Oregon State University - Beaver Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 504 of the 1974 volume:

Within a vale of western mountains . . THE 1974 BE A VER FOR THE STUDENTS OF OREGON ST A TE Karen Barrett, Editor Ron Pa hi, Business Manager Judy Owen,Assistant Editor i Two through Sixty-nin Spring 1973 Sovooty through Ono-hundrod forty-runt Fall 1973 One-hundred fifty through TuaA klMMPkAit iuiAMiu I WO-rHMHJrw%J TWwflTy-TIVw Two-hundred twenty-fix to ThoEnd Winter 1974 People 1973-1974 SPRING TERM 1973 — Sun — Watergate dam bursts — Lowered drinking age goes on wagon — Tom Woods sets high jump record — Mom s weekend — Sam Bartlett and Milton Schultz champion balloon car blowers — Gasoline crisis — Property tax plan vetoed — All previous statements inoperative 5 . J. i Spring; lots of sun and little studying More time for now, less time for later. 6 7 The beach — an escape in the crashing waves; and places to hide from the omnipresent call of study. Solitude and escape, or an excuse to be free. 8 9 10 like parties, and dances, and beer, and girls and the guy next door. Springtime, generally speaking, was a happy time. n Mom's Weekend 1973: Turtles In quarantine; bunnies to the rescue Aesop must have rolled in his grave over the turn of events for the Beta Theta Pi Turtle Derby. The traditional turtle contestants were put under quarantine by the State Department of Agriculture after it was discovered the imported reptiles were infected with Salmonella. But the Beta's, determined to have their Derby, recruited a new batch of starters — bunnies. And the Derby went on as planned. There were other events — a pottery sale, photography salon and exhibits — to occupy moms and kids through the weekend. Then Saturday night. . . 13 . . . the sound of music filled Gill Coliseum — compliments of IFC. The annual IFC Sing, sponsored by Inter-Fraternity Council, capped the weekend's festivities. University living groups provided musical entertainment while the proceeds from ticket sales helped fill the coffers of the IFC scholarship fund. d 16 17 Misleading information and government secrecy has plagued this country for almost a decade Brit Hume May 16, 1973 , , , a nation holding a new hope for peace. Admiral T. H. Moorer, U.S.N. Chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff April 6, 1973 20 22 Dan Hicks Commander Cody April 7, 1973 23 24 r 25 ALL RIGHT PEOPLE. . PEOPLE!! COME ON NOW— GET IT TOGETHER HEY-THAT'S-A-NICE! 26 A strange symbiosis of disciplines The College of Liberal Arts consists of everything not listed in the College of Science or other numerous schools on campus. Their purpose is to give meaning to the rest of the disciplines. The scientists try to find, or at least clarify, the origin of the Universe, the social scientist give the origin a tangible meaning and a perimeter for understanding. This understanding of the several fractions can then, through the medium of the Arts, be transplanted,dissected, inspected, directed and transmitted to the awakened Universe. And further to awaken that part of the Universe not yet civilized, colonialized, or homogenized. Et cetera. This is accomplished by use of time tested formulae: Practice. Only through practice can perfection be achieved. Only through perfection can the obscure be passed on for its intended purpose; be it entertainment or information, in a perfectly clear way. LART , it can be said, gives questions to the answers others may or may not provide. 28 top right: Mary Oman at the Rogue River dig, iummer 1973. loft: Or. Richard Rom and Judy Smith Adams at the Neptune State Park during the archeological field school, summer 1973. Artists making artifacts for now and the future. Science clarifies When the series of locants containing the same number of terms are compared term by term, that series is lowest which contains the lowest number on the occasion of the first difference. IUPAC Nomenclature Rules 32 the origin of the Universe far upper left: Microtu Montanus, tho mountain vole, it tho subjoct of roioarch of Dr. Larry Forslund, a mombor of tho general scienco department. far lower left: skin flick of a muttel gill prepared by tho Electron Microscopy dats, Z 566. above left: an x-ray diffraction diagram of a crystal, pro’parod by Dr. David P. 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Computer science jives college lew dimensions ee video display for the copy) OSCAR AT YOUR SERVICE. CO TO FILE COLSCI.' LARGEST 0IVISIOM OF UNIVERSITY.' FIRST COURSES IN ZOOLOGY 1865.' CHEMISTRY APPEO IS66.' EIGHT INITIAL PEPARTHENTS: BACTERIOLOGY(MICRO), ' BOTANY CHEMISTRY EHTOMOLOCY CEOLOGY HATN PHYSIC 8 ZOOLOCY' CEHERAL SCIENCE APPEO 1933 CEOCRAPHY APPEO 1952' STATISTICS APPEO 1956' BIOCHEMfBIOPHYSICS APPEO 1967 ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES APPEO 1960-COMPUTER SCIENCE APPEO 1972' KCAME ONE OF TMO COLLECES IN UNIVERSITY 1973' WELCOME TO ITOUCH THIS IS WRONG OSCAR MY MEASUREMENTS ARE 38-24-36' SHUT UP OSCAR TOUCH HE ANP I HILL SCREAM EAT OIRT OSCAR. 35 0.5. U. science center interests Oregonians Good afternoon. Welcome to Oregon State's Marine Science Center. As you may be aware, OSU is participating in multi-institutional, international program to study the ocean. Research is centered on understanding the complex marine ecosystem so man can utilize the ocean for his existence and yet protect the ocean from man. Hey mister, does Charley Tuna live here? Marine programs have been established throughout the world. Hey mister, how come octupuses have eight legses? But Oregonians have long been acutely aware of the impact of the ocean in their lives. This was shown by the creation of the University's oceanography program in 1959 and underscored in 1972 by the establishment of the School of Oceanography. Hey mister, could ya' at least tell me where is the baffroom 'cause I haffta potty! 36 far uppar faff: A m«mb«r of the aerial biom ponders his quandry. far lowar laft: After a long day at sea, a commercial fishing vessel returns to port, uppar right: A sea anemone is the Marine Science Center handling pool, lowar right: Karen Barrett discovers the excitement of life, lowar laft:. . .the boundless energy of the ever constant sea. 37 upper Oregon State's research ship CAYUSEdocked at Newport, lower loft, A hoist aboard the CAYUSE being readied for use. lower right, Water temperature being taken off the Oregon coast by an OSU oceanographer. 38 Beyond all filings is the ocean — Seneca left, Research group preparing to lower Bongo nets to collect specimens, below, From five miles away, the Oregon coast smiles a morning greeting. 39 It is more than recognizing a Douglas Fir A Pseudotsuga what? The School of Forestry does more than teach young men, and now women, how to cut down trees. There are proper and improper methods of cutting timber stands. Knowledge of both is quite important. Once an area is damaged by faulty cutting methods, it takes several years to heal. Looking at a forest as a harvestable crop rather than a gift of nature is stressed at Oregon State. Models and the Self-Learning Center are some of the ways to more effectively realize the actual. It all adds up f making our wood industry better and at the same time keeping our forests intact. Forestry is more than building loggers. 42 upper left, Ed Aulerich, associate professor of forest engineering, demonstrates the Donlceny , a log transporter in minaturo. lower left, Part of tho School of Forestry self-learning center is specimen identification, loft right, A model of forest biota. 43 44 It is the contest that delights us, not the victory 0 . . — Pascal Spring Sports 45 46 ir Spikers earn fifih; House five Pac-8 Champions right: Malting a 9.5 tecond lifotimo bott, Onia Bate it tho loading 100 yard man. below: Doug Snyde gaint an early lead over WSU hurdlert. 48 9 opposite page and uppor loft: Ed Lipscomb, Oregon State's leading vaultor, holds a life time best of 17-2. opposite page bottom: Doug Snyde is groeted by Asst. Coach Chuck McNeil and teammates after his victory in the high hurdles against WSU. above right: Hailu Ebba breaks the mile tepo. Ebba has a lifetime best of 3:59. left: Leonard Hill walks off the field after the stoeplechase. Hill also competes in the two and throo mile events. 51 52 fer left: Mel Cuckovich, a veteran starter for the Beavers, hustles for a second base throw. upper; Bobby Moothart creates a hotbox on second base. near left: Ty Gordon, backed up by shortstop Ken Bailey, forces an out at second base, flower: Bobby Moothart and Ty Gorton attempt to stop a stifling grounder. 53 In a game, just losing is almost as satisfying as just winning. . . W. H. Auden oppotito pago: pitcher Kenny Landurm. loft: Bobby Moothart. bolow and opposite page: Coach Jack Riley discusses the semantics of baseball with a determined umpire, while the rest of the team and Tom Apa (below) back him up. 55 Beavers stroke to third in Northwest 56 57 above: Number one men, Jerry Suyderhound lets loose with e serve. above right: Dave Auxier jumps on the return. right: Auxier confers with Coach Paul Valenti. 58 abova left: Roger McKee concentrate on 1 above right: Barry Laing vKowt good form. Tennis squad goes undefeated in Northern Division play above: Scott Masingill, placing socond in tha tough Pac-8 com patition. Masingill wa individual point laadar through tha season. upper right: Dava Molitor. right: Doug Robbins. 60 Golf team earns third in Pac-8 61 abov: Tom Weiler. right: Mike Rtch. Rugby, soccer inspire participation in recreational sports 62 63 It is in the blood of genius fo love play for it's own sake, whether one uses one's skill on thrones or women, words or pens, gold or fame, the game's the thing! — Gelett Burgess 64 65 Beavers beat Vi kin as; bats wake Diamondmen drop two BeaverTbeat Viks with silent bats 9 ,oSes two to Oregon Qrego1 but drop thrj£aver njne lose—again ofth 0 CKSi “ Mdo Por Hc probably describee the narfniM.. probably describee the performance of the bearer nine moat effectively this year, starting off the conference aeaaon strong by winning four straight, they dropped the next ten in a row to end uj in the cellar of the Northern Division. It intervale in the season, bearer bats were active but, as Coach Jack Riley said, de just weren't good enough in the dutch. Although numerous starters will be back. Coach Riley is soouting heavily for sons new life in the squad. Diamondmen drop series to Cougars C ► O' or % e I Tracksters look for 4th in Pac-8 Champion; Hill, Stone get awards rsearn Spike ir«°' — | -oba in the ails and Jar Ur r a «if nliM intermediate hurdles. 0 OSVJ •“°n -A | U Wised the season by - 'Kew '• match any team in the na r)u s do perforaanoaa, dssplte a disappointing 1 ifth in Pae-6 team standings. The team dJd well against a strong USC teem, end et one tine had visions of victory against a four year superior Oregon dub. That meet ended 66-77, but was probably OSU'a most prominent effort. C6U housed five Pao-6 leaders this season with Leonard Hill in the steeplechase, Jim Judd in the javelin, Tom Wood in the high Jump, Hailu j bbba in the mile and Jaff Oveaon in the Coach berny Wagner sayingH We can la match any teem in the nation with individual! 11 but not in depth. ting of the high jump of 20 :ifth in Pac-8 rhinc ads earn five titles Wagner hope; Schmidt. Helde set nr Ducks wini up 5-4 Plocm third In Pac-Q nuct mnu in roc g ■ i _ Golfers sufferfinal round slump Moliter ties for crown Beaver Sport Shots Beavers have to get tougher OSU's golf Muon can't really be described as being a building one , b eauso the teen really didn't do that bed. Following a strong USC tean, and within a single stroke to Stanford, OSU gained third place in th- Fao-5 tourney in Spokane. At the Western Interoollegiate golf toernanent, Oeu plaoed niAny in a field of 26. Senior Scott Hasingill led the team In this ■etch as well as in the eajority of the season's tourneys Crew places third OSU Masingill takes medalist honors Golfers finish thirc 9o ft f, ou °red Women capture track win for fifth Netters track fast fi°iSh Beavers sign star First In history Rowers beat Huskies Netters remain unbeaten Netters cap perfect season Netters rj. °f or °We 9-o Undefeated is not a ooaaon ten around OSU, but this year it applied to the tennis squad After pulling off a perfect season in the Northern Division, they plaoed fourth in the Pao-8 tourneys only the seoond Northern Division teen to finish eo high in the history of the Fac-r Although the nuaber one and two ■an, Jerry Suyderhound and Jin Kuenali, }erforead wellj the great depth of the squad was probably the najor factor in their suocess sweep tourney Losing seaSons sire good future A Baseball 8 Utah 2 4 San Diego State 5 8 Utah 4 6 San Diego State II 1 Univ. San Diego 4 12 O.C.E. 3 2 Seattle 2 12 Portland State 4 0 Portland State 1 II Univ. Portland 4 II Washington 7 II Washington 1 9 Washington 1 3 S.O.C. 4 6 Willamette 0 9 Oregon 8 4 Oregon 7 6 Oregon 9 4 Washington State 9 3 Washington State 6 6 Washington State 7 5 Portland State 4 2 Lewis and Clark 6 6 Washington State 26 2 Washington State 5 1 Washington State 4 4 Univ. Portland 7 2 Lewis and Clark 1 2 Washington 3 1 Washington 2 3 Washington 1 9 Portland State 2 2 OCE 1 0 Oregon 10 1 Oregon 2 5 Oregon 7 Tennis Golf 9 Nevada, Reno 0 Oregon Invitational First 6 California, Davis 3 Banana Belt Invitational First 8 Canada College 1 Oregon 191 2-71 2 9 Foothill College 0 Alderbrook Invitational Fifth 9 Univ. Portland 0 O.S.U. Invitational Fourth 9 Oregon 0 Portland State 17-10 6l 2 Seattle 2' 2 Western Intercollegiate 13th 5 Washington 4 Portland State 141 2-121 2 7 Univ. Portland 2 7 Oregon 2 7 Oregon 2 9 Idaho 0 9 Washington State 0 2 7 Seattle 8 Washington 1 Inframurals Track 601 2 California 84l 2 56 San Jose State 89 144 Cal Poly 19 91 Washington State 72 101 Utah 78 81 Washington 82 53 U.C.L.A. 87 77 Oregon 86 Crew Western Washington State College: Varsity Heavyweight Second Univ. British Columbia: Varsity Heavyweight First Stanford, U.S.C., Santa Clara: Varsity Heavyweight First Washington, Oregon: Varsity Heavyweight First Corvallis Invitational: O.S.U. Team Third Washington, California: Varsity Heavyweight Third Pacific Northwest Champ: Varsity Heavyweight Third All University Track Champions: Winnemucca Restop Badminton Doubles Champions: Supote Rachapaetayakom Bob Carney Bowling Champions: Sigma Alpha Epsioln Wilson Fifth Heckart Lodge Chinese Student Association Cross Country Champions: Bruce Boyle, Trail's End Team: Iron Men Golf Doubles Champions: Lonnie Keeter Handball Doubles Champions: Frank Swahosky George Marmorino Horseshoes Singles Champions: Doug Boardman Avery Lodge Soccer: Sigma Phi Epsilon Poling Fifth Dixon Lodge Iranian Student Association Softball: Alpha Tau Omega McNary Fifth Dixon Lodge Fifteenth Street Gang Tennis Doubles, Champions: Dixon Lodge Volleyball Doublos Champions: Kappa Sigma Women Softball Champions: Bloss Hall Women Tennis Singles: Debbie Frantz Women Tennis Doubles: Jeannine Copperstone Debbie Frantz WM ? FALL TERM 1973 — rain — Agnew resigns — Mideast goes for round three — football team goes 2-9 — A TO and Tri-Delts win spirit spree — ASOSU Senate supports Nixon impeachment — Speed lowered to 55 mph — November rainfall — 18.9 inches — that's not rain, that's a flood 71 Fall term . . . The normal Oregon fall weather turned slightly wetter tljan usual. Classes were held despite subdued lighting and chattering teeth. 73 The Barometer was read each morning by many to see what new controversy had arisen over night either at the University or with the rest of the world. On campus much was said about a proposed golf course, condom machines and the capabilities of Dee Andros as a football coach. Around the rest of the country we had a vice-president resign, talk of impeaching the president, a new Mid-East war and a thing called an energy crisis. 74 m Imprtnr your personal Mr.... SAMOA in colors I h SOU t ISETRE NIGHT I K N GOIL MORNING BLUE SIESTA GREEN liB 75 Throughout most of the summer we felt the pinch of a gasoline shortage. By fall we were told to cut back on all forms of energy used from heating oil to electricity. The extremely wet fall relieved part of the electricity pinch but the speed limits on the highways were dropped to 55 miles per hour to save on gasoline. Besides worrying about the world's future, here at Oregon State we had to worry about our own. All most of us could say was. . . 76 Minorities Symposium: a lesson above laff, Vernon Bellecourf, AIM loader, opens the Symposium with a scathing commentary on Wounded Knee, above center, Bellecourt discusses Indian movement with members of the Native American club, tower center, One member of Bellecourt's entourage who presented an ethnic poem at the Symposium, far right, Frances Sissy FarenthoJd who attacked what she termed sexism in politics. 80 in listening. . . and learning We are proud fo be pari of the struggle. — Vernon Bellecourt November 6, 1973 Critical words and harsh accusations were prominent during the Minorities Symposium held November 6— 16. With representatives from several minority groups, the Symposium helped enlighten the University on the history, goals and problems of minorities. Vernon Bellecourt, American Indian Movement national field director, opened the symposium with an angry commentary on the events at Wounded Knee which ho termed, a political statement against the years of repression, abuse and mistreatment of White America. To wrap up the symposium, Frances Farenthold, National Women's Political Causus leader, addressed the University on women as a minority. Focusing on the legal and political aspects of the Women's Movement, Farenthold expressed concern over the common idea that politics aren't feminime. She said qualifications for political success are based on sex and race and she is working for the day when an unqualified woman, Black or Chi-cano can join the unqualified man in politics. I 81 The hand that used to rock the cradle has started to rock the boat 82 Women comprise 36 percent of the total University enrollment with numbers ranging from 15 women in the School of Oceanography to 1.387 in the College of Liberal Arts. Women are active in a multitude of University activities — politics, they have not been one of the demanding of vocal minority groups. In the spring of 1973, a group of women, headed by Jeanne Dost, dusted out the old Palentology building, re-named it the Women's Study Center and decided the University should hear about women. It was a rough and rocky start. A lack of interest loomed as a threat to the continuation of the center. But in spite of it all, the Center has survived. Dost, the present director, has based the Center on disseminating information about women and re-educating people about the role of women in our culture. In terms of concrete accomplishments. there have been changes made. Courses dealing with women — Women in 20th Century Literature. Women in Politics. Sociology of Sex Role — have been added to the Uni-versity curriculum. But whether there have been attitudinal changes .s another matter — and very difficult to determine Robert W. MacVicar, President Roy A. Young, Vice President for Research and Graduate Studies Milosh Popovich, Dean of Administration David B. Nicodemus, Dean of Faculty Robert W. Chick, Dean of Students Sutart E. Knapp, Dean of Undergraduate Studies Because of limited space, we were unable to list the entire general administration, but we take this opportunity to acknowledge their existence and to appreciate their positions. Rolls Royce courtesy Burton G. Wood, Associate Dean of Agriculture 85 Coffee, a Maple Bar, Study and sleep! Memorial Union: Place to go, People to see. Things to do 86 Catch up on — studies sleep hustling and just cooling it. 87 Associated Students of OSU — People on the purse strings The cabinet: John Gartland. . . President Kerby Anderson. . . IstV.P. Lolenzo Bugsy Poe . . . 2nd V.P. Peggy Sato . . . Treasurer 68 If you want to spend university cash, You've got to ask them first. Be sure to ask nice. 89 Why is there R.O.T.C.? Because it's so much fun? Or because it’s mouse? Maybe you need a sequence? It is hardly any of those reasons. The real answer is a highly personal thing. The men and women that sign up in the Reserve Officer Training Corps are in the service — for real. There is still a stint in the for real military after graduation. It must be worth it all. The Navy unit (Navy and Marine branches) is one of the largest in the country. Total enrollment in the military program is consistently up. Now there are even females signing up. Uncle Sam is an equal opportunity employer. Wha f Is R. O. T. C. ? Drill at all hours of the morning and night. Marching and marching some more until it's right. Physical Training tests to see how much pain a soldier can take. A deep sense of patriotism and national awareness. It is an organized program to make better persons to ultimately make a better United States. 90 Welcome to R.O.T.C. We Build Persons Yes, Sir! Thai's 'M'am', son. Sir? 91 F. T.X. Field Training Exercise Mock War to Make Students Soldiers. 92 93 Determination, Patriotism, Advising, P-T Tests, Add up to... The Several Faces of Student Military 94 95 96 IK i � j� wmm m -; • m ■ wtisw mmm mm twm i i wmm r nm«% ■■ . aa ■« WBI !Hfi� Mi£fi M 4 Rtt itaiiiiiijaHi mm umia «� � « •� a� imifli w- j SSf-i. ' ' ■ 3 39 atWNM « � t:w - £1W � B .tWHVtl I ■' 3WPI VfW « ■“■■� ■ ttHnc%ii mvm iiisidiasf mm Nothing is as wondrous as a human being when he begins to discover himself. NO MINORS Permitted in This Po of These t� c«pHr� j uch p«rtoni whoM admittlon for tho tranudon minor accompanied by tlialr OREGON LIQUOR CONTROL COMMISSION TOtUONMATMOTM -TO Airino ot tiMOvw wiTMOt T or to o mom uowo comtim com-mumm TWa Mm Mav « m 99 Everything You Always Wanted to Learn but they were afraid to teach 100 Discovery is what the Experimental College is all about. Since its conception in 1968, it has been a shot in the arm of the staid University curricula. Classes like pottery making, beer tasting and yoga are just a few courses offered each term to titillate the senses and expand the mind. One goal of the college was to offer a variety of non-university courses and serve as a testing ground for classes that could be added to the academic curriculum. One popular College class, yoga, was being considered fall term for inclusion as an activity course in the Physical Education department. One reason for the College's existence is to help break down the definite town and gown” barrier existing between Corvallis and the University, by sponsoring such events as a poetry reading of three of the nation's top poets. This part of the goals seems to be working out just fine, after all, how antagonistic can you feel while beer tasting? 101 We Have Something For Every Body You'd better believe Pharmacy has something for every-body every body. Pharmacy students helped with the Blood Drive on campus. This year they surpassed the goal by a full 100 pints. They also man (person?) the Student Health Center pharmacy to hand out prescriptions for ill health or to avoid ill health with Birth Control Pills. From the standpoint of an outsider looking in, the pharmacist is viewed as a white smocked pill pusher. Now in five years the prospective druggist is supposed to learn quite a lot besides pill pushing. We can thank them for keeping us viable longer. Your physician would be only half a team without the pharmacist to fill his orders so you can fill your life. 102 OAPHER Conference Comes to OSU Now, your probably wondering What the hell is an OAPHER? Well when you put all the first letters 01 Oregon Association for Health Physical Education and Recreation together it spells OAPHER. Oregon State hosted the 56th annual convention of the group for a three day physical ed. fun fest. The theme for this meeting was OAPHERtunity. Those attending the conference had the opportunity to refine their techniques for teaching or participating in anything from gymnastics to first aid. The implication is, I suppose, that you need one after you do the other. But isn’t it nice to know that if you do get an owie” there will be somebody there that will know exactly how to help you. 04 Ballet! Boy are people going to wonder about you at the YMCA! Tickle Your Fancy With ... A Shuttlecock? Rally 'round the gym floor with anything from ballroom dancing to judo 10 7 109 no 112 It may have been a losing season, But we beat Oregon! We had a great team! At times the offense looked fantastic And at others, our defense shattered bones, But then, this problem of synchrony . . top, Craig Fair. Above, Alvin White (12) sots up a handoff to Taroli (22) while Maurer (40) and Dan Woods (70) block the 116 It's a lot tougher to be a football coach than a President. You Ve got four years as President and they guard you. A coach doesn't have anyone to protect him when things go wrong. — Harry S. Truman 117 Cross Country 118 119 above, Hailu Ebba. loft, Bill Cram. 120 Northern Division 121 above, Tom Chamberlain, top right, Tom Chamberlain pitchos out under good protection, right, Gono Dalos fights for possession while Terry Smith (46) and Claronce Smithy (59) assist. Baby Beavers 122 Finish 2 — 3 in Tough League loft, Greg Hirshborgor punts while Larry Clarko assists. bolow loft, Tom Chamberlain, bolow, Mike Propes (79). Terry Smith (46), and Clarence Smithy (59) smother offonso. above, Janice Hironaka. top right, Rick Coutin and CaH Pauche. right, Jeanene Booman. far right, Joanono Booman, Kathi Hart, Brian Butler, and Rick Coutin. Squad 124 Helps Rally Beavers. 125 top, Chrit Common and Brian Butler, right, Janice Byer. 126 Intramurals Have Something for Every body! 12 7 129 8 . . . sport has helped me to achieve self-acceptance. 131 ri Beavers beat fumbling Ducks, Five interceptions Fumble record S9t McKenzie is 2nd in Pac-8 punting Andros credits defensive play Sixth Beaver loss, 44-14 Too rough for s' the Beavers o. Oregon is mistake prone 'o A c 4 The drought Is over Krpalek could be '74 All-America We have a great team coming' ers we nav Gridd, Despite losing season Gervais played on a hunch It is easy to scrape son good points out of the Beaver's disappointing 2-( football season. For ens, we beat th � Ducks in a hard fought 17-1A battle and gained the right to liv ' in Oregon . In this battl ., as well as nany of the losing ones, individ -uals like Steve Gervais, Alvin '..’kite, Craig Fair, Jerry Hackentruck, Dick Maurer and nany others on the team showed themselves to be worthy players. Probably the b®s played and the hardest fought game cf the season was the 21-7 loss to the fine USC club. Although we lost this game, we did a tremendous Job , claimed Dee Andros, envisioning the end of the losing streak at. several points in the season. Although the t am never gained complete control of the fi ld, many indicators appeared that show ' the possibility of future stronger teams. Another heartbreaker, 13-7 White drops from top passing spot mildly beu • ’°P PC Ruggers win n'nclDeeAnd weekend games Ruggers beat Cougers 'OS Ruggers beat Duck. Klckers score 1st Aggers drop osukickftti league'Win, 2-1 Copfiol twice Saturday contest Ruggers show OSU ties Pioneers OSU beats Ducks. in soccer opener (ns rivalry cup l� 17-14 Beaver harriers take third in Pac-8 meet JV's place third over weekend Harriers get set for two meets Wagner looks for top ten finish Harriers daim CWSC meet Harriers perform well, qualify for NCAA meet OSU cross country team After doing wf.ll in the season, ar.d finishing third in tho ?ac B, the thn av r Harriers looked forward to inproving on their ?.6th josition ir. the past years I.'CAA's. Despite a disjointing -un, with Hailu Fbba being diequalifie-1. and Leonard Hill having a bad day, th-runners achieved their goal by placing l tt.h. The season's leaders were -Jndc’.ibt- dly Leonard Hill and Jose Anaya, with several other individuals showing great improvement. Although Coach 2emy ’.'agn r was disappointed with the season, it car. t rm'-d successful in view cf improvement. brlnqs home meet title n Harriers finish 14th at Spokane harr- Cross country finish is ers in - disappointing for Wagnei 0 776-- Injury-hit Enemy rushing stymies JV men ' 'neet Husky Pups stop OSU, 17-10 JV a I Avon JV men ’deserved win Defense delivers JV grid win JV season termed success outplayed by Pups Coubabe late b tally cripples ft Baby Beavers by 22-21 ed9 The causes of the dreary 2-3 3aby Beaver season were many. Th se elements to blame included a very tough Northwest league, an unusual number of injuries, and the fact that many key players were raised to varsity ranks. Ihe team does hava rocn to boast in the fact that the two wins were more fan any Junior varsity team at Orogon State has had in several years. Since the purpose of a J team is to provide experioncei play .rs to the varsity when needed, Coach :iich Koeper toned the oocson quite successful. M Fall Football Poling 5 Solid Gold Delta Tau Delta Avery Lodge Volleyball Wilson 5 Iranian Students Ass Sigma Phi Epsilon Varsity House Dual Swimming Bata Theta Pi Swimming Four Man Medly: 100 Freestyle: Pc Jglies Soderstrom 100 Backstroke: Jacques Aiegell 200 Freestyle: Loren Baker 100 Breaststroke: Pete Soderstrom 300 Freestyle: Bill Carroll 100 Fly: Loren Baker 400 IM Medley: Fred Benz Four Man Relay: Uglies Coed Volleyball Server League. Jameson — Varsity Softer League: J _ Delta Gamma Delta Tau Delta Bumper League: • Samakom Junior Varsity Cross Country OSU JV 35, Linfield College 22 OSU Invitational JV fourth with 105 pts. Clark Collego Invitational I JV second with A6 pts. Mt. Hood Invitational JV third with 97 pts. Portland Track Invitational JV third with 55 pts. Intramurals Individual Winners Golf: Robb Cason y J-1 Raquotball: Dave Dickenson Table Tennis: Vu Dien, Vo Tan Badminton: Dennis Bethea Pocket Billiards: Jeff Eland, Jim Hoffman Tennis: Neal Burgstahler - 13� j' ilh. Flag Football A League First: GDI Chic's Second: Buxton 2 B League First: Gamma Phi Beta Second: Bloss Volleyball First: West 3 A Team Second: Cauthorn 3 . fs. Xi IK ww mEL S' Bowling 91 . Tuesday League: Coed Cottage Wednesday League: Alpha Chi Omega Varsity Football 9 Auburn 18 16 SMU 35 14 BYU 37 7 use 21 31 Washington 7 14 California 24 14 Amona State 44 23 Stanford 24 7 wsu 13 14 UCLA 56 17 Oregon 14 Varsity Cross Country Central Washington Invitational OSU first with 33 pts. If OSU Invitational OSU first with 42 pts. JH) I dtJ NCAA District 8 Northern Championships OSU third with 79 pts. Pac-8 Conference Championships OSU third with 105 pts. NCAA Championship OSU 14th 136 Beaver!and '73 A homecoming court, Another rainy day, Another game lost (7 — 13 WSU), and a concert. . . lift, Choryl Warran and atcort. below, I. to r. Karan Cortata, Chrii Burg-hardf, Sua McGmty and atcorft. 137 BLOOD� SWEAT, and TEARS with Sonoma 138 The Country Wife too immoral for 18th — 19th century stages U2 144 The Doll's House “— a tragedy of misplaced illusions. U5 Andre Kole 146 Fantasy and Reality of the Supernatural World Congressional Medal of Honor Society Banquet host to Bob Hope, Hugh O'Brian, and 1,300 others top, Tom McC«ll, Governor of Oregon, Bob Hope, and Vice Chief of Staff of the U.S. Army, Frederic Weyand. above, actor Hugh O'Brian. 147 WINTER TERM 1974 more rain no snow Pafricia Hearsf kidnapped for mil lions Monroe Street still dry OSU6I-UCLA 57 Chemical Engineers win Engineers Bust recyclable racer race gas lines, gas lines and more GAS LINES after winter, spring is sure to follow Winter — grey, bleak and very wet The shortest term of the school year seemed to drag on and on and on. With perpetual rain and grey skies, spirits went lower and lower and lower. Frozen ground at the beginning of January was the basis for one of the worst floods in years when the skies opened up with a torrent of rain and the water kept getting higher and higher and higher. 151 152 Boy was it dark and were the lines ever long that term. With daylight savings time instituted to conserve power students found themselves walking to class in the dark for most of the term. For the UCLA basketball game: we had to wait in line to get tickets, had to wait in line to get into the Coliseum. Had to go to the men's room, had to wait in line. The next day there was a line to get gas. The whole state was line happy. People didn't care why thore was a line. They got into it just because it was a line. Sometimes you had to wait in line to get into a line. 153 President MacVicar and the owner of the Tally-Ho debated the granting of a liquor license to the Monroe Street restaurant. MacVicar opposed the license because of the proximity of the restaurant to campus. The resulting controversy involved both students and Corvallis residents. 154 Out of sheer boredom and out of their shorts students STREAKED, just for the helluvit. 155 graduation game 3|fThe object of the game is to get the greatest number of people shuffled through this institution of higher learning and earning in the shortest period of time. The first student to successfully land on THE DAY receives one (1) diploma, one (1) tassel and first crack at surviving in the outside world. 154 ROOK REQUIREMENTS: Receive admission notice to OSU. Name misspelled. Go ahead 1 step anyway. Arrive via Leave the Driving to Us in Corvallis. Enroute to dorm, lose two bags and meet four other bewildered freshmen. Advance to Dorm . Meet dorm room and roommate. (Player must make first decision of college career: stay with dorm room and roommate, take Greek option or flee dorm.) In any case, advance to Schedules and Distribution circle. Players with declared majors, hang a left. If you haven't talked with advisor, stay put until next turn. Then hang a left. If unable to decide what the hell you are doing here, hang a right. Pick up clas? cards. Fill out student data sheet (correct name again). Struggle through mid-terms, beer parties, dope raids and putting up with roommate's roommate. Arrive finals week. STOP. Resume game after Christmas vacation. Pick up winter term schedule. Name still wrong. Get invited to party by interesting person. F-A-L-L in love. Emerge for finals — barely. Advance to Spring. Change majors. Drop to 8 hours. Fall out of love. And do a lot of walking in the rain. Hang tight 'til fall. SOPHOMORE OPTION: Resume school fall term if you really want to come back. Otherwise, hang a right. Discover New Life Style . If player went for Greek option freshman year, no choice. Otherwise, get out of dorm and into coop or off-campus living. Advance to Registrar's Square (Big R ). Name still misspelled on schedule. Correct for 17th time. If player brave enough to try Human Relationships square, advance one. If not, try anyway. Meet someone you understand. Ahead 7. Truck through rest of year. Have impressive transcript, no money and no major. Advance one if returning in fall. If not, exit right. JUNIOR CHALLENGE Decide on life calling. Start putting together resume. Get a part-time job. Start hassling registrar in person about misspelled name. They suggest you start spelling name their way. OPTION ffl: If deeply interested in someone, player has option of (a) proposing, (b) propositioning, (c) taking home to meet parents, (d) taking home to roommate. If player opts for a or b, advance to diamond. If opting for c or d, go to square. If permantly settled with one person, stay put until senior year. If still looking, advance through try again, again AND again . SENIOR SURPRISE: Start sending out resumes and filing job rejection slips. Receive job offer from insurance agent. File under Jobs to take when hell freezes over . Advisor says you are deficient 7 hours. Keep hassling registrar about name. Go to holding pattern. If married, expecting first child. Wait in larger holding pattern than other seniors. Advisor waives 7 hours after you out-drink him her at Mother's. THE DAY finally arrives. Have job (a) selling insurance, (b) in military or (c) job you always wanted. Go through commencement exercises. Diploma has name misspelled. Exit into real world. 157 m Despite Gas Shortage Dad's Weekend Comes about To keep Dads going: Stanford — Cal games, an auction, a casino, and U of O vs. OSU wrestling. 159 160 Winter Sports 162 Sportswise: Winter Bleakness Obliterated by Upsets! 163 Beavers Split Successful Season The Beavers' basketball season was characterized by a quite typical collection of victories and defeats, if only the 1313 season record were viewed. But considering a few special victories, the season is bound to be a memorable one for many fans and teammates. On the next few pages are pictured a few new faces amongst a number of familiar ones. Names like Shelton, Tucker and Smith took on a prominent meaning in the season's story, considering both their performance and their youth. Other names like Jones, Erickson, and Oxen still strike home with patriotic emotions, as they continued to put the Beavers in appropriate position — ahead of teams like Oregon and for a game — like UCLA. 164 165 CD V I ” Freshman Standouts Blend Well With Veteran Beavers ' 66 • 67 Oregon become Season's most prized victories Moments like Steve Erickson's dominating check of the uncheckable Bill Walton, and Lonnie Shelton's numerous smirks in the face of the enemy are exclusive in the highlights of the season. Other tenser times, like George Tucker's precious free throws and the final ticking of the clock during the historical Pac-8 defeat of UCLA lend to tell the story of a good season. A proud record of 2-3 with Oregon need also be mentioned, and with it, various incidents can be recalled including Oregon's Coach Harter's apparent grief with the loss of the Chancellor Cup. It's moments like these that make up a successful season. 169 170 171 172 bolow: OSU't 200 plus froshman heavyweight. Larry Biolenberg. wres-ties down ono of his eleven pins. 174 Coach Thomas Inspires 20-7Season Swimmers Show Improvement 176 In Pac-8 Competition 177 78 OSU Dance Team and Pep Band Combine to Provide halftime entertainment. below: Linda Friodrich right: Sue Guest and Kathy Jackson ebovo: Jan Moehring, Karen Tompkins, Mary Galluzzt Sandy Parkor. Brena Willis. Melinda Morrison, Diano Moe above left: Bev Johnstone below: Keren Tompkins end Mery Gelluzzo. 179 Pep Band adds zany fouch fo Game. 180 Intramurals 1 2 There exist two kinds of exercise; that of the mind and that of the body. One is not as effective without the other. L. Paschal 183 184 Women Assert Position by Active and Effective Role in Sports 185 1W 187 BAf°verls d!mo, sh Oregon, 92-79 Miller pleased „ IA, . ... i in a c Welcome back with UCLA w,n 0 sV.°° voe ro rea|ity. Ao' '0 use 60, OSU 53 Coaches swap emotions after OSU hoop win xpresses concern over upsei Players ecstat c o Fo(u)wls trip up Orangemen, 67-( Coaches quiet about officials Cagers demolish En s0e,n I , . with 26 point evening Rainbows, 86-62 Beavers falter in close league tilts Hot junior varsity wins pair Junior varsity eliminate Linfield eager 98-63 q ior varsity beats Oilers, xv Clark by 16 points bonded by the conron desire to play basketball, both varsity prospects and amateurs playing because of their love of the sport to together to make the J7 basketball team Having a winning season this year meant different things t,' various poople. To some, it meant a possible spot on next year's team, and to others, just a rewarding way tokeep in shape. The prominent figures on this year's team were Mark Greg at post, forwards trad V oolrich and Kyle Grossart, and guards Ton Lundin and senior captain Kike Townc. Without considering the lrck of scholarships and the nixed goals of the tean, the Baby Beaver's effofct was near to maximum this season. JV hoopmen schedule UW Pups' challenge Strobe seeks record Matmen beat breaking win Saturday Ducks in final litrobel, Phillips, Gerding win crowns three matches Wrestlers finish third at Pac-8's W unde 09 restlers edge Colorado, 23-18 0 onc-8 r°ee' Bielenberg nails key pin in 21-15 win at °C Matmen spurn Duck threat rapplers devastate Falcons: :ome back to beat Cal Polv Grapplers win, lose on the road Wrestlers make comeback Things were different this year for Oregon State Wrestling. Instead of being national contenders, the Beaver's effort was being directed at gaining a berth in the Pac 8. The season ended with a third spot in this league and three wrestlers winning crowns. Greg Strobe 1, Ben Gerding. and Tom Phillips won their divisions with Freshman Larry Bielenberg losing in the last round of the heavyweight bracket. The successful 20-7 season was topped by a final dual meet victory over Oregon. to beat Wyoming, 20-14 Strobel tops Pacific-8 matmen rankers swim final meet fourth Swim-men p'acfc? Although the Beaver's past swimming record has merited them sparse attention, it's good to recognize the fact that the team has used 74 to improve by qualifying thirteen men for the Pac 8 Swimming Championships. Coach Bill Winkler notes his strongest personnel and events being Bill Shawver in the 50. 100, and 200 yard freestyle. Brent Webb in the 100 and 200 backstroke. Dave Castncr in the 100 backstroke, the 800 freestyle relay and the 400 medley relay. By placing fourth in a field of twelve in the Northwest Intercollegiate Championships already this season, the Beavers are predicted to improve upon their seventh spot in the Pac 8 of last year. Swimming teams split; women edge Ducks Poolmen travel to Pac-8 meet BASKETBALL 75 63 88 74 59 84 88 82 61 56 54 56 87 69 86 61 92 71 75 61 53 53 77 76 63 81 New Mexico Cincinnati Seton Hall West Virginia Las Vegas, Puget Sound Portland Army Indiana Washington California Stanford Washington Washington St Hawaii Oregon Oregon use UCLA UCLA use Stanford California Washington S Washington Oregon I INTRAMURALS Basketball A Fraternity: Delta Tau Delta A Residence Hall: Wilson 6 A Independents: T.N.T. B Fraternity: Delta Tau Delta B Residence Hall: McNary 6 B Independents: Humeroids Open Basketball: Beta Theta Pi Free Throws: Beta Theta Pi Water Pplo Residence Hall: Weathorford IE Fraternity: Theta Chi Independent: Oceanography Wrestling Tie: Sigma Phi Epsilon t Kappa Rficauetbal Team: Dennis Ai Dave Diet nson w 191 192 OTHELLO pride brings iragedy 194 Preservation Hall Jazz Band Entertains Oregon State in Concert 197 Loggins and Messina January 26, 1974 With Jesse Colin Young 199 The wool of these sheep -from Agriculture may be the end product of hlome Economics AG HOME EC The following eight pages will cover the inter-relationships of the schools of Home Economics and Agriculture. The purpose is actually quite simple: The shoes on your feet or the meat on your plate have to start someplace before the cook or designer can even start to perform their wizardry. For years Oregon State has had the nickname of Cow College because of the deep involvement it has in the field of Agriculture. West of the campus a visitor can find chickens and cows and sheep and horses and thousands of dollars being spent on research to make bitter beef better. This does not even include the research done for soils to grow better crops, or the research on crops to feed better animals. And in the end it all comes down to the consumer. Naturally the public wants to see the best possible product. Thence the workers in Home Economics strive to utilize the best in a variety of ways and to take the poor and turn it into the best. Sort of the Silk purse out of a sow's ear syndrome. 200 201 202 Milk and Children, is like Laurel and Hardy 204 From the barn to the butcher to consumer 205 Grain and seed study benefits food preparation 207 noinaiiTT rccirg The objective of the School of Business and Technology is to provide students with the professional preparation necessary for successful careers in modern business. Emphasis is placed not only upon the concepts and analytical techniques of business decision making but also upon the obligations and opportunities of businessmen for effective service to society. The school is acredited by the American Association of Collegiate Schools of Business. That's all real fine, but just what is it like to be a major under the rigors of B and T? A typical student response: In a lot of ways it is no different than any other school. But there are some odd things about our school. Some schools and departments want you to check with your advisor every term to arrange your schedule. Our counselor is left on a chair in the hall for us to pick up. It is about fifteen pages of everything you ever needed to know about B and T. That makes the student responsible for getting the right credits at the right time. I figure they assume that if you are old enough to go to college, you are old enough to design a good schedule. This year at registration we had to sign a statement saying that the student takes full responsibility for fulfilling the University and OFnOE_OF_T € (XW • . School requirements. I don't think they trust us completely. The 'Technology' in the name refers to the fact that we have to have 27 hours in a technical minor. Something like math, or forestry, industrial engineering or sometimes home ec. That is in addition to the eight areas of concentration we have to choose from. They range from accounting, international business, agri1 business management, and so on. B and T Student Council sponsored a new lounge in the basement of Bexell for the students to relax, study, or just to get us out of the halls. The news letter started coming out again. The Bexell Times keeps all of the business majors in touch with what is happening around Bexell. The Management, Marketing, and Accounting Clubs provide valuable experience and information for their members. They bring in speakers from the outside world to talk about specific problems and solutions. Everybody really likes to see the Blitz man come down to talk to the Marketing Club. Rumor has it that he buys at Mother's after the meeting. What else do you need to know? I'm late for class. Business Administration The major curriculum In Bum Adininivlration reflects the increasingly complex economic, social, and technological assets of modem business decision making. The major in Business Administration u combined with a minor in science, or science-technology, and with work in the tocial sciences. In all course work, emphasis it given to the development of effective decision-making, including an understanding of personal values and motivation, and an awarertest of the interrelationship between business and society. Freshman Year Hours Introduction to Business (BA 101) —... . 4 Introduction to Business Data Processing (BA 131) _ . . 3 ’Mathematics (Mth 161.162,163) 12 English Composition (Wr 121) . 3 ' llectises or officer education...................... 23 Ph sical education or general h giene .................... 3 Sophomore Year 48 Principles of Economics (Ec 213,214) .................. 8 Qnantitat.se Business Methods (BA 235)................ .... 4 Introduction to Management Science (BA 238 ) 4 Financial Accounting (BA 211)........................... 4 Managerial Accounting (BA 212) 4 •Minor 0 ’ Fleetsves or officer education . 1 Physical education .... 1 Junior Year 48 Management Processes (BA 302) ...� ---------------------- 4 Production (BA 311) .................................... 4 (BA 312) 4 Finance (BA 313) ... 4 Business Law (BA 315) __________________ — 4 Behavior in Organizations (BA 361) 4 Technical Rcpott Wnting (Wr 327) 3 Minor.............................................. 9 • Electives 12 Senior Year 48 Business and Its Environment (BA 495) ............... 4 Business Polky (BA 499) 4 'Business administration (concentration) 17-21 9 ' Electives 10-14 48 209 Career Oriented Calculators, Books, Wall Street Journal, etc. INTERVIEW SCHH Dale Parnell, director of Oregon Public Schools, came to Corvallis January 22 to explain the new graduation requirements beginning with the high school class of 1978. The new requirements are the only revisions since 1916 in Oregon. Parnell said we are living in an information rich, experience poor society. Whereas in 1916 it was information poor, experience rich society. The old requirements concentrated on credits and attendance. The new will concentrate on competencies as well. Competencies involve personal development social responsibility and career development. What students need in our society today are the tools for survival. But this is not the only need. We still have the need for security, belonging, self-esteem and love. Requirements change! 212 EDUCATION: (ej-oo — or ed-yoo — ) noun (I) The sysmatic development and cultivation of the natural power, by inculcation, example, teaching, discipline, and other social processes. (2) Teaching as a system, science, or art; pedagogy. (3) The training of animals. (4) The culture of bees, bacteria, etc. 214 What, Me Teach? The school of Education has the awesome task of trying to teach teachers to teach. This includes making sure the potential educator has complete competence in his (or her) particular field, and successful fulfillment of the Oregon requirements. Part of the requirements are the several bloc classes that consist mainly of gradually easing the student into the role of the teacher. A little more teacher and a little less formal student — even though there is a continual learning process. In this smattering of pictures we hope to show the satisfaction that the teachers feel and the work they go through to pass along what they know. And you thought teachers were all professional ogres! 215 What the----------------- is Engineering? Engineering is a licensed profession, and educational patterns must meet certain professional standards. Such standards are assured by periodic inspection of the School by off-campus teams operating under the Engineer's Council for Professional Development, a national, unified accredited organization. Major curricula at Oregon State include Civil, Electrical and Electronics, Mechanical, Chemical, Agriculture, Industrial, Civil Engineering Technology and Mechanical Engineering Technology. But that is not the complete list of possibilities in the School. There is also General, Nuclear, Mining, Metallurgical, Ocean and Aerospace. And you thought that it was all building bridges and dams. The Barometer is. . . . . . seeing your mistakes in print The Barometer is . . . Lots of fun and lots of heartaches . . . Great, Great, Great . . . Good Money? . . . DEADLINES . . . One big happy family . . . You learn how to stretch two lines into thirty and how to cut 100 lines down to twenty-seven . . . When do we get to study? . . . The coldest room in the MU . . . Only forty-three ulcers . . . Something for everyone . . . Right: Editor Steve Clark checks the day's copy. Below: The Barometer Staff, clockwise from lower left: Kerry Eggers, Barb Reynolds, Debbie Meyers, Sue Sibulsky, Mike Nolan, Rich Addicks, Linda Hart, Evie Engel, Kiki Alexander, Don Ryan, Bonnie Rhynard, Keith Klipp-stein, Wanda Erickson, Galen Momb, Dave McKinney, Rich Newton, Doug Root. Inside car; Steve Clark, Chuck Van Meter. 218 One . . . two . . . three . . . SMILE Membtrt of the photography staff of tho 1974 BEAVER. BACK ROW. from left: Nick Loitchuk, Gen© Tsubota. Charlio Yoder. Tom Collin. Pam For mick and toatad Lylo Co , head photographor. Not picturodare Chris Johns. Jim Coon, Dav® Nishitani, Craig Cowgill and Jim Nissen BEAVER Photography Staff BEAVER STAFF: set ups, lay-outs, set backs, headlines, deadlines, dead lines, and the same sick jokes 220 The yearbook by the students, for the students, about the students, and in spite of the students. Despite all of the hassels imposed on the Beaver staff, a quality book was produced. What hassels? Little things like school work, exams, and the other garbage that goes along with being a student full time and an artist-journalist part-time. What exactly is the Beaver anyway? Answer: A chronical of those historic events on the OSU campus. A social comment on the things that did or did not happen. It weighs as much as nine bottles of Blitz, costs as much as 32 condoms from your local machine, and it lasts as long as your department chairman. And it will provide thousands of sort of nice memories in days to come. Not bad for eight bucks is it? Student media on campus — Just what is it? Is it a quickie glance at the Barometer sports page, maybe even a peek at the editorial cartoon if you are the intellectual type. (Kaufman and the Frank kid were really funny.) Maybe it's just wishing that the KBVR cameraman would get out of the way, so you could see Bill Walton (remember him at UCLA?) in a futile effort during the game of the year. In fact, it could be swearing at the KBVR announcers for talking instead of playing tunes. Other than that the appreciation of the efforts of the campus student-journalists is minimal. Opposite page, upper left: Karen Barrett and Charlie Yodor got some pictures. Left: The 1974 Beaver staff from left to right: Lyle Coi, Linda Friedrich, Debbie Oshiro. Deb Banta, Carol Slewson. Kathy Leary, Deb Markham, Libby Dimick, Linda Richert, Judy Owen, Kim Hall, Scott Gailbraith, Karen Barrett, Stacey Berkman, Jim Nissen, Ron Pahl and Terry Yaguchi. Upper left: Ann Fraier and Tom Hottman discuss one of the academic pages. Someone said that the medium is the message. We say that each medium has its own message. In the era of mass communications, understanding of each and every one is vital. So, for your enlightenment, and entertainment, the Beaver proudly presents the different mediums and a speculation on how they would handle a story about a teeny tiny machine that turned the OSU campus inside-out. 221 Debate centers on morality ASOSU Senate approves condom bill After extensive debate, the ASOSU Senate approved the amended condom vending machine bill. Much of the debate centered around moral implications of condom machines in the restrooms around campus. A number of people, both spectators and senators, felt that the machines would be morally degrading and would encourage permissive behavior on the part of the student. Those on the other side of the issue debated that the placement of the machines on campus was not a moral issue. Some believed it was a medical issue, considerint the epidemic proportions of venereal disease in Oregon. The bill, as amended by the Student Activities Committee, recommended placing the vending machines in the men’s and women’s restrooms of the MU. It was noted, though, that the MU had never been consulted on the issue. Largely because of this point, the amended bill was defeated. The orginal bill was then discussed. It suggested placing the machines in men’s restrooms—especially in the residence halls. Many senators objected to the singling out of one living group, and the bill was subsequently amended to endorse placement of the machines on campus, with no recommended location. This bill passed by a vote of 17 yes, 9 no and 2 abstentions. The senators were then given an opportunity to explain their vote. Many opposed the amended bill, saying it was too general. Others opposed it for the moral implications. Record This year’s Barometer increased its daily average number of pages by 25 per cent, up from 11 to 14 pages a day. At the same time, the total column inches of news also increased nearly 25 per cent, up to 34, 787 inches over 28,463 for the previous year. Records do not belong to the news staff alone. The Barometer business staff increased sales in local advertising by 32 per cent. Ad sales reached $30,746.36 compared to $23,326.37 for 1972. High advertising sales enabled the news staff to experiment several times with using a single color with art work and twice (as of Jan. 11) to run full color on the front page. It has been our intent to keep you as informed as possible. In doing so we have been careful not to lull you to sleep and that is why we maintain that “different is better.” breaking Issues 1972.. .. 1973 Total issues 50 49 Total pages 568 688 Average pages per issue 11.36 14 Total column inches for term 47,712 57,792 Total column inches of news 28,463 34,787 Advertising expressed in inches: 15,187 18,636 2,251 1,849 1,567 1,752 19,005 22,237 244 791 19,249 23,028 23,326.39 30,746.36 4,253.52 5,395.81 1.951.20 1,742.21 29.322.12 37,884.38 Local advertising National advertising Classified advertising Total charged advertising Total unpaid advertising Grand total advertising Advertising revenue Local ads National ads Classified ads Total charged ads Fencing Keep it clean To the Editor: Huh? What the hell do firearms and locked car doors have to do with clap (Neisseria gonorrhea)? Perchance we should Install chastity-belt machines instead? Or, maybe penicillin dispensers? Moralizing platitudes have never eradicated, nor prevented, the spread of venereal disease. And personally, I could care leas whether or not anyone approves or disapproves of someone else’s sexual habits. It’s none of their business! All I’ve got to say is-Let's keep it clean folks! David Green Sr.-Eng. Ed. Morales, values To the Editor: Concerning the ASOSU Senate decision dealing with condom vending machines on campus, we feel there is a direct disregard for the morals and values of many students. A cursory view of the situation might recommend the installation of such devices when taking into consideration the rampant growth of VD. However, doesn’t the rampant growth of a “new morality or immorality also stand as a rampant disease in our younger generation? What ever happened to the “squares” who believed that sex was a God-given gift, the beauty of which could only be fully appreciated in marriage? It appears that these squares have been replaced by the “jet-set” who place sex on the same entertainment level as a Saturday afternoon football game. Today’s jet-set” is so influenced by the things they see, that the constant presence of a condom machine on the bathroom wall can only serve as a constant advertisement of an activity that is questionable for those living in residence halls. While we do realize the worthy contribution made toward the eradication of VD and unwanted’ pregnancies Dy the use of condoms, we believe that this preventative measure misses the true harm that is being done. This harm concerns the use of our bodies in a way that degrades our dignity as human beings endowed with emotions, thoughts, and capacities to love for greater than those of other animals. To engage in sex freely outside marriage is to lower ourselves to the level of animals, who feel and act as their drives direct. at orson swe—m em, mU -fWH€RG EU5CTRKAL EN6INGESIN6 STUPWT WENT ABOUT “S NAVJZfilLl NORMAL OAT- Jodie Nelke Kathy Hynes Jr.-Elem. Ed Sr.-Home Ec. Condom trouble To the Editor: It is unquestionable; condom machines should be prohibited on campus. The thinking person should not allow the deceptively simple moral question to blind him to the deeper repercussions that would be spawned by the installation of such a chimera. Not only would these machines vitiate the mores of the students but also demolish the academic excellence of this institution. Observe. Promiscuity would exponentially increase. Class attendance would be decimated while the students satiate their hendonistic desires. Academic probation and eventual expulsion of thousands of students would undoubtedly result. The venerable cumulative grade point would indeed suffer. Additionally the health center would be overburdened with a sharp increase of sprains and fractures effected from students tripping over prostrate couples in the MU commons, hallways, sidewalks, lawns and dining halls. I hope the Senate will purge from their minds any obfuscation about installment after considering the far reaching consequences these machines would cause. God bless Mom, the girl back home, short hair and Nixon! Rex Richardson Grad-Business Improper relations To the Editor : In reply to Larry Sheron’s letter in the Barometer (Say no to vending machines, Nov. 6): If a lot of people are hurting themselves by playing with guns, why don’t we just cut off their guns? What are improper sexual relations anyway? Kip Frey Jr.-rSclence KBVR — EVENING REPORT O.K., thirty seconds till airtime . . . Whet, we're on?!? The staid, conservative world of OSU received a definite lurch today with the approval, by the ASOSU Senate, of the bill to place condom machines in residence hall bathrooms. The bill was marked by heated debate, most of which centered on the morality of the action. Many senators felt that this would encourage illicit (sex) relations between dorm residents. This faction was opposed by those who felt that this would combat venereal disease. The gallery was also divided in their opinion, one member of the Barometer staff expressed the fear that the machines might be mistaken for chewing gum vendors, while another student complained that getting to class would be impossible because of the great number of prostrate couples in the MU quad. Well, that's the news on campus. Stay tuned for Meet The Whole Man. . . . Boy am I glad thats over, what does prostrate mean anyway? . . . above, Pete Belcastro and Doug Blair giv® the KBVR news report, left, Pam Formick announce th® next song. Throughout the year, KBVR kept the campus in tune with coverage of music, sports and news. 224 PRISM: Student Expression Produces Quality Product V The gift you gave, memories, clutch my mind. I, uncertainty see my image in the mirror. Your image is there, jumbled in my mind, jigsaw pieces, gone. And; to multiply the irony of me, alone, in our room, The vacant bed smiles sleepily in the mirror. 225 STUDENTS 1973-1974 OSU students — all shapes, sizes, colors some say Greeks are snobs more and more students migrate off-campus dorms were popular to avoid the high cost of living off campus faced the reality of high costs lots of studying, little play and lots of play with a little study 72 7 SENIORS 229 230 231 232 233 Razeli Abdul Kader Forestry Negri Sembilan, Malaysia Arshad Ahmad Engineering Corvallis, Oregon Mark Aider Science Portland, Oregon Grog Aldridge Education Springfield, Oregon Judy Adsmond Education Portland, Oregon James Ale Business and Technology Portland, Oregon Dave Allen Engineering Sutherlin, Oregon Ginger Alhouse Education Palo Alto, California Donald Allen Science Klamath Falls, Oregon Gail Allen Engineering Salem, Oregon Steven Allen Engineering Menlo Park, California Kathy Almeter Liberal Arts Portland, Oregon Mohammad Aman Engineering Teharn, Iran Helen Ames Home Economics Boise, Idaho Barbara Anderson Home Economics Sutherlin, Oregon Catherine Anderson Business and Technology Portland, Oregon Daniel Anderson Engineering Coos Bay. 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Oregon Pamela Bloom Health and Physical Education Oregon City, Oregon Perry Bodeen Agriculture Yamhill, Oregon Elizabeth Bond Agriculture Klamath Falls, Oregon Lynnell Booth Education Aiea, Hawaii Thomas Borgen Business and Technology Ketchikan, Alaska Mark Borquist Liberal Arts Portland, Oregon Lezlie Botkin Liberal Arts Visalia, California Dennis Boulware Science Honolulu, Hawaii Jeri Bowen Education Portland, Oregon David Bowers Science Portland, Oregon Elizabeth Bowers Engineering Duluth, Minnesota Marcia Bowlsby Liberal Arts Portland, Oregon Daniel Boyd Liberal Arts Salem, Orogon Keith Braun Agriculture Lake Oswego, Oregon lonotta Braun Home Economics Tigard, Oregon Samuel Brontano Business and Technology Woodbrun, Oregon Terry Boley Forestry Lake Oswego, Oregon - Debbie Bond Liberal Arts Philomath, Oregon Bill Brewer Agriculture Adrian, Oregon Douglas Brice Engineering Portland. Oregon 736 Sharon Brockman Science Portland, Oregon Holly Broderick Pharmacy Klamath Falls, Oregon Christine Broders Forestry Liberal Arts Albany, Oregon Allen Brooks Science Portland, Oregon Robert Burdick Liberal Arts Albany, Oregon Barbara Burdin Forestry Portland, Oregon Patricia Burgett Liberal Arts Portland, Oregon Ronald Burgin Science Portland, Oregon Douglas Brown Liberal Arts Gresham, Oregon Peter Brown Liberal Arts Tustin, California Richard Brown Forestry Santa Maria, California Thomas Brown Timothy Brown Education Portland, Oregon Nancy Bruce Home Economics Lake Oswego, Oregon Neal Burgstahler Engineering Portland, Oregon Weldon Burkholder Liberal Arts Albany, Oregon Duane Burleigh Engineering Bend, Oregon Jan Burnham Business and Technology El Cajon, California Heather Burns Liberal Arts Portland, Oregon Mindy Burrell Home Economics Medford, Oregon Kevin Bruer Science Portland, Oregon Stephen Bryson Engineering Los Altos, California Lois Burrill Home Economics Roseburg, Oregon Patricia Burtchett Liberal Arts Corvallis, Oregon Mark Buckley Science Corvallis, Oregon Mary Buholts Home Economics Baker, Oregon Thomas Bunker Education Corvallis, Oregon Wendy Burbrink Education Corvallis, Oregon James Buston Agriculture, Rock Springs, Wyoming Laurie Butler Liberal Arts Nowburg, Oregon Beverley Butters Liberal Arts Corvallis, Oregon Gary Byer Liberal Arts Albany, Oregon 23 7 Arthur Cabral Science Central Point, Oregon David Cady Science Medford, Oregon Deanna Carlson Education Tigard, Oregon Debra Carlson Home Economics Portland, Oregon Glenn Cady Liberal Arts San Diego, California Peggy Calkins Science Portland, Oregon James Callahan Businoss and Technology Eugene, Oregon Kevin Callahan Business and Technology The Dalles, Oregon Susan Calvert Pharmacy Corvallis. Oregon Ronald Camden Business and Technology Coos Bay, Oregon Caryn Campbell Home Economics Eugene. Oregon Diane Campbell Education Portland, Oregon Gary Candolaria Forestry Pico Rivera, California Kathy Canfield Education Beaverton, Oregon Rita Capps Forestry Salem, Oregon Eugene Carbaugh Engineering Portland, Oregon Carloyn Carleton Pharmacy The Dalles, Oregon Byron Carlson Agriculture Kent, Oregon Gary Carlson Science Portland, Oregon Konnoth Carlson Engineering Lakeside, Oregon Raymond Carlson Enaineering Portland, Oregon Colleen Carney Liboral Arts Portland, Oregon Jerry Carpenter Engineering Port Orford, Oregon Courtland Carrier Business and Technology Portland, Oregon Louise Cartasogna Liberal Arts Milwaukie, Oregon Debra Carter Liberal Arts Corvallis. Oregon Gary Cartor Liboral Arts Hillsboro, Orogon Joseph Carter Liberal Arts Corvallis, Oregon Nicholaus Carter Business and Technology Portland. Oregon Larry Cartier Pharmacy Gresham, Oregon Candice Case Science Independence, Orogon Jeanne Casey Liberal Arts Lake Oswogo, Oregon 238 Molly Casey Home Economics Eugene, Oregon Laura Cassens Forestry Hormlston, Oregon Philip Chok Liberal Arts MUwaukie, Oregon Francis Cheng Scienco Hong Kong Margret Cassinelli Health and Physical Education Oregon City, Oregon Beverly Castnor Science Corvallis, Oregon Kathe Caufiold Education Portland, Oregon Gregory Chakarun Scienco Bend, Oregon Kathy Chambers Education Albany, Oregon Francis Chan Engineering Hong Kong Miriam Chan Science Shervrooke, Canada Philip Chan Business and Technology Hacienda Heights, California Charles Chandler Agriculture Baker, Oregon Stephen Chandler Liberal Arts Ontario, Oregon Vickie Chandler Home Economics Baker, Oregon Roberta Chappell Science Prineville, Oregon Edward Chosnutis Agriculture Portland. Oregon Chi Choung Engineering Hong Kong Kandi Chidistor Science Lebanon, Oregon Lily Chin Pharmacy Portland, Oregon Scott Christiansen Business and Technology Lebanon, Oregon Linda Christianson Education Albany, Oregon Kauyu Chung Engineering Hong Kong Juleno Church Home Economics MUwaukie, Oregon Ronald Church Business and Technology Lake Oswego, Oregon Robert Clark Science Alameda, California Stephen Clark Liberal Arts Carpinteria, California Ed Cleland Business and Technology Hillsboro, Oregon Selina Chau Business and Technology Hong Kong Anna Check Home Economics Eugene, Oregon Errol Clevenger Education Corvallis, Oregon Leslie Clydo Science Yamhill, Oregon 239 Shane Cochran Liberal Arts Philomath, Oregon Margaret Cody Education So lorn, Orogon Jamos Coskey Agriculture Hillsboro, Oregon Barbara Cousins Scionco Lake Oswogo, Oregon Susan Coffey Scionco Portland. Oregon Jacquolyn Coffman Education Portland, Orogon Debbie Cohn Liberal Arts Portland, Orogon Charles Cole Hoalth and Physical Education Las Vogas, Nevada Meredith Cole Education John Day, Oregon Nancy Cole Forestry Portland, Oregon Cliff Collard Liberal Arts Tillamook, Orogon Nancy Congleton Forestry Salem, Oregon Michaol Connolly Liboral Arts Portland, Orogon Stephen Connolly Liboral Arts Portland. Orogon Mary Cook Liboral Arts Corvallis. 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California Gary Dodds Liberal Arts Lake Oswego, Oregon Robert Doe Science Pico Rivera, California Mary Doeneka Health and Physical Education Beaverton, Orogon Greg Doering Agriculture Roseburg, Oregon Russell Denman Science Estacada, Oregon Geroge Denniston Business and Technology Reno, Nevada Colleen Dolan Liberal Arts Portland, Oregon Patricia Domanski Agriculture East Brunswick, New Jersey 241 John Domogalla Engineering Salem, Oregon Susan Donaca Liberal Arts Portland, Oregon Robert Downie Business and Technology Portland, Oregon Mary Driscoll Liberal Arlt Portland, Oregon Anno Dubo Education Medford, Oregon Christine Duerr Liberal Arts Corpus Christ!, Texas Darby Duncan Liberal Arts Silverton, Oregon Marcia Dunn Business and Technology St. Louis, Missouri Brenda Durrell Business and Technology Philomath, Oregon Kent Duysen Forestry Porterville, California Daniel Earl Science Gearhart, Oregon Debra Eastrvedt Home Economics Beavetton, Oregon Craig Eaton Business and Technology Lake Oswego, Oregon Gary Easton Business and Technology Forest Grove, Oregon Terri Eaton Science Los Angeles, California Michello Ebeling Home Economics Portland, Oregon Basil Ebong Liberal Arts Nigeria Christina Eby Science Lake Oswego, Oregon Victoria Eddy Science Corvallis, Oregon Daniel Edgerton Liberal Arts Portland, Oregon Mary Edmonds Education Salem, Oregon David Edwards Agriculture Tillamook, Oregon James Edwards Architecture Corvallis, Oregon lawronce Edwards Science Medford, Oregon Tom Eilors Pharmacy Corvallis, Oregon Lori Elder Liberal Arts Corvallis, Oregon Marilee Ellis Liberal Arts Corvallis, Oregon Marjorie Ellis Home Economics Troutdale. Oregon Marline Eltzroth Agriculture Corvallis, Oregon Jani Elway Education Portland, Oregon William Engle Business and Technology Corvallis, Oregon Mark Englizian Liberal Arts Corvallis, Oregon 242 Gary Faw Agriculture Ontario, Oregon Julianna Fee Education Portland, Oregon Roger Fenton Health and Physical Education Waitara, New Zealand Philip Fernandoz Liberal Arts Japan Leren Ferrell Education Albany, Oregon Robin Fouorbachor Engineering Laurel, Montana David Fink Science Forest Grove, Oregon Molly Ficken Business and Technology Astoria, Oregon Pamela Finney Forestry Molalla, Oregon Guner Firuz Engineering Sivas, Turkey Harriet Fischer Home Economics Williams, Oregon Steven Fischer Business and Technology Corvallis, Oregon Marilyn Fisher Home Economics The Dalles. Oregon Patrick Fitzgerald Education Milton Freewater, Oregon Matthew Fitzmaurice Business and Technology Salem, Oregon John Flanagan Agriculture Junction City, Oregon Patricia Englizian Education Corvallis, Oregon Julie Ercolini Education Salem, Oregon Dana Erickson Business and Technology Salem, Oregon Daniel Erickson Business and Technology The Dalles, Oregon Kay Ericksen Business and Technology The Dalles, Oregon Michael Erickson Science Grants Pass, Oregon Wanda Erickson Home Economics Knappa, Oregon Gordon Euler Agriculture Portland. 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Oregon Deidre Grittin Home Economics Milweukie, Orogon Barry Gustatson Heelth end Physicel Educe tion Corvellis, Oregon Ernest Gustatson Liberel Arts The Delles, Oregon Janis Gustatson Home Economics Monmouth, Oregon Thomas Guy Liberel Arts Portlend. Oregon Nancy Haberlach Agriculture Cleckemes, Oregon Neil Hagadorn Forestry Corvellis, Oregon Alice Hageman Heelth end Physicel Educe tion Corvellis. Oregon Elizabeth Hagen Liberel Arts Be evert on, Oregon Thomas Hagen Business end Technology Billings, Montene Caroline Haglan Liberel Arts Portlend, Oregon 246 David Haglund Engineering Astoria, Orogon Paul Hainos Engineering Corvallis, Orogon Linda Halbort Education Springfield, Oregon David Halim Science Medan Sumatra, Indonesia Art Hall Science Brookings, Orogon Karon Hall Science Sandy, Oregon Rundal Hall Business and Technology Corvallis, Oregon Richard Hall Agriculture Sandy, Oregon Philip Hallin Engineering Medford. Orogon Henry Hamanishi Engineering Ontario, Orogon Marilyn Hammon Liberal Arts Corvallis, Oregon Carl Hampton Liberal Arts Salem, Oregon 8oth Hannon Liberal Arts Alameda, California Kathloon Hansell Homo Economics Athena, Orogon Sherrie Hansen Education Redding, California Terry Hanson Business and Technology Redding, California Randy Hargons Science Coos Bay, Oregon Evelyn Harrang Home Economics Medford, Orogon Mary Harrahill Education Klamath Falls, Oregon Barbara Harris Home Economics Lebanon, Oregon Don Harte'oo Business and Technology Stay ton, Orogon Claire Hartley Liboral Arts Portland, Oregon Donald Hartloy Science Silvorton, Oregon lla Harvey Business and Technology Portland, Oregon Richard Hastings Homo Economics MUton Freewater, Oregon Steven Hawks Liboral Arts Portland, Orogon Tim Hawkins Agriculture Pendleton, Oregon Scott Hayes Forestry Bartlesville. Oklahoma Luanno Hefty Scionco Salom, Orogon Michael Hefty Education Salem, Orogon Kathleen Hoaly Liboral Arts Portland, Oregon Soorge Heider Engineering Corvallis, Oregon 24 7 Marc Heinti Pharmacy Portland, Orogon Donna Heisler Pharmacy The Dalles, Oregon Paul Heistuman Education Eugene, Oregon Von Holmuth Forestry Corvallis, Oregon Patricia Ann Heming Home Economics Walnut Creek, California William Henderson Agriculture Portland, Oregon Eric Hondrick Science Lake Oswego, Oregon Patricia Hondenon Education Lebanon, Oregon Sally Henning Home Economics Portland, Oregon Robert Herbage Business and Technology Roseburg, Oregon Mary Herman Business and Technology Corvallis, Oregon Martha Herrington Education Arcadia, California Frank Heuschkel Business and Technology Corvallis, Oregon Melinda Heuschkel Science Corvallis, Oregon Ardello Hoyntsen Education Burlington, Washington Tom Hickey Business and Technology Boise, Idaho Nancy Hinke Pharmacy Corvallis, Oregon Lowell Hill Engineering Portland, Oregon Merle Hill Engineering Portland, Oregon Nancy Hill Science Molalla, Oregon Gordon Hilton Agriculture Aumsville, Oregon Gary Hinds Business and Technology Portland, Oregon Douglas Hinkle Business and Technology Athena, Oregon David Hjorth Business and Technology Portland, Oregon Jade Ho Business and Technology Astoria, Oregon Patricia Ho Pharmacy Astoria. Oregon Daniel Hodge Engineering Beaverton, Oregon Roger Hodge Education Milwaukie, Orogon Jeri Hoffman Liberal Arts Eugono, Oregon Barbara Hollenbeck Home Economics Portland, Oregon Harold Hollis Engineering Klamath Falls, Oregon Henry Holm Agriculture Forest Grove, Oregon 248 Clarence Holmes Business and Technology Monument, Oregon Mark Holstad Business and Technology Salem. Oregon Pam Hoticlaw Home Economics Ontario, Oregon David Hornibrook Business and Technology Corvallis, Oregon Lori Hoss Education West Linn, Oregon Judith Hotchkiss Business and Technology Burns, Oregon John Houk Forestry Richmond, Virginia Edward Houle Liberal Arts San Jose. California Barbara House Business and Technology San Mateo, California Patrick Howard Business and Technology Redmond, Oregon Patti Howard Liberal Arts Tacoma, Washington Nancy Huff Pharmacy Sisters, Orogon Janet Huhta Education Astoria, Oregon Mandy Hukari Education Hood River, Oregon Deanne Hulbort Education Medford, Oregon Jim Hulsman Engineering Santa Rosa, California Kelly Humblo Home Economics Eugene, Oregon Hugh Humphrey Engineering Vale, Oregon Gary Hunt Engineering Los Angeles, California Michaol Hurley Science Klamath Falls. Oregon Carolyn Hutchins Businoss and Technology Albany, Orogon Gregory Hutchison Liberal Arts Chester, Montana Kimberly Hyde Home Economics Lake Oswego, Oregon Gordon liams Science Alexandria, Virginia Gail Ito Science Corvallis, Oregon Katherine Jabuka Education San Pedro, California Mary Jackson Education Corvallis. Oregon Anita Jacobson Business and Technology Coos Bay, Oregon Lisa Jaeger Liberal Arts Beaverton, Oregon Jody Jamison Pharmacy Portland, Oregon Richard Jonness Business and Technology Newport Beach, California Karen Jernstedt Science Carlton, Oregon 249 8 c Brett Kesterson Engineering Corvallis, Oregon Den Keutor Engineering Albany, Oregon Nancy Knauss Home Economics Tigard, Oregon Christine Kniivila Liberal Arts Burns Lake. British Columbia Larry Kox Agriculture MlltonFreewator, Oregon Gregory Kiggins Agriculture Estacada. Oregon MarJean Knokoy Liberal Arts Tigard, Oregon Margaret Knowles Education Boise, Idaho Stephen Kincholoe Business and Technology Hillsboro, Oregon Colleen King Health and Physical Education Cottage Grove, Oregon Su Un Ko Engineering Hong Kong Sharon Kodani Liberal Arts Honolulu, Hawaii Glenn King Engineering Corvallis, Oregon Daniel Kingsley Engineering Lebanon, Oregon Dave Koellermeier Agriculture West Linn. Oregon Lee Koellermeier Business and Technology Wllsonvllle, Oregon Kay Kinsley Liberal Arts Portland, Oregon Jon Kinzell Science High River, Alberta Rebecca Kipp Home Economics Madras, Oregon Nicholas Kirby Agriculture Hood River, Oregon Shirley Koenig Home Economics Gervls, Oregon Debbie Ko Kes Business and Technology Lakeside, Oregon J. Nyagueh Jarsor Kollie Business and Technology Jenneh Lofa County, Liberia Marcia Komoto Home Economics Ontario. Oregon Carol Kirsch Home Economics Concord. California Robert Kleinkopf Liberal Arts Honolulu, Hawaii Greg Kosher Business and Technology Portland, Oregon John Kowalewski Liberal Arts Salem. Oregon E. Alan Kluge Business and Technology Portland, Oregon Mary Knapp Science Salem, Oregon Karen Krafve Pharmacy Portland, Oregon Jim Kramer Science Lincoln City, Oregon 251 Chariot Krause Science Roseburg, Oregon Jean Krumboin Science Portland, Oregon Glenn Kugel Business and Technology Portland, Oregon Allison Kuhno Liberal Arts Tigard. Oregon Gary Kunz Engineering Portland, Orogon Bruce Kylo Liberal Arts Medford, Oregon Stephanie Labahn Education Sherwood, Oregon Dorothy Lai Pharmacy Hong Kong Helen Lam Agriculture Corvallis. Orogon Michael Lam Business and Technology Hong Kong Linda Lambort Home Economics Salem, Oregon Timothy Land Pharmacy Upland, California Mary Langdon Home Economics Yoncalla, Oregon Christophor Langton Engineering Medford, Orogon Greg Laragan Engineering Boise, Idaho Connie Larsen Health and Physical Education Culbertson, Montana James Larsen Science Forest Grove, Orogon Mary Larson Health and Physical Education Portland, Oregon Thom Laski Health and Physical Education Portland, Oregon Steve Laue Education Coquille, Oregon Marvin LaVoio Engineering Corvallis, Orogon Craig Lawrenco Forestry Walnut Creek, California Patrice Leatherwood Education Eugene, Orogon Jeffrey LeBoouf Liberal Arts Stockton, California Kris Ledbettor Science Portland, Orogon Michele Ledin Liberal Arts Costa Mesa, California Kriston Lednicky Education Gladstone. Orogon Catherine Leo Liberal Arts Lafayette. California Chi Lee Engineering Hong Kong Christopher Lee Engineering San Rafael, California Seng Lee Business and Technology Corvallis, Oregon Shu Lee Enginooring Hong Kong 252 Terry Loo Liberal Arts Honolulu, Hawaii William Leetham Scianca San Marino, California Robyn Leaver Business and Technology Portland, Oregon David Legard Business and Technology Silverton, Oregon Aaron Leung Business and Technology Hong Kong Tim Leung Engineering Hong Kong Donna Lewis Education Portland. Oregon Randall Lewis Business and Technology Beaverton, Oregon Michael Lichty Health and Physical Education Portland, Oregon Susan Lind Liberal Arts West Linn, Oregon Martha Lindgren Home Economics Camarillo. California Jacquelyn Lindth Home Economics Corvallis, Oregon Barbara Locey Education Corvallis, Oregon Steven Locey Education Corvallis, Oregon Carolyn Lockard Business and Technology Albany, Oregon Christine Lockhart Home Economics La Grande, Oregon Linda Loeck Forestry Junction City, Oregon Nancy Lofstedt Liberal Arts Portland, Oregon John Lorentz Science Springfield, Oregon Doug Louie Business and Technology Portland, Oregon Diane Lowe Pharmacy Hood River, Oregon James Lowe Agriculture Rainier, Oregon Larry Luehrs Business and Technology Vancouver, Washington Richard Lund Business and Technology Springfield, Oregon Carolyn Lunt Home Economics Eureka, California David Lusetti Business and Technology Corvallis, Oregon John MacDonald Business and Technology Corvallis, Oregon Laurie MacDonald Science Corvallis, Oregon Tuan-Hoa Mach Agriculture Corvallis, Oregon Clair Mackie Home Economics Pasadena, California Norman Mah Business and Technology Stockton, California Joelyn La main Home Economics Beaverton, Oregon 253 Susan McCorkoll Home Economics Weston, Oregon Steven McCormick Liberal Arts Corvallis, Oregon Lynne McConnell Liberal Arts Portland, Oregon Susie McCubbins Business and Technology Los Angeles, California McLaughlin Howard Business and Technology Salem, Oregon Ruth McNamar Pharmacy North Bend, Oregon Kenneth McNaught Science Corvallis, Oregon Curtis McNeeley Engineering Astoria. Oregon Mike McCullough Science Baker, Oregon Janis McDonald Home Economics Eugene, Oregon Susan McDawell Liberal Arts Salem, Oregon Rodney McDowell Forestry Salem, Oregon Graham McFarland Forestry Woodinville. Washington Jay McFarling Science Corvallis, Oregon Deborah McGoe Education Salem, Oregon Karen McGinnis Agriculture Phoenix, Oregon Susan McGinty Home Economics Medford, Oregon Roger McKee Liberal Arts Roseburg, Oregon Bud McKinney Pharmacy Oakridgo, Oregon Patricia McKinney Liberal Arts Clackamas, Oregon Meredith McReynolds Home Economics Portland, Oregon Barbara McPherson Agriculture Lake Oswego. Oregon Mary McQuarry Education Portland, Oregon Jean McQuiggin Liberal Arts Portland. Oregon Steve Melrose Business and Technology Lake Oswego, Oregon Rochelle Menasho Education Portland. Oregon Albert Menogat Science Myrtle Point, Oregon Rick Mercer Forestry Corvallis, Oregon Stephen Metke Business and Technology Bend, Oregon Susanne Meyer Health and Physical Education Los Angeles, California Scott Meyers Business and Technology Bend. Oregon James Micik Agriculture Portland, Oregon 255 Dona Mikkalo Agriculture Mikkelo, Oregon Albert Miller Forestry Greenville, Alabama Anita Millor Education Portland, Oregon Dian Miller LI bora I Arts Eugene, Oregon Duano Miller Engineering Moro. Oregon Fritz Miller Liberal Arts Coos Bay, Oregon Gary Miller Forestry Midland, Oregon Kristine Miller Home Economics Portland, Oregon Michael Miller Science Bend, Oregon Ronald Miller Business and Technology Corvallis, Oregon David Miltenbergor Agriculture LaPino, Oregon Leslio Mitchell Business and Technology Eugene, Oregon Steven Moberly Business and Technology Tustin, California Eric Moe Science Salem, Oregon Ronald Moo Hoalth and Physical Education Salem, Oregon David Moeckli Engineering Portland, Oregon Pam Mohler Agriculture Corvallis, Oregon Marilyn Mohr Agriculture Hillsboro, Oregon Kathloon Monahan Forestry Tacoma, Washington Arlene Moore Home Economics Mt. 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California Ladan Nasser Business and Technology Tehran, Iran Diana Neisess Business and Technology Menbota, Illinois Carroll Nelson Home Economics Salem, Oregon Kristin Nelson Home Economics Lexington, Oregon Nancy Nelson Liberal Arts Portland, Oregon Patty Nevue Liberal Arts Roseburg, Oregon Denis Newman Business and Technology Corvallis, Oregon Susan Newton Education McMinnville, Oregon Bich-Nga Nguyen Agriculture Corvallis, Oregon Rodney Nichols Microbiology Salem, Oregon Douglass Nicholson Business and Technology Portland, Oregon Bonnie Nickolson Education St. Helens. Oregon James Nicoli Engineering Tigard. Oregon Lee Nielsen, Agriculture Newberg. Oregon Patricia Nielsen Home Economics Corvallis, Oregon Debbie Niemie Health and Physical Education Brookings, Oregon Edwin Nilsen Science Lake Oswego. Oregon Jim Nissen Liberal Arts Novato, California Nancy Nizich Home Economics Portland, Oregon Robert Nelson Business and Technology Corvallis, Oregon Laura Neuman Education Salem, Oregon Carol Noble Home Economics Gold Beach, Oregon Stanton Noblo Engineering Portland, Oregon 257 ■ c« Beverly Palmer Liboral Arts Salem, Oregon Terry Palmer Liberal Arts Sacramento, California Kathleen Palomak! Agriculture Salem, Oregon Cleve Parker Liberal Arts Anchorage, Alaska Susan Parker Home Economics Salem. Oregon Gregory Parks Agriculture Salem, Oregon Pennie Parkinson Liberal Arts Silverton, Oregon Richard Pasek Agriculture Pendleton, Oregon David Passmore Science Portland, Oregon James Patching Education Astoria, Oregon Kelly Patrick Pharmacy Redmond, Oregon William Pattison Business and Technology Salem, Oregon Eric Paulson Health and Physical Education Corvallis, Oregon Susan Paulson Health and Physical Education Corvallis, Oregon Donald Pavelek Liberal Arts Salem, Oregon Kenneth Payne Agriculture Carlton, Oregon Eric Pearson Liberal Arts Portland, Oregon Marilee Pearson Home Economics Eugene, Oregon Janet Pederson Home Economics Salem, Oregon Laurie Peeke Education Roseburg, Oregon Chris Pegg Home Economics Madras, Oregon Thomas Pemberton Forestry Corvallis, Oregon Patsy Perkins Home Economics Milton-Freewater, Oregon Greg Peters Business and Technology Forest Grove, Oregon Lyndel Peters Business and Technology Forest Grove, Oregon Howard Petersen Business and Technology Roseburg. 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Robert King 363 DORMS 367 369 BLOSS 2 and 3 row 1 Paula Smith Andy Petersen Randy Hatfield Diane Donigan Gina Robinson Nick Carter Tom Cowell Jackie Rice Karl Piltz Shirley Koenig Mark Harris Sari Rattner Kim McAlister Bill Higby Andi Green Darrol Hall row 5 Sue Elingson row 3 Caren Tracy Jeffrey Thomas Nancy Tietje Chris Reynolds Bob Schommer Russ Ichimura row 4 Bill Grace row 2 Tom Koualcnyk Ron Stellmaker Warren Maruyama Dick Duker Bill Harris Mike MacAlister Danny Molnor 8arry Goodling row 1 Stacey Pohll Jay Locke Steve Steiner Vicki Jonos Donna Newcomb Louise Stastny Dennis Templeman Janet Twidwell Terril Collier Ann Fraier Doug Larson Gary Sandstrom Parm Brooks Sue O'Rourke Dick Graden Jeanne Picking Debbie Bauer Anne Grant Craig Wilson row 3 Ingrid Kleibor Liz Goldman Mike Nicholson row 2 Joan Hirata row 4 row 5 Rod Sayles Janico Ebort Tom Moore Bill Leslie Carol Foloon Carla Folleen Mary Bissell Todd Schlegel Les Morgan Dave Maas 370 BLOSS 4 row 1 row 2 Kathy Murphy row 4 Jennifer Johnson Sonja Berglund Pam Schmidling Jim Buston Carlyn Swan Connie Larson Teresa Cassinolli Greg Laragan Nancy Graham Jan Burlco Patti O'Rourko Rick Lango Suo Potorson Vicky Shuck Suo Ruddock Bon Schmidgall Paula Zip Zimmerman Wayne Johnson Kathy Johnson Barb Beeson Alex Baranoff Edward Chesnutis John Weller Mickoy Walsh row 3 Margio Or Howard Skaug Nina Nicholson Colleen Billups Jano Doxtator Lanco Wade Susan Compton Karen Kertr Cris Carlson Jim Junor Gene Meyerding Mike Hartley Chas Schmidt Mike Kubitz Frod Hansen Michael Murphy 371 BLOSS HALL row 1 Peggy Latshaw row 3 Rick Jones Judith Wittrock Alice Swan Michoal Non Bob Peterson Nancy Burghardt Kathie Lee Douglas Root Bob Buchanan Paul Abbott John Schmodako row 4 Robin Noo Jean Carter Casey Thompson Davo Quimby Kathy Jabuka Kathio Hart Mark Montgomery Bob Hanor Janat Zimmerman Suo Stady Rick Forguson Dave Fenter Scott Wobb Monica Correia Rick White Michaol Ely Joff Brandsema AndreaHess Perry Bodoon row 2 Kathy Staatz Geoff Denhart Marilyn Modinger Stanley Winther Rick Olsen Eric Pittenger Kathy Smalbergor Kris Lodbottor Mark Housor Larry Warnick 372 BUXTON I row I Nadine Miller Ruthenn Weldon Debbie Dennis Julie Stephenson Linda Peterson row 2 Janet South Anne Timmons Candy Johns Choryl Britton Kathie Patterson row 3 Leah Moore Diano Woodruff Greer Whelan Sheri LaDue Jeanine Johnson Mary Burns Lisa Ebmeyer row 4 Lori Paul Katy Jones Kim Davis Teresa Okuda Cathy Kapok Doanno Bortelson Marti Parkinson Lisa Roth Cindy Toombs Debi Gango Karen Wilson 373 BUXTON 2 row I Karon Snodgrass Donna Campbell row 2 Charlotte Vanchura Trudy McGuire Debbie Meyer Sue Olsen Kim Crowley Dana DeYoung row 3 Kathy Clarlt Christy Farbor Gail Martin Dobbio Kaor Pam Strickfadon Jan Rodgors Robin Korack Suo Vandohoy Barb Tribboy row 4 Becky Sanders Barb Bissett Chris Frihler Suo Humphrios Eileen Welch Becky Burke Becky Lukins Sharon Lorang Janelle Pickney Marian Mitcholl Janet McPhorson Susio Adams row 5 Marla Mahony Patsi Powoll B.J. Bruner Dobbio Niomio Torry Brown MorriLoo Mooro Sally McQu inn Mary Burghardt Dobbio Mode Dana Ramey 3 74 ru BUXTON 3 row 1 row 3 Dee Platt Sue Driver Blyth Colbort Kim Rowso Elaine Coogan Kay Witt row 2 Gail Rogers Bronda Hughos Dobbie Hoven Julio Pedersen Carol Chamberlain Judy Byers Dru Soehren Sue Goodness Vickie Crenshaw Terose Sullivan Eliso Sullivan Hilda Lethe Mary Galluno Julie Frost Gail Montgomery Linda Moore Janet Adkinson Lynn Green Carol Fischer row 4 row 5 Jcanno McCabe Cindy Morrow Thai Yugawa Sue Hamilton Deb Smith Martha Fox Carol Hironaka Sue Gardner Jan Erikson Terri Waldroff Patty Gardner Syreece Hornbuckle Chuck Hill Carol Conrad Suo Holst Barb O'Brien Janelle Munro Bev Vandorpool Sue Becic Jill Strandberg Jan Roth Judy Obite Jann Tkach Carolyn Myers Nancy Elder Joanna Sobcrn Sally Tomassene Ann Squire Bev Mason Sandy Huntley Patty Boldman Deb Coon 3 75 BUXTON 4 row I Margie Copher Jan Pettey Bridget NIebergall Lezlie Rose Mary Blair Sue Pichotto Nancy Holmes Vicky Faulk row 2 Marylu Gianelli Susie Upton Rozeann Beck Becky Shangle Karen Anglemier Tammy Frashour Gail Kollor Leota Elrod Janet Vertrees Peggy DanForth Sandy Boydon Nancy Gjovik row 3 Betty Gordon 8eth Battelle Cheryl Wells Nancy Berry Kelly Cole Mary Morris Melinda Frey Wendy Moore Ellen Osborne Kim Hyder Patti O'Hearn row 4 Jeri Parker Gayle Sprague Kathi Sponcor Sallly Weirback Cindy Stockman Bocki Moore Carrie Supple Linda Park Lois Bartlett row 5 Jan Shaw Johnyne Donnelly Susan Enbysk Bonnie Laing Teresa Dunham Lori Reid Cindy Bober Lynette Buchheit Gerry Beyer Yvonne Lodmell Sue Gebhardt Joan MacPherson 376 BUXTON 5 Row 1 Joanne Johnson Mary Schullanberger Marie Marshall Kay Wong Judy Calder Susie Guest Linda Wuthrick Row 3 Vicki Thaler Lorrie Hosier Dottie Baliiger Zona Hutchison Michele Baum Pat Doefler Margaret Woolsey Mary Case Debbie Wright Stephanie Lucas Sue Fieldbravo Kathy Howard Lovena Daniels Eleanor Fitzgerald Lynda Merkle Nancy Goodwin Nancy Field Kathy Bundy Barbara Large Jenny Stevenson Robin Ratliffe Leah Kinney Vickie Wetzel Tina Cauthorn Janone Jensen Row 2 Jill Peterson Jennifer Hughes Marily Caton Lynn Edson Sally Temple Denise Lundy Row 5 Marilyn Pankratz Shelle Smith Row 4 Rosa Garcia Karla Nachtwoy Marti Farrit Lynn Johnson Susan Swanson 3 77 CALLAHAN 2 row 1 Bonnie Bryant Deanna Eggers Collette Yamaguchi Carol Moser Suaz Chen Chang Delores Talley Lisa Dorn Judy Hoven row 4 Janet Gooley Linda Gabourel Bonney Mann Sue Rove Sarah Reese Janet Swart Kelly Godfroy Susan Von Borstal row 3 Mary Popp Nancy Cologrove Debbie James Kathy Branson Alice Choi Cathy Wilson Karen Miller Julie Greenup Joannine Rask Laurio Azeka Jeri Ziegler Kay Stratton Chris Irwin Debbi Higley Debbie Cochran Unknown row 2 Kay Frye row 5 Carolo Morgan Patsy Bonar Barbara Maodke Vivien Tseng Margaret Melvin Patti Vaughn Janet Sedra Mary Ann Bold Cheryl Wiens Janis Moehring Joan Redden Donna West Anne Sundrstrom Bocky Morja Sue McGinty Diano Rumintki row 6 Pam Barton Nancy Abbott Terrie Meinhart Irono Hodgson Ann Martinson Sarah Shroyer Diane Rodway Lynn Noble Barbara Graber Sherry Hauser Marsha Pulliam Judy Corey Karen Heitmeyer Dee Thoman Carolyn McIntosh Liz Ritchie 378 CALLAHAN 3 Paulette Perfumo Resident Advisor Sophomores Keren Friedstrom Cheryl Hesketh Freshmen Kathy Adams Amy Andorson Kathryn Bartels Shawn Burlinghem Ann Cassinelli Rendy Dimick Rhonda Everson Mary Fajer Julie Grenz Peggy Hummor Joan Inglo Pamela Johnson Maureen Kalsch Louiso Kapustka Ann Kinnaird Raglene Magagna Nora Murphy Torose Nannoman Carol Nepote Margaret Rexses Kristin© Ringstad Morodith Runyan Sally Schuetz Mary Shupienis Hollis Smith Linda Spencer Judy Stafford Becky Steltenpohl Cindy Stoelk Nancy Summers Kerrie Sundeleaf Barbara Walling CALLAHAN 4 row I Debbie Dunn Sue Sanders Cathy Jackson row 2 Kathy Combo Joan Roynoldson Diane Reeksecker Janet Kemper Nancy Wassam Pam Hawkins Barbara Cyrus Arleen Orwick Jeanne Dolby row 3 Sue Warns May Ngan Maureen Hughes Sandy Stone Susan Werstlein Sue Whipple Bov Johnstone Pam Morin Patty Callintine Dobbio Wuitschick Donna Warner Ann Hicks row 4 Trudi Templeton Vicki Sutherland Denise McGrath Jan Mannle Jonny Gunther Cindy Lambert Sherri Lilleoren Pam Stebbeds Jill Nyland Vicky Marshall Maria Phillips Paula Mooro Joni Kalina Mary McCormick Jennifer Morse Cyndeo Morris Kathy Hamilton Sue Robnett Judy Haugen Pam Asher Torri Olbrich 380 Callahan 5 ROW 1 ROW2 Deanne White Nancy Peineckos Nancy McCarthy Cathy Brannien Dodio Sheppard Raelene Hanks Pris Holcomb Anne Schiedal Teri Long Cyndy Kingston Sally Luoma Judy Bishop Tina Yatsko Cathy Cox Sally Carter Nancy Bigelow Marloo Nowburn Joyce Pfau Patti Anne Carmical Suzy Erb Janot Van Matro Sue Flickinger Marilyn Wampler Row 3 Elizabeth Morse Kathy Whitmore Jody Eisonlohr Mary Wither Wondy Miller Cindy Boohmer Vickoy Ewing Erika Gardnor Jamie Fletcher Tammy Melonuk Janet Grudior Jackie Toner Ellen Goroham Mary Winchcomb Lori Gulstrom Janot McClouskoy Sharon Fisher Debbie Schmidt Kelly Mahoney Charlene Nelson Sue Johanns Ethel Leskinen Laura Lonac Jackie Swoaringor Janice Tatone Kathy McNeill Judy Simpson Libby Stewart 381 CALLAHAN 6 Juniors Charlono Caroy Janis Griggs Corio Jonos Sophomores Dori Cook Bovorly Corpus Debra Hand Freshman Nancy Andrei Mary Ayors Choryl Bailoy Linda BatdorHf Elizabeth Chase Loslio Clautico Vera Dang Linda Danner Rita Davonport Dana Dunn Nancy Estes Molly Fischer Shirloy Friond Kathi Hesketh Kathleen Kahut Jodi King Kim Johnson Pamola Johnson Nancy Jorgusen Karolyn Lagler Yvonne Lohror Marleo Newborn Deanna Rohm Terrie Sandau Patty Schram Marilyn Shelley Paula Sherry Kathy Smith Renoo Taylor CAUTHORN I AND 2 row I Davo Allan Scott Wade Karry Shoning Paul Sanders Joal Cotton Jeff Day Tom Alaxandar row 2 Dava Claggett Brian Papke Kan Ping Jim Millar Rick Hayes Kyle Grassart Jim Leavens Greg Selby Allan Crisanaz row I Dale Nelson Nancy Hammond Karan Dayton Sue Watts Marilyn 8arlow tinotto Swanson Sandy Ormandy Carma Williamson Terri Bartu row 2 Janet Lofkow Margaret Thompson Nancy Tolen Lisa Elliot Michele Brown Tracia Torgeson Cathie Walker Cindy Gillis Wendy Baird Kathy Oard Jane Forguson Dee Ditmer row 3 Debbie Henrix Allene Chun Judi Loui Janet Herb Beckey Proctor Margaret Kolb Liz Jones Debbie Johnson Paula Schlosser Lori Barra Cathy Hart Judy Metcalf row 4 Holly Roth Julie Kipp Jane Oldfield Sally Sheriff Cathy Jackson Cyd Beardmore Paula D'Alfanso Halleen States Barb St. John Leslie McGinnis Kathy Wood 383 CAUTHORN 3 Row I Trena Stahl Tammy Loring Jean Erickson Debbie Wilnor Jamie Nudelman Becky Reser Blanca Gonzales Gera Farkas Aderia Hill Row 2 Linda Pellow Nancy Bauder Phyllis Wintors Jennifer Wells Krista Bareinger Melody McKinnon Sue Millar Madonna DeLacy Pat Allen Jan Locke Rita Pratt Dobbio Markham Emily McKinnon Kathy Halbert Christina Hsieh Marcia Harris Chandra Florence Joan Jackson Linda Woigol Eva Heston Renita Bass Dory Jenkins Laurie Lewis Nancy Nicholos Charleno Baron Jan Crooni Row 3 Gloria Bailey Pam Davis Row 4 Gail Abrams Claudia Atherton 384 FINLEY 2 3 Row Kent Pugmire Row 3 Row 4 Floyd Graves Arne Gardner Gary Buck Keith Chirgwin Stove Hall Greg Miles Les Cohoon Donnis Hango Rainor Grove Dean Morrow Tom Krauel Brian Workman Yuen Chin Roger Binder Matt Veil Dan Orey Brad Huggins Ty Mast Tennis Hueton Rick Olson Lynn Adams Lonn Robertson Randy Schade Len Aplet Allen Maier Don Van Speybrock Jim Sturgos Larry Hento Dan Shaw Jack Baumann Greg Hoover Mike Lyden Rick Matthias Jim Williams Rich Nedorostek Row 2 Phil Arends Steve Marx Gary Miller Rick Asai Pat Bowman Mark Boehno Alan Schuyler Greg Johnson Row 1 Cindi Arnold Row 3 Row 4 Connie Rosson Diane Dobson Lois Boase Joan Erwin Abra Muller Janet McCreary Sandy Hutchins Peggy Boehner Sandra Wong Ruth Mays Ann Hesse Molly Evonson Sandy Wear Jan Chellis Joanne Hebert Cindy Heilman Shirley Randlo Gayla Hanft Donna Peterson Linda Crumme Julie Martin Sally Slack Barbara Marvel Cindy Paschko Row 2 Leslie Sodorstrom Linda Trappe Tava Dyne Debbie Neyfeldt Stephanie Jernstedt Mary Lynch Carolyn Kramer FINLEY 5and7 Cathy Caplan Pat Kenny Row 3 Mary Hall Helen Slack Karla Hanson Dee Darby Nancy Antico Marlene Shultz Row I Kathy Herrold Brenda Miller Linda Kirk Banana Debbie Cullingt Row 2 Robyn Barthelmess Cathy Well, Celia Davit Betty Spiot Row 4 Kathy Halloran Eileen Dzima Vicki Kuvallis Claire Empey Jenny Goodin Suo Watkins Marita Pitts Row 5 Cheryl Graham Sue Kruger Mary Lockhart Jenny Lathbrook Diane Stalker Toni Quinn Ruth 8eyer Row 1 Debbie Lynch Marilyn Suos Nancy Weiss Julie Rohde Linda Clarke Moira Gilles Allison Bratager Judy Pratt Joanne Hoadley Debbie Urick Nancy Hays Libby Dimick Diane Scott Gail Davidson Sharon Taylor Sue Barnett Row 2 Row 3 Marcia Murphy Linda Barker Roxane Clevenger Row 4 Sandy Andrews Claire Himmel Marcia Sims Beth Garrison Bev Pile Kaye Crandall Marilee Allen Diana Mart Dianne Kocher Carolyn Brown Denise Brem Heidi Aronold Anne Soderquist Debra Wong Shelia Ingledue Kim Wise Terri Cook Janet Delberg Carol Pierce Julie Jorgenson Jan Jones Corby Heald 38b McNARY2 WEST Row I Mary Jane Coyle Peggy Ramsoyor Cindy Lane Marilyn Wong Barb Chaplin Row 2 Joan Rico Lisa Smith Debbie Price Cyndi Knox Sandy Dickinson Sally Booth Gail Hoinoman Carol Canavan Row 3 Susan Teeter Poggy Bartosz Nancy Basl LuAnn Gaskill Doris Schifforer Colloon Thompson Shannon Beadnell Allison Smith Row 4 Donna Mooro Gail Hartley Nancy Myers Dennel Hart Karen Castro Debbie Gasparini Row I Kazako Shimimura Nancy Tholin Donna McCoy Judy Kotchik Linnea Johnson Row 2 Jan Carlson Terry Drake Mary Harkins Louise Henderson Zuzana Bartos Dobbio Groves Row 3 Karla Wald Karla Rahnasto Terry Lawhead Marsha Stonnfeld Sue Shay Barb Chaplin Cindy Lund Row 4 Kathy Brusher Marcia Karnosky Sue Lamb 387 McNary 3 Row I Ann Casale Gloria Warnor Regina Mosen Heiko Wittig Cathy Vaillancour Row 2 Rita Cochell Piper Parsons Christina Courtney Susan Baldwin Deborah Mahoney Row 3 Lorraine Henry Rhonda Moist Claudia Burn Debbie Zehner Rochelle Baker Row 4 Shelia Roborts Deborah Fiske Doborah Anderson Barbara Minten Jeanette Pulnam Dolly Small Ann Duokor Candy Cornwell Julie Bever Row S Dottio Bortolli Debra Abrams Orpha Grimsrud Sharon Dombrowsky Beverly Gorr Kathleen Bryon 388 McNARY 4 Row 1 Mike Wheeler Rob Wait Steve Sandors Beau Boise Dan Smith Gary Nagaki Winston Asai Rick Walkoski Nord (Mr. Mollo) Peterson Gary Svendson Larry Bock Bob Bailey Doug Campbell Bob Colella Swoot Stovo Ronn Steve Tansill Sam Furman Joel Johnson Jim Hill Ken Olson Norm Ingobretson Gary Guerbor Row 2 Bruce Gibbs Stevo Beadnoll Row 3 Rick Lefever Stan (Tho Man) Rutledge Joe Reding Dan O'Rear Russ Imai Doug 8ennett Stove Whiteley Row 4 Kon Andrews Jim Boardsloy Don Smith Davo Hutson Jerry Cranmer Jerry Vrooland Don (Chin) Thompkins 389 McNary 5 East and West Row I Jay Gambaa Bill Shapton Tim Peeke Mark Haughton William Moynihan Scott Kido Jim Redfield Row 2 Stave Lundgran Tarry Lovett Mike Doolittle Mika Grames Bruce Winston Dennis Lowollon Dan Cavanaugh Paul Tenxaldam Connio Green Row 3 Jeff Bradford Ron Levy Bill Sirvatka Larry Sleeman Dan Hughson Greg Freeman Lynn Morrison Randy Green Row 1 Don Niemi Alan Dietriche Row 4 Don Woodward Dave Cates Kevin Berning Brad Bleything Rick Halliburton Clint Dyer Steve Holt Clint Roby Larry Niemela Cliff Porter Dean Fassnidge Lynn Morrison Rusty Roloff Tim Hall Leonios Arkoumis Kurt Gusinde Kelly Co Lewis Holbrook Dennis Lewellen Jerry Donovan Jerry Russel Larry Sleema Louis Raymond Pete Willey Bob Eifrig Loren Soper Row 2 Row 3 Gerry Hoots Fardin Tavakoli Bill Sirvatka Bob Aman 390 McNary 6 East and West Row 1 Tony Keller Eric Schlamm Row 4 Stove Gottor Sheldon Ching Allen Goodrich Scott Bowden Bob Mercer Dave Bull Massimo Fiandaca Ron Guffey Joo Felix Fulton Chuckles Bradley Row 2 Row 3 Craig Ostrem Ross Swearingon Bob Guchoo Jeff Olson Rich Woo Paul Durant Gary Woli Dan Smith 8rian Dowell Randy Fisher Vance Baird Ron Bolf Dave Kerruish Ron Whiting Ryan Paton Mike Bellinger Steve Moore Robort Sordello Row 1 Bob Guchoo Row 3 Row 4 Don Applegate Barb Haslinger Ken Miller Miko 8rooks Eric Carlson Jan Davis Dan Dority Karl Hochendoner Steve Perry Bill Takasumi Tom Mounti Jim Morryman Jim Chapman Jim McOmber Kurt McLeod Dan Marchant Doug Abel Tom Sisul Kevin Pillow Row 2 Mark Floyd Dale Bonando Dan Big Bird Bob Church Kollohor 391 POLING Row I Sarah Andrich Barb MacCallum Sherri VanValkonburg Row 2 Kevin Wolls Donna Klingle Pete Morgan Kathy Gilbert Mike Connell Lauri Christenson Julie McGill Gretchen Forgeng Chris Rich Sue Abram Bobbie Carl Row 3 Bill Acock Mitch Steele Brenda Taylor Dave Chapman Chris Marsh Mike McGaughoy Sally Cain Don Honk Row 4 Dan Rutledge Mark Salisbury Everett lumsdon Jolene Williams Dave Asawa Becky Honma Leslie Leo Row 1 Rich Alford Mike Zimmerlund Row 4 Sherri Jarboo Dave Obern Joel Summers Clarence Nakamaru Dave Asawa Charlie Allcock Dean Hanke Don Boucher Glenna Dalesky Jonnifer Gougo Kris Anderson Beth Zelfer Jane Goodwin Marcia Strader Connie Eckart Jim Vahronwald Paul Toups Nelson Hall Pixie Robertson Pam Peterkort Fran Francisco Nadine Herdon Paul Colvin Row 2 Barb Gilmore Marcia Peters Bob Fisher Row 3 Becky Honma Carrie Satterfield Molly Smith Steve Roid Jeff Jarding Mary Schulbach Tom Trocino Chris Stevens Dave Legg 392 POLING Row 1 Cindy Heuser Kevin Gowey Sherri Jarboe Paul Toups Shari Macdonald Pam Peterkort Molly Smith Jonnifor Gouge Mark Wangerin Nadine Hordon JoAnne Skinner Jerry Mischler Marsha Strader Kris Anderson Jane Hensley Dave Rogers Nelson Hall Grog Gooks Bill Leavens Marsha Peters Randy Richter Dave Gerzlcr Row 2 Paul Colvin Dave Asawa Andy Kerr Row 3 Jerry Sinner Tom Raab Dave Hemm Row 4 Nelson Beazley Jeff Young Vic Walker Dale Mosby Rich Bohn Jan Herman Scott McRao Row 1 JoAnn Rush Vicki Guntor Colleen Error Mike Molstad Jan Brown Kevin Moore Brad Hangartnor Jim Hsin Sarah Wintersteen Paulette Hedeen Mimi Lyon Misty Mills Lee Cheatham Bob Hoyt Ayden Young Cindy Cook Beth Zelfer Carrie Satterfield Paul Borg Kathy Woolsey Barb Brunner Pixie Robertson Don Boucher Ray Kirkpatrick Emily Gaston Molly Smith Gus Alberthal Jano Scholz Kris Anderson Sherri Jarboe Mike Doy Jeff Park Row 3 Row 4 Row 2 Robin Malay Ramon Joje Lori Cooper Suo Hays Bonnie York 393 WEST 2 row 1 Carla Rinearson Elaine Jackson Terre Rindal Betty Chamness Kay Birdsall Katio Darby Susan Hotchkiss Ora Miller Debbie Parker Lani Arakaki Rita Robinson Kit Jermaine Linda Poaco Morri Woodol Debbie Deagen Ann Butcher Mary Susa Torry Townsend Becky Cornwell row 3 row 2 Patty Beeson Lorita Wicks Debbie Andrews Vera Tomoyoosa Mary Healy Suo Rumano Donna Jenson Lynn Aberle Charlotte Soibert Kristi Driskill Carol Shattonkerk Debbie Damschon Rose Bernt Carol Slawson Kathy McDormott Torry Klomp Julio Arostad Edna McGovern Sue Armstrong Tory Thomas Katie Roberts row 4 Paula Durst Janollo Jacobs Robin Pittman Sholloy Osburn Dob Banta 39 WEST 3 Row I Julie Peoples June Carlton Tina Harmon Kathy Kennody Ina Hand Cecolia Makin Janice Svondten Cindy Loranco Row 2 Barb Terry Sally Fischer Gretchen Sanger Millie Mitchael Renee Forguton Kriiti Dritkill Mary Lepper Sheryl Steward Janet Pederson Rose Thompson Row 3 Marjorie Maxwoll Beth Phelps Marsha Bisset Sherri Holman Barbara Anthony Kathy Walsh Cherie Stevens Jeanne Lake Row 4 Roxanne Stephens Joey Stevens Sara Dugan Moi Jue Tung Joan Van Smoorenburg Deb Brown Alanna Hansen Sue Lembert Mary Hassman 395 WEST 4 Row I Beth McCurdy Kathy O'Brien Joanie Extrom Robin Thornton Barb Thompson Jean Salisbury Debi Hurford Penny Morris Row 2 Cindy Gerachis Penaey Stever Lucy Nicholls Debbie Juyl Jackie Bus Lisa Henry Pam Georgos Tarn Betjnar Rita Goebel Linda Torrey Chris Markland Row 3 Sherry Kemp Debbie McCoy Debbie Williams Claudia Mersereau Leslie Thornton Shirley Holcomb Margo Charloson Laura Maloney Vicki Durkin 396 WILSON 4 EAST AND WEST row I Bill McEllmurry Butch Pritting Paul Johnson Bruce Griffith row 2 Elton Kearny Dave Hudacek Larry Widner Guy Wroble Doug Hilkon Sarmad Rihani row 3 Rick Littlefield Sandy Macnab Rich Goward John Wilson John Arscott Reed Honkloman Kent Conrad Steve Spencer row 4 Paul Grad Rich Reinhardt Dave Chin Dave McGowan Rob Chapman Dennis Callaghan Rich Cummings row I Frank Zagunis Dan Wann Mike Woods Miles Minsker Pete Zenthoefer row 2 Steve Bear Jim Gramkow Mark Lucas Kirby Bartholomew Jonathan Long Randy Suddath Bill Skach row 3 Steve Head Hap Pratt Roger Ellis Jim Sthay Bill Frost Lou Weber Al Francis Steve Mollmer Bob Headrick row 4 Steve Robbins Craig ReinhoJdt Rich 8ecker Tom Laythe Wayne Moore Bill Oetting Mike Stone Jon Evans Larry Hoexing 397 WILSON 5 row 1 Greg Lamb Rich Stach Bill Zens Tim Hutson row 3 row 2 Fred Wong John Apperson Rod White Tom Gaffney Dick Upton Kevin Harrison Carl Ngan Stovo Moritt Loo Thorkildson Tom Ziegler Kerry Donohue Bruce Ashford Ron Weinman John Waage Goorge Walker Mike Anderson Pat Stienfeldt Jerry Liudahl Jim Chapman Mike Swan Robin Garcia Dave Worthy row 4 Gus Medina Zad Merrill Brad Winder row 5 Rich Dean Bob Dratwa Delmer Culwell John McKee Leo Murphy Dave Eisenhut Steve Petroski Lance Baker Brad Yorton Peter Groonberg Mick Rich Jamie Belozor Mark Smith Carl Bergstrom Da vo House John Pinson Jim Seley John Wiser Greg Look Duane Bonnott Frank Woathorford Gary Irwin Greg McFeron Steve Chambers Lon Welsh Pete Rowe 398 WEATHERFORD I 2 WEST Row I Jeff Soltzor Row 2 Kim Fiichor Alan Kluge David Tatman Tuan Deverill Michael McCajkoy Sam PoHt Mike Gluck Row 3 Riley Chan Michael Burke Marc Godfrey Michael Roache Harvey Wettorjfrom Colo Kingsloy Pat Ferral Clarko O'Reilly Row 4 Matt Bushort Richard Deloe David Strohmeyer Paul Normandin David Seldon Gary Blacklidge Joe Hoffman Kurt Erichson Jim Shaw 399 WEA THERFORD 3 AND 4 WEST row I Jay Shuttlebutt Arnold Chief Ken Yada General Jay Hollander Jack Stuntman Davoy Phil Morford — The Scar Scott Ingalls John Broga Paul Sakamotto Clancy Yancey row 2 Bob (Basco) Richior Steve Lover Hildenbrandt Larry Hoffman Keith Hutchinson Daniel Lawson Andre OJ. Barber Tim Thompson Our Favorite Hippie — Steve White row 3 Michael Mohr Suun Ko Buford Winn Mike Trout Fishing Normand Skurdall Curtis Cox row 4 Mister X Larry Chalmors Dave Langstin Bret Coffee Mark (Henley) Miller Dick (Bunyon) Palmer Terry Hammond Richard Hegastedt XIV Peter Mahr Long Johns Longtin Gary Thomas 400 WEATHERFORD 3 AND 4 EAST row 1 Bruco MacDowoll John Hamilton Tim Larson Ron Vandecovoring Stow Eldridgo Scott Thomas Joe Rowley John Otto Robert McDowell Al Forrey Joe Mardis Tom McNerthney Mark Gilmore Mark Cherry Dwight Johnson Dave Wainwright Ken Alexander Jim Stienkamp Gary Compton Wayn® Stoll Steve letsom Ed Schulh Dale Lehmann Lynn Goodwin Jeff Peters 8ob Richardion Scott Rude Jim Wicltwlro Chuck Fustish Rum Denman Dan Kati Tom Edson Mike McSharey Bill Sherman Bill Snider Barry Whoolor row 3 row 4 row 2 Stove Hartsell Bill Richardton Bruce Cotton Royce Gibion Donald Duck 401 BLOSS 5 row 1 Anne Lair John Wear Harold Powers Connio Kasari Elaine Diers Ladorna Hondricks Lyn Byers Carol Schelling Barb Davit Kathy Doig Ali Hernan JoAnno Douglas Jim DeYoung Kris Zimmerman Dave Thiessen Bev Helenius Arlene Moore Donna Schilling Robin Schroedor Joan Sherbira Val Weiler Patty Fischer Keith Schiller Peggy Spillane Jerry Waite Joan Madsen Steve Glover Karen Dilschneider Cheryl Burroughs Kittie Ford Ed Thompson Gary Likin Terri Husk Gary Miller Mike Stilwell row 3 Roborta Kinney Alex Gorski row 4 Pat O'Connell row 2 Cindy Shukle Ellin Nichols Wanda Fisher Dick McKinnon Brian Dalziel 402 CAUTHORN 4 row I Jeff Bell Scoff Nebinger Paf Jonos Ray Sakamofo Cal Carlson Brian Rosenbalm Bob Varner row 2 Daniel Wise Kevin Leahy Scoff Boyd Charles Kero Doug Dixon Philip Maffson Matthew Sofior row 3 John Ewing Scoff Ryder Thomas Dupree Don Ballou Larry Lowis Sfeve Bryan Courfney Loomis Rod Holbrook Jed Day Russell Patton Dave Seluga row 4 Craig Mofcalf Randy Henry Dale Rickert Sfeve Rifchey Monfy Wesfmoro Tim Johnson Mark Mahony Bruco Wallace Ken Fisher 403 Wilson 6 Row 1 Row 2 Frank Welty Dave Langland Bob Kramer Greg Burgess Richard Galvez Jim Thompson Darryl Nii Jim Riley Scott Long Nolson Heine Mike Namba Jeremi Kowalik Ray Pfeffen John Naul Jeff Korish Brain Wyne Don Bowman Ken 8orry Doug Lind Jim Baumler Row 3 Chris Barnoy Don Domes Jerry Yamamuro Jeff Walker Steve Farnsworth Mike Eggiman Tim Wilson Mike Harbert Neal Hirota Tom Ward Mark Palmer Lyle Christensen Bob McEwen Joe Jarvis Davo Lindsay Dave Lawhon Jon Du-frene Jim Crockor Al Koopman Dick Johnson Scott Brinton Ed Pride Dennis Jack Row 4 Stan (The Man) 8rad Peterson Symank Tom McCaffroy 404 405 OFF-CAMPUS 407 Razali AbdulKader Arshad Ahmad Khalod Al'Aamer Ann Ailtman Davo Allan Gordon Alton Mohammad Aman Barbara Andorson Linda Andrews David Armontrout Carl Atai Jamoi Ashlock Paul Atkinson Terry Bahrs Susan Bajus John Balzer Steve Banton Larry Barnos HO Karen 8arnott Rosemary Battaglia Lawronco Baumgartner Gilbert Beanos Kristin Becklund Donald Bee Poto 8elcastro Susan Belnap Gloria Bennett James Berg Laurie Bever Steven Bickford Thresa Bissonette Carolyn Blair Margaret Blakoly Gale Blessing Jeffrey Blixt 411 A 1 Douglas Brice Linda Bridgeman Christine Broders Kris Brosterhous Laurel Brown Mark Buckley Martin Buo Susan Bundrant Thomas Bunker Robert Burdick Patricia Burgott Mindy Burrell Dan Burt Carl Buskuhl Beverley Butters Gary Byer Rita Cagley Kevin Callahan Ginger Calhoon Susan Calvert Caryn Campbell 413 Rita Capps Eugene Carbaugh Carolyn Carlton Jim Carleton Tammi Carlin Doanna Carlson Raymon Carlson George Carr Louise Cartasegna Alice Carter Debra Carter Dorothy Carter Gary Cartor Candice Case Linda Cason Robb Cason Bevorly Castner Bill Cecil Roberta Chappell Caron Chanoy Chi Cheung Cathryn Childers David Chilgron Lily Chin 414 Scott Christianson KouyuChung Robert Churchill Michael Cicerich JoAnn Cichy Marcia Clement Debbie Clarko Linda Clough Mark Coil Carolyn Colbert Robert Colbert Charles Cole Jeanne Collins Steve Conway David Cook Mary Cook Lyle Cox Joan Cranmer Steven Crockett Michael Crossland Mitchell Cunningham 415 Charlos Cutting Bonnio Dahlonburg Christine Dahlonburg Laurie Darling Kurt Davoy Shireen Davidson Chris Davis Kitty Davis Sherry Davis Stophon Doan Dan DoBoio Mary Jane DeCosta Susan Deeds Lidwien De Kroon Gary DoLong Lilli Denison Jennifer Dickman Gregory Digon Kenneth Dobbin Robert Doo Thomas Dormody Jean Doxtater Mary Driscoll Dennis Duncan Brenda Durrell Debra Eastvodt David Edwards Lawronco Edwards Jr. 416 Marti Edwards Tom Eilors Dobra Elliott John Ellis Marileo Ellis Gay Emerson Kristi Epping Marjorie Erdman Jeffrey Espodal Gordon Euler Kenneth Evans Jake Fallosen Michael Fanning Stove Farley Janot Faulk Philip Fernandez Betsy Fernald Barbara Ferris Molly Ficken Guner Firuz Dobbie Fisher Wynn Fischer Debra Fitzgerald Kevin Flatt Patty Flynn William Freeland Alberta Fryer Paul Fruin Byron Fujimoto Melvin Fuller Holen Fullorton Marian Gaaronstroom 417 Martha Gaebler Kathleen Gale Franklin Galida Jose Garcia David Gardnor Thomas Gay Cherie Geil Toni Gerber Russell Gerig Bohrour Ghahremanpour Richard Gilbert Janis Gilmore Loretta Gimse Linda Girardolli Pamela Goddard Diane Goodwin John Godsline Jackie Gorman Janot Gossler Curtis Gould James Gould Suzanne Grant Hollis Graves Laurie Gray Mark Greenough Robert Grogonis Dennis Gregory Kathy Gregory Deidre Griffin Jeanine Gripp Becky Grousbeck Maurice Gunderson Linda Hahn David Halim Karon Hall Randal Hall 4)8 419 Richard Hall Marilyn Hammon Cherry Hampton Sandra Hansen Gary Hanson Sherrie Hanson Terry Hanson Mike Harding James Harris || Maria Hastings Richard Hastings Jeffery Hays Eric Hayward Jeff Hedman Georgo Hoidor Oonna Heisler Larry Helenius Becky Helser Patricia Henderson Margarot Hankie Sally Henning 420 Scott Herman Janet Hermanson Ardolle Heyntsen Carol Jo Hickok Janice Hill Douglas Hinkle Jade Ho Karen Ho Patricia Ho Karon Hobart Roger Hodgo John Holbrook Harold Hollis Julia Holm Mark Holstad Chris Holt Thomas Horning Thomas Hottman Lori Hoss Patrick Howard Kathleen Huff Stuart Humport Hugh Humphroy Dennis Hunt Gary Hunt Kori Huseman Carol Huserik 21 M i Choryll Hutchens Carolyn Hutchings Lonna Hutson Noil Imper Potti Irwin Gail Ito Lisa Jaeger Lisa Jannelli Marilyn Janney John Jeans II Kathy Jenson Kathy Jinbo Bonnio Johnson David Johnson Dona Johnson Elisabeth Johnson Lorna Johnson Rolen Johnson Stewart Johnson Timothy Johnstono Marie Jones 422 Vicki Jonos James Judd William Kaiser Nanotte Kearney Mary Kemhus Richard Kessler Brett Kosterson Selma Kimbroll Charlos King Colleen King Ruth King Daniel Kingsley Ann Kinzell Jon Kinzell Marceleen Kirk Trish Klausen Mary Knapp Kathy Knecht David Knower Michaol Kobielsky Sharon Kodani 423 Josephine Koahnke Lee Koellermaier Mercia Komofo Edgar Konrad John Kowalawtki Allison Kuhna MaryGana Laird Michele Ledin William Landwahr Chi Lee Mary Langdon Danlol Ldnfi 79 • Rodney Lebeck Shu Lee Tim Leung Randall Lewii Susan Lind cquelyn Lindh tine Lockhart Linda Loeck Nancy Lofstedt Monica Lomax Charlos Loprinzi Dobbio Lovo Larry Luohrs Laurie MacDonald John MacDonald John Macready David Maloti Geri Malott Gary Martin Lorna Matsuda Linda Mattis Janet Mauor Kenneth Mauer Dawn May Richard McCallister Susan McCorkell Deborah McGee Robert McKeo 425 Kathleon Monahan John Moor® Ralph Moore Theresa Moore Tim Mooro Lessa Moroland James Mosloy Jackie Moss Amir Movassaghi Alfred Munson Robert Myers David Narayan Shannon Narehood Diana Noisoss Joyco Nolson Laura Neuman Patty Novuo Susan Newton Rodney Nichols Douglass Nicholson Edwin Nilsen 426 Alan Nishihara Katie Noo Tim Nolan Gil Norbraten 8arry Odegaard Gayle Okita Cynthia Olson Melrose Olson Mary O'Meara Sandy Osborne Deborah Oshiro Judy Owen Sue Parham Pennie Parkinson Kelly Patrick Marileo Patrick Nancy Paul Richard Paulsen Barbara Penman Greg Peters Lyndel Peters Julie Peterson Thomas Phillips Carolyn Pierce Jary Pierce Janis Piercy Jamos Pinkerton 427 Marcia Piontkowski Michael Pool Oebbie Porter Parti Price Rodnoy Price Diane Prihar Daniel Pullen Deborah Purvis Carol Pyle Ann Rademacher Dobra Raniere Ivy Rasmussen Barry Ratihn Laune Rahlaff Dan Reberger Craig Reed Randall Reichen Jerry Renfro Julie Reynolds Linda Richert Kenneth Riswick Christine Ritter Sue Ritter Marcia Roberts 428 Patty Roberts Kathryn Rohdo David Rowo Robert Rowe Karen Rychlick Marjo Saavalainen Cathy Sating Donna Salsgiver John Sam Jr. Barry Sandort Gayle Sarff Gordon Sato John Satterlee Bruce Schacht John Schaad Anne Scheble Deborah Schmuckloy David Schulz Sandra Schuster David Scott Sandra Scott 429 Robbin Sealey James Seki Nancy Shangle Colleen Shannon Michael Sharp Dianne Shaw Rich Shields Gary Shigono Diane Sievers Ron Sievers David Sin Joanne Sires John Sitton Christine Skuzeski Ronald Slattery Susan Smeed Judith Smith Peggy Smith Russoll Smith Robert Snyder Stephen Socoth 430 Debbie Somers Ben Soule Harold Spence Lynne Spinlt Marilyn Staoholy Patsy Stolick Steve Starkovich Pamola Starnes Pam Steimer Ronald Stenson Karla Stoubs Heather Stout Julia Strebin PaulStuevens Scott Summers Sue Supplo Sally Svendsen Carrie Swain Gary Swanson Carey Sweeney Mike Taylor Stuart Taylor Arlan Ten Kloy Mardi Tensen Joyce Teramura Gus Thomelis 431 Margaret Wilson Sidney Wilton Camille Wintor Kristine Wiren Shelley Wolff Chun-Mo Wong Daniol Wong Linda Wong Daniel Wolvorton Bonnio Wood Daniol Wood Shorril Worthington Susan Wright Thomas Xavier Thomas Yaguchi Deborah Yamamoto laurona Yok Pam Yost Craig Young Trudi Zohntbauer Barbara Zeller Clairo Zomlicka Gordon Zielinski Kathy Zimmerman George Zinck 433 CLUBS AND HONOR ARIES 435 LEFT TO RIGHT: Brad Van Allen, George Forster, Greg Harlow, Bob Headrick, Tom Minderhout, Brian Wentworth, Joff Lokey, Robert Tracey Jr., Kim Nelson, Sheldon Clark, Brian Kennedy. Bruce McMullen. Kevin Nichols, Wayne Muraoka, Scott Etzel, Charles McKee, Tom Rauch. Bob Hulden, John Re Jr., Brad Hongartnor, and Matt Buschort. 436 FRONT ROW—LEFT TO RIGHT: Lori Chamberlain, Dayle La©. Marilyn Wong, Susan Work . Louisa Kirkpatrick, Nancy Jackson, Susan Mills. SEC OND ROW: Nancy Weiss, Denise Gossett, Celia Strickland, Marla Jones. Jenny Laney, Sue Hoffman, Holly Hitchcock, Susan Gebhardt. THIRD ROW: Kim Tomlinson, Jan Lewis, Laura Wolthoff, Sabey Pingree, Ann Mulflur, Lori Koth, Diano Fonimoro, Nancy Holstad. FOURTH ROW: Bev Schonlor, Kathy Seed. Doanna Ives, Kit Beavers. Jan Holmer, Amy Bawersoi. Regina Howsley, Marcha Cone. FIFTH ROW: Phyliss Roasonor, Shawn Risley, Kathy Meyer, Kay Ross, Carol Hill, Judy Carr. SIXTH ROW: Linda Cabe. Stophani© Jernstodt, Joan Macpherson, Bobbie Perry. SEVENTH ROW: Nancy Pick, Donna Potorson, Barbara Stubbs, Dorothy Roid, Karon Flanagan. Talons and Thanes Talons and Thanes are service honoraries comprised of sophomores selected from each respective living group on the basis of leadership, character and scholarship. They give tours during Beaver Open House and also help at registration and both Mom's and Dad's Weekend. Junior Infer Fraternity Council Junior Panhellenic 438 JUNIOR PANHELLENIC and IFC — FIRST ROW: Nancy Abbott, Robin Harper, Nancy Andre , Morrie Carter, Lisa Dorn, Bob Elliott, Secretary, Tracy Managhan, Phil Smeltzer. SECOND ROW: John Morrow, Tom Calder, David Brasfield, Anne McClay, Sue Hart, Sarah Andrich, Lauren Webber, Pre ident, Jeff Fulop, Diana Newberg, President, Todd Kum. Inter Cooperative Council Unity is the most valuable quality a cooperative has. This unity strengthens the Intercooporative Council where it produces increased understanding and cooperation among the individuals and their houses . — Don Scheideman ICC President ICC OFFICERS FROM LEFT: Max Rae, Rosalie Ruttencutter, Mary Gross. FROM LEFT: Diane Yamashita, Jeannio McFarland. Don Scheideman, Jim Loonard. FROM LEFT: Wes Wallonder. Diane Yamashita, Joannio McFarland. 439 PANHELLENIC Formal fall and spring and informal winter rush are sponsored by Panhellenic Council, with members representative of each sorority organize rush activities and work on issues concerning the Greek system. PANHELLENIC OFFICERS — FRONT ROW: Cathy York. ASOSU Representative of Public Relations. Holly Braun. Publicity Chairman. Inge Pihl, Treasurer, Meg Mavos, Advisor to Junior Pan-hellonic. BACK ROW: Gayle Daggott. Secrotary, Becky Ramoy. Activities Chairman. Joan Thompson, Rush and Dologato Coordinator, Sue Hudson, Vice President, Teri Troxclair, President. 440 InterFraternity Council As the governing body of the fraternities on campus IFC works on scholastic policies and rush activities. The council handles problems common to the houses. IFC OFFICERS — FROM LEFT: Matt Wood. Charlie Piper, Sam Richard, Miko Cowgill, Rob Nichols, Dale Webber, Rick Jenness. 441 Sweetheart Court of Sigma Chi Crescents The Crescents were formed to promote the principles and ideals of Lambda Chi Alpha and to encourage an active interest in the fraternity projects and goals. They serve as Big Sisters to the freshman class and join the house for a variety of social service functions. The women are from every class and represent independents and Greeks alike. SWEETHEART COURT OF SIGMA CHI — FIRST ROW: Joan Win-dor. Joan Martel. SECOND ROW: Bocky Rotor, Mary Galuzzo. Dana Ottoman. Sabey Pingree, Kathy Combo. Dobbio Faltus. Sue Hart. TOP ROW: Nancy Fields. Wondy Miller, Sue Frantz, Jodi Eisenlore. CRESCENTS — FIRST ROW: Cathy Bowman, Patty Ryan. Laurie Sheriff, Robin Peterton, Jano Humphrey, Denite Burrit, Sue Garrett, Margaret Eck-mann. SECOND ROW: Nanette Kearney, Patti Briece, Terete Botch, Rita Cappt, Sharon Rathbono, Cindy Curtit. THIRD ROW: Sarah Reete, Marlee Nowburn, Robin Pittman, Jeannie Jarvit, Linda Carier, Dana Bailey, Nancy Rotentrettor. FOURTH ROW: Barb Cyrut, Linda Mandeville, Mary Popp, Lynn Richey, Chrit Martin, Claudia Uther. 442 Mortar Board Chosen for their leadership, service and activities on campus and in the community, the senior women comprising Mortar Board work througout the state scheduling speaking engagements to inform and improve relationships between OSU and the public. Blue Key Blue Key is a scholarship and leadership honorary for senior men. Service projects include participation in Beaver Open House, Administration Open House and and Chancellors Tours. FIRST ROW: Wendy White. Vicke Johnvon, Kim Hyde. SECOND ROW: Mery Ann Mer. queling, Christiana McCerthy. Christi Duerr, Ann Gorig. Judy Adsmond. THIRD ROW: Kathy Hansell, Fran Wann, Nga Nyugen, Jenne Shanks. FOURTH ROW: Diane Campbell. Lenatta Braun, Winnefred Wyckoff. Advisor, Kay Conrad. Honorary Member, and Janet Young. 443 FRONT ROW: Rob Feuerbacher, Don Norquist, John Gartland. Dave Fick. MIDDLE ROW: Rick Clennes, Jim Nissen. Marc Vomocil, Doug Fullausary, Jim Piro. Ross Cook. BACK ROW: Dar Reese. Bill Brennan. Mike Connolly. Steve Nays. Ron 8urgin, Kirby Anderson. Ron Sattier. Gary Kerwood. and Chuck Hulbert. Student Home Be Association A Get Acquainted Scavenger Hunt was just one of the many activities sponsored by the Student Home Economics Association. All students enrolled in the School of Home Economics are automatically members of SHEA and are able to take advantage of the opportunities it provides. SHEA gives home economics students the opportunity to become acquainted with other home economics students and the chance to get to know the faculty on a more informal basis. Students are able to gain experience in their fields by serving on projects sponsored by this organization. SHEA is affiliated with the American Home Economics Association. (AHEA), which is the worlds largest professional organization of home economists. 444 Omicron Nu The Oregon State Lambda chapter of Omicron Nu enjoyed a successful year, adding 45 new members and sponsoring a number of activities. Membership in Omicron Nu, a national home economics honorary is limited to junior, senior and graduate homo economics students who meet certain standards of scholarship and leadership. Graduate opportunities Day was co-sponsored by the Oregon Home Economics Association and Omicron Nu in December. The event featured presentations by faculty and graduate students about the opportunities and procedures in graduate study. Students from all disciplines and other colleges and universities attended. -mu 1ICRON NU________ FIRSTROW: Linda Jacobs, Lynne Spink, Adele Roberts, Dobbie Meis, Reitha Weeks, Margarete Scherbarth. SECOND ROW: i Schneider. Nancy Burghardt. Lisa Von Flue. Fran Wann. Ann Burrows. Barbara Overton, Anne Perera. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Nelson. Sharon Austin. iey Wilton. Marsha Tokarczyk. Carol Pidgeon. Mary Bennett, Wille Pettygrove. Nancy Long. 44$ Encore Encore is the ASOSU committee in charge of the concerts at OSU. They organize the concert, select the group and usher in Gill Coliseum the night of the concert. The committee is composed of members of each class. ROW ONE: Mr. Harris. Advisor. Tim McDonald. SECOND ROW: Jim Marquoling, Linda Parkins. Paiio Phillips. FOURTH ROW: Joan Erwin, Ruth Mays. Nanette Kearney, and Mary Sakamoto. 446 IEEE On the OSU campus IEEE is the student chapter of the Institute for Electrical and Electronic Engineers. The group provides programs with speakers of interest to both engineering majors and the public. 447 IEEE: Donald L. Amort, John C. Domogalla, Jim Rankins, Tim Sweeney, Gregory Ducoy, Philip Wilkes, Kenneth I. McGowan, Tom Gandy. Gary McCormick, Ron Dilbock. Eta Kappa Nu Members of Eta Kappa Nu publish the Electrical Engineering Directory annually. This group is a service honor society for junior and senior students majoring in electrical engineering Sigma Tuu This engineering honorary is open to all engineering students on the basis of scholarship. Awards are presented to outstanding senior and sophomore engineering students at the annual banquet. ETA KAPPA NU: ROW ONE: Gary Buck, Patrick K. Chan, Soyod A. Emrani, Su Un Ko, Jared Rogors. ROW TWO: William Woo. Philip J. Hallin, Roza Maneshi, William Randlo, Goorgo Hoidor. 448 McAlexander's Guard The women's precision drill team of the Army Sponsor Corps act as an honorary Women's auxilliary to the Army ROTC. McALEXANDER'S GUARD: ROW ONE: Kay Jackson, Pam Makin, Sarah Kakimoto, Barb Moan, Donna Baillo, Kathy Hamilton. ROW TWO: Connio Stinson, Janis Piercy. Deloros Talley, Marlene Schultx, Sami Ryners, Charlotte House, Sue Crowthor, Margaret Mears, Alison Tanaka, JoAnn Cichy. 449 Arnold Air Society Angel Flight An auxiliary organization formed from the women's Air Force honorary is known as Angel Flight. Throughout the year the organization promotes the Air Force ROTC program and various other activities. Arnold Air Society is formed from Air Force cadets who desire to promote the traditions and inspirations of the Air Force. ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY AND ANGEL FLIGHT — ROW ONE: Ann Windadaul. John Anderson. Andre V nd r Hout. David Wilson. Conni Johnson. Charles Yoder. Diane Peterson, David Ferre. ROW TWO: Carolyn Kline, Dorothy Tetz, Beth Cline. Mike Schoo, Jamie Fletcher. Larry Erzel, Paige Phillips. Ron Hall. Robin Zundel. ROW THREE: Jack Maher. Larry Wolfe. Nancy Abbott. Cindy Best. Rob Sealy, Janet Pepper. Bill Sener. unknown. Roberta Chappell. ROW FOUR: Jeri Satterwhite. Pam Barton, Kathy Rayner. Marck Wroble. Dinah Schild. Greg Michael. Tammie Carlin. Roger Binder. ROW FIVE: Steve Allen, Cleve Parker. Mike Corbett. Dennis Pike. Pat Howard. Lt. Col. Christiansen. Chuck Leonard, Capt. Capito. 450 Withycombe Club Withycombe Club is open to any student interested in animal science. A chapter of the National Block and Bridle Club, the club participates in the Pacific International Livestock Exposition in Portland and hosts the Withycombe Alumni Breakfast. WITHYCOMBE CLUB — ROW ONE: Paul Littlo, Moraleo Roppo, Robin Laird. Jay Courtright, Eileen Johnson, Marie Kocher, Debbie Urick. ROW TWO: Dr. Hohenboken, Cheryl Hesketh, Beth Thomas, Bob Huldon, Richard Macy, Valerie Madison, Stef Jernstedt, Daryl LaClef, Rod Klann. ROW THREE: Doug Hinkins. Ann Sherburn, Clint Krebs. Ambrose Falk. ROW FOUR: Ray Grimsbo, Bob Mohr, Pete McCabe, Jow McElligott, Suiy Huffman. Dana Ottoman. Kristie O'Homan. 451 America nSocieiy of Civil Engineers The A.S.C.E. chapter at OSU attempts to keep the student in civil engineering abreast of current activities in civil engineering. This is done by sponsoring field trips and arranging for speakers to present short seminars at the monthly meetings, as well as bring the members together occasionally to have a good time away from the books. AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS — ROW ONE: Stovo Twolvos, Historian. Gary Jackson, Treasurer, Al Shewey, President, Sholdon Cross, Corresponding Secretary, Randy Hoffman, Vice-president. 452 AMERICAN SOCIETY OF AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERS — ROW ONE: Dale Killingjworth, Wayne Gould. Daren Filosi. Tom Loving. George Berg, Ed Chotard, Jim Otta, John Hell. ROW TWO: Frank Woathorford, Bob Jansen, David Wormington. John Wolfe, advisor. J.R. Minor, advisor, Dean E. Booster, advisor, Robert B. Wensink, advisor. American Society of Agricultural Engineers The student branch of the American Society of Agricultural Engineers hold meetings with speakers to become familiar with the profession. Members of the club also speak at high schools that request information on agricultural engineering. Horticulture Club The Horticulture Club sponsored a plant sale winter term. They also publish the Horticulture Extension Annual as a service to staff and students of the horticulture and extension department. 453 HORTICULTURE CLUB: Shirley Stoli Dan Zielinski. Jim Baggett. Midwatch The Navy women's auxiliary, Midwatch, serve as hostesses for visiting teams and help put on Navy dances and other social functions. Beaver Belles Beaver Belles act as the official hostesses of the athletic department. Besides attending all sports events they also provide service at training tables and recruiting banquets and greet visiting teams. MIDWATCH — ROW ONE: unknown. Marcia Ritter. Laurie Reiter. ROW TWO: Patti Fletcher, Debbie Meis, Linda Larsen, Gail Norwood, Barbara Watorman. ROW THREE: Janet MacKonzio, Gretchon Noall, Jody Harroun, Daria McCauley. Judie Bonson, Chris Irwin. Laureen Hamburg, Kathleen Wilken. 45 BEAVER BELLES______ROW ONE: Chris Bishop. Karen Cortese. Mag Cody. Mary Ann Marqueling. Toresa Boich. ROW TWO: Mary Bulholts. Nancy Pray. Ginger Alhouse. Dinah Schield, Yvonne Miller. Carroll Nelson. Pat Manning, Kathy Brown. Carol Kirsch. Nike Schneider. Kathy Smith. BUSINESS AND TECHNOLOGY STUDENT REP COUNCIL: Cliff Dalton, advitor. Bob Borwick. Jaff Andrew . Scott Burlingham. John Haller. Bob Myert, Dobbio Olton, Mika Whelan, Ward Schaumberg, Roger Bowman. Business and Technology Student RepCouncil The representatives from the school of Business and Technology set up a student lounge this year. They were also in charge of distributing fruit baskets to students during deadweek. 455 Soccer Team Takes Second League Title The Soccer Team went undefeated this year in league play. Students are allowed the opportunity to play league soccer. The team consists of many foreign students, for whom this is a national sport. 456 SOCCER CLUB — FIRST ROW: Faculty Advisor lain MacSwan. Jim Porouw, Rudolf Sommer. Ian Hilton, Duane Schaad. Mike Lawerence, Tom Huston, Bob Nelles, Dave Narayan. SECOND ROW: Amir Movassaghi, Farshad Khajenouri, Abdul Hatlani, Valiid Sanedi, Waleed Al-Madhuf, Wing Y. Man. SCABBARD AND BLADE— ROW ONE: Mike Satran, Bill Dixon, Rum Donman, John Guovromont, Don Thackery, Roberta Chappell, Jim Carnahan, Bill Pigg, Bob Garrod. ROW TWO: Ron Hall, Dan Patterson, John Marques, Kurt Hansen, Dan Edjerton, Bruco Freund. Roger Binder, Matt Phillippo. ROW THREE: Ed Blodgett, Bert Marsh, David Brown, Steve Rayburn, Bryan Rolling, Dave McGraw. Scabbard andBlade Juniors and seniors who represent the top five percent of their class in military leadership academic achievement and participation in extracurricular and civic activities compose the Scabbard and Blade. Representatives come from the Army, Navy and Air Force Reserve Officer Training programs. American Society of Military Engineers The American Society of Military Engineers is composed of members ofROTC who are engineering majors on the OSU campus. AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MILITARY ENGINEERS — ROW ONE: John Guevremont. President. ROW TWO: Bret Jacobsen, Ron David, Bill Dison, Jim Carnahan, Mike Waters, Roy Feinberg. ROW THREE: Phil Janik, advisor, unknown, Ed Blodgett, unknown, Ann Lair, Rick Williams. Steve Ritchey. ROW FOUR: Paul Taylor, Craig Esplin, unknown, unknown, Dennis Tollefson, Dale Ric-kert. ROW FIVE: Mark West, unknown. Bob Cooney, Col. Memminger, advisor. 457 458 TUB GALLERY 1974 459 nmgg ChoAk Yod i 470 Jucfy Ou K 473 Lyfe Coy Abbott, Nancy 378 Abbot. Paul 372 Aboul-Kader, Razali 234-410 Aberle, Janat 394 Abrahamson, John 339 Abrahamson-Jr. Naal 338 Abram. Susan 392 Abrams, Craig 34b Abrams, Gala 384 Achtarman, Thomas 344 Ackerman, Jana 332 Ackarman, Mark 292 Acock, Bill 392 Actendorf, Lawranca 344 Adams. Claora 283 Adams, Katherine 378 Adams, Lynn 385 Adams, Susan 374 Adolaman. Timothy 306 Adkinson, Janat 375 Adsmond, Judy 234 Affolter, Carey 286 Ahmad. Arshad 234.410 Aikman, Ann 410 Aikman, John 310 Akiyama, Gary 300 Alaamar, Khalao 410 Albaugh, Jaan 288 Albarthal, Gustav 393 Albarthal, Judith 340 Albracht, Donna 278 Albrick, Christopher 346 Aldar, Mark 234, 322 Aldred, Pamala 340 Aldrich, Evvalyn 312 Aldridga, Gragory 234. 346 Alax-Jr., Jamas 234, 310 Alaxandar, John 306 Alaxandar, Kannath 401 Alaxandar, Thomas 383 Alford, Richard 392 Alhousa, Virginia 234, 314 Allan, David 234,410 Allcock, Charlas 392 Allan, 8etsy 320 Allan, David 383 Allan, Donald 234 Allan. Gail 234 Allan, Gordon 410 Allan. Marilaa 386 Allan, Patricia 384 Allan, Richard 296 Allan, Starling 342 Allan, Stavan 234, 296 Allan, Tarry 321 Allison, Elaina 304 Allmaras, Joan 283 Allrad, Danial 339 Almatar, Kathy 234 Aman, Mohammad 234, 410 Amaya, Josa 120, 121 Ambroson, Craig 224 Ambroson, Rodd 325 Amas, Robart 234 Amonsan, Douglas 294 Amsbury, Stove 351 Andarsan. Barbara 410 Anderson, Amy 378 Anderson, Barbara 234 Anderson, Brian 310 Anderson, Bruce 296 Anderson, Catharine 234, 316 Anderson, Danial 234, 300 Anderson, John 234 Anderson, John 326 Anderson, Karen 278 Anderson, Kerry 342 Anderson, Kristina 392, 393 Anderson, Marianna 279 Anderson, Michael 398 Anderson, Stephan 334 Anderson, Stave 356 Anderson, Susan 342 Anderson, Timothy 307 Anderson, Wayne 329 Andreessen, Gian 234 Andres, Nancy 317, 382 Andrews. David 291 Andrews, Deborah 394 Andrews, Jeffrey 342 Andrews, John 234, 294 Andrews. Kannath 389 Andrews, Linda 234, 410 Andrews, Nancy 316 Andrews, Sandra 386 Andrich, Sarah 392 Anglamiar, Karan 376 Anjeski, Paul 234 Anthony, Barbara 394 Antico, Nancy 386 Antona, Douglas 344 Anvick. Deborah 234, 332 Apa, Thomas 55 Aplet, Leonard 385 Appalman, Thomas 297 Apperson, John 398 Arakaki, Alicia 394 Arends, Phillip 385 Arastao, Julia 394 Armentrout, Margrat 234 Armantrout, David 410 Armstrong, Danial 277 Armstrong, Danial 290 Armstrong, Susan 394 Arnot. Gary 234, 356 Arnold. Cynthia 385 Arnold. Heidi 386 Arnold. Jay 400 Arseott. John 397 Asai. Carl 234, 410 Asai, Rickland 385 Asai, Winston 389 Asawa. Dave 392, 393 Ascha, Ricky 351 Asher, Debra 302 Asher, Pamala 380 Ashford, Bruce 398 Ashlock, Jamas 410 Aspinwall, Diana 234 Atherton, Claudia 384 Atkinson, Paul 234, 410 Atuahene, Yaw 49 Atwood, Mark 336 Au, Sheldon 234 Auorian, 8etty 234 Audrich, Sarah 289 Auanson. Dean 308 Austin-Ill, Kannath 326 Auxiar, David 58 Averett, Thomas 234 Ayers, Mary 382 Azeka, Laurie 378 Baarspul, John 234 Babitzke, Tracy 362 Baartlain, Susan 354 Baggett, Jamas 234 Bahkburg, Bruce 297 Behlburg. William 235, 296 Behrs. Tarry 410 Bailey, Cheryl 382 Bailey, Connie 410 Bailey, Dana 287 Bailey, Darla 361 Bailey, Gloria 235, 384 Bailey, Jeff 337 Bailey, Kannath 53. 235, 344 Bailey, Robart 389 Baillia, Donald 235, 332 Baird, Althea 410 Baird. Gwendolyn 383 Be jus. Susan 410 Baker, Cynthia 283 Baker, Danial 306 Baker, John 295 Baker, Lance 398 Baker, Loren 334 Baker, Margaret 362 Baker, Rocky 277 Baldwin. David 235 Baldwin, William 357 Ball. Patrick 328 Ballantyne. Claudia 235, 304 Ballantyne, Linda 288 Ballard, Rodney 329 Ballinger, Allan 357 Ballou, Don 403 Balsiger, Dottie 376 Baltus, Susan 332 Balzar, John 235, 410 Bamford, Brenda 302 Banaszak-Jr., Anthony 327 Banka, Gragory 277 Banta, Deborah 279, 394 Banton,Stavan 410 8ranoff, Alaxandar 235, 371 Barber, Andre 400 Barbour, Thomas 336 Barclay. Caro!235.3l3 Bara. Margery 235, 298 Baraingar, Krista 384 Barker, Kathleen 235 Barker, Linda 386 Barker, Patricia 361 Barlow, Marilyn 383 Barnes, Dianna 235 Barnes, Gary 300 Barnes, Larry 410 Barnes, Linda 352 Barnes, Lisa 341 Barnett, Karan 411 Barnett, Susan 386 Baron, Charlene 384 Barra, Lori 383 Barreres. David 235 Barrett, Jane 235 Barrett. Karen 37, 282, 235 Barry. Clifford 337 Barry, Danne 302 Bartels, Kathryn 378 Barthelmess, Robyn 386 Bartholomew. Kirby 397 8artlett, Lois 376 Barton, Pamela 378 Bartos, Zuzana 387 Bartosz, Peggy 387 Bartu, Terri 383 Baaler, William 295 Basey, Michael 411 Basinski, David 235 Basl, Mark 284 Basl, Nancy 387 Basom, Pamala 316 Bass, Renita 384 Basso, Arlene 316 Batdorf, Linda 382 8ataman, Diane 320 Bates. Karen 411 Bates. Kathleen 235. 319 Bates, Onia 48 Batas, Richard 235, 255 Battaglia, David 411 Battaglia, Rosemary 411 Battalia, David 300 Battalia, Elizabeth 375 Bauder, Nancy 384 Bauer, Debra 370 Bauer, Kenneth 307 Bauer. Randall 235, 292 Baum, Michele 377 Baumann, Jack 385 Baumgartner, Lawrence 235, 411 Baune, Thomas 284 Baxter, Heidi 235 Bayless. Jean 253 Beachman, Daryl 235 Beadnell, Ricky 235 Beadnell, Shannon 387 Beadnell. Steve 389 Beall III, William 325 476 Beam, Ronald 310 Beemor, Douglas 306 Boanos, Gilbert 235, 411 Bear, Stephen 397 Beardmore, Cydney 383 Beardsioy, James 389 Beardsley, Pamela 286, 235 Beazloy-IV, Nelson 393 Beber, Cynthia 376 Becic, Susan 375 Beck. Michael 334 Bock. Roseann 376 Beck. Teri 287 Becker, Bernard 327 Becker, James 343 Becker. John 235 Becker, Richard 398 Bocklund, Kristin 235, 41 I Bedell. Cynthia 333 Bee. Donald 235, 411 Beeby, Philip 324 Beeman, Jeanene 124 Beeson, Barbara 235, 371 Boeson, Patricia 394 Beitel, Elizabeth 352 Beitel, John 235 Belcastro, Pete 224, 235. 410 Bell. Gary 344 Boll, James 336 Bell. Jeffrey 403 Belnap, Susan 411 Belozor, Jomos 398 Bender, William 235 Benedetti, Craig 236 Bennett, Dan 346 Bennott, David 236 Bennett, Douglas 389 Bennett, Duano 398 Bennett, Gloria 411 Bennett, Nancy 314 Bennett, William 328 Benshoof, Thomas 363 Benshoof, Timothy 363 8enson, Peggy 236 Benton, Judy 317 Benton, Stephon 328 Benz. Fred 337 Benz. George 337 Berg, James 236, 411 Berg, Poul 393 Berg, Renee 280 Berglund, Sonja 371 Bergquist, Betsy 333 Bergstrom, Carl 398 Berka. Jack 339 Berkman, Stacey 283 Berman, Joni 287 Berman, Laura 286 Bernatzki, Mike 345 Berning, Ronald 351 Berry. Helen 286 Berry, Lota 236 Berry, Nancy 375 8ertel. John 350 Bertelson, Doanno 341,372 Berwick, Nancy 278, 236 Berwick, Robert 343 Betjnar, Torn 396 Betts, Marcus 330 Beutler, William 356 Sever, Laurice 41 I Beyer. Geraldine 376 Boyer, Janice 316 Beyer, Mary 361 Beyer, Ruth 386 8icart-Jr, Pete 285 Bickford, Steven 236, 300, 41 Bicoy, Dartagnon 360 Bigej, Charles 306 Bigolow, Claire 352 Billups, Colleen 371 Binder. Roger 385 Bingham, Cleone 286, 236 Birdsall. Kathryn 394 Bischoff, Susan 298 Bishop, Christy 288 Bishop, Judith 317 Bishop, Tom 296 Bissell, Mary 370 Bisset, Daniel 324 Bissett, Barbara 374 Bissett, Marsha 395 Bissonette, Theresa 41 I Bjorgo. Marvin 296 8jorkquist, Susan 236 Black. Jamie 305 Blackburn-Jr, Keith 359 Blacklidge, Gary 399 Blair, Carolyn 411 Blair, Lori 332 Blair. Mary 375 Blair, Stanley 236 Blakoly, Margaret 411 Blanc, James 306 Blanc. Lawrence 306 8lanchard-Jr, John 236 Blasen, Michael 293 Blossing, Gale 411 Blissoll. Andrea 340 Blixt, Joffrey 41 I Blizzard, Patricia 236, 312 Bloom. Pomola 236 Bloom-Jr. Richard 412 Blossom, Susan 298 Blunk, Steven 355 Blust, Thomas 290 Boase, Lois 385 Bochsler, Harold 351 Bock. Larry 389 Bodeen. Perry 236. 372 Boderick. Holly 320 Boehne. Mark 385 Boehner. Peggy 385 Boettcher, Rooney 350 Bogar, Carol 287 Bogort, Mark 309 Bohn, Joonnotto 354 Bohn. Richard 393 Boise, Reusen 389 Bold. Mary 378 Boldman, Cynthia 314 Boldman, Patricia 375 Boley. Michael 236, 341 Boling, Nancy 298 Bollor. Janet 412 Bonar, Patsy 378 Bond, Dobra 236, 361 Bond. Elizabeth 236, 352 Bonham, Jamos 328 Bonser, Cindy 412 Booth, Lynnell 236,412 Booth. Sally 387 8oquist, Torry 324 Borda. Michelle 317 Borgon, Thomas 236 Broquist, Mark 236 Bosch. Teresa 314 Botkin, Leslie 236 Boublo, Thomas 345 Boucher, Donald 392 Boulwaro, Dennis 236 Boundy,Janet 412 Bowdor, Dale 412 Bowers, David 236 Bowers, Elizabeth 236 Bowers. Susan 412 Bowersox, Amy 312 Bowker, Susan 305 Bowlsby. Marcia 236, 412 Bowman, Catherine 304 Bowman, Kenneth 412 Bowman, Patrick 385 Bowman, Roger 294 Box, Kathleen 353 Boyanousky, Kim 291 Boyd, Daniel 236 Boyd. David 412 Boyd, Dennis 307 Boyd. Scott 403 Boyd, Stan 412 Boydon,Sandy 375 Boydston, Bradley 297 Boydston, Jacqueline 302 Boylo, Patricio 353 Bradford. Lawrence 345 Bradford, Ronald 116 8radley, Danny 308 Bradley, Marylin 361 Braly, Susan 280 Brands, James 344 8randsoma, Jeffrey 372 Branham. Ronald 337 8ranson, Kathy 378 Brant, Michael 277 Brasfield, Carol 412 Bratagor, Alison 386 Braun. Holly 298 Braun. Keith 236, 358 Braun, Lenetta 236, 412 Brodar-Jr., William 342 Broga, John 400 Brem, Denise 386 Branding, Cathie 333 8ronding, Mark 337 Brentano, Samuel 236, 342 Brenton, Rex 295 Bresler, Terry 412 Brewer, Billy 236 Brice. Douglas 236, 41 3 Bridgoman, Linda 413 Bridgos, Barbara 362 Brimhall, Belinda 286 Brink. Michael 292 Briot, Kenneth 339 Briot, Robert 345 Bristol, Karen 362 Britt. Barbara 289 Britton, Choryl 373 Brockman, Eddie 351 Brockman, Sharon 237, 304 Brodohl, Randy 359 Broderick, Holly 237 Broders, Christine 237, 413 Bronken, Penny 340 Brooko, Jill 341 Brooks, Allon 237 Brooks. Parmelee 370 Brooks, Richard 342 Brostorhous, Kristen 413 Brown, Carolyn 386 Brown, Doboral 395 Brown, Debbie 341 Brown, Douglas 237 Brown, Janice 393 Brown, Laurol4l3 Brown, Linda 282 Brown, Loyd 325 8rown, Micholo 383 Brown, Peter 237 Brown. Randall 339 Brown, Richard 237, 324 Brown, 386 Brown, Theresa 374 Brown, Thomas 237 Brown. Timothy 237 Brown, Timothy 292 Brown. William 334 Browning, Stephen 296 Broyles, Janie 286 Bruce. Nancy 237, 332 Bruer, Kevin 237, 294 Bruner, Betty 374 Brunner, Barbara 393 Brushor, Kathleen 387 Bryan, Renata 298 Bryan, Stophen 403 8ryant, Bonnie 378 Bryson, Stephen 237, 322 Buchanan-Jr, Robert 372 477 Buchman. Tim 376 Buck, Cynthia 302 Buck. Gary 385 Buckingham-Ill, George 336 Buckley. Carol 298 Buckley. Mark 237, 413 Budke, Mary 340 Bue, Martin 413 Buholts. Mary 280, 237 Bumala, Mary 354 Bump-Jr, Harold 308 Bundrant, Susan 413 Bundy, Kathryn 377 Bunker, Thoma 237, 413 Bunting, Valerie 298 Burbrinli, Wendy 237 Burdick. Robert 237.413 Burdin. Barbara 237, 288 Burgess, Frederick 325 Burget, Charles 339 Burgett, Patricia 237, 413 Burghardt, Christine 137 Burghardt, Mary 374 Burghardt, Nancy 372 Burgin, Ronald 237 Burgstahler, Neal 237 Burke, Becky 303, 373 Burke, Janet 371 Burke, Michael 399 Burkholder. Weldon 237 Burleigh, Duane 237, 324 Burlingham, Scott 342 Burlingham, Shawn 378 Burnester, Randy 310 Burnell. Joel 364 Burnham, Jan 237, 302 Burns, Heather 237, 304 Burns. Lesley 354 Burns, Mary 372 Burrell. Melinda 237,413 Burrill, Lois 237, 312 Burroughs, Cheryl 402 Burrus, Denise 314 Burt. Fred 337 Burt. Dan 413 Burtchett, Patricia 237 Bus, Jackie 396 Buschert, Matthew 399 Buskuhl, Carl 413 8uston, James 237, 371 8utcher, Ann 394 Butler, Brian 124 Butler, Laurie 237, 332 Butler, Robert 292 Butler, Scott 364 Butters, Veverly 237, 413 Byer, Gary 237, 413 Byers, Janice 125 Byers, Judy 298. 375 Byers, Lynn 402 Byers, Lonnie 330 Cabe, Linda 354 Cabral, Arthur 238 Cady. David 238, 362 Cady, Glenn 238, 344 Cattail, Clark 339 Cagley, Rita 413 Cahill. Scott 339 Cain. Sally 298, 392 Calbeck, Donald 306 Caldar, Judith 377 Calder, Thomas 347 Calhoon, Ginger 413 Calkins, Peggy 238 Callaghan, Dennis 397 Callahan, James 238 Callahan, Kevin 238, 413 Callantine, Patricia 380 Callaway, Larry 325 Calvert. Susan 238. 413 Camden, Ronald 238, 326 Campbell, Caryn 238, 413 Campbell. Dale 290 Campbell, Diane 238 Campbell, Donna 374 Campbell. Dugald 389 Campbell, Patrick 285 Campo, Richard 339 Canavan, Carolyn 387 Candelaria, Gary 238, 313 Cantield, Kathryn 238 Cantrell, Gary 325 Caplan, Cathy 386 Capponi, Donald 295 Capps. Rita 238, 340,414 Carbaugh. Eugene 238, 414 Carey. Bradford 342 Carey. Charlene 282. 382 Carey, Charles 120, 346 Carkin, Janet 305 Carl, Bobbi 392 Carl, Nancie 316 Carleton, Carolyn 238, 414 Carleton, James 414 Carlin, Tama 414 Carlson, Byron 284, 238 Carlson. Cal 403 Carlson, Cheri 341 Carlson, Cris 371 Carlson, Daniel 311 Carlson, Deanna 238, 414 Carlson, Debra 238, 316 Carlson, Gary 238, 296 Carlson, James 285 Carlson, Elizabeth 387 Carlson, Joni 333 Carlson, June 395 Carlson, Kenneth 238 Carlson, Raymond 238, 414 Cerlosn, Steven 329 Carman, Patricia 286 Carmical, Patti 303 Carne, Robert 335 Carnegie, Elizabeth 353 Carney. Colleen 238. 304 Carpenter, Jerry 238, 300 Carr, George 414 Carr, Judith 361 Carrier, Randall 339 Carrier-IV, Courtland 238, 336 Carroll, Ruth 314 Cartasegna. Louise 238, 414 Carter. Alice 414 Carter. Debra 238.414 Carter. Dorothy 414 Carter. Gary 238, 414 Carter. Jean 372 Carter, Joseph 238 Carter, Morrie 285 Carter. Nancy 280 Carter. Nicholaus 238, 370 Carter, Richard 318 Carter. Stephen 306 Carter, Wanda 333 Cartier. Larry 238, 324 Cary, Jean 314 Casale, Ann 287 Case, Bruce 325 Case, Candice 238, 414 Case, Glenn 321 Case, Mary 377 Casey, Jeanne 238 Casey. Molly 278, 239 Casey, Patrick 357 Cason, Cassandra 414 Cason, Robb 414 Cassens, Laura 239 Cassinelli, Ann 378 Cassinelli, Margret 239 Cassinelli, Teresa 371 Cassinelli, Theodore 307 Caster, Lori 298 Castner, Beverly 239. 414 Castro, Karen 287, 387 Caton, Marily 377 Caufield, Kathe 239, 320 Cauthorn, Tina 377 Cavanaugh, Kathryn 298 Cecil, William 414 Chakarun, Gregory 239 Chalmers, Lawrence 400 Chamberlain, Carol 289, 375 Chamberlain, David 328 Chamberlain, Lori 358 Chamberlain, Thomas 122, 298 Chambers, Gayle 358 Chambers. Leann 288 Chambers, Michael 292 Chambers, Stephen 398 Chamness. Betty 394 Chan, Francis 239 Chan. Miriam 239 Chan. Philip 238 Chan, Riley 399 Chandler, Charles 239 Chandler, Stephen 239 Chandler, Vickie 239 Chaney, Caron 414 Chang. Suae-Chen 378 Chapell, Sue 314 Chaplin, Barbara 387 Chapman, David 392 Chapman, Doug 360 Chapman, James 398 Chapman, Rob 397 Chapo, Carolyn 302 Chappell, RJoberta 239, 414 Chase. Elizabeth 317, 382 Chau, Selina 239 Cheatha, Robert 393 Cheatham, Robert 393 Cheatwood, Rose 361 Check, Anna 239 Chek, Philip 239 Chellis, Janice 385 Cheng, Francis 239 Chesnutis, Edward 239, 371 Cheung. Chi 239, 414 Chidister, Kandi 239 Childers. Cathryn 414 Chilgren, David 414 Chin, David 397 Chin. Lily 239, 414 Chin. W.a 385 Ching, Delbert 308 Chirgwin, Keith 385 Choi, Alice 378 Chotard. Edward 355 Chriss, Lynn 316 Christensen, Laura 392 Christiansen, Scott 239, 415 Christianson, Linda 239, 288 Christmann. David 360 Chun, Allene 383 Chung. Kau-Yu 239, 415 Church. Julene 239 Church, Ronald 239 Church, Tracy 333 Churchill, David 330 Chruchill, Robert 415 Cicerich, Michael 415 Cichy, JoAnn 415 Cielohe, Randy 300 Claggett, Dave 383 Clark, Ann 316 Cutty, Clark 291 Clark, Gerald 357 Clark, Kathryn 374 Clark, Larry 123 Clark, Linda 386 Clark. Robert 239 Clark, Sheldon 334 Clark. Stephen 239, 346 Clarke. Deborah 415 Clarke, Linda 386 Clausen, George 334 Clautice. Leslie 382 Cleland, Edward 239, 322 Clement, Marcia 415 478 Clemmer, Meredith 315 Clemo, Kevin 364 Clevenger, Errol 239 Clevenger, Rexene 386 Clite . Julie 279 Clough, Linde 415 Cluterbos, John 239 Cobb, Joseph 325 Cochell, Rite 287 Cochren, Debbie 378 Cochren, Shene 240, 340 Coddington, Gereld 346 Cody, Mergeret 280, 240 Coffee, William 400 Coffey. Suten 240, 319 Coffin. Deniel 277 Coffmen, Jecquelyn 240 Cogburn, Gery 364 Cogburn, Richerd 364 Chon. Debbie 240 Cohoon, Letter 385 Coil. Merk 415 Colberg, Ruth 354 Colbert, Blyth 375 Colbert, Carolyn 415 Colbert, Robert 415 Colby, Randolph 310 Cole, Cherle 240,415 Cole, Kelly 375 Cole. Meredith 240, 302 Cole, Nancy 240 Colegrove, Nency 378 Colelle, Robert 389 Collerd, Clifford 240 Collie , Terrel 339 Collin , Bruce 339 Collin , Jemes 291 Collin , Jeenne 415 Collin . Merk 285 Collin , Petrick 342 Collin , Terrel 370 Collin , Wetley 326 Collmetz, Nency 279 Colvin. Peul 392, 393 Combo, Kethryn 380 Common , Chrittine 125, 280 Compton, Gery 401 Compton, Suten 371 Cone, Merthe 319 Congelton, Nency 240, 288 Conn, Cynthie 279 Connell. Micheel 392 Connolly, Micheel 240, 296 Connolly, Stephen 240 Conred, Cerol 375 Conred, Kent 397 Conroy-Jr, Jey 344 Conwey. Steve 415 Coogen, Eleine 375 Cook, Cynthie 393 Cook, Devid 415 Cook. Dori 382 Cook. Mery 240. 415 Cook, Micheel 346 Cook. Roneld 284 Cook, Rot 240, 306 Cook, Steven 344 Cook, Terete 386 Coomb , Peul 339 Coon, Debre 375 Coon, Jeme 344 Cooper, Christopher 346 Cooper, Douglet 335 Cooper, Leure 393 Copelend, Jenet 305 Copher, Margie 375 Corbett, Colleen 280 Corbett, Micheel 300 Cordet, Micheel 328 Corey, Edward 284 Corey, Judith 378 Cornwell, Catherine 240 Cornwell, Rebecca 394 Corpus, Beverly 382 Correia, Monica 372 Corsetti, Bernard 240. 336 Corstorphine, Glenda 298 Cortese, Karen 137, 288 Cotkey, James 240 Cottette, Larry 325 Cotton, Bruce 401 Cotton, Joel 383 Courtey. Gerri 288 Coursey. Gerri 288 Courtright, Jay 284 Cousins, Barbara 240 Coutsens, Joseph 294 Coutin, Richerd 124 Coverstone, Peul 335 Cowan, Cynthie 282 Cowan. Devid 360 Cowell, Thome 370 Cowgill, Craig 345 Cowgill, Micheel 344 Cowherd, Catherine 333 Cowherd, Gail 278 Cox, Curti 400 Cox, Lyle 415 Coyle, Meryjene 387 Crebbe, Clerk 240,324 Craig. Jerrold 363 Cram, William 119 Cramer, Larry 295 Crandall, Kaye 386 Cranmer, Jerry 389 Cranmer, Joan 415 Crapo, Charles 240 Crawford, Cynthia 288 Crawford. Patricia 283 Crawford. Steven 339 Creel. Denni 240 Creighton, Deborah 240, 320 Crenthaw, Vicky 321,375 Cretap, Dale 355 Crisanaz, Allen 383 Crockett. Steven 240,415 Croeni, Clarice 240 Croeni, Debora 316 Croeni, Jan 384 Crotby, Robert 309 Crottland, Michael 240 Crossland. Thomas 415 Crow, Norman 336 Crowe. Steve 359 Crowley, Kim 374 Crumme, Linda 385 Crumpacker, Emily 320 Cuckovich, Melvin 53 Culling , Deborah 386 Culwell, Delmer 398 Cummings, Gerald 291 Cummings, Mitchell 291 Cummings, Richard 397 Cunningham, Bruce 313 Cunningham. Mitchel 415 Curran-Jr, John 240, 292 Curtis, Catherine 352 Curtis. Cynthia 314 Curtis. Kathleen 240. 302 Cutting, Charles 416 Cyr, Judith 240,312 Cyrus, Barbara 380 Cyrus, Kerry 240 Czech, Debbie 288 D-Alfonso. Paula 383 Daggett, Gayle 305 Caggett, Simone 278 Dahlenburg, Bennie 240, 416 Dahlenburg, Christine 240, 416 Dailey. Diane 358 Dales, Eugene 122, 326 Dalesky, Glenna 392 Dallas, David 342 Dallas, Terry 283 Dalziel, Brian 402 Damschen, Deborah 315, 394 Daneille. Lorelle 302 Daneke. Ann 316 Dang, Vera 382 Daniel, Lovena 377 Daniel, Stephen 342 Daniels, Michael 360 Danner. Linda 279. 382 Daoust, Douglas 241 Darby. Dee 386 Darby. Katie 394 Darland. Donald 293 Darling, Laurie 416 Derneille, Lorelle 241 Darrow, Charlotte 241 Darrow, Scott 337 Dart. Rick 338 Dasch, Jody 288 Daugherty, Constance 241 Davenport, Rita 382 Davey, Jack 400 Davey, Kurt 416 David, Ronald 241 Davidson, Dan 306 Davidson, Diane 304 Davidson, Gail 386 Davidson, Michael 241 Davidson, Shireon 241,416 Davis, Barbara 402 Davis. Celia 386 Davis, Christino 416 Davis, Gary 328 Davis, Katherine 241 Davis, Kitty 416 Davis, Kimberly 372 Davis, Pamela 384 Davis, Scott 241 Davis. Sherry 416 Davis, Vicki 341 Day. James 403 Day. Jeffrey 383 Day, Michael 393 Dayton, Karen 383 De-Costa, James 241,416 De-Kroon, Lidwien4l6 De-Lacy, Madonna 287, 384 De-Loe. Richard 399 De-Long, Gary 416 De-Paepe, Joseph 359 De-With. Evelyn 361 De-Witt. Mark 339 De-Young, Dana 374 Deagen. Debbie 394 Dean, Pam 241 Dean, Richard 398 Dean. Stephen 241,416 Dean, Wendy 241, 302 Dearmond, David 241 Deboie, Dan 416 Deeds. Susan 416 Deibele, Douglas 339 Deibele, Linda 289 Del Bando. John 324 Delberg, Zanet 386 Delosta. Jim 339 Deming-lll. Toby 329 Denhart, Frederick 372 Denison, Lilli 416 Denman, Richard 300 Denman-Ill, Russell 241,401 Dennis. Bradford 294 Dennis. Debbie 298 Dennis. Laurel 341,373 Denniston, George 241 Dettrich, Michael 241 Deuel, Charlotte 241 Deverell, Joellen 305 Deverill, Taun 399 Devlaeminck, Jerome 241 Dewith, Evelyn 241 De Young, Jim 241.402 De Young, Pamela 241 Dickens, Roger 334 Dickinson, Sandra 387 4 79 Dick man, Jannifar4l6 Dickman, Mark 284, 241 Diers, Elaina 402 Dietrich, Randolph 277 Dietz. Joan 279 Dietz-Jr. Melvin 331 Digon, Gregory 416 Dilovete, Greg 342 Dilschneider, Karen 402 Dimick, Elizabeth 386 Dimick, Randy 378 Dimmitt, Joni 283 Dingman, Ronald 360 Dir, Richard 347 Dittmer, Dolores 383 Dixon. Douglas 403 Dixon, Gregory 241 Dixon, William 241 Dobbin, Kenneth 416 Dobson, Diane 385 Dodds. Gary 241,322 Doe, Robert 241,416 Doanaka, Janet 287 Doaneka, Mary 286, 241 Doerfler, Patricia 377 Doaring, Gregory 241 Doig, Kathleen 402 Dolan, Colleen 241 Dolby, Jeanne 382 Domanski, Patricia 241 Domogalla, John 242, 360 Donaca, Susan 242, 304 Donahue, Denise 298 Donigan, Diane 370 Donnelly. Margarita 376 Donohue, Kerry 398 Donovan, William 336 Doran, John 329 Dormody, Thomas 416 Dorn. Lisa 321, 378 Dorsey, Suzanne 333 Dotson, Shelly 340 Dotter, Keith 335 Doucet, Celeste 316 Dougherty, Constance 288 Dougherty, James 277 Dougherty, Janis 279 Douglas, Andrew 311 Douglas, Daniel 310 Douglas, Jack 330 Douglas, JoAnn 402 Douglass, Cynthia 279 Dowd, Deonne 341 Downie-Jr., Robert 242, 344 Doxtater, Jane 371 Doxtater, Jean 416 Dozier, Stave 300 Drake, Theresa 387 Dratwa, Robert 398 Dress. Joy 320 Driscoll, Mary 242,416 Driskill, Kristi 395, 394 Driskill, Terry 346 Driver, Susan 375 Drury, 8ruce 328 Dube, Anne 242 Dubeau, Michael 300 Dudley, John 309 Duerr, Christine 242 Dugan, Sarah 395 Duker, Richard 370 Dunaway, Jack 308 Duncan, Darby 242, 304 Duncan, Dennis 416 Dunham, Teresa 376 Dunklee, Thomas 313 Dunlap, Cynthia 333 Dunn, Dana 305, 382 Dunn, Debra 380 Dunn, Marcia 242, 302 Dunseth, Katherine 320 Dupree, Thomas 403 Durkin, Vickie 396 Durrell, Brenda 242, 416 Durst, Paula 394 Dusschee, David 324 Dutchuk, Michael 277 Duvall. Dian 279 Duysen, Kent 242 Dwyer, Michael 290 Dyer. Philip 326 Dyne, Tava 385 Dysart, Scott 300 Dzima, Eileen 298, 386 Eade, David 343 Earl, Claudia 319 Earl, Daniel 242 Earley, Jimmy 309 Eastvedt, Debra 242, 416 Eaton, Craig 242, 342 Eaton, Gary 242 Eaton, Richard 343 Eaton, Roby 306 Eaton, Sherry 303 Eaton, Terri 242 Ebba, Hailu 51, 119 Ebeling, Michelle 242 Ebert, Janice 370 Ebert, Linda 340 Ebmeyor, Lisa 373 Ebong, Basil 242 Eby, Christina 242, 358 Eckart, Connie 392 Eckhout, Kathleen 278 Eckmann, Margaret 340 Eddy. Victoria 242,319 Edens, Jonathan 339 Edgerton, Daniel 242 Edgerton, Robert 356 Edmonds, Mary 242 Edmonds, Scott 306 Edmondson. Gary 292 Edson, David 331 Edson, Lynn 377 Edson, Thomas 401 Edstrom, Edward 328 Edwards. David 242, 416 Edwards, James 322 Edwards, Martha 417 Edwards, Teresa 316 Edwards-Jr, Lawrence 242, 416 Egerman, Marilyn 298 Eggers, Doanna 378 Eggers, Kerry 306 Eggers, Peter 310 Eggiman, Mark 296 Eglitis, Michael 328 Eilers, Tom 242.417 Eisenhut, David 398 Eisenlohr, Jody 289 Ekstrand, Craig 293 Eland, Jeff 345 Elder. Lori 242,316 Elder. Nancy 317. 375 Eldridge, Charles 401 Elingson, Sue 370 Ellefson, Jesse 326 Elliot. Lisa 383 Elliott, Debra 417 Elliott, Robert 291 Ellis, Marilee 242,417 Ellis, Marjorie 242 Ellis, Roger 397 Ellis-ll, John 417 Elrod, Leota 376 Elsasser, Raymond 341 Eltzroth. Merlin 242 Elway, Janette 242, 302 Elwood, Kathleen 288 Ely, Michael 372 Emerson. Gay 417 Emmett. Troy 351 Empey, Claire 333, 386 Engel, Willaim 322 Engle, William 242 English, Charles 327 English, Dwight 351 Englizian, Gail 354 Englizian, Mark 242 Englizian, Patricia 243 Epping, Kristi 417 Erbele-Jr, Henry 324 Ercolini, Julie 243 Erdman, Marjorie 417 Erichsen, Kurt 399 Ericksen, Daniel 243 Ericksen, Kay 243 Erickson. Bruce 334 Erickson, Dana 243, 322 Erickson, Joan 384 Erickson, Michael 243 Erickson, Wanda 243 Erikson, Janet 375 Erlien, Robort 331 Error, Colleen 303, 393 Error, Ellyn 303 Erwin, Deborah 286 Erwin, Joan 385 Eschright, Gregg 311 Espedal, Jeffrey 417 Estes, Nancy 382 Etzel, Kathy 316 Etzel, Larry 284 Etzel. Scott 294 Euler, Gordon 243, 417 Evans, Ann 287 Evans, Debra 319 Evans, Jonathan 397 Evans, Kenneth 417 Evans, Steven 300 Evenson, Molly 385 Everist, Victoria 319 Everist, Scott 324 Evers. Randall 277 Everson, Rhonda 379 Ewing, John 403 Ewing. Vickey 289 Exall, William 300 Extrom. Joan 396 Faber. Steven 243, 277 Fackler. Scott 243. 300 Fagnan, Anne-Marie 243 Fair, Craig 114, 115, 116 Fair. Conna 316 Fairbanks, David 306 Fajer, Mary 379 Falk. William 284 Fallaway, Jane 305 Fallesen, Jake 243, 417 Faltys, Debra 305 Fanning, Michael 243, 417 Farance,Jim 339 Farber, Christy 305, 374 Farkas, Gorard 384 Farley. Steven 243,417 Farris, Marti 377 Fasano, Vinconza 243 Fasol, Tricia 286 Faulk, Lisa 417 Faulk, Vicky 376 Favorel, Cindi 243 Faw, Gary 284, 243 Fazio. Mary 302 Fee. Julienne 243 Feiss, Sharon 362 Feist, Sandra 352 Feldmann, Laurie 278 Fendrick, Kathy 287 Fenimore, Diane 376 Fenter, David 372 Fenton, David 243 Fenton, Roger 335 Ferguson. Jane 383 Ferguson, Jon 342 Ferguson, Renee 395 Ferguson. Richard 372 Fernald, Elizabeth 417 Fornendoz, Philip 243, 417 Ferral, Patrick 399 480 Ferreira, Thomas 325 Ferrell. Laren 243 Ferris. Barbara 417 Fetsch. Margaret 279 Feuerbacher, Robin 243, 330 Fick. David 362 Fick. Nancy 362 Ficken. Molly 243. 417 Field. Nancy 317. 377 Fieldbrave. Sue 377 Fields, Cynthia 305 Fillmore. Matthew 310 Filoti, Daren 360 Filoti. Robin 360 Fink. David 243, 295 Finley. Karin 287 Finney, Pamela 243. 361 Firui. Guner 243.417 Fiicher, Carol 375 Fischer, Harriet 243. 351 Fischer, Kim 399 Fischer. Sally 395 Fischer. Steven 243 Fischer, Wendelin 382, 417 Fish. Kenneth 351 Fisher, David 306 Fisher. Edward 297 Fisher, Kenneth 403 Fisher, Marilyn 243 Fisher. Patricia 402 Fisher. Richard 325 Fisher. Robert 392 Fisher. Wanda 402 Fishing, Miko 400 Fitch. Michael 61 Fitzgerald, Debra 417 Fitzgorald, Eloanor 377 Fitzgerald, Patrick 243 Firzmaurice, Matthew 243 Flaherty. Patrick 347 Flanagan. John 243. 356 Flanagan, Karen 361 Flatt, Kevin 244. 417 Flesher, Harry 357 Fletcher. Brian 345 Fletcher, Debra 278 Fletcher, Jamie 287 Fletcher, Patricia 316 Flickinger, Susan 287 Floberg, Charles 326 Flom, Daniel 360 Florence, Chandra 384 Flores. Ronald 360 Flowers. Kim 362 Flynn. Monica 317 Flynn, Patricia 244,417 Foleen, Carla 370 Foleen, Carol 370 Foley. Timothy 300 Fong. Grace 244 Ford. Kittie 402 Forgone. Gretchen 392 Formick, Pamela 224. 244 Forrey. Arthur 401 Forte. Sheryl 354 Forth. Peggy 376 Fortier, Mark 345 Foster. Charles 355 Foster. David 244. 350 Foster. Kathleen 361 Foster. Stephen 330 Foulon. Michele 244, 319 Fouquette Jr, 306 Fowlks, Clarice 298 Fox. Nelson 285 Fox. Martha 375 Francis. Alan 397 Francis, John 244 Fransisco. Fran 392 Frank. Paul 244 Franklin, Brigg 244 Franklin, Marlene 244 Frantz. Susan 333 Franzke. William 327 Frashour, Tamarah 303. 376 Frazer. Ann 370 Frazier. Diana 352 Frazier. Michael 357 Frazier. Steven 285 Fredricks. Douglas 344 Freeland. Willain 244. 417 Freeman, Harold 336 Freeman, Marilyn 244 Freeman, Marilyn 319 Freese. Nancy 279 French. Gary 244. 296 French. Janine 303 French. Nancy 244. 319 Frashour, Gary 244 Frey. Melinda 376 Freyer. Janet 386 Fricke. Daniel 290 Friday. Franklin 244 Friedrich, Linda 282, 244 Friedstrom, Karen 379 Friend. Shirley 382 Friesen. Colleen 244 Fritzler. Christine 374 Fronk. James 345 Frost, Julie 375 Frost, Willaim 397 Fruin, Paul 244. 417 Fry. Blayde 306 Frye. Kay 378 Fryer. Alberta 417 Fugate. Ardith 333 Fuglee. Kathleen 278, 244 Fuji!, Jill 286 Fuji!. Scott 244 Fujimoto. Byron 244. 417 Fujimoto, Diana 244 Fujimoto, Paul 244 Fujiwara. Blane 334 Fukui, Wilbur 300 Fukunaga. Ann 287 Fullaway, Douglas 244 Fullaway, Douglas 244. 338 Fullaway, Karen 298 Fullor. Melvin 244.417 Fuller. Timothy 244 Fullerton. Helen 417 Fulstono, Marianne 314 Fummerton, Willaim 311 Funatake, Gary 244 Funk, Darol 310 FuQua. Larry 329 Furman. Samuel 389 Fustish, Charles 401 Gaard, Sybil 320 Gaaronstroom, Marla 244. 417 Gabourel, Linda 378 Gaebler, Martha 418 Gaffke, Jerome 355 Gaffney. Thomas 398 Galbraith. Scott 306 Gale. Kathleen 244, 418 Gale. Phillip 244. 306 Gales. Cathryn 317 Galida. Franklin 244. 418 Gallacher. Susan 283 Gallacher, Timothy 244. 277 Gallagher, Mary 304 Gallier. Loretta 298 Galluzzo, Christopher 338 Galluzzo, Mary 375 Gandy. Peggy 352 Ganglor. Susan 245 Gango. Deborah 317, 372 Ganay. Thomas 245 Garcia. Jose 245. 418 Garcia. Maria 245. 361 Garcia. Robin 398 Garcia, Rosa 377 Gard. Steven 351 Gardner. Arnie 385 Gardner, Carole 245, 332 Gardner. David 245. 418 Gardner. Patti 375 Gardner, Susan 333. 375 Garre. Christine 286. 245 Garrett, Sue 245. 313 Garrison. Beth 384 Garrow, Catherine 245 Garthwaite, Sarah 245. 340 Gartland. John 245. 344 Gaskill, Juann 387 Gasparini, Debra 387 Gaston, Emily 393 Gay. Donita 286 Gay, Thomas 418 Gebhardt, Susan 376 Gehring, Dale 345 Geil. Cherie 418 Goistor. Gary 328 Gelbrich, Jerry 295 Gens, Marilyn 245 Gentzkow, Paula 245 George, Barbara 288. 245 George, John 336 Georges. Pam 396 Gerachis, Cindy 396 Garb. Jenny 316 Gerber. Toni 418 Gerhardt. Nikolaus 300 Gorig, Ann 245 Gerig, Russell 418 Gerlach, Merridy 288 Gervais, Steve 114. 326 Gotsingor, Cynthia 286, 245 Gettig. Gregory 297 Getzler, David 393 Ghahremanpour, Behrooz 245. 418 Gianelli. Mary 376 Gibbs. Bruce 389 Gibson, Royce 401 Gilbert. David 336 Gilbert. Jeffrey 351 Gilbert. Kathy 392 Gilbert. Richard 245. 418 Gilbreath. Leon 245. 363 Gilchrist. Jay 294 Gilham, Marian 245 Gillen-ll, John 300 Gilles, Moira 386 Gillis. Cindy 383 Gillis. Gerald 355 Gilmore, Barbara 392 Gilmore. Gary 342 Gilmore. Janis 418 Gilmore. Mark 401 Gimre. Carol 245. 332 Gimre. Joan 279 Gimre. Sharon 278 Gimse. Loretta 245, 418 Girardelli, Linda 245, 418 Giustina, Irene 320 Gjovik. Nancy 376 Glasgow, Renard 339 Glasscoe. Russell 346 Glatfelter, Linda 288 Glismann, Kathie 340 Glos. Leslie 280. 245 Glover. Dean 357 Glover. Dennis 306 Glover. Steven 402 Gluck, Michael 399 Goar. Candace 279 Goddard. Pamela 245. 418 Godfrey. Kelly 378 Godfrey. Marc 399 Godsline, John 418 Goebel. Rita 396 Goebel. Terry 245 Goeks, Greg 393 Goetze, James 245. 360 Goldbloom, Edward 308 Goldman, Elizabeth 370 Goldstein. Robert 313 Gonzales. Blanca 384 481 Goo, Alan 245 Goode, Barbara 320 Gooder. Barbara 298 Goodling, Barry 370 Goodness, Sue 375 Goodwin, Diane 418 Goodwin, Lynn 401 Goodwin. Nancy 321.377 Gooley, Janet 378 Gordon. Betty 376 Gordon, Louise 279 Gorman, Jackie 245,418 Gorman, Patrick 277 Gornick. James 339 GorskI, Alexandra 402 Gorsllne, John 246 Gorton. Tyler 53 Gossett, Denise 341 Gossler, Janet 246. 418 Gotter. Scott 359 Gouge, Jennifer 392, 393 Gould, Curtis 418 Goward Jr, Richard 397 Gowey, Keven 393 Graber, Barbara 378 Graber, Pamela 362 Grace. William 246. 370 Grad, Paul 397 Graden, Dick 370 Grader. Leslie 332 Grady, James 325 Graff. Jeffory 246. 326 Graham, Charyl 386 Graham, Michael 246 Graham, Nancy 371 Grahlman, Richard 334 Gramkow, James 397 Granberg, Eric 246 Granger-Jr, Richard 292 Gransberg, Douglas 300 Grant, Anne 370 Grant, Mary 320 Grant, Suxanne 246, 418 Grassart, Kyle 385 Grassman, Scott 277 Graves. Floyd 385 Graves. Hollis 418 Gray, Cheryl 246 Gray, Laurie 418 Greathouse, Dona 246 Green, Andrea 370 Green, Janet 341 Green, Lynn 375 Greenberg, Peter 398 Greene, Diana 246 Greenough, Mark 418 Greenup, Julie 378 Gregg, Constance 298 Gregonis, Robert 246, 418 Gregory. Dennis 246, 418 Gregory. Kathleen 418 Gremmel, Katherine 278 Grenz, Anne 246 Grenz, Julie 379 Grenz, Mark 246 Grass, Mary 362 Greve, Franz 385 Gribskov, Aage 318 Grier, Edward 300 Griffin. Deiore 246, 418 Griffith, Bruce 397 Griggs. Janis 382 Grigsby, Richard 336 Grimes, Terry 356 Grimsrud, Margaret 246 Grimwood, John 297 Gripp, Jeanine 418 Hanna, Richard 311 Hanna, Rodney 301 Hannon, 8eth 247 Hannon, Jeffrey 357 Henold. Cathy 319 Hansell. Kathleen 247,316 Hansen, Alanna 395 Hanson, Fred 371 Hansen, Jimmy 301 Hansen, Ronald 300 Hansen, Sandra 420 Hanson. Gary 420 Hanson. Karla 386 Hanson. Sherrie 247, 420 Hanson, Terry 247. 420 Harada, Marvin 344 Harder, Jeffrey 334 Harding. Jeffrey 392 Harding. Michael 420 Hargens, Randall 247, 326 Harkins, Mary 387 Harlow. Gregory 306 Harman-Jr, James 291 Harmon, Phillip 294 Harmon, Tina 395 Haroun, Lawrence 338 Harper, Eileen 354 Harder, Robin 283 Harper, Thomas 343 Harpole, Marlene 302 Harrehill, Mary 247, 298 Harrang, Evelyn 278, 247 Harris. Barbara 247 Harris. James 420 Harris. Marcia 384 Harris. Mark 370 Harris, William 370 Harrison, Kevin 398 Harroun, Joanne 280 Hart, Cathleen 383 Hart. David 307 Hart. Dennel 387 Hart, Gregory 306 Hart, James 344 Hart, Janice 386 Hart, Jeffrey 336 Hart, Karen 298 Hart, Kathi 124. 372 Hart, Kathleen 319 Hart. Rebecca 278 Harteloo. Don 247, 350 Hartley. Claire 247, 320 Hartley, Donald 247 Hartley, Gayle 387 Hartley, Michael 371 Hartsell, Steven 401 Hartsough, Charles 335 Hertung. Marcia 353 Hartsell, Paula 287 Harvey, lie 247, 352 Harwood. Steven 292 Hass, Ann 286 Hassman, Mary 395 Hastings, Marla 420 Hastings, Richard 247 Hatfield. Randy 370 Hatter, Nancy 319 Haugen, Elmer 380 Hauptmann, Robert 330 Hauser, Cheryl 378 Havens. W. Scott 329 Hawes. Scott 247 Hawkins, Candace 320 Hawkins, Pamela 380 Hawkins, Terri 321 Hayes, Frederick 383 Hayes, Holly 303 Hayes, John 339 Hayes, Robert 334 Haynes, David 308 Hays. Jeffrey 420 Hays, Mary 314 Hays, Nancy 386 Grondin, Gerald 313 Gross, Brian 351 Gross, Gerald 313 Gross, Karen 246. 304 Grossnicklaus, Jill 362 Grothe, Lorelei 282. 246 Grousbeck, Becky 418 Grove, Robert 246 Groves. Debra 387 Guerber, Gary 389 Guest, Susan 377 Guile, Sandra 361 Guilfoy, Christine 302 Guistina, Irene 245 Guinn, Kelle 333 Gulstrom, Renee 246 Gunderson, Maurice 246, 418 Gunter. Vicki 383 Gunther, Jennifer 380 Gustafson, Barry 246 Gustafson. Charles 337 Gustafson, Ernest 246 Gustafson, Janis 246 Gustafson, Joann 280 Gustafson, Rhonda 278 Gutmann, Catherine 361 Guy. Thomas 246 Haack, Kathy 341 Haas, Ingrid 332 Haberlack, Nancy 246 Habernicht, Karel 317 Hackenbruck, Jeremy 344 Hagadorn, Neil 246. 355 Hageman, Alice 246. 340 Hagen. Elizabeth 246. 298 Hagen. Ronald 328 Hagen, Thomas 246 Haglan, Caroline 246 Haglund, David 247 Hahn, Linda 418 Haines. Paul 247 Halbert. Kathleen 384 Halbert. Linda 247 Held III, Christian 316 Hales. Heather 303 Halim. David 247, 418 Hall, Arthur 247 Hall. Darrel 370 Hall, Edward 300 Hall. Karen 247,418 Hall. Kimberly 283 Hall. Mary 386 Hall. Nelson 393. 392 Hall, Peggy 298 Hall. 247.418 Hall. Richard 247, 420 Hall. Steven 385 Hallett.Jane 303 Hallin, Philip 247, 364 Halloran, Katherine 386 Halstead, Rebecca 316 Halvorson, Michael 329 Haminishi. Henry 247 Hamilton, John 401 Hamilton. Kathleen 380 Hamilton. Susan 375 Hammack, Matthew 326 Hammerquist, Fred 297 Hammon, Marilyn 247, 420 Hammond. Nancy 383 Hammond. Terry 401 Hammons, Jeffrey 306 Hampton, Cherry 420 Hampton. Carl 247, 335 Hampton, Joan 319 Hand. Cicely 332 Hand. Debra 382 Hand. Ina 395 Haner, Robert 372 Hanft, Gayle 385 Hangartner, Brad 393 Hango. Dennis 385 Hanke, Dean 392 Hays, Susan 393 Hay ward, Eric 420 Hayward, Richard 292 Haze, Ronald 324 Hazen, Sydney 278 Head. Robert 397 Headrick. Charles 397 Heald, Corby 386 Healy, Kathleen 247 Healy, Mary 394 Heater, Janeen 287 Hebert, Joanne 385 Hecker. Gerald 322 Hedeen, Paulette 393 Hodman, Jeffrey 420 Hodman, Robyn 302 Hefty. Luanne 247 Hegastedt, Richard 400 Hegr, Martin 277 Heid. Willian 347 Heider, George 247, 420 Heineman, Gail 387 Hoinmillor. Loo 347 Heinonon. Dobra 304 Heintz. Bradley 339 Heintz, Cheryl 302 Hoinh. Marc 247,338 Heinz, Stanley 350 Heisel, Carl 247 Heislor, Donna 420 Heistuman, Paul 247, 350 Heitmeyer, Karen 378 Holding, Lisa 283 Helenius, Beverly 402 Helenius, Larry 420 Heller, John 306 Heilman, Cindra 385 Helmuth. Von M. 247. 335 Helser, Becky 420 Heltne, Kristin 317 Heming, Patricia 247 Hemm. David 393 Hemry, Kurt 345 Henderson, Dorothy 361 Henderson, James 356 Henderson, John 338 Henderson, Louiso 287, 317 Hendorson, Patricia 247, 420 Henderson, William 247, 350 Hendrick, Eric 247 Hendrick, Gail 278 Hendricks. John 300 Hendricks, Ladorna 402 Hendricks, Ruth 288 Hendrix, Debra 383 Henkelman, Reed 397 Henkle, Margaret 420 Henning, Sally 247, 420 Henry, Elyse 396 Henry. Randall 403 Hensolman, Melissa 354 Henshaw, Kathy 354 Hensley. Jayne 393 Hensley, Jennifer 321 Hento, Larry 385 Herb. Janet 383 Herbage. Michael 335 Herbage. Robert 247, 335 Herbage. Thomas 335 Herder, Cheryl 298 Herdon, Nadine 393, 392 Herigstad. David 295 Herman, Scott 421 Herman, David 356 Horman, Jan 393 Horman, Mary 247 Hormanson, Janet 421 Hernan, Alejandra 402 Hernandez. Denice 302 Herrington, Martha 247. 316 Herrold. Catherine 386 Herstine, Laurie 298 Hesketh, Cheryl 378 Hesketh. Kathi 279. 382 Hesla, Laurie 320 Hess, Andrea 372 Hesse. Ann 385 Hessel, Pamela 279 Heston, Eva 384 Hessler, Steve 358 Heuschkel, Frank 248 Heuschkel, Melinda 248 Heuton, Tennis 385 Hewitt, Robert 297 Heyde. Robert 357 Heyntsen, Ardello 248, 421 Hibbard. Mark 340 Hickey, Thomas 248, 336 Hickok, Carol 421 Hicks, Ann 380 Hicks, Joelynn 341 Higby-Jr, William 370 Higgs. Michael 345 Higley, Debra 378 Hildenbrandt, Stophen 401 Hildreth, David 326 Hilken. Douglas 397 Hill. Aderia 384 Hill. Charles 375 Hill, Courtney 114 Hill, Eric 357 Hill. James 357, 389 Hill. Janet 319 Hill, Janice 421 Hill. Kerry 361 Hill. Landy 294 Hill, Leonard 51 Hill. Lowell 242. 114 Hill. Melissa 302 Hill. Merle 248 Hill. Nancy 248 Hill, Steven 339 Hillgen, Jocelyn 303 Hilliker, Howie 318 Hills, Kennedy 291 Hilton. Gordon 248 Himmel, Claire 386 Hinchman. Kathorine 362 Hinds. Gary 248. 328 Hinke, Nancy 248 Hinklo, Douglas 248, 421 Hinman, Alan 355 Hirata, Joan 370 Hironaka. Carol 375 Hironaka, Janice 124, 305 Hirschberger. Greg 123, 327 Hirtz. Allan 330 Hitchcock, Holly 305 Hjorth. David 247, 290 Hjorth. Jeffrey 328 Ho. Jade 248. 421 Ho. Karen 421 Ho. Patricia 248, 421 Hoadley, Jeanne 386 Hobart. Karen 421 Hobart. Roxie 421 Hoddle. Vance 347 Hodge, Daniel 248, 296 Hodge. Roger 421,248 Hodgson. Irene 378 Hodney, Edwin 290 Hoeren, Gerd 318 Hoexing, Larry 400 Hoffman. James 345 Hoffman. Jeri 248 Hoffman. Josoph 399 Hoffman, Larry 400 Hoffman, Robort 328 Hoffmeister, Mark 290 Holbert, John 421 Holbrook. Rod 403 Holcomb. Cynthia 333 Holcomb, Shirley 396 Holland, Linda 354 Holland. Thomas 344 Hollander Jr, J. B. 285 Hollenbeck, Barbara 248 Hollonder, Jay 400 Hollis. Harold 247, 421 Hollopeter. Larry 347 Hollowell, Shannon 317 Hollus. Jay 357 Holm, Henry 248 Holm, Julia 421 Holman, David 318 Holman, Sherri 395 Holmer, Janice 287 Holmes. Clarence 249 Holmes. Nancy 376 Holoch, Richard 360 Holst, Susan 376 Holstad. Mark 249. 421 Holstad, Nancy 352 Holt. Christine 421 Holtzclaw, Pamela 247 Hongo. Gary 345 Honma. Rebecca 392 Hoog, Carl 294 Hooper, Marcia 305 Hooper, Rayleon 314 Hoover, Connie 362 Hoover, Grog 385 Hoover, Richard 337 Hopkins, Alan 339 Hopkins, Ronald 339 Horman, Marla 298 Hornbuckle. Syreece 375 Hroner, Cheryl 287 Hornibrook. David 247, 350 Horning, Thomas 421 Horton, Kathryn 353 Horton, Michael 326 Horvath, Paul 334 Joskins, Margo 288 Hosier, Lorraino 377 Hoss, Lori 247,421 Hotchkiss. Judith 247, 340 Hotchkiss, Susan 394 Hottman, Thomas 421 Houck, Donald 392 Houk, John 247 Houle, Edward 249 House, Barbara 249, 340 House. Dave 398 Housok, Michael 360 Houser. Mark 372 Hoven. Deborah 333, 375, 378 Howard. Brian 336 Howard. Katherine 377 Howard. Patricia 247, 302 Howard. Patrick 247, 421 Howe. Linda 315 Howe Jr. James 343 Howell, Cynthia 383 Howlett, Craig 350 Hoyt, Robert 393 Hsieh. Christina 384 Hsin. Jim 393 Hubbard, Jeff 336 Hubbard, Richard 328 Hudacek, David 397 Huff. Kathleon 421 Huff. Nancy 249 Huffaker, Blancho 312 Huffman, Thomas 294 Huggins. Bradley 385 Huggins, James 326 Hughes, Brenda 375 Hughes, Jonnifor 377 Hughes, Kristine 386 Hughes. Maureen 279. 380 Hughes. Patrick 295 Huhta. Janet 249 Hukari, Amanda 249 Hulbort. Alfgod 306 Hulbert, Deanne 249. 304 Hulden, Robort 284 Hulsman, James 249 Humbort, Richard 318 Humble. Kelly 249 Hummer. Margaret 379 Humpert, Stuart 421 Humphrey. Fern 352 Humphrey. Hugh 249. 421 Humphrey. Jane 314 483 Humphrey, Kim 353 Humphries, Sumo 374 Hunseker, Martin 339 Hunt, Dennis 421 Hunt, Gary 249, 421 Huntley, Sandra 375 Hupy, Brad 300 Hurford, Debra 396 Hurley, Michael 249, 300 Huseman, Koran 421 Huserik, Carol 421 Hu� k, Terry 402 Huskey, Cynthia 353 Hutchens. Cheryll 422 Hutchins, Carolyn 249,422 Hutchins, Sandra 385 Hutchison, Guy 334 Hutchinson, Keith 400 Hutchinson, Gregory 249 Hutchison, Zona 377 Hutson, Lonne 422 Hutson, Timothy 398 Hyde. Kimberly 320 Hyde, Kristen 321 Hyde. William 249. 376 Ichimura, Russell 370 lie ms, Gordon 249 Ikeda, Dean 334 Imai, Russel 389 Imper, Grant 301 Imper, Neil 422 Ingalls, Scott 400 Ingle, Joan 379 Incledue, Sheila 386 Inman, Diane 361 Innes, Richard 310 Irwin, Christina 380 Irwin, Gary 398 Irwin, Patricia 422 Iseri, Douglas 338 Ishida, Brian 351 Ito, Gail 249, 422 Jabuka, Katherine 372, 241 Jack, Elizabeth 314 Jackson, Bruce 344 Jackson, Cathleen 383 Jackson. Cathy 283, 380 Jackson, Joan 383, 394 Jackson, Kay 362 Jackson. Mary 278, 249 Jackson. Nancy 303 Jackson, Paul 336 Jackson, Scott 121 Jacobs, Christine 320 Jacobs, Deborah 321 Jacobs, Janelle 394 Jacobson, Anita 249 Jaeger, Lisa 249, 422 James, Debra 378 James, Patricia 332 Jamison, Jo-Anne 249, 304 Jannelli, Lisa 422 Janney, Marilyn 422 Janson, Rolf 347 Jarboe, Sharrie 393 Jared, Clyde 325 Jarvis, Jeannie 312 Jarvis, Judith 312 Jarvis, Kathy 304 Jatho, William 307 Jenkins, Bruce 329 Jenkins, Foris 383 Jenkins, William 343 Jenks. Willard 351 Jenness, Richard 299, 322 Jensen, Janene 377 Jensen, Kathleen 422 Jensen, Kelly 336 Jensen, Timothy 357 Jenson. Daryl 355 Jeppsen, Julie 302 Jerden, Marc 330 Jermaine, Kit 394 Jernstedt, Karen 249 Jernstedt, Stephanie 385 Jessen, Larry 342 Jewell. George 249 Jinbo. Kathy 249. 422 Joans, John 422 Johns, Candace 373 Johnson, Bonnie 249, 422 Johnson, Constance 314 Johnson, David 422 Johnson, Deborah 320 Johnson, Deborah 305, 383 Johnson. Debra 250, 304 Johnson, Dona 422 Johnson, Dwight 401 Johnson, Eileen 354 Johnson, Elisabeth 422 Johnson, Emily 250 Johnson, Gary 336 Johnson, Gregory 385 Johnson, Jeanine 373 Johnson, Jeffery 351 Johnson, Jennifer 371 Johnson, Joanne 317 Johnson, Joel 389 Johnson, Karen 282 Johnson, Kathryn 371 Johnson, Kathryn 279 Johnson, Kim 382 Johnson, Linnea 317, 387 Johnson, Lome 422 Johnson, Lynn 321, 377 Johnson, Mark 293 Johnson, Merrilee 250 Johnson, Pamela 379 Johnson, Pamela 382 Johnson, Paul 397 Johnson, Raymond 250, 300 Johnson, Richard 250 Johnson, Rick 301 Johnson, Robert 292 Johnson, Rodger 326 Johnson, Rolen 250, 422 Johnson. Stephen 250 Johnson, Stewart 422 Johnson. Susan 250 Johnson, Victoria 250 Johnson, Wayne 250, 371 Johnson, William 324 Johnston, Annette 362 Johnston, Sharon 286 Johnston, Sidney 332 Johnstone, Beverly 300 Johnstone, Timothy 422 Joje, Ramon 393 Jolley, Richard 328 Jonasson, Alicia 250 Joncha. Susan 287 Jones, Corelie 382 Jones, Daniel 326 Jones, David 351 Jones, David 250 Jones, Elizabeth 319. 383 Jones, Gregory 277 Jones, Gregory 250. 344 Jones, James 250, 364 Jones, Janet 386 Jones. Jenna 226 Jones, Jean 250 Jones, Julea 282 Jones, Kathleen 372 Jones, Marie 422 Jones, Patrick 403 Jones, Richard 372 Jones. Vicki 370.423 Joplin, Christopher 329 Jorgensen, Julie 386 Jorgensen, Nancy 298, 382 Judd. James 250,423 Judy-Ill, William 331 Junor, James 371 Jurgens, Peggy 250 Jurries, Robert 250 Juyl, Debbie 396 Kaer, Debra 374 Kahle, Patricia 250, 313 Kahut, Kathleen 382 Kaiser. William 250, 423 Kakimoto, Sarah 250 Kalina, Joni 380 Kalsch, Mauren 379 Kandra, Julie 386 Kendra, Steven 294 Kapek, Catharine 373 Kappers, David 344 Kaptur, Philip 318 Kepustka, Louise 379 Karschnia-lll, Paul 330 Kasari, Connie 402 Kasari, Thomas 306 Kaser, Dusty 311 Kasnick, Dennis 318 Kath. Lori 321 Katz, Dan 401 Kauter. Dan 336 Kewano, Jennifer 286 Kean. David 308 Kearney, Nanette 423 Keck, Janet 320 Keeler. John 250 Keeton, Kerry 116 Keith, Timothy 250 Kellenberger, Karen 250, 316 Keller, Casey 114 Keller. Gail 333, 376 Keller. Rebecca 250, 332 Kettey, Gregory 338 Kelley. Terry 250 Kelly. Jan 317 Kelly. Kathryn 303 Kelly. Laurie 316 Kelsay, Roger 347 Kemhus. Mary 250. 423 Kemmerer, Marcia 319 Kemp, Sherry 396 Kemper, Janet 317. 380 Kendall, Brad 337 Kennedy, Brian 335 Kennedy, Connie 302 Kennedy, John 351 Kennedy. Kathy 395 Kennedy, Kathie 304 Kennedy, Nathan 330 Kennedy. Sandra 314 Kenny, Patricia 386 Kenton, Richard 330 Keown. Thomas 347 Kero, Charles 403 Kerr, Andrew 393 Kerti, Karen 371 Kessler, Richard 423 Kesterson. Brett 251.423 Keuter, Dan 251 Kex. Larry 251 Kiest, K-Lynn 283 Kiggins. Gregory 251 Kilner, Duncan 336 Kimbrell. Selma 423 Kimpton, Thomas 355 Kinaley, Kay 314 Kincheloe, Stephen 251,290 Kindred, James 311 Kinersly, Jan 354 King. Charles 423 King, Colleen 251,423 King, Glenn 251 King. Jeffrey 290 King. Jodi 382 King. Kathy 298 King, Robert 363 King. Ruth 423 Kingsley, Cole 399 Kingsley. Daniel 251.423 Kinnaird, Ann 379 Kinney, Gail 352 Kinney. Leah 377 484 Kinney. Linda 321 Kinney. Roberta 402 Kinsey, Barbara 288 Kinsley, Kay 251 Kintz, Theresa 353 Kinzell, Ann 423 Kinzell, John 251,423 Kipp, Julianna 383 Kipp, Rebecca 251 Kirby, Nicholas 251, 338 Kirk, Ben'amin 318 Kirk, Judith 361 Kirk. Linda 386 Kirk, Marceleen 423 Kirkpatrick, Susan 340 Kirsch. Carol 280. 251 Kisinger, Lorilee 282 Klahn, Mary 283 Klann, Rodney 285 Kleusen, Patricia 423 Kleiber, Ingrid 370 Klein, Susan 314 Kleinkopf, Robert 251 Kliewer-Jr, David 313 Kline. Elizabeth 302 Klossner, Kirk 294 Kluge, Alan 251, 399 Knapp, Mary 251,423 Knauss, Elizabeth 303 Knauss, Nancy 251 Knecht, Kathryn 423 Kneisel, Gary 290 Knierim, Barbara 332 Knight, Mac 329 Kniivila, Christine 251 Knokey, Marjean 251 Knower, David 423 Knowles, Margaret 251 Knox. Cynthia 387 Knox. Gary 295 Ko. Su 251,400 Koberstein, David 294 Kobielsky, Michael 423 Kocker, Diane 386 Kodani, Sharon 251,423 Koohnko, Josophine 424 Koellermeier, Dave 251 Koellermeier, Lee 251.424 Koenig, Shirley 251, 370 Kojima, Hiroshi 295 Kokes. Deborah 251.298 Kolb, Margaret 383 Kolen, Kristine 286 Killie, James 251 Komoto, Marcia 251,424 Konrad, Edgar 424 Koping, Theron 279 Korack, Robin 374 Kosher, Greg 251, 306 Kostechka, Andraw 313 Kostur, James 278 Kotchik, Judy 387 Koualcnyk, Tom 370 Kowalewski. John 251,424 Krafve, Karen 251 Krafve, Kathleen 305 Krahmer, David 294 Kramer. Carolyn 314, 385 Kramer, James 308 Krauel, Thomas 385 Krause-ll, Charles 252, 338 Krebs, Clinton 345 Krhmer, Jim 251 Krokoski, Robert 318 Kronor, Amy 305 Kruger, Debra 317 Kruger, Susan 386 Krumbein, Jean 252, 304 Kubitz, Michael 371 Kugel. Glenn 252. 306 Kuhne, Allison 252, 424 Kum, Randall 345 Kunz, Gary 252 Kunz. Karen 280, 361 Kunz, Todd 311 Kuodell, Brad 347 Kuballis, Vickie 299, 386 Kyle. Bruce 252, 333 Kyle. Theodore 334 La 8erge, Kevin 337 Laclef. Daryl 284 La Due. Cheryl 373 La-Vance, James 335 Labahn, Stephanie 252 Lagler, Karolyn 382 Lai, Dorothy 252 Laing, Barry 59 Laing, Bonnie 376 Laird. Mary 424 Laird, Robin 352 Lakey, Jeffrey 326 Lam. Helen 252 Lam, Michael 252 Lamb, Susan 387 Lambert, Catherine 302 Lambert. Cynthia 289, 380 Lambert, Linda 252 Lamp!, Donald 297 Land, Timothy 252 Landec, Gregg 306 Landrum, Kenneth 55 Landwehr, William 424 Lane. Cynthia 387 Laney, Jenny 333 Lang, William 350 Langdon, Mary 252,424 Lange, Richard 371 Langshin, Dave 400 Langton, Christopher 252, 336 Lantz, Daniel 424 Laragan, Gregory 252, 371 Large. Barbara 377 Larkin. Bradford 343 Larsen. Connie 252, 371 Larsen, James 252 Larsen, Kathy 358 Larsen, Steven 357 Larson, Douglas 370 Larson, Gary 297 Larson. Mary 252 Larson. Mary 279 Larson, Timothy 401 Lashbrook, Jonnifor 386 Lashbrook, Wesley 356 Laski, Thomas 252, 306 Latshaw, Margaret 372 Laubsch, Kenneth 285 Lauch, Jonathan 331 Laumand, Karen 289 Lauterback, Marl 301 LaVoie, Marvin 252 Lawrence, Craig 252, 364 Lawson, Daniel 400 Lawson, Robert 347 Laythe, Thomas 397 Leary, Kathleon 288 Leary, Maureen 289 Leetherwood. Patrice 282, 252 Leavens, Jamos 383 Loevons, William 393 Leavitt, Douglas 345 Leback, Rodney 424 LeBeouf, Jeffrey 252 Ledbetter. Kris 252, 372 Ledin, Michele 282, 252, 424 Lednicky, Kristen 252 Lee, Catherine 252, 332 Lee, Cathy 332 Lee. Chi 252.424 Lee, Christopher 252 Lee, Dayle 289 Lee, Donna 361 Lee, John 328 Lee, Kathryn 372 Lee. Kim 289 Lee. Leslie 392 Lee. Mel 303 Lee. Pamela 289 Lee. Seng 252 Lee. Shu-Ching 252, 424 Lee. Terry 253 Leetham. Willaim 253, 322 Leaver, Jeffrey 328 Leavers, Robyn 253, 288 Lefever-lll, Richard 389 Lefkow, Janet 383 Legard, David 253, 342 Legg, David 392 Lehmann, Dale 401 Lehrer, Yvonne 382 Lelinski, Stephen 307 Lametta, Susan 319 Lemert, Kerry 395 Leonard. James 351 Lepper, Mary 395 Leslie. Kenneth 300 Leslie. William 370 Lethe. Brunhilde 375 Letsom, Steven 397 Leung, Aaron 253 Leung, Tim 253, 424 Levering, Bruce 297 Lewis, David 285 Lewis, Donna 253, 302 Lewis. Jan 341 Lewis, Larry 403 Lewis. Laurie 383 Lewis, Randall 253, 424 Lichty. Michael 253, 296 Lightner, Jo Anne 282 Ligon, Sally 340 Likins, Gary 402 Lillegard, Joan 333 Lilleoren, Sherri 289, 380 Lilligridge, Curtis 329 Lincoln, Mark 331 Lind, Susan 253, 424 Linde, Scott 347 Lindell. Georgia 279 Lindell, Robert 327 Lindgren, Martha 253 Lindh, Jacquelyn 424, 253 Lindquist, Jane 353 Lindsey, Mary 353 Lipscomb, Edmond 51 Littlefield. Allen 310 Littlefield. Rick 397 Liudahl, Jerry 398 Liudahl, Susan 353 Locati, Denise 303 Locey, Barbara 253 Locey, Jay 345 Locey, Steven 253 Lockard, Carolyn 253, 340 Locke, Curtis 356 Locko, Jan 384 Locke. Jay 370 Lockhart, Christino 253, 424 Lockhart. Mart 386 Lodmell, Yvonne 376 Loe, Ruth 321 Loeck, Linda 253, 424 Loowon, James 295 Lofstedt, Nancy 253, 425 Lomax. Monica 425 Lomax-Ill, James 310 Long, Jonathan Edwards 397 Long, Matthew 339 Long, Roger 345 Longtin, John 400 Look, Gregory 398 Loomis. Courtney 403 Loomis. David 306 Loosley, Stephen 345 Loprinzi, Charles 425 Lorance, Cindy 395 Lorang, Sharon 374 Lorence, Mary 341 Lorentz, John 253 485 Loring, Tamara 384 Loui, Judy 383 Louia, Douglas 253, 328 Louie, Farmia 312 Lova, Dabra 425 lovalin, Bruce 310 Lovett, Richard 344 Lovlian, Jaanna 332 Lovlian, Thomas 337 Low, David 318 Lowa, Diana 253 Lowa, Jim 253 Lowria. Larry 285 Lucas. Mark 397 Lucas, Stephanie 377 Lucich, Danial 337 Luahrs, Larry 253, 425 Lukins. Rabecca 289, 374 Lumsden-Jr, Everett 392 Luna, Natalia 282 Lund. Cynthia 387 Lund. Richard 253, 344 Lundin, Walter 325 Lundt, Jeffrey 360 Lundy, Denise 377 Lunt, Carolyn 253, 332 Luscombe, Bruce 293 Lusetti, David 253 Lydan, Michael 385 Lynch. Alison 316 Lynch, Brian 306 Lynch, Candace 305 Lynch, Deborah 386 Lynch, Mary 385 Lyon, Glenn 345 Lyon, Meredith 305 Lyon, Mimi 393 Lyons. Margaret 289 Lyts, Craig 297 Maas. David 370 Mabry, Quince 290 MacAlistar, Mika 370 MacCallum, Barbara 392 MacCraa, Donald 347 MacDonald, John 253, 425 MacDonald, Kenneth 334 MacDonald, Laurie 253, 425 MacDonald, Sharon 393 MacDowell, Bruce 401 MacKenzie, Janet 332 MacPherson, Joan 377 Mach, Tuan 253 Mackie. Clair 253, 302 Macnab, Mika 345 MacNab, Sandy 397 Macraady, John 425 Madden, Jamas 318 Madden, Patricia 298 Maddox, Kenneth 344 Madison, Valeria 354 Madsen, Joan 402 Maedka, Barbara 378 Maestri, Vincent 337 Magagna, Raylana 279, 379 Maganis, Kevin 343 Magnusan, Jan 286 Mah, Norman 253 Mahan, Patricia 317 Mahony, Mark 403 Mahony, Marla 374 Mahr, Pater 400 Maier, Allan 385 Main, Carla 286 Main, Joalyn 253 Mainini, Ronald 294 Majors, Catharine 283 Makin, Cecilia 395 Makin, Tom 284 Malata, Gregory 339 Malay, Robin 393 Malo, Karl 254, 328 Maloney, Laura 396 Malott, David 425 Malott, Geri 425 Malowney, John 293 Malstrom, Darrell 254, 318 Man. Wing 254 Mann, Bonney 378 Mann, Carol 321 Mann, Mark 325 Manni, Janis 289 Manning, Gloria 254 Manning, Kenneth 294 Manning, Patricia 314 Manning, Roy 254 Manning, Susan 315 Manning, Thomas 338 Mannla, Janis 380 Manny, Paula 279 Mansath, Gail 353 Merchant, Cynthia 282, 254 Marcusan, Karnay 286, 254 Mardis, Joe 401 Mardock, Gregory 291 Markham, Dabra 383 Markland, Christina 396 Markman, Jamas 306 Marks, Richard 254 Marqualing, Jamas 307 Marqualing, Mary 254, 288 Marsh, Christopher 392 Marsh, Danial 355 Marsh, Douglas 297 Marsh, Jamas 325 Marshall, Amber 303 Marshall. Julia 315 Marshall, Maria 377 Marshall, Vicki 380 Mart, Diana 386 Martell, Jean 254 Martin, Brian 329 Martin, Chrys 314 Martin, David 336 Martin, Ellen 254 Martin, Gail 374 Martin, Gary 425 Martin, Julia 385 Martin, Steven 296 Martinson, Ann 378 Maruyama, Warren 370 Marvel, Steven 385 Marx, Steve 385 Mason, Beverly 375 Mason, Karen 286 Massinger, De Anna 302 Massingill, Scott 60 Mast, Mary 254 Mast. Ty 385 Master, Margo 254, 312 Mesterson, John 254 Mastrandraa. Jeffrey 338 Matheson, Lynne 320 Mathison, Timothy 318 Mathro, Bernice 286 Matlock, Susan 254 Matson, Sheila 254 Matsuda, Lorna 425 Matsumura, Howard 254 Matthews, Leslie 299 Matthias, Rick 385 Mettis, Linda 425 Mattson, Philip 37, 403 Mattson, Thomas 326 Mauer, Janet 254,425 Maurer, Kenneth 425 Maurer, Richard 114, 115,254 Mawdsley, Susan 282 Maxwell, Marjorie 395 May. Brian 343 May. Dawn 425 May. Steven 254 Mayfield, Ronald 325 Mays, Pater 339 Mays, Ruth 385 Mays, Steven 338 McAlister, Kim 370 McBee. Carolyn 282, 254 McBride. Karan 283 McBurney, Cynthia 254 McCabe, Jeanne 375 McCabe, Michael 254 McCabe. Peter 284 McCallie, Vicki 254. 320 McCallister, Richard 425 McCarthy. Christiana 254, 332 McCarthy. Gregory 356 McCarthy. Mary 282 McCaskey, Michael 399 McCauley. Damon 254 McCauley, Damon 254 McClain. Stanley 254, 328 McClellan, Barbara 279 McClellan, Gary 254 McClellan, Margaret 278. 254 McClenaghan, Pamela 315 McColloch, Thomas 326 McCollum, Scott 254 McConnell, Lynne 254, 298 McCorkell, Susan 255, 425 McCorkle. Robert 334 McCormick, Mary 380 McCormick, Steven 255 McCoy, Debra 396 McCoy. Donna 387 McCracken, Bruce 291 McCreary. Janet 385 McCubbins, Susan 286, 255 McCuiley, Judith 304 McCulloh, Michael 309 McCulloh, Michael 255 McCurdy. Elizabeth 396 McDermott, Kathleen 394 McDonald. Janis 278, 255 McDonald, Timothy 308 McDow, Craig 343 McDowell, Robert 401 McDowell. Rodney 255 McDowell. Sara 316 McElligott, Joseph 284 McElmurry, William 397 McEnany, David 339 McFarland, Darcy 353 McFarland. Graham 255 McFarling, Jay 255 McFeron, Gregory 398 McGaughey. Michael 392 McGee. Deborah 255, 425 McGehoe, Stan 285 McGill. Julie 392 McGilvery, Keith 308 McGinnis, Karen 255 McGinnis, Leslie 383 McGinty. John 255 McGinty. Susan 137, 378 McGovern, Edna 394 McGovern, Edward 324 McGowan, David 397 McGrath. Denise 380 McGrew, Nancy 288 McGuinn, Sally 374 McGuire, Trudy 317, 374 McIntosh, Carolynn 378 McKay. Marsha 361 McKee, Charles 331 McKee, John 398 McKee, Mary 333 McKee, Rodney 255 McKee. Roger 59.425 McKee. Scott 292 McKennett, Thomas 350 McKichan, Patricia 332 McKinney. Bud 255 McKinney, David 297 McKinnon, Emily 384 McKinnon. Melody 384 McKinnon, Richard 402 McKnight, Brett 325 McLaughlin, Dennis 355 McLaughlin, Howard 255, 426 McLaughlin, Julio 332 McLaughlin, Stacy 333 McLean, Gary 363 McLeod, Roderick 342 McNaught, Konnoth 255, 426 McNee, Sydney 278. 255 McNeeley. Curtis 426 McNerthney. Thomas 401 McPherson, 8arbara 255 McPherson, Janet 374 McQuiggin, Jean 260 McQuarry, Mary 255. 332 McReynolds, Meredith 282, 255, 288 McSharry, Michael 401 McSwain, Nancy 305 Meaney, Dolores 341 Medcraft, Richard 335 Modoiros, Hollyann 426 Medina, Augusto 398 Medinger, Marilyn 372 Medlar, Doan 285 Meece, Stephen 298 Meeks, Thomas 329 Meeuwsen, Anthony 285 Moouwsen, Michael 426 Mefferd, Dana 289 Meier. Gail 337 Meinhart, Terrie 305, 378 Meis, Deborah 426 Meland, John 324 Mellmer, Steven 397 Melonuk, Tinker 337 Melrose. Steve 255, 326 Melstad. Michael 393 Milton, Cynthia 362 Melvin, Margaret 378 Menashe, Rochelle 255, 316 Menegat, Albert 255, 364 Mercer, Richard 255, 294 Mercer, Susan 333 Merja. Rebecca 378 Merkle, Lynda 377 Merklin, Theodore 308 Merrigan, Michael 357 Merrill, Patricia 321 Merrill-V, Zodoc 398 Merriman, David 339 Merritt. James 345 Merritt. Steve 398 Mersereau, Claudia 396 Metcalf, Craig 403 Metcalf, Judy 383 Metheney, Robert 277 Metke, Stephen 255 Meyer, Craig 297 Meyer, Deborah 374 Meyer, James 339 Meyer, Kathleen 283 Meyer, Susanna 255 Meyer, Theodore 347 Meyerding-Jr, Eugene 371 Meyers, Scott 255, 344 Michels. Gloria 299 Micik, James 255, 277 Mickeleit, Jill 288 Midbust, George 310 Mikkalo, Dona 256 Miles, Gregory 385 Millar, Suzanne 384 Miller, Albert 256 Miller, Anita 256 Miller, 8renda 386 Miller. Dian 278. 256 Miller, Duane 256 Miller. Fritz 256, 356 Miller. Gary 402 Miller, Gary 385 Miller, Gary 256, 426 Miller, James 383 Miller, Karen 378 Miller, Kevin 351 Miller, Kristine 256,314 Miller. Mark 400 Miller. Michael 256 Miller, Nadine 373 Miller. Noil 300 Miller. Ora 394 Miller. Patricia 362 Miller. Ronald 256 Miller. Sally 299 Miller, Tim 294 Miller, Wendy 289 Moiling, Lars 308 Mills, George 343 Mills. Misty 393 Mills. Susan 283 Miltenberger. David 256, 363 Minderhout, Thomas 310 Mindt, Connio 320 Minsker. Miles 397 Mischler, Jerry 393 Mitchael, Mildred 395 Mitchell, Leslie 256 Mitchell, Marian 374 Mitsuyasu, Steven 356 Mitts. Timothy 343 Miyahira, Michael 331 Moberly, Steven 256 Mode. Debra 374 Moo. Diane 289 Moe. Eric 256, 322 Moo. Ronald 256 Moeckli, David 256 Moehring, Janis 380 Mohler, Pamela 256 Mohr, Michael 400 Molitor, David 60 Moll, Victoria 354 Molner, Daniel 370 Monaghan, Tracy 330 Monahan, Kathleen 256. 426 Money, Linda 312 Monnie. Richard 294 Monroe. Ronald 285 Monsrud, Steve 297 Montgomery, Gail 375 Montgomery, Mark 372 Mooers. Darrell 357 Moore. Arlene 256, 402 Moore, Donna 387 Moore. John 256, 426 Moore. Kevin 393 Moore, Leah 373 Moore, Linda 375 Moore. Mary 256 Moore. Merri 374 Moore. Patrick 256 Moore, Paula 380 Moore, Ralph 256, 426 Moore. Rebecca 370 Moore. Teresa 315 Moore, Theresa 426 Moore, Thomas 336 Moore, Thomas 370 Moore, Tim 426 Moore. Wayne 397 Moore. Wendy 377 Mooring, Roberta 341 Moothart, Robert 53. 55 Mootry, Kimberly 333 Moran. Shannon 319 More. Donna 256 Moreland, Lessa 426 Moren, Donna 320 Morfitt, Becky 256, 340 Morford, Philip 400 Morgan. 8arbara 278 Morgan. Carolo 378 Morgan. Dennis 292 Morgan. Gary 337 Morgan. Joel 291 Morgan. Leslie 370 Morgan. Marcia 279 Morgan, Marcia 305 Morgan, Peter 392 Morin, Pamela 380 Morris, Carolyn 302 Morris, Cynthia 380 Morris. Donald 256 Morris. Kenneth 297 Morris, Mary 376 Morris. Mitchell 256 Morris. Ponny 396 Morris-Jr, Wilson 116 Morrison, Melinda 302 Morrow. Cynthia 375 Morrow, Dean 385 Morrow, Jonathan 294 Morse, Jennifer 380 Mosar, Janice 317 Mosby, Dale 393 Mosby, Kim 354 Moser, Carol 378 Moshborger, Donna 256 Moshofsky, Fla via 361 Moshofsky, Linda 305 Mosley, James 256, 426 Moss. Jacqueline 256, 426 Moss. Steven 339 Motoki. Jan 354 Mott. James 256, 296 Movassaghi, Amir 426 Moyer. Leslie 287 Mulflur, Ann 317 Muller, Abra 385 Munroe, Debbie 257, 298 Munro, Janolle 375 Munsey, David 257 Munson. Alfred 257, 426 Munyon, James 257 Munyon, Jeanette 257 Muraoka, Wayne 331 Murphy, Debbie 303 Murphy, Kathleen 371 Murphy, Leo 398 Murphy. Marcia 386 Murphy, Michael 371 Murphy. Nora 379 Morphy, Philip 292 Myers, Carolyn 375 Myers, Nancy 387 Myers. Robert 257.426 Nachtwey. Karla 377 Nachtwey, Peter 342 Naemura, Joseph 257 Nagle, Michael 329 Nakahama, Keiji 313 Nakamaru, Clarence 392 Nance. Peggy 304 Nanneman, Teresa 379 Narayan, David 257, 426 Narehood. Shannon 426 Nash, Johnny 324 Nash, Laura 317 Nass, Norman 277 Nasser, Ladan 257 Nebinger, Scott 403 Nederostek, Richard 385 Needham. Steven 295 Neigel, James 335 Neisess, Diana 257,426 Nelsen, Kim 301 Nelson, Carolyn 257 Nelson. Carroll 280 Nelson, Drake 310 Nelson. Joyce 426 Nelson. Kristin 257 Nelson. Nancy 278, 257 Nelson, Rebecca 283 Nelson. 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Susan 305 Phillips. Thomas 427 Piatt. Michael 356 Pichette, Suzanne 376 Pickens III. Mark 326 Pickett, Bruce 325 Pickett. Judith 354 Picking, Jeanne 370 Picknell, Kern 260 Pickning, Janelle 374 Pidgeon. Carol 280, 260 Pierce. Carol 386 Pierce. Carolyn 427 Pierce. Craig 351 Pierce. Jary 427 Piercy. Janis 260. 427 Pihl. Cheryl 279 Pihl. Ingo 287 Pilatos. Deborah 279 Pilcher. Cathy 303 Pilcher, Gregory 260 Pile. Beverly 386 Piltz. Karl 370 Pimm. Kathryn 260 Ping. Kenneth 383 Pingree. Sabey 317 Pinkerton, James 427 Pinkney. Janelle 341 Pinson. John 398 Pinney. Wayne 260. 294 Piontkowski, Marcia 260, 428 Piper. Charles 260. 294 Piro, James 260. 296 Pitney. Daniel 344 Pittonger, Eric 372 Pittman. David 330 Pittman, Robin 394 Pitts. Marita 386 Plence, David 360 Plath. David 295 Platt. Demetra 375 Platt, James 260 Platt. Jane 260, 332 Platt. Martin 292 Plummer, Deborah 305 Pohll, Stacey 370 Pointer, Charles 284 Poliett. Ed 339 Pollock. Susan 219 Pool. Michael 428 Poole. Ralph 306 Poon, James 260 Pope. Michael 347 Popp. Mary 378 Poppitz, Brenda 260. 314 Poppitz. Denise 314 Poppitz. Terri 315 Porter, Deborah 428 Potter. William 344 Potts. Samuel 393 Potwin, Poggy 260, 304 Powell. Joel 351 Powell. Patsi 374 Powers. Carol 332 Powers. Fred 308 Pratt. Judith 386 Pratt. Rita 384 Pratt, Stephen 343 Pray. Nancy 332 Pribyl. Steven 260 Price. Debra 387 Price. Patti 260. 428 Price. Rodney 260, 428 Price. Steven 260 Priebe, Larry 336 Prihar. Diane 428 Pritting, Philip 397 Proctor. Rebecca 383 Propes. Michael 123 Proppe, Marsha 279 Proudfit, Patti 319 Prue, Candace 340 Przybyszewski. Stophon 339 Puddy, Thomas 328 Pugmire, Kent 385 Pulliam. Marsha 378 Pullin, Patricia 303 Pullin, Daniel 428 Purdy. Ann 280. 260 Purdy. Michael 306 Purdy. Peter 329 Pursley. Glen Pursley. Michael 295 Purvis. Deborah 428 Putt. Mary 260 Pyle, Carol 428 Pyper, Barbara 299 Quon. Marjorie 260 Quenoll. Mary 352 Quimby, David 372 Quinn, Dennis 318 Quinn, Toni 386 Raab. Paul 294 Raab. Thomas 393 Rabak. Judith 260.316 Raddiffe, Margaret 321 Rademachor, Ann 428 Raetz. Richard 360 Raffety, Susan 362 Ragono. Richard 334 Ragsdale. Richard 260, 359 Rahnasto, Karla 387 Ramerman. Jerry 290 Ramey. Dana 374 Ramsay. Randi 260 Ramseyer. Margaret 387 Ranchez, Valerie 299 Randle. Shirley 385 Randle, William 268 Raniero. Debra 428 Rask, Jeannine 378 Rasmussen, Catherine 260 Rasmussen, Ivy 428 Rasmussen, Theresa 260. 340 Ratcliffe. David 355 Rath, Thomas 261 Rathe. Karen 289 Rathbone, Jarvis 325 Rathbone, Sharon 299 Rathjen, Scott 345 Rathkey. Margaret 261 Ratihn, Barry 261.428 Ratliff, Kenneth 351 Ratliffe. Bill 326 Ratliffe. Robin 321.377 Rattner. Saralyn 333. 370 Ratzlaff. Luane 428 Rauch. Thomas 360 Rayburn. Sheila 358 Raynor, Kathleen 314 Razmus. Donovan 356 Read. Kennoth 284 Ready. Gregory 357 Roardon, Steven 261 Reberger, Daniel 261,428 Redden. Joan 378 Reding, John 261 Reding. Joseph 389 Redman. Mari 321 Reed. Craig 428 Reed. Cynthia 261 Reeder. Donald 342 Rooder. Terri 279 Reekseckor, Diane 380 Rees. Mark 343 Roos Jr, Clifford 120 Reese. Gorald 261, 324 Reese. Sarah 378 Reeve, Roberta 261. 358 Roevos, John 295 Rehm. Deanna 382 Reiber, Kathy 286 Reichelt, Bruce 313 Roichon, Randall 428 Reid, Dorothy 353 Reid. Lorindo 376 Reid. Stephen 392 Reif. Donald 306 Reinhardt, Richard 397 Reinhardt, William 261 Reinholt, Craig 397 Reiten. Janet 333 Remington, Richard 261,310 Renfro, Gerald 261,428 Rosor. Rebecca 384 Rex-Jr, John 325 Rexsos. Margaret 379 Reyna. Alfred 363 Reynolds. Chris 370 Roynolds. Joel 261.277 Reynolds. Julia 428 Reynoldson. Joan 380 Rezac, Michael 261 Rozac, Patricia 278 Rhodes. Diane 317 Rhynard. Bonnie 341 Rhyner. Pamela 362 Riccio, Edward 345 Rice. Jacquotino 370 Rice. Joan 387 Rice. Kathleen 315 Rich, Christine 392 Rich. Michael 398 Richards. Robyn 321 Richardson. Debra 261 Richardson. Douglas 360 Richardson, Ernest 306 Richardson. Lisa 304 Richardson, Robort 401 Richardson, William 261,296 Richier. Bob 400 Richter. Randal 393 Richert, Linda 428 Rickert, Dalo 403 Ridenour. Robert 347 Riochors, Steven 328 Rieke, Laurel 261 Riffel. Ron 337 Rihani, Sarmad 397 Rinaldo, Loretta 287 Ringo, Alan 342 Ringo, Molly 305 Ringstad. Kristine 287, 379 Risley. Shawn 283 489 Ristau, Jeffrey 292 Riswick, Konnath 428 Ritchoy, Loanno 341 Ritchoy. Stophon 403 Ritchie, Elizabeth 378 Ritchie, Jana 278 Ritchie. Michael 337 Ritter, Christine 261,428 Ritter, Susan 428 Rivers, Michele 333 Roache, Michael 393 Robbe, Glen 343 Robbins, Douglas 60 Robbins. Mark 290 Robbins. Steve 397 Robblee, Pamela 289 Roberts, Adelo 305 Roberts, Barbara 428 Roberts, Jeanne 428 Roberts. Jill 278 Roberts, Katherine 394 Roberts, Marcia 428 Roberts, Patricia 261,429 Roberts. Stanley 261,294 Robertson. Lonn 385 Robertson, Madelyn 261 Robertson, Pizie 392 Robinson, Gina 370 Robinson, John 261, 364 Robinson. Robert 261, 322 Robinson, Terrence 261 Robinson. Timothy 345 Robinson, Rita 394 Robnett, Susan 380 Rock wood, James 292 Rodgers, Jan 374 Rodrigue, Susan 289 Rodriquez, Josefina 361 Rodway. Diane 279, 378 Rogers. David 393 Rogers. Gail 375 Rogers. Sharon 280, 261 Rohde. Kathryn 261,429 Rohde, Pamela 386 Rogolt. Robert 310 Roiko. Linda 261,314 Rollins, Bryan 261 Rollins. Kathaline 261 Rollman, Clarence 291 Romans, Kenneth 295 Root, Douglas 372 Root. Nancy 299 Root-Jr, Jack 261 Rose, Gwendolyn 362 Rose, Lezlie 377 Rose, Peter 308 Rosenbalm, Brian 403 Rosentreter. Nancy 280, 261 Ross, Janet 362 Ross. Kay 315 Ross, Sandra 282 Ross. Stephen 308 Rosson, Constance 385 Roth, Douglas 285 Roth. Holly 383 Roth, Janet 375 Roth. Lisa 373 Roth. Mary 279 Rothrock, Richard 295 Rouse, Kim 261 Roush, Gary 262 Rove, Susan 378 Rowe, David 429 Rowe, Karen 340 Rowe, Peter 398 Rowe, Robert 429 Rowe, William 355 Rowley, Joseph 401 Roowse, Debra 262 Rowse, Kim 375 Ruddock, Susan 371 Rude. Scott 401 Rudolph, Robin 289 Rumano. Sue 394 Rumbaugh, Penelope 316 Ruminski, Diane 378 Runyan. Meredith 379 Rush, Jo Ann 393 Russell, James 262 Russell, Jerry 262 Russell, Linda 262 Rutherford, Deborah 262 Rutledge. Danny 392 Rutledge. Stan 389 Ruttencutter, Rosalie 362 Ryan, Charles 262, 310 Rychlick, Karen 429 Ryder, Scott 403 Saavalainen, Marjo Riitta 262, 429 Sabala, David 306 Sabol, William 294 Sadamori, Gary 334 Saffle. Sue 302 Sage. Kristine 262, 319 Saito, Debbie 314 Sakamoto. Paul 400 Sakamoto, Ray 403 Saling, Cathy 429 Salisbury, Debbie 319 Salisbury, Jeanne 396 Salisbury, Mark 360, 392 Salmon, James 262 Salmon, Mark 328 Salo, Harold 262, 335 Salsgiver, Donna 429 Salter. Larry 262. 338 Sam-Jr, Paul 429 Sandau, Terrie 382 Sanders, Barry 429 Sanders, Daniel 326 Sanders, Paul 383 Sanders. Rebecca 374 Sanders. Stephen 389 Sanders, Susan 317. 380 Sandoz, Evelyn 319 Sandstrom, Gary 370 Sandstrom-Jr, John 345 Sanger, Gretchen 395 Santesson, Paula 262 Sarff. Sayle 429 Sartz, Jeffrey 293 Sasaki, Delbert 262 Sasaki, Gary 262, 306 Sato. Gordon 262. 300, 429 Satran, Michael 262, 344 Setter, Matthew 403 Satterfield. Carrie 393, 392 Satterlee. John 262. 429 Sauer, Richard 262 Saunders. Dawn 386 Sauter, Robert 328 Sautter, Robert 301 Sawtelle, Deanna 262 Sawyer, Charles 351 Sayles, Rodney 370 Saylor. Gayl 333 Scerpino. Mary 282 Sceva,Stephanie 262 Schaad. John 262.429 Schaad.Paul 350 Schaaf, Randolph 339 Schacht, Bruce 262, 429 Schede, Randall 385 Schaefer, Sandra 302 Schaffer. Gayfa 299 Schallberger, Mari 262 Schamburg, William 296 Scharback. Karen 286 Scharf.Jay 262,313 Schatx, Edward 356 Scheumberg, Ward 262 Scheble. Anne 429 Sheehy. Dick 337 Scheideman, Donald 351 Schelembaum, Roy 262 Schelling, Carol 402 Scherzinger. Mark 262, 318 Schiffer. Cathy 303 Schifferer. Doris 387 Schild. Dinah 262, 319 Schiller, Keith 402 Schilling, 402 Schillingbury, Edward 338 Schink, Andrew 262 Schlegel, David 297 Schlegel, Todd 370 Schleining, Bradley 345 Schlosser, Paula 383 Schmedake, John 372 Schmidgall, Benjamin 371 Schmidling, Pamela 371 Schmidt, Charles 371 Schmidt, David 262 Schmuckley. Deborah 429 Schnoidor, Niki 352 Schneider, Virginia 319 Schoen, Michael 311 Scholz. Jane 393 Schommer, Robert 370 Schoning. Randall 337 Schoppert, Barbara 263 Schoppert. Judio 352 Schram, Patricia 382 Schroeder, Lawrence 263 Schroeder. Robin 402 Schuetz, Sally 379 Schullanborgor, Mary 377 Schultz, Douglas 294 Schulz, David 263, 429 Schulz. Edwin 401 Schulz, Michael 284 Schumacher, Gregg 329 Schumachor, Karen 316 Schumacher, William 307 Schussman, Thomas 313 Schuster, Sandra 429 Schutt, David 294 Schuyler, Alan 385 Schwab, Kathleen 282. 263 Scoles, Janone 319 Scott, David 429 Scott, David 263 Scott. Diane 386 Scott, Harvey 301 Scott. Madelain 321 Scott, Michael 334 Scott, Monte 329 Scott. Paul 344 Scott. Sandra 263,429 Scudder, James 263 Seagraves, Sara 341 Seagren, Ronald 347 Sealey, Robbin 430 Seaman, Anne 361 Sebern, Joanna 375 Sedra, Janet 378 Seibert. Charlett 394 Seigeman, Shelley 299 Seifert. Alison 321 Seki, James 263, 430 Selby, Gregory 383 Selden, David 399 Seley, James 398 Sells, Kathleen 341 Seltzer. Jeffrey 399 Senders, Craig 310 Seshiki, June 386 Seva. Stephanie 278 Shackelford. Kathryn 320 Shaffer, Michael 310 Shallenberger, Michael 311 Shangle, Nancy 430 Shangle, Rebecca 376 Shanks, Jennifer 263. 320 Shannon. Colleen 263. 430 Shapton-Jr, William 306 Sharp. Michael 430 Shattenkark, Carol 394 Shaver, Mary 279 490 Shaw, Danilo 385 Shaw, David 263 Shaw, David 308 Shaw, Dianna 263, 430 Shaw. James 399 Shaw, Jan 376 Shaw, Roger 263 Shay, Arthur 355 Shay, Susan 387 Shearer, Alice 354 Shearer, David 294 Sheohy,Joanne 279 Sheets, Dana 263 Sheots, Michael 306 Shelley, Marilyn 382 Shelton, Kenneth 306 Shepp, Lisa 303 Sheppard, Craig 263 Sheppard, Koith 301 Sherbina, Joan 402 Sheriff, Sally 383 Shorman, Craig 337 Sherman, Richard 290 Sherman. Bill 401 Sherry, Paula 382 Shorwood. Kathleon 263 Sherwood, Sally 263, 314 Shields, Marianne 321 Shields, Richard 430 Shigeno, Gary 263, 430 Shimimuro. Kaialco 387 Shoning, Kerry 383 Shorb. Aleta 361 Short, Ramona 385 Shriver, 8ruce Shroyor, Sarah 378 Shroyer, Susan 315 Shuck, Victoria 371 Shukle, Cynthia 402 Shultz, Marlene 386 Shupienis, Mary 379 Sickler, Tad 325 Sidle, John 263 Sidwell, James 263, 324 Siebenthal, Robert 343 Sieg, Thomas 356 Siegrist, Gail 305 Siomson, Beckie 283 Severs, Dian 263, 430 Sievers, Ronald 263,430 Sigler, Daniel 306 Signer, Janet 263, 316 Sikes. Sandra 263, 298 Silva, John 331 Simpson, Patricia 299 Simpson, Sally 303 Sims, Marcia 386 Sims, Pamella 341 Sin. David 263, 430 Sinkoy, Mark 336 Sinner. Jerry 393 Sires. Joanno 430 Siri, James 297 Sittner, Fred 263, 330 Sitton, John 263, 430 Six, Paula 317 Sizemore-ll, William 331 Sjordal, Susan 289 Skach, William 397 Skaug, Howard 371 Skinnor, Joanne 393 Sklenicka, James 295 Skoch, Patricia 287 Skorpen, Debbie 317 Skov, Eric 328 Skov. Randall 329 Skriver. Larry 263 Skurdal, Norman 400 Skuzeski, Christine 263, 430 Skyher, Michael 263 Slack, Helen 386 Slack. Sally 385 Slattery. Ronald 264, 430 Slawson. Carol 394 Smalborger, Kathy 372 Smeed, Susan 430 Smieja, Linda 315 Smith. Allison 387 Smith. Barbara 264 Smith, Boyce 296 Smith. Catherine 305 Smith, Charles 264 Smith, Christina 264 Smith, Daniel 398 Smith, Daniel 277 Smith. David 277 Smith. David 291 Smith. Debora 375 Smith, Don 389 Smith, Gary 318 Smith. Hollis 379 Smith, Jeffrey 343 Smith, Judith 430 Smith, Kathloen 264, 319 Smith, Kathy 372 Smith, Lisa 387 Smith, Lynn 264 Smith. Margarot 264 Smith. Mark 398 Smith, Molly 393, 392 Smith. Paula 370 Smith. Peggy 264, 430 Smith, Russell 264, 430 Smith, Scott 293 Smith. Shelley 377 Smith, Stephen 329 Smith, Stephen 342 Smith, Terrence 357 Smith, Terry 122 Smith, Terry 328 Smithey, Clarence 122 Smoorenburg, Joan 395 Sneddon. Robert 264, 331 Snidor, Bill 401 Shoden, Kathie 264 Snodgrass, David 297 Snodgrass, Karen 374 Snodgrass, Kathryn 264, 304 Snyde, Douglas 48. 51 Snyder. Brian 351 Snyder. Mark 329 Snydor, Robert 430 So Annie, Tak-ming 264 Socotch, Stephen 430 Sodorquist, Anne 386 Soderstrom, Loslio 385 Soderstrom, Peter 264, 334 Soehren, Dru 375 Soejima, Carol 286, 264 Somers, Debra 431 Somers, Martha 264, 352 Sommer, John 264, 324 Sorensen, Allan 290 Sorensen. Candeo 264 Sorensen, Janell 353 Sorensen, Kathy 264 Sorensen, Keith 264 Soule, Bonjamin 431 Soule-Jr, Lloyd 295 Sound. Janice 264, 314 South. Janet 373 Southwick, Cyndee 264 Souza. Jo Ann 317 Sovinc, Lynn 305 Spahr, Gregory 297 Spear, Tony 264, 292 Specht, Martha 279 Spees, Linda 299 Spence, Cherri 431 Spence. Harold 264 Spencer, Barbara 264 Spencer, Kathleen 376 Spencer, Linda 379 Spencer, Mark 325 Spencer, Ramona 316 Spencer, Steven 397 Sperry. Warren 360 Spiegelberg, Scott 336 Spiokerman, Jayne 264 Spies, Betty 386 Spillane. Margaret 402 Spillman. Bud 337 Spillum, Kathleen 264, 302 Spilman, Joyce 305 Spink, Lynne 264, 431 Spitze, Kenneth 264, 294 Sprague. Gaylo 376 Sprouce. Mark 308 Squire, Debra 341 Squire, Susan 375 St. John, Barbara 383 Staats. Diane 287 Staatz. Kathorine 264, 372 Stach, Richard 398 Stady, Susan 372 Staehely. Marilyn 431 Stafford, Judy 379 Stahl, Trena 384 Stalkor. Diane 315. 386 Stamm, Grotchon 282 Stamm, Shelley 317 Standerfer, Daniel 301 Stark, Catherine 352 Starkovich, Stovon 43 I Starnes. Pamela 288, 431 Staska, Stephen 264, 277 Stastny, Louise 370 States, Halloen 383 Steagall, Robert 291 Stebbins, Jon 289, 380 Steele, Mitchell 392 Steers, Kristi 264, 314 Steors, Tim 307 Steffen. Daniel 277 Steggall, Christopher 265 Steiner, Stephen 370 Steiner. Pam 431 Steinfeld. Patrick 398 Steinhauer, Maria 262 Steinkamp, James 401 Steinmann, Lesa 353 Stellmaker, Ron 370 Steltenpohl. Becky 379 Stennfeld. Marsha 387 Stenson, Ronald 265. 431 Stephens, Roxanne 395 Stophens, Vicki 321 Stephenson. Julie 373 Stephenson, Sylvie 265 Stevens, Carol 305 Stevons, Cherie 395 Stevens, Christina 392 Stevens, Joanne 395 Stevenson, Gary 265 Stevenson, Jenny 377 Stevenson-Ill. John 345 Stever, Renaey 396 Stewerd. Sheryl 395 Stewart, Deborah 279 Stewart, Jay 337 Stewart, Jo Anne 279 Stewart. Ronald 114 Sthay. James 397 Still. Mary 286, 265 Still. Nancy 287 Stillings, Karen 265 Stillwell, Michael 402 Stinson, Connie 361 Stinson, Therose 303 Stipe, Robert 292 Stockman, Cynthia 376 Stodd. Deborah 265 Stoelk. Cynthia 379 Stoltenberg, Gail 265 Stolz, Shirley 265 Stolz, Wayne 401 Stone, Andrea 282 Stone, Michael 397 Stone, Sandra 380 491 Stone. Stewart 335 Story. Keith 265 Story, Lindsay 265 Stout, Heather 431 Stovall, Kelly 352 Stover. David 291 Stowers, Kathleen 265, 312 St. Pierre. Neil 265, 328 Strader, Carolyn 299 Strader, Marcia 393, 392 Strain, Frederick 307 Strandberg. Jill 375 Strandemo, Susan 265, 332 Stratton, Cheryl 280, 265 Stratton, Johathan 318 Stratton, Kay 319, 378 Strebin, Julia 437 Streeter, Donald 309 Streich, Lyoia 289 Strickfaden, Pamela 374 Strickland, Celia 289 Strickler, Kathryn 305 Stricklin, Gail 278, 265 Strohmeyer. David 399 Stromme, Karen 317 Strong, Catherine 265 Stuevens. Paul 431 Stumpenhaus, Cathie 265 Sturges, James 385 Suchsland, Brian 265 Suddath, Henry 397 Sues, Marilyn 386 Sullivan. Elise 375 Sullivan, Terese 375 Summers, Connie 321 Summers, Joel 281, 392 Summers, Nancy 379 Summers, Scott 431 Summersett, Carl 265 Sund, Bruce 343 Sundeleaf, Kerrie 379 Sunderland, Helen 265 Sundin, Thomas 307 Sundstrom, Anne 378 Supple, Carrie 376 Supple, Susan 431 Susa. Mary 394 Sutedjo, Sujono 265 Sutherland, Vicki 380 Sutton, Sheri 363 Suty, Janda 265, 304 Suyderhoud, Gerald 58 Svalberg, Terry 291 Svendsen, Gary 389 Svendsen, Janice 395 Svendsen, Sally 431 Swain, Carrie 431 Swan. Alice 372 Swan, Carlyn 371 Swan. Kelly 265, 332 Swan, Eric 351 Swan, Michael 398 Swancutt, William 326 Swank, David 308 Swanson, Gary 265, 431 Swanson, Linette 383 Swanson, Susan 377 Swanson, Thomas 306 Swart, Janet 378 Sweeney. Carey 431 Sweeney, Timothy 265 Swegar, Ruth 354 Swensen, Katherine 319 Swenson, Chuck 326 Swettman, Robert 265 Swygard, Kenneth 344 Tada, Daniel 291 Tada, Donna 286 Taggard, Janice 316 Takashige, Stephen 330 Talbert, Maria 353 Talley, Deloris 378 Tamayose, Vera 394 Tamura, Susan 265 Tansill, Steven 398 Taranoff, Janel 286, 265 Tarker, Michael 265 Taroli, Raymond 115 Tatman, David 399 Taucher, Martin 306 Taylor, Arthur 326 Taylor. Brenda 392 Taylor. Charles 297 Taylor, Christina 299 Taylor, Christopher 291 Taylor, Cynthia 299 Taylor. Michael 431 Taylor. Renee 382 Taylor, Richard 337 Taylor, Robert 329 Taylor. Scott 338 Taylor. Sharon 386 Taylor, Sheila 354 Taylor. Sheryl 362 Taylor. Stuart 265 Teeter, Susan 387 Temple, Sally 377 Templeman, Dennis 370 Templeton, Trudi 380 Ten-Hulxen, David 265 Ten-Kley, Arlan 265. 431 Tenney, Barbara 279 Tensen, Mardi 431 Teramura, Cynthia 266 Teramura, Gayle 266, 302 Teramura, Joyce 431 Terjeson. Mark 343 Terpin, Lynne 286, 266 Terry, Barbara 395 Terry, Susan 266 Tetx. Dorothy 358 Thackery, Donald 266 Thaler. Nina 377 Theda, Jeffrey 357 Thelin, Nancy 299, 387 Themelis. Gust 266, 431 Thiessen, David 402 Thoman, Dee 378 Thomas. Brett 284 Thomas, Casey 285 Thomas. Dana 329 Thomas. Jeffrey 324 Thomas, Jeffrey 370 Thomas, Patricia 315 Thomas, Scott 401 Thomas, Victoria 394 Thomas-Jr, William 266, 432 Thomassene. Donna 382 Thompson, Barbara 396 Thompson, Bonnie 358 Thompson, Bruce 266 Thompson, Casey 372 Thompson, Colleen 387 Thompson, Edwin 402 Thompson, Frederic 266 Thompson, Joan 314 Thompson, John 337 Thompson, Margaret 383 Thompson, Rose 395 Thompson, Shelby 317 Thompson, Timothy 400 Thompson, Todd 326 Thompson, Wayne 266, 350 Thomsen. Kris 266, 328 Thorkildson. Lee 398 Thorn, Rita 352 Thorn, Vickie 319 Thornton, Leslie 396 Thornton, Robert 295 Thornton, Robin 396 Thrall, Lynne 266, 314 Tice, Edward 278 Tice, James 329 Ticoulat, Joy 2o6 Tiedmann. William 293 Tietje, Nancy 370 Tiland, Janice 333 Tilley, Karen 319 Timmer. Cynthia 299 Timmerman, Karen 266, 432 Timmons, Anne 373 Timmons, Gregory 266 Titus, James 325 Tkach, Jannette 375 Tobias, Richard 266, 432 Todd, Gerald 432 Todd, Patricia 354 Tokarczyk, Marsha 266 Tolen, Nancy 353 Tollefson, Dennis 313 Tomassene, Sally 375 Tomlinson, Joseph 291 Tomlinson. Kim 341 Tompkins, Karen 286. 266 Toombs, Cynthia 303, 373 Tooze, David 266, 432 Torgeson, Traci 321,383 Torkelson, Linnea 320 Torrey, Linda 396 Tortorello, Richard 266, 336 Toups, Paul 392 Tourtiilott, Martha 266, 298 Towle, Bruce 355 Towle. Gary 363 Townes, Deborah 266, 340 Townsend, Susan 279 Townsend, Terry 394 Trapnell, Nancy 321 Trappe, Kristin 316 Trappe, Linda 385 Traughber, Paul 347 Trenda. Lynn 345 Trent, Mary 266 Trexler, Steven 432 Tribbey, Barbara 374 Trocino. Thomas 392 Troutman. Anthony 297 Trudeau, Jeannette 375 Trueai, Fred 266 Tschache. Susan 305 Tschanz, Cassandra 362 Tseng, Vivien 378 Tsubota, Eugene 266 Tsuji, Wayne 330 Tumy, Michael 339 Tung, Mei 395 Truley, Stanton 311 Turner. Gary 284 Turner, Jan 303 Turner. Miriam 361 Twidwell, Janet 370 Twiss. Michael 307 Tyler, Janet 266 Tyler. Timothy 329 Uhlenhake. Jane 279 Ulman, Gregory 325 Ulrich. Margaret 267 Ulrich-Ill. Warren 309 Umemoto. Karen 26. 432 Umemoto. Robert 432 Underhill, Medora 299 Vahrenwald, James 392 Vaile, Larry 432 Valoff. David 355 Van Allen. Brad 309 Van Atta. Michael 207 Van Cleave. Janet 299 Van Cleave, Richard 343 Van Cura, Laura 361 Van Dyki. Walter 432 Van Etten, Dawn 267 Van Gordon. Gary 329 Van Orsdel, Tom 342 Van Sinderen. David 267 Van Speybrock, Donald 385 Van Valkenburg, Cherie 392 Van Vliet, Blair 267. 326 Vanchura, Charlotte 267, 374 Vandehey, Susan 279, 374 97 Vanderhoff. Bradley 267, 335 Vanderpool, Beverly 375 Vanikiotis. John 337 Varner, Bob 403 Varseveld. Diane 305 Vasey. Elizabeth 267 Vauger, Marrin 299 Vaughn. Patty 378 Vawter. Helen 305 Veil, Matthew 385 Velliquette, Aloysius 267 Verger-Jr, James 337 Verling, Laura 341 Vernon, Gayle 305 Vernon. Scott 297 Vertrees, Janet 376 Villereal, Terosa 432 Vinton, Donald 339 Vo-Qui, Thanh 267 Vogel. Eric 294 Voloun. William 330 Volpe, Richard 267 Vomocil. Marc 267,432 Van Borstal, Susan 378 Vondrak-Jr. Otto 292 Vosberg, Julie 432 Waage, John 398 Waarvick, Christopher 267 Wachter, Patricia 267 Wade. Diana 320 Wade, Jeffrey 291 Wade. Lance 371 Wade. Michael 267 Wade. Scott 383 Wadley. Daniel 267 Wagenblast, David 351 Wagner. Charles 277 Wagner. Thomas 277 Wahl. Cynthia 267 Wainwright, David 401 Wainwright, Elizabeth 267 Wait, Robert 389 Waite. Gerald 267, 402 Waite. Stephen 267 Wald. Karla 387 Walden, Ruth 373 Waldron, Nancy 375 Walker. Cathie 363. 383 Walker, George 398 Walker, James 335 Walker, Julie 299 Walker. Larry 267. 432 Walker. Nathan Walker-Ill. William 267 Walker-Jr, Victor 393 Walkoski, Richard 389 Wall. Bradley 294 Walleco, Bruce 403 Vallaco, Rebecca 432 Wallender. Wesley 351 Wallin, Candace 319 Walling, Richard 379 Walls. Keith 356 Walsh. Kathleen 395 Walsh. Michael 267,371 Walther. Beverly 432 Walter. William 432 Walton, Joanne 432 Walton, Richard 328 Wampler. Debra 361 Wampler. Marilyn 305 Wampler, Robert 267, 324 Wan, Angel 267 Wangerin, Mark 393 Wann. Daniel 397 Wann, Frances 267 Ward. Revecca 267. 302 Ward. Ronald 267.432 Wardsworth, David 267 Warmann, Mark 351 Warner. Donna 380 Warner, Jacqueline 280, 262 Warner, Kenneth 311 Warner. Sally 283 Warner. Steven 343 Warner. Timothy 116 Warner-Jr. Frederick 284 Warnick. Larry 372 Warns. Sue 380 Warren, Cheryl 137 Warren. Dale 357 Warren, Sheile 361 Warren, Troy 432 Wassam, Nancy 380 Watanabe. Alvin 318 Waterfield. Michael 268. 338 Waterman, Barbara 312 Waters, Michael 290 Watkins. Susan 386 Watson, Greg 324 Watson, Judy 268, 314 Watson, Karla 303 Watt. Marcus 344 Watters. Allan 317 Watts. Sue 383 Waymire, David 297 Wealake. Donna 432 Wear. John 402 Wear, Sandra 385 Weatherford-Ill, Frank 398 Weaver, Stanley 336 Webb, Brent 364 Webb. Dale 268 Webb, Gerald 268 Webb. Gordon 356 Webb. Scott 268. 372 Webber. Dale 268. 324 Webber. Lauren 325 Weber, Casey 297 Weber. Louis 397 Weeks. Reitha 268 Weerts. Dan 324 Wehrmann. Walter 268. 432 Weiby, Anne 268 Weigand, Cethy 278, 268 Weigand, Marcia 280, 268 Weigel. Linda 384 Weiler, Thomas 61 Weiler. Valerie 268. 400 Weinhold. Robert 355 Weinhouse. Frodric 268 Weinman, Ronald 398 Weirback. Sally 376 Weis. Robert 268 Weisgerber. Susan 268 Weiss, Nancy 315 Weiss. Nancy 386 Welbourn, Dennis 432 Welch. Wileon 374 Weller, John 371 Wells. Bruce 307 Wells. Catherine 287. 386 Wells, Cheryl 376 Wells. Craig 306 Wells. Dean 268 Wells, Jennifer 384 Wells, Kevin 392 Wells, Kristi 268 Welsh, Lon 398 Welter, Albort 268. 277 Weltner. Gerald 33 Welty, Vonda 353 Wentworth, Robert 326 Wentworth, Scott 326 Worstloin, Susan 380 Werth, Bonnie 361 Wessolman, Katherine 268 West. Darla 287 West, Donna 378 West. Janis 368 Westmore-lll, Montaguo 403 Wetmore, Marilyn 303 Wetterstrom. Harvey 399 Wetzel. Vicke 377 Weyant, Debra 268 Whatmore. Janet 268. 340 Whealy, Linda 268 Wheeler. Barrie 401 Wheeler. Beverly 268 Wheeler. Cynthia 286 Wheeler, Christine 268 Wheeler. Michael 268. 344 Wheeler. Michael 389 Wheeler. Paul 268 Wheeler, Robert 268 Whelan, Greer 373 Wheland. John 268, 432 Whipple. Sue 380 Whitaker, Marguerite 289 Whitaker, Renelle 269. 432 White. Alvin 115 White. Monte 326 White. Patricia 288 White. Richard 372 White. Rodney 398 White. Steven 400 White. Thomas 432 White, Victoria 321 White. Wendy 282. 268 Whiteley. Stephen 389 Whittall. Jeffrey 297 Whittenburg, Scott 269. 364 Wicker. Shanon 303 Wickert. Mark 336 Wicks. Ellen 305 Wicks. Lorita 394 Wickwire. James 401 Widing. Mark 311 Widner, Lawrence 397 Wiedmaier. Frederick 297 Wiemer. Nancy 269 Wiens, Cheryl 378 Wilcox. Christine 269, 320 Wilcox, Steven 269, 335 Wilda. John 301 Wiley. Douglas 347 Wilhelm, Patricia 321 Wilken. Kathleen 269.312 Wilkenson. Connie 315 Wilkinson, Deborah 314 Willard. David 329 Willett. Ronald 269 Williams. Ann 314 Williams, Barlow 308 Williams. Carma 383 Williams, Debra 396 Williams. Donald 277 Williams. Gregg 309 Williams. James 269, 364, 385 Williams. Jennifer 289 Williams, Jonelle 392 Williams. Lorina 287 Williams. Maureen 352 Williams, Richard 336 Williams, Roger 269, 432 Williams. Steven 291 Williams, William 269, 432 Willis. Creighton 347 Willis, Peter 269. 432 Wills, Thomas 313 Wilmes, Debbio 299 Wilner. Steven 384 Wilson. Craig 370 Wilson, David 339 Wilson, Grogg 285 Wilson, Jamos 293 Wilson. John 397 Wilson. Karen 317, 373 Wilson, Margaret 262, 433 Wilson, Michael 330 Wilson. Robert 334 Wilton, Sidney 433 Windedahl, Gladys 305 Winder, Brad 398 Winder, Joan 387 Winder. Rex 269 Winn. Denise 379 Winn III, Buford 400 Winter. J. Camille 269, 433 493 Winter. Lance 311 Winterrowd. Mylet 269. 336 Winter , Phyllis 384 Wintersteen, Sarah 393 Winther. Stanley 372 Wiren, Kristine 269, 433 Wise. Kim 386 Wise Jr. Daniel 403 Wiser, John 398 Wisner. David 351 Withcomby. David 269 Witt, Katherine 375 Witt. Randall 291 Wittrock. Judith 372 Wolf James 351 Wolf. James 277 Wolf, Thomas 291 Wolfe, James 269 Wolfe, Kathryn 303 Wolf . Pamela 353 Wolfe. Patrick 269 Wolff, Shelley 433 Wolthoff, Laura 289 Wolverton. Daniel 269, 433 Wong. Chun 269, 433 Wong. Daniel 433 Wong, Debra 386 Wong, Frederick 398 Wong, Katherine 377 Wong, Linda 433 Wong, Marilny 387 Wong, Sandra 385 Woo. William 269 Wood, Bonnie 269 Wood, Daniel 115, 269 Wood, Geneva 321 Wood, Kathleen 383 Wood. Keith 355 Wood, Matthew 269. 342 Woodcock, Frances 269, 302 Woodell, Merri 394 Woodruff, Bruce 326 Woodruff, Diane 373 Wood, 8onnie 433 Wood, Dan 433 Woods, Katherine 333 Woods, Melissa 269 Woods, Michael 397 Woodworth, Scott 325 Wooldridge. Charles 329 Woolsey. Kathleen 377, 393 Workman, Brian 385 Works. Susan 287 Wormington, David 269 Worth. Jeffrey 327 Worthey, David 398 Worthington, David 297 Worthington, Lori 317 Worthington, Michael 328 Worthington, Sherril 433 Wright. Deborah 377 Wright. Donald 308 Wright. Garo 364 Wright. James 292 Wright. Mark 307 Wright. Rayleen 269.312 Wright. Stephen 269 Wright. Susan 433 Wrightson. Robert 294 Wroble. Guy 397 Wroble. Marck 335 Wuitschick, Debra 380 Wuthrich. Linda 377 Wyffels, Gloria 270 Wynkap. Bill 310 Wynkoop. Richard 311 Xavier. Thomas 433 Yada, Kenneth 400 Yada, Kimberly 352 Yadon. Douglas 270. 295 Yaguchi. Terry 306 Yaguchi, Thomas 270 Yamada, Stephen 330 Yamaguchi, Colette 374 Yamamota. Deborah 270 Yamashita, Diane 362 Yancey. Clarence 400 Yarco, Ken 329 Yasana, Carmen 270 Yee, Lena 354 Yee, Philip 347 Yok, Laurena 270, 433 York. Catherine 279 Yorton, Mark 398 Yoshihara, Grant 345 Yost. David 285 Yost, Pamela 433 Young. Ayden 393 Young, Craig 270, 433 Young, Gregory 270 Young. Janet 270 Young, Jeffrey 393 Young, Maribeth 289 Young. Melissa 288 Young, Randall 345 Young. Robert 355 Yraguen, Nicolas 307 Yragui, James 297 Yugawa. Thai 375 Yung. Wing 270 Zahradnik, Steven 343 Zerosinski. Debra 282 Zauner, Michael 339 Zbinden, Troby 286 Zehntbauer, Trudi 433 Zeiner, Tom 293 Zelfer. Eliza 270. 392. 393 Zeller. Barbara 433 Zemlicka. Claire 270 Zemlicka. Doris 433 Zens. William 398 Zenthoefer, Peter 397 Ziegler. Jerri 378 Ziegler, 270, 296 Ziegler, Scott 336 Ziegler. Thomas 398 Zielinski, Daniel 270 Zielinski. Douglas 292 Zigler, Annette 379 Zimbrick, Grant 313 Zimmerlund, Mike 392 Zimmerman. Elizabeth 353 Zimmerman, Janet 270. 372 Zimmerman, Kathy 433 Zimmerman, Kristy 402 Zimmerman, Paula 270, 371 Zink, George 270, 433 Zosel, Patrick 313 Zosel, Rhonda 313 Zumwalt, Larry 326 Zundel, Robin 315 Zurita, Marcelo 270 494 In Memory of Terry Lee Ya Guchl August 5, 1953-March 20, 1974 Terry, assistant business manager of the Beaver, was a junior in Pharmacy and a member of Delta Tau Delta Fraternity. 495 Dept. ROTC: 95 tl Dennis Dimick: 11 r; I 7 b; Gone Tsubota: 10 tr; 40; 41; 42 5; 43; 64 r; 77 b 82 t; 101 t, tr; 102 br; 103 t; 104; 105; 100 tr; 108 bl. br; 111 t; 114 tl; 115 t; 116 r; 117 t; 121 b. br; 125 t; 127; 126 tl. tr. c; 134; 135 t; 136 b; 150 b; 151 t; 161 I; 162 I. b; 163 I; 165 1; 170; 172 b; 173 b; 174 r; 178; 179; 180 r; 181; 182 t; 187 tr; b; I90t; 191 tl; 210 W, br; 211 bl. t; 212; 213; 214; 215; 216; 217; 2301; 232 r; 231 t; 233 t; 408;r; 409 b: 41 7; 421; 422; 436 b; 445 tr; 454 b; 461 463 Michael Vessar: 155 Hiso Studios: 24; 25; 142; 143; 144; 145; 194; 195; 196: 197 Tom Hottman: 79; 85; 98; 99 r; 101 b; 219 Karen Barrett; 120 tr; 193 I; 190 bl; 408 t; 424; 425; 430 Rich Newton: 168 I GT Don Bundy: 80 I JoAnn Cichy: 82 I; 83 b Dave Nishitani: 16 t. bl. br; 17 t; 73 b: 86 tr; 108 t; 109 t; 112; 113; 114 bl. br; 115 b; 116 b; 117 I; 124; 125 b; 135 br. bl; 138: 139 b; 160: I 164; 165; 166; 167; 173 t; 174 tl; 175; 180 I; 1901; 191 br; 464; 471 XT Jim Nissan: 11 tl; 26; 27; 30: 31; 46 I. br; 47 br; 48 b; 50 51 tr. b; 52 br;56t;58 tr. b; 59 1: 60:61; 64 I; 65; 68; 69 r 109 b; III b; 114 tr; 116 I; 117 r; 118; 119 br. t; I 122 tr 123 bl; 128; 129 t. br; 130; 131; 137; 161 r; 163 I; 169 b 171: 172 I; 176; 177; 182 b; 191 bl; 2741. r; 275; 276 t. bl 422;440 b; 408 I. 9 tl; 29 b; 35; 72; 75; 82 br; 83 t; 84 tr; 148 br; 149; 152; 196; 218; 224 230 tr; 368 t; 369; 418; 419; 427; 428; 429; 436; 440; 441 443;444;445; 4571;469;473 95 22 tr; 231; 44 tr Pam Formick: 8 tr; 29 t: 78; 88 tl.b; 89; 100 tl; 136 tl. tr; 139 tl. tr; 141; 192; 193: 221; 230b; 231 lb; 231 I; 233 r; 27l;274 I; 276 br; 411; 431; 432; 438; 439; 457; b;472 Chris Johns: 18; 19; 20 tr. I; 58 «; 59 I; 71; I 19 bl; 168 r; 466 ■■■■ Judy Owen: I; 9 tr. b; 42 b; 73 tr. tl; 74; 76; J7t; 148 1.1; 415; 414; 423; 433; 451 t;460;470 Dave Powell:-13 b; 21 t, b Don Ryan: 80 tr. rb; 81; IV2 tl. b; I23t.br Fred Straus: 6. tr, bl; 7 t, bl. hr; II bl; 12 tr, bl.br; 13 tl; tr; 14 t. b; 15; 22 tl. b; 23 b; 44 br; tl; 45 br. bl; 46 t; 47 t; 48 t; 49; 51 1:52 I. tr; 55 t; 69 tl 409 b; 462; 475 Dennis Kviz: 334 bl Galen Momb:62;63; 101 br; 153 Charlie Yoder: 86; 87; 94: 95br. bl; 92; 93; 96; 97; 102 t. bl; 103 bl. br; 106; 107; 121 t; I20tl b; 126 b; 129 br; 150 t; 151 b: 154; 158; 159; 162 t; 169 r; 1901; 197; 200; 201; 202; 203; 204; 205; 206; 207; 2081 210; 211 br; 274 b; 368 br, bl; 410; 413; 416; 420; 447 t; 449 b; 456; 458; 468; 474 - - . • ' ■ ■ - V