Oregon State University - Beaver Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 528 of the 1982 volume:

osu. . . on open door to o bright future. PHOTOGRAPHERS Heod Photographer Gilbert Boswell Photo Editor Seth Johnson James Akiyamo Jerry Doker Ken Chin Kevin DeWhltt Jeff Duewel Pomelo Eskelin John Goni-Jokom Kothe Howe Trocy Hill Chris Long Ken LeGros Bruce Mehus Dovld Morrison Croig Parish Dovld Rlchert Jeff Wimer BUSINESS MANAGER: Roger Nielson ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER: Leslie Astrup Kristie Peters BOOK SALES: Colin MoCleon Jennifer Reading SECTION EDITOR: Academics: Colleen Ferguson Living Groups: Joson Chin Organizations: Potty Stolker Seosons: Jill Peorce Sports: Koty Follen ART: Amy Henson Diane Roglien Ingrid McCutcheon COMBINATION Joon Emerson Donna Horsley Kevin Innes Joni Morris Nancy Stalker Denise Young SEASONS: Vicki Klimovich Julie Mills SPORTS: COPYWRITERS Carol Nakagawa Melanie Chambers Deborah Rlchert Doug Thompson Trevino COVER DESIGN BY: Dlone Roglien 4 V«w 6 7 8 •oiwM ( • Wi 9 10 5 A M h« 11 Wfh 12 WA 13 14 0� VNff 15 o - u 16 SPRING EXTRAVAGANZA The cornivol comes to life despite the roiny. rolny weother. VllW Mehvi Spring meons something different to everyone. To some, it's the end of onother school yeor. To others, it's time to start on that summer ton, ond to most, it's o time to goof off ond enjoy the sunny skies that we thought would never come. When the sunshine returns, it's time for springtime sports to come out from behind the clouds. No longer must you ploy tennis indoors, or jog in the rain. Going to the beach for the day is often o temptation to skip class. D. Trevino M u 20 Talented juggler odds some color of his own to o worm, sonny doy. M hvt HAWAIIAN LUAU Itml Paul Yomomoio. president of Hui-O-Howoii performs on ancient Hawoiton done . Each year, OSU students hove on opportunity to toste o bit of Howoiion exotic fore and o little of the native donee of the South Pacific islands of the annual Hui O Howoii luou. Hui O Howoii, or club of Howoii” is o 130 member organization of students, o mojority of whom ore from the island state. They ore the only self-supporting organization on compus ond is considered by OSU faculty to be one of the most successful, kept strong for over 29 years. The dub's highlight activity is the luou. with approximately 120 students participating in food preparation, decorating, sing-ing ond native dancing. The luou is ptimorily o fund-raiser, but it is also o vehicle for Howoiions to shore their culture with students from oil over. C. Nokogowo 21 Dond members ploy Wood style music. 6o� U Anne Nogomi dances to Woiko.'' o modern hulo. 6oiw ll COWDAY The cow chips ond tobacco spit were flying again in this year's Cow Day exhibition. which, despite the rainy weather, successfully drew enthusiastic participation. The purpose of the day was to promote agriculture and to let the campus know about what we (agriculture students) are doing, said Kristy Kieder. Cow Doy coordinator. Eight campus agricultural clubs sponsored the event, and stationed booths to inform students of various activities. Some of the events featured were the milk chugging contest, bale-chucking competition, egg loss, cow chip throwing, tobacco spitting contests, and of course, the cow kiss. - S. Price Showing her offection for o cow It Julie Grieb. Opposite Poge: Sheep sheering. 22 Cow Doy brings happiness to on OSU student. 1 E'SPREE Grey skies and blustery winds greeted the hundreds of engineering enthusiasts for the annual E-Spree Day. Veon Klech, sophomore In forestry, won the paper-airplane derby when his croft floated for 11.75 seconds. Jeff Funkhouser won with his entry of 135 feet In the distance event. The Manufacturing Engineers Cooperative racer, piloted by Kathy Bltz. won with a time of 19.5 seconds. The Food Tech team earned the $40 award for Best Engineered Racer. The Mutants for Nukes entry also won $40 for having the Most Recycable Racer. - D. Rlchert Children anticipate the Recycled Bicycle races. Oewhin Engineers check out their product. 24 To the finish line! Vim . PARACHUTE JUMP A bteothlejj mom� m before lending. Con you imogine joining o club on compus ond being osked to jump from on oirplone of 6.000 feet for your first ossignment? Well, for about 15 students ot OSU. that wos exactly the cose. Members of OSU's parachute club paid $55 for their in-itiol jump, ond $12 for each additional jump, receiving in. struction from o trained staff. I'm really not sure why I joined.” soid sophomore Tracy Hill. I hang glide which is really dangerous, but I heard parachuting is even more exciting.” The highlight of the club's activities was a competition held at the end of the year. Members competed to see who could land closest to a designated mark, run to a spot and drop on object os close os possible to the target. One tragic note wos the plight of o 55 year old enthusiast whose cord foiled to detach from the aircraft. Unfortunately. he foiled to pull his emergency cord in time, ond wos unable to survive the ensuing foil. He died two hours after arriving of the hospital. - D. Thompson Coll «n Sturgoon ond Randy Long dbcim o succouful jump. 25 OSU FOUNDATION CENTER Michele Schmidt sings in support oI Oeovers. We come rodoy 10 celebrote ..soid OSU president Robert MocVicor. ond celebrote they did. os opproximotely 650 friends, students ond foculty of OSU gothered to ottend the officiol dedicotion of the new OSU Foundation Center April 10.1981. The OSU Foundation Center wos built entirely with donated funds from the OSU Foundation, with no supplement from state or federal tox dollars. An elaborate talent show, titled the OSU Revue followed the dedicotion ceremony, initiating the auditorium of the center. Students gifted in the performing oris danced, song ond ployed their woy through o show before o sell out crowd of peers, foculty ond visiting friends of OSU. Gene Stemmonn. Woyne Lowell ond Jim McPherson hormontze in rrlo. ttow.ll HU Governor Atlyeh joins OSU president MocVicor In dedicating Foundotlon Center. 26 Opposite Poge: This down rokes lime out for o serious moment. Novel ROTC membtis porrldpoie In the dedication ceremony. 0� Vhm The Greor Colno. olios Drlon Lone, senior In theotreorts. A Gift to OSU ... Thanks to Many. Performing o folk melody ore Ann Hercher. Undo Hoverson ond Don Mlvllle. 29 Lyrtcj from Jpjoj Chrljt. Supersror fill the ouditorium os David Mensoh Inrorpcofi th ploy through done . MOM'S WEEKEND Mothers ond do ugh ten rake time out to enjoy o quiet moment with eoch other. Salute to You ... Moms of OSU” wos the theme for Mom's Weekend ’81. held Moy 1. 2. ond 3. Despite o few rain showers, the weekend wos full of fun ond mony activities to keep oil visiting moms on their toes. Friday's activities provided o variety of events to keep ony mom hoppy. Mothers hod their choice of on Ice Cream Social on the MU Potio. a Maypole Dance in the MU Quod, or on informal reliv-ing of her school doys if she chose to attend dosses with her son or daughter. The Firefoll concert wos the evening event for mony moms ond students. Loter. o more subdued Choir Variety Show wos presented in Milom Auditorium. A sunny Soturdoy wos the perfect setting for the Renaissance Foir in the MU Quod, with arts ond crofts treasures to buy. Loter. moms hod o luncheon In their honor, featuring o student modeled fashion show in the Ballroom. - D. Trevino Opposite Poge: Kory Folkn ond hot mom shop or the Renaissance Folr. mmho Enjoying o snock is Dsa Forley ond her mother. 30 Jo tom Models donee to the music during the foshlon show Mom's weekend. Sigmo Chi and Delta Gamma's vibrant performance of the Droadwoy musical Godspeir won them first place in the novelty competition at the 1981IFC Sing. In mixed competition. Delto Tau Delta and Gommo Phi Beta ploced first with their medley of Beetle's tunes. Phi Kappa Psi won first place - and the heorts of many moms - in the men s category, with their appealing performance of old Western songs. - D. Trevino The back-up singer tot Fitefoll delights the crowd during concert on Mom’s weekend. 32 Salute to You ... Moms of OSIT 33 Tfl D lf and 0 io lololirs dljploy th«lr loleni. WORLD HAPPENINGS Reagan Wounded in Assassination Attempt The ever-present anxiety thot accompanies the title of many politico! and well-known leaders wos realized os on assossinotion attempt wos mode on President Reagan on March 00. 1961. The 70 year-old president underwent immediate emergency surgery for removal of a bullet thot lodged in his left lung. Surgeons removed fragments of the .22-coliber bullet In less than two hours stating, his life wos never In serious danger. Three other persons were seriously wounded in the assassination attempt: White House Press Secretory James S. Brody: Secret Service Agent Timothy J. McCarthy: and District of Columbia policeman Thomos Delohanty. The assassin. John Wornock Hinckley Jr.. 25. wos pounced on and or-rested at the scene of the shooting by Secret Service agents and police of-fleers. He wos charged with attempting to ossossinote the president and assault with intent to kill a police officer. Hinckley fired six shots In rapid sue-cession at Reagan as the president and his party left the Washington Hilton Hotel, following a speech to a union convention. He fired at close range. from a distance of no more than ten to fifteen feet from the president. Reagan wos smiling and wolking on the sidewalk outside the hotel, approaching his limousine, when several persons in a small crowd nearby shouted. “Mr. President. He turned toward the crowd os shots rang out. The president looked stunned os a Secret Service agent quickly shoved him Into the waiting limousine. The car sped off to George Washington Universi- ty Hospital. He walked unassisted Info the hospital, holding his right hand to his left chest, a spot of blood showing on his shirt. He remained conscious before the operation, joking with aides and friends who visited him. The assassination attempt triggered a wave of national emergency with Vice President George Bush hurriedly flying back to the capital from o speaking engagement In Texas in cose he wos called on to assume presidential duties. The Senote adjourned early, and In New York City, both the New York and American stock exchanges halted all trading. - D. Rlchert Space Shuttle Columbia The United States space shuttle. Columbia. the world's first reusable spacecraft, lifted off from Its launching pod at Cope Canaveral. Florido. at 7 o.m. April 12. After 36 orbits and 54 hours in space, the croft glided to a perfect landing on a dry lake bed at Edwards Air Force Bose In the Mojave Desert in California, at 10:21 o.m. April 14. Manning the croft were John W. Young, a veteran of four space flights including two missions to the moon, and Rovert L. Crippen. making his first trip in-to space after 15 years of waiting and training os on astronaut. The mission, which come nearly three years later than originally scheduled, wos the first manned U.S. space flight in almost six years. The blast-off occurred on the 20th anniversary of the first flight into space by Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin. The purpose of the flight wos to test the shuttle's performance. The vessel represented a radical departure In design from eorlier spacecraft. The successes of the mission were thot the shuttle demonstrated thot it could take off and land safely, and open the lorge doors over the cargo boy while If wos In orbit. Donald Slayton, the orbital test manager for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, commented offer the Columbia landed. We con-sider it a 100% successful flight. Slightly over a dozen of the shuttle's heat-shielding silicon tiles were damaged or lost during the take-off. The damage occurred on the pods thot covered the Columbia's orbital maneuvering rockets. This was con-sidered a noncriticol oreo. since It would not be exposed to the greatest heat during the shuttle's fiery re-entry into the atmosphere. A few more tiles in the Columbia's underbelly were hurt by pebbles thrown up when the shuttle landed. President Reagan, who wos recuperating In the hospital after the assossinotion attempt, hailed the achievement of the shuttle mission as special significance for the Pentagon. Todoy the world watched us In truimph. the President said. Todoy our friends ond adversaries are reminded that we are a free people capable of great deeds. - D. Richert Sadat's Death Anwor Sodot, the firebrond revolutionary who brought Atabs ond Israel's closer to peoce than ever before, was ossossinated October 6. 1981. Sodot wos shot down by men in Egyptian otmy uniforms who opened fire from a jeep during a militory parade. They jumped out and chorged the reviewing stand, firing automatic rifles and hurling at leost one grenode. The Opposition Front for the Liberation of Arob Egypt, led by former Egyptian Chief of Staff. Lt. General Sood Eddin El-Shozli. claimed responsibility for the ossassinotion. Of peosont stock, and proud of whot he colled village ethnics. Sodot show-ed an uncanny knack for well-timed, bold initiatives at numerous fateful stoges for his term os president. His two most extraordinary acts os a leoder of the most powerful ond populous Arob notion, were the decision ro go ro war against Israel in October 1973 ond the sensational step of deciding to go to Jerusalem personally in search of peoce In November 1977. Equally humone. ond not less sense-tionol. wos Sadat's decision in March 1980 to give refuge to the late Shah of Iron, at a time when the world hod turned its bock on him ond the self-styled Iranian king of kings needed urgent surgery ro remove a cancer-infected spleen. The move provided Sadat's opponents. including the regime of Ayatolloh Khomeini in Iron, with more grinding for their anti-Sadat propaganda mill. But Sodot colled them dwarves with trembling knees in-capoble of toking oction. and stared that his sheltering of the Shah, reflected the true face of Islam, a religion of love ond tolerance. President Reagan called the shooting an act of infomy. that fills us with horror. In o world full of hatred, he was o man of hope. He helped Improve a world tormented by malice ond pet-tiness. Reagan soid. Most important, he was a humanitarian unofraid of peace. D. Richert 35 ROSENCRANTZ AND GUIDENSTERN OSU's spring theatre season or Mir-chell Playhouse feotured Rosen-crantz ond Guildenstetn Ate Dead.'' a comedy written by Tom Stoppard and directed by Frank Kelly. Ron Luebbert. os Rosencrontz. ond Edward Williams, os Guildenstetn. explored the questions of reolity -who ore we. where ore we ond where did we come from - in comic team style. Eloborote word ploy by the noive pair subtly touched on the timeless mysteries of life ond deoth. - C. Nokogowo Rosenctontz is portrayed by Ron lubbert. Opposite Poge: Homier Is ployed by Tom Oort. 36 Player looks off Into the distance, os performed by Edword Williams 0 Vhin GREEK WEEK A porode from Chintimini Pork to the MU Quod kicked off the 1981 Greek Roundup, theme of Greek Week VI. Some of the weeks events were the Gommo Phi Deto Dunk Tonk: the even-popular Alpho Chi Omego Kissing Booth: the IFC Ice Creom Feed: Alpho Delto Pi Pie Throwing Contest: the Alpho Gommo Delta's Shopping Cort Race: and Sigmo Alpho Epsilon s Second Annual Donee Contest. The highlight of the week was the Talent Show where Decco Nonce ond Dorb Quinn of Koppo Alpho Theto won first place. A popular feature of the week was o football gome spiced by o bed race. The week concluded with o Greek Olympics of Avery Pork, followed by the All Greek Wheel that evening. The week's activities were plonn-ed by the Greek Week Steering Committee to promote better relations among oil Greeks. - D. Trevino Opposite Po9e: Sigmo Alpha Epsilon members push ro the finish. Sandra Spencet ond other Delto Delto Delto members pull for o victory. 38 Pottklpont of Greek Olympics obsrocle course displays his unique style. Vim . DERBY DAYS Derby Days is sponsored by Sigma Chi fraternity chapters nationwide to raise money for their notional phllanthtopy. Wollace Village, a rehabilitation home for children with minimal brain damage. During the week. OSU sororities supported Derby Days by competing in such events os raw-egg toss, a tug-of-war. and a cream-a-pledge contest. Points were awarded to sororities for the money they raised for the philanthropy. At the end of the week Kappa Kappa Gama topped the fund raisers. Highlighting the week wos a parade to Chintimini Park where final competitions were held. Events Included a zip strip reloy (sleeping bog clothes exchange), o toilet paper wrap-up. a ping pong ball relay and a water balloon wot. - D. Trevino Opposite pogo: Shown O'Doll concentrates on o successful egg toss. Dw.w Derby Queen Riro Roilsbock o! Delta Gommo demonstrates her tolent. Koppo Koppo Gommo members Audrey Hole and Vicki Fisher. Crowds gothet to support Derby Doy participants. 40 MARYS PEAK MARATHON OSU students took long strides up Morys Peok for o very successful 12th onnuol fun run. organized by Acocio froternity ond sponsored by Miller Drew, ing Compony. Twenty-sevemteoms. each consisting of 10 men ond 10 women, relayed their way up the 20 mile hill, located on the outskirts of Corvallis, towards the coostal area. The men ran 1 2 mile lengths on the flat stretches and a 1 4 miles on the uphill portions. The women ran 1 4 miles on level ground, and 1 6 miles on the steeper runs. Acacia sets o goal each year to in. crease the involvement of fraternities and sororities in the event. This year, there were more greek teams than ever before. The independent team participation has always been quite o bit stronger, but this year. Acacia ond Alpha Phi sorority won the event with a time of 2:02.24. Capturing first place for the independents were the Corn Valley Striders. clocking In of 2:05.07. - K. Lonsway Opposite Poge: Exchange I mode between Dlone Johnson ond Wayne Douers. The Finley Hall ream celebrotes ot the finish. M«Avt Runners begin from the MU Quod. At the summit. Jim Donmer satisfies o heorty appetite. 42 GRADUATION Not even the pouring roin out-side Gil Coliseum could wash owoy the smiles from the faces of Oregon Stote's proud 1981 graduates. June 7. 1981 was a day full of liquid sunshine for the graduates, their families and friends. Inside, a colorful array of caps and gowns assembled in the Coliseum to await the arrival of a long-anticipated diploma. Unlike many other colleges. OSU still owords the actual diploma during the ceremonies. At the 112th Beaver Com-mencement. President Robert MocVicar bids farewell to 0.519 lucky graduates. - D. Trevino Opposite Poge: Happiness todiates from the groduotes. 44 A seo ot gtoduotlon cops listen to o speoket os they owoit theli turn ot the podtom to tecelve theli diplomas. V( RUSH This year. 1.200 students participated in rush. Twenty.eight fraternities and 14 sororities introduced freshmen and interested upper classmen to the Greek living groups, a traditionally prominent sector of campus life. Men's rush went well this year, with a high percen. tage of rushees accepting bids. A new rule was installed this year, stating that no rushee was to leave Cor-vallis offer the week had officially started. This prevented a post practice of members taking rushees on roadtrips. which is considered contrary to the pur-pose of rush to familiarize potential members with the living groups. Another change, hopefully to take place in the future, would be stricter regulations on the service of alcohol, so as to prevent its useage during rush week, said Jeff Fletcher. Women's rush was an overoll success.” stated by Beth Heinrich, who coordinated sorority rush. If started off Sunday night with on orientation and skits put on by Panhellenic counselors. The women rushees were divided into 16 walking groups. The rushees selected 6o� w ll It Is o long, long night for Motdy Modkle. houses they liked, these preferences were matched with selections made by the different sororities. After a computerized elimination process, the women receiv-ed their bids Monday at midnight. The rush week activities concluded with the stort of school on September 29. 1961. - J. Flynn Opposite Page: Plane Tachlbono and Jill Thompson shot thelt )oy even If It Is 12:00 In the morning. S th Members of Pi Beta Phi anxiously owoit the arrival of their new pledges. 46 RAIN If's one of those typkol tolny Corvallis Monday mornings again. Stepping Into the shower you find there is no hot water.- later, at breakfast, you cook your 3-mlnute eggs for 4 minutes and accidently pour orange juice on your Whealies. As you moke your way to class, olreody 10 minutes late, your urn-brello breaks. When you finally get a break you pick up the Barometer and see the headline. Continuing rain in the forecast. By this time you do not need the paper to tell you this is not going to be one of your better days. Like most people, when you ore feeling a bit under the weather you fend to put the blome on the weather itself. Now. to some this moy sound somewhat far-fetched, but recent studies in the area of biometeorology (the study of the relationship between weather and your moods) show Increasing evidence linking the weother and a person's physical and emotional well-being. Researchers have found that everything from heart attacks fo nightmares can have a connection to climatic conditions. According to Stephen Rosen, an expert on biometeorology, the most weather-resistant persons are males from middle-class families who are muscular, of average build, have a calm temperature, and fend to be extroverts. On the other hand, the most weather-susceptible persons ore likely fo be women who ore either slender or plump, either In their teens or over 60. and ore shy. anxious or depressive. So it moy be more than coincidental that those rainy Corvallis days tend to bring out the worst in you. There is research to show thot when the mercury is slipping, we tend to be more accident-prone and generally less careful than usual. Scientists studying biomefedrology hove found that people work better, and more alert, and less accident-prone when the air is dry ond cool, and the barometer Is steady. They also report that ideal conditions for work ond health ore when the temperature is 63° F. If you put yourself in the weather-susceptible category, don't spend more time In Corvallis than absolutely necessary. Statistics for i960 show that Corn Volley has on average annual rainfall of about 43. In fact, the entire Willamette Volley overages between 35 ond 70 inches per year. What do you do then when you woke up to one of those cold, drizzly days, which seems to be a never-ending phenomena here in Corvallis? Since it is absolutely impossible to avoid this kind of weother — unless you are prepared to transfer to a somwhat drier campus - the experts have found o few methods thot con help you cope with the cold, wet windier days: 1. Acclimate yourself fo the cold winter by beginning an outdoor exercise program In the late sum. mer or fall. 2. Don't ride a bicycle or jog In ex-treme cold. 3. Eat high-protein and high-fat meals in cold weather. 4. In extremely cold weother. eat five meals a day rather than three larger ones. 5. Try not fo let the inclement weather get you down. Vary your dolly habits - the hours you sleep, how much you eat - to find the conditions under which you function best. So the next time you trip over your own feet, push when it soys pull, or put your foot in your mouth, you con blame it on the Corvallis rolnl — D. Trevino Opposite Poge: Unbrellas ond slickers keep OSU students dry. ««w« Roin no longer poses o problem to Rob Robinson. Students caught In o mid-October downpour rush to their ofternoon dosses. 48 Something's Afoot Cheering themselves up or cast members T rry McCraK n. Pet Foster. Lori Jo Slndor . Roy Fr r. Toio Koch. Use Broy. Stvort FWrkJge. and Vllllom Pork. I OSU's production. ’’Something's Afoot. brought to Mitchell Ployhouse the world of murder ond moyhem mode fomous by the legendory Agotho Christie. In keeping with o Christie mystery the plot centered oround murders thot occur in none other thon on isoloted old mansion. Also typical of Christie Is thot each suspects the other of the unex-pected murders. As the characters ore slowly but surely done owoy with the plot twists and turns with an entertaining mix of music and humor. Under the direction of Lloyd Crisp. Something's Afoot, combined the wit of a Christie novel and the fine perfor-mances of OSU students to provide an evening of excellent entertainment. - D. Trevino Opposite Pog : Seductive song by Lbo Broy surprises follow octor Smart Eldridg . Shocked ond bewildered. Roy Freer finds his phone rigged with o deadly gos. HALLOWEEN Domoosirorlog skill ond CteOrtvHy b Lynn Croon during Pumpkin corvlng contest. Docoroting Hollowoon cook tel or To Ion mombors Money Siolkor. Lynn Oko. ond Siocy Block An omuslng entry In the contest. Anyone you know? Halloween only comes once o year, which is o mlsfor-fune for some OSU students. ‘’Holloween night is one of the biggest porty nights on campus.” said Drlck Obye. junior in constructional engineering. “It's a night where everyone seems to let loose with their inhibitions, ond otherwise hove o wild time.” Mony students chose to attend all-campus parties, where costumes often took a backseat to outrageous pranks and typical Holloween hi-jinx. Other students In fraternities ond sororities chose to of-tend their houses' Halloween function. Costumes, mosks. spook outs, and make-up spiced up many traditional house dances. Mony OSU partlers went out ond attended the Holloween rock n’ roll feature, The Rocky Horror Picture Show.” It was on excellent way to spend Holloween.” sold Mike Hanns. freshmon in business. Everyone at the movie wos dressed up ond the film wos totally outrageous. - D. Thompson o2 Opposite Poge: Th Grim keoper searches for folrhful souls. CHRISTMAS Cookie decorating is fun for everyone at the MU Children's Christmas party. Christmas is meeting people for Susan Struges and her friend. Opposite page: Festive lighting brightens the Memorial Union. Holiday activities abounded on campus in preparation for the coming vacation, as OSU residence hall dances, sorority and fraternity gatherings, and office parties were crammed in between studies for finals. Tree trimming was also favorite break from the rigorous studying before the end of the term. Many groups gathered together to sing carols and supply Holiday decorations make Randy Rahn feel cuddly. warm Christmas greetings to residents of the Corvallis Heart of the Valley Care Center, and to help in the annual Christmas party held in the MU Ballroom for the Children of Corvallis. — D. Richer! S4 smKIi'ltf! u ;; i After o few terms of ptoctlce. pedolllng Is no problem, Riding o bike hos Its odvomoges. One of the most common forms of uonsporfofion on compus of O.S.U. is obviously the bicycle. If eosily outnumbers the automobile by virtue of It's convenience to the student. The type of bicycle on compus varies from procticol. inexpensive models to the sleek, expensive ten speed bicycle. As it turns out. the opinions of students toward the bicycle on compus vory just os much os the different styles they tide. For every student interviewed that hod something positive to soy, there wos another who could point out o more negative ospecr. Among the complaints is the questioned use of supervision of bikes. Said Senior Mike Boldt. Everything's convenient about having o bike ... except for the darn bicycle potroll” Echoing his opinion was Clark Blokely. sophomore in Forestry. The bike patrol is a hassle. Worse than that, bicycles ore dangerous. You step off a cutb. and you never know when you're going to get broodsided by on out-of-control bicyclist on o rainy day with no brakes. On the other side of the coin was Mike Newman, sophomore in engineering. Said Mike. They're never o hassle. The only time I ride if. is on o bike tide with chicks.” Concurring with Mike wos freshman Grant Evans, who said They're excellent. I only use if about two times a week. It's not that I don't like to walk, but I like to ride my bike. Of course there's always those students who for some reason or another, never get the chance to even get into the flow of things. Take senior Paul Horvey for example. When asked of his opinion of the bicycle situation at O.S.U.. he responded I don't know. I haven’t rode my bicycle all year. I think it is because I forgot my combination.” Opposite Poge: Unlocking his bicycle before toeing to his next doss Is Jon Corozzo. junior In Speech Pathology. DAD'S WEEKEND The Foundation’s spaghetti luncheon is enjoyed by father and son. Welcome ... to Dad’s Weekend ’82! Clear Skies and warm sunshine set the scene for a weekend filled with everything a Dad could want. The weekend’s activities began on Friday with a wrestling match in Gill Coliseum, a women’s swimming meet, and the choir presented the OSU Revue” in the Foundation Center. Dads could also attend classes with their sons and daughters. Saturday was filled with everything to please any Dad. The day was kicked off with a Dad’s club pancake breakfast, and a few of � he highlights of the rest of the day included a car rally competition, a hat and balloon sale in the MU. and a gymnastics meet in Gill Coliseum. Beaver basketbal was. of course, the most exciting event of the weekend. The Beav’s provided a show as they walked all over the Stanford Cardinals, leaving a 111-81 score. If the Dads survived all these fun-filled activities there was still Casino Night in the MU Lounge, Horse Races, and many Greek functions that kept dancing ’till dawn. A Delta Delta Delta pancake Breakfast Sunday morning ended the weekend, and then Dads were on their way home to rest up for Dad’s Weekend ’83. — D. Trevino Father and son match their skill at a game of pool. 58 Opposite Page: Paula Reeve enjoys the special time with her father Clifford Reeve. STUDENTS KEEP DAD BUSY 60 Students and fathers place their bets with anticipation at Casino Night. 6«w� 4l 61 A student ptonlst entertolns the oudlence ot the O.S.U. revue. D VNn MEN’S AND WOMEN’S CREW During a race. Dave Baby Hughes. left, and John Fletcher help keep their four-man boat in the lead. 64 Cowwr v� ii Al the Pac-10 Championship in Redwood Shores. California. (L-R) Lisa Lesh. Barbara Kochan. Diane Bodlker. Terri Williams, l-ori Griffith. Alison Church. Sara Hubbe. Megan Lilly and Coxswain Lynn Weir pull ahead of opponents. 65 New Coach Improves Team A change in technique and a new approach with emphasis on weight-lifting and year around training were a few changes made by first year head coach Tom Woodman. It paid off as the Beaver lightweights took the Pac 10 Championship. They're probably the fastest boat in the nation, if not. they're one of the top two or three. said the rookie coach. The heavyweights didn't fare as well, having some injuries throughout the season and finishing 4th. The J.V. team also were disappointed, winding up in 5th place. A major challenge of the season came on opening day at the Seattle Regatta when the Beaver lightweights came up against University of Washington and University of British Columbia, two major competitors. There was a lot of tension because we knew this would be the test. said Woodman. This race probably would show what would happen at the Pac 10 Championships. The beavers had trouble at the start. They were crowded on the line and ended up getting tangled up with British Columbia, while Washington glided into the lead. But the Beavers came back hard and crossed the finish line 8 seconds ahead of Washington. This summer. Marshall Mclnnis. John Wohler, and Pat Vinyard will travel to Ohio to attempt to make the national team. I think they all are good enough to make the team,” commented Woodman. A lot will depend on what that coach is looking for.” Preparing to launch. Ken Thrall (sitting) steadies boat for Craig Stevens. The future looks good for men's crew, with only two members of each boat graduating. Unfortunately, there was a low turn out of freshmen, but Woodman said he hopes for increased interest in the following years. 66 AMyomo Crew members (L-R) Mark McCarty. John Green. Ron Pawlowski. Gary Friedman. Eric Rasmussen. Steve Schricder. Bert Lagerstedt and Coxswain Brenda Saur hoist boat into the Willamette to start the day. 67 During a practice session. Coxswain Jenny Havlik directs teammates (L-R| Ellen Kent. Jodi Adkins. Roger Smith, and Greg Garcia. VkW Experience Valuable to Crew It was a building year for the women's crew team, with only 8 returnees. Still the team had its bright spots as they improved immensely throughout the season. Each of the boats picked up 10 to 15 seconds throughout the course of the season.” said first year coach. Nancy Michaels. The women’s light boat finished first at the Pacific Northwest Championships and second in the division behind University of California at San Diego. They qualified for Nationals where again they got second behind UCSD. Next year, the women are a poten-tial powerhouse, with many returnees on the team. The novices did not have their best season, but gained valuable experience which will be an asset in the future. Opposite Page: (B-F) Roberta Parter. Cathy Lowry. Karen McBride. Nancy Mitter. Martha Elliot. Beth Cooper. Chris Schoch. Eileen McCann. and Lynn Nashida practice for an upcoming meet. Aklyomo (L-R) Jodi Adkins. Beth Cooper. Martha Elliot. Diane Green. |ulia Christoferson. Chris Schoch. Eileen McCann, and Lynn Nishida get ready for practice. 68 Do«w n Pac-10 Pole Vault champ with 17'-6V«'. Shannon Sullivan prepares for landing. 70 SEVEN QUALIFY FOR NATIONALS 71 Intermediate hurdler Mark White bursts from starting blocks. n OSU runners from L-R. Shannon Sullivan. Ken Scott. Kasheef Hassan. and Mark White lead the way through the turn JJ espite a dual meet record of 3-8. OSU's men’s track team fielded an exciting season which saw seven members qualify for the National Collegiate Athletic Association championships. The Beavers were a predominantly young team in 1981 as many freshmen were thrown into key roles. Still, the Beavers were able to come up with 39 Vt points in the Pac-10 championships, good enough for a 7th place finish. We're still a very young team. emphasized head coach Frank Morris, when asked to sum up the effort of the '81 Beavers. We seemed to lack that combination of leadership and youth that is essential in this sport at the college level. With a strong recruiting year and several returnees, the Beavers greatest scoring threats were in the distance events. Mark Fricker led the 1,500 (3:44.5) and 5000 meter (15:00.13) categories. Jim Langley returned as OSU's top steeplechase runner with a time of 9:03.56. Five freshmen — Mike Pyeatt. Gid Rysdam. )ohn Frank. Pete Warner and Jary Krauser gave the Beavers plenty of depth. Another area of strength was the hurdles. Ken Scott and Mark White both qualified for national with their efforts in the 400 intermediate hurdles. Scott's season best was 50.44 while White came in at 51.15. In the 110 high hurdles it was White with the better time of 14.46 and Scott with 14.7. The loss of Tim Fox and Tom Schillinger weakened the Beavers experience in the weights, but Ron Schmidt was there to lead the way in the hammer with a season best throw of 17V-10 . But the javelin was by far the Beaver's strongest field event. Rich Wolf and Ron Uhl both qualified for the NCAA championships with throws of 264'-11 and 244'-10 respectively. Shannon Sullivan, the only 17' pole vaulter on the squad, also made it to the NCAA'S by virtue of a 17'-6 ijump. Other vaulters were Scott Davis with a vault of 16'-7 and Dennis Hackney at 16'-0, « . Eric King and Scott Watkins led the high jumpers with 6'-10 efforts. Jeff McGraw went 47'-9J « in the triple jump. The mile relay team made a trip to nationals with a season best 3:07.82. The mile relay team consisted of White. Fields. Scott and Hassan. 72 With a mile behind him. Pete Warner celebrates finish. 0 Vhm Winding up. Ron Schmidt prepares to unleash discus. 73 DEPTH AIDS WOMEN’S TRACK TT he 1981 women’s track team may not have had a lot of superstars, but they easily made up for it in depth, with many talented girls on the Beaver roster. I think we had a lot more depth than we did the year before. commented head coach Will Stephens. We depended on our front-runners the year before. This year we had no superstars, but we're more well-trained. The squad wound up with a 4-2 dual meet record and placed second in the NCWSA Regionals with a score of 138 points. Leading the way were AIAW qualifiers. Cindy Greiner, in both the high jump and the heptathlon. Connie Case in the 3000 meters. Teri Cooper in the javelin and Sonya Crowther in the heptathlon. These athletes formed the nucleus of the team, but were strongly supported by scores of other Beavers. The Beavers were strong in sprints, with Colleen Gibson and Asa Pennington scoring most of the points. Pennington had the best team times of 12.06 and 24.67 in the 100 and 200 meter dashes, respectively. The squad of sprinters was weakened with the graduation of Olympic Competitor. Kathy Weston. Luckily. Case, a transfer from Mt. Hood Community College, filled the shoes of Weston gracefully by recording Beavers bests in both the 1.500 and 3.000 meters. Case competed in the AIAW finals in the latter event. 74 OSU's long jump record holder. Colleen Gibson lands a best of 19'-6V« . Top distance runner. Connie Case, maintains lead in the 3000. How In the 400. Laurie Kolmbach snags the line ahead of WSU. A foot ahead of teammate Judy Sommer. Carina Westover straddles the hurdle during heptathlon event. Probably the best all-around athlete was Greiner, a physical education major from Lebanon. She led the team in the 400 hurdles, high jump and heptathlon. She also was the first leg of the team's 400 meter relay team. She qualified for nationals for her efforts in both the high jump and heptathlon. Another outstanding all-around athlete was freshman Judy Sommer. Sommer could be the star of the future as she placed right behind Greiner and Crowther in the heptathlon. and also contributed in the javelin, shot put. long jump. 100 hurdles. 800 meters, and the 200 meters. Her potential development could be the key to the team's future. It appears that another strong recruiting year, combined with the substantial talent already with the team, should enable the Beavers to improve on this year's second place regional finish. — D. Thompson In mile relay. Laurie Kolmbach approaches Cindy Creiner for hand-off. National qualifier with best of OSU’s top heptathlete Cindy Greiner appoaches the high jump. C«un«ir MU M kfe Cowtwy Mlk Qualifying for nationals with 172'-10 . Teri Cooper lets the javelin fly. Top sprinter. Asa Pennington coasts to another first place finish in the 200. BEAVERS TAKE SECOND 78 Shortstop Steve Lyons. 1st round choice by Boston Red Sox. fly into third base. Pac-10 all conference player Todd Thomas makes quick return to first base. wm 79 First baseman Al Hunsinger. drafted by St. Louis Cardinals, makes the stretch. Fircballer Mike Gorman, winds up for another stricker. A combination of power and speed characterized a team made up of rookies and veterans who scored a 29-14-1 record and 11-7 in conference. We just lacked the consistency and leadership necessary to win the conference title. stated head coach Jack Riley. The Beavers tied for second place in the Northern Division, only one game behind University of Washington. Despite the season's disappointing finish, it still had many bright moments. including a sweep of Washington in a double-header at Pullman, and a 3-2 victory over AAA Portland Beavers in an exhibition game. Another highlight was the hard hitting of Al Hunsinger. Hunsinger hammered 15 balls out of the park this year, which set an OSU record for season homeruns. Hunsinger also led the team with 54 RBI's and 49 runs. The pitching of John Collins was another high point. Collins finished the season with 7 wins and 2 losses and an 80 The Beavers were also alive on the bases. The team collectively stole 77 bases and were caught only 19 times. Todd Thomas led the team with 17 steals in 19 attempts. “We have a lot of good players back, but the budget will play a big factor in our recruiting. It will make it very hard to replace a player like Al Hunsinger.” commented Coach Riley. ERA of 3.45. He also batted .375 at the plate. 81 SOFTBALL HAS SUCCESSFUL SEASON T- he OSU womens softball team ended a successful season with a fifth place tie at the Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women Division II College Series. Under the leadership of first-year coach. Ellen Margolis. the Beavers forged a season record of 31-10, their best record to date. Though the team did quite well. Coach Margolis said she felt the team could have accomplished more. I don’t think fifth is indicative of our talent when you look at the teams that finished ahead of us.” she said. But she added that, considering the Beavers returned only three starters from last year, and were under a new coach, it was quite a successful season. One of our goals was to go through the (coaching) transition and have it be a positive experience and turn this program around. I think we did that.” Margolis commented. Winning rcgionals over Portland State, as far as actual accomplishments, was really important.” Seventeen records were improved by this year's team, including a team earned run average of 0.83. a fielding percentage of .963. and the overall win-loss record. Mary Renneke. the center fielder, hit a record-setting six triple, batting an average of .275 for the season. Trina Marvin set six individual marks and led the team in several categories. She hit .285. playing third base when she wasn’t on the mound, including a record 39 hits and 35 singles. As a pitcher, she mounted a season record of 18-7 with 10 shutouts and two saves. As well as this season went, the future looks much brighter for the Beavers. The team will return most of its starters, including Marvin, and is optimistic about luring some prospects to Corvallis. One returnee, outfielder Teresa Duty, speculated on the Beavers' promising future. Our season went really well,” she said. We lived up to almost all of our goals we set. Next year we’re moving to Division I and we’re excited about that. she continued. The competition is tougher, but we know what we’ll be up against. With the returning lineup, a year’s experience as a team and their enthusiasm, next year could be a winner. But. as for the move up to Division I. only time will tell. D� VNn Determination is the key to Cyndi Miles' swing. In a crucial play. Lori Sowlcs whips the ball home. During a break in action. Lori Sowles chats with a UO player. 83 Keeping a watchful eye on the action are (L-R) Colleen Henery. Sandy Pearsall and Suzette Combs. OVERSTREET SETS GROUNDWORK Despite finishing last in most of the spring 1981 tournaments. Coach Perry Overstreet felt he laid the initial groundwork for a solid program in mens golf. The volunteer coach planned to emphasize recruiting and fundraising during his first season, which will give the Beavers the stability' needed for the young team. Two OSU golf scrambles held during the spring are evidence of the success of Overstreet's efforts for the golf squad, raising $20,000. The team's efforts on the golf course weren't quite as successful. In six tournaments entered, the best team finish was second place out of a field of four in the Portland Invitational. The Beavers only other respectable finish came in the Sacramento State Invitational where they took fourth in a field of eight teams. Other finishes included: sixth place out of seven in the Seattle University Invitational: sixth out of six in the OSU Spring Invitational: ninth out of ten in the Nevada-Reno Invitational and 26th out of 34 teams in the Stanford Invitational. Steve McPherson led the Beavers in the Pacific — 10 Conference Championships by shooting a 76-76-72-75 for a four day total of 295. As a team. Oregon State finished ninth with a team score of 1.246. 84 A consistent team member. Bill Patton follows through on the tee. OSU'S outstanding golfer. Stove McPherson, blasts out of the sand. 85 During a qualifying round. Rick Garber receives guidance and support from teammates. GOLFERS “SCRAMBLE” FOR FUNDS The women's golf program is definitely on the upswing. It has grown from a team of four girls in 1978 to eleven solid players. With the addition of Amy Henny and the return of senior Katie Cameron, the team showed much improvement. So much improvement, that while competing in a tournament at BYU, the team set a new school record. In a pair of Bay Area tournaments OSU competed in. they also bettered last years combined score by 101 strokes. Further sign of the upswing in womens golf have been the involvement of the team in Fall as well as spring play. This has been mainly possible through fundraising scrambles where other golfers Day to play in mini-tournaments witn the team members. Last year the team raised approximately $5000 through a scramble held in Portland. The money has been used to finance the team’s trips as well as bring in quality golfers to OSU. Partial scholarships were awarded to the players for tne first time last year. The team is relatively young. Marcia Chan, a member from the 1978 team, is the only player lost to graduation. We’re coming along very well. said Coach Forrest Gatnercoal. — M. Chambers Freshman Amy Henny brings her consislent and competitive form to the maturing team. 86 At the stormy Gearhart Invitational tournament. Linda Gill keeps the ball low. A IhucLO.:. Accelerating through the ball. Suzie Baines tries avoiding the puddle. Deep in concentration. Marcia Chan lines up a crucial putt. 87 OSU's leading golfer. Carolyn Otto, eyes her 240 yard drive. 0 VM� At the baseline. Beth Nibler attacks with fierce determination. 88 COMMITMENT PAYS This year marked a change in the tennis program, according to Coach Patty Nevuce. Team members practiced and competed during the fall in addition to their regular spring season. In an outstanding year. OSU’s womens tennis team earned a second place finish in the regional meet held at the University of Montana in May. The extra season required a bigger commitment from the players which they obviously achieved, with their number two regional finish. University of Washington captured the number one spot, while University of Oregon finished third. Top awards went to Shannon Miller, voted Most Valuable Player and recipient of the Varsity Merit Award. She was also selected for the All-Region team. Team awards went to Beth Faulkenberry and Beth Nibler for most improved; Jill Butler for most inspirational; and Jean Fisher received the Scholar-Athlete award. The female netters receive no athletic scholarships and must balance their studies with athletic pursuits. They play because they enjoy the sport and gain personal fulfillment from their hard work, noted Miller. With a powerful two-handed backhand. Jennifer Bauman nails a line shot. Sophomore Beth Faulkenberry. of the number one doubles duo with Miller, anticipates backhand volley. 89 SOFTBALL 31-10 Overall Record osu OPPONENT 5 PSU 1 0 PSU 4 14 OCF. 1 8 SOSC 0 7 SOSC 1 6 OCB 2 2 PSU 1 4 uo 7 7 uo 6 4 K. Washington 1 7 UO 0 1 I JO 0 2 UO 1 4 uo 2 Spring Break Trip 7-1 I JOB Invitational 5th R ;no Invitational 2nd Region 9 Division II Champions College World Series 5th OSU MEN'S TRACK OPPONENT 82 Stanford 80 92 Army t 8 70 Cal Polv-SLO 93 80 Fresno State 83 87 Cal. State Northridge 73 69 Cal. Poly-SLO 94 58 WSU 105 63 uw 100 78 Stanford 85 78 Cal-lrvine 83 55 V« UO !07' i Northwest Relays lit: 3rd Pac-10 Championships 7th TENNIS OSU OPPONENT 6 UO 3 6 IJniv. of Montana 3 8 Univ. of Puget Sound 1 Sacramento State Invit. 15th 2S 3 Univ. of Nevada-Reno 6 4 Chico State 5 1 San Francisco State 8 5 Chahot College 4 4 Sacramento State 5 7 PStJ 0 9 SOSC 0 3 UO 6 9 Linn-Uenton CC 0 9 Lewis Clark 0 0 UW 9 6 UO 3 7 l Stl 2 8 Univ. of Portland t 0 UW 9 7 Univ. of Idaho 7 9 Seattle-Pacific 0 7 W. Washington 7 5 UO 4 8 S( JSC I NCWSA Region 9 2nd OSU WOMEN S TRACK OPPONENT 100 Boise Stale 36 87 Idaho State 49 93 WSU 34 58 UW 69 77 Stanford 50 39 UO 88 NCWSA Regionals 2nd WOMEN S GOLF TOURNAMENTS PLACE UW Invitational 8th 9 OSU Invitational Sth G IJW UO 2nd 3 Gearhart Invitational 3rd 4 90 VARSITY SCOREBOARD osd UASKUAI.I. 29 14-1 Overall Record OPPONENT 15 OCK 1 6 Pacific 5 ' Pacific II l USD 12 '.3 Lew is Clark 10 . Conzaga 1 1 1 K Washington 3 Vs Lewis Clark 5 11 Dll' i) 8 OIT 7 4 Willamette 1 U Chico State 0 (i Univ. Pacific 5 XU HYD 3 X2 DC Santa Ikirhara 5 X5 Fresno Stale � X2 IIYD 3 X7 DC Santa Ilaiharn i. XU USI 1 4 A San |osu Slate 14 9 Cllico State •I •1 DU H 7 DU 4 11 DU 3 U SI J li •G U St 1 3 AAA Port. Heaver '£ 7 OCK i in SOSC n 84 DD 11 DO 3 DO 5 12 USI I it US 11 a 3 USI1 12 • •� USI1 8 12 Dim i l Portland 1 (a-olge l-'ox 1 14 I IVY 12 in DU 2 •4 DU 14 OCK 2 ■« DO HI 8 DO 3 ••K Do 0 Milana lllel Ionium XIleal Ui-sl lonmov Northern l)iv. • inference MKNSCOLF TOURNAMENTS PI.ACK 1 Iniv . of Portland tth 9 ()S1' Si xiii)! 4th. i. I Iniv. (� (Nevada-Keno 3rd 11 Sacr; illlellto State 3rd. 11 IIYD ath 8 P.u:- ltiChnni|iionslii| s atli ti MEN SCREW VARSITY 8 VIM; Invitational 1st San Diego (‘.lassie 71 h Portlant Regatta 1st (iunallis Regatta 1st Opening Day Regatta 2nd Pac lit Championshi|K 4th Lightweight 8 Coi vail is Regatta 1st (Ipening Day Regatta Seattle 1st Pac 10 Championship 1st WOMEN S CREW Open 8 VIM; Invitational 2iul Corgvallis Regatta 2nd Opening Dux Regatta Seattle 3rd Northwest Kegionals 1st lYic-IU Championships 5th Light 8 VIM; Invitational 1st Corvallis Regatta 1st Pac in (;harnpionshi|is 2nd Collegiate Nationals 2nd 92 Falling through the sky is quite an experience. COMPETITIVE BUT FLEXIBLE Club sports offers the students a competitive atmosphere, similar to varsity sports, but there is more flexibility, cooperation and everyone is able to play. The OSU Sport Clubs Program is part of the Department of Recreational Sports. The program offers all student an opportunity to compete in a wide range of sports against other schools in the Northwest. Each club is run by students with the assistance of a faculty advisor and the recreational sports coordinator. The 21 clubs receive a cut from the $32,000 generated from incidental fees. They are then required to charge dues by the recreational sports committee. Their own responsibilities include arranging practices and meets with the other schools and organizing fund-raising events and activities to support traveling and uniform expenses. Commitment and cooperation within and among the various clubs are shared goals held by the team members. 6 I like the close knit group of team participation, said soccer player Rich Chave. There’s something of a pseudo-feedback — it’s semi-varsity, but without the dictatorship of a coaching staff. It gives you a good feeling that you're making the grade, you’re a good player. Most of all. it’s enjoyable. — D. Richert In championship match against SOSC. OSU player knocks heads for possession. I.M.’S, AN ENJOYABLE ACTIVITY An excellent way to relieve tension caused by classes and studying for mid-terms is participating in one of the many intramural sports organized by OSU. There are many sports to choose from. They range from football and swimming in the fall, basketball in the winter, and softball and soccer in the spring. There also are tennis, ping-pong. golf, bowling, and even water polo, which are played when there are sufficient sign-ups. Intramurals provide the time we all need, just to get away from the books for awhile. commented Phi Gamma Delta intramural chairman. Kevin Innes. Intramurals are a good way to compete in a sport at your own level. It's a lot more fun than being in an organized sport w here there is all that pressure. But it still has that competitiveness to it. said Mike Hutchinson, sophomore in constructional engineering management. and intramural participant. It gives you a chance to keep playing a sport at a competitive level without worrying about practice, coaches and all that hassle that goes with an organized sport. said lack Kennedy, sophomore in business administration. A comment by freshman. Dick Rudolph, seems to sum it up best — Intramurals are just plain fun! 94 A step ahead of his opponent. Greg Poling maneuvers the ball dow n field On Ihc mound for the Stanton Mutants. is Wes Clark. 95 Two players vie for the possession of the ball. ----IM SCOREBOARD 96 MEN'S SOFTBALL Residence I Kill Independent Fraternity All-University Wilson 6 Aces Sigma Phi Kpsilon Aces WOMEN S SOFTBALL Residence Mali Sacked Sorority Alpha Della lnde|M.-ndent Pi AIM Iniversily Diehards Sacked CO-ED Sollkdl Ichi Han Soccer Waltzing Wahoos CLUB SCOREBOARD LACROSSE UW Won uo Won Duwamish Lott Willamette Lost PNWToum. Won 1 of 3 ( .ik Parlor Lost Seattle Ixist Portland Lost |ODO IJW Tmirn. 1st. 3rd Indiv. OSUToum. 1st. 2nd (3). 3rd H| TENNIS Linn-Benton CC Lost l.inn-Benton CC Won llin|M|ua CC Last LaneCC Lost RIFLE Golden Empire Match 2nd B Silver State Match 3rd 20 OSUNROTC Won Far West Rifle Club Won Willamette Valley league 1st Cascade Mi-Power la-ague 1st SAILING OSIJ April Fools Regatta 3rd 6 Women's Elimination 5th 5 Team Racing Champions 2nd 5 FRISBEE Seattle Tourn. 2nd 5 North Coast Invit. Sth 12 VOLLEYBALL A RegionaLs Bth 16 AA Regional 3rd 12 lack (ill Tourn. 4th 14 WATER POLO SOSO Spring Tmirn. Tie 1st RAQUETBALL Albany Superior Courts laist A the Fresno Slate game, fans enjoy the only bright spot. Junior QB Ed Singler. passing for 1500 yards this season, ranks fourth in career passing at OSU. Eric Pettigrew (72) keeps a Cardinal at bay a Singler drop back (or a P® 98 Beaver defense halts Cougar ball carrier. REBUILDING TEAM TOPPLES Head coach Joe Avezzano said. following the 1980 season, that the Beavers would have a better player at every position in 1981. He may have been right, but the improved talent meant only one more win for Joe than during the ’80 campaign. The Beavers of '81 were in the midst of rebuilding. Highlighting the season was the opener in Corvallis against Fresno State. Trailing 28-0 early in the third quarter. Oregon State set a National Collegiate Athletic Association record by scoring 31 straight points in the longest comeback effort in the history of the NCAA. The victory was the first ever for Avezzano. who went 0-11 in his first year as head coach in 1980. Looking for two in a row. the Beavers then traveled to Baton Rouge for a game against Louisiana St. OSU gave the heavily favored Tigers all they could handle before falling 27-24 on a last minute touchdown by LSU. Still, the Beavers looked impressive in the loss, and Beaver believers anxiously awaited the regionally televised match-up against Minnesota. As it turned out. the Beavers had trouble holding on to the ball, as turnovers on three consecutive possesions killed potential scores. The Golden Gophers Skated past the Beavers 42-12. It was back to Corvallis to host the mightly Trojans of Southern AJujromo 99 100 Coach Avezanno sizes up ihc opposition in a pregame chat with John Robinson. m The Cougars bulldoze into OSU's offense as fans and coaches cringe. 102 Time and crowd are suspended — as Chris Mangold kicks another punt Split-end Claude Dixon looks for room to ain yardage against WSU cougars California. Heisman Trophy winner Marcus Allen ran around, through and over the Beavers enroute to his third of five successive 200 yard games. The senior tailback amussed 235 yards before leaving the game early in the third quarter. The final score: 42-3. The Beavers were 1-3 and were headed into the tailspin which started the nosedive of the '81 campaign. WSU came to town the following Saturday, and for two full quarters of play, the Cougars and the Beavers played to a draw. With the score tied at 0-0 at halftime. Beaver fans exhalted in the prospect of a second win. Unfortunately, it was not to be. as WSU's reserve quarterback. Ricky Turner, scampered 65 yards on the first play of the second half. The Cougars’ snowballed, and Oregon State suffered a defeat of 23-0. for their fourth straight loss. For the next three Saturdays the Beavers were on the road to Seattle. Norman and Berkeley to play the Huskies. Sooners and Colden Bears. The Beavers lost by scores of 56-17. 42-3. and 45-0 respectively. Coach Avezzano blamed a lack of consistency by both the offensive and defensive lines for the downfall. As far as man for man strength is concerned, we're no match for the competition at this particular stage of our program. he said. The next opponent was Stanford. In front of a win-hungry OSIJ Homecoming crowd of 30,000. the Cardinals blasted Oregon State 63-9. All-American quarterback. )ohn Klwav. led the Cardinals to four first-half touchdowns. Standford's sensational Darrin Nelson also stymied the Beavers with 113 yards rushing on 11 carries. In addition, the former All-American gained 117 yards on six pass receptions. Stanford outgained Oregon State 571 to 210 yards in total offense. The long bright s| ot for the Beaver offense was a 45 yard flanker reverse by Kenny Lawson, which sparked the team to their only touchdown. The following week, a sparse crowd of 7.000. the lowest in recent Beaver history, watched the Beavers drop another game, this time at the hands of the Arizona Wildcats. Beaver fans were treated to a rare moment — the Beavers scored first. Tim Sim raced 34 yards around end on the team’s first play from scrimmage to paydirt. Unfortunately. Arizona cashed in on repeated Beaver errors for an easy 42-7 win. On Noveml er 21. Oregon State headed to Eugene for the annual Civil War game with the Oregon Ducks. Both teams were 1-9. and victory for either team would highlight an otherwise bleak season. Unfortunately, five OSU turnovers spelled doom, as the Ducks ran away with a 38-17 victory. For |oe Avezzano and his coaching staff, it signaled the beginning of a very important year of recruiting, as the holes in the Beaver program were far from filled. 103 HOMECOMING SPIRIT FLAMES The Stanford Cardinals may have pecked away at the Beaver football squad with a 63-9 win. but Homecoming Week sparked the enthusiasm of loyal fans with activities to commemorate the final home game. “Beavers are Card Sharks was the theme, with the Homecoming court promoting spirit on campus and throughout Corvallis. Hump Day was celebrated during the week as Benny Beaver's birthday, with the court members passing out cake in the Memorial Union quad. The court also spent an exhaustive day in Portland, meeting with Governor Victor Ativeh and OSU supporters and alumni. Signs made by living groups livened up yards on and off campus for the annual Homecoming decorating contest. The Phi Gamma Delta fraternity won first place with its caricature of a beaver as Jaws. coming up under a swimming cardinal. 104 At the bonfire, the homecoming court l L-RI Treina Smith. |ennie Anderson. Sharon Hauge. Man. Faye Palumbis. and Suzie Drahn preps the crowd for Saturday s game «� Members of Kappa Kappa Gamma and Sigma Phi Epsilon prepare to release balloons during halftime to raise money for Muscular Dystrophy. 105 BAND BACKS BEAVERS Oregon State's Marching Band members keep spirit high rain or shine, with bright orange and black uniforms and rousing renditions of the fight song. The OSU band is made up of approximately 170 students, including flag twirlers and majorettes, as well as the musicians. The band performs at all home football games and travels to one road game in the season. The highlight of this year’s season was a trip to Seattle to play for a Seahawks game, and the OSU-Washington contest. All undergraduate and graduate students are eligible for band membership and may receive credit for their participation from the College of Liberal Arts. While Ralph Brooks plays. Cindy Pickens directs members. 106 The awesome OSU marching band, known to be the best in the Pac-10. prepares to start another colorful show. 107 Wilh intense concentration on the beat. Dan Marian blows his french horn, helping to uniform the fantasic sound of the band. RALLY In addition to the traditional rally squad supporting mens football and basketball, a second group of cheerleaders was formed this year to support womens volleyball, basketball, gymnastics and mens wrestling. The new rally, dubbed the Orange Squad, cheered sporting events with another newcomer. Bernice Beaver. Benny's New sister. The squad was requested by the athletic department to promote interest in the smaller sports programs. The football and basketball rally, the Black Squad, also had something extra to cheer about this year. Mike johnnie. senior in electrical engineering, and Gidget Boy land, junior in Health and P.E.. were honored fall term as All-Americans in cheerleading and pom-pom (dance) respectively. This is the first time ever in OSU's history that All-Americans have been named for cheerleading. commented David Vawter. rally Uadingchee„ar« Robin Blaineoed Gregg Holfbuhr committee advisor. OSU’s Black Rally Squad - Top Row Mike |ohnnie. Cregg Moffbuhr. Jerry Horn. Howard Rowley Middle Row Michelle Demarinis. Gidget Boyland. Nancy Chin. Christy Soderholm Front Row l.ori Fox. Robin Blaine. 108 All-American Michael |ohnnie voices his enthusiasm for OSU athletics During a tense moment. Michelle DeMerinis and Benny Beaver find little to cheer about. 109 Topping off an Orange squad formation. Suzanne McClellan holds together (L-R) Vicki Rice. Brenda Miller, and Dana Propt. Akiyomo TEAM ON UPSWING OSU's women’s volleyball team attaint ! adolescence tViis year, as they successfully approached their full development in leadership and motivation. Coming up from a fifth place tie in the Northwest Regional Championship to a second place standing in the NCAA league, was a positive step in reaching their maturity. ’Tm looking forward to next year, with the goal for the team to (jualify for the national championships. commented head coach Gerry Gregory. The team was on a continual upswing through the season, defeating archrival IK) in all three matches. The first thing going was that we got them in passing trouble. said Gregory. We also picked up their off-speed shots better than we ever have before l ecausc our defense was able to handle it.” The team's offense, executed by setter Kelly Colwell, was aided by transfers Taminie Rogers and Julie Williams. Combined with the strengths of Sandy Huntley and Chris Elliott, tneir aggressive play helped improve the quality of offense. The Beavers will lose a valuable player in the senior Colwell, but Gregory points to the hard-working team attitude to fill the void. I enjoyed working with every one of the girls. said Gregory. Our blocking has improved dramatically, and we’ve l ecome mentally tougher. he adder!, with an optimistic view for the next year's team. —■ D. Richer! OSD ’s toughest hitter. Sandy Huntley is airborne for .mother I. Strong hitter for the {leavers. Julie Williams anticipates the next serve. Center blocker Chris Elliott Iwgins an offensive play with a clean pass AMyomo Stopping the attack by MSU. Chris Elliott and Amy Brown combine for an effective block. All-American transfer. Tammy Rogers hits past a UM block on a quick set by Kelly Colwell.. Ill At the Northern Divisions. Pete Warner finishes third for the Beavers. National caliber athlete, joanne Lahti leaves the pack behind. YOUNG THINCLADS TO EXCEL This year's men's cross country team consisted of a close-knit, talented group of athletes, led by Mark Fricker and Gid Rysdam. This duo paced the Beavers to some fine overall finishes as the season progressed. One of the highlights of the season was the first place finish at the Willamette Invitational in Salem. All eight competitors for Oregon State finished in the top 18. and all the Beavers had times of 25 minutes or better. Fricker led the way. winning the event in 24:04 over the eight kilometer course. Fricker. and Rysdam. Peter Warner. Jary Krauser. John Frank. Dick Oldfield. Shawn Gallagher, and Mike Pyeatt accounted for the 32 points in the Willamette meet, the best score in the history of the meet. The Greater Monmouth Track Club was second with 68 points. The Beavers went on to finish in second place in the Northern Division meet held in Albany. Top finishers were: Rysdam. 4th place: Fricker. in a disappointing 7th: Warner in 9th: and Pyeatt in 18th place. Head coach Frank Morris said he was satisfied with the outcome of the year, but hinted that bigger and better things were ahead for Oregon State. As a group, we ran pretty well, but in the future I expect a lot of improvement from our young guys — hopefully enough for us to win a conference championship.” said Morris. Not only did the men's team have a good year, but so did the women’s. Their team, competing in regionals this year, earned a seventh place finish in a field of some of the most powerful teams in the nation. Connie Case. Joanne Lahti, Meg Cooke. Sandi Nevis. Kathy Knowlton and Luanne Park, made a fine showing at the meet and were consistantlv strong throughout the season. Lahti qualified for nationals this year with a good season record and an exceptional performance at the district meet. She placed 56th in the national tournament. Season highlights for the team were victories over the University of Washington and the University of Idaho at a Seattle tournament. The Beavers, paced by Case and Lahti, also won the Willamette Invitational in Salem scoring 32 team points. If we run in the middle of the pack or better. I'll be pleased. said Coach Will Stephens of his runners, we don't have the depth or scholarship dollars to compete with some other schools. Hard work and determination will be the key to improvement. 112 OSU's Gid Kysdam and Pete Warner hold slight edge at Creswell Invitational FOOTHALL OS1I ()PPC )NENT 31 Fresno Stale 28 23 l-SII 27 12 Minnesota 42 22 •use 56 0 •wsu 23 17 ‘Washington 56 3 Oklahoma 42 3 ‘California 45 9 ‘Stanford 63 7 ‘Arizona 40 17 ‘Orison 'Indicates PUc-lOj mi! 47 MEN S CROSS COUNTRY MEETS PLACE Willamette Invitational Ist io Oregon Track Club Invl'l 4th 10 Northern Div. Championship 2nd 4 District 8 Ch.impionship 7th 19 WOMEN S CROSS COUNTRY MEETS PLACE Carrie Franklin Invt'l team scores Ol-Nike Invitational not kept 6th 9 LinfIeld ( )S( J Willamette lst 3 Willamette Invitational lst 10 )regon Track Club Invt'l 6th 9 2ihI 8 • Washington lnvitatimi.il NCAA District 8 Chain| . 7lh t2 NCAA National Championshi| s |oanne Lahti 561 h WOMKN'S VOLLEYBALL 19-11 Overall Record OSIJ OPPONENT 1 California 3 0 San |ose Slate ' 3 1 Stanford 3 Cal-Davis Invitational: 2 Cal State-Chico 0 2 Cal State-San 1 )i«r � 0 2 San Franciso State 0 0 UC-Kiverside 2 0 Cal- Poly-SLO 2 3 ‘Portland 0 3 ‘Lewisand Clark 1 3 ‘Oregon 2 3 'Lin field 0 3 Montana 1 114 OvH lovj WOMEN'S GOLF TOURNAMENT PLACE RYU 6lh 8 Stanford 16 17 Sacramento Stale 7lh 8 Washington: Orange Team 2nd 3 Black Team 3rd 3 3 Montana State 2 3 •wsu 2 1 •Portland State 3 PSU-Tachikara Invitational: 0 Utah 2 2 Idaho 1 2 Simon Fraser 0 1 Portland State 2 3 •wsu 2 1 •Washington 3 3 •W’ashington 2 3 •Portland 0 3 Victoria 1 3 Simon Fraser 1 3 Montana 0 2 Montana State 3 3 •Oregon 0 0 •Portland State 3 'Indicates NWVLgame MEN’S GOLF TOURNAMENT PLACE OSU Invitational: Orange Team 5th 9 Black Team 6lh 9 Lake Tahoe Invt'l 9th 18 Air Force Academy Invt'l 8th 32 UW Invitational 3rd 5 U. of Pacific Invt'l 11 12 U. of Nevada Las Vegas 9 11 Oregon 2nd 2 lib 116 Preparing for the return is |oe Romanosky of the OSU Table Tennis club. CLUB SPORTS EXCEED OSU’s Club Sports program j enables many students to compete in a wide range of sports .against other schools in the Pacific Northwest. Each club is run by student members with the assistance of a faculty advisor and the sport clubs coordinator. The key to the program lies in student leadership, participation. and competition. We try to increase participation of new members and promote and publicize clubs in order to get more people involved. explained Wendy Adachi, sport clubs coordinator. Currently, there are 18 full status clubs which have been a recognized student organization for at least three years. These clubs receive partial funding through student incidental fees but are expected to repay 10% of the amount through money raising projects and donations. This breeds a sense of responsibility to the program. said Adachi. There are three associate clubs which are eligible for administrative assistance, however, they do not receive funding from student incidental fees. Clubs participating in fall competition were rugby, soccer, table tennis, water polo, and bowling. We were the North West champions. said Matt Rau. vice president of the water polo club. Winning 18 of 19 games throughout the season, the club dominated the North West Water Polo Conference. The clubs rely heavily on the recruiting of new members to rejuvenate the program each year. We don't have scholarships, so all we can offer is hard work and a fun time. Rau concluded. — M. Chambers 117 COMPETITION REWARDING It is nearing 11 o’clock at night on a Monday evening, and the night's studies are complete. What is there to do besides getting that much needed sleep? Believe it or not. this is time when many students begin lacing up their basketball shoes, rounding up their water polo gear and getting ready for intramural competition. What many students feel is the ultimate’’ study break, has become the most popular, widespread activity on campus. There’s nothing quite like IM’s. said |unior Mark McRae. Not only’ is the competitive aspect intriguing, but the feeling of representing my fraternity in a competitive event is really rewarding. I really enjoy the physical rewards. There’s just not enough time lor me to get out and exercise on my own. commented Sam Skillern. Senior in Journalism. So I really have to jump at the chance to play IM’s.” What used to be a slightly unorganized activity has now blossomed into a multi-faceted competitive organizations. There are now leagues for fraternities and sororities, dormitories and co-ops. and various open recreational leagues for anyone on campus. More than anything else. said David Thompson. Senior in Business, is the release of tension that IM’s create. There’s a great personal satisfaction of playing a good hard basketball game after a full day of classes. — D. Thompson 118 Delta Gamma quarterback Maureen Flagherty prepares to bunch a pass as Tracy Braukman concentrates on the defense. Blocker Steve McMillian defends his quarterback George |ohnson. 119 An intense moment during a co-ed volleyball game between the Six-Packs and the Turtles. --- IM SCOREBOARD KIRN'S'TENNIS A Iltrn Lindr.iin 1V Hill 1 lnlili.ini cr Arnold Hath IrOot CLUB SCOREBOARD — WOMENS SCXIC.RR VVSl 1 won Western Washington 11. lost Washington lost (Iregon lost I Iniv. of British I«� l. lost Washington lost ()rcgon lost 1 Iniv. of higi-t Sound won Wialitm Washington 11. tied Western ()regon State lost WSt 1 lost MKNSSOOOKR (Center Washington t Iniv. won Line (aiminunitv adlege won Portland Community College lost Seattle Pacific It. lost Simon Frasier 11. lost ('.lack,im.is (a immunity t lost 11. of Puget Somul hist Seattle 1 Inivorsitv lost on won Western Washington II. lost II of P lost SOSH lost ll.nft). lost Evergreen Slate College won II oft). lied Lewis.mil Clark won ll.ofW lost Evergreen Slate College won Allum C.IiiIi won Alltanv Clnli won Mr Hood won Clackamas State Semi-Finals lost Oregon Intercollegiate Soccer Assoc. 1st place Northwi-st (aillege Soccer Conference .Ini place WATER POIX) Portland State won Lewis and Clark won Washington won S( SC Tonrnev 1st place Oregon won Pacific Lutheran won UPS won (Iregotl won Portland Stale won lawvis and Clark won Northwest Championshi| s 1st place 1981 Norlhwi«t Champions KI IC.HY ll.ofO. won Rend lost Portland lust ll.ofO. won Portland |eslers won Snake River won 121 GYMNASTICS Freshman gymnast. Patti |o Knorr flip-flop's down the 4' wide balance beam, with beautiful extension. Three lime All-American. Linda Parker shows exciting poise and stretch on the beam. 123 With great flexibility. OSU sophomore. Pam Bond performs a straddle split on the beam. 4 feet above the floor. STRONGEST TEAM EVER Oregon Stale will feature its strongest women's gymnastic team ever, predicted Coach Ron Ludwig, and he was right. Under his guidance, the team succeeded in capturing the NCAA berth with a victory over previously undefeated and nationally top ranked Utah with a score of 146.10-145.20. The upset occured when Laurie Carter, who decided to compete despite a sprained ankle, helped the Beavers come from behind as she won the balance beam competition. Gaining the Division I regional championship's was no easy task. As the Beaver team began competing in the NCAA Championships instead of the AIAW's. where they met stiffer competition. Other highlights of the season included a trip to Japan during December where they competed in exhibition with Switopia. the top club team in |apan. We’ve got a good combination of experienced upper classmen and talented freshmen, said Ludwig. OSU's � 1 All-Around. Mary Ayotte-Lnw. salutes the audience with her charm. This year the team featured two seniors, four sophomores and three freshmen. The freshmen, jayne Weinstein. Patli-Jo Knorr and Ruth Herman brought experience, positive attitudes and hard work to the team said Ludwig who has coached at OSU for seven years. Weinstein and Knorr have collectively competed in ten international competitions, including the 1979 World Championships and Mac-cabiah Games. Knorr was also named to the 1980 Canadian Olympic Team. The upperclass talents included Mary Ayotte-Law. the top American scorer at the World University Games; All-American Laurie Carter, the defending national balance beam champion; and All-American Linda Parker. Also returning this year to add depth to the team were Pam Bond from Eugene. Sally Humble of Lompoc. California, and Barb Hale of Mt. Prospect. Illnois. Ludwig has developed a national power in women's gymnastics at OSU. He stresses the team but also strives to have the individual develop into the best that she can. Ludwig has just that with outstanding 1981-1982 gymnastics team. — M. Chambers In perfect stretch position. Pam Bond finishes her beautiful floor routine. Akfromo Ranked second in the nation. OSU captures IsMth in the All-Around. MlyoiM 1981 National Beam Champion. Carter performs another back-breaking move. AJayomo Spotting from the high bar. I .a uric Carter dismounts. 125 BASKETBALL •ok Freshman starter A.C. Green aggressively goes to the hoop for two against Arizona State. Apparently up for two. William Brew passes to an open A.C. Green. 126 Coach Ralph Miller tenderly points out minor weaknesses to team members. With a little twist, Lester the Molester avoids a potential block. In mid-flight, Danny Evans prepares to lay it in. With distinctive style. Lester signals for a new offense? Dual numbers are the only thing in common as Charlie Sitton show who has the upper hand. 127 WHAT A SEASON! What a season! Who would have believed that Ralph Miller's Club could defend it's Pac-10 title for the third year in a row after losing three starters to the National Basketball Association? If you think Ralph did. guess again. I felt at the beginning of the season we had loads of potential but we had to prove it. I guess you could say that we did. One of the main reasons the '81-82 hoopers fared 25-3 in the regular season and rated fourth nationally was the presence of 6'4 Senior Lester Conner. Conner was picked as a second team All-American at the end of the regular season. Conner led the team in scoring, rebounding, assists and set a school record for steals with 84. He finished second in minutes played. Pac-10 coaches were so impressed by the man from Shabot JC. that he was voted as the Pac-10's Most Valuable Player. I have been lucky to be surrounded by good players and coaches,” said Conner. Conner has his own opinion of what really made the Orange Express roll in '82: We have blended together defensively and have become tough to beat. One of the other primary reasons Oregon State dominated the Pac-10 was the arrival of Freshman A. C. Green on campus. Green stepped right in to grab 141 rebounds for the year to place second on the team in A firmly pUntod Mmk by A.C Crwn thowt Idtho'i Phil Hopeon. and the crowd who'� in charge. 128 129 Point! canto few and for between to Pittsburgh because of defensive form exhibited by Rob Holbrook BEAVERS AMONG BEST EIGHT IN NATION that category. Early in the year. A. C. received his first collegiate starting assignment, and wad instrumental in an 84-69 Beaver win over the Pepper-dien Waves. A. C. finished with 17 points and 10 rebounds. It was indicative of the type of performances he gave all year. He was helped out by the experience of 6'8' Charlie Sitton. Sitton started every game of the year and ended the season shooting at a .595 clip, second only to Green's .618. Charlie is the eptiony of this team and what it stands for,” said assistant coach Lanny Van Eman. “His court sense and his ability to play at the same level for 40 minutes could be the key to our success.” Van Eman of course is referring to the NCAA tournament when he speaks of success.” Beaver fans know all too well that once the tourney rolls around, everything else is forgotten. Miller puts it this way: When you come into a tournament, it is like having a clean slate. You have just one crack.” For the past two years it's been the Beavers who have been the one who has cracked, losing to Lamar (1980) and Kansas State (1981). The Beavers broke their opening round jinx this year, however by whipping Pepperdine 70-51. This meant Oregon State had the chance of avening a 71-49 drubbing earlier in the year against the Idaho Vandals. The Beavers and Vandals met in the semi-finals of the Western Regional at Provo, Utah. Thanks to Lester Conner’s defensive heroic’s, the Beavers were able to control the Vandal's offensive game plan enroute to an easy 80-62 conquest. The Orange Express was rolling and ready for action in the finals of the Western regionals. — D. Thompson that category. Early in the year. A. C. received his first collegiate starting assignment, and wad instrumental in an 84-69 Beaver win over the Pepper-dien Waves. A. C. finished with 17 points and 10 rebounds. It was indicative of the type of performances he gave all year. He was helped out by the experience of 6'8 Charlie Sitton. Sitton started every game of the year and ended the season shooting at a .595 clip, second only to Green’s .618. Charlie is the epitome of this team and what it stands for. said assistant coach Lanny Van Eman. “His court sense and his ability to play at the same level for 40 minutes could be the key to our success. Van Eman of course is referring to the NCAA tournament when he speaks of success. Beaver fans know all too well that once the tourney rolls around, everything else is forgotten. Miller puts it this way: When you come into a tournament, it is like having a clean slate. You have just one crack. For the past two years it’s been the Beavers who have been the one who has cracked, losing to Lamar (1980) and Kansas State (1981). The Beavers broke their opening round jinx this year, however by whipping Pepperdine 70-51. This meant Oregon State had the chance of evening a 71-49 drubbing earlier in the year against the Idaho Vandals. The Beavers and Vandals met in the semi-finals of the Western Regional at Provo. Utah. Thanks to Lester Conner's defensive heroic's, the Beavers were able to control the Vandal’s offensive game plan enroute to an easy 80-62 conquest. The Orange Express was rolling and ready for action in the finals of the Western regionals. — D. Thompson Sailing lo the basket. )udy Spoelstra converts a fast-break bucket. Cheryl Sturzencgger flips ball to teammate past Utah defender. 132 With lighting quickness. Sturzenegger easily takes defender to the hoop. STRONG COMPETITION l.it-footed. Robyn Clark muscles inside for an easy two. For the Oregon State University Women's Basketball team this has been a year of transitions. With the loss of All-American center Carol Menken, many thought they would not do as well, but instead they have proven everyone wrong. ‘‘We had some strong competition this year, reflected Coach Aki Hill. Early in January they captured the title at the University of San Francisco Tournament by pouncing the host team. 88-53. Earlier in the season they had placed 5th in the Giusti Tournament in Portland. The Nike Tournament in Los Angeles earned them a 3rd place win. This (Queens Classic) is one of the strongest tournaments in the nation and we played really well here,” commented Coach Hill. The team depended heavily this year on center Jan Marint. A junior transfer from Washington State University, she led the team in average points per game with a 17.5 average, and had a 58 percent shooting average. Ian has done a super job this year, said Hill. She's been a good consistent player both as a center and in the offensive position.” The only graduating senior. Margy Becker, has been a 4-year letterman for the team and according to Hill is a consistent, hard-nosed player. She is a leading assistor and a balanced scorer. added Hill. Four other juniors established themselves as premier players this season. Cheryl Sturzenegger is a dynamo at guard. Judy Spoelstra lead the Beaver’s offense. Robin Clark proved to be a key performer” for the team as both a defensive and offensive player. and Cheryl Cady also was an asset to the team. The remaining players provided Coach Hill with the strength she needs to have another outstanding season in 1983. — D. Trevino 133 Merging from the crowd. Robyn Clark prepares to shoot. 135 Despite opponent's interference. Robyn Clark goes up for a lay in. GRAPPLERS SHOCK EXPERTS In a surprise upset. Clift Berger gets his San Fransisco State opponent in trouble with a cradle. A 15-11 dual meet season isn't what the doctor ordered, but nevertheless. Oregon State wrestling Coach Dale Thomas had to be pleased with his team's showing. The season was what I expected — close.” said Thomas, who finished his 26th year as the Beaver guide. We had a very young team and placing in nationals is two to three years ahead of them. But you never know — some individuals may surprise us. Surprise they did. as the matmen lundged from the shadows finishing a close second to favored Oregon at the conference meet championships at Stanford. The Beavers came away with most of the gold, crowning four individual champions, and 150- pound senior Brad Swartz was named the meet's outstanding wrestler. OSU was led all year by Swartz and sophomore 177-pounder Jim Baumgardner. Swartz placed at NCAA's along with winning the PAC-10 title for the 2nd straight year. Baumgardner, moving down in weight from 190 last year, compiled a fine record for the Beavers and placed first at the conference meet. Swartz was one of our winningest and best wrestlers this year, stated Thomas. “Peaking out when you're a senior is the goal and he did just that. Baumgardner did well going to 177.” Thomas also is high on sophomore 126-pounder Cliff Burger and freshman 118-pounder Mark Rodri-quese. “They'll do well for us. said Thomas. OUS loses only Swartz and Gary Yarco to graduation. So look for big things next year from the Beaver matmen. — D. Richert 136 AXlyomo Chico State opponent's new style of defense doesn't work as Dale Krzmarzick pins him with head and arm. 137 Getting into position to start the second period are Brad Swartz and his San Fransisco State opponent. Grimacing with the effort. Clarence Hawthorne stacks his Chico State opponent. 138 Stroking loth - (inith. Nancy Rand calchesair (of finjl � rini Ccoprttng hi lh« fty. Imhaun Krrtfi Pf«tH Uunches her umr OSU SWIMMERS PLACE 2ND AT NEW MEET To say Bob Yamate is an optimist would be an accurate statement. Yamate, Oregon State's fourth year women’s swim coach, guided the beavers to an impressive 9-1 dual meet record this year, with the only loss coming to perennial power Washington. We had an outstanding year,” praised Yamate, who owns a 34-9 career coaching record at OSU. “We are a much improved team from last year. And it showed. OSU finished second to the Huskies with 1,165 total points at the regional meet in Seattle. The Huskies grabbed first with 1,435 points, and Washington State took third with 831. The Huskies have captured the regionals since 1968. The Beavers failed to capture any % individual events. However, the foursome of Patty Eacobacci. Ann Swink, Julie Skowhede and Becky Blinkhorn swam to a time of 1:38.7 in the 200-Freestyle Relay, which was a new meet, regional, pool and school record. Last year injuries and sickness really cut into our lineup. said Yamate. but we were relatively healthy this year and it showed. We had strong individual talent and team depth.” The Beavers lose only two seniors, Susan Happe and Marlin Matthews, but return a strong nucleus. Yamate feels the team is teetering on the cliff of dethroning Washington in the next regionals. We and U or W are the standout teams in the Northwest.” said Yamate. We’re closer to talent to Washington and we should have beat them in the dual meet. We’re gonna catch them.” That's the only obstacle the swim-nlers have to conquer and next year could be the year. 139 WRESTLING Dual Meet Record: 15 11 OSU OPPONENT 5 Oklahoma 37 9 Oklahoma Slate 40 10 Missouri 29 14 Indiana 23 27 Temple 8 18 Wilkes 23 33 Portland Stale 7 14 Cal-State Bakersfield 27 42 Humboldt Stute 0 33 Washington State 15 45 Fresno State 3 32 Weber State 3 13 Brigham Young 26 13 Utah 23 21 Boise State 20 37 Chico State 11 32 Pacific University 10 15 San |ose State 18 10 Oregon 23 31 San Francisco State 9 22 SOSC 16 33 Simon Fraser 2 39 Portland State 6 9 CalPoly-SI.O 27 27 Oregon 11 24 SOSC 11 Pac-10 Championship 2nd 76 Oregon 64 Washington State 61 48 63 Washington 43 68 IJCLA 74 72 USC 55 111 Stanford 81 57 California 50 94 Oregon 51 55 Washington 44 40 Washington State 36 72 UCLA 58 45 USC 36 92 Arizona 64 60 Arizona State 68 70 Pepperdine 51 60 Idaho 42 45 Georgetown 69 Far West Classic 3rd Pac-10 Champions NCAA Play-offs 3rd Round MEN S BASKETBALL Record: 25-5 Pac-10: 16-2 OSU OPPONENT 81 Bradley 55 56 Brigham Young 44 63 Portland 68 63 AlAction 56 84 Pepperdine 69 102 Pennsylvania 64 62 Louisville 56 88 Pittsburgh 58 49 Idaho 71 61 Portland 55 74 Arizona State 43 68 Arizona 55 74 California 43 81 Stanford 38 140 VARSITY SCOREBOARD WOMEN S BASKETBALL Record: 20-8 OSU OPPONENT 77 Wayland Baptist 69 55 Kansas 70 75 Stephen F. Austin 70 72 Texas 84 88 Utah 68 77 California 59 48 Oregon 65 62 Tennessee 73 80 Washington 71 80 San |ose State 79 103 Hawaii 64 88 San Francisco 53 59 Drake 49 117 Portland State 58 98 Pacific Christian 47 60 Oregon 63 71 California 75 95 Nevada-Las Vegas 57 83 Washington 76 74 Boise State 56 59 Oregon 71 48 Eastern Washington 57 58 Washington State 52 50 Bellco Electric 45 61 Korea 77 72 Montana 65 78 Montana State 50 N WITCH AM PTIONS: 71 Southern Mississippi 65 76 Illinois State 61 76 Florida State 60 GYMNASTICS Du.il Meet Record: 10-2 OSU OPPONENT 142.80 Oregon 126.65 144.90 Stanford 142.55 142.70 Washington 138.55 140.70 Cal-Davis 127.00 144.15 Washington 136.90 145.05 Utah 146.20 144.00 Washington 140.25 145.20 Brigham Young 144.60 145.20 Oklahoma State 139.95 147.20 Utah 149.65 147.20 Penn State 146.70 Shanico Inn-Vitational 1SI NCAA Regional Championships 1st NCAA National Championships 4th SWIMMING Dual Meet Record: 9-1 OSU OPPONENT 80 Willamette 61 95 Washington State 54 72 Idaho 67 96 Oregon 35 32 Washington 79 95 Willamette 64 93 Sacramento State 89 60 Simon Fraser 53 72 U of British Columbia 68 101 Oregon 39 Oregon All-Around Invitational 1st OSU Invitational 1st 141 STUDENTS PARTICIPATE A Swim Club member lakes a quick breath and a glance at the finish line. The Sport Clubs programs is an important part of the total Recreational Sports Program at OSU. Both men and women participate against other schools in the Pacific Northwest. The Sport Clubs programs is governed by the student faculty Sport Clubs Committee. Each club is run by student members with the assistance of a faculty advisor and the Sport Clubs Coordinator, Wendy Adachi. The basic philosophy and key to the success of the program is the emphasis placed on student leadership, participation, and competitions. We try to encourage participation of new members and to promote and publicize clubs. With more people involved. we have a stronger program, said Adachi. The equestrian, racquetball, ski and volleyball clubs are just a few that compete during the winter. “I think it's a great way to get people involved in competition. We get lots of support from Dixon and the OSU Foundation so funding is no problem,” said Geoff Wickes. past president of the OSU Sailing Club. — M. Chambers 142 M° Club Vice President. Ken Stanwood. gets ready to meet the mat at the hands of fellow club member. Don Pfeifer. 143 STUDENTS INDULGE IN I.M. D. Thompson ACTION A hat do high school athletes do once their organized athletic careers end. and there are no more coaches, cheerleaders and fans to root them on? They come to Oregon State and participate in the intramural system here, that's what. According to some IM participants, the competition is every bit as intriguing on this level of play as it was back in High School. The talent may not be distributed as evenly, as far as player to player is concerned, ’ observed David Slama, an ex-jock from Salem. But the actual heat of battle is every bit, if not more, intense than it was in High School.” What does this mean to the average |oe Beaver on campus? It means that we. as students, have access to an excellent means of burning off stress and tension in an inexpensive, but organized way.” said Dick Rudolph. Freshman in Health and Physical Education. For the less competitive person who still wishes to participate, recreational leagues are available in a variety of sports with the emphasis less on winning and losing and more on participating in the first place. More importantly, what intramurals do is bring groups of students together when they otherwise would not have the opportunity to play on a team, officiate a contest, or even to shout instructions from the bench should you be a coach. Intramurals at Oregon State: What a great way to play! Up against a planted block by ASEA. a Bailer team member finds little room to 145 Practicing in Dixon Center facilities, students prepare for IM match. ---IM SCOREBOARD WOMEN'S BASKETBALL All University Super Bods MEN'S RACQUETBALL A LEAGUE All University Tim Summers MEN’S RACQUETBALL B LEAGUE All University Stu Almond MEN'S RACQUETBALL C LEAGUE All University Dave Mingo CO-REC BASKETBALL All University DownTowners MEN'S BASKETBALL A LEAGUE Fraternity Independent Residence Hall Delta Tau Delta Ex-Cons Finley MEN'S BASKETBALL B LEAGUE Fraternity Independent Residence Hall Phi Delta Theta Squeaks Hawley WATER POLO All University Water Weinies 1181b. 126 lb. 134 lb. 142 lb. 150 lb. 156 lb. 162 lb. 1681b. 1771b. 1901b. Heavy wt. Team Champs WRESTLING Kerry Johnson Jeff Gahr Dave Fleming Ron Derrick Paul Viator Craig Lee Kris Pihl Brad Olson Chris Parks ay Kaltenbach ack Lester Chi Phi WOMEN'S RACQUETBALL A LEAGUE All University Kathy Higbee WOMEN’S RACQUETBALL B LEAGUE All University Pam Ching WOMEN'S RACQUETBALL C LEAGUE All University Julie Womack 146 CLUB SCOREBOARD CLOSE-UP: Mary Ayotte-Law An All-Around Champion Think of Beaver gymnastics, and the name of Ayotte-Law can't help but to pop into one's head. ______________ Mary Ayotte-Law has been a permanent fixture on the gymnastics scene in Beaverland for the past three years. She began as a Beaver gymnast on a team that at best, had a few wrinkles to smooth out. Ayotte-Law provided the steam as the Beavers’ improvement nearly paralleled Ayotte-Law’s own increasing ability and potential. As her senior year neared the final stages, she had contributed to a team that had gone from obscure depths, to a talent-laden unit which boasted a second place national ranking. Being ranked as one of the best top two teams in the country is a wonderful feeling, but as far as I'm concerned. I've had that feeling ever since I’ve been at Oregon State. ” said Ayotte-Law. It hasn’t been all fun and games for the Beaver gymnast. Her most difficult time as an athlete was coming off an injury incurred late during her junior year. The work required to get me back into shape was a difficult period of time for me. but it was more than worth it. The experience of coming back from the injury and competing will never be lost from my mind. I’ll always remember the satisfaction I felt from that. Beaver mat fans will always remember the satisfaction of having watched Ayotte-Law compete in a Beaver uniform. D. Thompson 148 CLOSE-UP: Victor Simmons Pac-10 Stand-out p n the fall of 1978. an unproven Victor Simmons came to Oregon State hoping to lend vastly needed help to the Beaver Foot------1 ball Program. Now, four years later, after an outstanding 1981 senior season in which he was named to the Pacific 10 All-Conference team. Simmons has left his mark as the school’s fifth all-time pass receiver at OSU with 80 catches. And it was accomplished in only two years of playing at the position. After spending two years as a defensive back under Craig Fertig. new head coach loe Avezzano discovered Simmon’s talents lay on the offensive end of the field. In only his first season as wide receiver. Victor responded with 37 catches for 500 yards to lead the Beavers in receiving. He was even better in 1981. Hauling in 43 aerials for 703 yards, and 3 touchdowns, the Pac-10 coaches obviously respected his talents, selecting Victor to the conference’s first-team. He also played in the postseason Japan Bowl. Simmons finest effort was displayed in the teams season opening come-from-behind victory over Fresno State. 31-28. He caught six passes for 155 yards (single game record), including a thrilling over-the-head catch in the fourth quarter to knot the contest at 28-28. Next year Victor Simmon's services will be missed when the Beavers’ football season gets underway. After graduating in exploratory studies fall term of '82. Victor plans to return to Oakland. California, where he was offered a position of the coaching staff at his alma mater. Mc-Clymonds High School. Considering his possible draft into the professional football leagues. Victor is reluctant to state whether he feels he’ll be selected high in the draft. It really depends on what the teams are looking for, adding that serveral Canadian football teams have made offers. I’m taking the offer’s (from Canadian teams) into serious consideration since they only select 12 men from the U.S. to play. Victor feels intense optimism for the future seasons of Beaver Football. Good things are about to happen with the Beavers, with Coach Avez-zanos’ own recruits moving up. he’ll prove his record for success.” D. Richert 149 CLOSE-UP: Lester Conner The Team Man Charlie Sitton grabs another rebound for the Beavers and wings an outlet pass to Lester —n------'Conner. In one smooth motion. Conner receives the pass, drives past a hapless Pac-10 opponent and dishes to an open teammate for an easy fast-break basket. Nothing special. For fans of Beaver basketball the last two years, scenes like this are as common as budget cuts around Oregon State. Maybe Beaver fans began to take Conner's exceptional plays for granted by the time the end of his senior season rolled around, but certainly they learned to appreciate his all-around play as a whole. Said senior John Cox of Conner's play: He’s been the back-bone of the team this year. Nobody's better than Lester at controlling the tempo of a game. Not even (Mark) Radford or (Ray) Blume. Pretty heady company for a collegiate player, but Lester takes it all in stride. Yeah, I've heard the comparisons between me and Ray and Mark. It's probably the best compliment I could receive right now. Those two did it all for Ralph. As far as Beaver fans were concerned this past season. Conner did everything but sell popcorn to help the Beavers win ball games. This is quite an accomplishment for a young man who was accustomed to a much different style of play than is required by Beaver mentor Ralph Miller. Being able to adjust to Coach Miller's style of play meant a lot of work for me last year. It has all paid off. though. I consider myself a much better basketball player since I’ve been at Oregon State. I really owe it to Ralph Miller. 150 CLOSE-UP: Cindy Greiner Strength and Versatility w hen Cindy Greiner was in high school she ran track for the tiny little school in South Dakota. The track was made up entirely of dirt, and there was one lane in which to run. South Dakota is not big on athletics. she was told. So. she packed her bags and since her husband happenned to be from the Northwest, she ended up at Oregon State. Cindy Greiner ran track at Oregon State, and did it well. An experienced veteran of athletics. Cindy has seen first hand the difference between men’s and women’s sports on more than just the collegiate level. She says that she believes that the gap between the two has narrowed considerably in the last five years. The disadvantages of being a female athlete is slowly, but surely becoming a thing of the past. Five years ago it was discouraging — but things are looking better and better as programs are becoming funded better. having better coaches, better equipment, more travel, stiffer competition — I could go on for awhile. What I’m really trying to say is that there are very few advantages men have over women now in athletics.” As far as what sports have done for her personally. Greiner cites the opportunities which are opened through sports on a competitive level. Athletics have given me a chance to meet a lot of different types of people and I've had a lot of good times with some of those people. The experiences that I’ve had which have been results of sports are the most important memories I have of my life right now.” Cindy majored in Heath and Physical Education at Oregon State and would like to utilize her degree by teaching, although she does plan to train and compete for awhile. D. Thompson 151 153 WHO CONTROLS THE UNIVERSITY? Administration ■■ File seeking Wallace Gibb, registrar and director of admissions. The Registrar and Director of Admissions, Wallace Gibbs, is in charge of enrollment and incoming students. Commenting on current enrollment he pointed out that, while it is down, it's down by design.” Early enrollment dates were imposed last year so that this years enrollment could be curtailed. What was done in an effort to deal with the budget cuts that have been occurring each year. On his feelings about OSU Gibbs said. It’s and outstanding place for students to get an education and I enjoy being part of it. As Dean of Undergraduate Studies. Judith Kuipers' main job is to insure and enhance the quality of undergraduate instruction at OSU. Her general responsibility lies in coordinating the undergraduate program. When asked about her feelings of OSU she stated. “I believe we operate as a huge family, there’s a lot of caring even in the midst of all the budget cuts. There’s a very supportive atmosphere here at Oregon State, which is rather unique in this day and age.” 0� VMn Busy at work on the telephone is Dean of Undergraduate Studies. Judith Kuipers. 0� VMt Listening on the phone is the Dean of the Memorial Union. George Stevens. 154 Vice-President of Student Services. Dr. Robert Chic, looks over some University material George Stevens, the Associate Dean of Services for Student Activities, handies all student organizations and programs. His major goal this year was to deal with what's happening in our economy. As to what he likes best about Oregon State. Stevens commented. 1 like the kind of institution OSU is. and 1 enjoy having the opportunity to see students grow in their leadership abilities. Robert Chick. Vice President of Student Services, says that he really believes we're a friendly University. The main objective of student services is to provide the best support they can so that we can be successful and reach our academic goals. We always take into account what students want,” he said. Commenting on what he enjoys most about Oregon State he says. I enjoy the type of students that are at OSU — it's the main reason I stay here. Oregon State President Robert MacVicar faces a challenge everyday of the week. He serves as the central officer of administration and contact to the board of higher education. About OSU he says. We have a quality University with fine faculty', students, and administration. 155 Signing a few of his many university papers is Dr. Robert MacVicar. President of Oregon Slate University. RESEARCH REQUIRES TIME Graduate School Advanced degrees are available through the Graduate Program in scientific, technological, professional and liberal arts fields at OSU. There are students in doctoral programs and pursuing masters degrees, enrollment figures that have grown steadily over the past 10 years. The most notable increases have been in the computer science department. Graduate students are faced with many academic demands, most of their time being spent on research. While the graduate educational process is designed to assist the student in attaining a high level of scholarship with a broad base of study, curriculum permits specialization in areas of interest. Research in particular fields of academic areas prepare students for leadership and advisory roles in society. — M. Chambers Getting exact measurements can be tedious 156 l(Om 157 Working on her Craduate Research project is Mary Zelinski Agriculture A shift in emphasis from production in agriculture to business, storage and distribution prepares OSU’s School of Agriculture students for post-graduation employment. The agriculture department is constantly adjusting its curriculum in order to meet the needs of society. An agriculture-business management program is being developed in the department to prepare students for a more mechanized, production-oriented agribusiness. Changes have also occurred in the study of range land resources. Previously a program available only in the Animal Science department, it has been incorporated into the agriculture department curriculum. Deans of agriculture schools nation wide meet periodically to evaluate university curriculums in the field. Called the Blue Ribbon Task Force, these officials met in July 1980. to draw up recommendations for OSU in an effort to keep progrmas up-to-date. The school is in the process of making revisions according to guidelines of the task force. OSU students in agriculture are active in many pre-professional organizations this year, the National Agriculture Marketing Association (NAMA) sponsored a Career Day. The annual project is designed to inform students about agriculture-related careers and provide them with an opportunity to talk with representatives and arrange interviews with different firms in the industry. — M. Chambers 158 Al the Oregon Slate Dairy. Kathy Elois attempts to milk a cow. 159 Conducting a fruit lab for the department of Horticulture is Professor Maxine Thompson. 4 WHERE IS ONE TO STUDY? Study Spots In Soup Etc. iudy McLean finds a study spot. Doing some last minute studying on the MU stairs is Ann Mikulka. 160 In the Gallery. Doug McLean studies and grabs a bite to eat. In the Country Store, Karen Humphries finds a quiet corner. Finding a comfortable nook to study for that big exam just a few hours away takes a little savvy and a touch of imagination for campus crammers. The most obvious place is in the lap of old Jasper Kerr, the studious stone figure perpetually occupied with a book outside the library named for him. Students often take refuge in the uninterrupted quiet of upper floors of the booklined building, or hang around the reserve bookroom on the first floor, hoping to see a friend to chat with to relieve tensions. For those who find even the reserve bookroom too quiet, the Commons offers a more bustling atmosphere with many students passing through and the tunes of an a.m. station turned up to a farly audible level. An added frustration outlet — french fries and doughnuts but a few feet away. Many students may want to imagine they are at home, curled up in front of a fire with a favorite novel or sports magazine, instead of the five pound world civilizations text. A living room atmoshpere, complete with fireplace and grand piano, is privided at the Memorial Union Lounge of the main floor of the Concourse. There are two adjoining wings labled quiet Lounge for the more serious bookers who like to read or do accounting problems in silence buried in a huge, overstuffed sofa. Most of the different academic departments offer a study room for students in a particular major, or who happen to be in the area. The business school lounge in the basement of Bexell. the journalism library in Agriculture Hall and the lounge in Moreland Hall, for example, offer convenient places to unzip backbacks and begin pushing pencils. Perhaps the favorite study spot is unfortunately available only when the sun is out and the weather is warm. The MU quad is usually flocked with studiers — of both book and girl-guy watching varieties during Spring Term. — C. Nakagawa 161 FORGING THROUGH BUDGET PROBLEMS Business Student punches out a computer program at Bexell Hall's computer lab. eo « 162 Business students increase their typing skills. Business students in a crowded classroom, due to growing enrollment. Oregons Slate's School of Business offers excellent job prospects in all areas of specialization. Degrees are offered in Hotel and Restaurant Management. Health Care Administration. Business Administration and Administrative Management. These give OSH business graduates High-quality preparation for employment. More and more students are becoming aware of the many opportunities open to them after graduation with a business degree. This is one of the major reasons for the steadily encreasing enrollment in OSU’s business school. This year's enrollment was approximately 3.300. a jump of about 200 from last year's figures. Yet. this number is not an accurate picture of the actual number of business majors. Many incoming freshmen missed last year's May 15 deadline for entering the School of Business. Many of them switched to the school throughout the year, causing the enrollment figure to fluctuate. Rising enrollment, coupled with severe budget cuts, brought about major changes in the School of Business this year. “We're trying to manage the enrollment.” said Cliff Dalton, assistant dean of business. Seniors were asked to sign up for the courses in advance. This was done to alleviate the problem of seniors not getting the classes they needed to fulfill graduation requirements. Reduction in faculty resulting from budget cuts brought about a decrease in class offerings by about 50 sections. Introduction to Business. BA 101. was cancelled for the year to compensate for the decreased staff. Another change in organization was the consolidation of BA 131, Introduction to Data Processing, into a mass lecture to accommodate a larger number of students per term. The area hardest hit by the budget cuts was services and supplies. This year, rather than distributing handouts in class, students were asked to buy them outside of class. However, the addition of a new computer system in Bexell Hall seemed to overshadow some of the budget woes. The new Computing Resources Laboratory houses 13 CRT terminals, a medium speed unit, and five Apple III computers. It's available for use by students, particularly those taking the BA 131 course. Aside from budget reductions and increasing enrollment pressures, the School of Business continues to run an excellent program. The program meets accreditation standards of the American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business. Only one in four business programs in the nation meet these standards. — I) Trevino THE MAIN GOAL IS QUALITY TEACHERS Education Second grader from Hoover grade school gets extra help from OSU student Jeff Hensley. Training students to be quality teachers is the main objective of Oregon State's School of Education. All we do is geared toward what we believe about learning,” said Sylvia Tucker. Dean of Education. Over the past seven years, many improvements have been made within Education Hall, despite budget cuts, to create instructional space and to make the building aesthetically pleasing said Tucker. Within the department, new programs have been added in early childhood education and childhood literature. Computer Literacy is now a requirement for all majors. Elementary education students are now required to take a course in the industrial arts. The quality of the School of Education program has won it accreditation by the National Council for Accrediting Teacher Education (NCATE) and the Teachers Standards and Practices Commission (TSCP). The department is also the only one in the country that offers a program in neuroscience at the doctorate level. Concerning this year's substantial budget reductions. Tucker said. We have had budget cuts every year I've been here. She commented that, but because of these reductions, it may be difficult to maintain the field experience programs at the sophomore and junior levels. For the School of Education the exploration never stops. There is continued research to gain new insights into the world of learning and improving styles. Education is fascinating and positive in spite of its critics because we're finding out more about how people learn, said Tucker. — D. Trevino 164 Writing skills beinR taught by Jeff Hensley. Bowfll ENGINEERING LIMITS ENROLLMENT Engineering Using a micro computer in EE 475 lab. is Grant Nakamura. Working with the machinery is Debbie Kenyon and Jeff |cntry. Students working together on the operating of the system. 166 Using a micro computer is Scott Menogot Despite the budget crunch that has plagued every educational institution. OSU continues to offer programs in all major engineering disciplines. Degrees may be earned in Agricultural. Chemical. Civil. Electrical. Computer. Industrial. Mechanical,' and Nuclear Engineering. Since 1979. the School has been forced to cut down on enrollment in order to provide a quality education to engineering students. The decrease was made possible by limiting the capacity of each department and establishing a minimum grade point average. These changes were spread over a two year period so that the effects were not as drastic, said Neil Smith, President of the Engineering Student Counsel. Spring term marks the big event for the School of Engineering. The Engineering Spree Day feature a box derby race with cars made of recycled parts. The race is open to all students as is the paper airplane contest also held that day. Academically, the day is an open house with an Industrial Symposium of Engineering firms from the northwest attending. The symposium is a “show and tell for industry. said Smith. — M. Chambers 167 $, WRITING ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE Communications Skills Center Working out a problem together are Dan Sapp and Bob Weed. Taking advantage of ( SC facilities is Churaiporn Chintakanont 168 Helping Cathy Fritz with an English assignment is tutor. Cynthia Arthur. Helping Bonnie Bollen with some homework, is tutor Nicola Scheidhauer. Students improve their reading skills with the help of their instructor. Carol West. Students struggling with a seemingly insurmountable term paper, or who are just stumped for ideas for a Writing 121 essay and how to convey them on paper, find relief at OSU's Communications Skills Center. Located in Waldo Hall, the center exists to help students improve their reading, writing and study skills. A writing lab provides free help with any writing task. Students can get help on an individual basis from trained peer tutors at any stage of the writing process from discussing an assignment to planning, organizing or revising a paper, on a programmed or drop-in basis. Individualized programs are designed by the writing lab staff for those who want to improve their grammar, spelling, vocabulary and punctuation skills. For those struggling with cumbersome texts, a reading lab offers free or low cost courses to help students improve basic comprehension skills which in turn reflects on study-reading skills. Classes are held once a week for seven weeks for individually diagnosed needs. — C. Nakagawa 169 DEVELOPING NEW LEARNING TECHNIQUES 170 Forestry Finding the Learning Center a useful place for self-testing is Displaying his skill in ax throwing at the Fall Frost is Todd Eisienzimmer. John Pcllissicv. For the past 20 years. Oregon State's School of Forestry has made substantial advancements in developing new learning techniques for their students. The self-Learning Center, located in Peavy Hall, allows faculty and students access to one of the Largest collections of forestry education materials in the world. Students can take a field trip” by viewing slides and studying mounted samples of plants while listening to a tape recorded lesson. While these techniques do not replace the instructor, they do allow students to study material at their own rate and to concentrate on more difficult areas. At least three fourths of the teaching faculty in the forestry department have had formal training through the Center, in the use of new and innovative teaching techniques and up-to-date research. The school of Forestry emphasizes timber production. Oregon's primary industry, said Dean Carl H. Stoltenberg. It's graduates have been largely responsible for improvements in the scientific management of forest resources of the Pacific Northwest. Over 2.000 foresters enroll annually in refresher courses offered by the School of Forestry. Special classes and workshops are offered for two days to ten weeks as a community extension service in forestry study. — M. Chambers Sot One way to get high is by spur-climbing, a difficult challenge for |im Hears!. Bok 171 Concentration, speed and time must all be considered by Rick Perkins while doing the double-buck sawing event. HUMAN PERFORMANCE LAB OPENS Health and P.E. Sweats and a pair of running shoes — typical dress for every Health and Physical Education major? A definite misconception of the average Health and P.E. major at Oregon State. • There's more than just a whistle and clipboard in the future of an OSU Physical Education major. Specialized areas of emphasis within the school include sports broadcasting, pre-therapy, administration, and industrial hygiene. Enrollment this year is 475 undergraduates, a figure that remains fairly constant from year to year. There are also about 70 graduate students in the school and close to 6.000 non-majors enrolled in the general P.E. activity program each term. During Fall Term, the school Heart rale monitoring is jusl one of Ihe tests Dean Maksud makes in this lab with Frank Goulard. 9JL 0� p joining Lois Pye-Peterscn in making presentations is Mary Kay Highsmith. 172 Besides learning how to protect themselves, self-defense students also make excellent escorts. hosted the State Association for Health. Physical Education, and Recreational Dance convention at OSU for the first time in several years. This convention is held even,1 year for all Physical Education and Health Departments, both high school and college, throughout the state. A Human Performance Laboratory was opened last year, providing a functional assessment of a variety of physiological parameters, such as pulminarv functions, heart rate, and cardiovascular body composition. The facility is open for use by students, faculty and Corvallis residents, giving graduate students an opjjortunity to gain experience in their specific fields of study. The health department also offers a variety of options to majors. They offer instruction in environment health, safety studies and community health. — D. Trevino Wilh pointed toes and lots of smiles, Paul Varsick and Ray Madick enlighten their Modem Dance class. 173 Majoring in balance and minoring in coordination is this gymnastic student. K TURNING PRO Home Economics Busy designing apparel is Suzanne Shelton. In addition to being a Home Be. Major, (ennifer Lawcrcnco is also a model. Majoring in Community Nutrition and Clinical Dietics is senior Jan Hedeen. You can be anything from an energy consultant for a utility company to a buyer for a retail store with a home economics degree from OSU. A diverse, people-orientated profession for men and women, the home economics field has grown considerably in its scope. OSU offers an internship program for a wide range of experiences for students. The internship, or practicum. represents the most significant part of home economics curriculum, according to publications consultant Elaine Cull. “The practicum experience has made a commitment upon the school to the response of the needs of students in focusing of their careers.” she said. Cull stressed the practical area of home economics is on human concerns ... a consumer orientated perspective. We are incorporated in the physical and social aspects of society.” The making of a professional is a complicated process.” remarked Cull. Not only the academics in class are important but the practicum give the student confidence of making suggestions and decisions on the job.” — D. Richert 174 A panel discussion in progress at a Home He. Conference. Doing research is Brook Parsons. AkiYOmo Student teaching a child at Franklin High School is Melanie Komoto. Bo� � o vhm 175 Busy in lab is Linda Steinkamp. a major in Clinical and Therapeutic Dietetics. Working on project is Stacy Fraser. (X, CAMPUS LANDSCAPES COMPLEMENT OSU Grounds Crew 176 OSU students are very considerate of their surroundings, said Chuck Woosley, OSU Physical Plant grounds crew, whom students may see pruning, planting, mulching and mowing the campus landscape. “I think we have a good group of students who are interested in the things that we do, said Woosley who is assigned with care and maintenance of trees, shrubs and lawns around campus as well as rodent control in buildings and keeping walkways clean. Two students are on the crew this fall, said Woosley, with seven employed during the past summer. Even when the weather gets bleak, students will see the grounds keepers cleaning leaves off the sidewalks or edging lawns to keep OSU looking trim. A few of them drag their feet,” said Woosley of the grounds crew. “But all in all, they do a good job.” — C. Nakagawa CLA FORCED TO CUT BUDGET Liberal Arts Students and Professor Mark Sponenburgh enjoy a class discussion. Despite drastic budget cuts in the College of Liberal Arts, enrollment is up 2% this year. According to Dean David King, the emphasis within the college this year was on internships and cooperative education. He added that there is a continuous increase in the number of students majoring in technical journalism and the broadcast media. As any other school, budget cuts have been a problem for the College of Liberal Arts. The cutbacks in the college were more than double that of last year. James O’Connor, director of advising in liberal arts, pointed out that these cutbakcs have affected accessibility to classes as well as the morale within the college itself due to the decrease in faculty. King has also recommended the elimination of the architecture and landscape architecture programs, to ease money problems in the CLA. Despite budget problems. CLA is still striving for a quality program. The school is presently awaiting approval of a new minor program by the Faculty Senate. This would allow students not majoring in liberal arts to minor in eight different liberal arts areas. The school also worked on video cassettes this year to aid in high school orientation. These cassettes would help prepare college-bound students for university life. CLA continues to work around the budget and other reductions to make its program a good one. It’s going to be a difficult decade in higher education, said King. But if we can bring ourselves to do it. the College of Liberal Arts can emerge as a stronger college. It's going to take lots of courage — primarily by the faculty. — D. Trevino 178 Examining an exhibit at Fairbanks Callers' is |oe Gavin. U M A student practices on the tube in Benton Hall. 179 Operating a foreign language lab is Dave McCown of the University Learning Center. K RESEARCH IS IMPORTANT Oceanography Working with the anchor line on a ship is Dale Dibee and crew. The School of Oceanography is different from most schools at OSU. It generally enrolls less than 100 students and the curriculum consists entirely of graduate level studies. Oregon States' school is one of two large oceanographic institutions in the Northwest and among the top six schools in the country', according to G.R. Heath, dean of oceanography. Oregon’s coast is pounded by waves with the highest energy in North America. Heath said. Oregon State researchers are studying the erosive effects these waves have on such land masses as the Salishan-Siletz and Bay Ocean spits. In addition to the wave research. OSU oceanographers have examined the relationship between the seas and Mt. St. Helens, and the levels of glucose present in the North Pacific. Heath said. Studies of this sort help scientists understand the characteristics of the vast ocean, and develop practical commercial applications. Oceanography students conduct research as part of their graduate studies program. Upon graduating, man go on to further explore their areas of research for science and industry. Heath said. But employment opportunities are not restricted to oceanography fields, he added. Oregon State oceanographers learn skills that enable them to work in a variety of related and non-related occupations, exemplifying the diverse nature of this unique OSU program. 180 OcconoQ'opfw Using a sextant, the crew member takes a star fix. 181 Working in the core lab is Senior Dick Kovar. COMPUTER AIDS PHARMACY STUDENTS Pharmacy The OSU School of Pharmacy is reputed by university faculty to be one of the most active student groups on campus. Pharmacy majors serve as volunteers for the blood drives each term, run a booth at the Health Fair at Payless Drug Store fall term, and sponsor a campus health fair held each spring for students, faculty, and the public, with a bonus of free blood pressure screening. Working with the Gerontology department on campus and Rural Health Council, the Student Branch of the American Pharmacy Association (SAPHA). assist the elderly and shut-ins with blood pressure and diabetes checks as well as educate them about over-the-counter drugs, and poison prevention. A new computer facility has been added to the department, with grants from the OSU foundation. Methods of pharmacology are exposed to the students on computers, so they are not intimidated by them, as their increasing use is in hospitals and new pharmacies. commented John Block, professor of pharmaceutical chemistry. About 150 programs are proposed to drill the students on label prescriptions and calculation of doses of medication. The program also works closely with the nutrition department, teaching prospective pharmacists what foods interact with medications. added Block. Rick Hedges, a graduating pharmacy student, said he felt the school had much to offer in preparing one for the demanding field of pharmacology. You gain experience in a hospital, community, and therapeutics setting, which is great one-on-one experience. It’s a good feeling to be able to answer patients questions and to have personal contact. 1 guess that’s when you know all the hard work paid off.' Carefully measuring drops inlo a beaker is Mary Cimperman. 182 — D. Richert In his pharmacy class. Pat Person mixes a solution. 183 4 BLOOD, THE RIVER OF LIFE Blood Drive Waiting for his pulse reading. Julian McFadden sits patiently. A Red Cross volunteer prepares Deborah Richert to donate her blood. 184 After feeling no pain. Mike Nielsen gives a big smile. Blood is often called the river of life and OSU students took the time out from classes and studying to make a considerable contribution to the flow. The fall quarter blood drive was held Nov. 17. 18 and 19 in the Memorial Union Ballroom. An estimated 1,700 pints of blood were collected from students and faculty. It takes only 45 minutes to give blood and the need for it is great in the health care industry, according to the American Red Cross Society, which co-sponsored the blood drive with OSU’s Kappa P s i pharmaceutical fraternity. lambda Kappa Sigma, womens honorary in pharmacy, the student branch of the American Pharmaceutical Association and the Oregon Society of I lospital Pharmacists. A living group competition was held last year as incentive for dorms, co-ops. fraternities and sororities to get the most participants in the drive. Last year's winners. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Alpha Omicron Pi, Co-ed Cottage and Sacked Hall, were honored with a plaque at the kick-off of this year’s contest that will continue throughout the 1981-82 school year. Most OSU students are eligible to make a donation. Donors must be at least 17 years old, and this year, the weight requirement was lowered from 110 to 105 pounds, so even the little ones didn't get away. — C. Nakagawa 185 ROTC, LARGEST ENROLLMENT SINCE 1972 r ROTC Preparing men and women for life beyond college is one objective of the ROTC programs of OSU. Responsibility and leadership are important qualities instilled in students who complete the ROTC programs, according to Robert MacVicar. OSU President and ROTC graduate of the University of Wyoming. In the Army ROTC program, a strong emphasis is placed on small groups and challenging learning experiences. The program is designed to prepare students with technical and non-technical majors to serve as commissioned officers in the army or U.S. Army Reserve. Members of the Navy ROTC participate in the drill team, drum and bugel core or the rifle and pistol group. The Navy drill team has been ranked number one nationally for four years. The ROTC program commissions officers into the Navy and Marines. The groups combine to celebrate in their annual Navy-Marine Birthday Ball. The ball is held every October to recognize retired officers from the Corvallis area. Enrollment in the Air Force ROTC program was at its highest this year since 1972, according to Captain Eric Hodges, assistant professor of aerospace studies. This year, cadets in Air Force ROTC helped support the cystic fibrosis fund drive. Combining their efforts with several other schools, they sponsored a marathon from Corvallis to Seattle. Pledges received from the event went to the cystic fibrosis fund. — M. Chambers 186 Speaking with fellow Navy ROTC members. Is Mike Brugato. Navy ROTC students one poised at attention during a leadership lab. Standing at attention in a leadership lab. are several Air Force ROTC students. 187 4 COMPUTER SCIENCE IN GREAT DEMAND Science Trying to debug his program. Jeff Jones gets help from consultant Larry English. To accommodate the increased enrollment in the computer science program, the abandoned Crop Science Building will be renovated into a new computer facility for the School of Science. Computer science has seen the largest demand in both student interest and job prospects. said assistant Dean Theran Parson. “Student demand exceeds our personnel and equipment computer time.” Marine Biology is another are of growing interest, since the development of OSU's marine base in Newport. The course of study involves one full term offering 15 hours credit of extensive, on-hand research at the coastal center. The College of Science also has programs in solar and wind power data collecting throughout the state. Parsons explained that the wind power interest in Oregon started at OSU, originated by Peter Maule. research assistant in atmospheric science. The Wind Power Group is a research office, developing wind power prospecting techniques and applying those techniques in regional and site surveys. said Maule. Any resource industry first needs a sound assessment of the resource to prodently guide investment and development.” The WPG is possibly a world leader in wind resource assessment knowledge and experience, and is indirectly involved with nearly all windpower development in pacific Northwest.” he noted. — D. Richert 188 CHOP SCIENCE BUILDING OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY COMPLETION ft� TI: JULY 231961 ARCHITECT MARTIN SCWIATZ £, GEYER MECHANICAL ENGINEER MARQUESS ENGINEERING CO STRUCTURAL ENGINEER: JOHNH HERRICK LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT: ERICKSON KELLOGG ASSOC GENERAL CONTRACTOR MARION CONSTRUCTION CO MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR PIPE TECH INC ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR: S2 ELECTRIC CORP Montto The new Crop Science building, which will also house the Computer Science department, is shown under construction. VImw 189 In science lab. Tcri )ohnson carefully records her work. IK BEGINNING CLASS CONSISTS OF 28 Veterinary Medicine OSU now has a new building on the southwest corner of campus devoted to animal science. “The veterinary school is an act of tangible faith by OSU and the state of Oregon for the future of veterinary medicine. said W. VV. Armistead. vice president of agriculture at the University Tennessee, who spoke at the dedication of Magruder Hall. OSlJ’s new veterinary medicine buildings. The building was named for Dick Magruder. late state representative who spearheaded efforts to fund the school. In 1959, it was whispered in the halls of the Oregon Legislature about a vet school at OSU. said Governor Victor Atiyeh. who spoke at the January. 1981 dedication ceremony. There was always hope, but things didn't get moving until DicK Mauruder led efforts of Oregon vets and government officials to appropriate $2.7 million from the state and $5.3 million from the U.S. Department of Health. Education and Welfare. OSU maintains a cooperative education program with Washington State University in Pullman. The veterinary school class, consisting of 28 Oregon residents and eight students from other western states, spends its first year at OSU, then transfers to WSU for a year and a half of small animal surgery training. Vet students then return to OSU for their final year and a half of the proeram. which allows them to graduate as certified veterinarians. — C. Nakagawa Receiving hands on experience in lab is Deborah Weiss. Studying the blackboard. Donna Baron examines the structure of a dog. 190 S f 191 A current topic is researched by Steve Myrin. veterinary intern. A SIMPLY OUTSTANDING INDIVIDUAL Mr. Irwin Harris t rvvin has been a top notch 1 professional in his field in the area of publications, a dedicated staff member at OSU and a strong part of the administrative team. Memorial Union and Student activities. He’s been a real colleague, teacher and friend. — George Stevens, director of the Memorial Union and Dean of Student Activities T’ve known Irwin Harris for 20 1 years now — he’s an outstanding gentleman. So dedicated, so loyal to OSU — he has given so much of himself in working with students. He never says no when asked to take on an additional responsibility. He’s done so much so cheerfully. He goes beyond what you would expect someone to do. OSU is known as the ‘friendly and scholarly campus.’ Irwin exemplifies this — he really cares about students. — Dr. Robert Chick. Vice President of Student Services -rrwin is very competitive. 1 primarily with himself. If he does something one year and repeats it the next year, it always has to be better next time. It’s this internal competition that keeps him looking for the better way and the better product. He’s clearly a high energy guy with a tremendous amount of enthusiasm, basically because he cares.” — Don Sanderson. Director of Student Activities. (j met him on my first day on the 1 Barometer four years ago. He's been an excellent advisor to the Barometer. Beaver, and all his other commitments. He’s the type of person who is always there when you need him. He’s been a low-key advisor — he serves as a valuable resource for questions of consequence. He'll be very' much missed — you really can’t replace him.” — Dick Clark, Editor of the Daily Barometer 192 Enjoying a birthday celebration. Mr. Harris is joined by Don Sanderson and Bobbyc Koeper. Irwin Cecil Harris' colleagues. students and friends agree that director of Student Publications and University Events will leave a void that will be difficult to fill in OSU faculty. Harris. 1941 OSU journalism honor graduate, will retire from his position in |anuary 1982. after nearly 40 years of service to the university. He started out as publicity director for the OSU athletic department in 1942. with several journalistic ventures with the Corvallis Gazette Times, Oregonian and the Salem Statesman already under his belt. Over the years, his responsibilities mounted with his ability and unique talents as he has served as adviser to student publications and Director of University Events. The latter position put him in charge of all concerts, the Corvallis — OSU Music Association performances and the Convocations and Lectures committee. This is alone, a full time job at many universities. He was also a full professor, and taught at least one journalism class each term. During the summer, he was director of the Summer Session Trips and Tours Program, involving the planning and guiding of student groups to Crater Lake. Ashland Shakespearean Festival. Mount Hood and deep sea fishing outings. During his active years at OSU. 1 larris also found time to write a book titles Advising College Students Publications.” an area in which he has been honored by professional colleagues. Under his leadership. OSU Barometer and Beaver yearbook continue to be considered top university publications nationally. After Irwin leaves, we will be seeking a manager of communications media, which includes print media and broadcasting.” said Stevens. Concerts and lectures will be moved to Sandersons office. We are reorganizing — we can’t replace him. so we’re reassigning his duties, said Sanderson. You don’t usually find a person like Irwin with such unique interests and broad abilities. In the many roles he has filled so aptly. Harris is definitely going to be missed at OSU. There is no question that there is going to be a loss at the university until people pick up the slack that will be lost when he leaves. said Stevens. 1 know all the staff will miss him as a colleague.” — C. Nakagawa 193 ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT SOCIETY “Nationally, we are known for being the first college chapter on the West Coast and the only chapter in Oregon ... Developing leadership is the purpose of this organization ... membership has tripled ... social functions. Vnt. Ron. I: |L-R| AUn M no. Becky Cm . Ntrici G� vln. | ckle Ortor. Dr P..t Well . Therm U«r). Tom Colder Row 2 Dcfctd Routh. Carol Sandrtrom. |ud Iformon. K mn Roach. Sherri Zurcher. Warren Hatting . Margaret WhlteUy. Janice Luca. Uime l|lma Row J: Suun Siiiry.-v Linda Long. Mark Hoover. Robert Richard . Laun Hegedam. Dob William . Michael Tribby. Donna FWher Were still a young group that must discipline ourselves for educational and social purposes ... ‘Through speakers and banquets we plan to advance the education in the field of Home Care Administration. Row 1IL-R) Joyce Woodring Cynthia Portae. Marcia da . Und Herman Elm Oarrvcoa. Row z |ulie Helming. Sieve Long. Rob Waahbcnd. Hewnor Campon Rray Bool . rv .lin. I k. V______r'______11 . I . AFFILIATED STUDENTS OF HEALTH CARE ADMIN. AGRICULTURE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL- ■‘Strong involvement is the key to this organization. hard work keeps it going ... Coordinating the activities and representing the different clubs in the school of Agriculture is hard work, but coordinating Cow Day makes it all worth while. Row 1IL-RIG H Ancon. Advisor. Dona Coon Kerry Van Onow. Mag Chandler. Dave PaciorrlT) Row 2: Patti Wnllmemneyer. Lanny Fuliahln. |«anne Fazio. Willy Car boo. Dianna Btenne. Row S Richard Ten Byt . Money Bags Briscoe. Ftody Peterman. |ulw Grieh. Row 4 Ultra Hill RoRrr Law. Mika Coon taawnl ow I IL RI Saralyn lohnaon. T� d Ourelt. Charles K hewer. Debbie Butler. Erica Sager. Ke-rin Sandberg Row £ Chrvs Senators. Karen Mohae. Shelly Ball Dori Burhnnhaa. LaoriaCreen. Tracy Black, lanaa Shokey. |aoe Frio Honor society... freshmen ... send flowers to nursing homes... Christmas party... blood bank... Support ALD scholarship... initiation ... Outstanding freshmen with 3.5 CPA's need to be recognized too. ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA lO ALPHA PI MU . Industrial Engineer Honor Society... recognizes outstanding people in the school of a specialized profession ... social services... vocational meeting of minorities... recruitment of new members... help with Beaver open house. Row1:(L R| Run Cambell Eric Cntor. Szcplwn Hall Aady Barton Ann RaynoMa Raw £ Patrick Narvaez. KrUtt Lantt Doug Hrokl-. Uo lone . Bridget Laraon Three on the Alumni Board-Three on the Alumni Committee Together the six... run homecoming, serve at commencement, publicize the involvement of the group... The cxist-ence of this group is to promote studenl alumnl involment. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Agriculture honorary... Helps freshmen with scheduling... turkey sales... lead tours for Ag. conference days and Mom's and Dad's weekend ... $ Professional society for the further knowledge of Chemical Engineer jobs and the profession in general... Improving the attitudes of the members is something we strive for as well as promoting the profession with new and developing information.” V � «•« Row J: |L-R| Andrew Bomber. Bhasker Vihra Roy. Kathryn Cunkel. Premwadee Charlburnt. Alison Uyeda. Vickie Province. Tom Wadkins. Craig Markus. Jane lone . Debbie Kenyon. Row 2: Neal Barezny. |ef( London. Byron Harmon. Dana Bryson. KIden Alttzer. Chfton Farpwon, Harry Bell, fames Coumes. Doug Brune. Nick Frederick. Barry M. Braden Row J: Dennis McVkker, Chris Aschoff. Russ Price. |ohn Collins. Mark Ungs. Jeffrey Pashjk. Claude Kimball Jeffrey Inman. Rod Bragx- Paul Warkentin. Barry' Kelly. Laura Krenp. AICHE 8 I Row 1: ft-R) Cody Hortfck. Mark Be «. Le |oo«. Stephen lUIL TVfW Pino. IJou RichonU. Andy B rt«n«o. Ann Reynold Row 2; Russ Compbell Ertc Crone. Don Crothe. P� a SchnIUu. M� rt Rnwn.n. Goroy Gorton. Undo McNulty. Row 1 Potrick Njrv.it. Dour Hwklo. Krtrtl Laatx. Youwf AUnur. Nader Al-lbchun. Undo Sim . Eric Enum. Bridge Lotion. Bob Stover. Mike Rudmiky. Mike Monrnr. |un Gruber. Tony SUde. AMERICAN INSITUTURE OF INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS AMERICAN SOCIETY OF AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERS Purpose Ls to bridge the gap between professionals in Agricultural Marketing and students ... Projocts include taking part in career day during fall term, supjwrt speakers on agriculture, and a resume booklet to help club members... has a research project to be presented at the NAMA National Convention in May. Row I: (L-R| Enrique Pwk Sharon Bruno. Glen Hodgm. Ron Krwert |oeuh Akanaanml Tom VenderPUeI Row I: Martin Hrlbckaoo. Aieiandro Bertanga. Tarot Malocha. Nee! Smith. Charlae Ounl Tim HeObarg. Rid Towtll Uurie MtCulUy. toe Roberto Row J Cordon Croaboo . Richard Cuenca. Ron Eerie). |enet Kwliaond. Brian Vinchmi Philip Ryan. Dews Oehreoda, Brian Nakamura Row 4: Dean Booalrf. |oo Schnrve . David Vaaquea. Enc Newell Crag Scherer. Paul Dairy Student chapter of the American Societ - of Civil Engineers... affiliated with the professional organization ... guest speakers and national representatives from the profession advise the group to furthering their education... Timberland Park drainage system provides experience and mono '. Row I |I,-R| Clifford MukaL Cathy Marshal. Karen Due Skip Kern ridge. Ed McMuffln. Buck MHchell Milea Melroae. Ken Archibald, contact member. Row 2 Mary Edm. Deloea Irwin, vice president. Suns Wong. Wei Wong. Cary Sick. Carl Ronar. |«nny Dodd . Ron McKmn . Mike Robbie •; praridenL Mark Van Scat rand Row J L Dontno. Doug Put her. Rob Flit photographer. Harold Smelt. Ml Sedey. Ray Peter aopbomore repreaentartve. Matt Luke. Meknah Skovlin. Cordon Mmvro. Seen Aahford. Daw Gardner. Man CasweU. Ted VlM faculty adviaoc. Mark Lagw,. not pictured £1 202 ASCE 203 Rom 1: (L-RI lack Sloe . Ronald Hartmann. Gary $iani iaw kt. |«aare Davit. Brad Cenlry Row t Ma) |on Guinn. Rally Grady. Charter hnUy |uiu Dod.lv Maria | )ar. Kun Cane . Mary Thaenat CKristan.- Bon-nikaeo Row 3 | acqui Wriaht Drnba Branch. Billy SchorcDakr . Mike DoggrallL Paul Viator Row 4 Angela Luke. A|m Paulton. Stuart Mathew. Bill Henncy. Aaron ScoU Row 5: low? ' W Blunt. Vaughn H. Standky. Re Engelhard I. Paul Bruecher. Dave R Abbott Row 6; Ronald D Rutherford. | Marl Drk'.rende. Michael D Friday. Darrel G Ramni Row 7 |eri M Chartier. Andrew Chroatowiki. David Pierce An Air Force ROTC Honorary ... helps along with ihe Angel flight in raising funds for cystic fibrosis. also has various seminars. ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY - ANGEL FLIGHT Aids and supports Arnold Air Society and ROTC ... Honorary service Organization ... supported cystic fibrosis with a run a thon and a bowl for health ... ROTC membership not a prerequisite. � • Row 1:|L-R| Kar«i Homoiac. Candy Tomlin .. Bryc Brough. Barb DeVor . Liz Murray Ron 2 Lynda Sahto. |udy Walt . Nail Mammon. Nnal C. Smith, (oaniw Crubh Designed to enrich the artistic environment of OSU ... Christmas art auction. Mom's weekend booths, student shows ... Live models add a different approach to the regularly scheduled classes. Vlmar Row 1:0-RIlain Watson. Anortt Artnony, Peter Obwdorf. Row 0: Andrew Kleene. Vem Uyetake. Curt FnnkHn. V«cli Klimovich. Angne Koh. [uli Zanger. Um Copenhagen. Row 3 Tom Andrich. Lura Marie DeStefaniv M Rita Otsen. Ann Kroafey. Tonya Botdl. Dune McKean. Diane Trvan. Anthony SpariiTl, Robert Bloch. Row «: Tony lx.mUir.it Kathryn Hantuk. Ctna Chnnmkie. Sam Davidson. Shepard Ixn-ine. |uli« Dieringer. Nancy Vrooman. Johnathan Day. Row i | « Cameron. |ohn Rock. Mark Wiltk ART STUDENT UNION ASIAN AMERICAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION - Promotes Asian awareness on campus... Cultural week... Bowl-a-thon ... reception for Asian faculty... Ethnic Awareness week ... films of Asian arts and music... An active group on campus that brings light to another culture. Row l II..RI Immr Chin. | ntc Yo� . |udy Lime. T.mi Fu.ll Row 2 UU) Won . Mortny Chrbtoptwnoo. M.kU Chon ua n Urn. |cn Loui Row 3: FJton Wong. Clort. Won Tr.il (ilj. Vir mu Wca Oort. Woo John Loon WlB Jun OoVhin Row 1 (L-R)Uai Kim |odl And «on. Any KuhntuuMo. |«an Fob . Lnlw Atf nip Row 2 Gr� nl Bwhlcr. Bob IVwuctwo- n. Todd Wtbbw. |oo Wfco. Chn. Thom in . Bob W«d Assist Beaver alumni club members in supporting OSU men's and women's intercoilcgiato athletics... functions such as the annual auction, golf tournament and home football games... raise funds thru private donations. BEAVER CLUB 205 Rom 1 ft-R| Maiy VanVIrrf. ValarW Wade Row 2. Brrnt Bullock. |eff Slrickler No! only does the ASOSU voice the student's interest at the college level... they lobby at the state and city level ... solve student problems through projects such as bicycle safety, rape awareness, course hand-books, and an apartment guide. i. 206 ASOSU Senators — Ro« KL-RI R«dy Bather. ArUta A un. Mark Un � . Rich DMz. |anet Thornton. Cheryl loons. Bonnie Wasche Row 2 Melanie Chamber Bill Kaoable. Fan., Tarhtni. leff Wrieht NUda Iveric. Don Ouchlda Tnd.lv Uon Rtw J Th Onmnnv RononnKocamlt | «n llcmartKTr«o All«ocKCath Carter.KetylCameron. DmCarter.CarolSandtfroo. |im Bhihm |ul.rCnb.Tun Au Row 4 DavVI Robert John(yCenneli Cody Sorenson. Chris U Valley. tori Lcreen. Kathy Peter llordy |ohru(on. Gavin Thayer. |uti Butler. Ben Davidson. Mike Coon. Mark Shuholm a«w— CiUon. Pubhe Affair Ron Walley. Veterans Referral Center; Row I Natalie Cordon. Student Affairs; Marion Weatherford. Academic Affairs. Shawn Dooley. Row 1 |L-R| Bill Farley. Environmental Affairs; T« State Affairs. (IB McAlpln. Riprriroental Colie TASK FORCE Row I: (L-Rl BdHorM Suit ChrteCon,o H . Dick CUrk |Kd c� l Kim Muon. Ho Lnn Row Z LrJw Sc� W Cathy SmI. Martha Duwn. Eric Tripp. Dan Root. Ron Root. Butch Watxm Is a student operated organization which publishes a daily newspaper for the OSU community ... self-supporting ... outlet for information and advertising announcements ... high-quality editorial columns ... Montage, the arts and entertainment magazine ... the best of all Is that its free! Row l lt-R) Nawl SUl( SUrt. Colmey. S� a SktIUro. Shelly Mrtthy . Kim Ad.ro . Dim.. Campbell Kmi Drew. Nancy Burke. M.reh Wolfe Row 2 ftavkt Slelnmortx. Wall Colllm. Denbe Ditch Shawn Church. Martha Kltawce. (oho Larrea. Sandy Sbrcher. Laura Barber. Caihy Seal |eff Mareoe. Mike Maaon. Carol Nakao . a |L-R| SfooUge: Cre Peter .. Hope Lcoun. Ceordte I luckier, Kric Tn p. S� m WeHem VlW . R«w l: |L-R| Adverlutaff Khraboth IXivU. Amy Kuhnhausen Row 2: Vance Godbay. Run Fromherz. Paul Boo ham. Chuck Van Vied. Bred Plh.it, Andy Trower. Row 1:(L-R) Wrttm: I eery Card . Cliff Vollva. Laura Barber. Kim jackwo (Sport Editor). Tom Ewer . Row 2 . SJeve Bnmmeier. Mlko Uoe. Dave WIIjoo. Doug With. 71 ftnntgjn R � 1 (L-R) Conpom Claodu Mirk. Dune McKean John Larrea. Flo Lee Row 2: P� ul ParU Doom Calloway. Call Bnincke. Ro Fleury. |eff Bell Mike Mann. Phil McCUrf. 'p beater Publication of the annual events from sports. Mom and Dads' Weekend, cultural activities, to academics which constitute OSU ... long hours with S.Jjs’ coffee ... cans of caffine ... late night meetings... interviews... camera's set on M ... and pushing cards during registration brings this dedicated piece of memories to the student’s of of OSU ... All this and go to school too! (L-R) Jockio Flynn (Editor). Roger Nielson (Business Manager). M I UR) Copywriter Drbbte Trwvtao. Mriwlt Otembor . (Monk Rtchert Maang C«rot Ntkapwm. Doo Thompaoe (L-RI Sport . |«wii(rr Krxlmjt Kory Folba (Sport Ed. loti Marti dun. Kriilte Prtrr (UR| Aitmr Amy llnuon. Dun Koghteia. Ingrid McCulchecn. r Row J: |L R) Photographers: | acs “Nutlcs Aktyama. Chrto TVtnkl Ung. |� (f Alkey Wimer. Bruce Hollywood Mehua. Kevin Sptk«' DeWhtB. Gilbert “Boa Gilbert I head photographed Row 2. Tracy over the Hill. Ken Rocker 1-eCroe. |«fty “X or M Baker. Seth Max Johnson (photo ed or| U-RI l� n Pearce Isectlon edilorl lube Milk Vicki Khnovich 214 (UR| Sect Editor Colleen Frrymnn J «o Chin. Patty Stalker Rot 1 (UR) SUlf font Start . Joan Emaraon. Kevin tnnaa Rot 2- Donna Honley. Nancy Stalker. Dealt Young lUR| Becky Bl.nkhoen (tecreUiyl Colin SlacUan I book total Ualto A nip I page total 215 BETA ALPHA PSI For the serious accounting student... excellent benefits ... doors are open for opportunities in the field... associate with practicing accountants... promote ethical, social, and public responsibilities ... hosted the Northwest Regional Conference. ALPHA pS EPSILON CHAPTER Row 1: tut) Uobtri Ktdo. Mn Phillip . Kathy Imbri . Slav Mock. Barium Burgru. |oojthon Socord. Bocky Ruoi� Row i Mark rtna-rman. Salty Erion. Don Kilmer. Brett Huff. Ntdi twite, Martha McGrath. Pal McClnty. Row 3: Bottom Bowrr. K� nt Road. Bill Slahlor. Chru Clemmor. Aina Cortholl. Laorir McKibhro, Latin Cornu. Giro Ssmontra. Seo« Them . Row 4 Tim Boyer. Steve Crowe. Tom Toomcy. Ellrn Mataen Brian Macoy. |«ff Caktfaaer. Dave Uhn. Annrtt.-1% all.. Boh Griffith. Connie Chapman. Non-denominational fellowship of students who share in bible teaching and spiritual uplifting... weekly meetings for teaching and worship bring the group close together... speakers are asked to OSU for indepth and continuous study of the faith. 91R CAMPUS ACTION 217 National senior honorary organization ... members selected on service, character, and scholarship... fund raising for the Student Health Center ... initiated Oregon Honor Program on OSU campus. BLUE K CARDINAL KEY A local organization that has grown to become a nationally recognized group ... honorary service group ... promotes leadership ... assists with United Way Drive, new student tours. Beaver Open House, and Mom's Weekend Row 1 |L-R| Ketlylna Fox. Michelle R Schmidt. Audrey I.IUk Ro.: Maty Molhoon. Nancy Day. Ann Heicher. Sandy Spencer. Eluabeth Nlbler. MAm Unthnim. torn Mer-rW Tracy Knott Row J Shown Dooley- Doug Cr.y Mitch Pelrrxoo. Teddy Lwn |oel McAllUlef. |oe Weber Row 4: Gre SteeJe. Chrt LaVaBry. Ceor . EUchrn. Dm Pefewoo Scott Heller. La Dtaon. Steve Rohde. Brent Bullock Open to students who are Agriculture Education majors ... work as advisors at local high schools ... seminars on leadership and attitudes toward profession ... Count)' Fair ... State Convention ... Pacific International Livestock Exposition. Row 1 (L-R| Welly KkMrr. Color n Pet rick. Scott Culver. Oxina Cio« |Prnid«nt|. Marilyn W n� . Lninna Sue King. Kerry Vm Or ow (Reporter!. Row 2: George Stay. Doom Merle Malovtck, Tami Roy. Cell Bateman Sue Savage. Regina Howell |oy DeLapp. Mary Beth Cornwell. Don Puevar. Taul Hkh Row Gina Hurlbul Chn� Kuhn. Dawn Yager. Ed Cooper. Dalai Savage. Frank Hall Gary Tarapel Row t Mae Novak. Laurie Gordon. Sam Route Saralyn |ohi� on -COLLEGIATE FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA” FAR FETCHED BUT NOT NEAR Construction Engineering — “Damagers Athletics” Members gel to take a look at agriculture food processing and learn practical applications ... field trips to other states to learn various aspects of agriculture. '“Crop Science CORVALLIS FIRE DEPT. STUDENT FIREFIGHTERS DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUBS OF AMERICA This collegiate division works with high school students... Fall leadership Convention and the State Career Development Conference introduced high school students the concepts of marketing... Attendance to Western Regional Conference. National Career Development ... Christmas party, pizza feed, oriontation pot luck dinner for new members... Provides necessary skills for the professional world.” P' CLUBS OF AMERICA V EGON STATE UNIVERSITY Row I |L-R|Troy York. Kofer CoDohon. Rims Froaohen. Row Z Coorgr Vincmt. loll GomjOnn. Michorl Brown Rows IV lor HMicMb Andrrw VoorWt Provides communication between the students and the School of Engineering... Engineering Spree Day is a big event... competition... recruitment... speakers ... publishes a newspaper each term... social highlits is the end of the year luncheon. Row 1: |L-R| Doa Ooctod . Rondv Horbrr. CougUt Mofniaoo. Drenta Lund II Pri tk Non m-z. Borr M Ifcodra. Nod South Row : Sotoo S� or T. Dr lor, Irwin. Bconir Woothr. Short Powrfl. Fred 8urx«o Netd D. Satrth. Tony Moloch . P«4rr Nrbon Row J fohn Owm. Doug Coddol. Tim Avrr. ftrun Dodd. |ohn Mmglr. Dron Bootf.r foul Drwy. Dovid Grow. OU( Burdikrr. Fomn Foranpiy 222 ENGINEERING STUDENT COUNCIL We feel that environmental safety and health is of utmost importance in any community ... actively participating in projects such as testing water in swimming pools, amounts of nitrate in local rivers, and river level testing are examples of that involvement ... membership is open to non-majors also. ETA KAPPA NU M . Row i. (L-RI Ono Cytoi. Cory Ronaon. Ton Hin U«a� Jan Aktyomo. Von Shoo. Don Rico. Robort Slrelcr Row t Rotwfi Tu Draato Load. Tin Doc. Doe OuchkU. OonM 7 McCe . |«onoo Hiram. fihohmw Zantokhomon. Raw I: Buck Hodol Oaaw Bock. Fordid YooUn. (any Nordol. Frod SwVbul Scon Htaiclwrd Row 1 (UR| loan Dravdohl Nancy Gnt. Moo Bom . Rob Aodonon. Roc hoi Homuf Row 2: Konl B Kwuiody. torn Striddar. Coil Mortyn. Mark Com. Phil Ryoa Row J SdCtfy R Winter. Ron Moira. Or.-. Uw«. John Odldio. Bill Andaman - AdvWor A national organization to honor top incoming juniors and top percent of the seniors in Electrical Engineering... life membership... initiation of new members... fall orientation ... Help sessions for classes... outstanding awards for Sophomores and even professors... spring picnic... Beaver open house. ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH CLUB 223 ENCORE CENTRAL COMMITTEE Selects bands, works with promoters, meet the interests of the student... We are the only group that can sponsor concerts to be performed in Gill Colisium. 224 — — Consists of forty students who help seat people at concerts ... meet before concerts to find out any new information... Help with publicity ... they also smile a lot. Row 1: (L-R) Debbie Swensen. Sandy Stratton. Terri Slang. Shanna Pland. Nancy Niska. Row 2: Jane Livingston. Traci Durrell. Renee Walker. Susan Sturges. jean Nieswander. Leilani Larson. Diane Hoover. Row 3: Ali Piyarali. Matt McClow. Dave Pranger. Mike Zumwalt. Brad Millingston. Rick Dorso. Tom Hawkinson. Jeff Lank). ENCORE USHE O.S.U. Finance Club Open to all business majors ... acquaint students with the financing world ... bi-monthly meetings ... self-improvement through resume writing, interviewing skills and career preparation ... Members have shown leadership abilities and cohesiveness in working together. Row 1. (UR) Rob AngWmler. Umax Shull. John Diehl Blair Hwnpeoo. Dawn Kllnakl Carol Skrvok. Steve Roger . Row 2 Tim Anderaon. Kimberly K. Unto. |«en Elfering. Devid IVhl. Robert Wetter. Chrt. Kline. William Hamillon. Row 3. Philip Cehrift . Virginia Wong. Row 4: Brian Bartholomew. Annette Wehev. Cyd Morrlaon. Marie Andereon 111 Craig Dodge Students united with Indian families in the community ... share their culture with students at OSU ... Festival of Lights in the Fall ... picnic in Spring. Row I IL.RI Letilha Reo. Nanda Kumar. Vlnay D Kumar. Srlhari S- Cceike. Sohhana Srlntvaw. Gita Ramcah. Row 2: Barter, laely. Rammh M. Mogbfa U Ahmad. Brad Ip Henlree. Vaaanlhe Cota. Aahok Kumar. ChandrahaaC. Saha|w.lla. Row3: Ninan SUmmen. CherleeC. tengford. Seda Patll. Ramau(an Srlntvaae. Bhatker Vllw Roy. ■ Indian Association t | I 1 1 I s ■ Forms close professional and personal relations among its members ...fathers cordial and helpful relations among faculty and food technology students ... fund raisers for field trips, resume instructions, and social events such as picnics. Row 1 |1-R| Skaroo Hrayftdd. Cindy Lund. Laura Hill OobbW- tarry. |mnlf« Teramora. |oann« Wwnovaky. Kathy Uorrwwnan Row 1 Brryl ZondajtH. Undo M Diehl. Cretchnn NVbon. |ubr Naylor. Kim Fartay. Dak Botlkouae. Marta Fkkal Dw Ann Carbon. Drbra Achnaidar. Row 3: IVsid Griffith fco-adviiorl Shorty Ra . Chaa Kdwardi. Daw Burger. Dan Hart. Dava Norton. Dave Carol. Rarer law. Patti Yutzio There . Pineyar Suaan Cook Row 4 Bob Young. Tarry Hack. I Dominic Marti . Nadina Cordon. Cyndi Carr. |ohn Dyaart. Crag I anna Helps students improve their living environment in the dorms, work in the hall and floor government, and provide counci ling, advising, and information for dorm residents. Row 1. (L-R| Liao Walter. Mil Heeucker. Will Waraek )n n EMering. Mary Hmritt. Kelly Spencer. |ix� y Didter. Michael D dk� Row Z Dev ! Stephen. |r. Amje Stephen. |u! o Cray. Cheryl |ooe Kc er liiuoo. Bit lUmlkoo Vidor Bendy. Mari CImma. Linda |ohn«ue. IVnno Klelrn. Karoo Johnson, |ohn Sjuoidio Ren S David Stephen. Sr.. David Duff. Carol Putnam Karoo Smith. Marilyn Duke Lynda Sabin. David Mrnaah. Tyler Col . Sendra WiUon. Colette LeCHevaUke. Leolk Robert Robb EJroer. Unreel Williams. Rlrm Boudreau. |ohe Rocha Row 4: David Lee. |elt Cotfn. Margrot H W . Cmdy Mahoney. Ruth H.wkmv Ksnuni Trrrtrjore. Shelley Sehlappt. Mike Korney. Will Ketan. fan Wellman. Ron Fischer. Randy Frederick. I in. Peacock Row S: IVnr.il Thompson. Charieete Craft. Bob Doble. Lon Hanm. k � Cox. Dona Crindeenan. AJ Spesic-r. Vernor. Menrr. Stove Sauve. Bill Con . Row Abe Stocking Mark Mlkteo. Steve Sheppard. Kef UnderL-o. [Vtbie Mom D Pater John Uaweid. Uurle 8oehl Terri Tower. Dan Ahern. Chock Miatee HOUSING STAFF HOTEL AND RESTAURANT MANAGEMENT SOCIETY “ i Row 1: |UR) Bryjnt DuOon. Dove Rcpper. Donne Bockwdh. Merrily WootUlL Kimberly 8 Gordon. Chri |� rvi� . Miadl Crebb. |«ff Wiggtrn. Adam Stewart. Kyle Wttton. Kathy O’Meara. Scori Bred ley. Tammy Rumpel. |im Moore. Den |«rvta. Shawn Rheme. Peggy Louie Row 2: |ohn Dudley. Roger UndquUt Richard Roger , lonelier Erwin. Michelle Mattm. Todd Gunderwn. |oo Ptnderdi. Karen DeLuci . Shelley The emphasis is to expand the students practical knowledge of the industry ... meet ings are established to exchange new information ... Hotel Sales Managers Association Conference ... National Restaurant Association Trade Show... wine tasting... and a Mother's Day brunch at the Red Lion. Aloha. the purpose of this organization is to present the Hawaiian culture to other students at OSU. ..mainlya social organization .. .ski trips... ice skating ... Shopping trips... luau in April. ..all students welcome. Row 1 (L-R| Midwife Sup . Cayfe Kaaeko. McUftl Koraoco. Sumo Sum. Px Shimokau. Dote YamxU. AUra Yupawa Row £ tub-. Kotudd. Ioanna E � oo. Brand dun Cafe Tutu) . Tsamy Obey. Oral Yuutoow. | na MUuba. Avb Y.a� h i Row 1 Chock Rom Paula Funakl. Paul Yamamcta Tarat L tin Y� jx |oonna Una. Scon Ichiraura. Room Uu. Row 4 Waft Punua. Doan ShKnuu. Kevin S NaUffawa. Mark Miraahi e. Henry S Beniarfcro. Bryan Alno. Uaa F« H Row V Dr Man M. Amana Cottier Chtm. TVm.1 Chuns. Athrrt Adacug. Soott Rowland. Deoiie Nakamura. Irroe Olry HUI-O-HAWAII INTERCOOPERATIVE COUNCIL - This organization acts as a core group between the ten co-ops on campus... central means of communication ... two or three representatives from each co-op... bike rally ... annual scholarship... Beaver Openhouse... housing information. b� « Row t: tl-RI Patti Pur rr. |im liaber. Dou Oivij. Harry Prtrraon Row t David Fort . Fred Tlmbcn Crr Temple. |ttn Dormer. Iert ' Garti We feel it's important to also be awaro of the non-tcchnical aspects of Engineering... annual pizza feed, award banquets. speakers, and participation in the Engineering Spree Day. We're life members and we pride ourselfs on being a major fund raiser for the School of Engineering. Row t (L.RI Fr«d Swirbol Urania Lund, CNirts Chm. |«(f Rondo. Taad Carbon. |im BtWu. Carol Oben. Otto CygaX. Row 2 UUnd NevtlL Paul Wtfcath. Rohan To. TWa Fd l MrM Ba ha. Cary Albert, Brim Lockyrar. Joe lUd. man. EUftna Levttaky Row S. Brian L Addington. Sara Pro«e. Gregory Sfurka, Ouvccta Fwvdak S'lnan Mammrn. Brace Smith. Doug Cuddat Randy Penon. Coral Iran CoRrrell. Robert M Snarfia. KetiA Kanwyana INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL AND - ELECTRONICS ENG. Acts as a government council to all 27 fraternities ... judicial committee which enforces fraternity regulations... scholarships based on academic achievements ... Rush Week ... IFC Sing on Mom's Weekend ... marathon run. -IFC Row 1: |L-R| left WiWmv Mike Mufti. Bryan Smith. John Unterroin. Mirk Howell Row 2: Eric M Young. Brim Bowuun, Gregg Hoffbuhr. Bill KmdbU. |lm Rico. Scott Hits Row J: Todd Underhill. CurtU Rimpel. Witliim Maguire. Tom Kraus, Ceorg« Klrfcmir . Eric Kekel. MkKmI SHrehin Row « Ralph Clmmr. Doo Waddell Philip Alien. Bruce Peanon. Rick Oaaindia. |oel Weari-old. Randy Stewart Row 1 |L.R) Bill Kanabie (C n«rol Programs Goo� i Jool WaHvold (Rush Chairman I |«ff Wiggins. |Trmsur«l Randy Stawarl (President I Bn Pointer. | Executive Vtce-Prwldmlk Georg Kirkmlro I Mcisl Vice Prorideoil Todd Underhill (Executive S«cr r ) IFC EXEC Row I: IL-Rl |aroma Magmiaow. Karyn Huotphrto. |oo Roberta. Sherri Andaraon. Mila NoirixJ. Mark SnkJer. Row J |lm Wood. Sco t En le. Andy Rtfkln. Chm Brennoman. Sandy Wright Mantu Reding. |oe Thompson. Row J: Stovt Kauluvla. Karl Bc tgrr. Marc Baker. Crag Wlllay. Chrta (ohamn. Craig Maxey Student organization ... serves educational goals for becoming a professional broadcaster ... students serve community ... alternative FM station ... new wave ... blues... funk ... electronic music ... ethnic program ... runs eighteen hours a day. 233 Illkbvr TELEVISION 11 Row l: |l.-R| eric |oho oo. Sal« SUn«vr. fear B.rtkari . Product km Maiwt« r Walk OtlWy. En in«ri«i Manager. Patty Uttle. Station Msnatar. CUudlt Mart. Promoter.. Manager. Howard Pain . an engineer (oc KBVR-TV b operating a nsaetwne which twitches pictures oo the T ' screen Participation is oj en to all eligible OSU students interested in the field of broadcasting ... Whats nice about KBVR is that besides the regular TV programs, broadcast coverage is on campus interests and it reflects student perspectives.” LAMBDA KAPPA SIGMA To provide social and educational activities for students majoring in pharmacy ... Talk to groups of students about drug-related topics.. ■ Have physical check-ups for elderly people ... nationwide in 70 chapters-evcry school of pharmacy has a chapter... Take forty people to Las Vegas for a convention this year. A social service... helps Malaysian students adjust toOSU and the Corvallis community... take part in international week. Row I |L-R|Stuftudin David. RuhiU Ahsud. No AM Idrta. DoraWngun ManUm. F. Choc . Shu Chart! Chu« Row 2 Buriunuddtn Abajl-Sibu . Danny ChiM Kui. SUnior Podiin. AbdulUh Trr. .h. Mllte N MALAYSIAN STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS Senior service honor society... improvement of academic atmosphere through service functions ... ail-university speaker, fund raiser for scholarships and support for campus groups, book sale to help library, host and hostesses for campus events. Row 1 |UR) Colter Monh.ll Metodee Bruw. Heidi Ladder Locrt. Mecklrae. Bnh (Marie . doodle Stork. Borb Blair... Cheryl )on«e Potty Slelkor. Mory Von Via Row 5 |.(Jr y Beker. Meet Blend. Bob Bluhm. Dm Helerl. Arxjy Rohm Row 2 |oon liowwth. Borbie NVIooa. Huoborh Uovta. Koty Comma. Evelyn oho. |ulU Chilly. Robin Veronica Collawc. Tom (kener. Dove CUory. Mike Bnixela. Sunnno Coder. MORTAR BOARD “We provide something for everyone... the more people we reach the better ... represent student’s interest with many different recreation needs at a low price. Row 1: |UR| Mark Staofoad. Hatdi Loddw Rot. 2: Chri LaVaflry. Tracy Knott. Zabo. Aiwa Codhrll. Hob Bbih®. Mtcbrllo Schmidt. David CWarly. John Stlr.k. Row 3: Cwm Haw. Carol Ctpre. Patty K«p r. KaUay Flak . I Chrto Bonhcor . laurm Monaco. Audrey I Dir. Row « Cathy HjIDni. Kathlren Snooty. EUaa Mattren. 8n Wc Mina . Tammy SHthn . Lyon Goldman. ■ ' . jBu' MEMORIAL UNION PROGRAM COUNCI - WEBRING YOU ltdm GUEST SPEAKERS MUPC EXECUTIVE OFFICERS Frool (l-rt Tracy Knoll A Km Cortbell Chria LaValby Vfc -Pr«id«vl. |ID Bobbin Evrtyn Zabo Back Paul Kylk. Proftraa Adviaor. Mkhelb R Schmidt John “Dr Doo. Slirrk Prmidcnt Bob Bluhn. IMl Luddart LIVE ENTERTAINMENT AND MUCH MORE... Program Council 239 240 National Agri-Marketing Association 241 View. Row I: |I-R) Mary Molllaoc. Melodee timer. |«an Fbhar. |anat Covey. Dune Col So. Learie Mecklem. Kathleen Kee. Barb Rohm. Brennan Row 3. Kalhy Ruaao. Sandy Spmcrr. Audrey Hale. Cathy Carter. Dawn Yager. |«anette Nelaoo. Kfaabeth Daria. EBtabeth Claudia Mark. |ool Morris. Kathleen Daley. Mary |o Shmich. Patty Stalker. Kay Conrad. |an Cummlna Row r |ohn |eff«ry. Denote Nibler. Jackie Flynn. Nancy Shafer. Eileen Staapa. Thorn Moore, Laurie Clanger. Nancy |onlor. Marcia Chan. Susanna Coder. LlnaelL BUI Kanabie. Cm Steele. Ceocge Craven Mark Heodridt . Bob Zuchatt. las Dixon. Roger Nteben. Lee |unmeraoo. Mm KeMey Fox. BUB |o Owen . Nancy Vandetpool Wahoo. Brent Bullock. Rick Schmidt. See Trotter. Chris LaValiey. Randy Stewart Erin Haynea, Tim ToUn. T. |. Fkowr. William Wo honor outstanding leaders from the Creek sector... support the IFC. Panuellenic. and other OSU activities and community services ... Fall Awards ... recognition of outstanding community work and philanthropy within the Greek. M o fO X. ro Was established with the purpose of attaining funds and channeling them into worthwhile services, organizations. activities and programs for the direct aid and improvement of OSU and its students. V«wa« Row 1: |UR| Claudia Mari. Ann Campbell Ann Marcher. Igniter Reading Mary |o Sumch. Sharon Wollard Row I t)o« Walton. Nancy Day. Catherine Crentfcaw. Cynthia Quam. Patfy K.ipw. Elian Radiakovieh, Roy U Rote Row J: |im Hancock. Michael V. Sseudahe . Bret L Kuhee. |im Wakon. Mark Harding. Stro Srrohmeyer A SENIOR CLASS CHALLENGE IL-RI Erin Him Director of OSU Foundation CUudu Mirk. Student Foundation Prwident Mike CorcU. OSU Senior Ctullr Director Barb Robeo. Senior Out President Stratae e� . Assurant Director of OSU Foundation. New program sponsored by the OSU Stu-i dent Foundation and the 1982 Senior Class... encourage giving of private monetary support to the university... foster a greater understanding of the responsibilities and opportunities avaitabe to OSU Alumni. Sj - OFFICE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Helps business education major to plan for the future... lunch with Santa Claus for a fund-raiser ... service project for the Speical Olympics... workshops for leadership skills and for parliamentary procedure. Row 1 |L-R)T«ri Berber. Janice torn. Jody Hamoo. Carol Sonditrom Alter Clll. Linda Bruce. lull While. Kelly Pedro. Terri lealie Row I: Dr Maryam Sutnpt. Adviaor. Ann Snyder. Bill UmMt. |acii Carter. Donna Flatwr. Laoreal William. Shirley Prrdmr. Boom Barclay. Kathy Spencer. Debbie Roulh. |«n Abel Melinda MiWO. Brent Belveal Home Economics honor society... for outstanding seniors... Supports scholarships and futher research... for students with leadership qualities. Row 1 |L-R| |udy Bonbeny. | n Hndem. Secretary. Nadi Adult. Treaaurer. Donna Olelua. Sandy Ranaorn. Linda Brown, tiu Michael. htolli Shlbley. Ellen Saundery Editor Row 2: Soon Otrbtophef. Brenda Koth. Metnbrrtbip Chair. Patty Sutler. Brenda Lor. Dana Hampton. Marla Corahna. Tanuny Bart. Carol Wrutart Row 3 Karon little. Linda Rif-fero. Nancy Schmidt |renter Lawrence. Liaa Blackwell. |ar Ponietrl. Pamua UWch. Adviaor Row 4: loin Howarth. Preeident Sandy Van Calcar. Laurie Witty. |un Koval Janice Yee. Anne Fehrtagrr. Adviaor. gl! 244 OMICRON NU WflTTT-x'. -v-J.'-v - V • .• .'-1. •- ' PACIFIC NORTHWEST PERSONNEL AND MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION 245 246 A governing body of OSU's sororities ... representatives from each house... organizes sorority rush... dances... Greek Week... active association with students, faculty, and Greek. Row 1:|L-R| treasurer, Mjmy Dunlap. ruth chairman. Kathleen Daley, vice pregident Carolyn Ruminaki. co-actlvttiaa chairman. Vicki Flatner. Row 2 aecretafy. Rally McDermott Croup RepreeenWfive: Karen Valentino, co-acnvitiM chairman: Arlene Nakamura, prmfdent Mary Mollemo. AM n� h chairman: Uaa Wank . Publicity chairman. |ane Corey. and Nancy Stalker. PANHELENIC COUNCIL EXECUTIVES PHI CHI THETA pro1 Business and Economics honorary for women ... they provide speakers in the fields... Mainly we are a women's honorary, that recognizes outstanding members, which receive scholarships for their excellence. (L-R| Row 1: Claim Thoma advisor. Kathy Krw. U a Cunningham. Thermi Ucey. Row 2: |eanctle Nebem. Shorn Zurcher. Merrily Woodall. Chrb | Clemoicr. Chrb Erdnun. Suzanne Henar. Audrey Hale Working closely with ASOSU guarantees a voice for the student, and also supporl for the School of Science... The Annual Book Sales spring term and other campus activities keeps this club on the go. 6oV� Row 1 |l-r) Mr WMklnaon. Eric Eaton. K«ty Cameron. Lind lorrnz Row 2 Mkhael V. Suudohor. Steve Atom, Cody Soronjon. Jeff |ohn� n. Ben Davidson SCIENCE COUNCIL 247 Provide poultry information... smoked turkey project for thanksgiving... besides the dedication to the birds social interaction between members exists. STUDENT DIETETIC ASSOCIATION Nutrition is beginning to play an important role in overyone's life... SDA's role b to inform the community and OSU os to the correct nutritional diet. Row I (L-R| Sumo Abell. Kalhy Fewtraa. Petty Daieyer. Donna OW� . Pe jf Menial Sharman Non lay. Sally Hn4 Michelle Loper Rom 2: Stephanie Ruwell |ar Madron. |ulie P � «la. Loti EdelaUln. Surtf Miller. Tereaa Stratton. Vice Praatdml; Donna SUnflll Row S Marye Wood bum. Advlaor. Alice Morriaon. Laurie Knutioo. Kelly |ohn� oc Tamara Stirling. Gayle llirata. Brenda Lae. Debt Sharp. Brenda Koth. Chari Chin. Secretary. Ana Mnarnmlth I I Associate student jour-nalistsof talent, truth and energy into an intimately organized unit of good fellowship... sponsors speakers each month... co-sponsored the regional convention of the Sigma Delta Chi... helped coordinate and sell Fusser's Guides. Row I |Lr| UxClarfc. Martha Stillwell. Lava Barber Row £ M.k Maaon. Tareae Gkbaon. Dick Clark Barbara Simpson. Mark MacMillan --- SOCIETY OF PROFESSIONAL JOURNALIST Row 1: IL-R| Lenny Fujishtn. |on thon WoH. Louis Curtk. Grr Gil . Becky Gor h Row 2: Stecy Collins. Ioes Ortu.. Vine Smith. Row Toddy Loon . Kathleen M Davit. Oebre Fo� Uf. Cento Stabler. Sherry Re Row 4: Peul Porks. Mika Windred. Mark Ripky. Loren Surtin. |ay Low. Davo Edwards. Row i: Ronald Fulp. Janos Huntsman. |«i Corona Elected from residence halls ... coordinate activities... casino night... movies. 250 Provide social and educational ac- check-ups for the elderly ... conven-tivities ... Health Fairs to discuss tion in Las Vegas, drug-related topics ... physical STUDENT AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL “ ASSOCIATION Row 1: (L-RJ Mcnia fo. K by L Katchum. |tn Wabh. Maurwae CoU.ni, Calh Law. |uli« Turn Row 2: Dabby Rorrbh. Patty Fnoobco. TWi Annan. Bobbi Mavtri. Morin Bahorloo. Uu Fi iL Row 3: WiB |un� Vicki Edmund . |an « |c a. |udy Uoc Row 1 Ann VtocaeI Sherri Ratio . Tammy Cb y. Shari Com Row 3: Cocuit Ht imv Nancy Hank . Dri Boyaa. Dabbta Habarm. Row 6: Robin Richard . Down Nclaoo. Michael CUbort. |«eni( r On. Don Wong. Row 7 |oa Schnabel). Tool Hugh . UIHan Urn Row Mtchaal Col . David Barbor. Richard |ar� a. Chart H«m Row ft |tm Sklppy Campbell Rocky Leroy. Cnhaaa. Kmth “ch r f' Kaugharty. Wake Brookahu Row 1� Mark Carla . Ron Coton. Rapth Hall Row II: Lynn So wad . Howard Law. (an Bala , lohn launar Row It Tom Soria. S an Sullivan. Brad BrariU. Clifford Calvin 252 Society of Automotive Engineers - Society of Automobile Engineers keep up with new advances and improvements in the field of automobiles... Holds monthly meetings... attend professional society meetings, takes automotive field trips to Portland to visit truck and trailer manufacturers. Row 11L—ft) Donna PfctltxX. Rory Citato. CranK South. BMeCota Mum tcluon. Andy Schaefm. Ynnpyo Lee Warns Frick. 8rad P l rv Laurmca |uhnk . Me (Union Brian Hawlay. Prof I C Mind William W H.rriwn. Ed Schreffler. Samuel Buri. Mike Patter . |taCril(M� DowVMn Row 1 |L-R |ube Crieh. |ane1 Thornton. lx� i Rradituw. Karen Swanaon. M acrid aa Smllh Row 2 Brian Arendt. Sharon Kalmtuch. Terry Arendt. Sue Afbricht. |amea Nichols. WIIHacn Carbon. Glenda Buchinan. Dan BamSirt B� rtora Weber Row 3: Tim Andrade. |ay Cktrdon. D. Pepper Jochem. BID Cray. Scon EjILa. Anne VaoSchowck. Mart VanSchoock. Cathy Witer. tori |one� Row « Brent Kino cun. Bob Dickson. adviior. Richard Tan Eyck. Mac Towtuond. Tracy Lomu. |im Schrao. ScoTl Lae. Coots Shin . Par Courley. |ohn |ar er. Ike O Keefe Chapter of the National Block and Bridle club... promote agriculture and animal science... prepare and servo Homecoming dinner. Swine. Beef, and Sheep Days... field trips ... election of honorary member. h WITHYCOMBE CLUB STUDENT HOME ECONOMICS ASSOCIATION siu . ) n Pw.rwn.Ad.IU D«nr.� |«uu SfcoWy. K.rw. Smith Row 2 M.rty Snidw. wh-Bor. KlnwyGrr-.n, Ann. Hough. HUn Siundro. I..� Cunnlnghwn Row 3: |cun P.rtlow Chngy M.r- � IUr. LoriK «� ng Rowt ni PUn Advl� r Cindy AlUnwn. Rownn. Koaimik. Lori V.ndmbo. Row 6. Hon . Cllow.y. IVbonh Bui Ur. Drtfci. Brook . Charic . S tlrntin Row « M,rky luU | ll njfrr. (.may LovWft, | (iKf Yw. Becky nftL Enuodh VYIttffitorg Students in the school of Home Economics are automatically members ... lunch hour lingo facilitates interaction between students and professionals . %. provides doughnuts and coffee at pre registration ... Serving all of OSU is the most important - SOCIETY OF MANUFACTURING ENGINEERS “ Rent' 1 (UR) Kl Bower, Thrrnu Coussens. ShoMi Zarrtnklwrarii. Chris Ruff. Kalhy Bill. All Piyarall. Row 2: Bruce PedMuoa. | -ff Morrison. Bridget Larson. Robert Sebum. Tymen d«|ong. Ron PjrtcK l) r«o Lucas. Row J jnff Melton, Ralph Y an . Doug M agnuteo, Dan Me Donald. Doug Grant Row «: RusHtll Schelnbeig. Mlchiel Scbr-inbrrg, Chuck Klnzel. Bill Carter. Marl Chnrtenvn. Milch Nichols. An institution based on the advancement of scientific knowledge in the field of manufacturing ... monthly meetings on advancements in technology ... Recycled Racer won first place at Spree Day. s Designed to provide knowledge and an opportunity to understand the ethics of veterinarian conduct ... participate in veterinarian seminars, take tours of local animal facilities and are exposed to various animal events related to veterinary medicine... Open to students in the school of veterinarian medicine. Row 1 (UR| S. t-imrl Horn. KlUn M. Crafory. Brenda L lYetti . (Vb.rah | Battijt. EliiabrOi U, Rlfits. Suunn M Felman. Kathleen M Plant. Valary K. Slovriu. Vickie |. Murdoch Row 2 Matthew C. Wyatt. Deborah R Wrtw. Don Id E llertfc . M� r irrt C Ryan. Brent | Martin. Heim E Dfeg . Sfcne |. Plunkett. Martha A fijikor. Edmund W Sutllvan. Made-lira. A Rue. Donald M. Paxtc . MarRO R Bonn. IXilr C Clark, loaeph M A.bachtm. Kimboft. K. Marl nun. John C Bolin . Scott II Guftalaon Row S: The-row E WasHaU. Anthony F Marta. Sharon C. Barth. M I l« dm Sran. IMmci | Um.ll. Scott D. Campbell, ptflrey M Brant. Bart R Cu af-too. AnnC. Brown. Robert M. Kopp VETERINARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION TALONS Sophomore women's honorary service group ... Building leadership and lasting friendships Is the goal ... Assisting at Preregistration. Beaver Open House, work- ing as volunteers for the Student Information Center. Homecoming. Alumni Barbecue, and Mom's Weekend is the achievement. Row 1: |UR) MkcWI Newman. |.(f UndqoW. Rob Bunco Row £ Brad WlDoo. |Ks Ptonay. Ton SWgano. Paul Haddaland. |ta BKihm. Cm Btntad. Brian Win . Doi Watsco. faff |ooea Row S: Andrew Sarvd-rirom. Chria Hold man Mlcbaal Sheehan. R. Bowto Week Cm Hodeeker. Mark Hardin . Brace Bo-on. Chrt Bcabearo Row 4: Draw RoaJuod. Scon MePharaon. |im HerboO. |ta Baumgardner. Alan Welnert. Mark Sbubobs. Cary Ro(K. Salh Suakua Sophomore men’s honorary ... serve campus and community ... help with registration ... Beaver Open House ... Santa-Grams ... Yearbook distribution WOMEN IN COMMUNICATIONS - A professional organization to promote and advance excellence of women in the field of communications ... puts out the Fusser's Guide... We hope to increase membership each year. Row 1: |L-R| Rachael Petenen. l crie Mockler. Terete Clbaon. Martha Stillwell. Cathy Soak Cynthia Phutp Kun Neuffer Row 2 Nona Seihert Sharnru Kirk. Sucy Rumgay. I Off in r Stratton. Term |oaml Stacey ('.Kerman, Cheryl A Hatch. Kathy Cat . Brth Ol.phant. Sue Maaon Sat wed Row 1 (L-Rt |ult« Klkrwer. Andy Strachan. Brian Johruon. Laurel Schufa. |ame Andonon Row 2: Karl Poet, |o n Caldwell. Kri Schuttr. Terra CutUftco. Chor |onoa. Lori Mu rath hi . DeLynn Andorwn Row J Ernie Bersjn Philip Crui, Ceorge Bengboo. Keith Ethel. Daryl Whitmore. David Sled . Mark StaM. lack Znarfot . Paul Nath, vid Lyon High standards of scholarship with a fraternal spirit ... Zeta Chapter provides tutoring for forestry students, resume preparation, seminars, selects the Aufderheide award ... Twenty-five new members. XI SIGMA PI OSU Equestrian Club To provide interested equestrians with opportunities to further their horsemanship ... Sponsor horse-related activities ... attend clinics teaching horsemanship ... Furthering members’ horsemanship. Wh Row r IL-Rl Pin Holbrook. Bern Chon . CherU Reid. Helen Repkin. |cen Colhne. |eenno Hooper, Cyttthle Warood. Neocy Wlgglm. Greg Striuel Anne Shefer, Betty Drew. Cheryl |od on. edvtoor. Row 2; Kevin D. Koler. Diene Hunaker. Kelley K.pp. Sendy Ubl Anne Metthews. |ohn Peteneo. Cindy Wbeeler. Cindy Thom peon. Pel Elliott. Lite Ven-Cettp.UeeC.lepp Play and compete against various Northwest universities... Spread the popularity of the sport across campus ... Better their own handball skills through activo competition. Row 1 (UR1 Brand Motdeoer. |ia Melcbow. Aim Peution. Dick Berber. Sieve McCerhen. Steve Bristow. ]tm Renkto Row t Tool Szymonlk . Pel lecobe. |to McLuery. Cliff Dehm. John Bwler. -ACERS HANDBALL CLUB Pistol Club Row I (UR� Tool Cravaa. Rkck Broen. Shawn Walo. W.ndy Dtach. Dan Porter. Will Marina. CMf Ber :. Row 2 Lorry CoHlna. Soon lonoa, Cion KrtjUnwo. |arry Undquur, |im R Wor. Row 1 David CJwpman. Grant Tipton. Omar Raaaaht. Alan Wkder. Roland McKoy. Sid Shannon ti For people who want to relax ... not serious competition ... second in collegiate category last year. Row 1: (UR) BUI Hop . R.tahard Cotort. |«ny LfedquM. Richard McCuo. Row i Itmn BUti. Cor y Ptaok. Mary Pahn. N.too Show. Dave Daamon. Richard Wood. Michael A club for fun and competitive sailing ... offers Experimental College class ... a cruise in San Juan Islands. Row 1: (L-R| Katie Wkkee. Marilyn Hartauan. Heidi Barron. Nwqr Dulrympie. Lorie Woodrutl. Elizabeth Papedopculoa. Rhonda Collier Row 2: Billy Show. Brick Stool. Hana-Marten Kutuke. Janet Heodrix Hainrieh Mueller. Boh Youa . T. Mac Cooper Row 1 John L Saugeo. UVccamo Saugen. Ingrid Bocmcr-Seitz. Kartnut Salt . Send Beoowta. Ed Kulfcaan. Paul DUgaL Geoffrey Wickea Mark Hickj. Sailing Club 264 — Rodeo Club Row 1: (L-R) Dr Don Mohan. Margar KniH. Tarri Loach. | ®« Laach. Kevin Alhuckcr. Marie VanScholack. CHnl Carbon. Row £ Unity Puflahie. leanne Fula Kathleen Proctor. Blake Olmxeed. D. Pepper t0Ct T S roo F«f “ .'k£ Bu . Marianne Kber. Kelly WhJBy. Ramona Roger Sam Roan Row 4: |an« Houjtorv Lynn CoeUinger. Sandra OBrien. Betty Draw. SHcnda Smith. Ua llazallon Row i Stove RamXn . George Herria. Rhonda Ring. R ChriXophcr Name Robin Mawklrv Anne VanScholack. Row « |eff McCormack. Tor Lyahat John Well Crag FKIaro Hold annual OSU Collegiate Rodeo ... dances ... annual barbecue ... rodeo team within club... promotes Rodeo Team. Row l: (UR) HU Cray. Todd Kairar. Don Murphy. M.k, Bur . W. Ty Hatfl Mork W.bor Row |ohn McDonald. Ravin Cady. Bob Salvador. Ktvkn Vtadw, Andy Lockwood. Cory Braun. M. C. Moran. Row |l n Whalny. Brad CriKhfMd. Srrva Plpar. Otivar Wolff. nil Scon . Lorry Nlcholna. Dove Rlddla. Ty Slafaiaf Rowl Robert Luuwai. Hal Tlppans. Doo Stiftar. [alf Nlchotaon. BUI Melroae. lorry Koopman. |eff Schafer. |ohn Van Dar Ladan To promole Rugby at OSU and on tho West Coast... provide competition... fifth out of 42 in Portland Tournament. OSU Rugby Exhturfcd Rugby pUyer rats while thinking about the next play. Rugby teem members trying to gain control of the ball. 267 0 Ski Team Row I: (LrR) Km Pork. Jarcn Klyokawu. Scott Pilcher. Matt Stober. Will WlM. Row 2. Sandy Heine. Jennifer Raaach. Cat HoJllHer. Mary Rom. Pam Doertng. LU Reger. Camilla liamann. Kathy Ingraham Row J: Dean Undatrean. Dan Varga . Mark CrompToo. Gerald Thome Scott Blackwell Paul Crompton. Jim Salvador. Richard LaunU. Row 1: |L-R| Annette Porter. Deni Bauko. Micky Oatroff. Sochlah Reddy. Kimberly Lame. Rhonda Urn. Dan Carter. Row 2: TSocnai Cronin. Glenn Land ram. Ron Hall. John Ccbo. David Crow. Jeff Kent. Mike Peter . Karl Kwok. George Lai Tien Luu 268 OSU Tennis Club Row I: (UR) liana Banka. |«oo (KlOtr) HmIom. Sun Kmbtoo. Cky Dbwwo. Ed fUm ty. Jeff Wtmar. Suv Cmf � . Comb Bill Wlaklw Row 2. Scon |Bu h| Stimgrabw. |ohn Muon. OurU FaBon. Clod Eaur. Kant Tobad. Blag Sdcbuy. Paul Wllluma, Philip Nabon Develop® friendship ... swim long hard hours... compete. 269 WATER POLO CLUB Row 1: |L-R| Lillian Smith. Shon O'Fallon. Lynn Taylor. Clay [Xiwvxi. Hugh Arvnault. |ohn Crtaper. Mika |ewott. Curt Mayra. Chuck Yort Row 2: Daw Conklin. Karl Hadlund. Tom Cain. Matt Rau. Antonio Andcraon. Alan Wnnert. Doug Sommer. Km Wamac, ScoO Cibron 271 ACACIA Order of Alpha Kappa Alpha Delta Pi Diamond Court Row li (UR| David Chrit Park Urry Andrew . Row 2 Lae llmanon. Mika Sum. Shan SarepaU. David McNeill. Malt McOow. |wff Kochi. Tim Winn Row S: Too KoUusii. Sandy Puroall Eric Wriubt. Bred MIlKnjjlon. Mika Boldl Bryan Brown. Kant Fulton. Randy LawU Big Little sister program ... firesides ... wake-up breakfasts ... Spring Picnic. OaVMn Row 1: |L-R| Squid. Dava Vawtar Row 2: a I Dornaycr. Mark Adamv Cana Wafnar. Bob Ptwlpa. |Ua Hancock. Row 3: M. Mullen. Mika Harvey, I on Heaton. |otui Vrayane. Kevin Drew. | n Naaty. Stave Hugo. Mika Orreo Row «; |oo Harmon. Seed Waldron. |o Kunkal David Schick. Andrew Pieman. |ohn CoeU Fred Robinowiu. (eery Horn. Darin Dooley. Todd McNabta Clark BUklay Big Little sister program ... Christmas Party with Benny Beaver ... initiation ... study breaks ... dinners. AGD Knights of the Crimson Rose a Rho-Mates Interaction with the guys in house ... skating ... sleding ... big little sisters program ... wake-up breakfasts. M R«w I |L-R| l.n Thorn loo. Woody Wmchal Dawn Yagw. Kerry VanOrww. MW Nu� Row I Pamela Ruth. Amy Dun«ey. Mary Stria LmIm Lynch. Kathia NVillUx , | o Petar-m. Qndy Warnock. Donagma Anderaoo. Dona Gaoa. Row i. Saratyn lohruon. |olW Crtetn Tarrf Laalb. Cynthia Vartan Waody MdJanntd. Sonya Hanna. Bath token Social activities ... Christmas Tree excursion ... functions ... wake-up breakfasts. Row 1 1UR| Bath Skidmore. Anor Becfcut. Cara Wharton, lady Lout Laurel Opperman. Daana Connor. Row 2 (ami Cato. Ann Eldredga. |ody NeLannan. Dantaa Uchty. Rcoda Qu«Wy. Shellay MallKewi 276 Alpha Sigma Phi Talisman Rose Court Sisters of the Chackett o vwi Row I: (UR| Carol Haley. Canto Holme Kart Whipple. A Boon McClain. Dim«a Bumhardt Manfca Here Row 2: Soon fa DUnna Bralnard. Mary Ella. Michell Sop . Ann Iksgh Row 3:Terren McCarty. Cretchen Tcancri Linda Cha ln. Suaan lamteon. Kelly Klcaner. Keri Cnffln Row «. Tararn Melpam. Donb |awe«. Sharon Wolfrod. UndaCeorge. Maria Wattec. Iran Oily. Boon |arOad. Chary I |ohneoo. Charlene Wolford. |ecUa Laaa. Lori Drew Big little sisters program ... social activities... soft-ball games ... wake-up breakfasts ... picnics ... functions Provide Public Relations for the house ... pose for annual calendar ... members of Chi Delphians as big and little sisters ... support the fraternity. Row 1: (L-RJ Ann Hough. |«annta Bauar. |oni Morris. Tracy Haaland. Rhonda Roberta Row 2 Susie Cealay. Tamara Smith. Molly Zwalen. Sandy Surchar. Us lean Howaith Delta Chi Calendar Court Friendship lo sorority ... big liltle brothers ... Firesides ... study breaks ... support sorority. Row 1: IL-RI Mark CUm. Todd Tboana Richard Prouh. Mark HoOenback Row t Skip SHaher. Robert Pac . Dava Kinney. Too Dow March Heberhng. Doug Shaft . Bill O Lough ho Row 3: Kerry BatL Tom loaaph. Nail Srooien. Chip Bartel Derrick Roaer. Maada Boorwetl |aff C Said at. Larry Holbrook. |ohn Homo. Bryan Smith. Delta Gamma Anchorman' pj -Tri-Delt Court Wake-up breakfasts ... decorate Christmas tree ... study breaks... friendships and support to the sorority. Row I: IL-RI Brian Page. Tim Stilt |un Anderaon. Gragg Hoflbqhr. ftlly Moody. Reed Young WaBrfch Row 2 Matt Abnhun. Man Flnnlgan. Stave SchnalU. Brent Bullock. War. ran Htaring. Brwn Flynn. Robert Hrr.ning.ef. i Sisters of the Sphynx-c j Wake-up breakfasts ... study breaks ... scholarship dinner ... special functions ... help with March of Dimes Walk-a-thon... give support to the fraternity. Row 1: (L-RJ |oAon« Boochl |ub. Brown. |.n K|«mhu |1U Grilfttha |ill Z«aM. Kathy 8ch.IL Krt in Otto, Ann. Cttmn . M.ry BirnH« L I ” UUy. R.m.U Boyd. Shwron Ndn (i I i ■ Support fraternity ... study breaks ... Christmas Party... social activities. Row I: |UR) Ua VtnWIniU. PcfXy |« wen. |«or Rom, Stwrry Mortal Kim Botaqu Row 2 Any CramUy. Karon Krontz. MlchtUe Robtoron. Uz Cannon. Adrtaona Patanon. Lillian Smith |ulw Buna. Cindy AztopardL Sharon | n� en. Kins lohnaon. Montes BannaO. Deatlna (� cqu.. ]ncki )ooan Cindy Pastes. Delta Tau Delta Rainbow Court— 279 Promotes good relations between big brothers and little sisters... functions and wake-up breakfasts brings it together. DU DARLINGS Row 1 |L-R) Kelly Staraoox Catherine Metringley. Pun SUnmceu. lube Young. Teen Norm Row 2: Anno ft . Maureen Stirling. Sor� fttUey, |uH M Bond. Uu Stortini Row 3 Rebecca Bu h. Uh Rhoden. Sera Alkfauon. |ulu Morrie. Krijbn Robtawn. Undo Coffey. MelUu Diode. Debbie Murrey. Charue Reger. KrUU Ketreno . Polly Morton. Kelen Me-CUmml Rohm Rend. Kerin Shields. The court participates in rush activities, social service projects, and surprise ovents for the house. Row 1: (L-R)Suzy Cctngbi. Nencee BoCodcau. Melinda Slnw Vicky Rot.rU Carolyn Cox Row 2: Birtiere Berry. Liu Hu ulst. tube Robcrtoon. Roxy LMdhoMt. Tine Pittman. Sherri Hook. Sue GiuUfwn. Anne Moller. Row S: Torn Johmon. Sue Calalx. Mery Flynn, Keren Ericluou Teml Boatright. Uu Edward . Patty Ricker. Corrine DavU Kirrten BalJcy. Su� io Men. Mari Shulu 280 FIJI WHITE STAR COURT Participation with the house in the MU Christmas party ... functions for court... halloween party ... helping the men in the house... have a good time. Row 1: |UR| Uoda Vandehey. |ulie Naylor. Sandy Vanderfandeo Janet Thornton. IWai lUk. Huabrth IIoim Row £ Kathy Bomeman. Idle Haring. Soon Gregory. SaDy McConnell Debby Lons. SturUy Watm Mary B«h ComweU. Suzanne Netwr. Karen Gorham. Sharon Winkler. Barton. William . Row J Pamela Chandler. Parti OUen. Kay Laweon. Uaa CrawelL Brth Dowhanhik. loan Guthrie. borena Shaw. Sham Pctenan. Elizabeth tVaalay. Katrina Dykaoan. Cyndi Chapman. Kelly WhMty. Star Schmid. Donagona Aadanoo. Debbie Moore, Calk Gonzalez K o c C 0 M c f M H 0 O 03 M O o c H _ GAMMA PHI BETA BROTHERS OF THE W CRESCENT COURT Wc involve the court in campus activities”... and activities of our own such as beach trips. Christmas parties, and wake-up breakfasts. Row I; (R-L) S««v. Adamaca. Rick Bagan. Rob Zollman. Riaa Burger. D� v� MotmquUL Broc. Holoubeck Row i Grrg MlUar. Randy Uvrt . |eff Silvw. |im F� � h.r. Clay MflWf. Kent Soldwwdel. Scow lohnaon Row S: Mike Mona. Abn Hart Craw SchumaU. |un Unglou. |oo Hanam. | f |ohr wn. Mark |enaro. Rob Hatch. Santt Row « Paul Rooney, Brad CntehflcWi. KMran McCabe. Broc Merit . WelHi |oo a. Rick Hueerick Promote goodwill between both Greek and independents ... social events and community.. services. Row l: (L-R|Cecrge Lai. |im Poccinelli. Cn« Hubbell |eff ParralL Row t |ad Bradahew. Cr«« Hofftaihr. Dav |otuu� on. David Roberta. Row 1 Dot Fbher. Too Wright Strode Boutvwtl Ronald Vogel |ia Clough, Mike Cooper. Grtg Powell. 282 KAPPA KEYMAN COURT I i - KAPPA SIGMA STARDUSTER COURT - Serve the men and getting involved in house interactions ... study breaks, social functions... special function for Moms and Dads weekend ... create good will between the house, the court and the community. Row 1: (UR| Lsnda M«M. Henri MrMn Su Stott. Pom MihrlcicH Ashley Ryle . Libby Hartuo Row I: Lori tor. Both Lambeetoc. Suwr. SturyM. loan Mattson. Jolla Steelhara-mcr. KalW Mr Ison. Hr Id I Melhofl. Merits Ct)d Participation in house activities... Christmas party... community service ... help with Monday night dinners. Row I: |L-R| Catherine Crmthaw. Susanna Seller Jocu Bokieosrc. Nancy Cox. Michel Malta. Kaylm Edwards. Cindy Madtltn. Row 2 Julio Rusch. Uurcl HadfWld. Mr a Debb Wafer. Sue Causa. Susan Scber. Cwan Ottoman Row J: Sum Sterner. |ull ColUns. Kristen Schmear. Caroline Kennar. Leri ToaatovK. AnnHIe Riker. Denis Johnson. Erin Harney Row 4 Sheryl Rogerson. MrctwOo Perenm. Us Bovirr. IJx Burk . Down Brown. Lyn Lehenbsuer. DoUr Nuam. Linda Burrow. Karin tlphotf. Kilty Koman. Kally McOrrmeft LAMBDA CHI ALPHA CRESCENT COURT PHI KAPPA TAU DAUGHTERS OF PHOEBUS APOLLO Creating new friends is important, but the enhancement of spirit through fraternal life b what we want to achieve. Row I: (R-L| Rachaal Harwood. Kall � Rawliiyp, Diana McKaan. State Creen. Kathy Ccrmar Brfh Knight Dunne Brcniw Row 2 |uW Gorman. Laa Mayen. Uaa Durrnrrr Shirtay, Maliaa Diman. |aan Maria Raymar. Sharon WinUar Not Pictured Carol DaoWaroar. Sherri South To build friendships and become involved with house activities... wake-up breakfasts, big-little sb program, invited to house activities including house dances... help with community service projects and annual Christmas party. Row I: |R-L| Mart Andanoa. Mb Mullen. Sh� wn Dooiay. Mart Pownn Tom Kraua Row 2 Mart Allan. Paul P«rofl. Chria ttannmn. Scot! Brooihari. Randy Uwt� PI BETA PHI ARROW COURT Pi Kappa Alpha sisters of Shield and Diamond i Umg tyn. |anat(ar | nx � . KaSb Sltva. Tenm KaOny. Trtda FilW Cathy HiDUrd. Audrey Hab. RmlBxh Pamab Legion. |ulb KuBbarg. Ctnay Richard Jan Wlbon. Patty Baker. Kathb Braen. Taraaa Lyford. Row 1: (UR| Tracy Kill Laun PuckaM. Margb Wata. Cathy Otbaby. Nancy Mtcka. Shalby Boahaaar. |ana Hat lit . Sharon Involvement with the brotherhood of the house ... Help with the rush end nlumnai functions ... invited to house dances. Any OSU woman can try out for the court ... participate as honorary members ... fund raisers, trips and study breaks. Pi Kappa Phi Rose Court Promote interaction and participation with the house and its activities .. help serve Monday night dinner, assist with philanthropy ... invited to social functions and 1M sports activities. Our purpose is to have fun and make friends” chosen for their poise and personality ... comprised of both Greeks and independents. ■1 Row I |L-R| lam Hodgaoo. Kelley Stanley. Dotofw Sharp. Karen Mills, Alia. Bernett. Lynn Cherry. |«mifer Meaner. Shelly MacDonald. Lori Mallory. Eraiaa Cingerich. Mary Lynn Zagyva. Sawn |ohnak e. Linda Crrrtnho Row I Nancy Stool Mriabrih Prom. Kim Sloyer. Patty Corox Mabel Kula |l{oaaerootSefL IuLe ThooeH Sharon McAIUner. Susan Barney Tracy Haaland. Carrt Holme Karen Armstrong. Vick Warren. Suzanne Hfecfc. Tara Christ . Law Troloc . Row J Stale Anderson. Penny Barter. Kay Nordlin . Susan Kolleher. Becky Henry. Uu Mullen. Lisa Frickr. Lite Bllvru. fan Kjrmhux |II1 Criftllhs. lean Howaith. Amelia Neel loanne Glaze. Robin Murawski. Marianne Hitteer. Tracey Stanley. Shsron Halm SIGMA CHI SWEETHEART COU SIGMA NU LITTLE SISTER COURT Involve the court in house activities... Christmas party, invited to social events, study breaks. IM events... make friendships. To establish a friendship between tho brothers and court as well as support house activities... study breaks, wako-up breakfasts, invited to house functions... promote goodwill, make friendships. Row I (UR| Anno Kennedy. Stale Yount flO Thorapeon. Sod Scharzrnbergrr. Leilani liiw. Row Z Roxanne Larson. P«xr ' Knlotko. Laurie Neben. Ann Hardin . Heidi Murdevant. Not Pictured Shelly Hewm 288 SPE SISTERS OF THE GOLDENHEART SIGMA PI DAUGHTERS OF ATHENA Auxilary to the fraternity... assist with community service projects... fund raisers... help with Mom's and Dad’s weekend events. Row I: |L-R|S� r Rom. Cindy Krwrrt. Tinl IttcU Row t Tin | n Sereh Ftotonnon. V l«i« Hogc I k Friends arc made through organized get-togethers; dinners. Christmas parlies, spring picnics, and house dances.” Row 1:|L R)VicfcI Wcb t«r. Shinn TivikolUn. Ss cy Lofeno. Hotly Mw-h.nl Holly IUK«m Sue Unxmxu R -w I Lolly Tichy. (Mh Umb-rton. Robyn Roe. Anno Poc, Botty Mocklom. Kim S g n. Twl Sullivui. Row 3 |ocly CroameO. | o K«nt. Cob LmvRL Liu Hovelled. JOncy SVlun. Hjofdy |ohc«on. Uur Buckmgw. Sum Young, full _ THETA CHI DAUGHTERS OF THE CROSSED SWORDS 1 ARLIE’S CLUB 292 Row 1 |l � ) Randy Arlie DenaU. |o MoW-man Schaflioch. Slwn “Scar Bay Ford. Pete “Bud-boy McO . Dave Poor-boy Mart.ncnlo, ScoO “Bi-boy MmImi. AUSTRALIAN EXCHANGE STUDENTS Row I (L-R| foul KiRcnon, Nick Rodd. l clmj Hicmpaon. RobBusman. DroiwTaylor. Prior WMlford CLASSES?? 293 Row I |L-R| Norod Chin, Curt Christianson. (off Okaaki. Doan B«k CORNVALLEY PANTHERS Ro I: (L-R| Tatty Mmh Row 2 Cordon Monroe. Bruce Ctom .Gary Pape, IXirrcIl Ketch. N c Bowen Row 3 Bob Schrordcr. Randy Frederick |ohn Schroedet. Rod. Ken Smith. Pat Mahoney. Bob Do-bVr. Roaa Reinhardt. THE DEPOT Row I:(I.-RI IXm Kauanatuh. Marl Rywaler Row 2: Marty Antlervtn Row3: Mark Unjtv |ohn Diehl. |� rr Hrltsch Row i Jeffrey Brstvh. Barry |ohiuon f-S DELT OLD HOUSE 295 FMMBC Ko 1 (R-L) Kieron Watford. Tta Stile . Dave Crawford. Eric Kekel. Doug Parker Row 2: Cory Copper. Dave Cleary Gary Yarco, Jeff SpelKav Pal Cothro. Lane Chrutopheraen Not Pictured Seth Taking the picture- lohnaoo. Roger aOll aieeping Niebeei. Dave -on the slope wvth Bruce Thorpe. Bruce on the slopes with Dave Emerson. Ed To Iowa Whipple FDA (FUTURE DEANS OF AMERICA) Row I (UR| Much Garten berg. Natali Steppe I Kovac Paul Kyllo. Nancy Adams. Peggy I mat. Michael Hdtw GAMMA DELTA IOTA . .. THINK ABOUT IT Row I |UR|Clwr tVkrit. Traci Keylock. Tony Tlpion. P.v Murphy. Mike Katbrr r. Kim johnion. |or AthbndRr. Emm Claw GREAT AMERICANS owl |UR| Ooorgo Cnm Todd Wobbor. |ohn | ff rey. |ohn Rymon Bob Wood Row 2 Grant MoMor. |ohn Win . Bob Boouchcau. Tim Motcolf. Andre Houle Mnorif Bill Paltcn. Pole Hainan. Gregory Ri(« 297 THE HEADCASES We . Row 1: (L-R| Sue space Thoaspaon. Brian skeang Arendl. Steve Lock . Larry shroom tace Collins. less peylocibln FaKUnd. Dave commando ahrootn Wamke Row I Creech. Doug skate Trotter, |on akanzbee Skjonsby. |o a lonee. Ron the reggitc Hayward Not Pictured: Raoul Duke. johnny Skafish Row 1: (L-R| Wallis Punua. Robert Kaleialoha Luuwai. Larry Lee”. Blake Robinson. Uo)d Fujimori. |effry Kaluna. Ian Coala NEW WAVE •otwea Row 1 |l-r| Kctth Chester Daugherty Row 2 Rack! Lee Hodges. Mike Mikie Ntland Row 3: Mike ' Howie Pointer. Rod Leroy Graham. Jim Skippy Campbell Craig New Wave” Oetertng PARKER STADIUM Row 1: |l-r| Lewis. Kale O'Brien. | can cite Nelson. Racy Bagley. Nancy Poo Schronk. Stephanie Snafu Trim. Elaine Deviant Cetlelfmger Row 2: Nancy Cox. Kathy H«g� Hughev Saratyn lohnaon. Laurie Bud McCulley. Ruth Goody. Cheryl Cettelftnger. Lohree Puh'er Row 3: Nancy Whale While. Rick Parker. Tina Spy Anderson. Gail Reynolds, Cynthia Fynnie Foster. |ini Bigler. 300 HOGS IN EXILE REAL MANINI Rov. I |U� P.ul Yoaaato. Lynn. Muremoto. M Unio Koowto. Dren Shla.n. Row Z Colo Trervy.. D«.« M.hlW. U- Fu(ii CUn Kuredo. Sootl khimura. Tomrey Choy. tW.no RwJoreon Row J Ken. Sumid Son,. Sm«h. Corel N.U .w. Sect THE FANS FROM ROMPER ROOM 17 Row I |1.-R| thttut . Clark, and Coania THE WEATHERMEN WMhar thara'. waatbar or whathar tWa not wa waatto |L-R| Mika I want bear Hntkw, Will I want out Wamaka. IJava ‘I tall It Ilka M to Swaany. |ohn I want woman Spauldin . Spanca I fly ptana ' Tabbut. and |afl I want It alt Gustln SME GA FRATERNITY AND DOG COURT Ren. I II r|Suaan Bekken. Kathy Kowdm Patti Boe. Pamela Ni« mn R � Tem pup [Xtvn RenStanwool Steve The Krtzz 'Friable. Dell Thoetna Ho«M Mothar . Raw 2: |tMiy |uaky. 8aB)r SHn. Parker «l Winter . Candy Ren. 3 Shelley -|m( —My Cut. KWi To® IV B«v Weaver, Roger TV lle «t Mr K B TeAillya, Satoek Metnke. Rov. 4 Rk-k TlmberT UMcoL Chri Br «k Br iti. The Incredibly Talented Reymo Free . Larry Slow Hind Wilhelm). |effer Buck Ohvall Nancy ‘Navel NevtU. Here S IVI J-eye Njjnyen Spacay Tracy Smith. Ertnn Cannon 305 Row l: |L-R| Sue Thompklnt. Ralph Sanchez. Terri Slain. A lax Butec. |ana Deboll. Erica SaRer. Barb Italia. Kay Nordalrom. Mama Babby. Mai Ptllln. Tom Dye Row 2 IVjofy Ardni. Kanina Corrulock. Tammy Barr. Tammy Parrith. Donna Andereoo. Kurt DanlaUon. Bavin Pe«er. Undaay Pock. |uka Webb. Slava Webb, Seen Gernkert. Thom Sawtcki Row S: Chria Kidman. Bnraa Konningrod. Dick Clark. Liz Clark. Marcl Pakaolo. Bob Pakalolo. Bonn la McCukhaon. Ingni McCukheon. Row 4 Scott Contain Dav Doty. Laura tir Mill. Sharon Barton. |anny Warran ladder |.m Zeller Roof Pata KuRemaRi. Cary FeeRuaon. Tim Tubb, |oal Krauae Andy |aoob. Slava Perrin t. Art McFaddan MImor in Action Becky Bllnkkom. |ef( Cakrteller. Celine Zimmer. Scott Wedekamper. Slava Fimkar. Film Carey. Kan MUI, IJnda Hill. Dabble Honey. KrMa. Maine H Ulaclcc. CO o c M a CO Stephen Adams Janna Anderson Timothy Aver Marc Bicncourt Lori Bonar Darrin Boyeas Albert Adaoag Randy Anderson Becky Bagge Kathieen Bissell Rodney Bosman Lee Boynton Mohammad Ahmed Kris Andrews Darcec Baker Shelley Blaine Gilbert Boswell Catherine Boysen Diana Aldennan Karla Angier Monica (kinks Susan Blair Patrice Boundy Cathy Bradley Elden Altizer Terr - Arendt Linda Beavin Brian Blenkinsop Amelia Bowers Patti Braylinn Billy Anderson |r. Osman Atil Amy Belding Rebecca Blinkhorn Kristen Boyea Sharon Bruno Debibuck HerbCanby Mary Chilcote Karen Christensen Stacy Collins BartNira Dahlquist Tracey Burg |. Keith Canfield janineChin Martin Christopherson Gregory Cooke Shawn i Davis Markus Huri Kathy Case Michael Chin Teresa Coffey Sheri Corn Donna Devereux Samuel Huri |anna Casey Alexandra Choban Tim Coffey Lisa Crew Julie DeVito Jeff Butsch Cynthia Cerny Rhonda Chowning Rhonda Collier Mary Cross Kdwin DeWitt Dana Campbell Robin Chapin John Christenson Larry Collins Laura Curtis Leslie Di| aola I D E P E N D E N T S Michael Doggrell Traci Durrell Abigail Eisenhut Dune Fischer Lisa Fuji! Doug Garthwait Kenneth Doly Penny Easter Lori Elzner Cindy Fithian David Fuller Koleen Gaul Robert Downs Tnanna Eaton Julia Epperly Minerva Fong Grozdana Fundak luura Geiglein lean Dreudahl Kathy Edwards Cathy Kstill Nancy Foro Don Funk M. |. Genualdi Diane Dulwick Efenlean Ehlers Michael Estoup Cindy Foster Thanh Gahr Michael Gilbert Pamela Duncan Cathy Eickhoff Michael Farrer Barbara Franko Clifford Galvin Marla Gorsline 308 Jeniphr Grant Stacoy Guterman Grain Mam Thercse Havlik Suzanne Henry Lynn Ho Mary Gredner Glenn Hale Sonya Hanna Liz llealy Tara Heroic! Craig 1 lender Geri Grieb Kevin Hale Tetsuo Harada Leonard Heflin Ginny Herring Susan Hofslad Gene Griffin Stacie Hall I«ori Hardin Linda Heflin Mary Hewitt Howard Moll Rachel Crinberg Thomas Hall Mark Harrison Robert Heimbach Daniel Hill jeanne Hooper Raphael Crinberg Julie Halladin Cheryl Hatch Leslie Hclser Sherri Hitzelbcrger Bruce Hopman 309 Jeffery Mom Mitchell Irwin Brigitte Jeffers Thomas Jolliff Dawn Klinski Frank Krawiecki Thomas Howard Sharon Isotalo |oel Jensen Arlene Kasai Shirley Koch Galen Krokum Alan Huddleson Douglas Jacobson Margaret Jensen Icannic Kaser Kathy Koenig Kerry Krueger Barbara Muic Douglas Jacolvson Anthony Jes person Karec Kcrfoot Julia Kohashi Vinay Kumar Scott Instenes Cheryl Jarvis Monica Jo Maureen Kiley Jerry Kohler Kevin Kurlh 310 Diane Irvin Christine |arvis Brian Johnson Bruce Kinzey Margaret Kracke Richard (.anegan Denise Lanyon Florence Lee lennifcr Lo Cynthia Lund Jilaine Malinowski Shelley Marlin I-ori Lanz Kerrin Leonard Matt I-ong Cynthia Lund Ninan Mammen Marcia Mast Penny l� ikso Terry LeRud Cindy Louviere Kristi Luther Linda Marcott Janet Malleucci Elizabeth Lavender Robin Leach Alicia latwis William Lewis Michael Lowes Eric Lowrance Sidney Mace Kent Madison Ramesh Margsahayam Brian Martin Dennis Maurer Glen Molin Bongil Lee Denise Lichty Joanna Lum Michele Maffett Shelley Marlin Mark Melin 311 Maria Mendez Lisa Merril Linda Meza Michael Muffitt Darrel Mollenhour Lauren Monson Susan Montecucco |im Moore Kurt Morgan Sue Ellen Morgan Ruth Mosac David Mueller Sam Myers Wendy Myers Lisa Nagel Carolyn Nakata Mark Nebeker Gayle NeLson Carrie Newton Sonja Mei Hiroshi Nishioka Diane Norton Julie Nuss Angela Paige Geriann Palm Sonja Nielsen Douglas Park Paul Parks Jeffrey Pashak Coleen Patrick Marvin Perkins Jessica Pankratz Dale Petersen Mitch Peterson lax; Phan Laura Pierce Randy Person 312 Yukari Ohno Penny Ostrem Christine Plummer Dalana Ray Douglas Rich Frederick Rodgers Kevin Oliver Diane Pietrok Kym Pratt F.lisabeth Raysby Deborah Richerl Angel Rogers Debra OLsen Gary Pictrok Carl Proden Edward Reininger I slie Ridle Darlene Rognken Kim Olsen Matthew Plass Kathie Provenzano Paul Rettinger )ill Robbins Deborah Rohlfing Marie O'Neill Barl ara Portouw Wendy Pulver Kelly Reynolds Lori Robertson Paula Rooks Mark Ostermeicr Richard Powell Howard Rasmussen Christie Rich Rhonda Robertson Daniel Roth Lynda Sabin Anita Schafer Akihiko Shimura Cloria Smith Robert Storm |on Stulls Leslie Safley Richard Schmidt Shannon Silke Scott South Susan Stringer Eric Summers I.aurie Saunders Katherine Scourfield Rene Sinclair Heidi Stalder Shelley Striplin Pamela Swanda Susan Sawtell Brenda Scrimsher Marjorie Singh Sandra Starcher Brian Stripling Dan Swearingen Debora Saylor Melodie Sccrest Dehi Smallmon Daniel Steinhauer Tim Stroud Sharon Syphcr Daniel Scarvie Kristina Shafer Brian Smith HeideStem Wendy Stuhr |ohnTall ot KhieTan Leann Thomas Michael Tribby Sheryl Vanlieu Gene Webb Fritz Wilhelm Arthur Tayloe Lori Thomas Diane Trimble Kerry VanOrsow William Webb Margaret Wilkinson Daney Taylor Michele Thomas Lee Turnbull Gretchen Vickery Darren Welborn Loretta Williams William Taylor Dclma Thompson Marcie Turnbull Robert Vincent Kenneth Welborn |amie Willis Richard Ten Eyck Shauna Thomjison Mark IJngs Bonnie Wasche Brian Westrick Jeffrey Willis Tim Teske Timothy Tompkins Nancy Valentine Traci Watkins Lisa Wichman Brian Wilmott I N D E P E N D E N T S Amby Withrow Jeffrey Wimer Paul Yamamoto Jody Wilson Sandy Wright Kevin Wilson Teril.ynn Yap Jody Wilson Eric Wright |anice Wilson Gloria Wong 316 Bloss Hall, Second Floor Row 1: (L-R) Peter Corrado. Bill Mathews. Charise Reger. Terry Lawson. Paula Taylor. Ken Chin. Row 2: Suzanne Sellers. Eve Cress. Tim Polsin. Grozdana Fundak. Phil Callaway. De Peters. Ketje Downes. Dave Wilson. Row 3: In Tae Lee. Joe Heideman. Nancy Willson. Barbara Kellar. Robin Rand. Maureen (ones. Row 4: Sung Min. Frank Lawson. Ran Heglic. Pam Rivinius. Ron Bradsby. Rick Garber. Dale Fang. BLOSS HALL, FOURTH FLOOR Row 1: (L-R) Jenny Baxter. Mark Core. Davorin Fundak. Scott Wohlin. Mike Schaenzer. Pat Haye. Jeff Faganello. Row 2: John Cobo. Julie Fishman. Phil Narramore. Collier Chun. Marion Bucheit. Spence Tahhut. Shelley Schlappi. J. T. Cottingham. Row 3: Sharon Bennett. Steve VanBergen. Anita Dey. Dave Wilson. Norma Pinch. Nora Peters. Jolene Cittins. Randy Dollar. Row 4: Laurie Saunders Tonia Adams. Mark Cutts. Laura Keeth. HAWLEY HALL, FIRST FLOOR Row 1: (L-RJ David l.ogan. Rex Hockaday. John Danies. Nick Detor. Mark Danies. Chris Raisbeck. Row 2: Brian Beyer. Phil I.uisaker. Shane Gallagher. Bob Salvador. Kurt Mayer. |. Curtis Mayer. Mike Burger. |ohn Stone Row 3: P. | Howard. Mike Du Bord. Ira Gabriel. Todd Olson. David Kruger. Land on Lane. Row 4: Tim Giorgi. Butch Seifert. Dan O'Neill. Mark Kirsch. Pat Forrest. Cavin Balan. Jay De-Grood. 320 BLOSS HALL, SIXTH FLOOR Row 1. (I.-R) Loren Stanton. Peter Bolling. Kelly Weatherly. Ted Bierma. Tom Scott. Debbie Morris (RA). Thai! Fugua. Dean Verheiden Row Z: |ulie Bacon. Vicki Daniels, Janet Wyatt. Tammy Somerville. Michele Osborn. Jackie Herring. Hill Hedges. Linda Coffey. Scott Halliday. Loren Fishback. Row 3: Mike V'ancil. Marc I-aurie. Melinda Shik. Joan Partlow, Marty Coffman. Elspeth Smith. Kris Klemm. Susan Johnson. Laura Brown. Young Chang. John Brophy. Row 4: Steve Chen. Andree Pollock. Peter Kolenc. Rick Just. Tammie Hover. Tom Gregory. Jim Barriger. Larry Pitman. Ed Breu-inger. Nik Pak. BUXTON HALL, FIRST FLOOR Row 1: (L-R) Jody Shumacher. Cari Griffin. Dana Cody, |enny Morris. I.ori Cornell. Delaine Williamson. Patti Palmer. Chris Plummer. Linda Mount. Row 2: Bit Hamilton. |o Abbott . Terri Powell. Dustina jacques. Angela Brown. Cheryl Gatchell. Shelley Worthylake. Row 3: |ill Zenger. Sandy Winter. Stacee Lanzarotta. Judy Cromwell. Lisa Henson. Monica Bennett. Colecn Spurgeon. Liz Dobecke, Kim Stoyer. Lisa Bilyeu. Sue Schmid. Sheryl Rogerson. Buxton Hall, Second Floor Row 1: (L-R) Cheryl Dezell. Margaret Howard, Laura Riesen. Lisa Anthony. Michelle Bugge. Rebecca Bush. Susan Grieve. Darlene Luster. DcAnna Zarosinski. Debbie Parkhust. Sandy Wright. Cynda Hagan. Julie Robertson. Cilann Hellirg. Susmita Chauhan. Row 2: Traci Scott. Liz Butterfield. RuthEUen Phillips. Cathy Dempsey. Lisa Nichols. Wendy Bosscrt. Susie Ellison. Tonya Maudling. Cathy Gormley. (ill Butler. Jamie Willis. Shannon Hoppe. Brenda Loukes. Row 3: Cindy Baker. DeeDee Robins. Lisa Tsugawa. Katie Edwards. Lisa Mullen. Karen Armstrong. Marilyn Dukes. Kathy Provezano. Christy Bunney. Laurie Trulock. Kelly Cocks. Wendy McConb. M| Genuald. Linda Maurer. Lyn Lehenbarer. Kathy McNeill. Row 4: Karen Schindler. Amanda Morris. Katy Durant. Geri Howe. Linda Burrow. Judy Kettenburg. Lisa Berger. Amy Henny. Nancy Nuffman. Caryn Herder. Kelly Lehl. |oan Brennan. Shelly MacDonald. Sandy Osborn. Katie Owen. Wendy Budke. BUXTON HALL, THIRD FLOOR Row 1: (L-R| Michele Supe. Linda George. Becky Bagge. |ulic Skowhede. Marlene Armony. Joan Rose. Meg Greiner. Liz Tindle. |enna Payne. Kari Fuhrman. |oAnne Bocci. Kathy Osborn. Row 2: Suzanne Glark. Kristi Kurahara. Teresa Luke. Lesli Ballard. Linda Foleen. Renee Rask. Prisanna Aguila. Leslie Wallace. Karen Kolzow. Kim Claraml eau. Veronica Aquila. Charlotte Putman. Row 3: Kris Wick, jacqueline Wright. Julie Hansen. Wendy Krebs. Lislic Thompson. Cindy Cunningham. Sue White. Kim Hoeye. Danielle Guariento. Leanne Zapp. Kevan Enright. Diane Pierson. Nancy Morressette. Row 4: Sarah Fiesterman. Karen Smith (RAJ. LuAnn Pitney. Beth Repp. Nancy Nelson. Sue Schwarzgruber. Suzanne Parish. Gina Grebner. Harriette Anzai. Calle Gonzales. Row 5: Julie Brown. Michelle Arnold. |ackic Aiken. Judy Bcima. MaryAnn Dooney. Angie Bring. Anne Moller. Laur Krueger. Lorcc Leonard. Kris Berger. Mandy Bakke. Lynda Gansel. Julie Murphy. Kathy Hall. 324 Buxton Hall, Fourth Floor Row 1: (L R) Sarah Lyons. Sue McDonald. Sue Pierson. Sue Galatz. Cathy Hutchinson. Meg Bany. Chriss Luke. Leigh Anderson. Carolyn Cox. Shcryll Dinger. Debbie Pattce. Erin Edgar. Row 2: Donna Fischer. Lisa Bird. Susie Newton. Kerry Riddle. Teresa Acton. Karen Armstrong. Lori Mammon. Lori Pactz. Annette Becia. Karen Quay. Ann Harding. Terra Ellingson. Chinh Tran. Row 3: Carolyn Holtzinger. Dyan Lipsky. Maria Rask. Barbara Hord. Larissa (ones. Michelle Murray, jeanne Chase. |odene Lindsay. Paula Welsh. Gretchen Matthews. Denise August. Kathleen Connolly. Julie Spencer. Becky Elbert. Row 4: Kristi Anderson. Helen Rapkin. Jo Schneider. Kam Johnson. Margaret Higley. Linda Chan. Taryn McCollam. Tcri |ohnson. Susan Chang. Sue Nelson. Teresa Barry. Shawna Ackerman. Avis Yamafuji. Sonja Hanson. see BUXTON HALL, FIFTH FLOOR Row 1: |I.-R| Heidi Sturdevant. Dana Worster. Katy Donlon. Jennifer Boomer. Lisa Friedman. Patty Warner. Shirley Williams. Nancy Fort). Annette Foures. Lisa Daniel. Row 2: Mary Beth Wood. Cynthia Richards. |acki Scafe. Terri Sato. Marilyn McManimie. Ann Ortiz. Joyce Hartman. Judy Perrine. Kendra Kekumnno. Anna Liza Delacruz, Helene Fraunfelder. Row 3: Treeyada Chartuhuriit. Liz Cannon. Dristy Renschler. Laurid Moffatt. Val Robbins. Barb Wilger. Lorri Hanson (RAJ. Paulette Knaak. Tina Sahlbrandt. Shawna Hubler. Lynn Mason. Nancy Nicoud. Becky Kauffman. Row 4: Melaine Rix. Kim Johnson. Melissa Locke. Sherry Rae. |anice Mahugh. Yumi Furukawa. Mary Harmon. Maurine Bryan. Crist in Carey. Linda Keith. Row 5: Jana Susong. Ann Urban. Sue Gustafson. Jennifer Gerl. Margot Caldwell. Karen Vezina. |ody Wessbecher. Dawn Roberts. Susan Roling Patty Orr. Lorie Halley. 326 CALLAHAN HALL, SECOND FLOOR Row 1: (I.-R) Gunilla Eagleton. Barbara Johnson. Dana Maxwell. Barbara Belimont. Kristen Dims. Michele Maffett. Christy Nelson. Suzi Kaser. Annette Osborn. Rosmaric Gantenbein. Nancy Wheeler Row 2: Nancy Cherry. Julie Young. Kirstin Olson. Debbie Moore. Molly Lauck. Tiki Monow. Susie Strickler. Karen Runyohn. Kathy Bailes. Jane Swanson. Karen Cappilli. Melissa Bothman. I.ynn Mo. Sally Kroner. Patty Weber. Kelly Karcher. Row 3: Meri Humphries. Kim Man sker. Tammy Phillips. Margaret fred” Giddings. Sally Ann Watts. April Farley. Virginia Nicholson. Tami Neiger. Janet Thie. Lisa Fricke. Alisa Bernert. Karen Mills. Margaret Monroe. Sandra Wright. Wendy Ihilver. Anne Osborn. Debbie Doran. Toni Smith. Row 4: Elaine Brostrom. Linda l.eong. Joanne Peters. Lydia |aworsky. Cathy Miller. Lisa Nembaumer. Kristine Kaneko. Wendy Allen. Heidi Stabler. Jami PauLson. Suzie Young. Shannon Hughes. Kellene Harrison. Marcy Baker 327 Callahan Hall, Third Floor Row 1: (R-L) |udie Lovic. Kathleen McNally. Kim Naas. |ulic Patterson. Row 2: Susan Davis, Kim Moore. Marchelle Hofeldt. Dawn Herrs, Kristen Raffensperger. Cathy Specht. Teresa Kalmbach. Melissa Rix. Dianne Heidt. Pam Doering. Schellie Pryor. Kim Hull. Dibbie Drauss. Row 3: Cheryl Bochsler. Lori Perin. Wink Zimick. Kathleen Anderson. Melissa Goodell. Karen Toon. Sue McGregor. Nancy Paulsen. Charlene Wolfard. Suzanne Allorc. Dudley. Tarren McGarry. Teresa Lyford. Linda Cartwright. Dana Long. Susan Arbogast. Val Bcrgsma. Row 4: Tommy Ziebarl. Path McGill. Julie Boedigheimer. Nancy Valentine. Angie Paige. Ronna Olsen. Cindy Hatch. Dena Irish. Mary DeFrank. Megan Light. Jan Kjemhus. Melinda Stevens. Jill Griffiths. Melinda Stevens. Anna Rockhill. Laurie Smith. Susan Nielsen. Row 5: Sherri Smith. Teri Sullivan. Julie Hattleberg. Kitten Lowe. Lori Lee. Cherlenc Finlay. Nikki Westfall. Mary Hewitt. Alice Busse. • CALLAHAN HALL, FOURTH FLOOR Row l: (L-R| Dee-Dee Kriner. Cathy Baldwin. Nancy Hicks. Jade Youngman. Kathleen McCall. Catherine Chambers. Julie McNamara. Merritt Alie, Elizabeth York. Karen Howell. Sheila Elvin. Row 2: Ann Wildenradt. Nancy Garbus. Angela Erickson. Debra Brooks. Sandra Goya. Dolaine Osborne. Ann Kennedy. Lynn Leung. Margaret Wilkinson. Helen Mazur. Sally Line. Pamela Simmons. Leslie Roberts (RAJ. Lisa Hill. Row 3: Adella Jane Domes. Teala Melonuk. Jennifer Grosja- ques. Nancy Blinco. Kathleen Sillonis, Tracy Beck. Jennifer Tantau. Christina Hull. Cynthia Schoem-bom. |ulie |e!inek. Deanna Chowning. Row 4: Tammy Blank. Karen Halter. Diane Dulwick. Margaret Lamb. Shcllenc Taylor. Kimberly Buchanon. Dina Judd. Rhonda Chowning. Paula Rooks. Kimberly Neuffer. Mary Ann Jenck. Dana Taylor. Kathleen French. Lisa Swart. Bridget Houk. 329 CALLAHAN HALL, FIFTH FLOOR Row 1: (L-R) Mary Flynn. Denise Steigerwald. Karon Kjcmbus. Sandi Nevis. Laurel Opperman. Anne Taylor. Marci Mick. |ulie Bond. Peggy Lorenzo, Kimberly Sagen. Sharron Nelson. Julie Nunez. Chris Fisher. |ennifer Doane. I auri Crucchiola. Melissa Plait. Row 2: Melissa Diede. Diane Hun-saker. Kristi Meyer. Susan Cooke. Karen l-nkting. Tracy Ranseyer. Lynne Case. Lolly Ticky. Anne Potts, Becki Runckel. |ulie Wilson. Julie Kemp. Sandy Heine. Amy Ray. Row 3: Karen Kumabe. Rene Christie. Rhonda Wong. (Carolyn Mah. Linda Chaffin. Tracy Long, Diane Dunn. Sophia Kim. Tara Christie. Mollie Gilbaugh. Julie Kemp. Lori Inoye. Deb Adams. Angela Masotti. Judy VanWalstijn. Row 4: Brenda McCoy. Lisa Park. Amy Bolding. Denelle Thornloy. Mary Allmaras. Chris Pixler. Laureal Williams |RA|. Susan Ollek. Debbi Laird. Kathy Schlotter. Julie Hassen. Nancy Kaufman. Cyndi Carr. Mary Allmaras. Kathi Fortun. Marci Henderson. Vicki Bridges. CALLAHAN HALL, PENTHOUSE Row 1: (L-R) Ellon Mrazek. lull Weller. Gretchen Tomco. Valerie Boggs. Carrie Stabler. Jean Hurley, Leslie Pyfer. Liz Osborn. Moloney Leamon. Margie Waltz. Penny Grover. Claressa Sweeney. Kathy Trujillo. Row 2: Donna Larson. Terri Norris. Kelly (Hark. Theresa Burks. Tracy Atwood. Carrie Wilson. Colette lloff. Susie Taylor. Roberta Manning. Nan Turina. Debbie Smith. Elisa Engbetson. Cathy Kennedy. Audrey Paulson. Jody Wood. Row 3: Kelly Sf encer. Julie Norrander. Suzie Cheatham. Cheryl |ohnson. Denis Stillman. Amy Quail. Shannon Weber. Lisa Heine Stormy Cashing. Liz Bauers. Elise Ruben. Linda Bearin. Kim Bauer. Angela Robrigues. Row 4: Betsc McGuire. Stac ' Haftorson. Theresa Lackey. Mindy Montedcucco. |ulie Mohr. Valerie Antone. Toni Graves. Allicia Andrus. Sally Dachi. Carol Aleccia. Kelly Sims. Not Pictured: Candy Roberts. Debbie Brizee. Judy Spoelstra. Ruth Schmidt. Huong-Mai Tran. Gigi Wilson. Helen Miller. |ulia Morris. Dori Chamlxrrs. Linda Haldorson. Angela Stewart. Soni Sandhu. Karen Greene. Ix ri Kein. Kathy Brenn. Tina Blair. CAUTHORN HALL, SECOND FLOOR How 1: |I.-R| Treinn Smith. Molly Beal, I,ori Brown. Kathy Howse. Yasmeen Nazeeri. Nancy Mitter |nckie Tomlin. Kalic Lum. Angie Korthals. Jane Zilk. Mary |ethro. Polly Morton. Row 2: Lisa Meyer jayne Weinstein, Bev Frier. Laurie Stormont, Janet (oilman. Can Christofferson. Kyra Morrison Alison Macl-ean. Dnnnotter Bernhardt, loan Bodvfelt. Cathy Winters, Tricia Smith, Kathy I «� r rickson. Gwyn Gathcrcoal. Row 3: Stacey- Lofgren. Laurie Carter. Stacey Guterman. Yvonne Cunn ingham. Robyn Roe. Sherrie Wilson. Barbara. Debbie Thompson. Janet Rush. Patricia Kirk. Juli Sinclair. Lori Oliver. Lisa Bray. Row 4: Debbie Foster. Laura Kuehn. Diana Kania. Kathleen Evans, lull Latshaw. |ody McLennan. Tammy Richter. Erin Adams. Scruffy the Wonder Bear”. |ackie Austin. Linda |ohnson. 332 Cauthorn Hall, third Floor Row 1: (L-R) Jeff Benjamin. Brian Menihan, David Etherly. Chris jenkins. Claude Dixon, joey Massey. Cameron Williams. Osia Lewis. Arvel Richardson. Mike Drummond. Greg Swett. Pete Murphy. Paul Moser. Row 2: Rob Tracy, joe Ashbridgc. Mike Kasberger. Chalyn Holland. Reginald Dupee. Craig Close. Craig Shike. Bill Lucero, jim Brown. Steve Masters. Row 3: Larry Phelps. Glen Moore. Trace Wicks. Mark Endsley. John Crisp. Scott Wilson. Craig Nexon. DeWayne Mostella. John Ballweber. Jim Stevens. Darim Noormohamed. Dick Sharp. Scott Smith. Row 4: joe McCanna, Jeff Clabaugh, Peter HiKido. Erin Coffey. Myles Harris. Tom Loynes. Gary Vaterlaus. Bob Schindler. Row 5: Guy Tasa. Alan Deai. Cliff Munson. Kevin Carbis. Dave Crow. Bill Bailey. Don Cleland. Mark Mortimore. Brett Porter. CAUTHORN HALL, FOURTH FLOOR |L-R| Row 1: Pauli Funaki. Lynn Faber. Jen Boyles. Amy Czemerys. Lunda Raab. Lisa Obottling. Liz Allman. Heidi Langendoefer. Whitni Morrison. Wendy D'Olivo. Mary Level. Kendra Hanson. Shawn Irwin. Row 2: Cathy Sewell. Shonda Smith. Megan Stanford. Tina Anderson. Sharon Gunzenhauser. Tammy Cabinilla. Mary Clausen (RAJ. Kaylene Robbins. Peggy Templeton. Jull Col-Iman. Lisa Beedon. Janet Seasons. Angie Courtney. Row 3: Becky Latshaw. Debbie Ragen. Sherri Willartl. Daren Perry. Tami Solomon. Ronda Smith. Sherry Moskel. Shelly Witt. Robin Wood. Jeniphr Grant. Vicki Price. Dana Smith. Patty Braxling. Row 4: Julie Janes. Katie Kaiser. Debbie Pearson. Kathy Egnew. Susan Smirnes. Lydid Goon. Karen Walker. Tina Tiensen. Beth Medley. Lynnettc Hamilton. Maggie Peterson. Laurie Hoffman. Darcy Jackson. 334 CAUTHORN HALL, FIFTH FLOOR Row 1: |I.-R| |ohn Tobey. Tim Brownson. Ron Stewart. Cam Roround. Paul Viator. Steve Swanson. Roger Spieler. Brvon Burkce. Steve YingLing. Kevin Bacon. |ack Lester. Row 2: Steve Korinke. Greg Sande. )on Gray. Darius Kratzer. Scott Ross. Derek Van-Bronkhorst. Dlyde Fulkerson. Chris Scott. Jeff Frasier. Arnit Purohit. Ed Kosydar Row 3: Dick Steph. Willie Mitchell. Larry Christenson. Scott Hint. Marko May Hick. Max Zeller. Dan Samancigo. Cam Ellsworth. Brent Selnau. Vince Bucheit. David Phipps. |im George. Mark Hammer. |im Crisp. Zane Cooley. Row 4: David Ross. Mark Willaman. Marty Troycr. Kris Reynolds. Scott Risher. Ron Spikes. Ben Craig. John Warinner. Alan (Chambers, |im Seiler. Mike Heesacker. Lee Hazel ton. Row 5: Doug Lien. Craig Learned. Bill Gill. Ben Walters. Finley Hall, Second Floor Row 1: (L-R) Cary Hays. Dave Bajot. Alan Monica). Will Wameke (RAJ, Mike Burgess. Bryan Aloa. Fidel Florez. Row 2: James Plamondon, Randy Nevin. Eric Rasmussen. Doug Lorain. Dean Dodrab-sky, Robin Butler. Tim Keuscher. Rob Cook. Matt Cooper. Kelly Flalg. Jules Moritz. Row 3: Kent Baxter. Gregg Fleury. Peter Jantz, Steve Gramme). Kerry Rasmussen. Mike Versteegh. All Piyarali. Sam Ahmadpour-Milani. Tim French. Matt Dashel. Jeff Freeman. Les Seifer. Chris Cummins. Row 4: Antonio Anderson. Jeff Uhlmeyer. Bob Phelps, Charley Miller. Tom Smith. Steve King. Mark (Nero) Salzwedel. Steve Craville. Mike Weslby. Ron Hayward. Dale McConnell. 9ee FINLEY HALL, THIRD FLOOR Row 1: (L R) Anne Swart . Tony Morris. Jenny Wagner. Carri Rodda. |eff Riedesel. Michele Fren-Iress. Peggy |ensen. Wendy Balon. Laurie Smith. Terry Le Rud. Joan MacDonald Row 2: Mike Driscoll. Gary Bishop. Blaze Burgman. Kristian Frack. |ohn Aronson. Roberta Hictt. Emily llalvorsin. Debbie Dahlen. Mary Moore. Valerie l.ong. Arvid Spore Row 3: Pete Hanson. Bret Drew. Bryan Shiraishi. Karen Johnson Vicki Collins. I-ori Long. Marie Alson, Michelle McCoy. Polly Patterson. Linda Murphy. Tom Chung. |im Wheeler. Dick Jensen. Lyle U-takc. Denise Joyner. Amy Zabloudil. Leslie Keller. Row 4: Greg Goracke. Matt Stevens. Mark Norman. Elvind Sarto. Richardo Du-Bois, Randy Porter. Ewing Bettlexs, Jim Murphy. Randy Richardson. Duncan Ewart. Jeff Powers. Manuel Houston. |im Hitt Not Pictured: Sandi Yanaguwa. Sonny Tan. Janice Takalo. Bob |ohnson. Cindy Bones. Kerry Wicker. FINLEY HALL, FOURTH FLOOR Row 1: 11.-R) Greg Bistodeau. |off Heyecly. Doug Sponseller. Chris Limy. Boh McCormick. Tracy Mederies. Row 2: Ed I oiibrava. Dave Marreld. Rob Schultz. Mickey Ostroff. Glenn D'Spain. Doug McClintic. Richard Dalrymple. Mike Dummer. |ohn Flora. Darren Lucas. Row 3: Rick Nickoley. Greg Colwell. Ward Walker. Andy Pihl. Nate Zcrkel. Dave Vanderzanden. John Vistica. Ryochi Suzuki. Randy Kiyokawa. Tim Moore. Keith Grunrath. Mark McNabb. Mike O'Connor. Row A Glenn Clemons. Brian Jarner. Greg Hanson. Jamie Martinson. Frank Krawiecki. Taka Watabe. Howard Toll. Rick Ohren. Doug Homstad. s FINLEY HALL, FIFTH FLOOR Row 1: (L-R) Laurie Kalmbach. Row 2: Sandy Simpson. Theresa Kirsch. )anet Beyer. Amy Pallerson. Donna Peck. Sharon McA-lister. Mary Kloft. |ulie DeVito. Row 3: Colette LeChevallier. Yvonne Loso. Karen Moll. Patty Gierga. Mary Havlicek, Debi May. Lori Klinge. Marie Hoots. Amy Barton. Lorie Repp. Mary Gullickson. Joanne Anderson. Row 4: Beth Shiiki. Sue Ensign. Debbie Fredrickson. Sandra Vielmu. Linda Berwick. Beth VanDomelen. Theresa Carskadon. Kris Weddle. Debbie Hicks. Karen Buchanan. Shclli Stoughton. Row 5: Becky Talbott. Debbie Meek. Lorie Rhodabock. Julie Gorman. Karen Bain. Karen Cooper, Tracey Burg. Karen Zauner. Dianne Alley. Deb Kearns. Katy Lee. Nadia Essa. Not Pictured: Lori Vandenbos. Kathy Keats. Marls Wick. Barbie King. Beth Knight. Karlyn Nelson. Kathy Anglemier. Anne Wang. Vi Troung. Jackie Pinch. Mary Lou Belozer. Liureen Tonaki. Val Crokc. Fran Olla. Terresa Rockel. Mari Hayama. Crystal Hannen. 339 FINLEY HALL, SIXTH FLOOR Row 1: (L-R) Robert Bailey. Amir Tahassi. Russ |ones. Carol Williams. Erin Burke. Wayne Pizer. Anna Esnaull. Tom Rhodes. Mickey Boyd. Kelly Forbes. Rick Post. Row 2: Eric Summers. |im G re ham. Eileen Thielen. Pam |anson. Tawny Sprando. Chel Leclerc. Andrea Brook. Brandon Dodds, Diane |ohnson. Rhonda Lim. Pal Barick. Use Klenke. Brell Maddeland. Row 3: Eric Florche. Aki Shimura. Sieve Adams. Kevin Pcrcetti. Curtis Frye. Mark Kravetz. |ohn Spaulding. Sheri Anderson. Suzanne Patterson. Sue Martinson. Ann Hcriza. Lisa Boiler. Craig Stenett. Donna Keim. Will Keim. Row 4: Randal Richardson. Barb Disser. Kent Rcick. Eric Lund. Glenn Klassen. Steve Kelly. Derik Culuig. Bob Frazier. Marshal Barber. Audrey Kirey Kirsop. Phil Smith. Leo Siefer. David Bergmann. o e FINLEY HALL, SEVENTH FLOOR Row 1: (L-R) Leslie Hall. Kathy Hudgens. Gena Wright. Carrie Thomas. Patrica Fellows. Dolores Sharp. Deborah Merrill. Row 2: Mary Bensorsky. Mandy Hubbard. Kathy Ferguson. Karen Griffeth. Sandra Wilson |RA). Cindy Walter. Karmen Kertz. Shirley Lee. Denise |ewett. Shannon Hennion. Ellen Haworth. Robin Butler. Row 3: Wendy Cleveland. Kathy Gorman. Barb Boyd. Kelly Clawson. Darcy Potter. Kim Opp. Diane Hclfrick. Lisa Oakes. |anice l.um. Brenda Chang. Cathy Whitmore. Hennifer Lo, Teri-Lynn Tap. Lisa Kam. Row 4: Kathy Koenig. Cathy Lazinka. Carol Cartwright. Lcann Madison. Sara Shreevc. Cathy Tuttle. Antoinette Margin. Cindy Mecklenburg. Regina Cartwright. Denise Ensign. Klyomi Kano. Angela Pugarelli. Hawley Hall, Second Floor Row 1: |l.-K) Okyu Choc. Bob Wall. Kevin Olson. Eric Lindgren. Dylan Mabuni, |.lines Lajohny. Adam Wolfer. Blair Ruzjohnny. Steve Shepjohnny. Troy Far|ohnny. Cary Dukejohnny. Norman Oakjohnny. Row 2: Pat Provant. Andrew Whitjohnny. Chris Stover. Tom Gregg. Simon Levear. David Phelps. Damon Mabee. Mark Buswell. |im Mathison. Reginald Hendrix. Bob Penfield. Roger Bonzer. Ron Pawlawski. Row 3: Earl Nakata. Stetson Hindes. Mike McAdams. Rick Ramos. Jeff Fellows. Mike Bryan. Mike Dahlin. Phil Danley. Dan O'Johnny. Niklnus Morjohnny. Bob Charteris. Dennis Rech. Scott Carda. Brian Cronn. Row 4: Rolf Schuler. Duane Tom. Freidwick Fisker. Rob Crawford. Doug Brown. Brian Barrjohnny. Mike Pawjohnski. Moomoo Johnny Hoser. Mike O'Johnny. |ohn I-ovcgrove. Jason Howard. Sean Coffey. Jeff Steam. Robert Williams. Ben Musa. Todd Carlson. 342 HAWLEY HALL, THIRD FLOOR Row 1: (L-R) Catherine Hamilton. Karen McCanna. Rochelle Bigelow. Chamine David. Perry Drinkwater. Holly Merchant. Holly Halverson. Laura Andersen. |anna Ellingson. Anita Sandstede. Row 2: Julie Christensen. Francine DeCrood. Ann Ulrich. Cindy Wong. Debra Annus. Rebecca James. Gail Greenway. Sally Davis. Jackie Jones. Cheryl Beane. Kerry Krueger. Jean Sacketa. Row 3: Rama Fox. Sharon Sypher. Leanna Studenberg. Stacy Collins. Kathy McElnain. Monica Cole. Karla Schild. Kelly |acobs. Kersti Pettit. Sheila Heffeman, Jennifer Russell. Patti Umeda. Row 4: Robyn Smith. Kim Hansen. Ellen Little. Jolynn McGaughcy. Rose Mary Seymour. Susan Fogg. Debbie Smith. JullSuktoff. Michelle Zondonatti, Diane Alderman. Jane Erickson. HAWLEY HALL, FOURTH FLOOR Row 1: (L-R) |on Huddleston. |eff Sawyer. Mark Mascnhimer. Quan Quan. Mark Pidcock. Don Dietsche. |ohn Foley. Dave Haqq. Dave Burfeind. Jim Williams. Row 2: Steve Dross. Mr. X. Dave Drahn. Terry Galbreath. Victor Bandy. Dave Stover. Roy Rountree, jiutin Hendrickson. Kris Beasley. K.-n Wolfenbargor. Row 3: Adam Black. Jack Connolly. Kris Andrews. Eric Compen. David Hicks. |ohn Sherman. Vince Smith. Richard Morrison. David Vegna. Morgan Madrid. Ken Botzek. Scott Meyer. Row 4: Craig Powers. Mike O'Rourke. Jeff Larson. Roy Mar-kee. Doug Heiken. Chris Nord-strom. Ross Burck. Mark Allen. Gary Gulbranson. Dave Swanson. Eric Anderson. Tim Romberg. Jim Oliver. co Hawley Hall, Fifth Floor Row 1: (L-R) Molly Muller. Misty Wayne. Kathy Brandt. Erin Capps. Joan Harvey. Linda Delaneu. Robin Gates. Sybille Mackenzie. Paula Haga. Carol Starkweather. Betsy McNally. Row 2: Tawny Potter. Dena Stock. Cindy Thompson. MaryAnn Nevill. Cahtcrine Barton. Lisa Keller. Kathy Knowlton, Quan Quan. Karen Woods. Maria Major. Cathy Lovcrmark. Lai Wong. Kimberly Slyvan. Jackie Stcnbro. Lena Arvola. Row 3: Anne Backus, joann Grover. Sue Henkelman. Sherry Blaylock. Michael Farrer. Mimi Miller. Lenduh Sabin. Gretchen Crawford. Lisa Rowley. Mary Cross. Brenda Saur. Loretta Williams. Gail Engelen. Marita O'Meara. Kathy Wilson. Row 4: Lisa Hamby. Rachael Harwood. Susan Wolf. Linda Pubols. Kemi Stuck. Carol Knudson. Carol Raymond. Rosemarie Kurtti. Jenny Woods. Young Kim. Sarah Bailey. McNary Hall, Second Floor Row 1: (L-R) David O'Dell. Jor Prats, Tom Lee. Lome Hofeld. Dave Damewood. Bang Bang. |eff Gustin. Blake Olmstead. Scott Hostcrman. Randy Kce. Chip Butson. Scott Stockton. Row 2: Clint Arnold. Chris Buckley. Jim Capra. Pete Anthony. Kevin Esselstrom. Tim Nash. Joel Christensen. Hank Trinh. Scott Chilson. Kirk Wong. Terry Morley. Row 3: Loren Hatfield. Dave Laszlo. Craig Quirk. Edan Lira. George Triantafyllides. Scott McFarland. Mark Crossler. Greg Lessard. Tom Hawkinson. Doug Hancock. Row 4: Henning Pihl. Don Forsberg. Shawn Sendlinger. Dave Foster. |im Staudaher. Pat Ortiz. Doug Muench. Martin Algols. Scott Vigdahl. Eric Loftsgard. Russ Dodge. Dave Massey. Russ Parsons. Chris Neilsen. 346 McNary Hall, Third Floor Row 1: (L-R) Karen Keuogh. |ulic Kerr. Kris Kagawa, Deedee Kligel. Tabitha Bamford. Belhina Woodard. Kelli Hemenway. Cindy Fowler. |udy Wells, Michelle Higgins. Cindy Hardman. Keri Whipple. Row 2: Tracy Heath. Cretchen Gunn. Leslie Goracke. Laurie Veal. Becky Harris. Monica Miles. Kathy Whitley. Debbie Bergey. Kathy Andersen. Teri Davis. Sharon Beeching. Barbara Weber. Sandy Flanagan. Tammy Garrlott. Charlene Cuthrie. Karla Erovick. Pam Bold. Row 3: Melissa Lusser. Julie Countryman. Cindy (amerson. Barbara Barry. |oann Redmond. Linda Valera. Deanna Boehm. Darla Shelton. Terri Bechtold. Kathy Bestul. Ellen Kent. Wendy Brown, Christine Wossing. Sheri Sutherland. Kristin Trom. Row 4: Laura Hinley. Yvonne Foster. Brenda Miller Lynne Muramoto. Foz. McNARY HALL, Row 1: |!.-R| Clarke Boozer. Dale Boehn. Evan Wipt. Greg Doan. Jay |ohnson. Sc oil Winslow. Scoll Huckm. Mark Rasmussen. Randy Henry. Sieve Nitschelm Row 2: Mall Plass. )oe Hodges. Darryl Arthur. Mike Collson. Tom Cordier. Dan Mitel. Roger Thom. Richard Kusa. Doug Richards. Marty Keillor. Roger Hanson. Tom Ruddinaman. Ozzie Ostolaza. Row 3: Scott Schwartz. Mike Kok. Dave Moore. Mark Bunion. Chris Gilbert. |ames Gramme!. Wall Bitz. Ken Fischer. Gary Lytle. Gary FOURTH FLOOR Blackmon. Neal Buren. Chuck Ficq. Mike Schaffer. Stephen Anderson. Eric Brombaugh. Bary Evans. Row 4: Brad Peterson. Everdean Ehlers. Mike Marchildon. Pete Keller. Duannc Archibald. Gay Dickweed, Bill Fenner. Tim Kobelen. Dan Chlebek. |ohn Bonham. Michael Price. Bill Brown. Mike Cassner. |ohn N. Crippen. Scott Hutchins. Dave Radford. 348 McNARY HALL, FIFTH FLOOR Row 1: (L-R): Marie Colmey. Janet Richardson. Jennie Fclchcr. Marybeth Holm. Debbie Huckfeldt. P rggy Allen. Michele Parsons. KC Cummings. Linda Hemingway. Lisa Newton. Sheri Troflgruben. Kristine Bauman. Kathy King. Laura Hutson. |ennie Macnab. Row 2: Annie Bacon. Mimi McNally. Ann Meade. Nannette McGreer. Kathleen Proctor. Linda Snyder. Courtenay Pickering. Lisa Rhodes, Stacy Westherspoon. Susan Jamison. Kyle Lindskog. Myra Takasumi, Michelle Hutson. Tammy Becker. Row 3: Marla Lasswell. Jolenc Carlson. Cherly Jones. Sally Baggs. Lori Lan?.. Cathy Smythe. Diana Dambach. Anne Fortune. Paulla VanDyke. Mary F:llis. Carrie Cates. McNary Hall, Sixth Floor Row 1: (L-R) Jeff Ruby. Tim Centner. Michael (ones. Kim Toll. Lee Johnson. Joe Rasmussen. Kieth Hall. Derik White. Steve Ticlcnor. Greg Bean. Rowr 2: Michael Criscione. Jeff Ansely. Mark Van-den-Hazel. Randy Kemper. Kevin Fish. Scott Hamada. Daniel Liu. Curtis Clenenhigen. Greg Kelso. Ray Crocker. Glenn Vorrcs. Rowr 3: Mike Mueller. Nathan Brandy. Eric LeAner. Phil Derby. Michael Carlson. Todd Christensen. Walter Davis. Taad Smith. Kurt Morgan. John Lehman. Steve Omner. David Shich. Kevin Doerfler. Row 4: D. L. Thompson. Mike Mickelson. Gon O. Rhea. Scott Johnson. Jack Moeff. Jeff Pillar. Troy Schweitzer. Greg Baumgardner, William McFadden. Moss Drake. Manlik Kwong. Nadar Khouiy. Frank Mallinak. David Carter. Brian Quinn 350 Poling Hall, First Floor Row 1: (R-L) Alan Davis. Richard Store. Terry Hillyer. |ohn Calkin. Lanny Fujishin. Mike Irwin. Ken Wamke. Greg Cossack. LarTy Czamecki. Ray Nakamura. Not Pictured: Mark Christianson. Andy Praml. Todd Spivey. Row 2: Nick Hamel. Todd Hinkelman. Mike Granquist. Shane Robinson. Scott Foster. Barn Marlin. Chuck Smith. Gerald Garland. Dave Pinyerd. Steve Palmer. Jeff McMichael. Hoffine. Scott |ohnston. Mike Tatman. Greg Hurless. Mike Kay. Row 3: Gary Hamilton. Ron Larson. Pete Bigley. Dean Kusuda. Bruce Anderson. Row 4: lack Blankenship. Mike Fleig. Steve Bigej. Carl Snyder. Phil Lang. Dave Poling Hall, Second Floor Row 1: (L-R) Rhest Boudrean. Kevin Shook. David Yalintink. Kevin Nesser. Doug Shenk. John Caulkin. Scott Banford. Al Geproez. Jeff McMicheal. Gordon Smith. Row 2: Greg Van Kirk. Bob Williams. Jay Kirshenman. Lanny Fujishian. Eric Johnson. Larry Hanslits. Glen Taylor. Mike Lang. Charlie Larabie. Row 3: Rich Rodgers. Vince Lanes. Ron Selis. Mark Saba. Rich Strong. Jeff Mishlcr. Mark Beamer. Ron Phillips. Mike Clark. Mark Murashige. Jim Bixby. Row 4: Dwayne Jackola. John Wiley. Paul Hamley. John Nail. Marc Williams. Row 5: Allan Ackerman. Brad Fritsen. Hung Luu. Dennis Wilson. Jim Gmchalla. Norm Cattanach. Scott Sinclair. Steve Lundin. Jim Orton. Jerry Kohler. Tim Teske. Rany Groggin. Dan Sherwood. Rob Finerman, Bill Quinn. Doug Autin. Poling Hall, Row 1: (L-R) Dena Makris. Cathy Boden. Katy Kavanaugh. Cindy Zoellin. Sally Vanlear. Holly Korenaga. George. Laurie Sammis. Sandy Starcher. Julie Chen. Karen Erickson. Julie Copple. Katie LaMora, Laura Rawson. Row 2: Laurie Nelson. Diann Pue. Rhonda Ring. Carol Haley. Paula Tarter. Leslie Chan. Lisa Walter. Theresa Pinegar. Janet Kracke. Patty Colden. Laurie Arthur. Penny Weatherspoon. Row 3: Barb Rule. Monique Sliphcr. Eileen Akerson. Tara Pynes. Roberta Hec. Third Floor Teresa Malpass. Karin Uphoff. Tammy Alfonzo) Cleys, Debbie McCullough. Heidi Conboy. |ana Mizuba. Sheryl Arakaki, Cerri Yasutomc. Lorie Russell. Gayle Kaneko. Jyl Hobbs. Row 4: Shelby Winters. Renee Andrews. Terri Tautfest. Julie Jackson. Teona Lindstrom, Tami Ray. Sara Rose. Carol Frank. Gina Hurlbut, Stephanie Meyer. Lillian Smith. Lori Hessel. Laura Huard. Trudy Rhodes. H 353 Poling Hall, Row 1: (L-R) Sheri Scott. Laura Ries. Lisa Henderson. Traci Wallace. Mary Williams. Esther Wakeman. Barn Williams. Row 2: Bridget Nichols. |oanna Lum. Tracy Everton. julie. Sandy Nevill. Andie Gatrell. |anice Claflin. Nancy Gray. Gay Gustafson. Susan Eastlund. Row 3: Heather Shannon, jennifer Weber. Tami Hunsdon. )anet Evans. Hyla Dobaj. Linda Mandich. Kathee Haugen. Kim Fourth Floor Wilson. |ennifer Jackman. Sharon Kelly. Row 4: Janet Lilly. Tina Thomas, Jean Elfering. Cathy Eickhoff. Jim Poling. April Hoy. Melissa Alsup. Lislie Noteboom. Debbi Randolf. Leah Stolte. Shelley Wagner. Dianna Brainard, Ramalee Boyd. 354 POLING HALL, FIFTH FLOOR Row 1: (L-R) Kevin Verdon. Devin Nakagawa. Doug Windom. Tim Bressler. George Windon. Brent Prindle. Brian Wichnor. Hans Hoelscher. Teddy Leong. Row 2: Scott Halier. Blaine West. Kevin Charlson. Bill Stonebraker. Brad Inahara. Randy Wheeler. Todd Nicklaus. Brian (ones. Larry Hup-pin. Paul Carter. |im Peck. Row 3: Dave Morgan. Steve Bomber. Dean Spaugh. Randy Owen. Tim Salber, Tim Beuhler. Kerry |ohnson. Row 4: Darrell Mitchell. Kirk Lemen. Rich Smith. Khalid Alkaidi. |ohn Huey. Kris Chubb. Mark DeVoe. Garrett O'Doherty. John Rocha. Alan Noss. Tom Ryan. Dave Williams. Rich Fulham. Glenn Yu. 355 Sackett Hall, A Wing Row 1: JL-R) Bill Taylor. Joe Collier. Dave Miller. Kevin Niles. Kristie Hilderbrand. Peggy Louis. Sylvester Powers. Theresa Pizzo. Lynn-Marie Westlund. Brian Vogt. Tom Koizumi. Rouen Liu. Row 2: Craig Peterson. Philip Mahone. Brian Strvpling. Jonathon Wolf. John Leong. Steve Ames. Ron LcLand. Kevin Drucger. David Me Derm et. Jon McDougald. Kelly Cooper. Laurie Mazzella. Sue Sheppard. Shelley Towou. Row 3: Jeff Spademan. Bill Duenow. Richard Schwabauer. Diane Trim- ble. Ken Kaufman. Todd Martin. Tamarah Watkins. Kim Pashak. Jock Young. Bryan Dawley. Kathy Thurman. Row 4: Jeff Geyer. Bill Ban-Bliet. Dave Matson. Candise Rider. Laura Kozell. Teresa Dick. Patti Schlittler. Kathy Bilak. Sharon Roy. |onas Cox. Sandy Taylor. Julie Hering. Meredith Schreiber. Tom Shigeno. Karen Jensen's Child. Becky Fisher. Dianna Alvarado. At the Office: Jeff Laszlo. 356 Sachett Hall, B Row 1: (L-R) Sherri Hall. |anice Boatwright. Carol Hering. Sue Beck. Lori Haines. Theresa Coussens. Cathy Bruncke. Sherri Yates. Beth Cooper. Mindi Irwin, Mami Read. Reita Nordal. Dana Reddy. Kiel Hervet. Row 2: Evelyn Idzerda. Maggie Stuclcy. Ann Golden. Mike Patterson. Bob McDonald. Theresa Garvin. Patti Bouchard. Dan Hyer. Pete Bangs. Den DeHart. Blair |erome. Beth Lawson. Milinn Spady. Maria Flekal. Holly Wanner. Scott Buck. Row 3: Carolyn Kondo. |ulie Croy. Charlie Tomasini. Diane Burgess. Traci Keylock. Lisa Earnest. Jay Cummins. Stephen Sakamoto. Marion Hakanson. Jamie McClung. Nadir Awad. Dennis Campbell. Hoang Nguyen. Hien Tran. Row 4: Patti Claasen. Eddie Bomber. Bob Boyer. Scott Watkins. Mike Wilson. Kirk Daley. Linda Nesmith. Deb Murray. Marcia Mast. Barbie Fisher. Kelly Simmons. Libby Gilbert, Claire Dayton. Lynn-Marie Westlund. Mark Yim. Still at KBVR: Mark Snider. Sackett Hall, C Wing Row 1: (L-R) Scott Thompson. David Smith. Matt Hinter. Robert Irwin. John Volpe. Tinothy Boyer. Steve Ellis. Glen Dristensen. Steve Spear. Brian Aikins. Michael Hanson. Bill Hope. Derek Sibeck. Row 2: Kurt Smith. David Anderson. Mike Rosy Donaschofsky, Dale Newman. Tracey Moore. Marmot Yapp. Charlotte Fickett. Pam Salmon. Carrie Westcott. Scott Elser. John Turrcll. Tom Snodgrass. Shannon Daley. Randy Goode. Row 3: Daniel McIntyre. Dean Kussuda. Dave Uncle George Campbell. Matthijs Gates. Bemie Achliethner. crazy Michael Leahy, Diane Loopstra. Linda Friend. Ann Mechling. Mark Milden (RAJ. Hal Tippens. Greg Woolhiser. Dan Dafoe. Row 4: |im Rise. Prudence. Cindy Mueller. Donna Devereux. Mindi Crabb. Susie Green. Mary Ann Donaldson. Michael Ganung. Pat Serocke. Beth Lawson. Kris Schultz. Karen Bischoff. |on Cook, Steven King. Andrew Bart mess, Pak Chan. u tn 8$e Sackett Hall, D Wing Row 1: (L-R) Terry Lofthus. Scott Sabin. Ruth Erickson. Louise Curtis. Karen Hout. Denise Wolfcr. Ann Swink. Tracy Widcrstrom. Nancy Patterson. Kelly Stanley. Kris Krueger. Sue Wise. David Olsen. Bill Hitt. Row 2: Charlotte Harter. Kelly Grady. Tami Rettig. Dawn Evans, |anot Dirksen. Tami Mender. Cathi Brunke. Jennifer Savage. Mary Northrup. Debbie Dauskin. Brian Bischoff. Christie Powers, Ephriam Arguituta. Noreen Sullivan. Row 3: Patty Eacobacci. Tom Sakods. Teri Starr. Dave Jenkins. Jay Sickler. Tom Snider. Sheri Vanderpool. Jenny Garlock. Angela Milam. Susan Bertoleit. Lisa Ledsworth. Chcri Hug. Todd Shimoda. Patty Hill. Deb Barrett. Peg Barrett. Sue Schaefer. Row 4: |on Meusch. Roommate X. John Nystedt. Bill Shontell. Tammy Allen. Alice GDRA Stocking. Lori Pankratz. Janet Redmonnd. I.csa Guss. Jerry Vogt. George Hattrup. Mark Steinkamp. Bruce Trumm. Scott Cardwell. Dana Hatcher. Snell Hall, Third Floor Row 1: (L-R) Michael |ochiclce. Eugene Brown. |ohn Lavick. J. Mark DelGrande. Tyler Cole (RAJ. David Graves. Eric Taxer. Gun Frisco. Row 2: Don Uchiyama. |eff Gahr. Marvin Perkins. Greg Allison. |im Trethcway. )im Huntsman. Chris Creenoway. Abbas Moghadam, Bhaskcr. Toy. Wayne Hatch. Row 3: Mike |acobsen. Jason Weshabaugh. Marty Dreves. |im Sims. John Wollenbecker. Mark Akamine. Row 4: Bill Cox. Alan Wieder. Brad Bennett. Danel Mollenhour. Rob Daherty. Greg Zwicker, Rob Lesourd. Crag Castle. Martin Perlot. Richard Schmidt. John Hill. John Carlson. Steven Schmidt. Marc Lanman. Karl Eager. Bob Detwiler. Kevin Hull. Greg Reese. Philip Rerch. Brian Thompson. Tony Jespersen. Vinh Tran. 360 Snell Hall, Fourth Floor Row 1: (R-L) Steve Lui. Nghi Tran. Hein Quoc Phan. Lc Qvioc Thang Van. Loc Dang Phan. Scott Laughin. |im Franklin. Voughn Stondley. Ajrin Paulson. Ted LaPage. Chuck Hays. Cheng Vang. Jim Caldwell. Mark Taxer. Smedly Cormatt Thorsnoppe III. Row 2: Mike Gunther. Dale Noss. Steve Severance. John Guy. Mitch Irwin. John Gayaldo, Chris Wagcnet. Rick Thompson. Tim Berge Duyet Tran. Hacene Bouzar. Row 3: |oe Self. |ohn Robbins. Chris Callahan. Steve Willie. Andy Looney Dennis Philpor. John. Stcnersen. Mark Bruso. Galen Kroklin. John Chinn. Gregg Djaja. Row 4: Romulo DeLapaz. Maisam Tharian. Lucion Mai. Kai-Yuon Ger. Paul Parks. Brian Bishop. Mark Smith. Neal Smith. Peter Norton. Mike Read. Dave Byrd. Tim Schall. Row 5: Tom Mohr. Dave Menachc Randall Boone. Mike Boost. Spider Man. Perry Anthony. Jeff Wahl. Steve Weurch, Dan Nowlin. Rob Noteboom. Bill Barnes. Tom Howard. Bruce MacLean. Fritz Wilhelm. Mark Forkner. Snell Hall, Fifth Floor Row 1: (L-R) Miss Denise Branch. Miss Ruth Mosac. Miss Maria Mendez, Miss Penny Lakso. Miss Nancy Millis. Miss Cat Faber. Miss Denise |orden. Miss Laura Greer. Row 2: Miss Dorothy McVroom. Miss Nadja Smith. Miss Linda Feck. Miss Kerry Lawrence. MissGeri Helvic. Miss Marla Flynn. Miss Rochelle Vreeland. Miss Barbara Huie. Miss Even Wikander. Row 3: Miss Audrey Trainer. Miss Ayako Kikuchi. Miss Keiko Suzaki. Miss Kathy Fritz, Miss Diane Downing. Miss Kathy Downing. Miss Kammi Tcrstcgge. Miss Sherii Hitzelberger. Miss Karen Bingcr. Miss Tarry Matocha. Miss Lisa Roody. Miss Yorike Tanaka. Row 4: Miss Lia Lie. Miss Chin-y Wang. Miss Manfaati Wire. Miss Genny Mao. Miss Paula Herome. Miss Mischelle Vondross. Miss Abigail Eisenhut. Miss Nina |oncs. Miss Charlotte Sellentin. Miss Cidney McVroom. Miss Lisa Dang. Miss Samantha Dang. 362 Weatherford 1 East Row 1: (L-R) Ric Pierce. P. H. Wisniewski. Kelly McCargar. Kendrick Moholl. Larry1 Hoshida. Row 2: Kevin Morgus. Steve Anderson. Todd-1 Maier. Todd-3 Bauck. John Aguirre. Dave Henkel. Mark Hubble. Brian White. Carlos Cobos. Lee O’Garro. Row 3: Dan (Quaulude) Quoidbach. Todd-2 Stevens, Larry Martin. Lance Nickelson. Kent VanAmam. Chris Pheil. Row 4: Tim Ackerman (RAJ. Mike Russ. R. L. Yarington I. Jim Gentry Esq.. Lindsay Nelsen, Wayne Olsen. Andy Linn. New and Returning Nads Row 1: (L-R) Something the Navy left Ashore. James Mahaffie. Jarhcad |ohn Patten. Bermuda Bart Stone. Schizoid Martin S.C.. Dougy Doyle. Stone. Heeney the Horrible Hunter. Row 2: Barrel Breath Bohn C.F.. Gen. Larry Killcn Critters. The Wasted Wanderer. Row A: (L-R) Breaker Muff R.A.N.C.. Lane Feet Rollins. G. Raymond Tom Griffith. Maj. Tom Davis N.C.. Wayne Orwell Patterson. All Purpose Saddlewipe. Jaybe Ammons. John Sneed. Pres. S. Gooch N.C. Row 2: Fred Wilberding. Field Marshall Hogan. Grandpa Mayfield. Disco Jimmy Huynh. Spyder 363 Weatherford Tower Row 1: (L-R) Bennett Yee. |oe Chiu. Robert Chiu. Biu So. Bill Moreland (RA) Pak Chan. Ming So. Joseph Chan. Davin Chan. Row 2: Branden Strickler. Kelly McArthur. Dan McDonald. Hal Brown. Dave Roberts. Rich King. Robert Hard. Andy Engle. Row 3: Scott Ragsdale. Paul Kloft. Jay Low. Kevin Hayden. Kevin Hall. Dave Murray. |ohn Peterson. Row 4: Mark Salzar. Calen Krokum. Dave Simpson. Kan Lapham. Dan Jaffer. Jeff Bern rose. Steve Fordyce. Weatherford First West Row 1: (R-LJ Gary Bonus. Ron Rutherford. Lonny Rahier. Bill Herman. Bo Wendel. Brian Hardebeck. Jeff Princehouse. Jim Grey. C. J. Sundermcier. Mike Thien. Eric Sergienko. Madam X. Larry Musa. Row 2: Stcinbach. Doug Brown. Bill Poorman. Mark Hall. Pet Bigley. Row 3: Dave Lee. Don Weatherford Hall, 3A West Row 1: (L-R) Andrew Spear. Warren Peterson. Tim King. Kevin Davis. Riley Casta. Jeff Harlan. Ian Harding. Ken Henderson. Richard Trocino. Row 2: Scott Dummings. Glen Martin. Gary Barris. Tom Jimenez. Warren Tenbrook. Daniel |oyner. Rob Campbell. Mike Seville. Randy Long. |oc Bowersox III. Craig Bamham. Ron Cummings. Row 3: |im Roberts. Larry Burris. Britt Ven Thaden. Todd Shaf- fer. Darre-1 Robinson. David Bakeman. Camerson Graves. David Nelson. Mike Mondale. |oseph Fitzpatrick. Jim Eufemio. Row 4: Sam Dauel. Jon Goldman. Steve Mrazek. Dan Hedeen. Steve Ryder. Kay Enderlein. Scott Phillips. Tim Moudale. Jon Long. Tom Edwards. Wilson Hall, Second Floor Row 1: (L-R) Tod |ohnson. Mark Dybuig. Mike Moore. Theron Fisher. Joe Mansour. Paul Bruecher. Mario DeVera. Frank Eleazar. Jay Onellette. Henry Alaman. Paul Gowen. Dean Mitchell. Row 2: lames Dickenson. Terry Yec. Ron Fischer. Greg Giles. Eugene Leung. Dave Prinzing. Mike Thome. Hans Walujono. Mark Melin. Garry Walston. Mike Talbot. Randy Gerl. Alan Hirechmugl. Franscisco Cosenza. Row 3: Dean Maeda. Madame X. |ackson Lcong. David Spink. Keith Watson. Ken Brooks. Todd Gentry. |im Comstick. Gene DeBry. Sickman Stiger. Dallas Bailey. Tom Thompson. Blake Aase. Mike Slough. Howard Lee. Row 4: Tracy Petrie. Kanzo Hare. Kelly Otto. Daryl Fish. Matt Leonard. Rob Kahlke. |im Moore. Steve Going. Fred Rodgers. Phil Hezeltine. Richard George. Tim Sims. Gordon Lee. Jack Parr. |ohn Marshall. Wilson Hall, Third Floor Row 1: (L-R) Mark Wood. Dale Legband. David Swartzlender. Scott Halbrook. Albert Adaoag. Makoto Kumazawa. Henry Bcrdadero. Doug Carmoan. Martin Chandler. Row 2: Mark Fitkin (C.A.B.). Steve Tutt. |ohn Murphy. Fritz Ellett. Mike Durand. Robert C. Beeson HI. Brett Cam. Tim Ketchum. Robert Abila. Tony Re. julian Medinger. Terry Suitor. Cnuch Minter. Row 3: Kelly Stewart. Mark jcffries, Mark Hull. John Schock. Steve Ackers. Russ Huewe. Bryan Kelly. Tony Mayer. Bruce Collier. Dan Harlan. Ron Masters. Row 4: Creg Brown. Danny Salmo. Brian Kctsdever, Dan Novak. |ohn Sharrard. Derek Andrus, Scott Blanchard. Robert Biggs. Lance Wilson. Duanne Nishida. Dave Rasmussen. Steve Pfaff. 368 Wilson Hall, Fourth Floor Row 1: (R-L) Ken Ellis. Aaron Clemons, John Christian. Brand Kuavle. Rich Sailors. Bryant Pierre. Tim Sommers. Makolo Fukahara. Row 2: Jim Wheeler. Tim Stuckart. Poncho LaChappelle. Ron Kevdell. Mark Henderson. Chuck Hunter. Mitch Cook. Mark Hewitt. Pat Mulvaney. Tim Mann. Dan Peterson. Mark McCarty. Row 3: John Fort. Son Nguyen. Trixie LaFlame, Holly '•Boom-Boom'’ Pec- torals. Todd Pagel. Rosie Checks. Jeff Coulter. Les Ferguson. Chris Fendrich. John King. Dave Fuller. Row 4: Dane Wilson. Pete Hamlin. Dave Meyers. Larry Ojua. Ken Brooks. Adam Metcalf. Dan Muller. Mark Wiard. Greg Cooke. Jeff Hewitt. Mark Biencourt. Wilson Hall, Fifth Floor Row 1: (R-L) Steve Helprin. Sandy Little. Eddie Montage. Danny Ramirez. Mike Windred. Mark Button. Scott Robertson. Mike Brandt. Tom Stevenson. Dave |ancan. Doug Osborn. Row 2: Tim Summers. Greg Sherwook. Mike Schaffer. Kevin Coble. Mark Gosch. Tony Esposo. Tom Hinton. Mohammad Tami. Steve Courtncry. Alan Wilan. Wes Perkins. Butch Miclatchey. Tony Bllengcr. Shaun Gross. Row 3: Doug LeRoux. Troy Carlson. Chris Carpenter. Brian Ott. |im Cach. Anthony Kell. Ran- dy Frederick. Bruce Capdeville. Rob Buckmoster, |on Friedemann. Scott McKcer. Cary Allen. Tom Collom. Andy Ferlitsch. Row 4: Nick Calash. Keith Roper. Steve Calash. Rick Mayer. Rob Webb. Warren Stccnson. Hank Hazen. Tom Bcrghoff. Amir Najafi, Ken Oldham. Ken Moburg. Eileen Back. Rosie Cheeks. Steve Badenoch. 370 Wilson Hall, Sixth Floor Row 1: (L-R) Hm Ross. Dan Nelson, Peter Roberts. Dave Olsen. Chris Parks. Craig Chabala. Luther Bjomsen. Tim 'Tex Andrade. Glen Campbell. Ed Koch. Row 2: Aaron Smith. Mathew Bradach. Brad Holland. Bob Barnes. |ong Lee. Tom Pepple. Keith Fales. Ray Husari. Brad Scanton. Ron Tucker. Ernest Niiya. John Tavenner. Row 3: Shawn Bohannon. Tony Houk. Chris Spiller. James Blatt. Ron Jacobs. Kevin Sittaner. Jeff Corckett. William Allen. Jr.. Ryan Drake. Robert Adams. Phillip Wilson. Mathew Cusma. w -J Avery Lodge Row 1: (L-R) Roger Lindquist. Ben Hill. Rich Angstrom. |on Halderson. Vic Nolan. Dave Leingang. Kelly Alexander, Brian Barnett. Wes Pilcher. Row 2: Ian Carr. Ted Keasey. Jeff Graymcr. Dale Kuykendall. Bruce Boston, jerry Shean. Ted Skaurup. Bob Stettler. Arlo Kane. Row 3: Bill Hoffman, joe Buglione. Tim Shaw. Mark Wattier. Mark Campillo. Barry Swan. John Patzer. Steve VonAradale. Gregg Schnurbusch. Todd Nelson. Mike O'Connor. Brendon Dixon. Row 4: Stephen Morse. Rory Miller. Rob jackimiec. Mark Shuholm. Brian Kline. Don Leingang. Jason Lewis. Ken Ransom. Brad Elliot. Scott Howard. Ron Hearon. Jim Russell. Mark Greene. Row 5: Jeff£aul. Amie Lutz. Randy Motsinger. Kent Cash. Terry Kuney. W - JOQOW Azalea House Row 1: (L-R) Maddy Tormocn. Lisa McBain. Tracy French. Chris Kunn. Elaine Harris. Lori Christianson. Donna Marie Matovich. Kathleen Gordon. Janice Recner. Diane Norton. Sue Root. Julie Boston. Ronda Miller. Melodie Mori Ion. Linda Kilday. Row 2: Barbara Orsi. Gavi Mejia. Myma Yoder. Brenda Powell. Marilyn Howard. Janette Kimber. Tracy Barker. Patti Low. Kay Greason. Meredith Hsrms. Carol Peters. Jennifer Crane. Hellen Walker. Lori Hug. Laura Roxbura. Row 3: Kristi Peterson. Debbie Hehn. Msric Shultz, Judy Peterson. Pam Troyer. Lois Bames. Kathy January. Suzanne Winn. Vicky Rice. Dianne Hunter. Suzanne Baker. Pam Duncan. Row 4: Jane Yoder. Marika Shivel. Tracy Hays. Judy Weber. Dana Pierce. Mary Beth Cornwell. Gayle Bradahl. Jill Blair. Lisa Young. Marilyn Mueda. 376 Anderson House nil a f v f mi iii 'i Row 1: (L-R) Debi Creed. Sheri Strewn. |an Johnston. |an Meyerhotcr. Diana Brennc. Kyoko Shibata. Row 2: Doro Peavy. Chikako Kato. Brenda Winfield (House President); Joanne Monroe. Shirley Baker. Row 3: Janice Denney. Ann Hiller. Timi Shaw. Mary Steber. Karen Busch. Kim Asman (RAJ. Beaver Lodge Row 1: (L-R) Dave Fricke. Malt Thringer, Lonny Weller. Tim VanDyke. Mark Prall. Brian Arendl. Bmce Butler. Bill Palmer. Row 2: Garrett DeDucrwacrder. Tony Ernest. Garth Gibson. Thuc Nguyen. Michael Sirovets. Mollie Winters (Housemother) Dave McHenry. Kenneth Meyer. Doug Wolden. Jon Secord. Row 3: John Turman. David White. Row 4: Geoffrey Hay. Roy Beaty. Herb Wagner. Steve Clevenger. Boyd Schorzman. Herman Bierderbeck. Gerald Liddell. John Keizur, Scot Deal. Bill Briston. Roger Bernards. Geoffrey Bard. Mike Shannon. 380 Coed Cottage Row 1: (L-R) Susan Reynolds, Annie Chittick. 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I-ori A. 370 Buckley. Chris 345 Buckner. Robert El wood 248 Budke. Wendy Anne 322 Bucnz. Douglas Albert 388 Buggc. Michelle Kimberly 322.427 Bugni. David Anthony 219 Bugos. Bob 406 Bullock. Brcntlcy Milo 218.241.278. 452 Bunnell. Jennifer Leslie 370 Bunney. Christy Ann 322.425 Burck. Ross Harley 343 Burdon. Mark Anthony 347 Buren. Neal Allan 347 Burfeind. David Carl 343 Burg. Tracey Anne 338 Burge. Derelc Stewart 452 Burger. David Paul 227.459 Burger. Michael John 266.319 Burger. Russel Edwin 282.410 Burgess. Barbara Ann 216 Burgess. Diane Elizabeth 356 Burgess. Fred 222 Burgess. Michael Jerome 335 Burgman. Blaise Warren 336 Bun. Samuel 253 Burke. Bryon Richard 334 Burke. Elizabeth Kay 283 Burke. Erin Mariann 339 Burke. Mikel Sean 410 Burke. Nancy Jean 209 Burks, Dale Lee 440 Burks, Theresa Ann 330 Burleson. Brad |unior404 Burlingame. Brett 406 Burlingham. Don Joanne 197.274. 416 Burlingham. Kori 197 Burlingham. |udy Ellen 396 Burney. Roger Dean 410 Bums. Megan Kay 422 Burr. 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Bradford Scott 442 Cameron. Elizabeth Maria 286.390 Cameron. Jeffrey Scott 204 Cameron. Kathryn Lilias 207,237. 247.422 Campbell. Ann 242 Campbell. Brig 300 Campbell. Dana Marie 209 Campbell. David Carl 357 Campbell. David Walter 357 Campbell. Dennis Scott 356 Campbell. G. Ann 390 Campbell. Glen Houston 370 Campbell. James Eugene 299 Campbell. Jeff Dennis 448 Campbell. Richard Dale 438 Campbell. Robert Arthur 365 Campbell. Roger Alan 404 Campbell. Russell James 198.201 Campen. Eric 343 Campos. Eleanor Batangan 196 Cannon. Elizabeth Susan 279.325 Cannon. Erinn L. 304 Cappelli. Karen Ranelle 326 Stepnen. Cappo 448 Capps, Erin Colleen 344 Capra. James 345 Caraskadon. Theresa 446 Carbis. Kevin Daniel 332 Carda. Scott Michael 341 Cardwell. Scott Douglas 358 Cardwell. Tamara Georganne 424 Caresosa. Elma Tangco 196 Carey. Cristin A. 325.399 Carlson. Clinton R. 265.454 Carlson. John Willis 359.385 Carlson, jolenc 348.409 Carlson, kelly Ann 220 Carlson. Lee Ann Adele 227 Carlson. Michael David 349.430 Carlson. Michael |ames 349.430 Carlson. Todd 341 Carlson. William Thomas 117.197, 253 Carr. Cynthia Ann 227.329 Carskaaon. Theresa |ane 338 Castle. Karen 380 Carter. Catherine Jane 207.241.432 Carter. Daniel Ray 207 Carter. David Michael 349 Carter. David Scott 349 Carter. Jacqueline Sue 196. 244,467 Carter. Laurie Louise 125.331 Carter. Paul Robert 354 Carter. William Wescott 255,440 Cartier. Paul Earl 388 Cato. Benji Cartwright. Carol Anne 340 Cartwright. Linda Kay 327 Cartwright. Regina Yvonne 340 Carver. Kimberley Lynn 203 Carver. Lonnie Lynn 248 Casalc. Carl Martin 442 Case. Constance Jean 75.77.113 Case. Lynne Marie 329 Casey. Brad 221 Casey, lanna Gaye 219 Casta. Riley 365 Castle. Gregory John 359 Caswell. Mattnew Cole 202 Cates. Carrie Jean 348 Cato. Jami Marie 276.432 Cattanach. Norman James 351 Caudle. Kirk Lee 429 Centner. Timothy Alan 349 Cerul. David Edward 227 Chabala, Craig Bernard 370 Chadbum. Jane 416 Chaffin. Linda Jeane 329 Chaidez. Ron Jeff 278.410 Chalmers. Alec Stuart 295.418 Chambers. Alan Dean 334 Chambers. Catherine Elaine 328.433 Chambers. Doris Elizabeth 330.425 Chambers. Melanie Jean 207.213, 424.467 Chamine. David 432 Chan. David Ka Fai 364 Chan. Joseph Kwok Kei 364 Chan. Leslie Susan 352 Chan. Linda Lee 324,399 Chan. Marcia Lynn 87.196.213, 241, 398.467 Chan. Pak Kwan 357.364 Chan. Pak Shing 357.364 Chandler. Margaret I.eah 117.197. 199. 240 Chandler. Pamela 281 Chang. Brenda S. Y. 230.340 Chang. Susan Terry 324 Chang. Yongjin320 Chapman. Constance Elaine 216 Chapman. Cyndi Anne 281 Chapman. David Curtis 263 Chapman. Laurie Anne 422 Charamella. Rocco 428 Charbonnier. Robert Allan 429 Chartburut. Preeyada Sharon 325 Charleris. Bob 341 Chattier. Jeri Marie 203 Chase. Jeanne Marie 324.417 Chatfield. lames Alan 406 Chauhan. Susmita 322.446 Cheatham. Suzanne Renee 330 Chen. Julie C. 352 Chen. Steve 320 Cherry. Jill Suzanne 416 Cherry. Lynn Diane 286.287 Cherry. Nancy Elizabeth 326.415 Chiavini. Stephen Orlando 400 Chic. Dr. Robert Chidestcr. Steven Keith 388 Chidsey. Holly Rayliene 416 Childrey. Brooke Lenora 380 Chilson. Scott William 345 Chin. Cheri Mai 249 Chin, [anine Mae 205 Chin, jason Lee Soon 215.436 Chin, kenneth Chong 318 Chin. Michael Wciman Chin. Nancy Janet 108.390 Chin. Norman William 293 Chin. Norod 293 Chintakanont. Churaipom 168 Chittick. Anna Laurene 380 Chitty. |ulie Marie 237 Chiu. Joe Yiu-Cho 364 Chiu. Robert Yiu-Lok 364 Chlebek. Dan 347 Choe. Okyu 341 Choi. Anita S. Chong. Joseph Francis 236 Chong. Maida Yvonne 205.408 Chowning. Deanna Lynn 328 Chowning. Rhonda Alaine 328 Clioy. Julius Sheungchi Choy. Tammy Lynn 230.302 Christensen. Joel David 345 Christensen. Julie 342 Christensen. Laurel A. 429 Christensen. Neal Kenneth 420 Christenson. Launa Irene 468 Christenson. Mark 255 Christenson. Todd 349 Christianson. Curt Lee 293.468 Christianson. Larry Todd 334 Christianson. Laurel 219 Christianson. Mark L. 350 Christie. Rene Marie 329 Christie. Tara Leree 287.329.415 Christman. Stephanie Anne 446 Christoferson. Julie Ann 68 Christoffcrson. Cari Lynn 331 Christopher. Herder 430 Christopher. F. Scott 244 Christophersen. Jeffrey Howard 428 Christophersen. Lane Robert 296.418 Christopherson. Matiny Lee 205 Chrostowski. Andrew Edward 203 Chrusoskie. Gina Lorraine 204 Chubb. Kristian Krafft 354 Chuman. Margaret Ann 424 Chun. Collier Seu Chau 230.319 Chung. Bernard Cheuk-Kuen 262 Chung. Thomas Ming Using 230.336 Church. Debbie Anne 426 Church. Duane Edward 409 Church. Shawn Scott 209 Church. William Cameron 410 Churchill. Maria 390 Ciio. Beth 68 Cimino. Mary Frances 408 Cimperman. Mary Ann 182 Cipra. Carol Elaine 238.414 Claassen. Patricia L. 356 Clabaugh. Jeffrey Raymond 332 Claflin. Janice Diane 353 Clapp. Lisa Bickmore 262 Clarambeau. Kimberly Rae 323,423 Clark. Bud 438 Clark. Elizabeth 305 Clark. Kelly Kristine 330 Clark. Michael Glen 351 Clark. Michael L. 351 Clark. Richard C. 208.305 Clark. Robyn Rochelle 132,133.134. 135 Clark. Suzanne Louise 323 Clark. Wes Lee 95 Clarkson. Karen Lee 446 Clarkson. Thomas Alan 388 Clausen. Mari Johanna 238.333 Clawson.Joanne Kelly 340 Clayton. Bonnie Jo 422 Cleary. David Stuart 237.238.295. 296. 468. 418 Cleary. Dawn 382 Cleland. Don East mu re 332 Clem. Mark Alan 278 Clemmer. Christine J. 216.247 Clcmmer. Ralph Doync 232 Clemons. Glenn Charles 337 Clenehigen. Curtis 349 Cleveland. Wendy Jo 340 Cleys. Tammy Rae 302 Clifton. Eva |. 468 Clifton. Gilbert Dennis 468 Cloe. Martin Earl 220 Close. Craig Emery' 332 Close. Emit 297 Clough. James Ferrell 282.443 Clyde. Molise Aycock 283 Clyne. Shaunna Lynn 432 Coats. Laura Jean 408.424 Coats. Patricia Louise 408.432 Cobasko. James Raymond 412 Cobb. Carolyn Louise 433 Cobo. John Edward 319 Co bos. Carlos Roberto 362 Cochran. Brian Paul 383 Cocks. Kelly Ann 322.425 Coder. Susanna Jean 237.241.424. 468 Codo. Dean Bailey 221 Cody. Dana Lizette 321.423 Cody. David Thomas 400.468 Coffey. Erin Malcolm 332 Coffey. Linda Ann 280.320.420 Coffey. Peter Lloyd 418 Coffey. Sean Jordan 341 Coffin. Gordon Thayer 234 Coffman. Martin Dale 320 Cola. Vasantha 226 Colbo. Diane Marie 416.468 Colbo. Michael Allan 438 Colby. Charles Anton 468 Cole. Eric Reed 253.460 Cole. Kelli Renee 380 Cole. Monica Lee 342 Cole. Roger Tyler 228.359 Colho. Diane 241 Collier. Joseph Brian 355 Collier. Rhonda Kay 264 Collins. Bruce Lee 378.468 Collins. Dana Oscar 440 Collins. Joan Patricia 262 Collins. John Kevin 200 Collins, ulic Mario 283 Collins, tarry William 263,298 Collins. Stacy Ann 250.342 Collins. Victoria Irene 336 Collins. Walter Bruce 209.459 Collman. Tammy Kay 333 Collmer. Andrew R. 237 Collmer. Catherine Ann 390 Collson. Michael Lynn 347 Colmey. Marie Elizabeth 209.348. 433 Colwell. Greggory William 337 Colwell. Kelly Ann 111 Combs. Suzette 83 Comfort. Patrick Joseph 452 Compton, William Arthur, Jr. 222, 228 Comrad, Steve 440 Comstock. Kenine Elaine 305 Conboy. Heidi |oy352 Conklin. David Pierson 270 Conklin. David Ray 270 Conklin. Steven Thomas 219 Conner. Deann 276 Conner. Lester Allen 126.127.129 Connolly. Jack 343 Connolly. Kathleen 329 Connolly. Paula Denise 382 Connor. Lester 127.150 Conrad. Deborah Lynn 245 Conrad. Kay 241 Cook Grant Stuart 383 Cook. Robert Douglass 335 Cook. |on Clifton. Jr. 357 Cooke. Margaret Louise 382 Cooke. Susan Elizabeth 227.329 Cooley. Zane 334 Coomoer. Daniel Richard 388 Coon. Michael Vernon 117.197.207. 454.471 Coon. Steven Richard 428 Cooper. Beth Justine 68.356 Cooper. Edward Eldon 218 Cooper. Karen Patricia 338 Cooper. Kelly Ann 355 Cooper. Kenneth Charles Cooper. Matthew Freeman 335 Cooper. Michael Thomas 282 Cooper. Teri 77.79 Cooper. Thomas McNeil 264 Copeland. Rodney Wayne 452 Copeland. Vergena Lynne Copenhagen. Lisa Kay 204.414 Cooper. Cary Robert 295. 296.468. 418 Coople. Julie Ann 352.397 Corazza. Ion Alan 56.250 Cordier. Thomas David 347 Core. Mark Taylor 319 Cornell. Lori Lynn 321 Comuelle. Christopher Steven 208 Cornwell. Deborah Kathleen 382 Cornwell. Mary Elizabeth 218.281 Coronet. David Anthony 448 Corrado. Peter Gerard 318 Corrie. Timothy David. Jr. 300 Corrigan. Kathy Marie 414 Corrigan. Scan Francis 442 Corrin. Laurie Elizabeth 216 Corrin. Victor Alan 440 Corso. Patricia Mary 287.417 Cortese. Kristy L. 398 Corthell. Alisa Maria 216.238.239. 468 Cortright. Suzy Marie 280 Cosgrove. Erma 404 Costa. Ian 298 Costa. Richard David 438 Coster. Terri L. 391 Cottingham. Jonathan Thomas 319 Cougifl. Kathleen Kay 288.416 Coumes. James Mattnew 200 Countryman. Julie Diane 346 Courtney. Angela Sue 333 Coussens. Paul Henry 388 Coussens. Theresa Mary 207.255. 356 Covey. Janet Lee 241.246.416 Cowan. Robin Kay 422 Cowing. Patricia Kathryn 408 Cowley. Samuel Nelson 429 Cox. Carolyn Marie 280.324 Cox, Jonas Alan 228.355 Cox. Nancy Lynn 283.299.370 Cox. Nancy Rae 283.299.370 Cox. Thomas Joseph 412 Cox. Thomas Martin 412 Cox. William George 359 Cox. William Josepn 359 Cox. William Stoalces 359 Crabb. Mindi Kay 357 Craft. Charlene Ellen 228 Craig. Benjamin James 334 Craig. Douglas Warren 428 Crane. Aaron Ray 440 Crovinho. Linda Marie 287 Crawford. David |oseph 295.296. 418.469 Crawford. Gretchen Rebecca 344 Crawford. Robert fames 341 Cray. William John 253.457 Crcob. Mindi 229 Creed. Deborah Kay 376 Creed. William Jeffrey 406 Cremin. Shiovawn Marie 294 Crenshaw. Catherine Anne 242.283. 414 Cress. Eve Marie 318 Crill. Cheryl 380 Crippen. John Nepal 347 Criqui. Joseph Eugene 459 Criscione. Michael James 249 Crisp. James Earle 334 Crisp. John Joseph 332 Crisper. John 270 Crispin. Rory Michel 253 Critchfield, Bradley Burke 266.282, 430 Crocker. Charles Stephen 300 Crocker. Raymond Lawrence 349 Croll. Michelle 433 Crompton. Mark Elliott 268 Crompton. Paul Wieldon 265 Cromwell. Judith 289.321.425 Cronn. Brian David 341 Cross. Mary Karen 344 Cross. Russell Roy. |r. 459 Crossler. Mark Alan 345 Croucher. Anthony B. 383 Crow. David Wayne 332 Crowe. Stephen Richard 216 Crowell. Lisa Josephine 281.432 Croy, Julie Helen 228.356 Crucchiola. Lauri Ann 328 Crumley. Amy Jennifer 279 Crump. Mark Stuarl 448 Crunrath. Keith 337 Cruz, Philip D. 259 Crystal. Dana Lyn 425 Crystal. Kelly Ann 422 Culver. Brent Allison 436 Culver. Dcrrcck Scott 218 Cummings, (ay Dean 356 Cummings, k. C. 348 Cummings. Ronald Ray 365 Cummins. Christopher David 335 Cummins. Jane 241 Cunningham. Cindy Lynne 323.427 Cunningham. Lisa Marie 247 Cunningham. Yvonne Catherine 331 Curlis. Louise Marie 250.251.358 Cushing. John Allen 448 Cutts. Mark Allen 319 Czamecki. Larry Anthony 350 Czemerys. Amy Louise 333 D D Olivo. Wendy Lee 333 D Spain. Clenn Aaron 337 Dacni. Sally Jean 330 Dacklin. David Paul 400 Dafoe. Daniel Bruce 357 Dahl. Nancy 414 Dahlin. Deborah Ann 336 Dahlin. Michael Edward 341 Dahm. Cliff 262 Dahnc. Michael Robert 388 Daley. Kathleen Diane 198. 241.246, 410 Daley. Kirk James 356 Daley. Shannon 357 Dalke, Steven C. 404 Dalrymple. Nancy Jean 264 Dalrymple. Richard Alfred 337 Dambach. Diana Call 348 Damewood. David James 345 Dang. Lisa 361 Dang. Samantha 361 Daniel. Lisa |ean 325 Daniels. Joseph Owen 454 Daniels. Vicki Mae 320 Danielson. Kurt G. 305 Danielson. Rodger 220 Danies, |ohn F. 319 Danies. Mark Hendrick 319 Danley. Phillip Anthony 341 Danskin. Deborah Leann 358 Darby. Mark Everett 445 Darling. Kathleen Claire 398 Daschel. Matthew David 335 Daucl. Sam 365 Dauers. Wayne Daugherty, keith James 299 Davidson. Benton John 207.247 Davidson. Peter James 443 Davidson. Samuel Stewart 204 Davin. Terry 304 Davis. Alan Todd 350 Davis. Alyson Gayle 422 Davis. Corrine Mary 280.288.432 Davis. Dirk Thomas 438 Davis. Elizabeth Anne 210.237.241. 414 Davis. Elizabeth Kay 210. 237.241. 414.469 Davis. Elizabeth Marie 210.237.241. 414 Davis, effrey R. 418 Davis, esse Lee 203.402 Davis, esse William 402 Davis, ulie Ann 416 Davis, kathleen Marie 250 Davis. Kevin Thomas 365 Davis. Mallory Diane 390 Davis. Paul K. 437 Davis. Paul Ralph 404.437 Davis. Sally Jane 342 Davis. Scott Duane 418 Davis. Steven Fcrd 295 Davis. Susan Cheryl 327 Davis. Teri Lyn 346 Davis. Walter Stance 349 Davison. Nicki Ann 422 Dawley. Bryan Clark 355 Dawn. Devious 382 Dawson. Clayton Anthony 270.454 Day. Jonathan 204 Day. Nancy Jo 218.242.414 Dayton. Angela Claire 356 Dazcy. Brian John 400 DeBolt. |ayne Elizabeth 305 DeBuse. David Wayne 412 DeCan. Therese Marie 370 DeCosta. Carol Ann 425 DcCosta. Suzanne Helen 409.424 DeFrank. Mary Patricia 327 DeCrood, Jay Maria 319 DeHart. Kenneth Paul 356 Dejong. Philip TVmen 255 DeLapp. Jay Leslie 218 DeLucia. Karen Elizabeth 390 DeMarta. Michelle Annette 384.385 DeMauro. Katherine Ann 380 DeVoe. Mark Anthony 354 DeWhitt. Kevin 409 Deacon. Marshall Wayne 420 Deai. Alan F. 332 Deal. Nancy Lynne 426 Deal. Teresa Marie 384.385 Dec. Tim 452 Degner. Tammi Kaye 382 Degrood. Francine 342 Degroot. Jan Hendrik 459 DelGrande. Joseph Mark359 Delacruz. Anna Lisa 325 Delaney. Linda Gerie 344 DelGraude. J. Mark 203 Delicti. Mary Gail 446 DeLucia. Karen 138.229 Demarinis. Francis Brian 442 Demarinis. Michelle Marie 108.109. 414 Demise. Jacquiline Jan 219 Dempsey. Catherine Marie 322.397 Dempsey. Corinne Mary 396.469 Denfeld. M. Jay 240 Denney. |anice Irene 376 Denning. Charles Eric 430 Dennis. Randall Gary 292 Derby. Phil Dale 349 Derinacr. Jeffrey Jon 406 Derrickson. Kathryn Sue 331 Desmon. David Logan 264 Destefanis. Lura Marie 204 Detcring. Greig Roger 299 Detcring. Susanne Kay 408 Detor. Nicholas John. |r. 319 Detwilcr. Robert Wendell 359 Devcrcux. Donna Marie 357 DeVito. Julie Ann 338 DcVorc. Barb 204 DeWhitt. Kevin Clark 214 Dcy. Anita 319 Dczell. Cheryl 322 DiBencdetto. Michele Terese 390 DiLorcto. Dale Joseph 402 DiTullio. Ranold Stephens 430 Dibbcm. Lisa K. 251 Dick. Teresa Marie 355 Dickey. Brian Mark 219 Dickey. Neal Victor 404 Dickey. Ronald Jay 199 Dickson. Robert Eugene 253 Diclier. Judy 228 Dickweed. Gary 228 Didier. Michael John 228.296 Didtel. Larry Alan 430 Diede. Brian Keith 420 Diede. Melissa Marie 280.329.420 a I. Paul Denecke 264 , David Michael 226 Diehl. John Thomas 226.294 Diehl. Linda M. 227 Dieringer. Julie Lynn 209 Dieringer. Lisa Anne 284 Diers. Diana Carol 426 Diers. Stephen Warren 428 Dietsche. Donald Thomas 343 Dietz. Richard Charles 207 Dilley. Waiter Wayne. Ill 234 Dinger. Sheryll Eva 324 Dinneen. Molly Kathleen 408 Dirkl. Becky 380 Dirksen. Janey Kay 358 Disch. Wendy J. 263 Dissen. Melissa Jane 260. 284 Disser. Barbara Cathryn 339 Ditri. Thomas Allan 412 Dixon. Claude 103.332 Dixon. David L. 223 Dixon. David W. 223 Dixon. Lester Jonathan 218.241 Doan. Greg Thomas 347 Doane. Jennifer Marie 329 Dobaj. Hyla Marie 353 Dobecki. Elizabeth Ann 321 Dobson. Scott Cameron 406 Dodd. Brian 222 Dodds. Brandan George 339 Dodds. Jennifer Lynn 202 Dodds. Julia Ellen 203 Dodge. Craig Harvey 226 Dodge. Russell Allen 345 Dodrabsky. Dean 335 Dodson. David |ohn 219 Doeneka. Patricia Suzanne 398 Doerfler. Kevin 349 Doering. Pamela Claire 268 DoggreTI. Michael Donald 203 Doherty. Robert Loyd 359 Dolan. Anthony Francis 420 Doles. Donald Malin 454 Dollar. Victor Randall 319 Domascofsky. Michael Rex 357 Domes. Adella Jane 328 Domeyer. Donald John 275.412 Donaldson. Mary Ann 357 Donlon. Kathleen 325.427 Donovan. |ames P. 300 Dontno. I P. 202 Dooley. Darin James 275 Dooley. Shawn Michael 207.218. 284.450 Dooney. Daniel Edward 430 Dooney. Mary Ann 323.415 Donney. Sean Michael 430 Doran. Debbie Lynn 326 Doty. David Aaron 305 Doty. Tamara Elizabeth 424 Doubrava. Ed Joseph 337 Dougherty. Sarah Lucile 426 Doughty. Gary Thomas 432 Doughty. Kirk 436 Douglas. Mary Jill 446 Douglas. Peter William 412 Dovalgo. Anita Lorraine 446 Dover. Daniel P. 428 Dowhaniuk. Beth Marie 281.396 Downes. Kcctjc Kathryn Lorene 251. 318 Downing. Diane Elizabeth 361 Downing. Kathryn Marie 361 Dowsctt. Mark S. 452 Dozois. Tim 278.448 Drahn. David Allen 343 Drahn. Susie Marie 105.385 Drake. Moss Christopher 349 Drauss. Dibbie 327 Drevdahl. Jean Marie 223 Dreves. Martin Paul. Jr. 359 Drew. Betsy 262.265 Drew. Bret Russell 336 Drew. Kevin |ohn 209.275.436 Drew. Kevin Kirk 209. 275.436 Drinkwater. Pern- Ksenija 342 Driscoll. Michael James 336 Dristensen. Glen 357 Drueger. Kevin 355 Drummond. Michael James 332 Druiy. Paul Edward 202.222 Drydcn. Shawn Michael 459 DuBois. Richard William 336 DuBord. Mike L. 319 DuPee. Reginald Edmon-Henry 332 Duckler. Geordie Lance 209 Duclos, Denise Danielle 209 Duda. Gregory Raymond 420 Dudley. John Hunt 229 Duenow. Bill J. 355 Duewel. Jeffrey Martin 400.469 Duewcl. John Arthur 400.470 Duff. David Gordon 228 Duke. David Criswell 388 Dukes. Marilyn Jean 228.322 Dulwick. Diane Patrice 328 Dummcr. Michael Andrew 337 Dummings. Scott 365 Dunagan, Scott John 429 Dunbar, Andy Duane 457 Duncan. Chcri Lynn 414 Dundas. Sheryl Lynne 370 Dungey. Amy Sue 276 Dungey. Ann 396 Dunham. Wemer Jon 438 Dunlap. Mamy Louise 246.432 Dunlap. Paul |ohn 452 Dunn. Diane Christine 329 Dunn. Dr. John Dunn. Karen Lynn 414 Dtipce. Pamela Annette 199 Durant. Katherine Jean 322 Durchanek. Ulysses David 383 Durell. Traci 197 Durling. Richard Allen 196 Durr. Jolene Kay 370 Durrell. Traci Sue 197.225 Dutton. Bryant Bliss 229 Duus. Karen Lynn 202. 326 Dyche. Scott Gregary 457 Dye. Tom 305 Dyk. Arie Robert 383 Dykcmun. Katrina Ann 281 Dysart. John Thomas 227 E Eacobacci. Patricia Kathleen 358 Eager. Karl Edward 359 Eaglcton. Gunilla Kalhinka 326 Early. Catherine Lynn 370 Earley. Ron 202 Earnest. Lisa Michelle 356 Easley. Janine Lynne 414 Easley. John Carrell 388 East. Dan 73 Easter. Penny Christine 287 Eastlund, Susan Marie 353 Eastman. Kenneth Wayne 428 Easton. Karen Annette 391 Easton. Robert Clark 428 Eaton. Bruce Brye 448 Eaton. Eric Robert 247.412 Eaton. Tijanna Odette 230 Eckman. David Murk 448 Eddy. Scott Lawrence 430 Ede. Roger Vincent 304 Edcl. Thomas Glenn 383 Edelstein. Lois Amy 249 Edgar. Erin Lynne 324 Edgar. |on Michael 448 Edin. Mary Elizabeth 202 Edmundson. Victoria Rae 236 Edwards. Chas 227 Edwards. David Paul 217,250 Edwards. Jeffrey Alan 440 Edwards. Kathleen Marie 322 Edwards. Kaylin Kimberly 283 Edwards. Lisa Marie 280.417 Edwards. Sally Dianne Edwards. Steven Carlson Edwards. Teri Lee 416 Edwards. Thomas Andrew 365 Eggers. Thomas Kent 210 Egnew. Kathleen Hazel 333 Enlers. Otto Everdean. Jr. 347 Eibel. Keith Le-Roy 259 Eichler. Walter Rudolph 218 Eickhoff. Cathy 353 Eischen. C. George 218.420 Eischen. Snowden Lynn 416 Eisenhut. Abigail Lee 361 Eisenzimmer. Todd David 170 Eivers. Mathew Joseph 448 Elbert. Rebecca Eileen 324 Elder. Patricia Marie 414 Eldredge. Ann Marie 276. 432 Eldridge. Stuart Warren 50.51 Elfering. Jean Marie 226.228,353, 470 Eliassen. Martha Lynn 208. 209.380 Ellicott. Philip S. 221 Ellingson. Janna Marie 342 Ellingson. Terra Lorraine 324 Elliott Christen Lee 110. Ill Elliott. Martha Jean 68 Elliott. Patricia McCoy 262 Ellis. Mary Ann 348 Ellis. Mary Helen 348 Ellis. Scott Allen 226.253.457 Ellis. Steve David 357 Ellison. Susan Renee 322.397 Ellsworth. Cameron Blake 334 Elmer. Robin Elizabeth 228 Elois. Kathy 159 Elser. Scott Douglas 357 Elskamp, Christopher James 404 Elvin. Sheila Lynn 328 Emerson. Bruce Koster 418.470 Emerson. Chris Koster 419 Emerson. Joan Louise 215.424.470 Emig. James Joseph 211 Enderlein. Kaj Johann 228.365 Endsley. Mark Fleming 332 Engbetson. Elisa 330 Engelen. Gall Ann 344. 397 Engelhardl. Rex Allen 203 Engle. Andrew Tobias 364 Engle. Timothy Scott 233 English. Davia John 428 English. Lairy 188 Enright. Kcvan Edith 323 Ensign. Denise Ann 340 Ensign. Susan Kay 338 Epperly.Julia Anna 403 Epping. Gary lames 419 Epping. Shawn Marie 390.470 Eraun. Lynn 52 Erdman. Christine I-aura 247,305. 408 Erickson. Angela 328 Erickson. Daniel Lee 199 Erickson. Jane Lee 342 Erickson. Karen Lynn 280.352.425 Erickson. Marcus Alexander 253.460 Erickson. Ruth Laveme 358 Erion. Sally Maria 216 Erovick. Karla Dawn 346 Erspamer. Kathy |ane 385 Erwert. Cindy Marie 289 Erwcrt. Ronald Eugene 202 Erwin. |ennifcr Ann 229 Erwin. Marion Johnston 404 Erwin. |ames Dean. Jr. 438 Eskelin. Pamela Jean 390 Esnault. Anna Marie 408 Essa. Nadia Sultan 338 Esse 1strom. Kevin Mark 345 Estelle. Adela Maria 249 Eswault. Anna 339 Etherly. David Lee 332 Etzel. Frank John 454 Eufemio. James Francis 365 Evans. Barry Joseph 347 Evans. Coke Evans. Danny Kirk 127.128.129 Evans. Dawn 358 Evans. Grant Charles 437 Evans. Janet Imelda 353 Evans. Jeffery William 406 Evans. Kathleen Anne 331 Evans. William Cyrus 410 Evensen. Eric Veldt 201 Everett. Cindy Rae 286 Evcrton. Tracy Lynn 353 Ewarl. Duncan James 336 Eyck. Richard 199.315 F Faber, Catherine 361 Faber. Lynne 333 Faganello. Jcffcrcy Dean 319 Fagg. Susan Rose 409 Faherty, Lizabcth Ann 424.471 Fahey. Gregory |amcs 400 Fahland. Jess 298 Fales, Keith Patrick 370 Fang. Dale 318 Farley. April Lynn 326 Farley. Kim Carlene 227 Farley. Lisa 50 Farley. Wade Isaac 440 Farley. William Curtis 207 Farmer. Bradford John 428 Famell. Victoria Ann 416 Farrell. Kim 384.385 F'arrer. Michael Danctte 344 Farzanpay, Farzln 222 Faulkenberry. Beth 89 Fawler. Cindy 346 Fazio. Jeanne Marlene 177.197.248. 285 Feck. Linda Martha 361 F'ehringer. Anne 244 Felchcr. Jennie 348 Fellows, Jeffery Nolan 341 Fellows. Michael Raymond 295 Fellows. Patricia Lea 285.340 Fenner. William |ame$347 Ferguson. Clifton Dean 200 Ferguson. Colleen Marie 215 Ferguson. Gary 305 Ferguson. Katnryn Sue 340 Femridge. Skip 202 Fcttig. Charles Joseph 430 Fettig. John Edward 430 Fcwcl. Lance Edward 445 Fcwlcss. Kathy |. 249 Fickctt. Charlotte Electra 297.357 F'icq, Charles Joseph 347 Fiesterman. Sarah Yvonne 289.323 F'ilosi. Robin Michael 202 F'inch. Julie Ann 416 Fineran. Robert Scott 351 Finlay. Charlene Ann 203.327 Finley. Tod Robert 437 Finnigan. Matt Anthony 278 Finnigan. Timothy Michael 210 Firestone. Stan 245 Fischer. Donna Saori 324 Fischer. Douglas Carl 202 Fischer. Kenneth Jay 347 Fischer. Ronald Date 228 Fish. Daryl Bryan 366 Fish. Kevin Chester 349 Fish. Laura Ann 274 Fishback. Loren Craig 320 Fisher. Alan Nichols 404 Fisher. Barbara Annette 356 Fisher. Christina Louise 329 Fisher. Donna Marie 196.244 Fisher. Douglas William 282.419.471 Fisher. |can Ann 205.217.241.390. 471 Fisher. Jim David 282.418 Fisher. Rebecca Diane 355 Fisher. Robert William 448 Fisher. Tamara Lynn 199 Fisher. Vicki 40 F'ishman. Julie Ilenc 319 Fisker. Freidwick 341 Fitzgerald. Joseph Shawn 452 Fitzpatrick III. Joseph Ferris 365 Flaherty. Maureen umise 118 Flaig. Kelly Roycc 335 Flake. Kelley Marie 238.420.471 Flanagan. Sandra Lucille 346 Flanigan. Chris Sean 452 Flatner. Vicki Ann 246.370.471 F'ledder johann. Lee Edward 457 Flegel. James Richard 245 Fleig. Michael Otto 350 F'lekal. Maria Diane 227.356 Flem. Randy R. 428 Fleming. Diana Kay 432 Fletcher, jeffrey Byron 436 Fletcher. John Mackrain 64 Fletcher. Wendy 382 Floury. Gregg Louis 335 Fleury. Rosemary Jean 211 Flomcr. Thomas Jay 237.241.450 Flora. |ohn Gregory 337 Florckc. Eric Lee 339 Florez. Fidel 335 Flynn. Brian Jeffrey 278 Flynn. Jackie Ann 52.77.90.137.174. 192.212. 241.424. 471 Flynn. Marla Joan 361 Flynn. Mary C. 280.329.425 Focht. Jeffrey Brian 275.430 Fogg. Susan 342 Foleen. Linda Rae 323 Foley. John Robcrl 343 Follen. Kathleen Marie 30.213.398 Fontana. Lisa Kay 424 Foote. Cindra Helene 396 F'orbes. Kelly Kourtney 339 Ford. Nancy Ann 325 Ford. Steven Francis 292 Fordycc. Steven Robert 364 Forcll. Gregory Gene 406 Forell. Jeffrey Dean 406 Forkner. Mark James 360 Forney. Michael Eugene 228 F'orrest. Patrick Howard 319 Forsberg. Donald Geoffrey 345 Forsythe. Brook 448 F'orte. David John 211 Fortner. Richard Leland 406 Fortun. Kathi Marie 329 Fortune. Cheryl Ann 348 Foster. Andrew Wayne 350 Foster. Cynthia Anne 196.299 Foster. David James 345 Foster. Debora Ann 250,331 Foster. Gregory Paul 448,471 Foster. Peter Snelby 50 Foster. Sharon Irene 199.265 Foster. Yvonne Leigh 346 Foures, Annette 325 Fox. Brian Lee 412 Fox. Kelly Lea 218. 241.424 Fox. Lori Denise 108.283.424 Fox. Tama Christine 342 Fox. Virginia 1.414.471 Frack. Kristian Jay 336 Frank. Carol Jean 352 Franklin. Curtis Leonard 204.412 Frasier. Jeffrey Scott 334 Fraunfelder. Helene Jean 325.415 Fraunfelder. Yvette M. 414 Frazier. Erin I.eigh 426 Frazier. Marlee Ruth 461 Frazier. Robert Leon 339 Frcdcen. Kathleen Sue 432 Frederick. Nicholas Del 200 Frederick. Paul Randall 228 Fredericlwon. Jane Louise 424 Fredricksen. Debra J. 338 Freeman. Jeffrey Willis 335 Freer. Paul Francis 412 Freer. Raymond Marvin 50.304 F'rench. Kathleen Ellen 328 French. Timothy Randolph 335 Frentress. Michelle Ann 336 F'rey. Lon Eugene 448 F'rick. Warren Engler 253 Fricke. Lisa Sherre 287.326.417 Fricker. Mark Alan 113 Fricdemann. Scott Dale 430 Friedman. Cary Michael 67 Friedman. Lisa Jane 325 Friend. Linda Dee 357 Frier. Beverly Ann 331 Fries. Jane Esther 197.382 Frisbic. Steve 304 Frisco. Glen Steven 359 Fritscn. Brad 351 Fritz. Cathlccn Marie 168.361 Fromherz. Russell Kevin 210.222 Frommelt. Heidi 417 Frost. Douglas Scott 452 Frostad. Kristi Jo 432.471 Frye. Curtis Harrison 339 Frye. Suzanne Linor 380 Fuerstenau. Daryl Scott 428 Fugua. Thad 320 Fuhrman. Kari Jean 323.391 Fujii. Lisa Ann 230.302 Fuiii. Tami Lynne 205 F'u)imori. Lloyd S. 298 F'u|ishin. Lanny Alan 117.197.250. 265. 350. 351 Fulham. Richard Robert 354 Fulkerson. Clyde Everett 334 Fuller. Alan Richard 438 Fullerton.James Samuel 429 Fullman. Edward Carl 264 Fulp. Ronald Kenneth 250 Fulton. Kent M. 275 Funaki. Paula Marsue 230.333 F'undak. Davorin 319 Fundak. Crozdana 318 Fung. Janice Hung 382 Furgcson. Kathy 274 Furukawa. Yumi 325 G Gaard. Susan Dawn 426 Gabriel. Ira Bruce 319 Gaeth, Rebecca Marie 250 Gahr. Thanh Jeffery 359 Gaiser, Kathryn 416 Gakstatter. Jeffrey Jack 216 Galati, Stephen John 429 Galatz. Susan Marie 280.324 Galbrcath. Terry Michael 343 Gallagher. Patrick Shawn 471 Gallagher. Shane Patrick 319.450 Gallaway. Phil 318 Galloway. Donna Coleen 211.216 Gann. Christopher William 420 Gano. Mark Emmett 223 Gansel, Lynda Jane 323 Gantcnbcin, Rosmarie Irene 326 Ganung. Michael 357 Garber. Richard Frank 85.318 Garbus. Nancy Ann 328 Garcia. Gregory A. 67 Garcia. Jerry Conrad 210 Gardner, David Eugene 202 Gardner. Lisa Polly 385 Garland. Gerald |eromc 350 Garlinghousc. Frederick Myers 438 Garlocx. Jenny Marie 358 Gamer. Kimberly R 416 Garrett. Christpher Dale 452 Garrett. Margaret Louise 285 Garriott. Tammy Sue 346 Garrin. Theresa 356 Gartenberg. Mitchell Ellis 296 Gathwait. Allison Diane 285 Gassaway. William |av 295.418.472 Gassner, Christopher Henry 412 Gassner, Michael E. 347 Gaston. Garcy A. 201 Gatchcll. Cheryl Marie 321 Gates. Katherine Frances 259 Cates. Matthiis A. 357 Gates. Robin Marie 344 Gathercoal. Gwyn Louise 331 Gatrcll. Evelyn Andrea 353 Gauen. Suzanne Elizabeth 283.422 Gaughan. Susan Marie 283 Caulke. Cindy Lynn 219 Gavin. Joe 179 Gavin. Patricia Claire 196 Cayaldo. John Anthony 360 Gcbhard. Brian Harold 457 Gcdroez. Alan |oseph 351 Geedey. Suzanne Marie 382 Gchring. Philip Wendel 226 Geiger. Eric Wade 437 Geiier. Janelle G. 426 Cciserl. Reinhard Daniel 264 Gentry. Bradford David 203 Gentry-. James Myles 362 Gentry. Suella Ruth 382 Genualdi. Mary Judith 322 Genualdi. Susan Diane 385 Genzales. Calle 403 George. James Robert 334 George. Linda Gail 323 George. Richard Koemer 366 Geproez. Al 351 Gerhart. Lisa Marie 414 Gerl. Jennifer Lea 325 Gemnart. Scott Kane 305 Gerot. Jane Alice 288.433 Gesley. Susie Gail 277,426 Getteffinger. Cheryl Ann 299.446 Gettelfinger. Elaine Marie 299.446 Geyer. Jeffrey Mark 355 Gibbons. Laurie Kathryn 432 Gibbs. Wallace 154 Gibson. Colleen Wanda 74.76.285. 446 Gibson. Scott Justin 270.406 Cibson. Teresa M. 207.259.408.472 Giddings. Margaret Letitia 326 Gicngcr. Laurie L. 241.346 Gicrga. Patricia [ohanna 338 Gicszler. Susan Jean 396 Gilbaugh. Mollie Ann 329 Gilbert. Christopher James 347 Cilbert. Libby 356 Gilbert. Wayne Francis 219 Gildersleeve. Kathryn Louise 399 Ciles. Gregory Charles 250. 251. 472 Giles. Jacqueline Ann 422 Giles, Sean Michael 418 Gill. Alice Victoria 244 Gill. Linda Ann 86 Gill. William John 334 Gilley. Tamara Lynne 396 Gillman. Janet Frances 274.331 Gingerich. Eraina Jeen 287.414 Cinos. Donna 218 Giorgi. Timothy Shane 319 Giroa, Heidi Anne 425 Cittins. R.Jolene319 Glascock. Kevin John 410 Glavine. Michael Matthew 410 Glaze. Joanne Marie 287.433 Glynn. Arthur William 442 Gnos. Dona Maria 197.276 Godbey. Vance Sterling 210 Goderre. Robert Joseph 438 Goesch. Rosemary Mae 403 Goetz. John Carl 275,452 Goetz. Susan Miriam 432.472 Goclzingcr. Lynne Marie 265 Coggin. Randall Robert 234 Going. Stephen Marc 366 Golden. Patti Sue 352 Golden. Teresa Anne 350.403 Golden. Maurice Franklin. Ill 219 Goldman. Jon Curtis 265 Goldman. Lynne 238 Golsan. Elisc Ann 280.417 Gomez-Jimenez, Jose Manuel 438 Gomez. Frank. Jr. 438 Gonzales. Calle Ann 281,323 Gonzales. Scott Goode. Randall Scott 357 Goodcll. Melissa Dawn 327 Gooding. John Nicholas 445 Cooley. Kevin Joseph 300 Goon. Lydia Jayne 333 Gorackc. Gregoiy Cordon 336 Coracke. Leslie Diane 346 Gorchels. Gregory Francis 460 Gordon. Jay 454 Gordon. Karen Marie 446 Gordon. Kimberly Sophia 229 Gordon. Laurie Sue 216 Gordon. Nadine 227 Gordon. Natalie Rae 207.472 Gordon. William lay 253 Gore. Paul Crawford 402 Gorham. Karen Elaine 281. 284.285. 3% Contain, lames Basil 388 Gorman. Julie Elizabeth 284.338 Gorman. Kathleen Marie 284.340 Gorman. Michael Thomas 80 Gormley. Cathy Elaine 322 Gorslinc. Marla May 219. 244 Gosikc. S. Srihari 226 Cossack. Gres Thomas 350 Gothro, Pat 295. 296 Goudy. Ruth Diane 299.446 Goulard. Frank 172 Gould. Randy Phillip 245 Goulet. Wenay |o 390 Gourley. Patrick Marvin 253.454 Gove. Rand Nathan 443 Groves. Leslie 422 Goya. Sandra T. 328 Goyins. Denise Marie 414 Crace, |effrey Charles 216 Grady. Kelly Lynn 203.358 Graf. Nancy Maureen 223 Graham. Andy 234 Graham. Douglas Allan 440 Graham. |ames Richard 339 Graham. Molly Dawn 380 Graham. Rodney Lee 299 Grammedl. Steve 335 Grammel. James Patrick 347 Granquist. Michael Todd 350 Grant. Brian Karl 429 Grant. Dave Mark 428 Grant. Douglas Scott 255 Grant. James 418 Grant, jeniphr Susan 333 Graue. Eric Owen 198.201 Graves. Cameron Cerard 365 Graves. David Lawrence 222.359 Craves. David Wilbur 222.359 Graves. George Warren 241,297.442 Graves. Thomas Howard Graves. Toni Marie 263.330 Cravillc. Steve Vance 335 Gray. Douglas William 218 Gray. Jennifer 390.473 Gray. Jonathan Dean 334 Gray. Mary 165 Cray. Nancy Janet 353 Gray. Nancy Lynne 353 Gray. William Stokes 266.430 Greener. Mary Regina 323 Green. A. C. 126.128.129 Green. Astrid H. 416 Green. Billie 412 Green. Diane Ruth 68 Green. Douglas 428 Green. Harold Edward Green. John Douglas 67 Grenn. John Kenneth 67 Green, i.aurie Kay 197.417 Green. Peggy Sue 396 Green. Robert Lewis 428 Green. Susan Elizabeth 61.284,357 Greenaway. Christopher Paul 251 Greene. Donald Geraurd 388 Greene. Karen Marie 330 Greenley. Lance Richard 410 Greenaway. Chris 359 Greenup. Richard Sidney 430 Greenway. Gail Laura 342 Greer, laurel Joann 361 Cregg. Tamara Lynn 414 Gregg. Thomas Michael 341 Gregory. Susan Marie 281 Gregory. Tom E. 320 Creiner. Cynthia Christine 76.77.78. 151 Greiner. Meg 323 Grcnz. Rebecca Lynn 196 Grcve. Cynthia Ann 396 Grey. James Allen 364 Grieb. Julie Virginia 22.177.197.207. 253. 276.446 Grieve. Susan Monica 322 Griffcth. Karin Louise 340 Griffin. Cari Lee 321.423 Griffith. Robert Norman 216 Griffiths. James Edgar 253 Griffiths. Jill Marie 279.287.327.427 Griffiths. Linda 390 Grimm. Kathryn Lynn 422 Grindcman. W. Dann 228 Groggin. Rany 351 Groner. Joann 433 Gros. Dona 117 Crashong. Gordon Scott 202 Crosjacques. Jennifer Ruth 328 Gross. Steven Kendall 343 Grothe. Donald Eugene. Jr. 201 Grover. Joann Rae344 Grover. Penelope Ann 330 Groves. Leslie Louise 245 Groves. Linda Sue 234.426 Grubb. Joanne 204 Cruchalla. Jim 351 Gruher. |im Scott 201.420 Guard. Richard Lee440 Cuariento. Daniela E. 323 Guddat. Douglas A. 222 Guilliams. Cynthia Ann 245 Gullickson, Mary 338 Guiraut. Janine Marie 424 Gulbranson. Gary I-ee 343 Guluig. Derik 339 Gunderson. Donna Marie 285.433 Gunderson. Todd Allen 229.404 Gunkel. Kathryn O Connor 200 Gunn. Gigi L. 346 Gunther. Michael Robert 360 Gunzenhauser. Sharon Lynne 333 Cuss. Lesa Lea 358 Gustafson. Gay Lynn 353 Gustafson. Kenneth Edward 418.473 Gustafson. Susan Lynn 280. 325.399 Gustafson. Teresa Kay 259 Gustin. Jeffery Scott 228.303.345 Guterman. Stacey Jean 259.331 Guthrie. Charlene I-ouise 346 Guthrie. Joan 281 Guy. John Ralph 360 Guzman. Peter 36 Gygax-Coloma. Otto Alejandro 223 H Ha. Wayne K. 436 Haak. Raymond John 457 Haak. Theresa Marie 281.385 Haaland. Tracy Kay 277. 287.426 Haas. Douglas Edward 430 Haberkom. Debra May 236 Hack. Terry Alan 227 Hackenbeiger. Penny JoAnn 285 Haddeland. Paul |aret 258 Hadfield. Laurel Jane 283.408 Had field. Tracy Allyn 409 Hafner. Hilary Ann 414 Haftorson. Stacy Lynne 330 I laga. Paula 344 Hagan. Cynda Marie 322.399 Hagedom. Lauri Ann 196 Hagerty. John Stansell 400 Hanerson. Linda 28 Haight. David Russell 457 Haines. Lori Dee 356 Haines. Susan Diane 433 Hakanson. Ralf Marion 356 Haldorson. Jon Michael 330 Hale. Audrey Lynn 40. 218.238.241. 247. 285. 426 Hale. Clenn Ronald 234 Hales. Mark Robert 442 Hales. Michelle Sue 408 Haley, Carol Lynn 352 Halferty. Keary Douglas 430 Hall. Catherine Mane 323. 408 Hall. Catherine Theresa 408 Hall. Frank Eugene 429 Hall. Keith 349 Mall. Kevin Brent 364 Hall. Leslie Ann 340 Hall. Mark Alan 364 Hall. Mark Henry 364 Hall. Shellyc Lucille 356 Hall. Stephen Gregory 198.201.438 Hall. Stephen W. 198.201.438 Haller. Scott Aden 218.354 Halle)'. Loric Jean 285.325 Halliday. Scott 320 Hallquist. Marc Roy 443 Halm. Sharon Lynne 285.287 Halter. Karen Elizabeth 238 Halverson. Linda Marie 199 Halvorsen. Emily 336 Halvorson. Holly Ann 289. 342.415 Hamada. Eric Scott 349 Hamann. Camilla Sue 268 Hamby. Lisa Marie 344 Hamel. Nicolas Noel 350 Hamilton. Catherine Suzanne 342 Hamilton. Elizabeth Helen 228.321 Hamilton. Garvin James 452 Hamilton. Gary Delbert 350 Hamilton. Lynnette Marie 333 Hamilton. William 226 Hamlin. Gregory Alan 420 Hammer. Mark Allen 334 Mammon, Lori Ann 324 Hammond. Chris Jay 220 Hammond. Hazel Elisabeth 380 Hammond. |ohn Allan 234 Hammond. Katherine Louise 417 Hampson, Blair Martin 226 Hampton. Dana |eanne 244 Hamsing. Steven 412 Hancock, Brian James 429 Hancock. Douglas Andrew 345 Hancock. Douglas Damian 345 Hancock. James Hartlett 242.275 Hancock. James Russell 275 Hand. Sally Jean 249 Hanes. Erin 243 Haniuk. Kathryn Louise 204 Handy. Paul 351 Hanna. Sonya Lea 276 Hannigan. Peggy Annette 384 Hannum. Christopher Paul 284.443 Hansen. Ion Elliott 275. 282 Hansen. Julie Lynn 323 Hansen. Karen Jean 390 Hansen. Kim 342 Hansen. Mark Bradford 418 Hansen. Mark Ole 418 Hansen. Mark Richanl 418 Hanslits. taurcncc Thomas 351 Hanson. Gregory Norman 337 Hanson. Heidi Sue 380 Hanson. Kendra Jo 333. 409 Hanson. Lori 228 Hanson. 1-orri J 325 Hanson. Lowell Peter 336 Hanson. Michael William 264.357 Hanson. Roger Neils 228. 347 Hanson. Sonja Jane 324 Hantze. l-ori Kathryn 422 Haole. Donna K 380 Haoq. David Saleem 343 Harbolt. James Bruce 258 Hard. Robert 364 Hardebeck, Brian Charles 364 Harding. Ann Kathleen 288. 324 Harding. Daniel Scott 445 Harding. Ian Alexander 365 Harding. Mark Alan 242.258.430 Harding. Sarah Louise 424 Harding. Susan Carol 432 Hardman. Cindy May 346 Hardy. Daniel Ralph 454 Hare. Gwen 238 Hargis. Leslie Ann 408 Harlan. Daniel Lewis 107 Harlan. Jeffrey Philip 365 Harmon. Byron Charles 200 Harmon.ludy 196.244 Harney. Erin Marie 283. 396 Harper. Kevin Leslie 300 Harreld. David Albert 337 Harriette. Anzai 323 Harris. David Joseph 438 Harris. David Vincent 438 Harris. George W. 26S. 457 Harris. Irwin 192.193 Harris. Jeffrey Allen 438 Harris. Myles 332 Harris. Rebecca Anne 346 Harrison. Kellene Jo 326 Harrison. William Wyckoff 253 Harry, Thomas Raymond 300 Harryman. Michael Gordon 440 Hart. Alan Rodger 282.430 Hart. Daniel Charles 227 Hart. |enny Sue 390 Harter. Charlotte Helen 358 Hartman. David Paul 438 Hartman. Joyce Louise 325 Hartmann. Marilyn 264 Hartmann. Ronald Ian 203 Hartung. Elizabeth Ann 283.286.424 Hartung. Gail Ann 274 Hartwell. Laura Susan 408 Harvey. James Mike 275.436 Harvey. Joan Marie 344 Harvey, Paul Charles 436 Harwood. Rachael Lloyd 284.344 Hasenoehrl. Alan Dean 440 Haskell. Penni Helene 396 Hassen. Julie Ann 329 Hassen. Kasheef 72 Hastings. Brian Thomas 448 Hastings. Ty 224.266 Hastings. Warren 196.278.448 Hatch. Cheryl Anne 211.259 Hatch. Cindy Renea 327.417 Hatch. Robert Dee 282.406 Hatch. Wayne Edwin 359 Hatcher. Dana Robert 358 Hatcher. Jeffrey Lane 428 Hatfield. Loren Roy 345 Hatfield. Robert Dale 429 Hatleberg. Joanne Marie 396 Hatleberjt Julie Lynn 327.397 Hattrup. George Paul 358 Haude. Lorraine 380 Haugc. Sharon Ann 105.398.474 Haugen. Kathee 353 Havird. Patrick Wayne 442 Havlicek. Mary Elizabeth 338 Havlik. Jenny 67 Hawken. Nicholas James 412 Hawkins. Robin Ann 265.380 Hawkins. Ruth 228 Hawkinson. Thomas Newton 225. 345 Hawley. Brian Anthony 253 Hawn. Brett Raymond 438 Haworth. Ellen Gwen 340 Hawthorne. Clarence Alan 137 Hayden. Kevin Matthew 364 Haye. Patrick Robert 319 Haynes. Erin 241 ’Haynes. Jonathan W. 210 Hays. Charles Alford 360 Hays. Gary 335 Hayward. Ronald William 298. 335 Hazeltine. Phil 366 Hazelton. Lee Michael 265.334 Headlock. Steve 298 Hearst. Jim 170 Heater. Robert Douglas 454 Heath J. Erick 459 Heath T. Matthew 459 1 leath. Tracy Ann 364.427 Heberling. Marc Alan 278. 448 Hedeen. Daniel Edward 365 Hedeen.Janice Yvonne 174.244.249 Hedges. Bill 320 Hedges. Richard Allen 299 Hedlund. Karl Philip 270 Hee. Roberta 352 Heeney. William Patrick 203 Heesacker. Michael Allen 228. 303. 334 Hccszel. Care Porter 452 Heffeman. Sheila Kathleen 342 Hefty. Brian Joseph 420 Hegfie. Ronald Biom 318 Heideman. Joseph Eugene 318 Heidloff. Douglas Gene 428 Heidt. Dianne Rose 327 Heigel. Douglas Wayne 237.428,474 Heiken. Douglas Otto 343 Heilberg. Tim 383 Heiman. Laura Jean 398 Heine. Sandra |ean 329.330.268 Heinrich. Beth Ann 237.424.474 Heinsma. Dewey Dale 383 Heintz. Marc Smithson 420 Hciscy. Kathryn Elaine 408 Hcitznausen. Charles Edward 445 Helfrick. Diane Marie 340 Hclikson. Helen Jean 382 Heilberg. Timothy Max 202 Hcllickson. Martin 202 Hellirq. Gilann 288.322 Helm. Floyd Howard 438 Helming. Julie Ann 196.408.474 Helms. Michelle Ann 396 Heltzel. Herbert Deo 445 Helvie. Geri Lynn 361 Helwig. Christopher Patrick 428 Hemenway. Kelli Sue 346 Hemingway. Linda 348 Henas. Suzanne 247 Henderson. Kenneth Paul 365 Henderson. Lisa Eileen 353 Henderson. Marcia Anne 274.329 Hendricks. Mark Daniel 217.241.444 Hendrickson. |ustin K. 343 Hendrix. Janet Leigh 264 Hendrix. Reginald Gerard 341 Hendry. Violet 432 Henery. Colleen 83 Henkel. David Alan 362 Henkelman. Susan Colleen 344 Henklc. Douglas Branch 198. 201.474 Henne. Todd Jeffrey 388 Henness. Connie Jo 274 Henningsen. Robert Alexande. Ill 278 Hennion. Shannon 340 Henny. Amy Anne 86.322 Henry. Jeffroy F. 383 Henry. Randolph Harold 347 Henry. Rebecca Lynn 287.417 Henry. Steven Lee 388 Hensen. Elizabeth 281 Hensley. Jeffrey. Russell 184.165. 436 Henson. Amy Elizabeth 213 Henson. Dale Lynne 2S3 Henson. Lisa 321 Henzel. Brian Joseph 400 Herchcr. Ann Elizabeth 28.218.242. 398 Herder. Caryn Anne 322.417 Hcring. Carol |ean 356.403 Hcring. Julie Ann 281,355 Hcriza. Ann Marie 339 Herlitz, |ana Lynn 285.417 Herman. Donald Stephen 364 Herman. Kent Allen 448 Herman. Linda Dumas 196.408 Hermon. Ion Henry 275.436 Hcrmon. Mary Patricia 325 Hermsen. Jeanne Marie 223 Herome. Paula 361 Herr. David Bricn 438 Herrick. Jennifer Lynn 433 Herring. Jacqueline Dee 320 Hem. Dawn Ann 327 Hervct. Kiel nh 365 Hcrwig. Michael Henry 383 Her . Marcia Ann 424 Hessel. Lori Elizabeth 352 Hetland. Kerry 240 Hettum. Mark Paul 217 Hcucr. Matthew Ward 388 Heupel. David Wayne 429 Hewitt. Mark Andrew 228.327 Hewitt. Mary Thercse 327 Heyerly. |eflrey Randall 337 Hibbs. Debra Louise 416 Hicks. David Earl 343 Hicks. Deborah Ann 338 Hicks. Linda Rae 408 Hicks. Mark Paul 204 Hicks. Nancy Lorraine 285.328.409 Hicks. Tani Shay 218. 289 Hielt. Roberta Marie 336 Higgins. Donald Arthur 388 Higgins. Michelle Ann 346 Hignficld. Mary Katherine 219 Highsmith. Mary Kay 172 Higley. Margaret Roso 228.324 Hikido. Peter Kcl 332 Hildcrbrand. Kristie Marie 355 Hilken. Barbara Ann 370 Hill. Donna Lorainc 416 Hill. Laura Ann 117.197.227.305. 408 Hill. Laura lean 117.197.227.305. 408 Hill. Lisa Kathryn 328 Hill. Patricia Lynn 358 Hill. Suzanne I.ynn 390 Hill. Tracy Mane 214.285.417 Hill. John F.. Jr. 359 Hillard. Cathy 238 Hillccke. Elaine Frances 240 Hiller. Ann Marie 376 Hilliard. Catherine Anne 285,426 Hillycr. Terry Alan 350 Hilsenkopf. Michael Joseph 407 Hinck. Suzanne Marie 287.417 Hindes, Stetson Douglas 341 Hinkclman. Todd Daniel 350 Hinkle. Scott Randall 382 Hint. Scott 334 H inter. Matt 357 Hirata. Gayle Ann 249 Hitt. James Eugene 336 Hitt. William B. 358 Hittner. Jeanne Anne 234 Hittner. Marianne Patricia 287,417 Hittner. William Alan. Jr. 428 Hitzelbergcr. Sharon Ann 361 Hjordy. Johnston 289 Ho. Lynn Marie 326 Hobbs. Jyl Allyson 352 Hochstatter. Michael Scott 440 Hockaday. Rex Darrell 319 Hockenberger, Penny 396 Hockley. James Robert 404 Hodecker. Gregory William 258.430 Hodges. Joe Patrick 347 Hodgkinson. Janine Dawn 396 Hodgson. Glen James 202 Hodgson. Jamie Leigh 287.414 Hoelschcr. Hans William 354.459 Hoerauf. Rachel Dec-Ann 223 Hoeyc. Kim Jcrene 323.417 Hofcld. Lome Edward 345 Hofeldt. Marchclle Kay 327 Hoff. Colette Marie 330 Hoffbuhr. Gregg Whitney 108.232. 278.282 Hoffer. Scott Paul 436 Hof fine. Scott Bruce 350 Hoffman. Laura lean 333 Hogan. Elizabeth Jane 398 Holbrook. Larry Pnillip 278.454 Holbrook. Pamela Jo 262 Holbrook. Robert Lee 126.129 Holdman. Christopher Benjamin 258 Holland. Bradley Lyle 370 Holland. Chalyn 332 Holland. Jonathan Ray 412 Holland. Kevin Scott 438 Hollar. Susan Lynne 384 Hollenbeck. Mark Steven 228.404 Hollister. Catherine Blackwood 268. 433 Holloway. Glenna Kathleen 396 Holm. Marybeth 348 Holman. Michael Dean 404 Holmes. Carol Jane 432.474 Holmes. Cam L. 287 Holmquist. Dave Robert 282 Holmstedt. Marti Karen 396 Holstrom. Sandra Marie 424.474 Holoubek. Bruce Russell 282 Holoubek. Cynthia Dawn 408 Holtan. Dr. Don 265 Holtzinger. Carolyn 324 Holway IV. Jamieson Edward 388 Holzapfel. Ruth Anne 391 Homolac. Karen Ann 204 Homstad. Douglas Duane 337 Hook. Sherri Lynn 280.398 Hooper. Jeanne Louise 262 Hoots. Marie Diane 338 Hoover. Amy Louise 380 Hoover. Diane Lynn 22S Hoover. Mark A. 196 Hope. William Earl 264.357 Hopkins. Judith Elender 390 Hoppe. Shannon Lea 322 Hopwood. Bernard Dale 459 Hord. Barbara Ann 324 Horn. Jeffrey Allan 275.310 Horn, jerry 108 Horn. Kellie Ann 396 Home. John Charles 298.436 Homecker. Kathryn Doty 424 Horsley. Donna |o 215.286 Horvath. Stephen E. 440 Hoshida. Larry Michio362 Hosterman. Scott H. 345 Hostick. Cody John 201 Hotman. Darren Scott 448 Houck. Elizabeth Ann 475 Hough. Anne Elizabeth 277.398 Houk. Bridget C. 328.427 Houk. Tony L 370 Houle. Anare Maurice 297.442 House. Brenda Kay 408 Houston, lanet Lynn 265 Houston. Manuel Dee 336 Hout. Karen Elizabeth 358 Hoveland, Lisa Lee 289,423 Hover. Tammie Renae 320 Howard. Eric Douglas 438 Howard. Gary Lynn 440 Howard. Jason Lee 341 Howard. Margaret Marie 322 Howard. Patrick Joseph 319 Howard. Thomas Edward 310.360 Howarth. |ean Timpe 207.237.244. 277.287 Howarth. Kent Dickson 430 Howe. Geri Lynne 322.415 Howell. Karen Patricia 328 Howell. Mark Alan 232.454 Howell. Regina Sue 218 Howse. Kathy Marie 331 Hoy. April Kellene 353 Hoy. Douglas E. 430 Huard. Laura Ann 352 Hubbard. Amanda Kay 274.340 Hubbell. Cregory Wayne 282 Hubble. Mark 362 Hubler. Shawna Jeannine 325 Huckfeldt. Debra Marie 348.417 Huckm. Scott 347 Huddleson. Alan Cary 310 Huddleston. Jon Glenn 343 Hudgens. Kathleen Anne 340 Hudlow. Patricia Rhae 390 Hudson. Kristi Elizabeth 398,424 Hudson. Kristine Elaine 398.424 ' Huey. |ohn Robert. Ill 354 Huff. Brett Eugene 216 Huffman. Nancy Marie 391 Huffman. Patrick Dale 443 Hufford. Mary Elizabeth 382 Hug. Cherie Lyn 358 Hug. Lori Ann 216 Hughes. David Jeffrey 64.410 Hughes. Kathleen Marie 299 Hughes. Scott 406 Hughes. Shannon Rae 326 Huglin. Grant Stuart 300 Hugo. Steven Craig 275.440 Huic. Barbara Ann 310.361 Hull. Christina Renee 328 Hull. Kevin John 359 Hut Kimberly Josephine 327 Hulquist. Bradley Roberl 436 Hulquist. Lisa Diane 280.425 Hulquist. Mark Edward 436 Hultgren. Craig Evan 452 Humble. Sally Michelle 125 Humphrey. Megan Edith 424 Humphreys. Richard C. 295 Humphries. Karyn Antoinette 161. 233 Humheries. Merideth Ann 326 Hunsakcr. Diane Lynn 262.329 Hunsdon. Tami Faith 353 Hunsingcr. Al 79 Hunt. David Frederick 445 Hunt. Donald Dale 460 Hunt. Todd Bradley 430 Hunteman. Tambn Lynne 382 Huntley. Sandra Jo 110 Huntsman. |ames McNeil 250.359 Huppin. Lawrence Zane 354 Hurlbut. Gina Morena 218.352 Hurlbutt. Cynthia Louise 446 . Hurless. Gregory Scott 350 Hurley. Jean 330 Husari. Ray Eric 370 Huserik. Richard Kendall. II 282.420 Hutchins. Scott Andrew 347 Hutchinson. Catherine Sue 324.390 Hutchinson. Cary Lee 388 Hutchinson. Michael Craig 436 Hutchinson. Michael Lon 436 Hutchinson. Theodore Robert 406 Hutson. Laura Marie 348 Hutson. Michele 348 Hyde. Sharon Irene 414 Hyer. Daniel Bryan 356 Hytrek. Dan Alan 388 I Ichimura. Scott Francis 302 Idlewine. Nancy Louise 426 Idris. Nor Aini 236 Idzcrda. Evelyn Myrtle 356 Imai. Peggy Harue 296 Imbrie. Katherine Ann 216 Imper. James Paul 452 Inahara. Bradley Takashi 354 Ingraham. Katherine Marjorie 268 Inman. Jeffrey Leon 200 Innes. Kevin John 215.436 Inouye. Lori Dawn 329.415 Instenes. David Scott 310 Irish. Dena Marie 327 Irvin. Diane Sue 310 Irving. Mark William 430 Irwin. Anne Elizabeth 426 Irwin. Delora Ann 202.222 Irwin. Melinda Louise 274.356 Irwin. Michael Ross 350 Irwin, Michael Roy 350 Irwin. Mitchell Ray 310.360 Irwin. Roberl Louis 357 Irwin. Shawn Fay 333 Isaac. Ann Marie 424 Isaac. Bradley Edward 448 Isaksow. Mark 460 Isley. Barbara 226 Iscnberg. Tawnia Renee 408 Ishitani. Nancy Susan 424.475 Isotalo. Sharon Lynn 310 Iverson. Daniel Fredric 412 Iverson. Paul Richard 220 Iverson. Robert Vincent 448 Ivezic. Nada Bernadette 207.216.414 J jack. Cynthia Ann 298 ackman. Jennifer Lynn 353 ackola, Dwayne Andrew 351 ackson. Bill 216 ackson. Christopher Adam 402 ackson. Darcene Laveme 333 ackson. Julie Ann 352 ackson. Kim Daniel 208. 210 a cob. Andrew Charles 305 a cobs. James Patrick 262 acobs. Kelly Elizabeth 262.391 a cobs. Tracy 436 acobsen. Michael Earle 359 ocobson, Douglas Alan 310.448 acobson. Jeanette Rae 408 acque. Dustina Odessa 279.321 aeger. John Ralph 253.454 after. Daniel Majduddin 364 amerson. Cynthia Ann 346 ames. Rebecca Ann 342 ames. Terrence C. ameson. Jennifer Joy 285.446 a meson. Peter Geofry 438 amieson. Michael W. 436 amison. Susan Helen 348.399 anes. Julie Marie 333 ansen. Christi A. 382 ansen. Judith Ann 422 anson. Pam 339 antz. Peter Brian 335 amer. Brian Donald 337 arvis. Cheryl Lee 310 arvis. Christine Lynne 229.310 arvis. Christine Marie 229.310 arvis. Daniel B. 229 arvis. Lysa Marie 397 aworsky. Lydia Irene 326 offers. Brigitte 310 effrey. John Allan 217.241.297.442 clinch, Julie Therese 328 enck. Mary Ann 328 enkins. David P. 358 enkins. Denette Carol 216.384.385 enkins. Eric Christopher 332 enkins. Roger Cerald. II 430 ennings. Debora Jean 446 ennings. Deborah K. 446 ennings. Gerald Ritchie. Jr. 410 ensen. Cynthia Jeanne 427 ensen. David Andrew 442 ensen. David Timothy 442 ensen. Eloise Elizabeth 390 ensen. loel David 310 ensen. Karen Rosemarie 391 ensen. Kelli Denise 415 ensen. Margaret Lora 310 ensen. Mark Edward 282.406 ensen. Peggy 279.336 ensen. Richard Eric 336 ensen. Shari Marie 433 ensen. Sharon Patricia 279 entry. Jeff 166 emagan. Sandi Gail 433 erome. David Gene 410 espersen. Anthony Michael 310.359 etnro. Mary Anne 331 ewett. Denise Marilyn 340 ewett. Michael Ray 270 imenez. Thomas Daniel 365 imerson. Lee James 241.275.430 o. Monica Emi 310 ochem. Debra Kaye 253 ochickc. Michael 359 ockers. Daniel Scott 217 ohansson. Eric Lennart 170 ohnnie. William Michael 108.109 ohns. Linda Kate 234 ohnson. Barbara Gayle 326 ohnson. Barry Alan 294 ohnson. Brian David 259.310 ohnson. Brian John 259.310 ohnson. Britt Allison 418 ohnson. Bruce Alan 432 ohnson. Bruce G. 432 ohnson. Bruce Robert 432 ohnson. Cheryl Lynn 330 ohnson. Chris 233 ohnson. Christopher Stuart 440 onhson. Denise Lynette 283.432 ohnson. Derry K. 402 ohnson. Diane 43.286.422 ohnson. Dianne Louise 339 ohnson. Eric 234.235.351 ohnson. Gene Vincent 429 ohnson. George Arthur 119.418 ohnson. Heather Margaret 382 ohnson. lanet Marie 403 ohnson. jay A.347 ohnson. elf 247.282.406 ohnson. Kam E.324 ohnson. Karen Lisa 228.336 ohnson. Kelly Marie 249 ohnson. Kenneth Bjorn 452 ohnson, Kenneth Wayne 452 ohnson. Kerry' 354 ohnson. Kevin Dean 279 ohnson. Kim Marie 297.325 ohnson. Kimherly Ann 325 ohnson. I.ee Rondyll 349 ohnson. Linda Anne 228.331.476 ohnson. Louise Elizabeth 408 ohnson. Mark Allen 404 ohnson. Mark Duane 404 ohnson. Martin Allen 400 ohnson. Michael David 428 ohnson. Michael Duane 428 ohnson. Michael E. 476 ohnson. Ncls418 ohnson. Peter Duane 430 ohnson. Rhonda Renee 476 ohnson. Roland jon 383 ohnson. Saralyn Sue 192.199.218. 276.299.446 ohnson. Scott Aric 282 ohnson. Scott David 282 ohnson. Scott Gale 282 ohnson. Seth Allen 214.418 ohnson. Susan Marie 320 ohnson. Tcri Ann 189. 280.324 ohnson. Terri |o 280 ohnston. Dale Ross 438.476 ohnston. Darrel Gene ohnston. David Paul 282.400 ohnston. Hjordy Lou 207.286. 289. 391 ohnston. |anice Elaine 376 ohnston. Scott 350 ohnstone. Susan Arden 287 oiner. Cary Clitton 438 olliff. Thomas Craig 310 ones. Brian David 354 ones. Brian Paul 354 ones. Caroline Elaine 274 ones. Cheryl Michelle 207.228.237. 259. 348. 476 ones, acki Lee 279.342 ones, ane Diane 200 ones, effery David 188.258.430 ones, effrey Donald 188.258,430 ones, effrey Scott 188.258.430 ones, o 298 ones. Juim Ellen 324 ones. Lee Arnold 198.201.420 ones. Llewellyn Ashton 420 ones. I� ori Lee 397 ones. Maureen Patricia 318 ones. Michael Scott 349 ones. Nina Lee 361 ones, Robert Cary 388 ones. Russell Glen 339 ones. Scott Allen 263 ones. Teresa Ann 234. 259.476 ongeward. Lynne Maureen 414 oraan. Denise Irene 361 ordan. Kelly Sue 476 ory. (ill Denise 424.476 osepn. Thomas Paul. Ill 278.428 oyncr. Denise Gay 336 uad. Dina Marie 328 udson. Cheryl 262 udy. Monica Marie 408 uhnkc. Uiurcncc Franklin 253 ulin. Linda Mae 476 ung. William Thomas 205 unity. |cnny 304 unor. Nancy A. 241.422 ust. Rick Cail 320 uza. Holly Kay 408 K Kahanawgh, Katy 352 Kacgi. Susan Lynn 417 Kagawa. Robert Yuji 346 Kanlke. Robert |ames366 Kaino. Tami Kay 432 Kainz. Sandra Marie 382 Kaiotko. Peggy 288 Kaiser. Kathryn Christine 333 Kalmbach. I.aurie Ann 274.338 Kalmbach. Sharon Rose 240.253 Kalmbach. Theresa Ellen 327.409 Kaluke. Hans-Martin 264 Kaluna. Jeffry Kaleponi 298 Kam. Lisa A. 340 Kamara. Carol Yvonne 476 Kan. Pamela Susan 396 Kanable, William Harold 207.232, 241 Kandra. Pamela |o398 Kane. Patrick Thomas 476 Kaneko. Gayle Toshic 230.352 Kaneko. Kristine N. 326 Kania. Diana Lynn 331 Kano. Klyomi 340 Kapp. Kelley Annette 262 Kappang. Lori 408 Karcher. Kelli Ann 285.326 Kamosh. Kristine Renee 274 Karotko. Peggy L. 288 Kasai. Arlene Kay 310 Kasberger. Michael Philip 297,332 Kaser. |eannie310 Kaser. Suzanne Marie 274.326 Kash. Debbie Diane 385 Kasparek. Kimberly Ann 390.470 Kassman. Dustin Harold 476 Kuthcrler. Karen Louise 433 Kattenbach. lay 420 Kattenback, Rick 420 Kavanaugh. Dan 294 Kauffman. Debra Ray 408.476 Kauffman. Rebecca Lynn 325.409 Kauffman. Kenneth Allen 355 Kaufman. Nancy Anne 329,415 Kaufman. Russell Lew 430 Kaukavie. Steve 233 Kauser, Todd 266 Kay. Michael Elton 350 Kearns. Deborah Ann 338 Kcascy. Theodore William 476 Kcc. Kathleen |adc 241.416 Kcc. Randy Alan 345 Keelc. Brian Douglas 438 Keenan Bonnie L. 380 Keenan, Katherine Theresa 283 Kceno. Janice Marie 289 Keene. Susan Laura 422 Keeney. Sharon Dawn 476 Keepir. Patty 234 Keoth. Laura Ann 319 Keffo’r, Jackie 382 Keilar. Barbara 318 Kellar, Susan M. 476 Keillor. Martin Eugene 347 Keim. Donna 228.339 Keim. Will Seward. Ill 228.339 Kein. Lori 330 Keiper. Patricia Ann 238.242.398. 476 Keith. Linda Marie 325.397 Kekel. Eric Allen 220. 296.418 Kekumano. Kendra Kauilani 325 Kelder. Karen Lynne 426 Kelleher. Mary Elizabeth 391 Kclleher. Susan Marie 287.417 Keller. Barbara Ann 422 Keller. Leslie Joanne 336 Keller. Lisa 344 Keller. Peter Amdt 347 Keller. Steven Lewis 438 Kelley. Maureen Sharon 424 Kelley. Teresa Rae 285.446 Kellogg. Patricia Anne 274 KellyrBarry 200 Kelly. Jo 382 Kelly. Sharon 353 Kelly. Stephen Donald 339 Kelso. Greg Ryan 349 Kemp, lulie Maria 329, 433 Kemp. Kathleen Susan 432 Kemp. Laura Diane 200.476 Kemper. James Clifford 429 Kemper. Randy Merrill 349 Kendo. Jeffrey 477 Kennar. Caroline Magdalena 283 Kennedy. Ann Marita 288.328.425 Kennedy. Cathlin Anne 288.330 Kennedy. Jack Raymond 436 Kennedy. Kent Bidwcll 223.476 Kennedy. William Bradley 420.430 Kenney. Dare 278 Kent. Ellen Kathleen 67.346 Kenyon. Deborah Ellen 166.200.408 Keoin. Johnson 457 Kcough. Karen Lynn 346.391 Kepner. Thomas 406 Kerber. Rodney J.. |r. 406 Kerfoot. Karee Brooke 310 Kerr. Julia Renee 346 Kerr. Theodore William 438 Kertz. Karmen Lea 340 Kessell. Karla Joy 384.385 Ketchum. Kathleen L. 476 Ketrenos. Kristi Lynn 280.420 Ketscher. Phillip Edward 454 Kcttcnburg. Judith Scott 322,425 Keuscher. Timothy Charles 335 Keylock. Traci Ann 297.356 Khan. Mohammad Younas476 Khan. Tanweer Younas 476 Khaw. Kheng-Joo 476 Khoury. Nader Nicola 349 Kibbey. Mark Alan 420 Kibe. Margaret Harumi 396 Kido. Bobbi Lynne 216.476 Kicfcl. Daniel Thomas 428 Kiely. Neil Christopher 454 Kiersey. David James 418 Kiersey. Douglas Arlo. Jr. 418 Kikuchi. Ayako 361 Kikuta. Elton Koichi 457 Kiley. Maureen Elizabeth 310 Killen. Dirk Hunter 440.476 Kilmer. Donald Wayne 216 Kim. Martin Choongsuh476 Kim. Sophia Soo-Un 329 Kim. Youn-Su 344 Kimball. Claude Kendall 200.476 Kimzey. John Willard 448 King. Bradley Wyatt 476 King. Daniel Lewis 442 King. Kathy Marie 348 King. Leanna Sue 218 King. Richard Allen 364 King. Stephen Ward 335.357 King. Steven John 335,357 King. Timothy Barrett 365 Kinnaird, Cynthia Rae 416 Kinnaman. Brent Clyde 454 Kinney. David Bruce 457 Kinzef. Charles John 255.388.476 Kinzey. Bruce Randal 310 Kirby. Karen Denise 288 Kirk. Patricia Jane 331 Kirk. Shamria Dawn 259.389 Kirkmiro. George Christopher 232. 430 Kirsch. Mark Timothy 319 Kirsch. Theresa Michelle 338 Kirschenman. Jay Kevin 351 Kirsop. Audrey Lee 339 Kiser. Marianne Lovell 265 Kiyokawa. [aren R. 268 Kiyokawa. Randy Mark 337 Kjemhus. jan Marie 279. 287.327.427 Kiamhus, Karen 329 Kjemhus, Michael Forrest 428 Klaassen. Glenn Frederick 339 Klaetsch. Jeffery Paul 438 Klein. Jolene Alice 446 Klein. Lisa Marie 408.476 Klein. Sandra Lea 249 Klemm. Kris 320 Klenhard. Elizabeth Ann 328.476 Klenke. Lise Anne 339 Klepach. Jennifer Ila 476 Kleppe. Del-Rae Marie 382 Kliewer. Charles P. 412 Kliewer. Julie Elisc 259 Kliewer. Peter James 197 Kligel. Deanna Dec 346 Klimovich. Vicki J. 204.214.476 Kline. Christopher Weldon 226.436. 476 Klingc. Lori Anne 338 Klinger. Christopher Michael 443 Klinkenberg. Beth Marie 424 Klinkenberg. Chris Michael Klinski. Dawn Melanie 226.310 Kloft. Mary Louise 338 Kloft. Paul J. 364 Klossner. Kelly Marie 409 Klostcrman. Arthur Paul 418 Kluempke. Scott Daniel 445 Knaak. Paulette Anne 325 Knapp. David Kevin 452 Knapp. Sheila Louise 398 Knight. Elizabeth Gertrude 284 Knight. Susan Carol 426 Knorr. Patricia Joan 122.125 Knot. Matt 459 Knott. Tracy 218.238. 239.414 Knowles. Carmel Marie 196 Knowlton. Kathleen Ann 344 Knudson. Carol Ann 274.344 Knutson. Laurie Sue 249.274.477 Kobelin. Timothy Brian 347 Kocamik. Rosanne Audrey 207 Kocer. Daniel |ohn 442 Koch. Edward Joseph 370 Koch. Shirley Louise 310 Koch. Tara Vantuyl 477 Kochan. Barbara Corinne65 Koenig. Kathy Ann 310.340 Koeper. Bobbye 193 Kocmer. Martha Buland 398 Koford. Kevin Scott 432 Koh. Agnes Swee-Neo 204 Kohashi. Julia Masako 310 Kohler. Cerald A. 310.351 Kohlheim. Paul Alan 442 Koida. Christopher William 430 Koizumi. Thomas Dana 275.355 Kok. Michael John 347 Kolenc. Peter 320 Koler. Kevin 202 Kolmbach. Laurie 75.76. 77.78 Kolzow, Karen Elizabeth 323 Komotot. Melanie Mei 175.219.230, 302.477 Kondo. Carolyn 356 Kondo. Jeffrey Alan 420 Konningrud. Bruce Alan 305 Konno. Janet Ann 477 Koopman, Gerald Clifton 266 Koppang. I-ori Rae 477 Korenaga. Holly Suzanne 352 Korinke, Steve 334 Kommann, James Edward. Jr. 430 Korthals. Angela Denise 331 Koshashi. Julia 230 Koshwara. Howard Wardhiono477 Kosydar. Edward Leonard 334 Kotn. Brenda Lee 244. 249 Kovac. Natalie 296 Koval. |ames E. 244 Kovar. Richard Bowen 181 Kozell. Laura Beth 355 Kracke. lanet Marie 352 Kracke. Margaret Ann 310 Krawecki. Frank 310 Kramer. Lisa Marie 196 Krantz. Karen I.ouise 279 Kranz, Tracy Elizabeth 417 Kratzer. Darius Aaron 334 Kraus. Thomas Alan 232.284.436 Krause. Joel Alexander 305 Krauscr. laryloc 448 Kravctz. Mark Evan 339 Krawiecki. Frank Robert 337 Krebs. Wendy Louise 323 Kriegh. Elliot Luke 460 Krigbaum. James Wayne 454.477 Kriner. Deanna Lynne 328.409 Krippaehne. John Vincent. Jr. 477 Kristensen. Glen 263 Krokum. Galen Richard 310.364 Kroner. Sally Ann 326 Krosby, Anne Elizabeth 204 Krueger. Keith Edward 457 Krueger. Kerry Rae 310.342 Krueger. Kristina 358 Krueger. Laura Marilyn 323.409 Krueger. Patricia Louise 249.477 Kruger. David Lawrence 319 Krutt. Margaret Ann 205.274.396 Kruse. Katherine M. 247.477 Krzmarzick. Raymond Dale 137.438 Kuehn.Laura Lee 331 Kuchn. Joseph Walter. Ill 438 Kugemagi. Pete 305 Kuhn, Chris Sue 218 Kuhn. Stephen Blaine 477 Kuhn. William Alan 438 Kuhne. Bret Loren 242.430 Kuhnhausen. Amy Lynn 205.210. 390.477 Kuipers. Dean Judith 154 Kula. Mable 287 Kullbcrg. lulie Aileen 285 Kum. Anarea Lynn 396 Kumabc. Karen Chieko 329 Kumar. Ashok 226 Kumar. Nanda 226 Kumar. D. Vinay 226.310 Kunkcl. Joseph James 275 Kunz. Lin Kay 205.390.477 Kurahara. Kristi Louise 323 Kurilo, Kathie Anne 391 Kuroda, Clenn Yukio 302 Kurth. Kevin D. 310 Kurtti. Rose Marie 344 Kurtz. Elizabeth 397 Kurtz. Patti Marie 477 Kusak, Richard Rodrigo 347 Kussuda. Dean 357 Kusuda. Dean Shigeo 350 Kvavle. Russell Lee 477 Kwok. Karl Kucy 477 Kwong. Marlik 349 Kyees, Susan Michele 384.385 Kyllo. Paul Allen 239.296.459 L Lajohny. James 341 LaMora. Katherine Mary 352 l.aPagc. Theodore Henry 360 I.aam. Mark Steven 471 Lacefield. Gregory' Alan 388 Lacer. Donald H. 234.477 Lacey. Theresa Marie 196.245.247, 477 Lack. Marko334 Lackey. Theresa Marie 330 Ladd. John Sherman 440 Ladd. Richard Douglas 454 Integer, Lyle Craig 404.477 Lagersteat. Bert Harry 67 Lagier. Eric Matthew 383 Lahti. Joanne Louise 112 Lai. George Su-Yuen 282.454 Laird. Debra Pauline 329 Lakso. Penny A. 311.361 Lamb, Janice Diane 477 Lamb. Margaret Ann 328 Lambert. Julie Ann 285 Lambert. Shelia Renee 426 Lamberton. Elizabeth Douglas 283. 289.414 Lamont. Rick 304 La my. Christopher John 337 handover. Richard 216 Landriault, Carl Richard 402 lindstrom. Mark Erling412.477 1-anc. Brian 28 1 .anc. Carolyn McKinstry 390 Lane. Michael Scott 210 Lanegan. Richard H.. Jr. 310 lames. Vince 351 Lanford. LesTaylor 199 Lang. Cheri Ann 477 Lang. Chriseley Janet 214 Lang. Michael it. 351 Lang. Phil David. Ill 350 Langendoerfer, Heidi Teresa A. 333 Langford. Charles 226 Langlois. Louis James 282.438 Langrell. Kimberly Ann 274 Lankton. David Wright 428 Lanman. Marc Thomas 359 Lanterman. John Dennis 226.402 Lanthrum. Andrew Richard 402 Lanthrum, Melissa 218 Lantis, Zoedel Elizabeth 477 Lantz. Kristi Ue 198.207.477 Lanyon. Denise A. 311 Lanyon. Pamela Jo 432 Lanz. Lori Marie 311. 348 Ijinzarotta. Marianne Shelly 391 l-anznrotta. Stacee Lee 289.321.425 l ipham. Daniel Ross 364 I.aporte, John 300 Larabie. Charles Edward 351 Laraway. Jon Brian 409.477 Larkin. Sheri Lvnne Larrabee. Theresa May Larraneta. Jose Miguel 459 Larrea, John Cracian 209,211 Larsen. Kimberly Kay 226 Larsen. Leilani Grace 225.288,424 Larsen. Nancy Susan 396.477 Larson. Bridget Alice 198.201.255 Larson. Donna 330 Larson. Jeff 343 Larson. Ronald Lee 350 Larson. Roxanne Marie 288.409 Lasater.Janet Marie 477 Lesley. Gail 288.414 I jissetter. Billy Joe 244 tasswell. Marla Ann 348 Laszlo. David Alan 345 l.aszlo. Jeff Thomas 225.355 Latshaw. Rebecca Ann 333 Latshaw. Sull 331 Lauck. Molly K. 326 Lauderdale. Sally Lynne 417 Lauersen. Karen Louise 361.432 Laughlin. Roy Edgcr 383 Launer. John Edward 412 Launtz. Richard Stewart 268 Laurie. Cregory Scott 477 La'Valley. Chris 207,218.238.239.241 Lavender. Elizabeth Frances 311 Lavick. John 359 Law. Mary Ayotte 124.125 Law. Janice Kay 245 Law. Roger W. 117.197.227.477 Lawrence. Jenifer Gale 174.244 I.awson. Elizabeth Ramsay 356.357 Lawson. Frank Jay 318 Lawson. Kay L. 281 Lawson. Terry June 318 Lawyer. Martin J.410 Layport, Laurie Lynne 424 Lazinka. Catherine Ann 340 Leach. Casey Vincent 459 Leach. Robin Elaine 311 Leach. Terri 265 (.each. James Bernard. IV 265 l,eahy. Michael John 357 Lcamon. Dawn Melanie 330.423 LcAner. Eric 349 Leaptrott. Thomas Edward 420 Learned. Craig Allan 334 Leavitt. Angola Renee 289.414 Leback. Brent Dudley 406 LeChevallier, Colette 338 LeClerc. Chel Ledsworth. Lisa Jean 358 Lee. Alexander Francisco 438 Lee. Bongil3U Lee. Brenda lean 244.249 Lee. David Charles 228.364 Lee. Florence Milan 208.211.311 Lee. In Tae 318 Lee. Jong Rim 370 Lee. Katy Chin 338 Leo. Kelly Ann 286.370 Lee. Lori Ann 327 Lee. Scott R. 253.454 Lee. Shirley Chan 340 Lee. Thomas Young 345 Lee. Yunpyo 253 Lcopcr. Leslie A. 424 Lees. Jacqueline Mary 398 Lcfferts. Carolyn J[o 416 Leggatt. Graeme Clyde. |r. 406 Leglcr. Sally Suzanne 398 LcCros. Ken 214.440 I-ehenbaucr. Lyn Dee 283.322 Lehenbauer. Ted Philip 430 Lchl. Kelly Marie 322.417 I.ehman. John Lee 349 taidholdt. Roxanne Adrienne M. 234. 280, 422 Leiken, Bradley Karl. Jr. 445 Leinassar. Ronald lorma 442 Leingang. David Wayne 217 Leland. Ronald Wayne 355 Leman. Hope Jeanette 209 I-emerande, Tony Lee 423 Lemon. Kirk David 354 l.enc3c. Rood John 220 I.eo. Randall Bruce 430 Leonard. Jolcnc Daun 384.385 Leonard. Kerrin Alison 311 Leonard. Loree Marie 323 Leong. John Tse-Chung 205.355 Leong. Linda P. 326 Leong. Sandra Ann 424 Leong. Teddy Kwokong 207.218.250. 354 Leong. Tim Nin223 Leruci. Terry Lynn 311.336 Leshcr. Judy Ann 390 Leslie. Barbara Joan 305 Leslie. Mark Andrew 406 Leslie. Terri Suzanne 244. 276 Lesourd. Robert Williamson 359 I.es$ard. Creg 345 (aster. Patricia Ann 274 Lester, lack Holland. Jr. 334 Leung. Lynn Yukling 328 Levear. Simon 341 Levee. Jane Elizabeth 370 Level. Mary Elizabeth 333 - Levine. Shepard 204 Levy. Lori 432 Lewis. Alicia Kay 311 Lewis. Dianna Kay 408 Lewis. Henry Robert 448 Lewis. Matthew Alfred 404 Lewis. Osia Delmer 332 Lewis. Randy Scott 275.282.284.400 Lewis. William Campbell 311 Lichty. Denise Loraine 276.311 Lie. Lia Hcrdani 361 Lien. Douglas Martin 337 Light. Megan Maureen 327 Lilly. Janet Marie 279.353.415 Lim. Lillian Jean 205.236 Lim. Rhonda Claire 339 Lime. Judy Catherine 205 Lind. Kirsten Anne 397 Lindauer. Andre Joachim 36 Lindgren. Eric P. 341 Lindquist. Jeffrey Jay 258.436 Lindquist. Jerry Lee 263. 264 Lindquist. Roger Barry 229 Lindsay. |odene Laree 324 Lindsay. Susan Edith 396 Lindsey. Dale Allen 420 Lindskog. Kyle |oan 348 Lindstrom. Dean Axel 268 Lindstrom, Teena June 352 Linn. Andrew Jerome 362 Linna. Greg Charles 227 Linnet. Dennis Richard 241 Lipskey. Diane Marie 324 Lira. Eaan Raymundo345 Lisac. Sally Ann 328 Little. Darwin Christopher 383 Little. Ellen Lee 342 Little. Karen L. 244 Little. Patricia May 234,235 Liu. Daniel C. 349 Liu. Rouen Quan Wai 230.355 Livingston, lane Marie 225.414 Lloya, Mark Ryan 452 Lo. Jennifer K. 311.340 Locke, Melissa Evelyn 325 Locke. Steven E. 295,418 Lockwood. Andy Whitney 256.430 Lochtefeld, Chns 430 Lodge. Timothy Douglas 406 Lodge. William Murray 406 Loco. John Andrew 412 Lofgrcn. Stacy Kathleen 289.331.425 Loftnus. Terry Keith 358 Loftsgard. Eric Loomis 345 Ix gan. David 319 Logsdon. Pamela Sue 285 I )kting. Karen Janette 329.399 I.ombardi. Anthony Michcal 204 linden Rodgers. Dianne 477 Ixrndon. Jeff 200 I-ong. Dana Terese 327 Long. Debra Lynn 281.396 Long, Jeffrey Merl 430 Long. Ion 365 Long. Linda Cara 196 Long. Lori 336 Long. Margaret Ann 424 Long. Mark Douglas 383 Long. Matt Vinson 311 Long. Randall Lee 25.365 Long. Steve Martin 196. 245 l.ong. Tracy Elizabeth 329 Long. Valerie Ann 336 Longfellow. Betty Jean 398 Lonsway. Karen Darlene 432,478 Loo, Deryk Thomas 440 Loopstra. Diane Patrice 357 Lopez. Michelle L. 249 Loprinzi. Marcella Jean 285.409 Lorain. Douglas Robert 335 Loreen. Lori Ann 207.416.478 Lorenz. Linda Renee 247 Lorenz. Tracy Ann 253.478 Lorenz. Peggy Maureen 329 Loso. Yvonne Roxanne 338 Louie. Jean W. 205 Louie. Judy Lynn 276.327 Louis. Margaret lean 229.355 Loukes. Brenda Patricia 322 Louviere. Cindy Anne 311 Lovegrove.John Benjamin 341 Lovemark. Cathy Ann 344 Low. Jay C. 250.364 Lowe. Jeanne Lynn 390 Lowe, katherine Nanette 327 Lowell. Wayne 26 Lowes. Michael Douglas 311 I-owrance. Eric Brian 311 Lowreencc. Jenifer C. 477 Lowry. Cathleen Yvonne 68 Loynes. Thomas Michael 332 Lubbert. Ron 36 Lucas. Daren Scott 255,337 Lucas. Mitchell Vance 410 Lucero. William Ronald. |r. 332 Lucht. Clifford Allen 477 Ladders. Heidi 237.238.239 Luderman. Brian Douglas 448 Ludwig. Ron 125 Luhn. David Edward 216 Lui. Steve 360 Luke. Angela Jane 203 Luke. Christine Gay 324 Luke. Matthew Mark 202 Luke. Teresa Ann 323 Lum. Janice Bowlynn 196.244.340 Lum. Jeanne 311 Lum. Ioanna Mei Ngit 353 Lum. kalei ELizabeth 331 Lund. Cynthia Maria 227.311 Lund. Dennis Harvey 222.223 Lund. Eric Todd 339 Lund. Laura Elizabeth 417 Lund. Lisa Ann 403 Lundin. Steve Ray 351 Lundsburg. Jill 477 Lunn. Candy 380 Lupke. Louise 430 Lusscr. Melissa 346 Luster. Darlene Joan 322.397 Luther. Kristi Marie 311 Luu. Hung Quoc 351 Luuwai. Robert Kaleial Oha 266.298 Lybarger. Elizabeth Ann 432 Lyfora. Teresa Marie 285,327 Lynch. Kathleen Dorothy 432 Lynch. Lezlie Ann 276 Lynk. Denise Lynn 416 Lynn. Eraun 52 Lyon. David John 259 Lyon. Patrick Hale 406 Lyons. Sarah Dolores 324 Lyons. Steve 78 Lyshaug. Tor D. 265 Lytle. Gary Thomas 347 M Mabee. Damon L. 341 Mabuni. Dylan Yasuyuki 341 MacDonald. Joan Denise 336 MacDonald. Kristine Annette 285. 409 MacDonald. Michelle Lynn 287.322 MacKenzic. Sybille Christel 274, 344 MacLean. Alexander Duncan 418 MacLean. Alison Joyce 331 MacLean. Colin 215 MacMillan. Mark Wayne 478 MacMIllian. Cain 429 Mace. Sidney Wade 311 Maccy. Brian Eugene 216.478 MacFarlane. Darren 240 Mackic. Margaret Louise 478 Maclean Colin Daniel 418 Macoubray. Marilyn Louise 414 MacViear. Dr. Robert 155 Maddeland. Brett 339 Madick. Raymond Allen 173 Madison. Kent Richard 311 Madison. Leann Joice 340 Madrid. Modesto Torres. Jr. 343 Madsen. Lori Ann 409 Maffett. Michele Marie 282. 311. 326 Maginnis, Christopher Bardon 478 Magnuson. Douglas Ray 222.225.478 Magnuson. Jerome Allyn 233 Magnuson. Sharon Ann 422 Maguire. William James 232 Man. Carolyn 329 Mah. Sharon 370 Mahoney. Cynthia Dale 228.478 Mahugh. Janice Louise 325 Maize. Ronald Alan 223.478 Majar. Maria Kate 203 Major. Maria 344 Maksud. Dean 172 Malagamba. Neal Eric 445 Malcnow. James Richard 262 Malinowski. Jilaine Marie 311 Mallicoat. Lynn Ellen 478 Mallinak. Frank Charles 349 Mallon. Dean Allan 406 Mallory. Lori Ann 287.414 Mallory. Matthew Dene 444.478 Maloti. Lori Jane 409 M a Isom. Michael Forest 478 Mammen. M. Ninan 204.226.311. 479 Maney. John Joseph 479 Mangold. Hans Christopher 102 Mankiam. Doralsingam 236 Mann. Alan Morris 196.479 Manning. Roberta Louise 330 Mansker. Kimberly Dale 326 Mansour, Michael Nabcel 201 Manwaring, John David 479 Oao. Genevieve Chun Hwa 361 Magnuson. David 222 Marbott. Ernest Laurence 295.418. 479 Marc. Laurie 320 Marchildon. Michael Jeffrey 347 Marckhoff. Barbara Lynne 432 Marcott. Linda Jean 311 Margin. Antoinette Cecilia 340 Margsavam. Ramesh Iyer 311 Mark. Claudia 211.234.235.237.241. 242. 243. 279 Mark. Hilary 234.479 Markee. Roy |oseph 343 Markee. Walter Dean 263 Marker. Dale Larry 410 Markman. Sharon Kay 479 Markus. Craig Frank 200 Marler. Bruce Andrew 282 Marlia. |. Dominic 227 Marquis. John Scott 479 Marrone. Marilyn Virginia 370 Mnrrs. Deliorah I.ee 479 Marsh. Michael Terence 294 Marshall. Catherine Ann 202.234. 237.424. 479 Marshall. Catherine Helen 202. 234. 237,424 Marshall. Neil Callely 443 Marshall. Ted 406 Marshall. Timothy Clark 406 Marthaller. Christy Marie 408.479 Marihaller. Peggy 416 Marlin. Brian Emerson 311 Martin. Brian John 311 Martin, Janet Louise 135 Martin, ohn Edwwd 436.437.479 Martin. John Paul 436.437 Martin. John Sargent 436.437 Martin. Shelley Ann 285.311 Martin. Susan Elizabeth 414 Martin. Suzanne Denise 414 Martin. Thomas Wallace 406 Martinenko. David Christopher 292. 410.479 Martinson. James Lief 337 Martinson. Suzanne Marie 339 Martiny. Victor Cameron 406 Martyn. Gail Ann 223 Masenhimer. Mark Walter 343 Maslen. Scott Paul 292.479 Mason. John Nicholas 479 Mason. Lynn Marie 325 Mason. Michael Warren 209.211 Mason. Sue 259 Masood. Ahmed 479 Masotti. Angela Ester 329 Massey. David Jay 345 Massey. Joseph Lee. Ill 332 Mast. Marcia Marie 311 Masters. Stephen Lee 332 Mathers. Mark William 437 Mathew. Stuart Keith 203 Mathews. Anne Catherine 262 Mathews. William Michael 318 Mathison. lames Dennis 341 Matocha. Tarol Jean 202. 222.361 Matovich. Donna Marie 216.218 Matsen. Ellen R. 216.479 Matsumoto. Bryan M. 479 Matteucci. Janet Theresa 311 Matthew. Ann Maureen 262 Matthews. Grelchen A. 324 Matthews. Marcia Hall 234.479 Matthews. Michelle Marie 276 Matthews. Ronald Dean 440 Matthews. Sandra Kay 414 Mattingley. Catherine Joyce 280.420 Mattison.Joan Elizabeth 283 Mattsen. Ellen 238 Mattson. Carol Ann 432.479 Mattson. Michelle Andrae 229 Matzinger. Amy Adele 414 Maulding. Tonya 322 Maurer. Dennis John 311 Maurer. Linda 322 Maxwell. Dana Charlene 285.326 Maxwell. Dawn Cheryl 408 May. Debra Lynn 274.338 May. Jeannie Sears 380 May. McNich. Tim C-479 May. Patti Diane 416.479 Mayer. Kurt 319 Mayer. James Curtis. |r. 270.319 Mays. Douglas Kenton 418 Mazur. Helen Irene 328 McAdams. Michael John 341 McAllister. Joel Thomas 218 McAllister. Sharon Lynn 287.338. 409 McAllister. Timothy Thomas 459 McAlpin. JillS. 207 McAndie Judy Lea 390 McArthur. Kelly Matthew 364 McAvoy. Randy Thomas 420 McBain. Lisa Jo 274 McBlaine. Loma Grace 398.479 McBride. Karen Sue 68 McCabe. Clifford Daniel 388.479 McCabe. Kieran Gerard 282 McCall. Kathleen Susan 328 McCall. Traci Kim 274 McCallister. Michael Joseph 430 McCallum. Scott Edward 479 McCann. Eileen |ulia 68 McCanna. Joseph Patrick 332 McCanna. Karen Marie 280.342. 391.420 McCargar. Kelly Edwin 362 McCarron. Kevin Eugene 420 McCarthy. Mark Louis 67 McCaslin. Mark Dean 429 McCauley. James Emmett 440 McClain. Patrick Allen 406 McClain. Phil 211 McClellan. Suzanne L«a 398 McClintic. Douglas Kendall 337 McCloud. Carol Susan 380 McClow. Matthew Gary 228.275.430 McClung. William James 356 McCollam. Taryn Elizabeth 324.397 McCollum. Kreg K. 388 McComb. Wendy Marie 322 McConnell. Dale Andrew 335 McConnell. Sally |. 281.396.479 McCormack. Jeffrey Charles 265 McCormick. Robert A. 337 McCown. Dave 179 McCoy. Brenda Louise 329 McCoy. Dee-Ann Ruth 390 McCoy. Michele Marie 336 McCracken. Terry 50 McCreaiy. Melissa Gay 384. 385 McCue. Richard Allen 264 McCulley. Laurie Ellen 299. 446 McCullough. Dcbarha Mamell 352 McCully. Shaunna Kay 414.479 McCutcncon. Bonnie use 305.433 McCutchcon. Indrid Anita 213.305 McDcrmct. David Scott 355 McDcrmid. Wendy Leigh 276.396. 414 McDermott. Kelly Ann 246.283 McDonald. Daniel Lee 255. 364 McDonald, effrey 412.479 McDonald, ohn Howard 266.404 McDonald, oseph Alexander 300 McDonald. Robert John 356 McDonald. Ronald Allen 402 McDonald. Susan Carol 324.415.479 McDonald. Susan Marie 324.415. 479 McDonnell. Paul Henry 436 McDougald. Jonathan Aaron 355 McElligott, Daniel Girard 454 McElwain. Kathleen Jo 342 McEvcrs, Chcri Lynn 414 Mcaddcn. Art 305 McFadden. Julian Holoakea 184.430 McFaddcn. William Keith 300.349 McFarland. Scott David 345 McGarry. Tcrren Marie 327.399 McCaughrw. Jolynn Michelle 342 McCavic. Derrick E .Jr. 430 McCavick. Kathleen Marie 479 McGee. Daniel Robert 223 McGee. Peter A. 292 McGeehan. Steve Lewis 262 McGilaway. Michael Blaine 410 McGill. Patricia Ann 327 McCinty. Patrick William 216 McGowan. Gregory James 438 McGowan. Pamela Marie 432 McGrath. Marsha Ruth 216 McGreer. Nannette 348 McGregor. Mary Helen 422 McGregor. Susan Jean 327.399 McGuigan. James Donald 440 McGuire. Betse 330 McHorse. Michael Corie 479 Mclnnis. Colleen Ann 422 Mclnnis. Marshal F. 448 Mclnroe. Patricia jo 234 McIntyre. Daniel John 357 McKean. Diane Marie 204.211.234. 284. 480 McKee. Bruce Allen 240.454 McKellar. Richard Joseph 452.479 McKenzie. Eamey Roy 404 Mcibben. John Femey 430 McKibben. Laurie Dawn 216.432. 479 McKichan. Sarah Anne 390 McKinley. Craig James 430 McKinnis. Ronald Vance 202 McKinnon. Jan Colleen 408.479 McKoy. Roland 263 McLaughlin. Timothy G. 459 McLean. Douglas Scott 160 McLean. Judy Ann 160 McLennan Jody Rae 276.331 McLuery. Jim 262 McManimie. Marilyn Sue 325 McMichael. Jeffrey Howard 351 McMichael. John Robert 219.479 McMillan. Steven Lyndon 119 McMillin. Phillip Edward 383 McNabb. Craig David 388 McNabb. Mark 337 McNabb. Todd Alan 275.480 McNally. Elizabeth Ann 344 McNamara, Julie Ann 328.415 McNamara. Maureen Lynn 422 McNeil. David Gordon 430 McNeill. David Farrell 275 McNeill. James Douglas 428.480 McNeill. Kathryn Lynne 322.327 McNulty. Linda Grace 201.480 McPherson, lim 26 McPherson. John Lawrence 221 McPherson. Scott William 258 McPherson. Steven Michael 85 McRae. Mark Allen 436 McVicker. Dennis Walter 200.480 McVroom. Cidney 361 MeVroom. Dorothy 361 Meade. Ann Marie 348 Meader. Tamara Lynn 358 Mechling. Ann Marie 357 Meek. Debbie 338 Mecklem. Cynthia Louise 283.422 Mecklem. Kenneth John 460 Mecklem. Iuiura Kathleen 237.241. 416 Mecklem. Rebecca Sue 289.417 Mecklenburg. Cynthia Lee 340 Medeiros. Tracy- Richard 337 Mcdhus. Patricia Louise 444 Mcdlcn. Rex Walter 457 Medley. Elizabeth Ann 333 Mcermeier. Christina Marie 415 Megan. Lilly 65 Menus. Bruce Scott 214.388 Mei. Sonja312 Meihoff. Heidi Elizabeth 283.426 Meinke. Charles Eric 304 Melin.CIen E. 311 Melin, Mark Alan 311 Mellors. Amy Lynn 409 Mellors. Pamela Ruth 408 Melonuk. Teala Ann 328 Melrose. Jennifer Elizabeth 417 Melrose. Miles 202 Melrose. William Gordon 266 Melson. Jeffrey Michael 255 Melvin. Henrietta Anne 283.424 Menache. David Scott 360 Mendez. Maria Teresa 312.361 Menegat. Russell Earl 429 Menegat. Scott Alan 167.428 Mengis. Joseph Jeffrey 217 Mensah. David Kofi 29.228 Menzcl. Peggy Ann 249 Meola. Gregory Michael 452 Merchant. Holly 289.242 Merrill. Deborah Helene 340 Merrill, jefferey Allen 480 Merrill. Lisa Ann 312 Merrill. William Boland 419 Mcrtz. Christopher Arthur 457 Mere. Susie Claire 280.433 Messenger. Kurt Alan 428 Messersmith. Ann 249 Mestrich. Monica Ann 33.416 Mecalf. Timothy Charles 297.442. 480 Meurlott. Michelle M. 234 Meusch. Jon Steven 358 Meyer. Dave Wilson 400 Meyer. Kristi Louise 329 Meyer. Lisa 331 Meyer. Scott Alan 343 Meyer. Stephanie Kay 285.352 Meyerhofer. Jane Andrea 376 Meyers. Lisa Kay 284 Meyersick. Ron Ray 419 Meza. Linda Jeanne 283.312 Meza. Soraya Eugenia 385 Meza. Thalia Ginette 425 Michael. Lisa Lynn 244 Mick. Marci Michelle 329.399 Mickelson. Michael James 349 Mid bust. Melanie Gay 416 Middleton. James Thomas 457 Migliaccio. R. Lorin 410 Minelcich. Pamela Ann 238.426 Mikesell. Melinda Sue 244.426.480 Mikesell. Susan Marie 426 Mikulka. Ann Elizabeth 160 Milam. Angela Kay 358 Milden. Mark Rimmer 228.357,480 Miles. Craig 300 Miles. Cynthia Kathleen 82 Miles. Danny Victor 460 Miles. Jeffrey Randal 480 Miles. Mark David 383 Miles. Monica Marie 346 Miller. Brenda Carlene 251.346.432 Miller. Brenda Dawn 251.346.432 Miller. Brenda Lynn 251.346.432 Miller. Catherine Ann 326 Miller. Catherine Jo 326 Miller. Charles Crosby 335 Miller. Clay Reid 282.445 Miller. Craig Louis 442 Miller. David Jeffrey 355 Miller. Gregg Monroe 202.219 Miller. Gregory John 219.282 Miller. Helen Crosby 330 Miller. Jeffrey Glen 480 Niller. Kathleen Alice 391 Miller. Kathleen Elizabeth 391 Miller. Kathleen Marie 391 Miller. Lisa Kay 408 Miller, Marlcen Lucia 382 Miller. Mimi 344 Miller. Ralph 126 Miller. Robert Lee 443 Miller. Robert Wayne 443 Miller. Shannon Ruth 88.414 Miller. Susan Marie 249 Miller. Teresa Marie 417 Millington. Brad Alan 228.275 Mills. j.M. 214 Mills. Karen Jean 287.326 Mills. Lori Lynn 446 Millsap. Phillip |ohn 388 Min. Sung Woo 318 Minch. JeTfrey Robert 436 Miner. Brigitte Ann 238.480 Mingle. I. G. 253 Mingle. John 222 Mingo. David Lee 430 Minter. William Charles 228 Mirashigc. Mark 230 Misher, Steve 457 Mishler. Jeff L. 351 Mitchell. Becky Lynn 228.417 Mitchell. Bruce Cameron 202 Mitchell. Darrel Waito 354 Mitchell. Daryl Owen 234 Mitchell. Dennis Jay 402.480 Mitchell. Julie Anne 286 Mitchell. William Harvey 334 Mitchell. William Joseph 334 Mitchem. Jeffrey Coate 480 Mitlis. Nancy 361 Mitten. Jack Louis 442 Mitter. Nancy Roberta 68.331 Mitzel. Danny James 347 Mivilh. Dan 28 Mixtcr. Philip Fowler 480 Mizner. Vernon 228 Mizuba. Jana l.eiko 230.352 Moar. William John 410 Mock. Steven Wayne 216. 480 Mockler. Lome Lynne 259 Moeff. lack 349 Moeller. Sharon Teresa 408.480 Moffat. Laurio 325 Moffett. Ginnie Lee Tchani 480 Moffitt. Michael Richard 312 Moghadam. Abbas K. 359 Monolt. Raymond Kendrick 362 Mohr. Julie Ann 330 Mohr. Thomas Wilson 360 Mohr. Timothy Brian 480 Moldener. Brenda 262 Molinari. Timothy Mark 221.440.480 Moline. Karen Edith 197.286.338 Mollenhour. Darrel Glenn 312.359 Moller. Anne Katherine 280.323.399 Moller. Elisabeth Le-Anne 398.480 Mollie. Shibley 244 Mollison. Mary 218.241.246.390 Mondale. Michael Carl 365 Mondale. Timothy William 365 Monical. Alan Thomas 335 Monow. Tiki 326 Monroe. Gordon 294 Monroe. Joanne Sherry 376 Monroe. Margaret Elizabeth 326.427 Monson. Lauren Eileen 238.312 Montag. Jeffrey William 419 Montecucco. Melinda Rose 330 Montecucco. Stephen Paul 480 Montecucco. Susan Maria 312 Moody. William Robertson 278.430 Mooney. Michael Patrick 419 Moore. April Janine 285 Moore. David Clark 347 Moore. David James 347 Moore. Deborah |ean 281.326 Moore. Debra 1-ee 281.328 Moore. Clen 332 Moore, lames William 299.312.366 Moore. Kimberly llyne 327 Moore. Mary Denise 336 Moore. Sally Ann 426 Moore. Theresa Marie 241.398.426. 480 Moore. Timolhy Alan 337 Moore. Timolhy Charles 337 Moore. Tracey Dee Elisabeth 357 Moores. Morian 400 Moran. M. G. 266 Moreland. William John 364 Morgan. David Floyd 354 Morgan. Kurt E. 312.349 Morgan. Sue Ellen 240.312 Morvus. Kevin Daniel 362 Monlon. Melodie Sue 274 Moritz. lulesGilbert.HI 335 Morlev. Terry Glen 345 Morrell. Brant Stebbins429 Morrcsscttc Nancy Morris. Amanda Michel 322.427 Morris. Antonia Constance 336 Morris. Deborah Lynne 320 Moms. Donald Eugene 228 Morris. |amie Wayne 440.480 Morris, jeff Todd 440.480 Morris, [ennifer Mary 321.427 Morris. joni Lea 215.218.241,277. 390 Morris. Julia Gay 280.330.417.420 Morris. Tamara J 220 Morrison. Alice Ann 249 Morrison. Cyndi A. 226.480 Morrison, lames Taylor 436 Morrison. Jeffrey Alan 255.480 Morrison. Kyra Rie 331 Morrison. Richard Lynn 343 Morrison. Whitni Ann 251.333 Morrison. Robert L.. |r. 442 Morse. Tori Lynn 398 Mortimore. Mark Gilman 332 Morton. Polly 280.331.420 Mosac. Ruth Ellen 312.361 Mosen. Douglas Neal 480 Moser. Mari Elizabeth 446. 480 Moser. Paul 332 Moskal. Sherry Ann 279.333 Moss, lames Alexander 404 Mostella. DeWaync Wilson 332 Mothershed. Tanya Rene 133 Molzko. Mark Owen 300 Mount. Linda Marie 321.391 Mrazek. Ellen Marie 330 Mrzaek. Steven |ames 365 Mueller. Cindy Marie 357.403 Mueller. David Bruce 312.402 Mueller. Heinrich Michael 264 Mueller. Mike 349 Muench. Douglas Gale 345 Mukai, Clifford -Nobuo 202 Mulflur, loan Marie 398 Mulkcy, Robert Alan 300,480 Mullen. Lisa Suzanne 287.322 Mullen. Mike Edward 275.284 Muller. Molly Ann 344 Muller. Scott Allen 420 Mumbech. Diana Lorraine 248 Muna. Michael Cogue 232.282.438 Munro, Gordon Alexander 202 Munro. Jeff 448.480 Munson. Clifford Glen 332 Munson. Tracey Anne 433 Munson. Boyd Franklin. II 480 Muramoto, Lynne Harue 302.346 Murashigc, Lori Keiko 259 Murashige. Mark Atsumi 351 Murawski. Robin Renee 286.287 Murchie. Charles Wayne 457 Murphy. Daniel Joseph 266.457 Murphy, ames Andrew 336 Murphy, ames Kenneth 336 Murphy, ames Timothy 336 Murphy. ulianne323 Murphy, Linda Lee 336 Murphy. Mary Hanna 248 Murphy. Mary Loycr248 Murphy. Peter Michael 297.332 Murray, David William 364 Murray. Debra Ann 280.356.420 Murray. Elizabeth Ann 264 Murray. Kevin Lawrence 410 Murray. Kevin Phillip 410 Murray. Michelle Marie 324 Murray. Pamela Kay 415 Musa. John Benjamin 341 Musa. Larry Dean 364 Myers. |ames Bradford 388 Myers, Sammuel Allan 312 Myers. Wendy Sue 312 Myrin. Steve 191 N Naas. Kimberly |o 327 Nafziger. Paul 388 Nagai. Hirohisa 480 Nagel. Lisa |oan 312 Nail. John Everett 351 Nakagawa. Carol Mlyo 209.302.480 Nakagawa. Kevin Lee 230. 254 Nakagawa. Kevin S. 230.354 Nakamura. Arlene Jo 246 Nakamura. Brian Clifford 202 Nakamura. Denise Lynne 302.320 Nakamura. Grant C. 166 Nakamura. Ray Tctsuo 350 Nakata. Carolyn |ane 312 Nalcata. Earl Shinichi 341 Names. Byron Christopher 265 Nance. Rebecca Joanne 424.480 Nantz. Bradley John 406 Narramore. Philip Neil 319.480 Narvaez. Honorio Patricio 198,201. 222 Narvaiz. John David 216,480 Nash. Dancttc Reba 432 Nash. |im 240 Nash, julie A. 416.481 Nash. Paul Wayne 259 Nash. Timothy Thomas 345 Nashida. Lynn 68 Navone. [ennifer Marie 433 Naylor. Julie Ann 227.281 Nazeeri. Yasmcen Zainab 331 Nebekcr. Mark Alan 312 Neel. Amelia 287 Neel. Icffrcy Craig 275.436 Nchcr. Suzanne Dee 281.396 Neideigh. Mary |ane 390 Neigcr. Tami Lynn 326.425 Neitling. Kathleen Sue 276 Nelsen. Lindsay August 362 Nelscn. Sharron 277 Nelson. Barbara Lee 237 Nelson. Christine Lynn 328 Nelson. Daniel Vernon 370 Nelson. David Alex 365 Nelson. David Lee 365 Nelson. Gayle Yvonne 312 Nelson. Grctchcn Louise 227 Nelson. James William 438 Nelson. Jeanette E. 241.247.299.446. 481 Nelson. Karlyn Erika 426 Nelson. Katie 283 Nelson. Laurie Rae 288.352.391 Nelson. Nancy Jo 289.323 Nelson. Peter Alan 22.452 Nelson. Ross Bryan 430 Nelson. Sharron 329 Nelson. Susan Diane 274.324 Nelson. Vanessa 390 Nembaumer. Lisa 326 Nesbitt. Margaret Jean 245.422 Nesmith. Linda Kay 356 Ness. Dave 454 Ncsser. Kevin 357 Ncubaumer, Lisa Elin 415 Ncuffer, Kimberly Raenol 259,328 Neuhauser. David Franklin 440 Ncvill. Mary Ann 344 Nevill, Nancy Ann 304 Nevill. Sandra Lee 353 Nevin. Randy Lee 335 Nevis. Sandi Joann 329 Ncwdall. Grace Ellen 390 Newell, Eric Bruce 202 Newkirk. Douglas William 300 Newman. Dale Francis 357 Newman. Michael James 258.436 Newton. Carrie June 312 Newton. Lee 300 Newton. Lisa Anne 348 Newton. Lisa Cay 348 Newton. Suzanne Louise 324 Nexon. Craig 332 Ng. Chee-Yau 236 Ng. Hwee Phen 236 Nguyen. Dat Tien 304 Nguyen. Hoang Huu 356 Nibler. Catherine Anne 288.415 Niblcr. Elizabeth Ardis88.218.241. 414 Nibler. Jeanne Valerah 414.481 Nicholas. Craig B. 388 Nichols. Bridget Mary 353 Nichols. James William 199.253 Nichols. John 440 Nichols. Lisa Marie 322 Nichols. Mitchell Riley 255 Nichols. Nancy |can 380 Nichols. Patricia Ann 416 Nichols. Tracy Lynn 422 Nicholson. Jeffery Stewart 266 Nicholson. Virginia Rosalie 326 Nickoley. Rick 337 Nickelsen. I-ance William 362 Nicklous. Todd Allen 354 Nicoud. Nancy Diane 287.325.409 Nielsen. Michael Patrick 184 Nielsen. Roger Marion 212.241.418 Nielsen. Russell Vernon 419 Nielsen. Sonja Ann 312 Nielsen. Susan Patricia 327 Niemicc. Andrew J. 453 Nieswander. Jean Marie 225.424. 481 Niiya. Ernest Keichi 370 Niland. Terence Michael 299 Niles. Kevin Stanton 355 Nishihara. Murray Katsumi 219 Nishioka. Hiroshi 312 Nishizaki. Gary Bruce 410 Niska. Nancy Kay 225.409 Nitschelm. Steven Henry 347 Noel. Erickson 430 Nogami. Ann 21 Noland. Miles Casey 233 Noor mohamed. Da rim 332 Nordahl. Erik Russell 219 Nordal. jerry Alan 223 Nordal. Rcita Jenelle 356 Nordling. Kay Lynne 287 Nordquist. Korina Suzanne 433 Nordstrom. Christian Carl 343 Nordstrom. Kay 305 Norman. Julie Kathryn 396 Norman. Mark Allan 336 Norrander. Julie Kay 330 Norris. Teresa Ann 280.330. 415 Northrop. Mary Lea 358 Norton. David Laurence 227 Norton. Diane Marie 312 Noss. Alan Fred 354 Noss. Dale Douglas 360 Notcboom. Leslie Ann 353.427 Nothman.jane Elizabeth 415 Nourigat. Paul Edward 406. 481 Novak. Matthew Joseph 218 Nuess, Dorothy Ellen 283.396 Nuffman. Nancy 322 Nunez. Julie Anne 329 Nunley. Sharman Leigh 249 Nuss. Julie Ann 276,312 Nuss. Julie Ann 312 O O’Brien. Katherine Joan 299.446 O'Brien. Sandra Jean 265 O'Connell. John Robert. Jr. 207 O'Connor. Michael Allen 337 O'Connor. Michael John 337 O'Dell. David Charles 345 O'Dell. David Jonathan 345 O'Dell. Shawn Rene 41.424 O'Doherty. Garrett Charles 354 O'Donnell. Kenneth Jay 452 O'Fallon. Shon Kevin 270.406 O'Carro. Lenford Gilbert 362 Oka. Lynn 52 O'Keeffe. Con Joseph 253.454.459 O'Loughlin. William Matthew 278. 452 O'Meara. Kathryn Mary 229 O'Meara. Marita Grace 344 O'Neal. Lisa Ann 398 O'Neill. Daniel Joseph 319 O'Neill. Marie Elizabeth 313 O'Rourke. Michael Sean 343 OToole. George Edward. |r. 430 Oakes. Lisa Kay 340 Oberding. Lisa Gay 333 Oberdori. Peter Sandcl 204 Oberrding. Lisa 333 Obunike.Joseph Chukwunyelu 248 Obye. Brick Roger 436 Odisio. John Michael 223 Oglesby. Beth Anne 285 Oglesby. Craig Alan 420 Onno. Yukari 313 Ohem. Richard Dean 337 Ohvall. Jeffrey Scott 304 Oka. Lynn Denise 391 Oka. Teal Lynn 205.426 Okazaki. Jeffrey Scott 293 Olcksa. Donna Lynn 244.249 Oliphant. Elizabeth Ann 259.288.426 Oliver. Jim Melvin 343 Oliver. Kevin Lee 313 Oliver. Lori Ann 331 Ollek. Susan Joy 329.391 Olmstead. Blake Alan 265.345 Olry. Irene Renee 230 Olsen. David Christopher 245.370 Olsen. David Keith 245.370 Olsen. Debra Deshane 313 Olsen. |ames Armin 459 Olsen. Kim D-Ann 313 Olsen. Patricia Diane 281 Olsen. Ronna Elise 327 Olsen. Wayne Robert 362 Olson. Chcryljcan 391 Olson. David Ray 358 Olson. John Fora 448 Olson, julie K. 396 Olson. Kevin Bruce 341 Olson. Kirstin Anne 326.433 Olson. M. Rita 204 Olson. Randy Herbert 300 Olson. Sandra Kathleen 382 Olson. Todd Michael 319 Omner. Nancy Louise 219.349 Onaindia. Rick 232.438 Onishi. |on Keith 430 Opennorth. Carol 417 Opp. Kimberly Ann 340 Opperman. Laurel Davis 276.329 Oredson. Vincent John 482 Orr. Mike E. 440 Orr. Patricia Lynne 285.325.409 Ortiz, Ann Frances 325 Ortiz. Ines Maria 250 Ortiz. Patrick William 345 Orton, fames Lowell 351 Osborn. Annette Lee 326.425 Osborn. Elizabeth Clare 330 Osborn. Kathleen Marie 323 Osborn. Michele Donette 320 Osborn. Sandra Christine 322 Osborne. Anne 279 Osborne. Dolaine Marie 328 Ostermeier. Mark Alan 313 Ostolaza. Ozzie 347 Ostrem. Penny Ann 313 Ostroff. Henn Michael 337 Oswald. John David 228 Otani. Charles Lee 202 Otis. Kirk Randall 406. 220 Ott. Jennifer Marilyn 236 Ott. Judith Annette 417 Otto. Carolyn Lenore 87 Otto. Kristin Carol 279.391 Ottoman. Gwen Louise 283,422 Ouchida. Donald B 207.222.223 Overbey. Kevin Thomas 443 Ovio. Alison Louise 416 Owen, Gerald John 222 Owen. Kathren Jo 322 Owon. Mark Richard 402 Owen. Michael Lawrence 275 Owen. Randal Scott 354 Owens. Billie Jo 241.426.482 Owens. Eric William 295 Owens. Jacquoline Esther 398 Oxarart. 1-eslie Ann 416 Oxman. Jonathan Clinton 419 P Pace. Robert Jackson 278 Pacheco. Manuel. Jr. 406 Pacioretty. David Albert 117.197 Padzin. Mansor 236 Pacth. Robert Clyde 221 Paetz. Lori Lynn 274.324 Page, Bill 282.406 Page. Brian Frederick 278 Page. Heidi Kaye 286.424 Panre. Mary Margaret 264 Paige. Angela Suzanne 312.327 Paige. David George 275.436 Pak. Jungyoung 454.482 Pak. Nick S. 320 Pakalolo. Bob 305 Pakalolo. Marci 305 Palm. Geriann Mary 219.312 Palmer. Patti Lynn 321 Palmer. Steve 350 Palumbis. Mari-Fayc 105.414 Pan. Brian 400 Pankratz. Jessica Anna 312 Pankratz. Lori Lanette 358 Papadopoulos. Mary Elizabeth An 264 Papworth. William Andrew 219 Paredes. Jesus Enrique 202 Parent. Peggy 370 Parish. Salt 211 Parish. Suzanne Helene 323.399 Park. Douglas Lee 312.418 Park. Kenneth James 268 Park. Lisa Ann 329.427 Park. Patty 370 Park. William Bruce 50 Parker. Anne Elizabeth 399 Parker. Douglas Lee 296 Parker. Linda Arlene 123 Parker. Mark Leonard 420 Parker. Mark Schacl 420 Parker. Ricardo Jerome 299 Parkhurst. Debbie Lynn 322 Parkhurst. David C.. II 438 Parks. Christopher Keith 275.370 Parks. Peter John 217 Parks. Richard Paul 312 Parks. Paul Furhas. |r. 211.250 Parrctt. |cffrcy Craig 282.419 Parrint. Steve 305 Parrish. Debby Ann 236 Parrish. Tammy Lee 305 Parsons. Brook Dale 175 Parsons. Michele Lorec 348 Parsons. Russell Otto 345 Parter. Roberta 68 Partch. Ronald Jon 255 Partlow. Joan Diane 320 Pashak. Jeff Joseph 200.312 Pashak. Kimberly Ann 355 Paslidis. Nick Jonn 406 Pastega. Lisa Marie 277 Paterson. Sara Jane 415 Patil. Sadanano Rachappa 226 Patrick. Coleen Marie 218.312 Patlee. Deborah Lynn 324 Patterson. Amy Ros 338 Patterson. Julie Dawn 327 Patterson. Michael Ernest 253.356 Patterson. Michael William 253.356 Patterson. Nancy Jill 358 Patterson. Paul Gordon 293 Patterson. Polly 336 Patterson. Suzanne Marie 339 Patterson. Wayne Douglas 216.251 Patton. Bill Jonn 84.442.482 Paul. Gary Edward 430 Paulsen. Audrey DeAnn 330.409 Paulsen. Cynthia Ann 409 Paulsen. Nancy Marie 327 Paulson. Ajm Ross 203. 262 Paulson. David Michael 442 Paulson. Jami Lynn 326 Pawlowslci. Ronald Allen 67.341 Payne. Jenna Lorraine 323 Payne. John Robert 436 Paynes. Tara 352 Pays. Todd Allen 410 Peacock. James Patrick 228 Pearce. Allen Douglas 406 Pearce. Cynthia I-nuise 279 Pearce. Jill Denise 214 Pearsall. Sandra Janine 83 Pearson. Bruce Milton 410 Pearson. Bruce Thomas 232.410 Pearson. Debra Marie 333 Pcaslcy. Elizabeth Louise 281 Peck. Donna Eileen 338 Peck. James William 354 Peden. Kelly |o 244 Pederson. Bruce Edward 255 Pcizncr. Michael Joseph 299 Pcndcrson. Mark 430 Penderson. Paul 430 Penfield. Robert Joseph 341 Pennington. Asa Lynn 77.79 Penrose. Erwin Randal 430 Pcpplc. Thomas Edward 370 Perala. Julia Anne 249 Percetti. Kevin 339 Perin. Lori Elizabeth 327 Perkins. Marvin Chris 312.359 Perkins. Rick 171 Perkins, William Alvin 454 Pcrlot. Martin Steven 359 Perrigan. Gail Suzanne 409 Perrinc. judy Marie 325 Perry. Daren Elizabeth 333 Perry. |anet Marie 236 Perry. Thomas James 410 Person. James Patrick 183 Person. Randy Lee 312 Peterman. Floyd Daniel 197,240 Peters. Bevcn Dee 305 Peters. Bradley A. 253 Peters. Deanna Kay 228.318 Peters. Jo Anne Peters. Kathleen Anne 207 Peters. Nora Marie 319 Peters. Raymond Norbcrt 459 Peterson. Floyd 117 Petersen. Dale Steven 312 Petersen. Dana Alan 218 Petersen. John 262 Petersen. Robert |ohn 262 Petersen. Sherri 281 Peterson. Adrienne Marie 279.370 Peterson. Brad 347 Peterson. Craig Philip 355 Peterson. Dana 218 Peterson, an Adina 276.408 Peterson, ann Marie 396 Peterson, ohn 364 Peterson. Kirsten Anne 415 Peterson. Louise Pye 172 Peterson. Margaret Alice 333 Peterson. Michael David 283 Peterson. Michelle |an 283 Peterson. Mitchel Scott 218.312 Peterson. Rachael 259 Peterson. Treve Henry 454 Peterson. Warren Scott 365 Petroff. Paul Eugene 287.445 Pettigrew. Eric 98 Pettinger. Patricia R. 274.396 Pettit. Kersti Marie 139.342.425 Pfeifer. Don 143 Pflug. Julianna 416 Phan. Hien Quoc 360 Phan. Loc Dana 312.360 Phcil. Christopher Lynn 362 Phelps, Cynthia Jean 259 Phelps. David Lloyd 341 Phelps. Larry 332 Phelps. Robert Wendell 275.335 Phillips, Lizabeth Kay 422 Phillips. Ronald William 351 Phillips. Ruth Ellen 322 Phillips. Scott Raymond 365 Phillips. Tammy Lynn 326 Philpol. Dennis Craig 253 Phipps. David Andrew 334 Phipps. David Christopher 334 Piazza. Tracy Marie 417 Picard. Lauren E. 414 Pickard. Mark David 436 Pickens. Cindy Lee 106 , Pickering. Alexandra Courtenay 348 Pidcock. Mark David 343 Pierce. David Allen 203.482 Pierce. David Mark 203.482 Pierce. Judith Irene 216 Pierce. Laura Bingham 312 Pierce. Laura Geneve 312 Pierce. Jerome Richard. Jr. 362 Pierson. Diane Kay 323 Pierson. Michael Alan 459 Pierson. Suzanne Michelle 324 Pieters. Kristie Lee 417 Pietrok. Diane Marie 313 Pietrok. Gary Allan 313 Pi has. John Bradley 210 Pihl. Andy Peter 337 Pihl. Arne Henning 345 Pilcher. Scott William 268 Pillin. Mel 305 Pillar. Jeffrey Dean 349 Pinard. Lori Jean 396.483 Pinardi. Al 255 Pinardi. Jon Monti 229 Pinch. Norma |ean 319 Pinegar. Theresa Diane 227.352 Pinncy. |amcs Earl 258 Pinycrd. David Arnold 350 Piper. Steven William 266 Pitman. Lawrence Ray 320 Pitney. Lu-Ann 323 Pittman. Andrew John 275.410 Pittman. Jana Denise 422 Pittman. Tina Claire 280 Pixler. Christine M. 329 Piyarali. Aliraza 225.335 Pizer. Wayne I-eon 339 Pizzo. Theresa Louise 201.355 Plamondon. |ames Lee 335 Plank. Corey David 264 Plank. Shanna Marie 225.409 Plass. Matthew Lawrence 313.347 Platt. Melissa Anne 329 Plummer. Christine Anne 313,321 Poch. Lindsay Ann 305 Pohs. Thomas Martin 438 Polensky. James Joseph 452 Poling. Jim 353 Poling. Greg 94. 295 Pollock. Andree Verne 320 Polsin. Timothy )oscph 318 Ponticr. Marcello Elizabeth 426 Ponzetti. James Joseph. Jr. 244 Poorman. Bill 364 Porter. Brett John 332 Porter. Bruce Gerard 424 Porter. Randy 336 Portouw. Barbara Irene 313 Post. Keryn Paige 426 Post. Lynn Richard 339 Posvar. Don 218 Potter. Daniel Lee 263 Potter. Darcy 340 Potter. Jeffrey James 410 Potter. Kenneth Dee 436 Potter. Tawnie Colleen 344 Potts. Anne Maureen 280.289.329 Potts. Carol Annette 259.416 Powell. Cheryl Isabel 185 Powell. Greg Lee 282.448 Powell. Lauralee 424.483 Powell. Richard 313 Powell. Shari Lynn 222 Powell. Terri Lynn 321 Power. Joseph Kelly 459 Powers. Christie Lynn 358 Powers. Craig 343 Powers. Jeffrey S. 336 Powers. Jeffry L. 336 Powers. Mick 284 Powers. Sylvester 355 Pradcrc. Shirley Anne 244 Praml. Kenneth John 350 Pranger. David James 198.225.442 Praovcnzano. Kathic 313 Prats. Joseph David 345 Pratt. Kym Evan 313 Price. Michael James 347 Price. Russell Duane 200 Price. Vicki 333 Princehouse. |effrey R. 364 Prindle. Brent Wayne 354 Privett. Richard Thomas 234 Proctor. Kathleen Marie 265.348 Proden. Carl |ohn 313 Prom. Dave Paul 388 Props!. Jennifer Lee 390 Proulx. Richard Thomas 278.448 Provant. Patrick Lee 251.341 Provenzano. Kathie Darcell 322 Province. Vickie Lynn 200 Pruitt. Elisabeth Ann 287.416 Pryor. Schellie Joann 327 Publos. Linda 344 Puckett. Laura Helen 282. 285.427 Pue. Diann Marie 352.446 Pugarelli. Angela 340 Pugh. Kimberly Joy 390 Pulver. Ixihree Dawn 299 Pulver. Wendy Doneen 313.326 Punkston. William 400 Punua. Wallis Jesse K. 296 Purcell. Sandon James 275,438 Purohit. Amitabna Kumar 334 Putman. Charlotte Louise 323 Putnam. Carol Ann 228 Pyfer. Leslie Marie 330 Pyle. David Norman 406 Pylman. Linda Carole 432.483 Pynes, Tara Maria 274 Q Quail. Amy Claire 330.425 Quam. Cynthia Lee 242.286.391 Quan. Quan Due 344 Quay. Karen Worthington 324 Quigley. Martha Elaine 446 Quigley. Randa 276 Quinn, Brian James 349 Quinn. Douglas William 351,436 Quirk. Craig Alan 345 Quiscnberry. Cathy Ann 417 Quoidbach. Daniel Leon 362 R Raab. Linda Ann 333 Raasch. Jennifer Nell 268 Rabe. Sharlene Louise 391 Radakovich. Ellen Ann 242.409 Radford. Frank David 347 Rae. Sherry Ann 227. 250.325 Raffensperger. Kristen Ann 327 Ragan. Deborah Lee 333 Ragsdale. Rick 4t8 Ragsdale. Scot Bradford 364 Ranier. Lonny Douglas 364 Rahn. Randall Todd 54 Railsback. Rita 40 Riasbcck. Christopher James 319 Ramahi. Omar M. 263 Ramberg. Timothy Michael 343 Ramesh. Gita 226 Ramesh. M. 226 Ramns. Darrel Ramos. Rick 341 Ramsey. Steven Forrest 265 Rand. Nancy Anne 138 Rand. Nancy Marie 138 Rand. Robin Ann 280. 318 Randolf, Dehbi 353 Rands. Shelley |o 288,417 Ranc. Daniel 442 Rankin. James Carroll 262 Ranseyer. Tracy 329 Ransom. Gary Allen 223 Ramsom. Joy Sarah 446 Ransom. Sandra Ann 244 Rao. Lalitha N. 226 Rapkin. Helen Amy 262. 324 Rask. Marie Lee 324 Rask. Renee Annette 323 Rasmussen. Eric Clay 67.335 Rasmussen. Howard Christian 313 Rasmussen. Joseph Ken 349 Rasmussen. Kerry C. 335 Rasmussen. Marx |ohn 347 Rau. Matthew Robert 270 Rauscher. Leslie Ann 414.483 Rauvola. John William 245 Rawlings. Kelly 284 Rawson. Laura Ann 352 Ray. Amy |anette 329.425 Ray. Dalana Loretta 313 Ray. Daniel 221 Ray, David Gene 440 Ray. Tami Marie 352 Rayburn, Lisa Kristine 416 Raymer. Jean Marie 284 Raymond. Carol Anne 344 Raysby. Elisabeth Ann 313 Read. Delbert Kent 216 Read. Mami Lynn 274.356 Reading. Jennifer Lynn 213.242.398 Reardon. Kim Kaye 414 Rech. Dennis Horst 341 Reddy. Dana 356 Rederson. Deanna 302 Redford. Anne Elizabeth 424.483 Reding. Marcia Louise 233.234 Redmond. Dennis Patrick 440 Redmond. Janet Lee 202.358 Redmond. joAnn Rose 346 Reed. Linda Carol 370 Rees. Jane Diehl 279 Reese. Betsy Gene 446 Reese. Gregory George 359 Reeve. Paula Andrea 58 Reger. Charise Joan 280.318 Reger. Elizabeth Susan 268 Reger. John 295 Register. Jim 263 Rehm. Bryan David 295.418.483 Reick. Kent Jeffery 339 Reid. Charles Griffith 262 Reiling. Mark Allen 436 Reimers. Sherrii Lynn 432 Reininger. Edward Thomas 313 Remington. Rich Len 438 Remington. Richard Wayne 438 Rempel. Curtis Erwin 232.388 Renaldo. Connie 156 Renschlcr. Kristy M. 325 Renshaw. Da via Mark 219 Renshaw, T. W. 300 Repp. Beth Elaine 323 Repp. Loric Lynn 338 Repp. Robin Lynn 380 Rcrch. Philip 359 Reser. Martin Alan 406.484 Rettig. L 245 Rettig. Tamara Lyn 358 Rettinger. Henry Paul. Ill 221.313 Reuland. Aaron 448 Rey. Tami 218 Reynolds, Ann Shirree 198.201.216 Reynolds, Cail Jeanne 299 Reynolds. James Lowell 240 Reynolds. John Robert 442 Reynolds. John Stuart 442 Reynolds. Kelly Cene 313 Reynolds. Krisjanis Sigurds 334 Reynolds. Michael William 216 Reynolds, Susan Diane 380 Reynolds. Wendy Ailene 396 Rhodaback. Lorie Jane 338 Rhode. Patrice Izumi 408 Rhodes. Lisa Jane 280. 348 Rhodes. Thoma's Urban 339 Rhodes. Trudy 352 Rhoten. David Alexander. Jr. 448 Rice. Daniel S. 223 Rice. Edward Thomson 448 Rice. James Kevin 232 Rich. Christie Ann 313 Rich. Douglas Earl 313 Rich. Gregg 438 Richards. Ann 286.288. 426 Richards. Cynthia Claire 325 Richards. Douglas Sumner 201.347 Richards. Robert Neal 190 Richards. Virginia Herrington 288 Richardson. Arvel Lamont 332 Richardson. Janet Gaye 348 Richardson. Randal Scott 336.339 Richert. Deborah Ann 184.313 Richter. Tamara Lynn 331.397 Rick. Dorso 225 Ricker. Patricia Louise 280.422 Riddle. David Earl 266 Riddle. Kerry Eileen 324 Rider. Candise 355 Rider. Randall Paul 240 Ridle. Leslie Diane 313 Rich. Mark Adam 406 Riodcsel. Jeffrey Joseph 336 Rics. Laura Kathleen 322.353 Riesen. Laura Jean 427 Rige. Bruce Edward 437 Rite. Greogry Alexander 442 Riffero. Linda Marie 244 Rigor. Pamela |can 304 Rilcer. Annette Lee 283 Riley. Michael Andrew 388 Riley. Victor Allen 388 Ring. Rhonda !a a 265.352 Ripkey. John Mark 250 Rise. James Douglas 357 Risk. Brad 430 Risher. Scott 334 Ritchie. Fiona Marie 408 Ritchie. Keith William 245 Riverman. Shawn Francis 229 Rivinius. Pam 318 Rix. Melanie Ann 325.409 Rix. Melissa Lee 327 Robbins. Jill Ann 313 Robbins. Kaylene Marie 333 Robbins. Michael Christopher 202 Robbins. Tracy 239 Robbins. Valerie V. 325 Roberto. Joseph S. 202 Roberts. Candy 330 Roberts. David Gordon 207.282.369. 442 Roberts. David Llewellyn 207.282. 369. 442 Roberts. Dawn M. 325 Roberts. James David 365 Roberts. Jon Wendell 233 Roberts. Leslie Susan 228. 328 Roberts. Patricia Ann 396 Roberts. Peter Lloyd 370 Roberts. Rhonda Kay 33.277.416 Roberts. Vicky Anne 280 Roberts. William 221 Robertson. Colleen Sue 370.484 Robertson. Julie Ann 280.322 Robertson. Lori Ann 313 Robertson. Lori George 313 Robertson. Rhonda Lee 313 Robinowitz. Fred 275 Robins. Dee Dee 322 Robinson. Blake Robinson. Darrell Lee 365 Robinson. John Gordon 100 Robinson. Kristin Lise 280.417 Robinson. Michelle Elizabeth 279 Robinson. Michelle Renee 279 Robinson. Robert 48.295.418 Robinson. Robert Cemeal 48. 295. 418 Robinson. Robert Gerard 48. 295.418 Robinson. Shane Norman 350 Rocha. John David 204.228.354 Rockhifl. Anna Marie 327 Rodd. Nicholas Anthony 293 Rodda. Carrie 336 Rodewald. David James 211 Rodgers. Edward 406 Rodgers. Frederick Gerald 313 Rodgers. Linda Jo 414 Rodgers. Richard Neil 351 Rodland. Marlene Marie 380 Rodrigues. Angela Christine 330 Rodriguez. Jon T. 436 Rodriguez. Mark Anthony 419 Roe. Laurie Anice 285.409 Roc. Robyn Maria 289.331 Rogers. Angel 313 Rogers. Maty Ann 288.415 Rogers. Michael Clenn 388 Rogers. Michael Raymond388 Rogers. Ramona Lynn 265 Rogers. Richard Allen 229 Rogers. Tamara Gayle 111 Rogers. Wendy Adelc 370.484 Rogerson. Sheryl Marie 283.321 Rogorson. Stephen Mark 226 Rognken. Darlene 313 Rognlien. Diane Arlene 484 Rohde. Steven Robert 218 Rohen. Barbara Jean 198.224.237, 241.243.416. 484 Rohlfing. Deborah Lynn 313 Roland. Deborah Ann 219 Roling. Susan Lynn 325.391 Romanosky. Joe Martin 116.410 Roner. Carl Jeffrey 202 Roody, Lisa 361 Rooks. Paula Jo 313.328 Rooks. Rebecca Raye 216 Rooney. Paul Clinton 252 Rooper. Jonathan David 229 Root. Daniel Jay 211 Root. Gordon Curtiss 452 Roroud. Cam 334 Rose. Joan Marie 323 Rose. Jock 157 Rose. Roy Lester 242 Rose. Sara Beth 352 Rose. Victor William 388 Rosenlund. Edward Chris 436 Roser. Derrick Wendell 278 Rosholl. Julie Euvonne416 Rosiales, Sam 218 Roslund. Drew Sutton 258,438 Ross. Charles Edward 230 Ross. David Fowler 334 Ross. David Michael 334 Ross. Mary Jane 268 Ross. Samuel Williams 265 Ross. Scott James 334 Ross. Timothy Micheal 370 Rossi. Susan Marie 424 Rossman, Marie Kathleen 201, 224. 391 Roth. Daniel Lewis 313 Roth. Gary Bernard 240.258 Rountree. Roy Linvil 343 Routh. Deborah Marie 196. 244.430. 432 Rowden. Kathleen Joanne 304 Rowland. Scott Kaniela 230.302 Rowley. Howard Scott 168.438 Rowley. Lisa Dianne 344 Roy. Bnasker Vilva 226 Roy. Sharon Diane 355 Ruben. Elise Diane 330 Ruby. Jeffrey Alan 349 Ruddiman. Thomas Andrew 347 Rudinsky. Michael F. 201 Rudinsky. Stephen Anthony 217 Rudolph. Richard Scott 437 Ruff. Charles Christopher 255 Rule. Barbara Marie 288.352 Rule. Steven Madsen 219 Rumgay. Stacey 259 Ruminski. Carolyn Susan 246,426 Rumpel. Tamara Kay 229 Runcxel. Rebecca Elizabeth 329 Runyon. Karen Marie 306 Rupert. Anne 390 Rupert. Jane Elizabeth 391 Rusch. Julie Anne 283.424 Rush. Amy E. 219 Rush. Janet Mary 331 Russ. Michael David 362 Russell. James Mac 245 Russell. Jennifer 342 Russell. Lorie Ann 352 Russell. Stephanie Lauren 249 Russo. Kathy Jean 241 Ruth. Pamela Marie 276 Rutherford. Donald Duane 203. 364 Rutkin. Andrew Todd 233.448 Rutten. Mary |o 422 Rutz. Stuart Kimberly 406 Ryan. Phillip Kevin 202.223 Ryan. Thomas Lawrence 354 Ryder. Jane Elizabeth 426 Ryder. Steven Mark 365 Ryereen. John David 297.442 Ryles. Ashley Marie 283.425 Ryman. Jeffrey Paul 452 Rysdam. Robert Gid 113 S Saba. Mark Alan 211.351 Saba. Susan Alison 408 Sabin. Jill Ann 426 Sabin. Lynda Karen 204.228.314. 344 Sabin. Scott Cullen 358 Sacketa. Jean 342 Sadjadi. Morteza 199.248 Saflcy. Leslie Eugene 314 Sagen. Kimberly Sue 289.329 Sager. Erica Lyn 197.305 Sanajwalla. Cnandrahas Gopichan 226 Sahlbrandt, Tina 325 Salvador. |ames Anthony 268 Salvador. Robert Joseph 266.319 Salzwedel. Mark Alan 335 Samaneigo. Dan 334 Samples. Vemon Shane 275.430 Sanchez. Ralph 305 Sandberg. Kevin lames 197 Sande. Greg Mitcnell 334 Sanders. Holly Marie 422 Sanderson. Don 193 Sandhu. Soni Lee 330 Sandstede. Anita Ann 342 Sandstrom. Andrew Paul 258.419 Sandstrom. Carol 196.207. 244 Santa. Renaldo Thomas 282.448 Sapp. Daniel Edward 168 Sargeant, Scott Alan 435 Sarto. Eivind 336 Sasano. Susan Keiko 230 Sather. Jane Marie 416 Sato. Theresa Marie 325 Saugen. John 264 Saugen. La Vomme 264 Saunders. Ellen Leslie 244 Saunders. I.aurie Suzanne 236.314. 319 Saur. Brenda Sue 67.344 Savage. Dale 218 Sauve. Steven Kent 228 Savage. Jennifer Linn 358 Savage. Susan Leane 218 Sawicki. Thomas John 305 Sawtell. Susan Mary 314 Sawtelle. Todd Noal 428 Sawyer, effery Lee 343 Sawyer. Jeffrey Allen 343 Say. Norma Jane 409 Saylor. Debora Lynn 314 Scafe. Jacki Loann 325 Scanlan. Jon Robert 430 Scanlan. Sean Edwin 448 Scanlon. Bradley James 370 Scarvie. Daniel Robert 314 Schad. Larry Joseph 419 Schaefer. Susan Marie 358 Schaefers. Andrew Cordon 253 Schacnzer. Michael Alan 319 Schafbuch. Joe 292.410 Schafer. Anita Louise 314 Schafer. Terry Lynn 398 Schaffer. Jeffrey Alan 266 Schaffer. Michael Douglas 347 Schalk. Kenneth Wayne 460 Schallau. Pamela Kay 201.396 Scharzenberger. Susanne 288 Schcidhauer. Nicola Elfriedc 169 Scheinberg. Michael Owen 255 Scheinberg. Russell 255 Schell. Kathleen Marie 279 Schenk. Brian Edward 440 Schenk. Steven Peter 400 Scherer. Clark Gregory 202 Schiada. Susan Maureen 409 Schick. David 275 Schild. Karla Irene 342 Schimizu. Dean 302 Schindler. Karen Sue 322 Schindler. Robert Allan 332 Schlappi. Shelley Anne 228.319 Schlotter. Katherine Marie 329 Schmeer. Kristen Melinda 283 Schmid. Mary Suzanne 281 Schmidt. Michele 26.218.238.239 Schmidt. Nancy Jean 244 Schmidt. Richard Alan 314 Schmidt. Rick Arnold 241 Schmidt. Ronald Allen 73 Schmidt. Ruth Marie 330 Schmidt. Steven Dale 359 Schmidt. Sue 321 Schmitz. Patricia Anne 288 Schmitz. Stephen M. 278. 448 Schneider. 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Traci Lynn 322 Scourfield. Katherine Marie 314 Scrimsher. Brenda Dee 314 Scull. Kathleen Ann 417 Seal. Catherine M. 208.209.259 Sears. Linda Louise 408 Season. Janet Lynn 333 Seay. Jeffrey Arthur 419 Secord. Jonathon Duwayne 216 Secord. Laurie Jayne 380 Secrcst. MelodieLa-Rae 314 Scdcy. |cffrey Scott 202 Seibert. Norma 259 Seidel. Pamela Louise 426 Seifcr. Leslie John 335 Seifert. Butch 319 Seiler. James Robert 334 Seiser. Patricia E. 385 Seitz. Brian Dale 404 Seitz. Harlmut Peter 264 Sclc. Timothy George 450 Sells. Ronald Charles 351 Sellenti, Charlotte Ann 361 Sellers. Suzanne Kay 283.318.409 Selnau. Brent Allen 334 Senders. Kathy Patricia 415 Sendlinger. Shawn Crowley 345 Sen kel. Jeffrey Scott 443 Sergienxo. Enc Michael 364 Serocke. Patricia Marie 357 Sen.'oss. Carole Donna 415 Severance. Steve Eugene 360 Seville. Michael Walter 365 Sewall. Cathy Hampshire 333 Seymour. Rose Maty' 342 Shacklett. Kathleen Ann 274 Shafer. Anne 262 Shafer. Kristina Kay 314 Shafer. Nancy Lee 241 Shaffer. Douglas 448 Shaffer. Eric Ford 448 Shaffer. Todd Lenley365 Shank. Doug 351 Shanks. Monica Clare 416 Shannon. Heather Ann 353 Shannon. Michael Anthony 445 Shannon. Michael Dennis 445 Shannon. Patrick William 240.430 Shannon. Sid 263 Sharp. Debra Lee 249 Sharp. Dolores Rcnac 287.340.399 Sharp. Mark Douglas 388 Sharp. Richard Lee 332 Shaw. Billy 264 Shaw. Jody 286 Shaw. ix rena 281 Shaw. Marks Mae 391 Shaw. Vickie Lynn 422.486 Shay. Georve Stanley 218 Shea. Brendan Joseph 234 Shear. Carol Lynne 398 Sheehan. Michael William 232. 258 Sheehan. Tcrcse Suzanne 432 Shccly. Michael Watson 412 Shcffer. Douglas William 278 Shelburne. Darren Scott 438 Shelburne, lames Christopher 438 Sheldon, lolly 486 Sheldon.Julie Kay 396.425 Shelton. Darla Sue 346 Shelton. Dan 406 Shelton. Rhonda Darlene 370 Shelton. Susannc M. 174 Shcn. Vera Olivia 223.486 Shcnk. Douglas Paul 351 Shepard. Amy 433 Shepherd. Thomas Ronald 440 Sheppard. Steven Anthony 228 Sheppard. Susan I ouise 355 Sherman. John Scott 343 Sherwood. Daniel William 351 Shew. Nelson 264 Shich. David 349 Shidler. Kathryn Lee 240 Shields. Karin Patricia 280. 422 Shigeno. Thomas Tadao 258. 355 Shiiki. Beth Ann 274.338 Shik. Melinda 330 Shike. Craig Lee 332 Shimizu. Dean Saburo 230 Shimoda. Todd Hiroii 358 Shimoiima. Edward Kent 440 Shimokusu. Pat Hitomi 230 Shimura. Akihiko 314.339 Shindler. Karen 415 Shine. George Edward 253 Shine. Mary Ann 276.396 Shine. William |oscph 454 Shiraishi, Bryan Paul Yoshio 336 Shirtcliff. Mae 438 Shock. Kevin 351 Shokey. Janna Mae 197 Shonlell. William Milton. Ill 358 Shook. Kevin Richard 351 Shreeve, Sara Jane 340 Shuholm. Mark R . 207. 258 Shull. Cammie Christine 226 Shultz. Marie E. 280 Shunk. I-aurie Ann 399 Shunke. Nancy 399 Sibeck, Derek Page 357 Sick. Cary Alan 202 Sickler. )ay Thomas 358 Siefer. I-eo 339 Signalness. Chris Raymond 197 Signer, leanine Ann 426 Silke. Shannon Rae 314 Sillonis, Kathleen Ixnrise 328 Silva. Kellie Marie 285. 422 Silver. Jeffrey Morris 282 Simich. Mary |o 241. 242.398 Siinich. Robert Anton 410 Simmonc. Kelly 356 Simmons. Kelly Gwyn 280 Simmons. Kelly Lynn 280 Simmons. Pamela Camille 280,328 Simmons. Stewart Spcnccr 452 Simmons. Victor Eugene 149 Simonsen.Glen Arthur 216 Simpson. David Robert 364 Simpson. Gregory Dean 248 Simpson. Gregory |ames 248 Simpson. Kim Nicole 399 Simpson. Sandra Sue 338 Sims, lames Thomas 359 Sims, kelly Lyn 330 Sims. Lin la Diane 201 Sims. Linda Rae 201 Sims. Michael Dwain 275.430 Sinclair. Carol Ann 446 Sinclair. Juli Ann 331 Sinclair. Lori Jo 50 Sinclair. Renee Suzanne 314 Sinclair. Scott Edward 351 Singh. Marjorie Ann 314 Singler, Edward Michael 98 Sitton. Charles E. 126.127.129 Skelton. Brad Craig 245 Skidmore. Beth Ellen 276 Skiles. Shawn Edward 450. 486 Skillem. Samuel Charles. Ill 209. 217.436. 486 Skjelstad. Candace Lynne 416 Skjonsby. Ion Eric 298 Skovlin. Melcah Lynn 202 Skowhcde. Julie Lynn 323 Skrip. Michael Hall 459 Slade. Terry Marvin 201.420 Slagel. Keri Lynn 433 Slate. Timothy Walter 486 Sliger, Colleen Elizabeth 486 Slipher. Monique Hiltrude352 Sloper. Leonard 452 Slover. Robert Eugene. Jr. 201 Slowik. Carol Yvonne 226.422 Smallmon. Deborah Denise 314 Smelt. Harold Paul 202 Smimes. Susan Ellen 333 Smith. Aaron Jon 370 Smith. Alan D. 219 Smith. Brian Charles 314 Smith. Brian Daniel 314 Smith. Brian Raymond 314 Smith. Bryan Donald 226. 278 Smith. Charles Dean 350 Smith. Dana 333 Smith. David Faster 357 Smith. David Lyle 357 Smith. Debbie Kae 336. 342 Smith. Dorothy 410 Smith. Elspeth 320 Smith. Gloria |ean 314 Smith. Gordon Charles 351 Smith. Gordon Gaylord 351 Smith. Karen Clark 228.323 Smith. Karen Elizabeth 228.323 Smith. Kevin Ekerson 430 Smith. Kevin John 430 Smith. Kevin Lee 430 Smith. Kevin Lee 430 Smith. Kim Michelle 430 Smith. Kurt Walter 357 Smith. Laurie Leigh 327.336.391 Smith. Lillian Clare 270.279.352 Smith. Merridee 240.253 Smith. Michael A. 251 Smith. Michael Carl 251 Smith. Michael David 251 Smith. Michael |ay 251 Smith. Nadia Rebecca 361 Smith. Neal C. 202. 204.222 Smith. Phillip Francis 339 Smith. Rhonda Renee 333.415 Smith. Richard Dean 354 Smith. Richard Lawrance 354 Smith. Richard Lee 354 Smith. Richard Lynn 354 Smith. Richard Owen 354 Smith. Rickard Scott 410 Smith. Robin Lynn 384 Smith. Robyn Mayo 342 Smith. Roger Thomas Victor 67 Smith, Ronald Gene 486 Smith. Scott David 332 Smith. Scott Evan 332 Smith. Shannon Janinc 416.486 Smith. Shannon Lee 416.486 Smith. Sherri Ann 327 Smith. Sherri Lynn 327 Smith. Shonda Yvonne 265.302.333 Smith. Susan Denise 414 Smith. Susan M.414 Smith. Taad 349 Smith. Tamara Lynne 277 Smith. Teresa Anne 398 Smith. Toni Richele 326 Smith. Tracy 304 Smith. Treina Lee 105.331 Smith. Tricia 331 Smith. Vincent Kent 234.250.343 Smolen. Neil Jude 278,419 Smyth, joe 410 Smythe. Catherine Marie 348 Snider. Mark Lawrence 233.356 Snider. Thomas Alan 358 Snodgrass. Randy Rex 452 Snodgrass. Thomas Charles 357 Snoozy. Kathleen Caro) 238.409 Snyder. Anne Michelle 244.416 Snyder. Carl G. 350 Snyder. Linda Jean 348 So. Biu 364 So. Ming Lut 364 Soderholm. Christy Anne 108.424 Soldwedel. Kent David 282 Solomon. Michael Wesley 438 Solomon. Tamara Jean 333 Sommer. Douglas Charles 270 Sommer. Judith Lynn 75.77.417 Sorensen. Mary Beth 422 Sorenson. Cody Delwin 207.247.440. 486 South. Charles Grant 253 South. Scott Dana 314 Sowlcs. Lori Deanne 83 Spackman. Jeff James 355 Spady. Milinn Adine 356 Sparks. Pamela Ann 432 Spathas. Jeffery Charles 2%. 418 Spaugh. David Dean 354 Spaulding. David Paul 219 Spaulding. John R. 228.303.339 Spazilli. Anthony 204 Spear. Andrew Karl 365 Spear. Steve Walter 357 Specht. Catherine Marie 327 Speer. Dawn Yvonne 274 Spencer. Albert Edward 228 Spencer. Julie Lynn 324 Spencer. Kathy Lynn 244. 486 Spencer. Kellene Marit 486 Spencer. Kelly Susan 228.330 Spencer. Sandra Lee 38. 218.241. 414 Sperry. Virginia Catherine 391 Spidoll. William Glenn 438 Spieler. Roger Alan 334 Spioring. |ill I-anette 425 Spikes. Ron 334 Spiller. James Christopher 370 Spivey. Allan Todd 350 Spoclstra. Judith Marie 132.133.134. 330 Sponseller. Douglas Alan 337 Sponenburgh. Prof. Mark 178 Spor. Arvid Einar 336 Sprando. Tawny Marie 339 Spurgeon. Colleen June 321 Srinivasa. Sobh.in.i 226 Srinivasa. Ramanujan 226 Srymonika. Toni 262 Stabler. Caroline Aldcn 250.330 Stabler. William David 216 Stafford. Kathryn Marie 422 Stahl. Mark Clement 259 Stalder. Heidi Nelda 314.326 Stalker. Nancy Kinuc 52.215.246. 391 Stalker. Patricia Sachi 215.237.241. 244.390. 486 Stallings. Charles Evert 438 Stamps. Eileen Irma 241.245.422. 486 Stamp. Dr. Margaret 244 Standerfer. Tim !.ce 410 Stanfill. Donna Lynne 249 Stanford. Mark Christopher 217.238. 486 Stanford. Megan 333 Slang. Terri Lynn 225.288.409 Stangel. Jamie 126.129 Stamslawski. Gary Michael 203 Stankus. Seth |ohn 258 Stanley. Kelley Jeanne 287.358 Stanley. Tracey Lynn 287.417 Stanton. Loren Keith 320 Stanwood. Kenneth I-ee 143.304 Starbuck. Dianne Marie 417 Starcher. Sandra Anne 277,314.352 Starkweather. Carol Lynn 344 Starr. Shaun Soren 438 Starr. Teresa |oann 358 Startin. Loren 250 Staudahcr. James George 345 Staudahcr. Michael Victor 242.247 Steams. Carol 370 Steam. Jeffry Hudson 341 Steams. Shirley Marie 415 Steele. David Michael 259 Steele. Gregory Scott 218. 241 Stcelhammer. Julie Atkins 283.426 Steiher. TV 266 Stein. Tensa Suzanne 305 Steinbach. Charles Joseph 364 Steiner, Susan Kay 283 Stcinhauer. Daniel Ix uis314 Stcinkamp. Linda Diane 175. 217.249 Steinkamp. Mark Vincent 358 Stember. Matthew Thomas 268 Stemmann, Gene 26 Stenbro. lacouclinc Rae 274.344 Stengel. Sonfa Jean 370 Stepn. Richard Alvin 334 Stephan. George Frederick 436 Stem. Heidi Jean 314 Sterrctt. Craig Brian 339 Stettler. Robert Lauren 223 Steven. Frank 234 Stevens. Craig McKenzie 66 Stevens. Dean George 154 Stevens. James Jerome 232 Stevens. Lori 1.415 Stevens. Matthew Wayne 336 Stevens. Melinda D. 280.327.427 Stevens. Todd Owen 362 Stevens. Tracy- Jo 426 Stevenson. Thomas William 251 Stewart. Adam Derek 229 Stewart. Angela Regina 330.415 Stewart. Donna Holly 396 Stewart. Mark Christian 438 Stewart. Randy Arthur 232. 241 Stewart. Ronald Dean 334 Stewart. Scott Edward 221 Stiger. Donald Alan 266 Stiles. Timothy William 278.296.418 Still. David Clark 221 Stillman. Denise Diane 330 Stillwell. Martha Alice 259 Stirek. John Alan 238. 239.450.487 Stirling. Maureen Kay 280. 415 Stirling. Tamara |olene 238. 249 Stock. Dena Kay 344 Stockbridge. Carroll Anne 288.415 Stockbridge. Kurt Joseph 440 Stocking. Alice Bevins 228.358 Stockton. Scott Alan 345.349 Stoffer. Kenneth Edmund 435 Stolte. Leah Leslin 353 Stone. Jack Evan 203 Stone. John 319 Stone. Richard Lewis 350 Stone. Solon 222 Stonebraker, William Chester 354 Stoner. Billie Kay 390 Storch. Danielle Kaye 391 Stortini. Lisa 280 Storm. Debra lean 390 Storm. Diane Elizabeth 391 Storm. Robert Lawrence 314 Stormont. Laurie Ann 331 Stott. Susan M. 283. 426 Stoughton. Shelli Ruth 338 Stover. Chris Brandt 341 Stover. David Earl 343 Stoyer. Kimberly Marie 287.321.417 Strachan. Andrew Elder 259 Strachen. Jeffrey David 487 Stratton. Lorraine Louise 259 Stratton. Sandra Lynn 225 Stratton. Susan I,eigh 415 Stratton. Teresa Rene 249 Street. Brick 264 Strepling. Brian 355 Strickland. Steven Forrest 448 Strickland. Tamera lean 396 Strickler. Braden Shelton 364 Strickler. Cynthia Suzanne 326 Strickler. Jeffrey Paul 217.487 Strickler. I.issa Ann 487 Stridder. I.issa 223 Stringer. Judith Ann 391 Stringer. Susan Elizabeth 314 Striplin. Shelley- Ann 314 Stripling. Brian M. 314 Stritzcl. Gregory |oseph 262 Slrohmeyer. Stro 242.243 Strong. Richard Calvin 351 Stroua. Timothy Dean 314 Strubhar. Joan Diane 245 Struges. Susan 54 Stubbcrfield. Kari Ann 422 Stuck. Kcmi jo-Ann 344 Stuck. Kevin Franklin 452 Stucky. Howard Steven 452 Stucky. Margaret Lynn 356 Studcnberg. Lcanne Marie 342 Sturdevant. Heidi 388 Stuhr. Wendy Ellen 314 Stults. Jon Scott 314 Sturdevant. Heidi Kristen 325 Sturgeon. Colleen 25 Sturgcs. Susan Marie 196.225.283. 424 Sturzeneggcr. Cheryl |can 132.133. 134.135. 433 Suhre. Russell Andrew 459 Sukloff. Jill Heather 289.342 Sullivan. Noreen I-ouis 358 Sullivan. Raeann Marie 199 Sullivan. Shannon Michael 70.72. 418 Sullivan. Teri Laree 289.327 Sulmonctti. David |ohn 430 Sumerville. Tammy 320 Sumida. Kent Isamu 302 Summers, Eric Lloyd 314.339 Summers. Raymond Orville 248.440 Sumner. Shane Patrick 295.418 Sumner. Stacy Ann 391 Sundermeier. William Arnold. Jr. 364 Supe. Michele Keliikuewa 230.323 Susong. Jane Ellen 325.427 Sutherland. Lisa Rac 408 Sutherland. Sheri Anne 346 Suzaki. Kuko 301 Suzuki. Ryochi Swail. Douglas Cade 435 Swanda. Pamela Ann 314 Swanson. Bruce Eric 452 Swanson. David Wayne 343 Swanson. Jane Katherine 326 Swanson. Karen Elaine 253 Swanson. Steve Lee 334 Swart. Lisa Jeanne 328.417 Swartz. Anne 336 Swartz. Ceorge Bradley 137 Swearingen. Dan Eric 314 Swcatt. Laura Jean 416 Sweeney. Claressa Stacey 330.425 Sweeney. David Joseph 303 Sweeney. Dean Lawrence 438 Swenney. Janice Lee 219 Sweeney. Thomas Brooks 438 Swensen. Debra Diane 225.409 Swett. George Gregory 332 Swink. Ann Lois 358 Swirbul, Arnold Frederick. Ill 223 Sylvan. Kimberly Sue 344 Sypher. Sharon I.ynn 314.342 Syverson. Kimberly Ann 422 T Tabassi. Amir Hossein 339 Tabbut. Spencer Cameron 303,319 Takasumi. Myra Ann 348 Talbot. John Michael 314 Talbott. Rebecca Jane 338 Tan. Khie Nen 315 Tanaka. Yoshihiro361 Tantau. Jennifer Lynne 328 Tap. Teri-Lynn 340 Tarhini. Faraj A. 207 Tarter. Paula Kay 352 Tasa. Guy Loren 332 'I’assie. Carrie Jane 432 Tatman. Michael David 350 Taucher. David Andrew 234 Tautfest. Terri Jo 352 Tavakolian Shirin M. 289.425 Tavenner. John Michael 370 Taxer. Eric John 359 Taxer. Marx Fahlen 359 Tayloe. Arthur Ervin 315 Taylor. Anne Catherine 329.422 Taylor. Anne Kathleen 329.422 Taylor. Dana Kay 328 Taylor. Daney Marie 315 Taylor. Denise 293 Taylor. Glen Aubrey 351 Taylor. Lynn 270 Taylor. Paula Ann 318 Taylor. Sandra K. 355 Taylor. Shellene Elizabeth 328 Taylor. Susan Louise 330 Taylor. William Scott 315.355 Taylor. William Tyrone 315.355 Teague. Irene Anita 422 Tempel. Gary Leo 199. 454 Templeton. Peggy 333 Ten-Eyck. Richard Craig 117.197. 240.253 Tenbrook. Warren K. 365 Tcngah. Abdullah 236 Teramura. Jennifer Marie 227 Terstegge, Kammi Lynn 228,361 Teske. Timothy Neil 315,351 Thacker. Stephanie Rene 424 Thayer. Gavin Leroy 207 Thie. Janet 326 Thielcn. Eileen Louise 339 Thicn. Michael George 364 Thiess. lames William 388 Thom. Rearer Edward 347 Thomas. Carrie Leigh 340.433 Thomas. Claire 247 Thomas. Della 304 Thomas. Gerald Jay 268. 388 Thomas. Lori Elizabeth 315 Thomas. Maiy Margaret 203 Thomas. Micnele Ann 315 Thomas. Oma Leann 315 Thomas. Scot Allan 216 Thomas. Tina 353 Thomas. Todd Aaron 278.442 Thoming. Christopher Spring 205. 390 Thompson. Brian Stephen 359 Thompson. Brian Wayne 359 Thompson. Cynthia Ruth 262.344 Thompson. David Alan 436 Thompson. David Edwin 436 Thompson. David Gordon 436 Thompson. David Willard 436 Thompson. Debbie Kay 331 Thompson. Delma Lynne 293.315 Thompson. Dennis Lee 228.349 Thompson. Douglas John 437 Thompson. Eric Conway 407 Thompson. Jill Anne 288.417 Thompson. Joseph Dana 233 Thompson. Leslie Kay 323 Thompson. Prof. Maxine 159 Thompson. Nancy Ann 236 Thompson. Nancy lean 236 Thompson. Richard C. 360 Thompson. Richard Wayne 360 Thompson. Scott Elliott 357 Thompson. Shauna Sue 315 Thompson. Shelley Lynne 229 Thompson. Stanley Earl 440 Thompson. Steven Charles 452 Thompson. Steven Louis 452 Thompson. Steven Ray 452 Thompson. Susan Marie 298 Thompson. Terry Brent 396 Thorsnoppe. Smedly Gormatt 360 Thornley. Denellc Kay 329 Thornton. Janet E 207.253.276.281 Thorpe. David Alan 295.418.487 Thorsell. Julie Ann 287.433 Thorsen. Sharon Kay 199 Thrall. Ken 66 Thurman. Katherine Ann 355 Tichy. Laura Lynn 289.425 Tichy. Lolly 329 Ticknor. Steven William 349 Tidrow. Robert Patrick Tiensen. Tina 333 Tigner. Lori Ann 408 Tijanna. Ea Tim. Dec 223 Timm. Rochelle Rae 446 Timmcr. David Allen 445 Tindle. Elizabeth Joan 323 Tipley. Rover Edward 217.452 Tippens. Hal Raymond 266.357 Tipton. Anthony Wayne 297 Tipton. William Scott 452 Tipton. Grant Morris. Ill 263 Tobey. |ohn Francis 334 Todd. Lisa 425 Todd. Thomas 79 Tokillya. K B. 304 Tolan.Tim 241 Tolke. Jeffrey David 454 Toll. Howard 337 Toll. Kim Riley 349 Tom. Duane Mun On 341 Tomasini. Charles Thomas 251,356 Tomasovic. Lori Ann 283 Tomchak. James Timothy 430 Tomco. Gretchcn Theresa 330 Tomlin. Jackie Sue 331 Tomlinson. Candace |can 204 Tompkins. Susan Mary 274.305 Tompkins. Timothy George 219.315 Toomey. Thomas Wesley 216 Toon. Karen Marie 327 Tourtillott. Julie 436 Toweill. Dale Everett 202 Tower. Terri 228, 251 Townsend. Irving MacNair. Jr. 253. 454 Towou. Shelley 355 Toy. Bhasker 359 Tracy. Robert Allen 332 Trahem. Eugene Lyle 430 Trainer. Audrey Teresa 361 Tran. Chinh Chan 324 Tran. Hien Ngoc 356 Tran. Huong-Mai Thi 330 Tran. Nghi Minh 360 Tran. Vinh Huy 359 Trask. Anthony G. 436 Travis. Jayne Day 396 Trethewey. James Robert 359 Trevino. Debra Ann 213,446 Trevor. Wayne 430 Triantafyllides. George Paul 345 Tribby. Michael Layne 196.315 Trim. Stephanie 299 Trimble. Diane Marie 315.355 Trinh. Hank 345 Trocino. Richard Budlong 365 Troftgruben. Sheri Dee 348 Trom. Kristin Marie 346 Trotter. Douglas A. 298 Trotter. Scott David 241.446 Troy. Sam 234 Troyer. Martin Lee 334 Trover. Richard William 435 Trujillo. Kathleen Elaine 330 Trulock. Laurie Lee 287.322 Trumm. Bruce Douglas 358 Trvin. Diane 204 Trzynka. Julie Ann 416 Tsugawa. Lisa Rei 322.409 Tsuruya. Gale Masako 230.302 Tu. Robert Paul 223 Tubb. Timothy Steven 305 Tucker. Ronald Paul 370 Tullis. Thomas Murphy. II 440 Turin. Debbie C. 286.433 Turina. Nanette Marie 330 Turnbull. Lee Anthony 315 Turnbull. Marcie Lucilc 315 Turrell. John Martin 357 Tutt. Lori Kay 288.417 Tuttle. Cathy Jo 340 Twedt. Kenneth Lee 419 Tyc. Pamela Dee 285.417 Tyler. Kathleen Sue 245.446 U Ubl. Sandy 262 Uchiyama. Donald Matthew 359 Uchytil. Richard Thomas 438 Uhl. Ron Serggio 70 Uhlmcyer. Jeffrey Scott 335 Ulrich. Ann Carol 342 Ulrich. Pamua 244 Ulum. Christopher Joel 435 Umcda. Patti Jo Hatsuko 242 Underhill. Raymond Todd 232.452 Ungs. Mark Thomas 200.207.294. 315 Uphoff. Debra Lynn 285.396 Uphoff. Karen Cnrisla 283.352 Urban. Ann E. 325 Urbigkett. Kirsten Lee 415 Uycda. Alison Akiko 200 Uyetake. Vem Bryce 204 V Valentine. Nancy Cowles 315.327 Valentino. Karen Joanne 217.246. 424. 488 Valera. Linda Lapaz 346 Van Allen. Michael Ross 448.488 Van Bergen. Steven Scott 319 Van Borsteh. Alan Van Bronkhorst. Derek Charles 334. 488 Van Calcar. Sandra Carol 244.446 Van Camp. Lisa L. 262 Van Clcve. Katherine 220.385 Van Den Hazel. Mark 349 Van Der Leden. Ernst John 266 Van Dyke. Alan Stanley 220 Van Dyke. Paulla Jean 348 Van Eyk. Seth Arnold 440 Van Fleet. Wendy Le 422 Van Ginhoven. Adrian Willen 442 Van Ginhoven. Henry 442 Van Lanen. Barbara Ann 286.426 Van Le Quoc. Thang 360 Van Lieu. Sheryl Lynn 315 Van Nostrand. Mark Alan 202 Van Orsow. Kerry Jo 197.218.276. 315 Van Schoiack. Anne 253.265 Van Schoiack. Marie 253.265 Van Thaden. Britt 365 Van Vlcet. Charles Robert 210.418 Vam Vleet. John Carlos 419 Van VlicL Mary Ann 237 Van Walstijn. Judy Lynn 329 Van Winkle. Lisa Lee 279 Vancil. Michael Alan 320 Vandehey. Brian Robert 295 Vandehey. Linda Connie 281 Vander Plaat. Thomas |ohn 202 Vander Wal. James Gerard 221 Vander Zanden. Sandra Rene 281 Vandcrpool. Nancy Ann M. 240.241 Vandcrpool. Sheri Lynn 358 Vanderzanden. Dave Andrew 337 VanDomelen. Beth 335 Vang. Cheng 360 Vanlear. Sally 352 Vargas. Daniel Joseph 268 Varsick. Paul 173 Vasko. Teresa Lynn 432 Vasquez. David Ricardo 202 Vateerlaus. Gary Michael 332 Vaughn. Larry Dean 407 Vaughn. Richard Leon. Jr. 406 Vawter. David Hill 275. 440.488 Veal. Laurie Ann 346 Vegna. David 343 Velicki. Alexander. Ir. 452 Verdon. Kevin Wright 354 Verges. Cynthia Anne 276.396 Verses. Jeff Mark 454 Verneiden. Dean Alan 320 Vermeire. Parmelia Jean 426 Versteegh. Michael Christian 335 Vezina. Karen Jane 32S Viator. Paul A. 203.334 Vickery. Cretchen Kelii-O-Kaala 315 Vielma. Sandra 338 Vigdahl. Scott Patrick 345 Vincent. Ceorge Adrian 222.442 Vincent. I. R. 240 Vincent. Robert William 315 Vinchcsi. Brian Edward 202 Vine. Mark Allen 234 Vinson. Ted 202 Visscher. Kevin Laine 266 Vistica. John Theodore 337 Vogel. Ronald 442 Vogel. Ronald Steven 282 Vogt. Brian Craig 355 Vogt. Rebecca Ellen 446 Vogt. Stuart Randall 419 Vogt. Gerald Francis. Jr. 358 Voliva. Cliff Lane 210 Volk. Van 199 Volpe. John Patrick Cerald 357 Vondross. Mischelle Marie 361 Voorhees. Andrew Gerard 222 Vorrcs. Glenn Howard. Jr. 349 Vosse. Margaret lane 380 Vreeland. Rochelle Dianne 361 Vreyens. John Andrew 275 Vrooman. Nancy Elizabeth 204.274 W Waddell. Donald Scott 232 Wadkins. Thomas Roy 200 Wagcnet. Christoph Daniel 360 Wager. Deborah Frances 283 Wagner. Debbie 370 Wagner. Elizabeth Ann 446 Wagner. Gene N. 275 Wagner, ennifer Michelle 336 Wagner, ohn William 440.488 Wagner, oseph Arthur 440 Wagner. Patrick John 440 Wagner. Shelley Christine 353 Wakeman. Esther 353 Waldron. Scott Schmuckli 275 Walford. Kieron John 295. 296.418 Walford. Sian Marie 417 Walh. Michael K. 300 Walker. Brian H 234.419 Walker. Brian Robert 419 Walker. Dale Robert 430 Walker. Karen Lynn 333.433 Walker. Karen Marie 333.433 Walker. Linda Diane 432 Walker. Marcus David 438 Walker. Renee 225 Walker. Robert Allen 226 Walker. Robert Wayne 226 Walker. Roma Renee 426 Walker. Steven Lael 435 Walker. Ward Edward. II337 Wall Robert Scott 341 Wallace. l,eslie Michele 323 Wallace. Theresa Joanne 391 Wallace. Traci Ann 353 Wallenmeyer. Patricia Loreen 117. 197 Walley. Ronnie Mack 207 Wallis. Annette Joy 216 Wallis. Punia 230 Wallrich. Reed Young 278 Walp. Bradley Thomas 452 Walser. Rhonda Elizabeth 245 Walter. Annette 226 Walter. Cynthia Sue 340 Walter. Dee Dee Marie 235.433 Walter. Lisa Ellen 228.352 Walters. Ben 334 Walters. Scott Matthew 430 Waltman. Christopher B. 419 Walton. James L. 241.242.430 Waltz. Margaret Ann 285.330.427 Wanek. Lisa Davant 246.370 Wang. Chln-Y 361 Wanner. Holly Gaye 356 Ward. Craig William 454 Warinner. John Storrs 334 Warkentin. Paul Benno200 Wameke. William James 228.303. 335 Warner. Patricia Christine 325 Warner. Peter R. 73.112.113 Wames. Kenneth Frederick 270 Wamke. David Richard 298.350 Wamock. Cindy Jo 262.276 Wamock. Cynthia Lchua 262 Warren. Jennifer Marie 305 Warren, kimra Kay 396 Warren. Vickie Michelle 287.396 Wasche. Bonita Crace 207.222.315 Washbond. Robert Michael 196 Wasscr. Shelley Lea 304 Wassing. Christine Gabrielle 346. 391 Watabe. Takahiro 337 Wate. Shawn Kevin 263 Waters. Dean Lyle 454 Watkins. Scott S. 356 Watkins. Tamarah Lynne 355 Watkins. Traci 315 Watson. Douglas Andrew 242.258. 430 Watson. Jairus Harrison 204 Watters. Robert Michael 442 Watts. Marilyn Renee 218 Watts. Sallyannc 326 Waud. Sharon Elizabeth 425 Wayne. Misty Lou 344 Weatherford. Marion T. 207 Weatherly. Kelly Marie 320 Weatherspoon. Penny Marie 352 Weatherspoon. Stacy Lynn 348 Weaver. Donald Douglas 245 Weaver. Thomas Arlen 304 Webb. Gene 315 Webb. Janet Helen 424 Webb. Julie Lynn 305 Webb. Steve Mark 305 Webb. William M. 315 Webber. Karen Marie 425 Webber. Todd Lance 205.297.442 Weber. Anton Jerome 410 Weber. Barbara Ann 346 Weber. Barbara Ann 253 Weber. Jennifer Dianne 353 Weber, ohn Charles 218 Weber. Michael Owen 266 Weber. Patricia Anne 326 Weber. Shannon Elizabeth 330 Weber. Stephen Timothy 406 Webster. Victoria Mac 289 Weddle. Kristen Mary 338 Weeber. Mark Kevin 219 Weed. Robert Lloyd 168. 205.297 Weeks. Robert Bowen 198. 258.452 Wehrend. William Roeschmann. Ill 452 Weidkamp. Mark William 419 Weigand. Barbara |ane432 Weil. Michael Kim 404 Weiler. Jill Ann 330 Weiler. Leslie Anne 409 Weimar. Matthew Scott 199 Weinert. Alan Thomas 258.270 Weinstein. Jayne Jennifer 125.331 Weir. Lynn Anne 65. 409 Weisner. Jennifer 287 Weiss. Deborah Ellen 190 Weiss. Shirley Ann 281 Weistart. Carol Louise 244 Welbom. Darren Mark 315 Welborn, Kenneth Lee 315 Well. Michael Allen 388 Weller. Troy William 438 Wellman. Jan Theresa 228 Wells. Barbara 221 Wells. Clinton John 265 Wells. Judith A. 204.346 Wells. Michael David 198 Wells. Michael Norman 198 Wells. Dr. Pat 196 Welsh. Paula Lorraine 324 Welter. Annette Carlene 226 Wenca. Richard 202 Wendel, Robert Fronklin 364 Wentworth. Ann Marie 424.489 Weshabaugh. Jason 359 Wcssbccher. |ody Jane 325 West. Blain Anthony 354 West. Carol 169 West. Janet E. 236 West by. Mike Clyde 335 Westcott. Carrie Lynn 357 Westfall. Nikki Ann 327 Westlund. Lynn Marie 255.356 Westover. Carina Mae 75.77 Westrick. Brian lames 315 Westvold. |oel Dana 232 Whaley. James Blaine. Jr. 266 Wharton. Cara Lynn 276.425 Wheaton. David Lauren 459 Wheeler. Cynthia Renee 262 Wheeler. James Raymond 251.336 Wheeler. James Steven 251.336 Wheeler. James Warren 251.336 Wheeler. Marlha Jane 432 Wheeler. Nancy Ann 326 Wheeler. Randall Lee 354 Whipple. Kcri Jean 346 White. Brian (ude 362 White. Dcrik James 349 White. Julie Marie 244 White. Lisa Marie 446 White. Mark Anthony 71.72 White. Mark Edwin 71.72 White. Maura Kelly 285 White. Nancy Ruth 299.446 White. Susan Lorraine 323 Whiteley. Margaret Jean 196 Whitford. Peter Duncan 293 Whitley. Kathleen Jo 346 Whitmarsh. Mike Dean 459 Whitmore. Catherine Lorelle 340 Whitmore. Daryl Gene 259 Whitty. Kelly Teresa 240. 265.274. 281 Wichman. Lisa Ann 315 Wichner. Brian D. 354 Wick. Kristina Lorae323 Wickes. Geoffrey Van Wyck 264 Wickes. Katie 264 Wicks. Trace David 332 Wickwire. Robert Scott 440 Widerstrom. Tracy Ann 358 Wieder. Alan John 263.359 Wiggins. Jeffery Roy 198.229.232. 448 Wiggins. Nancy Lynn 262 Wikander. Even 361 Wilcox. Sarah Katherine 446 Wildenradt. Ann Elizabeth 328 Wiley. John Lee 351 Wilger. Barbara Jean 325 Wilhelm. Fritz Owen 315 Wilhelm. Larry John 304 Wilkinson. Margaret Claire 247.315, 320 Willaman. Mark Shane 334 Willard. Sherri Juliana 333 Willcox. Bradley Justin 258.459 Willey. Crcg Allen 233 Williams. Barbara 281 Williams. Barri Lee 353. 391 Williams. Cameron Trent 332 Williams. Carol Ann 339 Williams. David Edward 354 Williams. David Farrald 354 Williams. Dena 424 Williams. Edward Lynn 36 Williams. Jaymes Leslie 343 Williams. Julie Ann 110 Williams. Laureal Lynn 228.244.329 Williams. Loretta Kay 315,344 Williams. Marc Charles 351 Williams. Mary Beth 353 Williams. Melady Lynn 425 Williams. Michael Edward 438 Williams. Michael Wayne 438 Williams. Paul Thomas 440 Williams. Rob Kendall 351 Williams. Robert Alan 196. 341.351 Williams. Robert Bruce 196.341. 351 Williams. Robert Clemens 196.341. 351 Williams. Robert Frank 196.341.351 Williams. Robert Scott 196.341.351 Williams. Shirley Ann 325 Williamson. DeLaine Kay 324 Willis. Derryl Eugene 438 Willis. Jamie Gay 315.322 Willis. Jeffrey Dirk 315 Willison. 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Thomas George 448. 490 Zurchcr. Lisa Marie 219 Zurcher. Sherri Lynn 247 Zurcher. Timothy Scott 219 Zwahlen. Molly Katherine 277 Zwicker. Gregory Allen 359 (T 8 N N r ; S 3a)0|iS 0-i- 9M(N )0-L tv 1 S Wl-LXV ? o— a— Look beyond the clouds, through the rain, toward the blue skies on the horizon: Behold CORVALLIS! 5,280 inches of annual rainfall; Corn Valley University; Going with Joe; Sandwiched between Philomath and nowhere; Best nightlife this side of Albany. But think of the memories: The Orange Express (UCLA who?); Dimers at the Old Beaver Hut; Finals; House Dances; Spring Term; Road Trips; Budget Cuts. Then, there’s US: Seth’s mud coffee. Jerry’s Camera on M, Gilbert’s call, Katy’s 99er-don’t throw away the bottles, Roger’s personals, Taylor's chaos. Group photos. Lost in Parker Stadum: Where’s Colin? Farewell Mr. Harris, Darkroom floods. KBVR radio, Dell's private phone calls. Cameras that bounce??. Also lost in Parkers Stadium — and still lost. Rescheduled Group photos, Beaver Bonza, Dude Ranch, Jeff Canon on the rocks?, covering plane crashes. Developing in the darkroom. Home Ec Department, Gil at Hise, Photo Contest, Roger’s dead battery — Has anyone seen his coat? Now it is time for one last thanks to everyone. To Roger goes a special thanks for his organized way (even if he didn’t give me enough money). Gilbert I could never thank for all his hard work — Best of luck Doc! Katy and all section heads deserve special thanks for many late nights. I wish to thank the entire staff, you've been the greatest. I will never forget Seth and Jerry’s dedication and ever present entertainment — I’ll give you a call sometime. And to all of you I cannot thank personally go tons of thanks — thank you — tnank you — thank you — thank you — thank you — thank you — thank you — thank you — thank you — thank you — thank you — thank you ... 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