354. 387 Remtcy, Thomas A.. 399 Rempel, Ruby. 268, 335, 471 Renie, Roberta A.. 471 Renken, Arthur F.. 424. 471 Renkert, Ralph W., 421 Rennie, Susanne L. 280 Rettig. Richard H.. 343 Rettig, Ronald G., 359 Retzer. William K„ 384. 471 Reynolds. Dick E.. 353 Reynolds. Gary W.. 444 Reynolds. Linda L.. 280 Rhoades, Gary E.. 385 Rhoades, Verlin R„ 179, 419 Rhoads, Sandra M.. 294 Rhodes, Linda S. A.. 295 Rhodes. Theodore E., 418, 471 Ribik. Frank J. Jr.. 191. 361 RiCC, Carol J., 327 Rice. Constance M.. 295 Rice. Thomas Lee. 380 Rich, Linda Louise, 292 Richard. Linda. 324 Richards. Gwyneth G.. 312 Richards, Larry C.. 379 Richardson. Alan, 141, 183, 270. 386. 471 Richardson, Robert D.. 187 Richen. John M., 340 Riches. Paula J.. 281 Riches. Robert L, 135 Richey. Stephen. 422 RiChtor. David E.. 393 Richter. Eileen J., 325 Rider. James W.. 444, 471 Rieben. David L., 423. 471 Riechers, Peggy L, 288 Riesenhuber. R. D., 178. 179, 3%. 471 Riesland, Edward. 152 Rietman. Diane D.. 280 Riggs. James W.. 412 Rightmire. John R., 190. 420 Riley. Michael W., 357 Riley, Susan E.. 219. 302. 472 Riner. John. 154. 158. 398 Rinker, James W., 341. 472 Riser, Susan E.. 311 Rishebarger, Edward, 419 Ritchey. Alan H.. 444 Ritchie. Patricia. 269. 306. 472 Rivers. William A.. 267, 424 Rix, Phyllis A.. 313 Roadman. David A.. 265 Robb. Carol W.. 310. 472 Robberson. Karen L., 163. 300 Robbcrson, Vicki E., 301 Robbins, Susan J., 310. 472 Robbins. Valerio J.. 290 Roberts. Bruce D.. 388 Roberts. Carl F.. 389 Roberts. Charlotte. 444. 472 Roberts. Daniel A.. 381 Roberts. Donald L.. 70. 198 Roberts. Gary, 190 Roberts, Kenneth E.. 342 Roberts. Leroy E.. 178. 444 Roberts. Marion J.. 307 Roberts. M. 0., 131, 366. 472 Roberts, Richard K.. 398 Roberts, William T.. 382 Robertson. Charles H.. 472 Robertson. George J., 350 Robertson, Joe E., 399 Robertson, James M„ 395 Robertson, Linda C.. 472 Robertson. Richard. 110 Robertson. Terry. 191. 394 Robertson. Wileen. 472 Robin, Gail M., 292 Robins, Rebecca M.. 444 Robinson, James B., 24. 444 Robinson, James Boyd. 444 Robinson, Judith A.. 277 Robinson, Kay M., 132, 288 Robinson. L. C.. 131, 133. 430 Robinson, Michael W.. 444 Robinson. Randolph. 366 Robinson, Richard M., 371 Robinson, Rodric B.. 393 Robinson, Stephen, 347, 472 Robison, Carol J., 305 Roby, George A., Jr.. 344 . 472 Rockwell, Patricia J.. 321 Rockwood, David A., 419 Rodasky. Colleen, 291 Rodgers. John Wade. 354 Rodonick, M. D., 269, 300. 472 Rodphothong, Prida, 381. 472 Roe. Linda M.. 284 Roediger. Sherry M„ 320, 472 Roehl, Alan K.. 166. 378. 472 Roemer, Teresa O., 301 Roettger, Kathleen A., 288 Rogers, James C.. 379 Rogers, Joyce J.. 141, 444, 472 Rogers, Loeta L, 276 Rogers, Michael J., 187 Rogers, Phyllis D.. 444, 472 Rogers. Stephen K., 360, 419 Rogers. William M.. 178. 431 Rohde. James M., 369 Rohde, Richard A., 342 Rohrback, Daniel. 154, 369 Rohrback. David L. 378. 472 Rollins. Mary A„ 193, 194, 444. 472 Rollofson, John D., 346 Romberg, Gerald. 195, 415 Romsos. Janice R.. 444. 472 Ronan, Pamela K.. 279 Roner. Shirley A., 331 Ronk, Trudy D.. 320 Ronsin, Dale A.. 382 Rood. Gerald G.. 178. 444. 472 Rood. James E., 371 Roos. Maurice A.. 247 Root, Susan M.. 317 Ropp. Johnny L. 399 Roscoe. N., 193. 194. 282. 472 Rosenborg, Arlene L, 472 Rosongren. Paul L. Jr., 378 Rosenwald, Joyce A.. 318 Rosin. Richard L., 413 Ross. Claude G.. 444 Ross. Constance M., 319 Ross, Jay M., 472 Ross. Keith E.. 355 Ross, N. D.. 131. 135, 267.398 Ross, Patricia E., 325 Rossi. Donald W., 359 Rossman, Robert L, 151 Rossner. J. T., 131. 133. 432 Roth. David D.. 131.364 Roth. Kenneth W„ 356 Roth. Thomas A., 352 Rothe, Mary H., 318 Rothman. R. G.. 198. 368. 472 Rothschild R.. 154.158.368,472 Rouse. Charles H.. 378 Rowan, Steven M.. 389 Rowe. Winthrop A., 374 Rozario, Dennis P.. 51. 394 Rucjek, Ronald J.. 391 Ruddell. Byron C.. 358 Rudo, Douglas H., 429 Rudolph, Franklin A., 184 Rudonic. Marilyn. 141 Rudy, Gary E., 430 Rudy, Jill W.. 472 Rudy, Thomas A.. 472 Ruff. Robert O.. 412 Rugg, N. B.. 110. 132. 195.314 Ruhl. Richard. 43. 49. 198. 472 Ruhl, Susan J., 472 Rule. Ronald L. 373 Rummel. Linda J.. 311 Rundberg. Marilyn J.. 292 Runyan. Nancy A., 285 Rush. William A.. 184 Russ, Gordon R„ 428 Russell. Eugene H., 399 Russell. M. 294 Russell. Raymond L. 444 Russell. Richard L.. 419 Russell, W. C., 155. 159, 347. 472 Russum, John M.. 420 Rutherford, William, 386, 472 Ruzck, Chcron M., 318, 472 Ryals. Dennis E., 340. 472 Ryan. Donald A.. 360. 472 Ryan. K. T.. 189 Ryan, Margaret L.. 284. 472 Ryan, Patricia M., 291 Rycraft. Joan R.. 291 Rydell, Leonard A., 372 Rydell, Rand L, 372 Ryder, Carol L.. 326 Ryesky, Melissa. 272, 308 S Saar. Barbara E., 283 Sabo, Janice F.. 291 Sacchetti, Joyce M., 201, 295 Sachtlcr, Lynne A., 332 Sackett, Judy A.. 329 Saddler, James B., 444 Sadler, Kenneth B., 399 Salley. Judith M., 472 Sager, Harlan R., 183, 341 Sagner. Stephanie, 268. 285 Sahlfcld, Joseph W.. 407 Saigo. Roy H., 398 St. Joor, Barbara L.. 330 St. Jeor. Jeanne. 322 St. John, John G., 432 492 STUDENT INDEX St. John, James L., 421 Saito, Karen S., 296 Sakauyc, Steve M., 378 Sala, David P.. 131. 197. 432 Salamid, Francine, 295 Salisbury, Diana M.. 312, 472 Sallee, liana M„ 327 Sallee. Sherman, 444, 472 Salzer, John. 170, 173, 369 Sampels. Glenda D.. 302, 473 Sample. James, 228, 418, 472 Samsam. Lahccn A., 70, 71, 73, 198, 408 Samsel, Kathlcon L., 296 Samuel, Joann, 276 Samuelson, E. A., 473, 381 Samuelson. W.. 225, 272, 369 Sanders, Bonita K., 292 Sanders, Clyde H.. 444 Sanders, Jack P., Jr., 417 Sanders. J.. 191.271.390. 394 Sanders. Leslie G., 393 Sanders, Robert C., 150 Sanders, Robert. 390 Sandin, Terry L, 413 Sandoz, Gloria A., 315 Sandquist. C.. 135, 444. 473 Sandstrom, K. R.. 183. 187. 382, 473 Sandvik. Neil A.. 399 Sandwick. R„ 266, 333, 473 Sanosi, Nelson J., 373 Santos, Gerald L., 444, 473 Sapiens. Alexander, 265, 366 Sargent, Fred D.. 444 Sarine, Gregg A.. 391 Sarom, Kong, 473 Sarriugarte, Karen L.. 334 Sasaki, Arthur T., 270, 352 Sasser, T. M„ 155, 159, 350 Sasseen, Douglas M., 135 Sator, Larry M., 373 Sato. Rachel T., 171,330 Satrum, Myron A., 375 Saubert, Jean M., 464 Sauer, Patricia R.. 336 Saundors, Holen L.. 276 Saunders, Marc H.t 196, 415 Saunders, Susan E., 283 Sause, Richard A., 359 Sausen, Linda Lee. 305 Sauter, Gregg G.. 444. 473 Savage, Gerald R.. 387 Savely, Susan C.. 300 Sawdey, Kathleen M.. 316 Sawtcll, Thomas E., 345 Sawyer. Marjorie. 163, 212, 300 Saxton, Larry J.. 360 Saylos, Susan J., 281 Saylor. Clyde C.. 152, 409 Saylor. Lynn C.. 316 Scala, Virginia J., 287 Scales. Jeanne A.. 276, 473 Schaad, David W.. 444 Schaad, John G.. 429 Schaad, Roger R., 347. 473 Schaber. Chester K„ 399 Schabcr. Paul O.. 363 Schaelcr, John R., 408 Schaofcr, Richard W.. 364 Schaelcr. Sue A., 297 Schaer. R. J.. 183, 185, 420 Schaflner, Dwayne H., 340 Schaffer, Sharron L., 334 Schaffner, Roger A., 271, 340 Schalde, John A.. 189, 433 Schandel, Janet G.. 286 Schandel, Terry K,. 403 Schapper, Robert P., 364 Schauermann, W., 51, 381 Schecle, Karen S., 305 Schccle, Regina G., 309 Scheidegger, R., 292 Schell. Nell M., 299 Schenk. John F.. 432 Schenk, George A.. 179, 473 Schenk, Hendrik, 67 Schorich. Esther A.. 312 Schermerhorn, Ellen. 305 Schild, Barbara L„ 313 Schild. Linda J., 276. 473 Schild, Rebecca A., 313 Schlegel, Henry E.. II, 379 Schlcgel, Jean M., 277 Schlegel, Michael L., 400 Schlegel. M. W.. 134, 444. 473 Schlegel, Robert C., 398 Schleich, Richard C., 350 Schlenker, L. 170, 379 Schmidgall, Beverly, 179, 334 Schmidt, Dunne J.. 265, 364 Schmidt, Gerald C„ 391 Schmidt, James K.. 152 Schmidt. James P.. 340 Schmidt. Linda L. 297 Schmidt. L. M„ 169, 444, 473 Schmidt. Michael T.. 189, 394 Schmidt. Robert D.. 357 Schmitz Brenda May. 310 Schmokel. Marilyn L., 280 Schmokcl. Stanley C.. 349 Schmokel. Steven A., 348. 473 Schmoll. Jay W.. 368 Schnare, Jon K.. 380, 473 Schnautz, Mary H., 320 Schnieder, John E.. 362 Schneider, Phillip. 131. 134 Schneider, Stanlev M.. 397 Schneider. T.. 158, 270, 397 Schneider, T. J., 154. 158, 422, 473 Schnorc. Elizabeth K., 291 Schooler. Patricia A., 298 Schocn, Robecca.444. 473 Schoen, Ronda L.. 285 Schoenhoit, Ronald. 403, 473 Schoff, Linda A., 168, 292 Schrader, Stephen L.. 346 Schreiner. Gary K., 196, 375 Schrenk, Maurice E., 347 Schroeder, Duane A., 153, 197, 408. 473 Schroeder, Katherine. 328 Schroeder. Robert H.. 419 Schubel. William G.. 371 Schueler, Susan l„ 315 Schuetz, Cheryl L., 331 Schuh, Randall T.. 444, 473 Schulherr, David R., 380 Schultis, M.. 332 Schultz, Jalna R., 289 Schultz, Janet Sue, 224. 303 Schultz. Shirley M.. 278 Schultz. William B.. 352 Schulz, Gloria, 290 Schulze, John G.. 410. 473 Schulze. Paula D.. 298 Schuppel, Susan F„ 318 Schuyler, Gail H., 278 Schwabe, Margaret A.. 305 Schwaebe, M„ 191.271.387 Schwarzer, Daniel R.. 346 Schween, Eric R., 411 Schweer, Fred. 429 Schweigcrt, Diane L. 278 Schweigert, Lynn M.. 328 Schweitzer, David. 473 Schweitzer, Leland R.. 133 Schwider, A. W.. 70. 432. 473 Sciuchetti. Caryl T.. 178, 215, 276, 302, 457. 473 Sciuchetti, Larry L., 200, 419 Scofield, John, 155, 159, 473 Scoggin, Sarah J.. 290 Scott. Barry P.. 183. 184, 185. 444, 473 Scott, Carol Jane, 313 Scott, Donald W.. 429 Scott. James R., 267 Scott, James W.. 267. 377, 473 Scott, Jean Ann, 303 Scott, Lewis S., 49 Scott. Richard F., 409 Scott, Robert A,. 134 Scott. Roberta A., 323 Scott. Sandra J., 289.133 Scott, Sandra Lee. 325 Scott. Waltor 8.. 444 Scott. William C.. 154. 158, 418, 473 Scoville. Mary E.. 171, 276, 473 Scagraves. James F., 189, 401 Searcy, Donnis G.. 85 Searcy. Dianne M., 283 Searcy, Edmond. 178, 179, 380 Searcy, Lynne J.. 98. 313 Searl, Frances A., 312 Secrest, Susan A.. 297 Sedgwick, R.. 178. 179. 414 Sedivy, Gary A. 382 See, Thomas E., 267, 406. 445. 473 Seeley. Dianne M.. 334 Segholti, Ruth E„ 445 Solborg, Eric B.. 81 Selby, David L., 364 Solders, Frank R., 363 Solkregg, James B., 422 Sell. Alvin J.. 408. 473 Sell, John Randolph. 369 Semler, Mark Orion. 425 Sendelbach. R. W„ 152, 473 Senders. S. L. 154. 158. 419 Senger, Diane. 310 Seppa, Kenneth L, 133 Scrrcs, Paul J.. 133, 431. 473 Service. Gail D., 302 Sctala, Eric E., 270 Settergren. Cheryl E.. 303 Seuell, Darryl. 372 Seuell, Eugenia B.. 237 Seven. Robert D.. 391 Sever. Robert S., 411 Seyhanli, Muhsin, 374 Shackelford. George. 429 Shadman-Valavi, Moha, 421 Shafer. John E., 369 Shafer. Robin D., 289 Shambaugh, R. W.. 445, 473 Sharp, George C., 350 Shaull, Kenneth B., 166, 349 Shaver, Cheryl L., 295 Shaw. Charles J„ 49. 198 Shaw. Janice K.. 292 Shaw, Mary Martha. 303 Shaw. Patricia M„ 306. 473 Shaw. Ray W„ 408 Shaw, Robert V .. 432 Sheaffer, Douglas A.. 271, 413 Shearer, Kay S., 310 Shearer, Lavina J., 328 Shelby, M. C.. 272, 410. 473 Sheldon. Hal D.. 345 Sheller, John R.. 70. 170, 173. 198, 202. 222. 408. 465, 473 Shelley. Robert E.. 382. 473 Shcllhorn, Walter R.. 358 Shelton, Ann Marie, 319 Shenk. Myron D., 133 Sherlock, Constance, 281 Sherlock. Kathie S., 292 Sherman, Carolyn D., 279 Sherman, Caroline H., 324 Sherman, Don A., 473 Sherman, Joseph D.. 394 Sherwood, Oennis R.. 371 Sherwood, Gary A.. 384 Sherwood, Karel N.. 293 Shibahara, Judy, 333 Shields. Lorn D„ 411 Shields. Matthew H.. 364, 416 ShillittO. Douglas C.. 388, 473 Shinn, James F.. 152 Shioshi, Loretta L.. 321 Shipp, Jamos K.. 359 Shiramizu, Cheryl C., 292 Shirley. Susan L.. 300 Shirtclifl. Ralph M.. 369 Shiveley, Jerry W.. 345 Shoemaker. Karen A.. 294 Shook, John H.. 70. 372 Shoop, Lucinda G.. 302, 473 Shores. Carolyn S.. 309 Shorab, Soiel. 150 Short, Jay W., 373 Shreckengaust. J. A.. 183, 189 Shrum, Robert 0„ 183, 189, 190, 270, 394, 473 Shryock, Kathryn A., 312, 473 Shull. James M., 385 Shull, Wayne A., 132. 133, 405 Shuman. O. G., 191. 342. 473 Shumway. David L., 428 Shumway, Linda K., 303 Shupp, Gwendolyn M„ 321 Shurtliff. Judith A., 265, 268, 329.473 Sieg, D. J.. 49. 198, 370, 473 Siegmund, Louis K., 473 Siemers, Charles T.. 414 Sigloh, Karon R., 288 Sigman, Richard S.. 352 Sigworth, H. W., 151. 343 Sillers, Colin B., 190, 409 Simantel, Gary E.. 378 Simmons, Michael L., 413 Simon, Linda D., 179. 311 Simonds, Peter K., 353 Simonson. John W., 379 Simpson. Jamos W., 394 Simpson. Laurale J.. 131, 324 Simpson. Leota B.. 297 Simpson, Stephanie. 284, 474 Sims. Herbert J., 186, 404. 474 Sims, Linda Ann. 295 Sims. Robert T., 149 Sims. William W.. 391 Sinclair. Duane J., 170. 474 Singer. Steven L, 382 Singhose. Jessie L., 333 Sinyard, J. R.. 198, 445, 474 Sisson, Ann L., 258, 259. 327 Sisson, Leonard H., 131, 134 Sisson, Norwood, 151 Sisson. R.. 150. 382. 445. 474 Sisson. W. H., 150, 151. 154. 158, 403. 474 Siu, Kam-Chun, 178 Six, Jocelyn M., 285 Sizer. William A.. 474 Sjoblom, Koi Jon. 136 Skille, Robert B.. 363 Skinner. Robert F., 474 Skoe, Roger A,. 402 Skonnard. J. Ben. 373 Skoog, James A.. 382 Skovborg, Debra J.. 291 Skralskis, David P., 402 Slack, Charlene, 445, 474 Slanker, Ted E., Jr., 400 Sleep. William H.. 474 Sleetor, Richard. 149, 410 Siegel, Elizabeth L., 300 Siegel, Robert H., 369 Slezak, S. L., 98. 198. 445. 474 Sloan, Jerry Lee. 135 Sloan. Michael G.. 357 Sloan, Robert W., 378 Sloan, Ronald J., 131, 134 Slottce, John S., 363 Smathors. David A., 151, 154. 158, 445. 474 Smathers. Douglas C., 151. 154, 158. 445, 474 Smedberg, Carol P., 445 Sminia, Eloisc, 309, 445. 474 Smith. Allan K.. 131. 134. 267, 401. 474 Smith. Ann Marie, 279 Smith. Arthur L., 418 Smith, Barbara C.. 306 Smith. Ben A., 395, 474 Smith. Carolyn J.. 297 Smith, Cathleen J., 301 Smith. Catherine M.. 290 Smith. Charles L.. 200. 373 Smith. Cheryl S.. 304. 474 Smith. Clara Jane. 293 Smith. Claudine M.. 334 Smith. Clyde, W.. 388 Smith, Dallas M„ 343 Smith. David Riley, 271. 419 Smith. David R„ 271 Smith, Diane M., 297 Smith, Frances L., 336 Smith, Gail J., 288 Smith, Glenn C.. Jr., 474 Smith, Harlan B.. 196, 402 Smith, Jacqueline R., 327 Smith. James E., 474 Smith, James Eugene, 152 Smith, James F.. 134 Smith, James Hugh, 49, 445 Smith, James Harold. 351 Smith, Jerrold R.. 154, 158 Smith, John L., 391 Smith, Judith Ann, 306, 474 Smith, Karen A.. 315 Smith, Kenneth W., 405 Smith, Kent W., 410, 474 Smith, Kcrmit Cowles. 391 Smith, Larry D.. 354 Smith, Lawrence H,, 202, 423 Smith, Leta Jean, 445 Smith, Linda L., 295 Smith, Linda Lee, 333 Smith, Lowell E„ 415 Smith, Marcia Lee, 292 Smith, Michael. 159, 155. 347 Smith, Nancy L, 279 Smith, Norman S., 135. 411 Smith, Patricia Ann. 294 Smith. Richard. 159, 197. 419 Smith. Robert L, 393 Smith, Sharon K., 281 Smith, S. E.. 85. 151.312.474 Smith, Shirley Ann. 287 Smith, Sidney E., 387 Smith, Susan E., 331 Smith, Susan J.. 328 Smith, Sylvia L. 283 Smith. Terry J., 387 Smith. Terry L. 302 Smith, Terry Lee. 371, 474 Smith, Tracy E.. 408 Smith, Tracy W., 410 Smith. Van Alan. 413 Smith. Warren B.. 191, 371 Smith, W., 193,194. 247, 401 Smouse. K. L.,310, 402, 474 Snead. Sally E.. 331 Snippon, Gone D„ 445, 474 Snippon, Janet R., 141,445, 474 Snook, Becky L. 293 Snyder, John M.. 151 Snyder. Judith C., 314, 479 Snyder. Larry T.. 445 Snyder, Michael R.. 349 Snyder, Murl R., 294 Snyder, Robert J., 141, 474 Snyder, Steven M., 445 Soden, Roberta D., 313 Socby, Michael C.. 432 Sohrab, Guity, 326 Sohrob. Solicit, 151. 154, 158, 417, 474 Soleim, Thelma R., 295 Sonnonberg. Kay L.. 178, 302. 322,474 Sonnenberg, W.. 184, 350 Sonniksen, Craig C.. 389 Sonoda. R.. 154, 158. 445. 474 Soot. Peet Mati, 366 Sorensen, Karen L. 195, 315 Sorensen, Ronald B., 366 Sorensen, Sharon L., 337, 474 Sorensen, Theresa L.. 316 Sorenson, C.. 150,151,153. 474 Sorset, Richard C., 445 Sorseth. Steven L.. 398 Souders. Doyle E. Jr., 417 Soukup, Sonya K.. 285 Soukkala. Michael D.. 89 Soulek, Veronica A.. 229, 288 South. Veeder 111.81, 198. 198. 474 Southard. Michael A.. 391 Southworth. W. I.. 387 Souvenir, Stanley J.. 183. 187. 344, 474 Sowa, Marilyn Oee, 297 Spahr. William R„ 179 Spalding. Peter H., 153. 419 Sparks, John Edgar, 387 Sparks, Patricia, 259, 307 Sparling. Charles J.. 408 Spatz, Linda Kay. 297 Speckhart, Helen, J., 307 Speckhart. Mary V., 306 Speckman, Joan E., 312 Spence, David R., 445, 474 Spence, Nancy J., 277 Spence, Thomas J., 148, 150, 151. 158, 277, 445. 474 Spencer. Norman S.. 400, 474 Spicer, Joyce A.. 291 Spickorman, Barbara, 327 Spiegelberg, Eden A., 311 Spitze. Lois J., 132, 286 Spoerl, Janet L.. 285 Sporo, O. E., 154, 158, 445. 474 Sprague, Loe, 67 Sprenger, Max W.. 133, 135 Springer, Sharon J., 169, 328 Springer. Larry J.. 189, 382 Sprouffske, James F„ 401 Sprowls, John F., 169, 377 Sprowls, Lillie M., 169, 474 493 STUDENT INDEX Spulnik, Philip A., 134 Spurkland, Torbjorn, 407 Spurlock, Marcia L. 324 Squire, David C.. 372 Srethbhakdi, Kampol, 374 Srinives. Kamol C., 135, 445 Srinives. Supoto, 445 Stace, Lawrence D., 365 Stacey, Diane L, 201, 283 Stadelman, David A., 135, 347 Stadheim Judy D.. 141, 303 Staerncs. G-, 152, 445, 474 Stacrnes, Ann H.. 445 Stager, Jane E.. 332 Stahl, Doug. 198 Stahl. Mara, 247 Stahe, Julie W.. 247 Stagnaro, Thomas. 445. 474 Staley. Carl S.. 357 Stallard, Jacqueline. 297 Staller. Cheryl E.. 285 Standring, Kathleen. 269. 305 Stanfield. Marllynn, 337 Stanford, Robin B.. 300 Stangeby. Bruce F., 359 Stangell, Arthur P.. 430 Stankey, Georgo H., 445. 475 Stanwood. Linda K.. 328 Stanton. Richard G., 398 Starbuck, Terry Lee, 421 Starr. Allan J., 475 Starr, Gary C., 357 Starr. Joel B„ 430 Starr, Keith A., 185, 401. 475 Stastny, Donald J., 170. 202, 270, 414, 453. 475 Stastny, Edwin J., Jr., 150, 151, 154, 158. 202, 267, 372, 475 Stauffer. David C.. 166 Stauss, Irene L., 230, 301 Stebner, Carol A.. 266, 330 Stebner, Linda J., 330 Stcdman, Gary D„ 399 Stcckmcst, Jennifer, 445 Stedt, Bonnie Jean. 320 Steel, Hjalmar W.. 352 Steege, Roy M„ 200, 413 Steel, Barbara A., 321 Steele. Arthur F.. 352 Steele. Janene M., 240, 287 Steele. Diane M., 310 Steele, Jori L., 169 Stoclo. Larry R., 393 Steele. Paul J.. 392, 475 Steen, Karen. 302. 310, 475 Steen, Mary R., 277 Steenson. Kathleen A., 300 Steers, Carolyn, 307 Stegemeyer, Randall. 354 Stein. Patricia A., 330 Stolndorf, D. 179, 187, 445, 475 Steinfeld, Barbara. 276. 475 Steinfeld, Carolyn. 289, 188 Steinfold, Henry R„ 135 Stoinka, Lcadoll F.. 135, 288 Steinke, Lawrcnco J.. 427 Stellmacher, William, 49. 198 390 Stender, Kurt Leon, 373 Stennett, Bruce N., 341 Stennett. Dale R.. 88. 366 Stennick, Janet S., 475 Stennick. Larry J., 475 Stennick. Susan M., 445 Stephens, Charles S.. 424 Stephens, Lestor, 131,259, 345 Stephenson, James. 425,475 Sterk, Frederick J.. 395 Stevens, George F., 221 Stevens, Gary Lee, 199, 431 Stevens, Maurice R., 198 Stever, James H., 152, 370. 475 Steward. Clive N.. 355 Steward, John E., 148. 155, 159. 445. 475 Stewart, Catherine A,. 292 Stowart, Carol L., 327 Stewart. Frank R.. 369 Stewart, James Allen. 420 Stewart, Jesso E.. 431 Stewart. Judi Carol, 289 Stewart, Karon Sue, 289 Stewart. Willis S.. 154.158. 475 Stickloy. Malcolm A.. 134 Stigcr. Clinton N., 183. 189. 370 Stillinger, Ronald R.. 184 Stinchfiold, Frederick, 360 Stinson, Lostcr P., 419 Stockdale. John Loo. 271. 395 Stockstill. Joyce K.. 145 Stockton. John T.. 431 Stoddard. Anita L. 445 Stoddard. Lynn Kay. 328 Stoemple. Susan. 281 Stoker, Douglas F., 189. 382 Stoko. Sally Ann, 296 Stoll. Harold Wayne, 179 Stoll, Robert J., 155. 159 Stone, Bernadette D.. 294 Stone. Carol Ann. 283 Stone. Richard M.. 358 Stone, Susan E.. 310 Stonecypher, Joseph, 409 Stoner. Sharon. 445 Stopp, Mary Jo Anne. 307 Stornaek, Mark, 391 Storey. Charles M.. 359 Storhoff. Judith I.. 201. 325 Stothart, Frances K., 315 Stovall. John Walter. 200. 421 Stovall, Ralph E.. 409 Stovall. Sally Lee. 307 Stover, Stephen D.. 378 Stowe. Suzanne C.. 445. 475 Strahl. Douglas F., 390, 475 Strahm, Gary G.. 475 Stranahan, David I., 403 Stranahan, Chapman A.. 148. 150, 154, 158. 475 Strand, Rodney Dean. 409 Stratton. Willard F.. 366 Straub, Dennis, 80,81,198, 475 Straube, John L., 445 Strauss, Lllita G., 445, 475 Strawn, Linda Ellen, 272, 337 Strcb. Forrest R.. 390 Stretcher. Linda K„ 292 Strickland. Wylie L.. 433 Striff, Gerald D.. 389 Stringer. Anno M.. 289 Strom, Eric L.. 151 Strom, John E. Jr., 387 Strombeck, Kathleon. 294 Stromquist, F. H., 178 Stromsness, Marny C., 303 Strong. Bruce E.. 313 Strong. Jonathan E., 191. 381 Strong, John Stephen, 191 Strong. Robert Alan. 184, 341 Strong, Shirloy Ann, 295. 475 Stroud, Eugono C.. 445, 475 Stroud. Richard K.. 131 Stroup. David W., 346 Stroup, Jim R.. 346 Strupp, Michael T.. 402 Struthers, Allon, 183. 184, 399 Stryker, Edwin A., 85 Stuart. John William, 200, 420 Stubor, Roberta A.. 292, 475 Stubkjaer, William L., 151, 423. 475 Stuck, Dean E., 141 Studebakor, Kay M., 281 Studley, David K., 151 Stueck. Phillip G., 190.396.475 Stuermer, Terrence E., 350 Sturmer, Anne M., 278, 475 Suchanek, Ronald A., 393 Suckling. Douglas. 49, 352, 475 Suehs, Cynthia Ann, 288 Sugano, Albert I., 445. 475 Sugimura , Richard H., 393 Sugnot, Judith Ann, 319 Suhrbior, Arnold E., 445. 475 Suhrbier, Jean Marie, 168. 331 Suhrbier. Verna Jane. 168.331 Sullivan, John P.. 429 Sullivan, John Paul. 394 Sullivan. Lloyd S., 190, 389 Sullivan, Michael E., 49, Sullivan. Stoven K.. 396 Summerfield, Darryl, 419 Summers, Margaret C.. 315 Summersett. John. 85.155.159 Sump, Gary, 149, 150. 445. 475 Sunamoto. Robert K.. 377 Sundberg. Marta Jean. 325 Sunderland, Melda D.. 329 Sundby. Herbert C.. 411 Suratt, Victor L. 131, 387 Sutherland, David P.. 191 Suthcrman, Judith G.. 299 Sutter, Julia A., 314 Suva. Donald Carl, 369 Suydam. Melinda Mae, 312 Suzuki, Russell S.. 359 Svoboda, Kenneth J., 149. 393 Swan, Ronald O.. 133. 367. 475 Swango, Wayne B.. 81. 198 Swanson, Eric S.. 417 Swanson. Florence P.. 259, 265.293 Swanson, Guy R., 152,417,475 Swanson. Stephen F.. 200 Swart. George R.. 445. 475 Swartz. Don F., 134 Swartz, Karen M., 317 Swayze. Donald R., 475 Sweet. Cynthia M., 281 Swensen, Barbara N.. 327 Swensen, Margaret L., 195.281 Swenson, Carol Jean, 287 Swenson, Sharon L, 312 Swift. Gary T„ 49. 413 Swinehart. Philip R.. 200. 360 Swingle, Fred A., 360 Swingle, Robert L. 83. 198. 427. 475 Symmonds. Susan I., 132 Symons. Richard E., 265. 366 T Taber. Karen. 360 Tablanza, Manuel. 375 Tabor. Glen F.. 154. 158 Tadakuma, Joyce I.. 266. 289 Tadlock. Alan Lee. 190, 361 Taggart. Mary E.. 135, 328 Tagawa, Helen S.. 334 Taintor. Carole B.. 337, 475 Takahashi. Glenn. 154.158.421 Takano. Kyoko, 292 Takemoto. Wayne T.. 380 Takitani. Joan A.. 295 Takumi, Carl K.. 407 Talbert. Larry W., 342 Talich. David P.. 354 Tollman, Michele D., 331 Tamura, Paul D., 343 Tang, Yvonne D., 445. 475 Tanimoto, Alan Y.. 381 Tanioka, Dennis M., 432 Tanner, John C.. 183. 189,270. 384. 475 Tfiller. Carol Diane, 280 Trindade, Roger J., 432 Tripp. Warren D.. 428 Trollman, John, 197. 362, 476 Troroy, Kathleon E., 317 Trost. James E.. 425, 476 Troudt, Jean A., 331 Trowbridge, Nancy A., 292 Truax. James M., 391 Truax, Marcia Lou, 171, 331 Trupp. Lynn, 137, 272, 417. 476 Trupp, Malcolm T., 417 Tryck, Keith E.. 377 Tryon, John C.. 340. 476 Tsubota. Karen T., 132. 299 Tsutsumi, Steven H., 424 Tubach, Susan P.. 171, 286 Tubbs, Donna Claire. 294 Tuck, Leslie K., 300 Tucker. Brok. 154, 158. 406. 476 Tucker. Donna Marie. 279 Tuma, Philip G., 378. 476 Tunzat, Yvonne Marie, 334 Tuomi, Carolyn A.. 327 Tuomi, Donovan J.. 377 Turk, Patricia Ann, 327 Turkel. Howard F., 417 Turkovsky, Jay Nelson, 381 Turnbull. Wayne M., 350 Turner, Alton, 375 Turner, Carmen D., 313 Turner, James B., 310 Turner, James G., 366 Turner. John F., 154, 158, 476 Turner, Patricia S., 224, 360 Turner. Susan Eileen, 327 Turner, Toni D.. 298. 476 Turpen, Michael R.. 427 Turpin. Thomas C.. 348, 476 Tuttle. Linda Kay. 332 Tveidt. Carey Jay. 420 Tver. David Michael. 377 Tyler. Kelsey Rae, 292 Tyler. Patricia D.. 297 Tymchuck, Donald Lee. 350 Tyler. Thomas L. 259. 396 U Uchida, Barry T., 424 Udell. Fay L. 291 Udell. James F., 349 Uemura, Roy T.. 153, 446, 476 Uffelman. Peter J.. 360 Ulrich. Carolyn K., 292 Umphred. Susan. 317 Underwood. Jan. 70. 71. 77,198 Underwood. Sandra J.. 332 UppStad, Mary M.. 293 Uppstad, Thomas S., 405 Urbach, Richard T., 399 Urcn. Kathryn A.. 304, 476 Uren. Barbara Joan. 305 Uren. Richard, 166 Urfer. Richard R., 403 V Vachananda. Sookapra. 426 Vachter. Margaret A.. 299 Vaile. Richard E.. 409 Vakoc. Jerry Edwin, 430 Valentine. James K„ 354 Valentine, Janice M.. 281 Valontinno, Christine. 330 Valenzano. Terry C.. 430 Valloy, Patrick W„ 49 Vanabkoude, Erick C., 446. 476 Van Calcar, Richard, 132, 404 Vandehey. James A., 397 Vandenburgh, Sara. 446, 476 Vandendever. Lynn E.. 327 Vandepol, David W.. 150, 153. 446. 476 Vanderbundt. William, 430 Vanderzanden, T. J., 409 Vandevendcr. Neal R.. 148. 150. 153. 197. 366. 476 Vandowator, Judy G., 298 Van Ditti, Laura J., 332 Van Dyke. Cheryl Rae. 296 Van Dyke. John E.. 131. 407 Vanfleet. Bryon H., 424 Van Hise. Karen June. 296 Van Hooren, Dorothy, 295 Van Leuven. Jane E.. 315 Van Loben. Sels. 131, 344. 476 Van Loh, Joyce, 145. 282. 476 Vanorsdall, Lois J., 446. 476 Van Snnten. Gerald E., 359 Van Uden. Robert, 361.476 Vanvalzah, Nancy Ann, 446 Van Zanton, Barcnd, 191. 387 Vnrnor, Robert Earl, 110. 414 Varni, Ann Sarah. 301 Vaschc, Dennis N., 396 Vatchor, Robert J., 136 Vator. Mervin M„ 412. 476 Vatiska. S.. 198 Vaughn, Barbara Jean,281 Vaughan, Catherine, 135, 322 Vaughan, Dale G.. 198 Vaughn, Nancy Ann, 299 Vaughn. Nancy M.. 280. 476 Vaughn, Terry Lee. 360 Vodamuthu, E. R., 446 Vejlupok. Judy A., 235,276.476 Venter. Melvin M„ 409 Ventura, Roy R., Jr., 221, 267, 357 Venturi, Carmclinda. 446, 476 Verge, Michael Lee, 356 Vermeere, William R., 170, 386 Verhoeven, Margaret, 294 Verstecg, Sharon L., 446. 477 Vcrtnor, Victor D., 350 Vcsalla, Lynn, 303 Vescclus, Fred E.. 154, 158. 446. 477 Vibbert. Herbert B., 136, 400 Vibbert. Ronald H.. 131. 398 Vice. Daniel H„ 377 Viots, Laurocn C.. 305 Vincont, Dennis R., 446 Vinton, Larry R.. 413 Vitek. Michael. 179. 352.477 Vlach, Roger E.. 363 Voogole. Judy Mario, 278 Vocgtly. Carl H.. 415 Vogt. Norman E.. 404. 477 Vogt. Richard Louis, 378 Voit. David E.. 148. 149. 430 Voldbaek. Jens. 400 Vollman, Gary L. 340 Vollmar, Michael E.. 369 Volz, Charles Joseph. 347 Volz, David G.. 347. 477 Vondcrhcit, Jon F., 152 Vondorhcit, Joan A., 477 Vonhoene. Kathleen, 266. 326 Vorberg, Robort T., 426 Vrem, Richard Carl. 432 Vrtiska, Stephan J., 83. 270, 271, 390 W Wade, Candace Jane. 277 Wade. Douglas A.. 373 Wadsworth, Beverly J., 283 Wagenblast, Virginia, 446, 477 Wager, Judith Sharon, 297 Wages. Lucy Ann, 324 Waggoner, Paul. 428. 446, 477 Waggoner, Terrence C.. 421 Wagner. Edward Allen, 364 Wagner. John J.. 199. 364 Wagner. Judith M.. 195, 194, 198, 273. 306, 477 Wagner, Steven R.. 432, 477 Wagner, Theodore D.. 133,446 Wagner. William L. 389 Wagnon, Jimmie M., 374 Wahle. Michael C.. 409 Wahlert. William K.. 136. 364 Wahoske. Mary C.. 316 Wahrgren, John L, 400 Waibel. Jack R.. 166. 200. 364 Waki. Melvin Z.. 267. 430 Walford, Richard J.. 152, 477 Walker. Charles W„ 431 Walker. Colin L, 390 Walker. David Alan. 187 Walker. Lacy D.. 306, 477 Walker. Maurice M.. 200. 380 Walker. Michael L. 198 Walker, Mureen R., 287, 446 Walker. Robert A.. 361 Walker. Sandra Lee. 360 Walker. Stanley. 152, 431. 477 Walker. Tony. 398 Wallace. James P.. 154, 158. 404, 477 Wallace. Ronald W.. 137, 477 Wallace. Suo E.. 194. 284. 477 Wallace. Susan C.. 336 Wallace. Vernon R., 361. 477 Wallace. William M. J.. 382 Wallace. William R.. 152 Waller. Frederick T., 389 Waller. Timothy Kern. 131, 407 Waller. Steven T.. 378 Wallin. Dennis Gono. 372 Walling, Dennis Ross, 360 Wallner. Carl Arne. 373 Walls. Gerald A.. 154. 158. 446. 477 Wain. Lou Anne, 305 Walpole, Marilyn Len, 332 Walsh. Joanne Lee. 477 Walsh. Kathy Jean, 334 Walt, Thomas Dale, 190, 402 Walter, Beverly. 268. 311 Walter. Carol L. 296 Walter, Evangeline M., 171 Walters. Stanley E.. 432 Walth, Harry O.. 424 Walton. Marc Mordell. 408 Waltz. Alfred J.. 183, 191, 394 Waltz. James. 178. 348, 477 Walz. Peter J.. 369. 477 Wangerin, Rongie F., 432 Wangui, Catherine L. 293 Wannier. Peter G., 393 Ward, Hal Keith. 367 494 STUDENT INDEX Ward. Jack Lee. 340 Ward. Lois Mae. 329 Ward. Ronald D.. 184. 430 Ward. William. 153. 446. 477 Warden. Rosalie J.. 282 Ware. Jud.lh Ella. 304. 477 Ware. Robert S.. 477 Ware, William. 446 Warner. Cecillc J.. 303 Warner. Peggy Jean, 299 Warning. John W.. 428 Warns, Catherine L., 326 Warren. Deanna C.. 292 Warren. Diane E.. 279 Warrington. P. A., 322 Waser. Cheryl Kay. 195. 305 Washington. Booker M., 47. 49. 198 Wassermann. Kenneth, 371 Wassermann. Lawrence. 371 Wasson. Raymond R.. 407 Waterbury. Edward Jr.. 416 Waterman. Charlie H., 153 Waterman. Stanley J., 378 Watkins. Betty Jean. 446 Watkins. Clifford, 46. 198 Watkins. Marcia Mae. 331 Watkins. Michaol M.. 110 Watkinson, John C.. 170, 183. 187.202. 220.414.477 Watson, Dianne J.. 294. 279 Watson. Jay F.. 134. 374. 477 Watson, John Ward. 375 Watson. Mary C.. 446, 477 Watson, Robert F., 391 Watts. Helen A.. 446. 477 Watts. John Lyman. 405 Waverly. Mike S.. 388 Way. Charles T.. 200. 359 Wayson. Harvey W., 413 Weatherby. Craig A.. 413 Weathers, Kenneth. 200. 367 Weaver. Daniel Clyde. 407 Weaver. Janell, 141, 302. 477 Weaver. John S.. 46. 409 Weaver. Robert C., 388. 477 Webb, Carolyn Lee. 446. 477 Webb, Cheryl L. 281 Webb. Laura Irene. 291 Webb. Thomas R.. 259. 421 Webb-Bowon, Kenneth. 354 Webber. George T., 415. Webber. Kenneth I.. 414. 477 Weberg. Paul W.. 398 Webster. Mary E.. 446. 477 Weed. Charles D., 446 Weed. Jerry Franklin. 385 Weed. Roger I.. 362. 477 Weedman. Michael J.. 131 Weeks, John Wilson. 413 Wehnert, Betty Suo. 321 Wcide. Kar. R.. 71 Wcihe, Dianne M., 333 Wemandt, Judy Mane, 297 Wemtritt. Wallace C.. 446 Weissert, Pamela Lee. 290 WelUel. Karon Kay. 326 Welch. Donald J.. 388 Welby. Sue Ellen, 281 Welch, Don Bruce. 388. 409 Wcllenbrock. Sally. 337 Weller, Jean Bruce. 308 Wellman, Kenneth J., 364 Wellman. Leslie Lyle. 89. 377 Wells. Dale M.. 342 Wells. James G.. 135. 373 Wells. John W.. 446 Wells, Loyd Edward. 359 Wells. Marvin W.. 378 Wells. Robert A.. 196. 272. 421 Wells. Robert Edwin. 381 Welp. James H.. 397. 477 Welp. John T.. 271, 397 Welp. Nicholas J.. 427 Welp. Sandra Lois, 331 Welsh. Audrey J.. 292. 477 Womkcn, Karla Ann, 289 Wence, Edward W.. 420 Wendell. William G.. 347. 477 Wcndlick. Darlene M.. 477 Wenschlag, Harvey. 446, 477 Wenlworth, Douglas. 88. 267. 430. 477 Wcrdann, Robert S.. 430 Werner. Victor A.. 170. 420 Wesemann. Charles A.. 367 West. Diane C.. 282 West, Douolas Joseph, 405 West. Emilie. 268. 309. 477 Wost, David T., 151. 398 West. Dale M . 381. 477 West. George Lloyd. 95, 353 West. Julie Anne. 294 West. Judith Louise, 311 Wost. Mary Ellen. 325 West. Mary C.. 282 West. Thomas R.. 270. 392 Westbrook. Carole D.. 337 Westcott, Martha Ann. 331 Wester. Sally Joan. 319 Westfall. Sue Ann. 242. 277 Westling. Lloyd O.. 421. 477 Westling, Martha F., 283 Weston, William S.. 402 Wostrum. John R.. 477 Weydahl, Sven. 447, 477 Wharton. Carol D.. 333 Wheatdon, Judith Ann, 214, 268. 301 Wheaton. Marjorie C., 131, 265. 268. 270, 336. 477 Wheeler, Gerald R., 447, 477 Wheeler. Harold T.. 342 Wheeler, Patricia I., 322, 477 Whelan, Richard J., 54, 60, 198 Wherry, Anne S., 447. 478 Whipple. Sheryl L. 305 Whitaker. Janet H.. 478 Whitaker, Madalyn M., 328 Whitbeck, Glenna J., 291 White, Anthony Gene. 377 White. Barbara A., 292 White. Barbara J.. 163. 188. 277 White. Bonnie Doris, 327 White. Carol Jean. 325 White. Carolyn. 178. 179.447. 478 White. David R.. 265 White. David W.. 265. 347. 478 White. David. 265. 347. 478 White. Larry 152. 272. 370 White, Larry Merlcn, 378 White. Michael E.. 88. 180. 397 White. Phillip Lynn. 184. 405 White. Sara Jane. 333 White. Stuart Norman, 393 Whiteaker, Gary P.. 136. 400 Whitecotton. Wendy J.. 285 Whitehead. Caralee, 288 Whitehead. Marjorie. 305 Whitfield. Gary Ray. 394 Wh.tford, Edward R.. 386. 447. 478 Whitlow. Eunice Kay. 304 Whitmore. Dennis J.. 393 Woodcock. Milton E., 390 Woodcock. William C.. 385 Wooddy. Anne. 1%. 201. 288 Woodell, Conrad B., 478 Woodford. Gail L. 319, 321 Woodliff. Frank III, 393 Woodruff. Linda J.. 290 Woods. Stephen E.. 409 Woodworth, Mary J.. 315 Woodworth, W.. 193 Wooley, Donald D.. 430 Wooley, John F.. 447. 478 Woolley. Betty Ann, 320 Woolfolk, Alice R.. 132 Woolley. Douglas R.. 366 Woolsoy, Bonnie J., 306, 478 Worden. William A.. 428. 478 Worobey. Alexander L., 350 Worral, Robert James, 401 Wortcndyke, John T., 431 Worthing, Leigh J., 358. 478 Worthington, K. M., 145, 310 Wortman, Eldon G., 369, 479 Wostenbcrg, Shirley, 283 Wright. Duane R.. 345 Wright, Donald E., 199 Wright. Harold A„ 421 Wright. Harry F.. 200. 405 Wright. Jane E.. 323 Wright. Larry J.. 272. 395 Wright, Laurence B.. 200 Wright, Linda L. 286 Wnght. Paula Kay. 308 Wright. Vicki L. 293. 479 Wrolstad. Keith. 185. 362. 479 Wrolstad. Tom Dean, 379 Wuori, James B.. 447, 479 Wusz. Tim, 151. 447. 479 Wyatt. Thomas R.. 70. 74. 198. 408. 479 Wyckofl, Clifford T., 414, 479 Wyffols. Joseph M„ 398 Wyrnore, William R., 369 Wynne, Harold B., 416 York. Thomas W. Jr.. 392 Yost. Allan Kmglscy, 391 Yost. Stanley Jay, 135. 345 Youel. Ellen, 337, 479 Young. Alexander K. M., 447 Young. Caroline Jo. 336 Young. Donnis C.. 359 Young, James F., 195, 382 Young. Jeflry Curtis. 395 Young. Joy Rae, 299 Young, Mason, 193 Young. Nancy. 179. 327. 479 Young. Philip Allen, 352 Young, Ruth Ann, 171 Young, Stephen M., 372 Young, Tamara K., 163, 317 Younger. Ann N.. 447. 479 Yraguen, Margarita A.. 317 Yundt. Elizabeth L. 335 Yung, Richard Wayne. 389 Yunkor. Richard A., 479 Yaden, Boyd C.. 378 Yaeger, Philip C.. 49. 351 Yamada. Russell S.. 382 Yamami, Steven I., 392. 479 Yamamoto. Dale H.. 267, 426 Zacher, Rosalie V.. 290 Zahary, Robert. 141, 447, 479 Zamora, Benjamin A.. 479 Zook. Charles Henry. 347 Zeek. Carol Lucile, 294 Zeiler, Bruce D.. 184 Zcnor, Daniel Alfred, 363 Zontnor. John C.. 415 Zibolski. Arthur N., 479. 447 Ziegler. Carl Lee. 346 Zielesch, Gail J., 308. 479 Zielinski, Glenda E.. 315 Zielinski, Marilyn J., 309 Yamamoto. May. 188. 266. 296 Zicsmcr. Donald Lee. 340 Yamamoto. Roy I., 421. 479 Yamamuro. Nicholas L.. 373 Yanagawa, Carl M„ 134, 430 Yankus, Rorillah Ann, 319 Yarnell, Kathleen. 179.333 Yasui. Ray Thomas. 398 Yates. Gayle Ann, 328 Yaw. Charles S.. 392 Yenter, Marcia E., 479 Yeck. Fred Arthur, 371 Yerian, Richard T., 479 Yoakley, Julienne, 171.276.479 Yocum, William B.. 149. 479 Yoder. Judy Maureen. 297 Yoder. Sandra L. 289 Yoder. William V.. 191. 428 Yood. Alan J.. 407 Yoon. Poong. 354 York, Karen L. 293. 479 Zigler, Mary Ann 319 Ziman, Judy Ann. 295 Zimmer, Elaine, 188, 199, 277 Zimmerman. Cynthia L. 296 Zimmorman, Dale Gene. 395 Zimmorman, Charles, 149 Zimmerman. Ivan H. Jr.. 346 Zimmerman, Nancy L. 295 Zimmerman. Ross E.. 360 Zinn, Henry Harold, 170 Zirges . Malcolm Hart, 354 Zlvna, Gail Lorraine. 350 Zodtner. Peter J.. 178. 410, 479 Zuiches. William Lee. 356 Zumwalt, David Adam. 447 Zumwalt. Donalyn Rae, 299 Zurcher. Tom D.. 131. 132. 345 Zwoilol, Larry John. 373 Zwoygardt. Melvin O. 416 495 Acknowledgments I would like to express my appreciation for the work and encouragement of those people who have made this book possible. My thanks to the staff who worked hard to complete their work when the pressure was on. I think the book speaks for the quality of their work. I would like to give special thanks to Leslie Busch and Bruce Clifton for their creative work which is most outstanding in the opening section. Thanks to Tom Moon and his business staff for making this year's book a financial success through their successful sales campaign. Thanks to Mr. Harris for his advice and help in getting the book finished. Thanks to Ball and Hise Studios for their fine work and promptness when we most needed it. A special thanks to the publisher Mr. Abbott, Joe Kratky and Bob Kendall for their patience and personal interest in the book. Thanks also to artist Doug Lynch whose advice has been invaluable in helping us form our editorial policy. 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