Pacific University - Heart of Oak Yearbook (Forest Grove, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1976 volume:

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Q V5 A - -,1' is NW E IES -W ,N h K .,,,. 1. -1 N., QFWE: . . iam- I LIVING UNITS 122 GRADUATES 152 ADVERTISING 172 INDEX 176 THANKS 184 ia-Ma ,..qm ' Larry Garland wg. gt I' 'T Y L The beginning of the school year 1975-1976 approached and with it, the beginning of new classes, new activities, new rela- tionships. Old friends reunited and new faces found their way into our hearts. Freshman Orientation was held September 29th, 30th and 31st, From all over the country they gathered, settled, and made Pacific their new home. The upper classmen arrived and registration, on the 2nd and 3rd of September, officially marked the opening of the year, with hopes and promises and maybe a few dreams. Activities began with the opening of Pacific's doors as everyone began the movement of involvement. Classes--Football-- Suns1ine--IVIovies--Parties--Smiles--Soccer--Homecoming-- Frisbees--Skateboards--Picnics--Bloodmoble--Five-day Break. PACIFIC UNIVERSITY--LET IT SURRGUND YOU! X-X I is . f I P1 I+-m. x. v. P' r'---A-....,,,dug Larry Garland The first seven-week term for the school year '75-'76, was a time for getting back together the teams and organizations that had taken a rest during the three months of summer vacation. On the sunny days, many stu- dents found playing frisbee on the lawns a relaxing way of forgetting the hassles of classes. The first intramural tournament of frisbee was held on September 12th. The sororities and fraternities welcomed new brothers and sisters. A special dinner was weld in the Commons for the Bi-Cen- tennial Year and Saga held several picnics on the lawn between die dorms. Diana Krieger, Curtis Yokoo, Theresa Campbell and Sam Schaefer and others completed a 36-hour dance marathon to raise money for Cystic Fibrosis. Larry Garland fx J P , 1 ' - ' A 1. 'P' , M ,,,.,,,,. ,,,,, ,, ,, ' N-N' J ' ' If ll . I I Il-F. lui-Ts ' A comedy marathon was held featuring comedy movies all night long with students being encouraged to bring their sleeping bags. Coach Hap Hingston got the bowling team started again in Septembert The girls volleyball team launched its season with two wins over University of Portland. The college radio station, KPUR, expanded their broadcasts to the Adult Student Housing. lVIany coffee houses were held in the Boxer Pause and offered good music and entertainment and good foodt, There were bake sales held in the University Center, a canoe trip, and rummage sales, to name a few activities. It was a time to rejoin yourself with the world around you and to tell everyone that you're alive. 'Qi ,Y sg Q 2 c Q ,fl A ., 1 HOMECOMING 1975 Activities for Homecoming 1975 started earlier than scheduled as the football team gathered in front of the University Center, Thursday, October 16th, for a rally to get the students psyched for the weekend. On Friday, a noise parade around the Grove led the students and royalty court to the sight of the bonfire at the Cannery field. Nominees for royalty were: Barb Dewey 84 Mike lVIcCabe, PRIDE, P.E. majors, Wendy Parker 84 lVlike Scott, Theta Nu Alpha, Theresa Campbell 84 IVlike Scott, Gamma Signa, Debbie IVIahoe 84 Jayme DePontes, Haumana O Hawaii, Gaynell Lavender 84 Carmon Cunningham, Concerned Black Students, Candy Dinges 84 Rob Slauson, Phi Lambda Omicron, Leslie Hildula 84 Dave Borges, Walter Hall, lVIonica Foyer, lVlen of lVIac. Elected King and Queen was Jeff Gonnason and Louise Akiyama ,J l 4 . 3,-. representing Omega Ephsilon PHI. The fire was lit and the cheerleaders led a few cheers to bring out the spirit. That night a dance was held in the IVIPR, sponsored by the Hawaiian Club, with the tradition of the freshman Hawaiians performing island dances during intermission. The Alumni sponsored a poster contest Saturday which was won by Option I wing of Walter Hall. The sororities held brunches that morning and in the afternoon was the big game against Whitworth. The spirit of the fans and the efforts of our team were well above what was expected although the victory went to Whitworth. Saturday night, about 300 alumni gathered in the commons for dining and dancing. Chi Coltrane put on a fantastic concert in the gym Sunday night to end the weekend of Homecoming. ,,1,,,m,W ,,,,, . xa- 5 E 1 , ANI. '3 5 Q E 3 ,Q '-fa, , if t 1 With the close of the first 7-week term, all the students were more than willing to put their books away for the 5-day break. lt had been the beginning of a good year, The AS PU CAssociated Students of Pacific University? balanced their budget, the freshman learned what P.U . was all about, and everyone was back into the grind of the school year. As the leaves changed color, the rains started and people became more involved with inside activities, such as the play THE IVIAN WHO CAIVIE TO DINNER . Marking the end of the term with finals on the 20th and 21st, many students returned home or went to various other places to visit with friends, until classes began again on October 27th. r:,J gl -mmf SEC S E WEEKS 12 as -Ask' est:--.,:l':nt.w ft L - - Q N. X N it Tum N, 2 st 'Rf Wt W f'i'5-a- K' , g , I ' g K . . xy Returning to school on October 27, the students of Pacific found themselves face to face with the beginning of the second Seven Week term. The football team played their last three games of the season and had their awards banquet the 25th of November. For Halloween, Andy Worhol's Frankenstein movie was shown along with a costume party on the lst of November. The Thanksgiving break was November 27th through the 30th, giving many students the opportunity to leave the campus for turkey dinner. On December 4th-6th, a basketball tip-off tournament was held to start off another good season for the Boxers. With the falling of snow and colder weather, the people of Pacific found their friendship bonds growing warmer and stronger. Different activities such as wing parties, dorm parties, concerts, Jesus Christ Superstar, and the 48th annual Wassail Party on December 9th, were held in honor of warming the Christmas spirit in everyone's hearts. X y Q Q E 1- is is fl f-izneftfetifgisw seefsfws.-f N? Q- .. ,1. aissiggagi 11.,f:1v 1 1,.-- :army .,,-i 11: xii- ,:- I Wixr krix 1 K In E Vvikikkkkrikxxk nf K I A Jw! X 'Ei 3 A gs' , WASSAIL PARTY A tradition at Pacific University for the past 48 years has been the Christmas Wassail Party, held this year on Tuesday, December 9 . The boar's head was carried by Dean Charles Trombley, Dean Willard Bleything carried the raisins and offering the wassail bowl was English professor, lVlr. lVlichael Steele. The procession was done after a pro- gram of music, dance and a touch of acting by students of Pacific University. Among those singing or playing Christmas carols and hymns were the Gospel Choir, the Hawaiian Club, Laird Thornton, Ed Schaefer and Doug lVlclVlickle and the Gamma Sigma fraternity. Those performing dances were Joan Walker, accompanied by Monte lVIcGovern, and John Neff and his dancers. The P.E . IVIajors Club put on a humorous skit and Santa Claus appeared after everyone joined in singing The First Noel and Joy to the World . All the girls and the advisor of Oak Leaf deserve many thanks for putting together a great show and keeping the Wassail Party a growing tradition over the years. 15 fx: lmiwr .ll My 41 .- -R 'Q Mp... Q K fi Dil , Axis E ,x SV S Em if, x . I' 5 .. Wg , A v Q-Q, ff fx , Q9 K Q -sn -,Q -'N 3-L: x x X y H , -M 62 ,V 24 t, no K g A-K ,..f g .ggyle - 3, Christmas vacation can never come too early or last too long for anyone and this year it was welcomed with open arms. Teachers were working on students nerves and vice-versa and the weather was getting colder and faster than the year before. Students became anxious for the two and a half weeks of Christmas break and found themselves not caring as much as they should have about their final grades. With the end of the second 7-week term also came the end of the year, 1975. New years always promise new hopes and horizons. It was no different with the students of Pacific as they began to anticipate a superior 1976. ,ig HQ, , 2 S5 al ,1 5 f u n V ' Ep ' 4 E iff 9 E A 15, ' -A 2 ,AH 'W ,. , 5 5 EY. Q . . 1, Q XE Qs -L.. ' A A 3. , :L-:gf 'E -,A 'R N 5' N fm 5 1 ..q, 7 A 'E ' ':?3Q3' . E X K . , ..... 1 K Q G :sri--QQ, W .. H ' i -m 4 . .. ,, L .M ggi' ng , VV TE WEE 18 my Wagga: gg ,t is 2, 'zz' . ' is MQ i iii 5,, sswxwi. ,t . ,f,, ,, .,,..f H, ,,f--f H ,-,., I .ff ,.fafmf., f,., , mi, ,jg:g,::!!,f.,,, . .,!'!5Ef1jf-:i55f'- y' 'M-i:Si1!.4.,: Iii::Q,,p::w:'22fffff1'r:H-wif::, . www Fil? , ,pi ,,,. H ,, f.-, f if 2 Es ' ' Nl' f AW -f WEN ' t i W 'im l i 2 x All E135 ' at -. x..,, A has 2 4 5 s.. sw 1511.12 ' :art-.aessaw is ' i 'Y -' J, si 1. 1 -'E-e: f..s:: 2 1 ' ,- - as s '-M P' i f if fi ' s Q-:mf ..--... 1. - I .- - . f- f 3 i N'-w-Mx -P: -x .... .1 W 2: ti A f t- 1 H Q I 1' i 1 -S11 Q32 ii? . ' .. x i , 9 . S ' . . is 1 . 1 33555235 5 ' ' ff,i:ff .ij . - if ,Stu . -r .-M. 1 :fi 1' its gfw is f 5 iz.: :fzfaf Yi L13 ge --',' I , . . 2 of Tw' Ne . ff .i 2? --.. K. on K g f S V if -, s- X gg 32 t N - , ' 1 . .- 5 'LL' S ferr. 9 ,.h-- .. 1. f . 5 ...,., 'i if 1 ' Q . 2 1 Common Inquiry courses were offered the full year for the past two years, but for the year '75-'76, they were only offered during the 3-week term. These courses were instituted in the fall of 1973 as part of the dramatic shake-up of Paci-fic's en- tire curriculum. The purpose was to give students a chance to deal with a single prob- lem or topic lthis year, Survival D in a series of courses offered in a variety of de- partments. In the fall of 1975, it became time to choose another topic for these classes to deal with. Unfortunately, the Curriculum Committee, headed by Professor Marshall Lee, found a lack of interest in the suggesting and choosing of the new topic. Loath to dictate a topic to the campus , as the committee said, they recommended the dropping of the Common Inquiry topic and classes, effective June of 1976. The Senate approved the move in January, dropping CI from graduation requirements. N .. x E Q H gk T4 1 .X W 5 Q 55 9 x 5 . 'M' ym-1 X K is 5 if -fx E ,..,. 'Wi A ..., ai Q wil? We ax ,, W K i xv X K S S 5 S Ng, X X 332312 Q Q Q xl- i x K W X X v... -wears 2 3 ,R E ,it ..... Q N ix wxsvk BQ XMW wk mf Q X ,kyy 3, in-my ,WH a hw ,,,,L,,,, ,,L,,.,,, ,,,, .,,n. V 4 ww' H . H ..,, f tr Vkr, iv L L' -,,- W M f M f , ,. f Q ll. ., , 7 1 y 7 ' ' r rt rr ln the future, those classes taught previously on a certain CI topic will be on a variety of topics, 77 under the special topics heading, still of an experi- mental nature. Graduation requirements, meanwhile, are being cwanged to get students to take more courses in areas other than their major. In its report to the Senate suggesting the abolishment of Common Inquiry classes at Pacific, the Curriculum Committee said that Cl , in fact, had provoked little interdisciplinary inquiry -the original goal of the classes and single topics. While the official Common Inquiry program passes away quietly in 1976, the ideas of inquiry--and involvement--with a broad spectrum of subjects will live on in future generations of PU students. 21 ,Q-----,,. ...A .. .-un.-f-.,n,,., ,M ,-,, M. m....,,,..,,w ,,,,, ,H .L,..4.., .W,,,,, , ...M -......- ' ....-Y-, ......-.....H, 4 ........--- ,,g L ,L . 1, ,f ...ww.-..- .ww E 1 WK - QR, Q L 'X 'D ' 4 1. ' A 1 4' S . . 1 ,' X --' ' ' ' x K Xp 5 71 ' ' L . ' ,,...... qw- A f A g 'I-, 5 M w..,f i f l i . 'F - : f ., N, . af ,,, f m - -Q , L, ' ,,LL, -, 1' f 1 ww I I ' ', - '- ,,' ' -. -sf r ,s Q X! 'sl ff Q ' --, K . f 1 if ,',,x,,w-X . .- . nf -0, QP' H! 1. . I -51jggfQ,f,e,15. 'T Q ' f ,..,,.f'gQ1-I.-5 - , 'A ' up A, 1k '9i?f'Q Pi , ' ..-f fi ' - - -'- ' 4:1225-' fffffi , . Q. ,.A .. iff , f - ' Z :.r,xz2,. -A-f'i A - . ' . Q f-113271 , A iii:-5. J'.f1,?pj . Na' f, . N -x R ji , 5 -f134 f.s'W' x A- ' fu' !y3A-1 . MF' 95219 x,fgsag'gf , f 4'fqge.Fe - ,,5,gz,?a5gg,.,, 2 -. . 4 '-',9'1' 1' ' , -. ,Q-f ' I 'J' .,-V: few- ' fxlr.-1 'W' ai'--' ., N' , 2-J s,',,-1411' , ,ig iK':,ju'r1I,+ , Q. if fm afflgkn-..f:v 3 .MQ My :WQVX ,ze fff' Mig Big-Vw-r , ,V LW, . f. ,P . .- - V ' gl ti 1.5, - wMgg: ,p'-N V 15.7. , A ,Q gf. :fer as , ' 1 , 'iq - Q 1 .f 1 1 5 r 3. 33 -f '. ' x '-1 ini? J? - , !V '-,.-ff Mi- ' 13 - ,EW IRD 22 5 The third seven week term began with registration on January 27 with classes opening on the following day. Students who didn't return for the winter 3-week term found it hard to get back into the regular class schedule. The basketball team continued to play very well, the swim team, gymnastics team and wrestling team kept the athletic's going strong. Among several activities planned was a casino night held in the IVIPR on February 13. Other activities throughout the term included an Artist Series concert, a Leona Boyd con- cert, movies, banjo and string guitar workshop, Blue Sun Lyric Theatre, a career plan- ning seminar and a dance featuring Brother and Friends. With the involvement of students with these activities, the seven week term went by swiftly and the 7-day break began to give students the rest and free time they needed at this time of the year. 4 ,Y 'WV' I l 7 1 Q uv 1 , Q 5 , 0' 'sink I, wk J' v 5 ,Q , I hz ? Ya? 1? .mr I -':- 1 , 1 1 ff ,Il A A .X S 'ff' - :ff-if X,-Y. 7 ,f xt X 1 ' 't'TT'? e 'fx . 7 at , L ' -lille t lx. khan .1 ARSH HALL For the once charred hull of lVIarsh Hall, 1975-76 was a year for getting it together following the destructive IVIarch, 1975 blaze. The decision was made to rebuild within the original walls, contracts were let, and most of the year was spent putting a new, copper roof on the historic structure - the second oldest building on campus. The involvement of alumni, community members and students was solicited throughout the year to cover the costs not covered by insurance - approximately half of the 1 .2 million to reconstruct and meet modern day fire codes. ss .gg w , X , Q , . fm at fs' ' -Y U17 ! ' 5 ' . 4., - 1 -f s is A :digit i f to '1 'wf.f!2,7,,. F i 2 :m f . W. t 4 i Q ll, N rs 1 A, A I, My . ,E I ,my N - It f ' , , , f' li? i t J ,i .. 3 '- W im' , 1:1 My ' ' , 1, L,-f Y all w 5 t 3' f: , - ms -f' .str , if ff 5 A 1, I Q all gy ci- ,ff iw: . Y f 'Q , 'A NNY4, , 'Y N ' , 'J' fiiff Z'i f'f'f'gr5 . fl M L ig , xv-.,' .,,. 'I M, ,,,, M i M . 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An historical lobby, an amphitheater for 100 students in the area where Brighton Chapel used to be, new faculty, classroom, and administrative offices are some of the things that will help make lVlarsh Hall, once again, a functional, attractive building -the heart of the campus once more. iPhoto credit- Peg Oslundl I I ,..,, is ggi 1 :sw E. ,V xi. , Sw , -fm ff 'Yi Sf- , hw ui Qi -Y ff X J? PQ' -5 I ' 3' 'VIA 5141 X ! J BALLAD TOWN U.S.A. Another aspect of involvement comes between the university and the community of Forest Grove. Every year for the pass 30 years, Forest Grove holds a Northwest Barber Shop Ballad Contest. Thousands of people turn up for the contest and are inspired with the authentic Gay Nineties atmosphere that Forest Grove puts together. lVIarch 5-6 was the date of this year's contest. The theme was l am a Yankee Doodle Dandee in response to the nation's bicentennial year. A featured act was the Sun Tones from IVliami Beach, Florida, one of the best quartet in the U .S .A. Also a regular with the festivities is the parade through town and the dance girls. One of Pacific's professors, Albert Hingston and the Assistant Director of University Relations, George Horner, have been involved with this contest for years. Pacific girl students usually make up the line of dance girls. 27 x n 1 5. V -- -af W , i'1 ' 7 i 2 . V3 0 'TIE S uren f, :Weil - gig , With the beginning ofthe fourth seven week term came the sun and involvement of people and activities went to the outside spring world. Frisbee throwing, skateboard riding, or merely basking in the sun's warm rays appeared all over campus. Several major highlights of the term included Black Culture Week, lVlarch 29 - April 3, which was put on by the Concerned Black Students, the production ofthe musical, Kismet, during the weekends, of April 22, 23, 24 ,29, 30, and lVlay lp and Parents Weekend. 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On Friday, a coffee hour was held where parents, students and faculty members could get acquainted. Saturday evening brought the luau, sponsored by Pacific's Hawaiian club, Haumana O Hawaii. The luau, a Hawaiian feast dinner, came along with entertainment from the islands, performed by the 100 plus students who attend Pacific and whose homes are in Hawaii. f ,, Q . W , it f ' ,,,, , '-I,4Zi', w w-5 L ,'1 if M- i xX One of the largest student oriented activity on campus, the luau has been an annual event of Pacific's Parents Weekend, Drawing over 1300 people to the performances. The proceeds from the luau goes toward the scholarship fund of the club to enable needy stu- dents from Hawaii to continue their education. This year part of the proceeds went toward the fund to rebuild lVIarsh Hall. The luau's theme was Hawaiian Hospitality and the program consisted of hulas, chants, Tahitian dances, and a tribute to the royal family, Kamehameha. gl ..w M'RwM s 5 As the fourth 7-week term ended, students crammed for finals and last minute papers were typed out. Rooms and dorms were cleaned out as people packed up and got ready for new happenings as the summer approached. Graduation '76 brought the end of the school year 1975-76 and an end to a long trail of friendships, parties and pranks. Baccalaureate was held on the morning of lVIay 16 at the univer- sity's gymnasium. The graduation exercises were held at 2:00 in the afternoon also at the gymnasium, with 200 plus seniors and 4th year optometry students participating. af '9 Ji 'f W ' 1 ,b l 71 ' F ' ff? Q L 1 EE ,':.1f,fffW, -:- +, 2 X f , 5 Z N ' 4 ' Q H ' A V' ' ' f 'Y 4 ',, f , gi 'l A X - qv .4 435 - ,X k V4 1 4 k'kk INVGLVEMENT WITH 0 ' 1 if 1 i 5 iv 4 U SPCDRTS f-blllf K 5 K ef , , . f ' M 1 in v lf , ' ' 'i r.. L? 1 I 5. vS3..,,, ' f A I f M , , , 'Nia W A up K 24, ,JP -af, 4, y. Xa , HW: Y. L, ff If 'A ,i 4 'ir ik? W1 if lv l?1,,., if 2 ,wmv 5 3 . . .MV s 'x Aan A Q 5 egg? 1 1 ii' M' . . K , it s hx ' M 3 we NWQQ Q fkwwg i dwg? f i Q ' 2 ' fe ' ' U O 'wi :Q Q 6 avi' f,. w,q, 13: f' 'aiu L 0 744.77 :ll ll ..- o ,..,,, . ,1 l-rfx .fish , In a fall highlighted by a disappointing football record, a very bright spot came from those involved with the 1975 cross country team coached by Jim Weber, which finished 18th in the NAIA National Cross Country championship in Salina, Kansas. The team's performance was highlighted by Ron Adams 47th place finish and outstanding performances by Ron Vogt and Dave Nees. The harriers missed their first Northwest Conference championship ever by just seven points. Weber commented, Considering we weren't even ranked going into the meet I feel an 18th place finish is a good starting place. I hope to be in the top ten next year. I think some of the other schools are looking at the results and saying 'what's Pacific doing up fhere? ' With a national ranking, Pacific's cross country team was a good thing to be involved in. il - . .L . isa., , 3H,. BACK ROW: David Nees, Pat McKeethan, Sam Garlock, Ronald Vogt, Roger Hansen, Robert Fierro, Ronald Adams. 1ST ROW: Glen Arnold, Richard Snoody, Joe Gross, Brian Beattie, Arthur Eddy, Mike Edwards. MISSING: Paul Keiper FIELD HOCKEY l've been very pleased with the team's playing this year , commented Coach Judy Sherman about the performance of the women's field hockey team. The team standings ended up as two wins and three losses. Leading scorer for the season was Susan Dickson, and Diana Krieger did very well at the goalie position. Other team members included Kathy Thurman, Kathy lVlclVIillan, Patti llllatthews, Roberta Scopelite, Penny Stuve, Linda Clark, Kris Chatari, Barb Green, and Kathy Oma. p ' f' 7 2 .,,, f 'Q if V to 2 if az 1' : i , , .r 2'-f rf: .. t A r -it ' 4 V ry. I Q it :J ,',' V . I ' if t y if W r J tt ,.'if ' H L q H ff ,tg X WM' W ' srr ll y Q.. ' ldl' i fr- , i A it it lil' t l, ' , 4 . A gg 1' 'f 5 fUf,r?gfritg hllw sl' Z., K , A 'ligsfhw gym an tr, SOCCER Ups and downs, sun and mud- it was a very goodfbad year for Pacific's soccer team. Hard fought victories over Oregon State fthe first time everl and University of Portland were tem- pered with losses to such teams as University of Oregon and Portland Community College. Soccer coach Bob Reece expressed some disappointments, There was no doubt that we had the talent necessary to be a league contenderp we just couldn't seem to develop it until the latter part of the season. Outstanding players included Jeff Long, Dan Stilwell, and Mike Cardoni. Also receiving praise were Farouz Fariva, Ed Nloore and Pancho Hanono. QUNQ l. L 4 'mr- 'ff' ' Q , . 7 K 'ZF ! A 5 in 7 lp z BACKROW: Sue Whitaker, Lois Tisler, Kris Chatari, Karen Lally, Coach Judy Sherman 1ST ROW N rme Shlmatsu Betty Brooks, Nancy Ballentyne, Susie Evans, Gail Carpenter. VOLLEYBALL Drive, spirit, and involvement- these and other factors gave Pacific's women volleyball team its most successful season ever. The trium hant ear concluded with a D Y tough fourth place standing in the All-North- west Tournament at Lewis and Clark College in December, competing against 10 other colleges. Coach for the spikers was Judy Sherman Sherman, who commented l really enjoyed working with this team. They are a tremen- dous group. In the tournament, the Boxers swept through the first day of competition without a loss, finishing off the University of Puget Sound, College of Idaho and Northwest Nazarene. Voted most valuable player for the year was Betty Brooks. Sue Whitaker was chosen as most inspirational and Susie Evans was voted the most improved player. BOWLING The bowling team had hopeful goals and ambitions of coming out of the season on top They set their sights high enough to achieve the seemingly impossible: have every team member win their individual match. The bowl ing team aimed for excellence this year, and exceeded well beyond their goal. 4 ,fwfr-V 1.,---- ' , BACKROW: Coach Albert Hingston, Curtis Dix, Doug DeVeny, Sam Schaefer, Dan Mannen, Rich Ryan. 2ND ROW:Brad Breen, Dave Melton, Steve Scholosberg, Scott Bender, John Mannen, David Goldizen. 1ST ROW: Cindy Struck, Rene Laffoon, Nada Jo Lingel. MISSING: Clem Hew, Larry Garland, Jim Martin, Sandy McLaughlin, Marcia Pogue, Daria Gary, Glenda Murayama, Kathi Prewitt, Leslie Hildula, Buni Deckard. BASKETBALL The 1975-76 basketball team made quite an impact on the Northwest Conference by coming on strong in their opening games. To prove they were going to be big contenders in the competition, they beat Pacific's lead- ing rival, Linfield, on Linfield's home court, a feat not accomplished in eight years. Other outstanding moments during the season kept the fans enthu- siastic and the opposing teams con- cerned. The Boxers played aggressive and kept the spirit up. l 3 3 5 r l 5 x I 5 5 3 I Q I 4 4 BACK ROW: Errol Sango, Clifton Nlartin, Mike Mayberry, Walt Reason, Dan Heater, Howard Nlenton, Larry Blaufus 1ST ROW: Donald Shaw, Albert Redeau, Scott Nehring. NIISSING: Jeff Choy. .,.,., 1 f W:i'2f'f:W,w4 ,ryf ,'.'r, 4 , Wrkh ' i i Jan...- wiffwm rbi' ,fa my , ' U 3 i'?a5h'fFs:i31 f,,, fggs: .L 49 WRESTLI N G The Boxer wrestlers for the year 75-76 kept up a good season and dis- played great devotion to a sport that attracts many fans from campus as well as around the community. With several new members on the team, along with the returning ones, and Coach Clock, they showed they could handle almost any school they were up against. A big highlight for the wrestlers was a trip to Hawaii for a wrestling tournament there. BACKROW: Coach Michael Clock, Ken Smith, Jay Childs, lVIark Stevens, Dan Grund, Charlie Lemeke, Charles lVliles, Dave Dawson, Tom Clock, Steve Croeni. 2ND ROW: Charles Taylor, Craig Yamaguichi, Steve Augustin, David Borges, Michael Bledsoe, lVlark Ono, Dennis St. John, Grant Nakamoto, lVlax Nliura. 1ST ROW: Doug Caffall, Lee Garboden, Reed Ringer, Dan Nlason, Bruce Lofland, Robert Nlotooka, Steve Wegner, Russell Dyche. NIISSING: Chuck Pease, lVlike Wilsey. li f M , 4 wr- Efwf-lb-Jie 1 E - W X Qggex-ig? :wg 3 XmvQ Q W ' , .. W , lg x Egg 4 ,, . A - i-fWRg,..- 'A x ' . Q , I in K A . ,, , . -exif fs- . kjffirffzf'-I , X - ww-9 Q.. . can ..- V . ,, .137 V1 SWIMMING This year's Pacific swim team exem- plified involvement to the utmost. Both teams, men and women, had more members participating than any teams in the past few years. Enjoyment would best describe the attitudes of all the members, skilled and spastic alike. Although the teams only had a handful of returning veterans, every- one performed well. --S ...s ' W 1 ' Q5 ,wt.-g'5'1wH2fv 1i,2,:w A , .m:fTf'Lf5gew- ' ' egg V ,, r N fx . ' -1' Mfr ,345 i ' ' BACK ROW: Rusty Hale, Jay Child, Larry Garland, Roger Brown, Dale Fong, Rick McCurdy, Coach Paul Waterstreet 1ST ROW: Gail Alexander, Melody Watral, Dorcas Phelan, Liz Stanley, Diane Krieger, Kelly Kroger, Barbara Plough MISSING: Linda Clark. -M Q mm 562 , L fa .-...WW M .LLL ' ...M , L ,,,, ,L new -Lx WWW W-W'--mnmmw Wm fa vw 'HW aw K 'Lax M WWW? 'WHS f 4-eww wr? , -.,,.N..,,.,T. L w-D-.,,.,.,.,,, ,.,,, N L . WW...W.K,. , iii' SS, L R si ' ! rw' V W hwy LiL mf -W Lf 45620 fa? fffmbil f fi 35 :Lf S 4 2, ,.-- X 5 xx LLL nw- 9754 5 L L MVLL --Q :LW L , . L Lx K L LQLL ,,..X. LL ,LLL L, L L U I I i L -A L M LL grg... i L L a .L V Y V ' .' L,fL,L,LLNuL.5, ' 'Hs lr, ,E , ,,, .. N' LL Li - LLL +6-M ,W--W-N - pig: L M LL LLQ -' 1 L L L LL LLWLL.L L L L L V L fLffe LLLLL L L 'X L L F L LLL L ' - A 1. fu V 4, . ww X L -Hi N Q.. A., 10' R GYM NASTICS Starting his first year as Pacific's gymnastics coach Paul llllengedoht led the team into a great year. The team, made up of 6 sophomores and 6 freshman girls, began training the second week of Sep- tember and worked out almost everyday for three hours . The season began early in January and ended with Nationals April 4-6 in North Carolina . With a few minor injuries, the gymnas tics team made it through another success ful year raising their hope for the coming year and developing their techniques and pride in the talent of the entire team . ,,itt,, Peg Oslund Peg Oslund ii, Tx, ,...... P All around gymnasts: Nancy Kunkle, Creslyn Drumm, Cindy Wacker, Vicki Bratlie, Carolyn Wold. Gymnast Specialists: Karen Barnett, Denise Thompson, Karen Miller, Janis Warner, Cathy Thomas, Diane Haff, Molly Patrick. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL BAC KROW: Ron Kellow, Nliles Yoder, Miles McCartney, Nlarty Cox, Don Lampi, Coach Kevin Engelen. 1ST ROW: Brad Bafaro, Philip Carter, John Rickman. BACKR OW: Coach Judy Sherman, Cynthia Aafedt, Kris Chatari, Karen Lally, Penny Nlontague. 1ST ROW: Patti Matthews, Cynthia Hines, Kim Burak, Kathy Thurman, Sue Dickson, IVIISSING: Manager Betty Brooks. GIRL'S BASKETBALL un.. i' TENNIS ' TUREDD h b Pacific has both men and women tennis teams fmen s team NOT PIC W ose mem ers began practicing early in the fall while the weather was nice and sunny. When the weather turned nasty and wet, both teams were found inside the gymnasium, still practicing for a really good spring season. -S, . ,r , 3 ' '- V Iii li it .. l 4 Q 'g , X Nga . ,I lv t. ' ' ff ' , 4 -. g' X Q, 6 Q' , Q L t 9 ' , Q-J 1 i y . 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Under the intramural director, Daniel Nlannen, the school year was filled with intramural sports ranging from flag foot- bal , frisbee, golf, soccer, volleyball, bas- ketball, racquetball, handball, softball, speedball and bicycle races. FRISBEE GOLF FRISBEE GOLF CHAMPION Dave lVIelton NOOO x1oXu1.1:-wlxn-N1 1 zgbg ' S H225 uccrogogi -1 2112111 Qmsmf-D'csmZD m 2-431 ca: 0 C IC,-FFQJLIZ F ..9 Z ::fD3-3o1'D- r- 7:35,.,., I O 0:2 ri mm U1 WKQCEFC --SU 14w,,l,,,,,u,:-1 g.,,w ff reno QPU I1-OZ 5 fb..-UE: wb :SEX rn 1:1-.3 g gg, zu 3 mm C :Hugo L5 :U N EFE -, g7..rD U9 D 1 E I' Qmgsv T' 'Ugg-'S mn-Em o Sf: o 5333? E31 . 5,2 :D S25 F' SE-- O. Z LQ T -I ' mm Ja 291:12 O1-I1-'Ln-Ib-lb-ONXIOOZ gag 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 rv oox1x1u-1-1:-ILN1-109. 15.5 Z sv cu 3,32 Ln O 49i 553 x1oNu1-lbmum-1x1 3 2530 --o Qoognzogi 2 ELS' mtammfmb l 'l 2: 3O7?qjrD3:g- 39332 momowomz 350 Ugg?-IILQm Z-I E3-:r -- mm 30 303 19 I LDJ, 'PN 3 :U Qi 525 93 -1-1CI H05 3 :U Oro LQ -'44 3 I- nfl? 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J H I' f .v.3W1jx1f U gy zf , , ,, yffz ,gy -w , LN-, .fw'1yf',,f ', gf - V , ' :Jr INVCDLVEMENT W CDRGANIZATICDNS ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF PACIFIC When it comes to the almighty dollar, everyone wants to get involved - except when the tricky question arises: who gets how much? This was the major issue dealt with by the Executive Board of the Associated Students of Pacific University this year. Chairman of this year's board, composed of students representing all levels of governance, was Calvin Ridgill. Throughout the year, various problems cropped up in regards to the ways and means of distributing the approximately 550,000 raised in student body fees. After giving out an estimated surplus to needy organizations in October, Business Office figures differed and the surplus became a deficit. ,fps me by ttit , S A A .f'i I I ilst ttti ' Qfgtze f' T ' I fi pt ii E A tink ,,. L f Executive Board: BACK ROW: Barney Lerten, Bruce Besnard, David McManis, Benson Medina. 1ST ROW: Carmon Cunningham, Carolyn Kennedy, Calvin Ridgill, Elaine Hartman. MISSING: Jim Cason. Along with a revamping and clarification of funding policies, the AS PU attempted to deal with redoing procedures for the election of student representa- tives to the governance system. Other officers included: Jim Cason, vice chairmanp Barney Lerten, secretaryp and Charles Trombley and Dr. Story, administrative and faculty advisors. l 51 aQ zfqlggligif-waggifggaafafagigsmlflrsfmiwlmwgfvviliwk!g!g.jg.n.mLql? 'fd in , X ,. Wilma'-ws ,,g,,,,Riggggfgvifefizzwifiiiffif- lr s M, t,,. W, 4 ,L 11 , as L . ,.,,. f P I' , V ,, , ,,,, N ,, ' l lf 5 'f 4 , if ' f' , . if W. 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All other governance structures on campus are accountable to the Senate. The different standing committees and students that were involved within them for the year 1975-76, are found on the next page. ,,.. ......-.....,...,..........l I l I DIAQRAM CF i ARTiciPAioRY ocveszivnuae svsrewl . L Q 595434125 ff? fi 5 .. ,.lf'?QQl?F...EZ'fJlUlliEL... .3 l l ig,-W Q V - A K4 - filfvciifl-fc?-FATf3?1E fgwpwf cnowziaimvf f r '57gg3j5Qj,,.5 ,,,.,,,,,3 g .l . . .. . Q .,.-.s-,-.t....2.......-.--- ,-. Daw c me A2-9. Qlffwfeff 'MY , vi Ao.'4f.-vimrlarfve oecitcs l l- in -.vf....7...i..-.Q..l f for zum 'racism-sz - 'l Q som.. i I V4 iw-W.-wwwv L A ---- -I -..- V--0 -. , 7-1 . L' , ,Hug ig me Auvmivi ' i !.........'Denfv' quot. V: mum, 5 , f .LA ...J...., . ...,, , . 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E l I l PERSONAL WELFARE Sue Hata Laurel Gillette JU DICIAL LEGISLATIVE Russ Jones ATHLETIC COMMITTEE Diane Kreiger Dan Mannan Mike Hassur CAMPUS ORGANIZATIONS Carolyn Kennedy Colleen Faulkner Rich Ryan CULTURAL COMMITTEE Carmon Cunningham Jeff Gonnason Glenda Murayama Sandy McLaughlin Jay Child Lyle Galdeira AUXILIARY ENTERPRISES Reed Ringer Pete Johnson Lee Ingham OPTOMETRY COMMITTEE Don Presly Vic Nodinagel Fred Martin PUBLICATIONS BOARD Craig Sonoda Barney Lerten Michael Leighton ACADEMIC APPEALS Wendy Parker Jose Ayala ADIVIISSION AND FINANCIAL AID Rob Slausen Betsy Rushmere Harris CURRICULUM AND STANDARDS Melody Ann Watral Roger Zollman GRADUATE COUNCIL Dick Lew INSTRUCTION AND INST. MATERIALS Valerie Brier PHI LAM BDA OM ICRON Phi Lambda Omicron, better known as Philos among the members of this sorority and other students on campus. The involvement of these girls began this fall with minor and major rushes to make new girls aware of the organization and to encourage them to join. This year they wel- comed nine new members, with a hope for more from the spring semi-formal rush. This organization of women at Pacific has many annual activities such as barn dances in the fall and spring and also the formal dinner dance in the spring. They perform many service projects, hold parties for special occasions and find other forms of entertainment. Being the oldest sorority west of the Mississippi , it has proved to be one of the best. ru ' fi, .,.. T, F . U-O 90 'WH .,.ww,... sl Lt... BACK ROW: Cindy Hines, Lori Davis, Lisa Hall, Barb IVlartien, Leslie Hildula. 2ND ROW: Debbie Rosenberger, Terrie Nlonahan, Karen lVluIlan, Candi Dinges, Lynn Iwamoto. 1ST ROW: Nancy White, Kathy Doyle, Seulyn Lee, Pam Carey Katy Selmar. MISSING: Lesley Salmon, Cathie Schneider, Sharon Rosen, Sheila Hord, Adviser Liz Jordan. I THETA NU ALPHA This year was a quiet year for the girls of Theta Nu Alpha sorority, everyone feeling the academic strain of 7-7-3. Fall rush saw the addition of 17 new pledges into the ranks of the Il II prudes . Sorority activities included firesides , Christmas caroling, Noelograms and the dinner dance which was held at the Thunderbird Hotel and Jantzen Beach. BACK ROW: Pledge Hero, Rob Slauson, Laurel Haller, Joni Boersma, Nancy Knopp, Karen Horne, Carolyn Kennedy, Gail Younis, Beverly Turner, Pledge Hero Jaime Montserrat. 1ST ROW: Molly Patrick, Francine Raften, Cathy Thomas, Anne Kelsey, Sandy McLaughlin, Julie Bracken, Angela Burns, MISSING: Sheri Fisher, Lou Ann Lamb, Carla Seitz, Penny Stuve, Karen Barnett, Wendy Parker, Velda Gooch, Cindy Struck, Pam Meyer, Cindy Wacker, Janis Warner, Pledge Heros Ed Bruer, Grant Nakamoto. GAMMA SIGMA l The oldest fraternity west of the Mississippi River is now completing its 112th year and its officers include Mike Scott-president, Rick McCurdy-vice presi- dent, Sam Schaefer-secretary, Nick Opie- treasurer, Alan Rhodes-chaplain . ln the fall, the fraternity held an alumni- active stag party, conducted an active-pledge football game, participated in the Wassail Christmas party . This spring a Gamma-Theta dinner dance was held . Pledges: Scott Poxon, Dennis Hillen, Rusty Hale, Dave Wolf. MISSING: Brad Malinowski, Paul Obina, Jim Iles. Actives: BAQK ROW: Woody Allabough, Ed Mallet. 1ST ROW: Sam Schaefer, Jeff Larson, Mike Scott, Nick Opie, Rick McCurdy, Bill Ausmus. MISSING: Michael Bailey, Curtis Yokoo, Jay Childs, Alan Rhodes. Rich Krueger, Manager Randy Macadangdang '-5 A Craig Singer, Terry Keifer BOXER PAUSE One of the few places on Pacific's campus for students to mingle and meet other people in a quiet atmosphere is the Boxer Pause . This year's success was due to a new outlook by the student body to become more involved socially as well as academically . Trying to meet the suggestions of students, the Pause provided games, music, homemade food and live entertainment as well as a feeling of being welcomed and relaxed . Gail Yamauchi 11 we-asffm-tzzfwfw-V' ww - ' if f K CGS, l 5 U l all l'l -47 .t 4 A ' ' V '1 f tafff,,,f, 'r' eith Hirata S.A.W. The Society for Actualization of Women CS .A.W.D originated two years ago by Carolyn Howard, then the Dean of Women for Pacific University. This year it con- sisted of women students, under the direction of Hilary Burns, holding discussions and putting on programs. Discussions were primarily on the topic of the changing roles of men and women in today's society, why these changes are occurring and how to cope with these changes once they did take place. BELOW is a class discussing women in today's society. YF' BACKR OW: Mike Boshers, Terry Keifer, Oscar Casey, Jon Sausser, Jerry O'Shea, Craig Singer, Rob Slauson. 1ST ROW: Michael Davidson, Sue Dickson, Kathy Thurman, Diane Krieger, Advisor Judy Sherman, Rick Oswald. MISSING: Willie Lowe, Penny Montague, Barb Dewey, Frank Buckiewicz, Lee Garboden, Kip Oswald, Sue Whitaker, Terri Bonbright, John Rooke, Mike McCabe, Mickey Moore, Pres Lebato, Mark Ono, Tom Delegato, Mike Gordon, Dan Mannen, Albert Radeau, Frank Geske, Molly Patrick, Brad Bafaro, Steve Scholosberg. PRIDE t Three years ago, an organization was started by P.E. majors called PRIDE. lt was developed to bring these people closer together, to recruit new students to this school and into their program, to gather school spirit in the athletic department and to show people how much pride really can be found at Pacific among the students. The people of PRIDE also have many social activities through out the year such as ice-skating and skiing trips, guest speakers, a beer bust and a bottle drive. These students not only have pride in their club, but also in themselves and exhibit great promise for the future in this field. SCIENCE CLUB C The Paci'ficCUnivierCsTt'yTSciie'ni6'e Clubwas 'formed last year to encourage?l:uT'lenT?5fal6anT active interest in local scientific events. Trips have been taken to the lVIaIheur Wildlife Refuge Opti-Craft, Physician's Medical Laboratory, Reed's Nuclear Reactor and the Charles Corry Vineyards. Through the club newsletter, members were kept aware of seminars held in the Portland alrea. An end of the year picnic was planned along with a trip to Crown Zellerback Re- searc La s. 4 4. 1 Ei 3 1 i ia Z 4 ..ff ,,., ,f .,. E Z .T xi.i. - Hai iyb, by gift' ' ah, f 2 E Zigi . 3,,,,,,, iff? President Ken Stangland, Biology representative Dan Espinosa, Chemistry representative Pete Johnson. MISSING: Vice- president Sue Hata, Secretary-Treasurer. ff' is I S Joseph Gross Craig Singer MISSING: Local Board Chairman Jessie Scally, Julie Flynn, Todd Wylie. OSPIRG The Oregon Student Public Interest Reserarch Group or OSPIRG, consist of students inter- ested in the welfare of the public. This statewide organization concerns itself with many con- sumer problems and has brought about important changes in safety and fair business. Originating from Ralph Nader, OS PIRG has brought unsafe toys down from shelves, and revealed the unlaw- ful business practices of the owners of ASH, Inc. OSPIRG also publishes handbooks on renting and women credit rights, which are important issues for many Pacific University students. I l 83 BACK ROW: Randy Tadai, Dr. J. D. Gill, Linda Curphey, Lucy Pike, Melinda Howell. 1ST ROW: Laura Walter COUNSELING CENTER Problems, problems, problems - everybody has problems. The question is, what to do about them? l When the problems are of a personal nature, if J-, V, and there's no one to talk to - it might be time yr to get involved with Pacific's Counseling Center. All year long, under the direction of Dr. J.D. Gill of the psychology department, trained students were on hand in their lVlac Hall base- ment office to talk things over. T T The results and anything brought up during f the sessions, of course, were kept confidential. One of the programs offered by the Counseling Center was an assertiveness training group, to bring people in touch with their feelings. In a busy world with classes, clubs, and organizations, and other activities coming down on the student, a Counseling Center is very needed. A place to go and talk. . .and people willing to help and get involved. PACIFIC MINISTRIES The official name for the Christian group on Pacific's campus is Pacific Nlinistries. This year the group consisted of about fifty members and met for Bible Study on Friday nights and Sunday mornings for a Sunday school program that met in the fireside lounge of the student center. About once a month the group held a fun social activity. Two retreats were also held during the year. The group's first retreat was at the beach and the second one at Mt. Hood. This group is a non-denominational group and the group leaders were R.J . Koepper and Don Rasson, both students at Western Con- servative Baptist Seminary. I I it Q CONCERNED BLACK STUDENTS The main purpose of Concerned Black Students is to make each black students' college career as rich, rewarding and productive as possible, to serve as an informational and experiential resolurce to students by stimulating and increasing their awareness of Black aesthetics in its tota ity. One of the activities and accomplishments C.B.S . did in 1975-76 have been the production of the Obie-Award winning play, The River Niger written by Joseph A. Walker. It was the first all-black play production to be produced in Oregon and it received enormous coverage from television and newspapers. C.B.S . donated S200 to the rebuilding funds of Marsh Hall, which were proceeds from a special performance of River Niger . In other activities, C.B.S . hosted a Super-Soul Disco Extravaganza in Pacific's Boxer Pause lounge and an elegant Christmas affair at the fabulous Hilton Hotel in Portland called A Ball of Holiday Splendor . One of the major accomplishments of C.B.S . this year has been the formulation of an Academic Counseling Service, operated in cooperation with the Study Skills Center. Other activities included a Nlt. Hood snow trip, a weekend beach retreat, and Black Cultural Week with a soul food dinner and show. Officers were: Carmon Cunningham, President, Michael Jones, V. President, Daria Gary, Secretary, Terrance Wallace, Treasurer, Herman Collins, Financial Aid!Admissions Advisor, Velda Gooch, Historian, Donald Shaw, Correspondence Director. 'fzgfnrv F BACK ROW: Michael Thomas, Phillip Carter, Michael Jones, Donald Shaw, Regina Glasco, Albert Redeau, David Powell. 3RD ROW: Walter Reason, Errol Sango, Donald Hunter, Robert Cochran, Carmon Cunningham, Michael Barber, Gaynell Lavender. 2ND ROW: Michael Hudson, Melanie Jones, Lorena Roberts, Clifton Martin, Daria Gary, Michelle Edmonds. 1ST ROW: Charlotte Grant, Carlette Williams, Robin Henry, Terrance Wallace, Lenox Okolie. MISSING: Velda Gooch, Vanessa Blocker, Denise McKinney, Lenora Wheeler, Carrie Oree, Penny Stuve, Herman Collins, Herb Thompson, Larry Pegues, Yvonne Deckard, Jean Horner. ,mf .,,, 4 ,,.,,,. W HM f SN 'QW ,R x 90 THEATRE ARTS Pacific's actors, under the direction of Professor Theodore Sizer, got off to a successful start in October with their production of The lVIan Who Came to Dinner . Sheridan Whiteside CLaird Thorntonl, a radio orator and famous personality is injured at a dinner party in the home of lVlr. and lVlrs. Ernest W. Stanley lSheri Fisher and Bill Lambertl. Whiteside is confined to a wheelchair and must remain in the middle class Stanley household until he recuperates. The plot unfolds as the insulting Whiteside becomes involved in everyone else's affairs, and generally creates havoc in everyone's lives. The final play of the fall term was Thornton Wilder's Our Town , a production which happened to coincide with the death of that most honored and respected playwright. Professor Ted Sizer directed and for the first time in his years at Pacific, took a major role in the drama. A number of actors from the community added a varied and professional touch to the production. A musical and a serious play with the probability of Karl lVlalden, famous actor, contributing his talents was scheduled for the spring. if fi: i , .,7. .....,,,a,. ag., ,5 A -..., 1 1 5 a Elf' x ,V , A tu ell' X STUDENT ART EXHIBIT The display of varied works of art on campus was highlighted, unfortunate- ly, by the tragic theft of an entire set of original jewelry work by student Rick Cohen from the library in September. Cohen had spent months working on Uwe jewelry under direction of Portland jeweler, David Frank. Other displays during the year included the brilliantly reflective and highly polished sculpture of Portland artist, Bruce West, in November. Chrome plating predominated in his exhibit, varied with stainless steel and brass in some pieces. lVlany students displayed the fruits of their endeavors in the library during the year, and some works were presented in the Optometry School clinic, to involve yet another group of prospective art buffs. , .,,.., -gt.X,,..5Q.,3.f,.,,,.W..,,A,,,AH.-W Wf.-f V f f f M 9-0 nm, , i5l.? W ' i - i ' W ' ' - . i 1 V- , . 1- L ' f 1 V M A , ' X V 1' , 4- H . i. ' f, f .f , ' 21 V A f' 'LV . witmzfewfi ,lg fafimfw f ,. :-4, iw '122 Qw Z,,f:,-f H' f - 1 A: fin . , 2311- ..ff,-- Inez lf. ff ' EW? - A 1 , -, 1 K H , Y H . M z , -2 M11 ,? f'+:fv1'Y1f', Q5 ,Z , V -- V ff . -?Psxi,w5, E f a ww: -' .Y 4 ,f gl 1 , N , ,W K , 5 - f f I f 05 f W My in ,J I' mar? MENC The lVlusic Educator's National Conference CIVIENCD is a professional organization of music educators. Pacific University's student chapter of IVIENC, advised by Dr. Albert Freedman, in- volves 14 students majoring in music education These people of NIENC have held meetings, conventions, sponsered speakers, sold candy to raise money for IVIarsh Hall and they have also put on music demonstrations. Officers for the 1975-76 year were: Geneva Jones, President, Betty Atkins, Vice President and Glenda llllurayama, Secretary. rgress P' at Y , at Q fr 3 f ' K Wi ? g ,im 83 1443234 pow --vwffiw f-t..a,'f Geneva Jones, Lori Lofstrom, Betty Atkins, Ed Schaefer. NIISSING: Madelyn Wolfe, Bonnie Shideler Sharon Rosen Ann Batzner, Glenda Nlurayama, Philip Carter, Kathy Koch, Bill Shuck, Penny Stuve. fs Regina Glasco, Director GOSPEL CHOIR Seeing that Pacific had a need for a variety of music, Regina Glasco brought together and directed students who enjoyed singing in four part harmony for the public and themselves on different occasions dur- ing this year. This choir was open for any student to join and was known as the Gospel Choir. They showed superb talent at the annual Wassail Party in December. Other concerts that were scheduled during the year were at various churches in the area, during Black Culture Week sponsored by the C.B.S . and a spring concert on campus for the public. BACK ROW: Robin Heard, Robin Henry, Michael Thomas, Carlette Williams. ZND ROW: Melanie Jones, Lorena Roberts, Terrance Wallace, Regina Glasco, Charlotte Grant, Michael Jones, Beverly Turner. 1ST ROW: Carmon Cunningham. MISSING: Velda Gooch, Vanessa Blocker, Pam Ciesel, Penny Stuve, Lenora Wheeler, Herb Thompson, Herman Collins, Yvonne Deckard. PACIFIC UNIVERSITY CHAMBER SINGERS The Pacific Univer- sity Chamber Singers are a talented group of stu- dents who bring enjoy- ment to many people throughout the year. This group entertains audiences at many functions and engagements. The Chamber Singers are an I important cultural attrac- tion of which Pacific University is proud. BAC KROW: Laird Thornton, Pamela Demory, Nancy White, Regina Glasco, Kathy Koch, Scott McGee. 1ST ROW: Sharon Rosen, Bonnie Shideler, James Ivory, Rebecca Conley, Penelope Stuve, Rick Waibel. MISSING: Rob Slauson, Bob Kaufman, Alan Rhodes, Sheri Fisher, Charlotte Grant. have travelled to neigh- I boring states on singing OAK LEAF The Oak Leaf Honorary Society has been around for a long time--almost fifty years! The purpose of the group was and still is to give recognition to upperclass college women who have shown ability in scholarship, leadership, and involvement in campus activities. The group was also formed to bring women together into a closer sisterhood for their own mutual pleasure and profit . The membership is limited to a minmum of 15 and a maximun of EO women. Presently, Oak Leaf has 19 mem- ers. lt is traditionally Oak Leaf's role at Christmas time to sponsor the annual Wassail Party. Serving refreshments at the Wassail Party AQQUK Melody Watral, Carla Seitz, Linda Curphey. IVIISSING: Betty Atkins, Terry Cox, Laurel Gillette, Sue Hata, Linda Holscher, Anne Kelsey, Lou Ann Lamb, Sandy IVlcLaughlin, Glenda Ivlurayama, Ruth Rosimo, Bonnie Shideler, Penny Stuve, Cathy Thurman, Kathy Wells, Sue Whitaker, Cheryl Yanagida. Karen types away. PUP Pacific University Pictures, a directory intended to identify all of us in time for all of us to know one another. The PUP is a gathering of pictures, addresses and phone numbers of students, administrative, faculty, staff, SAGA, and service master personnel. The PUP staff worked hard this year to put out a publication that would satisfy the needs of everyone. - rg 'ff'- Q, I C ' Sue Whitaker, Co-Editor. Karen Horne, Co-Editorg Pat Sobottka, Adviser l A',,g N' A O Q. 5 f:tvu!ll i x 3 x Q T 'X BACK ROW: Randy Nelson, Jeff Long, 3RD ROW: Jose Ayala, David Melton, Mike Scott, Colleen Faulkner, Robin Henry. 2ND ROW: Carlette Williams, Elnora Kea. 1ST ROWgEric Thompson. MISSING Larry Blaufus, Dan Davis, Jim Iles, Barney Lerten, Randy Matsui, Craig Sonoda. INDEX Ask most Pacific Students or staff members about their Friday activities during 1975-76, and they'll probably have one thing in common - picking up the latest issue of the Index, Pacific's own journalistic endeavor. For those involved in the production of the weekly tabloid, whether for credit or as a volunteer, it was a chance to see their words or photographs in print - possibly for the first time. Dave IVIelton was chosen to lead the staff as editor for the fall semester, who passed the role to Mike Scott for the spring editions. News on events of interest to various groups were a regular part of the Index, with a weekly feature on upcoming events from activities director Aggie Baiker. Before moving into the editor position, Scott was sports editor, and his weekly lVlicrophone column gave a roundup of various sports items. The pages of the Index didn't lack their share of controversy, however, as Colleen Faulkner, Barney Lerten, and others added their opinions on the passing Pacific scene. As with any opinion, many disagreed, but their feedback was a part of the involvement of the Pacific community with its newspaper. KPUR, the Daily Bulletin, the Heart of Oak, each have their role to play. . .but the Index was involve- ment - throughout the year. Pacific University Forest Grove, Oregon HEART OF OAK We were glad to be involved, but we're happier that it is over ' That could probably sum up I the feelings of the 76 Heart of Oak staff, who struggled gamely throughout the year to Droduce a quality yearbook following the previous years non-effort Ruth Rosimo took on the editing chore for this year's annual, assisted by a triumvirat ad- visorshi fL ' h H ' p o eng unt, Charlotte Filer and Pat Sobottka, and a staff of 19. Those who helped with photography were Benson Medina Timothy Strane and Charle , s Denkers. Students involved with copy writing included Colleen Faulkner, Barney Lerten, and MJ Baker. .- 51.9 1 'ai O- i. if 5: .-. ' . g g fig ,pq-W. K Tif f nusm Efs 'X . :A1 s Barney Lerten, Melody Watral, Lorena Roberts, Tina Martinson, Debbie Mahoe, NIJ Baker, and Ruth Rosimo. MISSING: B . . enson Medina, Tim Strane, Charles Denkers Colleen Faulkner Candi Dinges Valerie Kin Ri h K J , , , g, c rueger, ulie Bracken, Dory Caceras, Michelle Pascual, Ed Bruer, Angela Burns, Michael Leighton. Layout chores were handled by Candi Dinges, Valerie King, Lorena Roberts, Debbie lVlahoe, Rich Krueger, lVleIody Watral, and Ed Bruer. Julie Bracken, Tina lVlartinson, Dory Caceres, Michelle Pascual, Angela Burns, and lVlichael Leighton took care of advertising business . 5 SCP: ,f L, A+ s s L x. , -1 -Q all I I INVCDLVEMENT WITH FACULTY fr STAFF BIOLOGY BUSINESS 81 ECONOMICS CHEMISTRY EDUCATION 'WP A NN v .. L Dr. David R. Malcolm wax Q if 'Q Nr' QQ we K . I ,Q-S Dr. Richard T. Dick R. Highfill Carter X 3 gf ' Mr. Sanford L. Mr. Paul Keller Bacon N if Dr. Truman Teeter I . 2 ffl Q, av 5 pu-0- za, YW! S S S Dr. Thorsten Berggren RI 4' E Dr. John L. Parker Mrs. Jane Rink Dr. John A. Mitchell 'X fe'-in ii , bg -mi x Dr. Joe Story Dr. James O. Currie 4. -E I Y , fri S 3 . ., Q img Q.. C N fi. Dr. Meredith McVicker .41 Y jiff , X . at I ,, , ,,., 9' I Dr. Ward F. Schwarzmann Mr. Robert Davies 9--s . Q I 4 ,f ,A Ar! I AM fi r Ms. Susan E. Cabello rf me S Mr. Joseph Frazier Dr. Ramendra Bhattacharya Mr. Kenneth Combs Dr. George Evans Dr. Grazio Falzon Dr. Marshall Lee Us Mrs. Margaret Y. Chou Dr. Albert Freedman Mr. Jacob B. Mr. Michael R. Salomon Steele Dr. Carolyn Locher Dr. Michael C. Clock Dr. William A. Dr. Donald Scales Schwejda ENGLISH FOREIGN LANGUAGES HISTORY MATHEMATICS MUSIC OPTOMETRY if :, J-1 J ,L M X Kirk- 1 IN gf w . F i' .. S+, , .J Z Dr. Willard Dr. Jane Bleything Carmichael Qaa Dr. Margaret Dr. Harold Hayes G il bert Dr. Leonard Levine N f uv-' - ' L , , Dr. Scott Pike Dr. Oscar Richards Dr. Richard Septon x c Q V! y ig 6 'kk A fr , Dr. Alfred Furie Dr. John Gerke Dr. Robert Jacobs Dr. Michael Jessen Dr. Nira Levine Dr. James Perterson K is , :xr ' Q A. Lk., 1 lt. xl - Dr. Niles Roth Dr. Clifton Shore L Dr. Don West Dr. Yolton Robert Dr. Walter Reif IVlr. Robert Al lord I we z f ,ag N 43 ' J X 5 1, ,i R Nlrs. Varina French Dr. Jean Baldwin Dr. Tom Griffith ii Dr. Miles Shishido X if 4. ,' Y- X Nlr. Charles Bafaro Y f 'i'2 X ' ' Ce W, 'Lf 3 Q I we - if I lVlrs. Jean Horner . - ., -if -I Q-Q X Dr. Frank Buckiewicz IVlrs. Judy Sherman PHILOSOPHY 81 RELIGION HEALTH 84 PHYSICAL EDUCATION q-W - N - H A lVlr. James Weber PHYSICAL THERAPY Q 's T s' fi' . A ...- A 1, Puvsics Dr. Jurgen Nleyer- Dr. Theodore Arendt Oakberg POLITICAL SCIENCE PSYCHOLOGY SOCIOLOGY SPEECH 81 COMMUNICATIONS i I .4 If ,Q Av ,. Q . A I 5 I V , V' -. it ,nf i E in -i i I ' V - 'SN' it A, Pi L K i f Dr. Seymour Dr. Russell Dr. Leigh Hunt Coblens Dondero ,, 1 - ww 'Q V 1, 5 4. ' E I, ,M i kQ,,1 ' ,sf Lv Dr. Sonne Lemke 3' If fx Q 1 if! I1 m vb A-my J 1 tes Nlr. Vernon Ba . A It - il 2,3 y Q A , IVIs. Louise Feldman 0 I V ' J 1 , , f IIIL Dr. Fred Scheller IVIrs. Ora Thogerson Dr. CoIin Pitblado 1-wi, Mr. Byron Steiger . rr . X IVIr. Albert Hingston T iVIr. Arthur Wilcox Mr. Jan Larson Mr. Gary Mueller Mr, Theodore Sizer DORM STAFF Mrs. Christine Mr. Grant McOmie McOmie Mrs. Nancy Pike Mr. John David R. Stacy Patricia A. Stacy Jordan III STUDIO ARTS WALTER MAC CLARKE ADMISSIONS 81 FINANCIAL AID 1 Diana Knox 1 Louis Foote SAGA FOOD SERVICE 81 UNIVERSITY CENTER UNIVERSITY RELATIONS I f f A , Q5 Je' ' ,A : I . -vu ---1 - 1 I L I Skip Macy Anne Hart 9' . iw.. if , I S' I. I 'aa George Horner Tj x ' .Ioo fi A U - , : :-- , I 0 W , 5, jg 1, i rv- rv 5 f f :af , .,N'I . , JU I' N ' Lg - '1 f , I si as :vs l I. , fi if 1 I w -x 0 x - QNX. . . w 3 . W I , 2 as ,Z Q Ansel Krutsinger uv- I I Paul Phillips Paul Ranslow 15 'ik AII' .-M, 4.. '1,L - , , af? ' A I' ,lfi I :A VN S as M A,,. I f Vs. Dawson Lung Daisy Mohorich If N 6 I -0 NM Karl Peters Josefina Rivera Ah , Q K rg u .W I 4- V , s Q 1. P gy X ' V 'I ls.. ., q ..- ...A u- iao'. ., . geo. c 1, .-. .'.L -A. JoAnne Stanley Carol Tadsen I - A M David Lowe Mary Ruddick 1 I . f . Q so-uf' 4, Mrs. Dw yn Adams Mrs. Marie Farr Ms. Malvrey Hanson Mr. Robert Reece A - I ' E' ..,L A Mrs Opal Slabaugh Ms. Aggie Baiker Ms. Charlotte Filer Mrs. Alice Hoskins Mr. Forrest Rodgers A .sf , Mrs. Wilberta Teeter E , A Ps Mrs. Mary Baird Mrs. Jane Davies seq - Ms. Jean Graham Mr. Glen Haberstich aw , I f 2' r' f I 1- A ff Y 1 , Jr if cv ' 'fy if L ffffifv 9 Wfffzwfc, 'Z J M Ms. Roberta Mr. Dennis Rael Nickels Mrs. Gwendolyn Mrs. Catherine Sagar Sears :K ftl A 4... 'Sim X M rs. Joanne Dorman SPECIAL SERVICES Mr. Lono Mrs. Jane Walker M Waiwaiole rs. Gloria Wulf 'ts Ms. Yvonne Beierle Ms. Sylvia Devine 3 Mrs. Carol Leatherman CLERKS 84 AIDES A Mrs. Lois Onaindia 115 Mrs. Helen Dugdale . 'Y Mrs. Beverly Leeman Mrs. Mary Jeanne Perlmutter S-f Mrs. Sharon Gonnuscio ' ,..k 1 is lg 25 F .Sh 2 Al lv- - Y' Mrs. Harriette Lindstrom NN., Mrs. Eunice McClain Mrs. Norma Jean Peterson i3 MVS' Frances MVS- Kathryn Mrs. Mariline Mrs. Bonnie Wenzl Strachan -I-I'IOI'tOl'1 Wagner Mrs. Peggy Grau i l Mrs. Evangeline Matta J y if Mrs. Mary Ann Mellbye 1 Qygg.. ,.ff. EqI i ,Jk 5 1:1 H - 2. .. Mrs. Priscilla Stinman 'fig :sf lg 'LN ir L lsii , Ag. 5 I f' E Mr. Alice Wilson Mrs. Juanita Ms. Virginia Ms. Clara Bauer Mrs. Virginia Mrs. Susan Burns Axtell Baker Burke Mrs. Beverely Mrs. Betty Jean Ms. Marlys Davis Gerdes Gustafson SECRETARIAL STAFF Mrs. Gail Harris Mrs. Lorain Kruse 5 5? l N . 'sk' U f 1 1. K f E' - we Nm K. Mrs. Peg Oslund Mrs. MaryJo Pellow Mrs. Ruth Langton B esirr t 52? ix 5 jx Mrs. Marcia Ms. LeAnn Mrs. Muriel Mrs. Mary Wieber Ms. Elizabeth Smith Stanley Tooley Zillgitt BUSINESS OFFICE LIBRARIANS a v M . Q uv ,g i . Mr. Joseph Mrs. Betty Davis Whalley x Mrs. Audrey Morton Ms. Karen Kuehn Mrs. Marjorie Rueber Mrs. Norma Cooper ea 6 S 1 -Q I A J S W S Mr. Charles Kemp Ms. Donna Shaver Mrs. Marcia Henry 6, J, ,, jj it Mrs. Patricia Sobottka . ffl fi ,, ,, 2, ,, ,, f 6 3' in Qc' NW? ' p W7 l ,, m :AV ri Q 4 kxrk' ff 5 X, ,f I Nlr. Jack Bailes Nlrs. Bessie Blow Nlr. Frank Blow Nlr. Donald lVlr. Clifford Eldridge Evenson Nlr. Willard Haney Mrs. G. Jeppesen vi ff , 'g Nls. Alice Long lVlr. Norris O'Rear lVlr. William Hance lVlr. Dan Jeppesen lVlrs. Helen Poole Nlr. Dennis Durfee lVlr. Albert Roe MAINTENANCE INVCDLVEMENT WITH Charlie Denkers LIVING UNITS ' . , . Q- .L 1, srl- ... ,, J.. .. .:J,,,: .:.:... gg vkiz ,L,k, CLARKE HALL Clarke Hall, being a co-ed dorm since it was built, has become a different place to live. The men and women who reside in Clarke, grew closer to each other throughout the year. Clarke Hall has sponsored many activities to encourage the students to become involved with those surrounding them. The walls have been painted with brilliant colors and patterns to live in the imaginations of those who wander the halls of this dorm . Dan Adams Ronald Adams Mary Alexander John Alves Mark Andre Sam Arashiro Glen Arnold Michael Asuncion John Angelos Hawley Bagley Nancy Ballentyne Karen Barnett Margaret Becker Scott Bender John Benoit Catherine Bomber Greg Brown Michael Brown Joe Bundy Michael Busche Robert Barrett Lawrence Britt Oscar Casey Ernest Cabatingan Albert Cabico Douglas Caffall Dallas Carr Phillip Carter David Chandler Kristine Chatari Tom Chun Linda Clark Clair Costello Mark Colangelo Robert Coleman Du.. .. j. K Du an K -ni: v 1 is, ig 31 fx Us v 'Sis ,ss . A I1 +- Uk Q, 'fi avi rs 'fi 5- x me ir 14 .- Y, :dc-, Tv' os. 11 na. ff -.. 'X -in. im N A N '91 'C' e I G G A '- 5-, 'UB 'Q I 3 'Q ss G' 2 ,N 4. C K 'X T' x, QE 'fl' Ernest Cotton Nancy Copple Marvin Cox Terry Cox Carol Cozad Dan Davis David Dawson Tom Delegato Michele DeShazer Kurt Dix Creslyn Drumm Firouz Farivar Charles Garnier Susan Gaylord James Gilliom Velda Gooch Doug Gratwohl Barbara Green Robert Green Joseph Gross Jeffrey Grundon Ricky Grunig Stan Hallock Jerry Hamilton Clement Hew Jayne Hohn Donald Hunter Robert Iles Thomas Ishimaru Michael Jensen Nancy Jones Ken Kahnii Anson Kaneshiro Gary Kaneshiro Leil Koch Marcia Kohne Kelly Kroger Nancy Kunkel Robert Kuntz Judy Kurtz Marvin Kemp Nita Laffoon Karen Lally Dennis Lang Jeff Larson Susan Lehren Laura Lengele Melissa Loui Mauri McBiIes Ronald McBride Miles McCartney Barbie McCoy George McCree Mary McDonald Monte McGovern Randy Macadangdang Wesley Machida Jacki Manes Charles Manning Clifton Martin David Mau Robert Matsui Michael Matsunami Mike Mattson Mike Mayberry Pamela Meyer Luis Murdock Cathy Myers Suzanne Nakama Nathan Nishimoto Cynthia Nix Wendy O'Brien Dorothea Olson Nick Opie David Patterson Kresten Pederson tl ig. 5h..' 5 if 1- fi' it i isle ' A .L we .IE gt L W to William Pflueger John Pierce Barbara Plough Marcia Pogue David Powell Geoffrey Rath Bob Rathbone Walter Reason Dean Reynolds Rich Ryan James Ruch Errol Sango IVlark Sapitsky William Schuck Daniel Seto David Smith Craig Sonoda James Stevens Janice Shishido Cathy Thomas Christine Thompson Denise Thompson Dennis Tracey Linda Trusty Brian Turner I-rank lrekell Howard Umeda Cindy Wacker Janis Warner Steven Wegner Lenora Wheeler Vivian Whitley Michael Wilsey Dan Wishengrad Karolyn Wold lVladalyn Wolf Donald Wylie Justin Yamamoto Amy Yamane Elaine Yamane I ll ,I li ICK HALL i t 14.55 iy MCCORMICK HALL IVlcCormick Hall celebrated its 52nd birthday this year with a houseful of motivated young men. Head Residents Scott 84 Nancy Pike were con- stantly in the midst of exciting and sometimes strange happenings that are characteristics of their energetic tenants. The men of lVlac have made every effort to retain the rustic atmosphere of Pacific's oldest living quarters. Contemporary furnishings are combined with older surroundings to provide a unique and comfortable setting. Though blasting stereos and tie-dye curtains sometimes contrast the dark halls and high ceilings, each is characteristic of miriad of lifestyles that makes IVlac Hall a most interesting place. K K 4 ...xii 2 A N . ,, - ft --f' A A fi' 2. J Hugh Alexander Gregg Beach Stephen Breese Rodney Chun S ji KenDahl we 'X ' X Jeffrey Dix William Alves Rick Anderson Steve Augustin as-A W Johnny Beal Dennis Blackwell Brian Beattie Michael Cardoni Paul Cogan What's so interesting, Curtis? E 5 ...J V f xml . 'fb-' V- ..c1 'KJ Bob Davies James Dean Charles Denkers R -in l .v I W' I -.. I Raymond Downs Alan Eichelman Dale Fong Mark Bannon Larry Blaufus Terry Carr .X 3 xx- Y. luv 'F-Q5 K iq. 4 Leroy Cook John Derby Rolf Giesler Michael Barber Brad Breen Jay Child Richard Courtney Rob Dimick X i Jeff Gillette David Goldizen Dennis Hillen Michael Leighton 'Q .nk bf - Q 5 A B N Frederick McCurcly Bradley Mal inowski ,Q- w Max Miura I 35 Tim Grant Russell Hale Dan Hatt Vincent Harris .QS .gg it Jay Honda Leonard Ingham Keith Jeffries Alrick Jones William Lindsey Bill Henderson 'Fl' I 5 l V . K ,f Bill Lamert 5 . ,Ki x R K 5 Q Randy M cCune it J Scott McGee Why are these guys smiling? Michael McKinley Aw x- --. Q , I ' , vm 4:3 -Q, - y 9 -K J D' i e s, s be ' r J , f '65, . , K . K xx tj L F 1 :esS::. s 4....l is B R B .:.. X John Mannen Jim Martin Randall Matsui James Mayer I P Robert M otooka Nascimento Ken Melzer , 'K Rich Mull Grant Nakamoto Keola Darrell Nappier . R , Q ' E? w f X we - David Nees Scott Nehring Randall Nelson t ' l 2 Charles Pease Larry Pegues Paul Phillips in-N William Plewes SCOU POXOH Greg Remensperger Ha P. 41 fl fi? Q X K A QM 'X 1 X . xg? X X E 6 Dan Nettleton Avrel Nudelman Paul Obina l Ev D5 is K M N ' s. Patrick Reis W as W' SSR R! - 1-we .f Chuck Rogers we MWMWM JP T LQ 3' I'4' :Y O O C FP FP I f'D 0 fl A FD -Q i gl :V ,. , 'N 'Q ,,,,,:f,i,jf1L,:,,y,J, MH JV VVVVW V'iV I I I H H V H gi C. O 3. , 3 U7 0 2 C FD I'F f'D 'K U7 FP FD fi U, i 0 3 , 3 0 F John Rickman David Ruchti is .l Steven Roberts A QW 3 M X X 5 ' , .N ,ts t David Scalone A Mike Scott Joseph Mitchell Shackleton Shimomura J'-'W William Spear .V Mike Swain Jim Willis Cameron Winder Dennis St. John Michael Stiles Royal Vida Terrance Wallace f ,, V, - ire-X V. 3 James Wilson qv...' d 's. Mark Shipley Craig Singer Bob Slauson Brad Williams Happiness is A bare Chest. at r All David Wolf Garret Wong Tod Wyrick Auty Williams 5 Lad Yamanaha Curtis Yokoo Cr aig Yamaguchi f I 'if Q 'SX f A Miles Yoder z, Q f W A fe, - , E -' U. -' fe'ffe.:fL:s'3e1,11ff1 iszr-'f' 1: 752 ' . my CIW ' 1545? f 'K f ' C ff f ff I Q14 , , ,, ,,w' .22 Lf',ziff N H' I ' - f 1' 1. ,V H g f-wh Hazfwff ' . , ggf'ff g,ff,'f , ' 2,1 5VV:-my f V , . ,, . af., , - ,Q LL,,, ,, W H A ,f ,7.'1fMf. f , , ' Q , f A ' , - 5 ,W,L:V , V V V VV ,, Q 1 , .. , M gm W.. , ,,,,,.,,...v ,,,,pp -'vi 1..4Kl'f f , , V, ,W NW., nu.-,gba . V , l .W-ww W-1 ...ff ' VWV,,,.,,.wf.M V 'WA ,au Wfwaxd Hey...Hey...Hey.... Oh, Don't you....'click'. :Nie- 'Y' f ,iv wut. '-'--- ' Who left the seat up? A sunny afternoon at Nlac Hall WALTER HALL Walter Hall has met with one big change in the past couple of yearsp the reduced number of students living on campus gave the Optometry School a place for their students to live--on 3rd floor. Parties and games were arranged for the residents of Walter to become involved with each other and themselves. Brightening the halls with pretty pictures and filling the rooms with life and laughter, Walter Hall has proven to be a good home to many throughout the years. Mqm '1-N.. im. A l wx .. ,kif A - A iw ' M in - Catherine Ama Betty Atkins Gail Alexander Mary Jo Baker Ernette Barreira Lindle Bedow Joni Boersma David Borges Julie Bracken Valerie Brier Betty Brooks Kim Burak Angela Burns Hilary Burns Joyce Cabanilla Dory Caceres Teresa Campbell Pamela Carey 4 . is ,St Colleen Carte Pamela Ciesiel Kathy Colby Rebecca Conley Karla Eichner Dianne English Pam Demory Susan Dickson Angela Doveri Kathy Doyle Michael Driscoll ,f Susie Evans James Fisher Sheryl Fisher K, 2 it 5552 , f. 'QQ 1-V f 'H 4 . Regina Glasco Gregory Gore Charlotte Grant JU Kathryn Hale Karen Harada Paul Hartkorn Robin Heard Robin Henry Marilyn Hermanson Linda Higgins Leslie Hidula Steven Hokoda Sheila Hord Steven Flory Tami Friske Monica Foyer Laurel Gillette Diane Haff Kristi Haguewood Joseph Glandon ga... l.. 2 i is N ,W LQ . C it X Karen Horne X i I 'F' ' - Katherine Hoskins Chris Hubbell Kensey Inouye Lynne Iwamoto Melanie Jones Colin Kageyama Teresa Kane Nancy Kaufer Carolyn Kennedy Deborah King Valerie King Lorie Klum 5 .X v ggi, . K .es Nancy Knop Robert Krauel , Pia' . S YP- v -1 2 . .4-5 John Lange V 444 William Langfield Ran dy Le e Seulyn Lee Nada Lingel V Alison Little ' Lori Lofstrom Karen Lordos L- Fx YY 1 i Steve Lorenz Jul ia Lynch teven Loomis Kathy McMillan Jeannie McVey 1 K Debra Mahoe Barbara Martien Tina Martinson David Mead Charlene Mendell Karen Miller 1 A Tracey Miller id 3 1 5 XX ..... ,.., i r Molly Patrick Bert Peterson Jorgen Nelson Mary O' Brien Carrie Oree Dorcas Phelen Blesila Piros Melissa Poore Terrie Monahan Jeffrey Morey Karen Mullen Steve Matthews Kathryn Nielson K' V -y,' . 'S 5 if S 5 A ' Ib Wendy Parker Michelle Pascual ' 'Q 'll 7 f if Q 1 1 t tt? or J lii, is .N t ...W 3 fm fv 4- 0 4 4 A tsdfq' W Q A ,, A l ,gg 2 'On lVlarc Provencher ' K 5 Francine Raften , Q 5 Diane Redgate V I Karen Richardson f A ' - ' Lorena Roberts 155 rf I 'S v ' ' M V Debbie Rosenberger V A' 5 Dori Rosenblum ,, V Nlark Schmalz A 1 'Ps ,- f g l W-v Q I ff Thomas Seiler A i Katy Selmar Steve Shaffer Ellen Smith Elizabeth Stanley Dana Stilwell Cindy Stuck . , Q, , 'I ' Myrna Sudul f 11 it 3 X Claire Strong 1 Terry Tancabel Laura Thomas 1 l. Z' 1 2 1 w. X, 'U Nlarna Towle Q-. -fy- Tronni Thom pson Kathy Van Vleet Ann Watanabe Steven Wells Nancy White Carlette Williams Martha Woerndle Edward Worthen Les Williams Naomi Yamane , Kris Young Pamela Young s- H ' Carrie Zagars s.. iljl 2 ,. E5 rg A T x 3 ? 1 49 4 T' 'N 3 , Q.. J 'M . 0, . l V 1 av 'X N , V. I 4 Qs. H 495 Christine Zimmerman 42 f -...,.......4..nan OFF CAMPUS There are many students of Pacific University who find it more comfortable for their lifestyle to live off campus. Among the several places in Forest Grove, many students live in the Adult Student Housing CASHJ, College Place, Allied Apartments and many other apartment buildings, and regular homes. It is required by the school to be 21 , married, a Junior, or living with parents to live off campus. For a change of scenery and a different pace of life for those who choose it, living off campus is a pleasure. z.,,. John Adams Terry Adams Leon Aggalot Carol Anderson Joan Andrews James Anthony Anita Arnoldi 44 Robin Buzzetti Kim Butler Fred Butler Joann Burchfield Rita Bunker Frank Bucklewicz Dennis Buck Jim Bryan Robert Brumley Elizabeth Brumbaugh Sta cey Brow n Roger Brown Marvin Brown Nick Brattis Sandra Bowen Kevin Bond John Bluff Mike Bledsoe Paul Bigelow Bruce Besnard Kenneth Berk Lark Berge Sharon Bentz David Benson Lisa Bemis Deborah Besnard Duane Beckwith Joseph Beattie Donaivin Bass Brian Ballard Albert Bailes Brad Bafaro Ernest Czapla John Cummings Doug Crotty Phil Cromwell Tom Cramer Barb Cramer Terry Cowgill Brian Crain Cathy Coolidge Dave Cook Wayne Conrad John Columbo Becky Collier Tom Clock Terry Clark Robert Civil SA .. -1 u.. f g 9 '09 K '-'L lf C N' Tiny i A 5 , X 11 f s cv' Q-, 'R 2 'W , , W x . - Q C' l A , 'Q .1 , has 15 'Ss S 1- 5 L g , K v. iv' ..f ' 'V' Mix KX ,Q-1 i .4 .ui 3 x L W X New X we .111 5 -. fn AR QB 'QC Q I K F ssd Q E E K5 X ai at 'fi 'J 1' 2- -. 5 2' X an K 1 , M l, 5. in 4' Q.. x .1 X ai X it s o oe Joe Chu Owen Christianson Jeff Choy Bill Cheslock Tai Chan Greggory Cavanaugh Mike Cattell Bryan Casper John Cason Lorna Cary Alma Carter Russ Carpenter Dave Carlson Carl Calhoun Mary Cain Randy Cadman Russ Dyche Kevin Dworschak Alane Durand John Duffy Juanita Dougherty Helen Donald Louis Dixon Dewane Devany Katie Dennis Eugene Demayo Dave Steven Skip Winston Greggory Evans Leif Erickson Tim Engles Barry Eichenbaum Ken Ehlers Mike Egger Robert Edwards Mike Edwards Dan Edwards Art Eddy JoAnne Funikawa Cynthia Fuller Ray Fritz Robin Frison Gail Foreman Tom Fong Helen Foley Dave Flemmons Lynn Fishman Debra Fifield Clarene Fifield Robert Fierro Debbie Fernandez Jack Farris John Fanning Pam Gunson Julie Gumestad Dan Grund I Brian Grudem Ed Grilihas Dale Graf Robert Goudge Larry Gottlieb Mike Gordon Yvonne Goodrich Robert Glaze Bart Giurlani Marilyn Gill Bill Gimness Frank Geske John Gedda Mark Gebhart Mike Gaynor Sam Garlock Larry Garland Robert Gander Monte Gallinger John Huyler Steven Hutchinson Wayne Hudson Mike Hudson Bill Hoskins Robert Homuth Alan Homestead Roger Holting Lois Hoffman Caryl Hoffman Keith Hirata Steve Hines Kris Hill Chris Hettinger Kent Hein Dan Heater Geoffrey Hayward Dean Hatten Susan Hata Mike Hassur Teresa Hastings fa X Q ' Q Q S - fn ..,. 4 Us X iv..- sq, QQ Y x v EH y I wtf , V 4 Q.. ,QE U - 'tra V 'Y az. . , it ggi P A 5, ,Fi 5. , . rdf. 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Seitz Shinji Seki Cathryn Shephard Monroe Sherman Tera Sherwood Galen Shigeta Thutman Sholey Earlene Short Gary Shute Alan Siedman Philip Sietstra Roy Silva Monty Smick Coy Smith Doug Smith Katherine A. Smith Kenneth W. Smith Donna Snelling Richard Snoddy Richard Solari Melissa Sommers Ken Strangland Don Staten Terry Steckman di c ., N . is, 8 0 . 3 g y Q' +5 'F ' X5 r , 'S K , Q F? S , 55 l f' ,, Al . W 0, ll Q- T ' 3 nn- 9x l - If CN 2 , f- ,- T, g. sb , cg ik 'KA Q -Y x Q hw-Q, 1 1' Ht 7' W . in A ,sw ' sf Y rs li Q x 'VX X x 5 fi. 'Uh 'YN 3 NA ails grim 9 . 'X sl B55 5, 1,5 f s . '1 'in 2 , J h i -- me Q E ,fx -' is: .5 . if N? sw wt, - 3.535 a N. Y X New , sz ,L Q 'vm S.- a-N, os E QW-'v R 01 'VN airf- Q-.f i 3 C' 'X ,. G, l Sharon Steen Gregory Steward Larry Soppel Darla Strickland Lynn Sulerud William Stuart Duane Swanz Loren Tate Charles Taylor Roger Taylor David Tengan John Thomas Michael Thomas Eric Thompson Herbert Thompson Kenneth Thue Michael Torgerson Jose Tort Debra Trotter John Tsue Beverly Turner Charles Tyhurst Joe Upchurch Michael Van Broklin Steven VanDyke Michael Ventura Julia Vosh Randy Waddell Laura Walter Susan Walton Gregory Walther Michael Wazny Mikel Weidman Michael Wilhoit George Wilkes John Williams Craiq Williams Bruce Williams Gary Wirfs Travis Wiseman Michael Woods Johnny Wright Gayle Yamauchi Clyde Yamada Melisa Zettle Richard Zieger Roger Zollman Harold Zwick ,-4 ,fm . L. K 2 :lx ' ' . Q 3 . 5 , 1 . ,Q , ' X sf' to K H 4- . N 1 , I 1 ' i 2 , sf f' , f' 3 1' f itz ,fTM.pw if , 4 R 1 wff-HW: f' I X 1 , , ' Q ' 45 ,gg , , A 1 fx' 'G My '- N fm ' L k k K '- ' . sq - 2 wf+fn4i,gg1 , ' Q f gr K. 5 Q if r , .. - ,, q f if . s ' ii. 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L , ?,,,. f::t::f'v:i' ' ,A dr'-Glaze 5?f-- i f LINDA CURPHEY BARBARA DEWEY CANDICE DINGES Portland, Oregon Clerandon Hills, Illinois Portland, Oregon Social Work Physical Education!Health Psychology, Sociology , fl 43, ' cr , - KN! ' Q g B L- as g va ffl, G l A f' I I 1 Q ' X XS N ' 4 I A Y Y V 2 f DANIEL ESPINOSA COLLEEN FAULKNER GORDON GARBODEN Panorama City, California Anchorage, Alaska Coos Bay, Oregon BiologyfHealth Science Speech!English Physical Education!Health CARMON CUN NING HAM Portland, Oregon Business l':i5f?5,'.'-3 ff' , Z , XX tlll CRAIG E L LIS Veronica, Oregon Chemistry A DA RIA GAR Y Portland, Oregon Sociology A , I - I WAYNE GERIG Brinsmade, North Dakota Psychology 929k x.,,,,,f CYNTHIA HINES Forest Grove, Oregon Sports Medicine fl, ,. PETER JOHNSON Chulavista, California Chemistry Q J JOE GLANDON Portland, Oregon Visual Science LINDA HOLSCHER Forest Grove, Oregon HistorylSecondary Education , , A f MICHAEL JONES Los Angeles, California Biology 'Ml' DANA GORELANGTON Waimea, Hawaii Elementary Education JAMES IVORY Columbus, Ohio Elementary Education ,fu ELNORA KEA Honolulu, Hawaii Human Development 5 4' l DAVID HARDER Hood River, Oregon PhilosophylReligion 'EP'--Q DIANE JENSEN Grinnell, Iowa Elementary Education Q mf lk A fa, S X 9 1w1, ,, fs. fl f .,'J.', f' ' -' A J'--, E-1 1.51 5 lab l ANNIE KELSEY Portland, Oregon Secondary English Education RIC HAR D KRUEGER Frandford, Illinois RecreationlPsychology if f f,f.1 , ,,.,, fyf. f.,z ,M ,,WL , L ,, ,E ,,.,,, Y, ,. A , MY, if f ,f M, ryyy MF' '37 ' ' ,f , ,s .., . ,, ft f fffyu V5 H D ON A LD L AMPI Astoria, Oregon Business!Econom i cs JEFFREY LONG Honolulu, Hawaii Business LOUANN LAMB Portland, Oregon Speech Education I KATIE LANGTON Forest Grove, Oregon Business , 4 in f -me 5 . Quin A ,ff MICHAEL LORETZ Pacific City, Oregon Studio Arts O Y 'A ' , 'Wf' ' V ' '1f1g':fwf- , ' - ' L ffvv I. H ,, ,I , ' 2 -, Y E ,srr 1 If A V 4-'- f if Ks My ' . ff , M fm, 4 ,ff W . ee 1' ,jf 'f' '? ly ROBERT LEIFERMAN Simi Valley, California Business tx , , ' i 1' ,f'k. , , il, '. f.' fmt 5 L ZLL , wit 'tix' If iT t 472 'V Q , Lf? DANIEL MANNEN Hines, Oregon Recreation GARY LINTON Yakima, Washington Biology O ill' W as I ', ' . , Q V 9 3 . Q H, sa m Sad., . 4 43' 9950: be QCQQDQQ' Q005 'lil' 5 - 0 Q vt ' Y , . DANIEL MASON Forest Grove, Oregon Business Administration . 31 fr, Q-fi' A, P mf' ' ' ,Q I , Y ,Mfg zuggawvnvg- f' A if I L 45 Q ' is ' If Wi, M ,ywilvgi A 7 5 af wr: r I 43: M I H Au 5 if A i 2 -f, ag Wi' 'gi is -+1 all 5' H :NW if 3 li gl- 4 F gg 'ix . f 5, ns,'f,42, MICHAEL MATTSON Douglas, Arkansas Biology 35'-f JOHN MELTON Santa Paula, California Communications fav' GMI' SANDRA MCLAUGHLIN Kailua, Hawaii Elementary Education lf? v ,M ' H -V 'Q f Wg, 2 L, ,V - 'hgi ' I ,-A ffugsfjj, If 'E riffs A fe g ..,. Q , , Mzxzxwaz,ngfwfmfq-f-5 'f ' !CI,ff'4'1fQ,1f , ,E , ,,,5'+,,, -, ,A S- 1 , WWmMfwhfm,:f''w.f1,fm fy M , ' if L. bw If W if HOWARD MENTON Concord, California Physical EducationlHeaIth ROBERT McMILLEN Palo Alto, California Busines Economics BENSON MEDINA Kailua, Hawaii Communications , .m.ayA --r .gf.,,,, . 1642. vs ,, , , ma fi' ' , A Msn, f X 'Jeff I sun gi I DEBORAH MEYER MICHAEL MOREY Tigard, Oregon Santa Monica, California Speech Business M RO BIN OLSEN LaMirada, California English 7 fb-f' 'II YL . 1 1 'f., ga FM' A KIP OSWALD RIC KFERD OSWALD ALAN RHODES Coos Bay, Oregon Coos Bay, Oregon Deerlodge, Montana Physical Education Business Chemistry hp: f,r,.W f .-A 4,4-' 29'----1-. -.Q s. 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A W 'lg 5 a F. use ' uma - fre: 'ii ' MELODY WATRA L Suffern Park, New York Biology NOT PICTU RED TIM ALDERMAN Sherman Oaks, California Biology PATRICK BALL Longview, Washington Social Studies A LBERT BENIG HT Portland, Oregon Physics PETER CELICH Forest Grove, Oregon Business Economics LOIS TIS LER Hillsboro, Oregon Physical Education!Health SUSAN WHITAKER La Habra, California Physical Education WILLIAM AUSMUS Ft. Leurs, Washington Psychology PATRICK BATES Forest Grove, Oregon Education Graduate MARK BRAUSE Corcoran, California Art MALCOLM CHUN Lihue, Kauai, Hawaii Biology SCOTT TORIGOE Honolulu, Hawaii Business 1, .le , , .- .V ngs N' i T -. XV . 0. 'T ,- -3, 1 . ,t t 1' - gs' v 0, S, 41 1, X5 I K. 1133 ' ' 'fi ' ' 2 gf' 5, ' sms. 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Alexander, Gail Marie 54,138 Alexander, Hugh Barkalow 131 Alexander, Mary Scott 126 Allabough, Edwin D. 78,156 Alves, John Richard 38,126 Alves, William F. 131 Ama, Catherine E. 138 Anderson, Carol Lee 143 Anderson, James S. 166 Anderson, Richard Lee 131 Andre, Mark Elliot 126 Andrews, Joan C. 143 Angelos, John 126 Anthony, James 143 Arashiro, Sam Jin 126 Arbow, Timothy James 166 Arnold, Glen 126 Arnoldi, Anita Yvonne 143 Asuncion, Michael D. 34,38,126 Atkins, Betty Jean 94,138 Augustin, Stephan 131 Ausmus, William A. 78 Awai, Sheri-Dee 156 Ayala, Jose C. 102 Bafaro, Bradley C. 58,144 Bagley, Hawley 126 Bailes, Albert J. 144 Bailey, Michael WM 101 Baker, Mary Joanna 101,104,105,138 Balada, Rocky Kichie 34 Ball, James Albert Ball, Patrick J. Ballard, Brian John 144 Ballentyne, Nanci S. 44,126 Bannon, Mark J. 131 Barber, Michael 38,86,131 Barnett, Karen T. 57,126 Barreira, Ernette Joy 138 Barrett, Robert 126 Bass, Donovan 144 Bates, Pat Batzner, Roberta Ann Bauer, Stephen N. Beach, Gregg Joseph 85,131 Beal, Johnny Vernon 38,131 Beattie, Brian Charles 131 Beattie, Joseph C. 144 Beauchamp, Eric Louis Beaver, Thomas Manley Becker, Margaret 126 Beckwith, Duane Robert 144 Beddow, Lindley 138 Bemis, Lisa 144 Bender, Scott P. 45,126 Benight, Albert Steven 38 Benkelman, Clay E. 166 Bennion, Scott W. Benoit, John Alfred 126 Benson, David Roy 144 Bentz, Sharon 144 Berge, Lark Paschon 144 Berk, Kenneth S. Besnard, Bruce Lennart 72,144 Besnard, Deborah 144 Bigelow, Paul WM 144 Blackwell, Dennis R. 38,131 Blaufus, Laurence Dean 48,131 Bledsoe, Michael T. 144 Blocker, Vannessa A. 21,156 Blomberg, Christer Bluff, John Jay 144 Boersma, Joni 138 Bolger, Anne E. 48,156 Bomber, Catherine 19,126 Bonbright, Terri Jo 156 Bond, Kevin Leland 144 B org es, David 9,138 Boshers, Michael E. 38,81,156 Bowen, Sandra 144 Boyer, John Michael Bracken, Julie Annette 138 Bratlie, Vicki 57 Bratt is, Brause, Nick James 144 Mark Henry 131 Breen, Bradford, R. 45 Breese, Stephen Allen 131 Brier, Valerie Jean 138 Britt, Lawrence 126 Brookes, Thomas G. Brooks, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Betty Louise 44,138 Gregory T. 38,126 Lyman Buzz 156 Marvin B. 144 Michael Shane 126 Roger M. 54,144 Stacey 144 Bruer, Everett E. 15,38,156 Brumbaugh, Elizabeth 144 Brumley, Robert H. 144 Bryan, James 144 Buchanan, W. Earl Buck, Dennis Orla 143 Buckiewicz, Frank A. 36,38,144 Bukovec, Gary J. Bundy, Joseph Edward Bunker, Rita 143 Burak, Kim Helene 18,59,138 Burchfiel, Joann 144 Burke, John Burns, Angela 138 Burns, Hilary Lynn 138 Burt, Mark D. Busche, Michael L. 126 Butler, Butler, Fred Alden 143 Kim Johnson 143 Buzzetti, Robyn Sue 144 Cabanilla, Joyce P. 138 Cabatingan, Ernest 126 Cabico, Albert C. 126 Caceres, Dory Ann 21,138 Cadman, Randy Duane 145 Caffall, Douglas Brant 126 Cain, Mary K. 145 Calhoun, Carl Edwin Campagna, David Campbell, Teresa Marie 6,8,13 Card, Christopher M. 13 Cardoni, Michael F. 131 Carey, Mary Lisa Carey, Pamela Jane 74,138 Carlson, David R. 145 Carpenter, Gail B. 44,138 Carpenter, Russell W. 145 Carr, Dallas Robert 126,166 Carr, Terry Lee 131 Carte, Colleen 138 Carter, Carter, Alma John 145 Phillip 86,126 Cary, Lorna Jane 145 Casey, Oscar Wayne 81,126,182 Cason, James E. 38,157 Cason, John 145 Casper, Bryan J. 145 8 Cattell, Michael 138,145 Cavanaugh, Gregory E. 145 Celich, Peter A. Chan, Tai M. 145,166 Chandler, David S. 126 Chatari, Kristine A. 44,59,126 Cheslock, William V. 145 Child, Jay Michael 54,131 Choy, Jeffrey K. 34,49,145 Christianson, Owen Gary 145 Christman, Phillip Chu, Joseph T. C. 145 Chun, Malcolm John Chun, Rodney Pat 131 Chun, Thomas W. C. 126 Ciesiel, Pamela K. 138 Civil, Robert Evans 144 Clark, Elizabeth A. Clark, Linda F. 42,126 Clark, Terrence T. 144 Clock, Tom 144 Cobbett, John Charles Cochran, Robert E. 86,157 Cogan, Paul Jeffrey 131 Cohen, Richard Colangelo, Mark Joseph 38,126 Colby, Kathy L. 138 Coleman, Robert L. 126 Collier, Becky Ann 144 Collins, Herman C. Columbo, John 144 Cone, William Marshall Conley, Rebecca Susan 96,138 Conner, Rufus Alex Conrad, Wayne Roy 144 Cook, David Lewis Cook, Leroy Dale Coolidge, Catherine Anne 144 Coon, James Scott Copple, Nancy Ann 127 Cornet, Michelle J. Corrado, John A. Costa, George K. 157 Costello, Clair Emery 126 Cotton, Earnest 38,127 Courtney, Richard Wiley 131 Cowgill, Terry E. Cox, Kenneth Cox, Marvin Lee 127 Cox, Terry Lee 127 Cozad, Carol Ann 127 Crain, Brian John 144 Cramer, Barbara 144 Cramer, Thomas Allen 144 Crockett, Edgar P. Croeni, Steven D. Cromwell, Philip G. 144 Crotty, Douglas Patrick Crotty, John William 144,166 Crow, Joseph M. Cummings, John Patrick 144 Cunningham, Carmon 8,72,86,95 101 157 Curphey, Linda Marie 84,98,157 Currie, Victoria Czapla, Ernest E. 144 Dahl, Jon Michael Dahl, Kenneth WM 38,131 Davidson, John lSkipl 38 Davidson, Michael Joseph 81 Davies, Robert Roy 131 Davis, Daniel Brian Davis, Eileen Davis, Lori Ann 74,138 Davis, Steven James 127 Dawson, David E. 127 Dean, James K. 131 Deckard, Yvonne L. 181 Delegato, Thomas A. 38,127 Demayo, Eugene Frank 145 Demory, Pamela H. 96,138 Denkers, Charles Pugmire 121,131 Dennis, Katherine B. 145 Depontes, Jayme A. 8 Derby, John Carson 38,131 Deshazer, Michele M. 127 De Veny, D. Doug 45,145 Dewey, Barbara L. 8, 157 Dickson, Susan L. 59,81,138 Dillon, James R. 166 Dimick, Robert 38,131 Dinges, Candice M. 8,74,157 Dippel, Stephen Dix, Curtis Lee 45,127 Dix, Jeffrey 131 Dixon, Louie Wenzeil 145 Donald, Helen 145 Dougherty, Juanita 145 Doveri, Angela 138 Downs, Raymond Earl 131 Doyle, Kathy 74,138 Driscoll, Michael A. 138 Drumm, Creslyn Marie 57,127 Duffy, John Lawrence 145 Dunn, William A. Dunne, Monica Lee Dunning, David P. Durand, Alane D. 145 Dworschak, Kevin R. 145 Dyche, Russell E. 145 Dykstra, Linda Mae Earls, Frederick G. Eddy, Arthur Louis 145 Edimon, Heris A. Edmonds, Michelle 86 Edwards, Daniel Neal 145 Edwards, Michael Dean 145 Edwards, Robert Randal 145 Egger, Michael A. 145 Ehlers, Kenneth Edwin 145 Eichenbaum, Barry Allan 131,145 Eichner, Karla Marie 138 Eickelman, James A. Eliopulos, John J. 166 Ellis, Craig Jeffery 157 Engdahl, Dee Dee Engelen, Sally Engels, Tim 38,145 English, Dianne Marie 138 Enyeart, Ned Allen Erickson, Leif M. 145 Erickson, Paul M. Espinosa, Daniel E. 82,157 Evans, Gregory E. 145 Evans, Susan E. 44,138 Falzon, Judith Delater Fanning, Robert John 38,146 Farivar, Firouz 127 Farris, Jack Clayton 146 Farrow, Lee A. Faulkner, Colleen K. 102,157 Faulkner, William 10,167 Fazio, Robert C. 38 Fernandez, Debbie L. 146 Fiddmont, Steven D. 145 Fierro, Robert 146 Fifield, Clarene R. 146 Fifield, Debra Kay Fisher, James Terance 138 Fisher, Sheryl Louise 91,138 Fishman, Lynn Nyra 145 Fite, William M. Flemmons, David Barry 145 Flint, Delwin Gary Flory, Steven Jay 139 Foley, Helen Rita 145 Fong, Dale 54,131 Fong, Thomas 145 Foreman, Gail Jean 145 Fort, John David Foyer, Monica S. 4,134,139 French, Laurie D. French, Harold Friedlander, Jan E. Friske, Tami Cordt 139 Frison, Robin Lee 145 Fritz, Raymond Arthur 38,145 Fuller, Cynthia 145 Funkhouser, Keturah Anne Furukawa, Joanne 145 Gainey, David WM Galdeira, Lyle A. 5,101 Gallinger, Monte A. 146 Gander, Robert H. 146 Garboden, Gordon Lee 157 Garland, Laurance 54,146 Garlock, Samuel James 146 Garnier, Charles 127 Gary, Daria Lynn 86,157 Gaylord, Susan S. 127 Gaynor, Michel A. 146 Gebhari, Mark E. 146 Gedda, John Michael 146 Gerig, Wayne Leland 158 Geske, Frank E. 38,146 Giesler, Rolf Jay 38,131 Gill, Marilyn 146 Gillette, Jeff Gary 131 Gillette, Laurel Anne 139 Gilliom, James 127 Gimness, William C. 146 Giurlani, Bart Peter 146 Glandon, Joseph Wright -139,158 Glasco, Regina Lynette 86,95,96,139 Glaze, Robert V. 146 Gohman, David L. 167 Goldizen, David R. 45,132 Gollender, Morton Gonnason, Jeffrey 9,167 Gooch, Velda R. 127 Goodrich, Yvonne Marie 146 Gordon, Michael J. 146 Gore, Gregory 139 Gorelangton, Dana 158 Gottlieb, Larry 146 Goudge, Robert James Graf, Dale Kriss 146 Grant, Charlotte De. 86,95,139 Grant, James Edward Grant, Timothy Robin 132 Gratwohl, Douglas H. 127 Green, Barbara M. 127 Green, Robert Hamilton 127 Greene, Jennifer Ann Greenstein, Helen S. Griffin, James Douglas Grilihas, Edward Martin 146 Gross, Joseph A. 83,127 Grudem, Brian Dwight 146 Grund, Daniel Perry 146 Grundon, Jeffrey R. 8,21,125,127 Grunig, Ricky Brent 127 Gudmestad, Julie 146 Gunson, Pamela 146 Gustafson, John Hadlock, Brent Lee 147 Haff, Diane M. 57,139 Haguewood, Kristi Lyn 139 Hale, Kathryn 139 Hale, Russell Brian 54,78,132 Hall, Lisa Diane 74,147 Haller, Laurel 147 Hallmark, Sheri A. Hallmark, William R. Hallock, Stanley 10,127 Hamblin, Debbie 10 Hamblin, Stephen J. 10,147 Hamilton, Jerry L. 127 Hanabusa, Michael Mitsuo 147 Hand, Steve Ernest Hanki, Michael S. 147 Hanna, Roger D. 147 Hanono, Helfon 43,147 Hansen, Michael Allen 147 Hansen, Roger Alan 147 Hanson, Malvrey Patricia Harada, Karen Akiyo 139 Harder, David Lynn 158 Hare, William Alan 147 Harris, David Elwood 147 Harris, George Daniel 147 Harris, Vincent 132 Harrison, Lawrence D. Hartkorn, Paul F. 137 Hartman, Elaine 72,147 Hassur, Michael James 146 Hastings, Teresa Lauren 146 Hata, Susan R. 146 Hatt, Daniel T. 132 Hattan, Dean Henry Hayward, Geoffrey B. 146 Heard, Robin Anne 95,139 Heater, Daniel Troy 146 Hein, Kent Roger Henderson, William A. 132 Henry, Robin Faye 86,95,102,139 Hermanson, Marilyn 139 Hettinger, Christine 146 Hew, Clement 127 Higgins, Linda Sue 139 Hildahl, James Gregory Hildula, Leslie Eliz 9,22,74,139 Hill, Kris Alfred 146 Hillen, Dennis G. 78,132 Hines, Cynthia Sue 38,59,74,158 Hines, Steven Michael 146 Hirata, Keith Kaoru 69,146 Hobuss, Michael P. Hoff, Barbara Hoffman, Caryl Lee 146 Hoffman, Lois Marie 146 Hohn, Jayne Marie 127 Hokoda, Steven Craig 139 Holden, Debbie 91 Holling, Roger George 146 Hollman, Randall Keith 167 Holscher, Linda 158 Homestead, Alan Henry 146 Homuth, Robert M. 146 Honda, Jay Kiyomi 132 Hord, Sheila Patricia 139 Horne, Karen L. 99,139 Hoskins, Katherine 139 Hoskins, William P. 139 Howell, Melinda Ann 84 Hubbell, Chris Lynn 139 Hudson, Michael Elliott 86,101,146 Hudson, Wayne M. 146 Hunter, Donald Wesley 86,127 Hurley, James Russell Hutchison, Steven C. 146 Huyler, John Court 146 Iles, Robert James 127 Ingham Leonard Grant 132 lnouye, Kensey Shizuo 139 Ishimaru, Thomas 127 Ivory, James Edward 96,158,159 Iwamoto, Lynne Eiko 74,139 Jaehning, Mark W. Jeffries, Keith Alan 38,132 Jensen, Clark Jay 167 Jensen, .Diane , Jensen, Michael K. 127 Jernstedt, Joann Johansen, Christen P. Johansen, Sidra 147 Johnson, Michael Dean 147 Johnson, Peter Karl 82,158 Johnston Lois W. Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, I Alrick 132 Geneva Ann 94 Melanie Joanne 86,95,139 Michael Stephen 10,86,95,158 Nancy 127 Russell Ward 167 Jordan, Elizabeth Jorgensen, Marvin D. 147 Judge, Linda 147 Justus, Doug 147 Kaastrup, James Daniel 147 Kafel, Ginger 147 Kageyama, Colin J. 139 Kahn, Kane, Kenneth E. 127 Teresa Marie 139 Kaneshiro, Anson 127 Kaneshiro, Gary H. 127 Kaplan, George H. 147 Kaufer, Nancy J. 139 Kay, Richard A. 147 Kea, Elnora M. 102,158 Keddington, Joan 147 Keene, Thomas S. 147 Keifer, Terry 79,81 Keiser, Fredrick J. Keller, James Lloyd 147 Kellow, Ronald M. 147 King, Gregory Florance 147 King, Valerie Naomi 139 Kirchener, Sandra 147 Kister, Benjamin J. 167 Kitchener, Gregory 147 Klum, Lori 137 WT'ElFi?MTcl-'Eel'TZ'147 Knop, Nancy Marie 137 Knutson, Robert E. Koch, Kathryn Lee 96,147 Koch, Leil Andrew 127 Kohler, Steven E. 147 Kohne, Marcia M. 127 Kordish, David Stanely Kosaka, Emi Kovarik, F. Duane 147 Kowrach, Christine 147 Krauel, Robert John 139 Kraupa, Gregory W. Kreider, Richard 147 Krieger, Diana Marie 6,42,54,81,147 Kroger, Kelley Marie 54,128 Kron, Kim Martin 147 Krueger, Richard A. 10,79,159 Kuhlmann, Morris Kunkel, Nancy 57,128 Kunkel, Thomas P. 147 Kuntz, Robert Kelly 128 Kurtz, Judy Ann Kwan, Eddie P. Laffoon, Nita Rene 45,128 Lally, Karen Lynn 44,59,128 Lamb, Lou Ann 159 Lambert, William Oliver 91,132 Lampi, Donald 159 Lang, Dennis Alan 128 Lange, John E. 140 Langfield, William H. 140 Langton, Katie Ann 159 Larson, Jeffrey A. 78,128 Kelsey, Annie Elizabeth 158 Kemp, Karen Elaine Kemp, Marvin 128 Kennedy, Carolyn Clare 72,139 Kennedy, Robert Bach 147 Kessler, Penelope Kiaha, Henderson 38,147 Kiefer, Terry P. 38 Kim, Mona M. 147 King, Deborah Ann 139 4 fa ' 1 rr, rr ' , gf, Lau, Brian Albert Lavender, Gaynell 8,86,147 Lavin, Paul Jaimey 147 Leblond, Robert G. 148 Lee, Lee, Lee, Lee, Lee, Legg Dennis James Esther 148 Gordan Randolph Dewey 140 Seulyn K. 74,140 roan, Russell L. 148 Lehman, Karen Ewell Lehman, Timothy 148 Lehren, Susan Lee 128 Leiferman, Robert Dale 159 Leighton, Michael John 101,132 Lemcke, Charles Lengele, Laura Ann 128 ' Lentzer, Jeanne Marie 148 Lerten, Barney Allan 10,72,101,104 105,148 Leung, Warren Ernest Levy, Charles Howard 148 Lew, Dick Wei 167 Lewis, Nancy 148 Lien, Christopher 148 Lim, Edward Louie Lind, Jeffrey C. 148 Lindsey, William R. 17,132 Lingel, Nada Jo 45,140 Linton, Gary Little, Alison 140 Lobato, Presciliano Lofland, Bruce Marvin 148 Lofstrom, Lori 94,140 Logue, Ronald D. 148 Long, Jeffrey Hulford 102,159 Loomis, Steven Arthur 140 Loomis, Victoria M. 148 Lorch, Laurel Jean 148 Lordos, Karen Denise 140 Lorenz, Steven Lynn 140 Loretz, Michael K. 159 Loui, Melissa Suimee 128 Lowe, Sandra Lowe, Willie Charles Loyer, Carol S. 148 Lubach, Lance C. 148 Luekenga, Richard L. 148 Lynch, Julia Marie 91,140 Lyons, Geoffrey S. Macadangdang, Randy K. 79,128 MacDaniel, John Price 168 Machida, Wesley 128 Madeiros, Jan Mahoe, Debra 8,48,104,140 Maki, Valerie Jean Malinowski, Bradley M. 132 Mallett, Edward Bailey 19,78,101,148 Manes, Jaclyn 128 Mann, Joan Marie Mannen, Daniel Leroy 45, 159 Mannen, John Allen 45,126 Manning, Charles Roger 128 Martien, Barbara Ann 74,140 Martin, Clifton 86,128 Martin, Fred W. Martin, Jimmy 132 Nlartin, Leila J. 148 Martinez, Debra Sue 148 Martinson, Ernestine Y. 104,140 Mason, Daniel Wade 159 Mathews, Steven Michael 140 Matson, James Matsoi, Randall Hiroshi 132 Matsui, Robert 128 Matsunami, Michael K. 128 Matthews, Patrice Marie 59,148 Mattson, Michael Dane 128,160 Mau, David K. F. 128 Mayberry, Michael 49,128 Mayer, James Bradley 132 McBiles, Mauri Donn 128 McBride, Ronald J. 128 McCabe, Michael Walter 8 McCartney, Myles A. 128 McCornack, Gayle Ann 148 McCoy, Barbie A. 128 McCree, George W. 128 McCune, Randy E. 132 McCurdy, Frederic 54,78,132 McDonald, Billy Gene 168 McDonalcl, Mary Therese 128 McGee, Scott E. 96,132 McGovern, Monte 38,124 McKeethen, Patrick Glen McKinley, Michael P. 132 McKinley, Richard P. McKinney, Denise R. 8,178 McKinney, Michael James McLaughlin, Sandra Jean 160 McLean, Alanna Kathryn 148 McManis, David Lee 72,148 McMickle, Douglas Robert McMillan, Kathleen Ann 140 McMillen, Robert Paul 160 McOmie, Grant Allen McVey, Jan Marie 148 McVey, Jeanie S. 140 Mead, Charles David 140 Medina, Benson P. 72,105,160 Meece, Charles Meier, Richard F. 148 Melling, Ben Gale 148 Melton, John David 45,102,160 Melzer, Ken M. 132 Mendell, Charlene E. 140 Menton, Howard Francis 46,48,160 Meyer, Deborah 160 Meyer, Pamela Marie 128 Miles, Charles W. Miller, Joseph Alan 148 Miller, Karen Marie 57,140 Miller, Robert Edward 148 Miller, Tracey L. 140 Mina, Charito Apolonio 148 Mirikitani, Irene H. 148 Mitchell, Dennis Ray 148 Mitchell, Donna Jean 148 Miura, Max J. 132 Mjelde, Richard Dean Monahan, Terrie M. 74,140 Montague, Mrs. Penny 59,148 Montserrat, Jaime N. 148 Moore, David James Moore, Edgar S. 43,148 Moore, Timothy Glen 148 Morey, Jeffrey Allen 140 Morey, Michael Steven 160 Motooka, Robert M. 132 Mozejko, Keith Albert 148 Mull, Richard Allen 132 Mullan, Karen Susan 74,140 Murata, Clarence Y. 148 Murayama, Glenda Mitsuko Murdock, Luis 128 Myers, Cathy Elaine 128 Myslik, Thomas Lee 148 Nakama, Suzanne 101,128 Nakamoto, Grant Keichi 132 Nakamura, Rachelle Nappier, Darrell E. 132 Nascimento, Keola 132 Nees, David Wayne 133 Nehring, Scott L. 133 Nelson, Jorgen W. 140 Nelson, Lee A. 148 Nelson, Randall K. 102,133 Nelson, Stanley Jay 148 Nettleton, Dan A. 133 Newton, Richard E. 148 Neymeyer, Gary David 148 Nicolen, William J. 140 Nielsen, Kathryn A. Nishihara, Owen M. Nishimoto, Nathan Yoshio 128 Nishizawa, Guy M itsuo 149 Nix, Cynthia L. 128 Nothnagel, Victor T. 149 Nudelman, A. 133 Nugent, Mary Timberly 5,149 Nuuhiwa, Hilston Nywall, Soren A. 149 Obie, Larry George 149 Obina, Paul V. 133 Obrien, Mary Catherine 140 Obrien, Wendy L. 128 Ocampo, Jorge Hector 149 OConnell, Robert Dennis ODonnell, David Ralph 149 Ogden, James 149 Okolie, Lenox I. 86,149 Olberding, Theresa J. 149 Olin, Robert John 149 Olsen, Robin E. 160 Olson, Dorothea A. 128 Olson, Terry R. 149 Ono, Mark Kazuo 149 Opie, Nicholas G. 78,128 Oree, Carrie M. 140 Ornstein, Michael Hugh 149 Oshea, Jerry 8,38,81 Oswald, Kip Darwin 38,161 Oswald, Rickferd M. 38,231,161 Pacarro, Frank 149 Parker, Bruce Wayne 149 Parker, Wendy Louise 8,140 Pascual, Michelle 10,140 Patrick, Molly J. 57,140 Pattee, Judy 149 Patterson, David Arnold 128 Paulson, Wayne Robert 140 Payne, David Allen 140 Peachey, Joanne Pearson, Dennis Lee Pease, Charles III 38,133 Pease, Gerald James 168 Pedersen, Kresten 128 Pegues, Larry E. 133 Penny, William F. 149 Perkins, Candice Kay Perkins, Lequetta Joy Perrott, Richard Alan Petersen, Christopher G. 149 Peterson, Bert Martin 140 Peterson, Robert A. 149 Pflueger, William A. 129 Phelan, Dorcas Leslie 54,140 Phelps, Craig G. 149 Phelps, Lyle E. 149 Phillips, Jean C. 149 Phillips, Paul Vernon 38,133 Pickett, Kenneth Arthur 149 Pickett, Timothy Craig 149 Pierce, John Del 129 Pike, Lucinda Ann 84,149 Pike, Nancy Piros, Blesila T. 140 Plewes, William Kenneth 133 Ploem, Joan 149 Plough, Barbara Anne 54,129 Pogue, Marcia Leslie 129 Pond, Linwood Page 149 Poore, Melissa Gay 140 Powell, David Alvin 86,129 Poxon, William S. 78,133 Poynter, Harold Prelsy, Donald Dean 149 Prewitt, Kathi E. 149 Prince, Stephen M. 149 Provencher, Marc Anthony 141 Puckett, Frank E. Puckett, Steve Bruce 149 Radeau, Albert 23 Radford, George Edward 149 Raften, Francine M. 23,141 Rahner, Mark Raymond Ramirez, Diane Gay Ramirez, Jr. Gilbert C. Ramirez, Sr. Gilbert C. Rana, Duane L. Randolph, James Paul 149 Randolph, Douglas V. 168 Ranslow, Kathleen Raphael, Darrell B. Rath, Geoffrey Alan 129 Rathbone, Robert Mark 129 Reach, James Louis 149 Reason, Walter William 86,129 Reason, Walter William Redeau, Albert 48,86,149 Redgate, Diane Marie 141 Reeder, Terri Lee 149 Reedy, Lawrence Edward 149 Regier, Virginia L. 149 Rehm, Robert A. 149 Reis, Patrick Russell 133 Remensperger, Greg P. 133 Reynolds, Dean S. 129 Rhodes, Alan Roy 161 Rhodes, Kathy M. lSusiel 158 Rich, Lori Jean 149 Rihcardson James J 149 Seto, Daniel K. 129 Shackleton, Joseph Roger 134 Shaffer, Steven Michael 141 Shaw, Donald Jerry 48,86,161 Shelton, Daniel Shepard Cathryn Ann 150 Smith, Ronald Ray Snelling, Donna Lynn 150 Snoddy, Richard Kilmer 150 Solari, Christine Solari, Richard K. 150 , , ., ,, 7,,,, . ,, , ,,,,,'l I f U ' -1 U ' . .'. .'-, ,V A J, , ,,, , A 1 V' V ' ., ,. . , ,, . ., ,. ., .. A , . 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Victor Sango, Errol Lee 86,129 Sapitsky, Mark Jay 129 Sarno, Ralph Michael Sato, Michael J. 150,161 Satterfield, Douglas S. 150 Sausser, Jon Adrian 81 Savage, David Michael Scally, Jessie Mae 150 Scalone, David Martin 16,133 Schaefer, Edward 94,150 Schaefer, Lowell T. 150 Schaefer, Samuel 6,45,78,133 Schiel, Gail Anne Schlosberg, Steven H. 45 Schlueter, Jonathan F. 133 Schmalz, Mark S. 141 Schmick, Steve Peter 38,133 Schmonsky, James L. Schneider, Cathy Schneider-Letsis, JK Schober, Greg Wesley 150 Schoppert, Julia Belle Schuck, William R. 129 Schumaker, Roger Allyn Schwenke, Greg Irwin 150 Scopelite, Roberta 150 Scott, Ken Scott, Michael James 8,78,102,134 Scruggs, Steve 150 Seaburg, Mark Andrew 150 Seiler, Thomas Joseph Seitz, Carla Sue 91,98,150 Seitz, Jay Alex 150 Seki, Shinji 150 Selmar, Katherine L. 74,141 Sherwood, Tera Kay 150 Shideler, Bonnie L. 96 Shigeta, Galen M. 150 Shimamura, Mitchel T. 134 Shimatsu, Norine Hatsue 5,44, Shipley, Mark Alan 134 Shishido, Janice T. 129 Sholey, Thorman 150 Short, Earlene 150 Shute, Gary Dean 150 Siedman, Alan M. 150 Sietstra, Phillip Gene 150 Silva, Roy Joseph 150 Singer, Craig 38,79,81,83,134 161 Slauson, Robert Steven 8,9,38,81,134 Smick, Monty D. 150 Smiley, Ronald J. Smith, Alice Lucille Smith, Coy Michael 150 Smith, David HL. 129 Smith, Douglas Guy 150 Smith, Ellen Carol 141 Smith, Katherine Ann 150 Smith, Kenneth 150 Smith, Oscar Erik ono a, rang o an Soto, Irving M. 38,161 Spear, William Charles 134 Stacy, David Ray 10 Stacy, Pat Stangland, Kenneth James 82,150 Stanley, Elizabeth L. 54,141 Staten, Don Doss 150 Steckman, Terry Lee 150 Steen, Sharon Elaine 151 Steele, Harumi Tomioka Steven, Dave 145 Stevens, James Mark 129 Steward, Gregory Lee 151 Stiles, Michael 134 Stilwell, Dana C. 43,151 St. John, Dennis L. 134 Stoppel, Larry Dale 151 Story, Barbara Eliz. Strand, Timothy Hugh 168 Strane, Timothy Keith Strickland, Darla Strong, Claire F. 141 Struck, Cindy Louise 45,141 Stuart, William A. 151 Stuve, Penny Lee 96 Sudul, Myrna Ann 141 Sulerud, Lynn Alan 151 Susumi, Marlene Josee 168 Swain, Michael Dean 134 Swanz, Duane Michael 151 Swearingen, Ricky Dean Sylvester, Georgene J. Tadai, Randal Ryoji 84,162 Tancabel, Terry Lee 141 Tate, Loren Dale 151 Taylor, Charles Ray 151 Taylor, Gregory Allen Taylor, Roger E. 151 Taylor, Scott Burns Tengan, David Y. 38,151 Thomas, Catherine G. 57,129 Thomas, Joette Thomas, John A. 151 Thomas, Laura Lynn 141 Thomas, Michael Leroy 38,86,95 Thompson, Christine D. 129 Thompson, Denise Renee 57,129 Thompson, Elsie Thompson, Eric McCall 102,151 Thompson, Herbert O. Thompson, James P. Thompson, Tronni Dee 141 Thornton, Laird Michael 9O,91,96 Thronson, John C. Thue, Ken 151 Thurman, Kathy Mae 59,81 Tisler, Lois Elaine 44, 162 Torgerson, Michael S. 151 Torigoe, Scott S. 162 Tort, Jose Maria 151 Towle, Marna Marie 141 Tracey, Dennis Joseph 38,129 Tran, Thao Xuan Trekell, Frank 129 Trotier, Debra Denise 151 Truax, Peter B. Trusty, Linda Ellen 129 Tsue, John Masaichi 151 Turner, Beverly E. 95,151 Turner, Brian Michael 23,129 Tyhurst, Charles W. 151 Umeda, Howard Tadao 129 Upchurch, Joe Louis 151 Van Brocklin, Michael 151 Van Dyke, Stephen J. 151 Vanvleet, Kathryn 141 Ventura, Michael 151 Vester, Dick L. Vida, Royal George 134 Vogt, Ronald E. 162 Volz, William Bradley Vosh, Julia Rae 151 Wacker, Cynthia Sue 56,57,12 Waddell, Randy Eugene 151 Waibel, Rick 96 Walker, Joan Eliz. Wallace, Terrance G. 8,86,95, Walter, Laura Elaine 84,151 Walther, Gregory Carl 9 134 Walton, Susan Gregg 151 Warner, Janis L. 57,129 Watanabe, Anne Joyce 10,141 Watral, Melody Ann 54,98,104,1 162 Wazny, Michael Joseph 151 Wegner, Steven Ron 129 Weideman, Mikel Robert 151 Weitzner, Gary Alan Welch, Elaine Lucille Wells, Cathy Lee Wells, Steven Mark 141 Wertzner, Gary 43 Wheeler, Lenora Jean 129 Whipple, Jesse Deon Whitaker, Susan Lynn 44,99,162 White, Nancy Ann 74,96,141 Whitley, Vivian 129 Wilcox, Bonnie Kay Wiles, Donna Wilhoit, Michael Henry 151 Wilkes, George Bradley 38,151 05 Williams, Auty Nugel 134 Williams, Bradford N. Williams, Bruce Thomas 134,151 Williams, Carlette A. 86,95,102,141 Williams, Craig 151 Williams, John Roger 151 Williams, Leslie Ted 141 Williams, Robert Willis, James Morgan 134 Wilsey, Michael Lee 38,129 Wilson, James 134 Winder, Cameron B. 134 Winston, Skip 145 Wirfs, Gary R. 151 Wirts, Joseph Raymond Wiseman, Travis H. 151 Wishengrad, Dan M. 101,129 Woerndle, Martha 141 Wold, Karolyn Leslie 56,57,129 Wolf, David A. 78,129,134 Wolf, Madalyn A. Wong, Garret S. L. 134 Wong, Michael K. H. Wood, Sara Elizabeth 10,92 Woodard, Steven Craige Woods, Michael Patrick 151 Worthen, Edward 141 Wright, Donnie Gene 151 Wylie, Donald Todd 129 Wyrick, Todd Monroe 134 Yamada, Clyde F. 151 Yamaguichi, Craig S. 134 Yamamoto, Justin K. 129 Yamane, Amy M. 129 Yamane, Elaine Mieko 129 Yamane, Naomi Ann 141 Yamanoha, Ladd Tadao 134 Yamauchi, Gale C. 79,151 Yamauchi, Wayne M. Yanagida, Cheryl Eiko 98,162 Yoder, Miles 134 Yokoo, Curtis Y. 6,7,134 Young, Karen Diane Young, Kristi L. 141 Young, Pamela G. 141 Younis, Gail Marie 162 Zagars, Carrie Jo 141 Zettel, Melissa Sue 151 Zieger, Richard Duane 151 Zimmerman, Christine 141 Zollman, Roger Lee 151 Zwick, Harold Frederick 151 Zwick, Linda FACULTY Adams, Dwyn 117 Allord, Robert 48,113 Axtell, Juanita 119 Bacon, Phyllis Bacon, Sanford 110 Bafaro, Charles 113 Baiker, Agnes 16,109,117 Bailes, Jack 121 Baird, Mary 117 Baker, Virginia 119 Baldwin, Jean 113 Ballou, David Bates, Vernon 114 Bauer, Clara Sue 119 Bauer, Jacob Beierle, Yvonne 118 Berggren, Thorsten 110 Bhattacharya, Ramendra 111 Bleything, Willard 112,114 Blow, Bessie 121 Blow, Frank 121 Buchiewicz, Frank 38,113 Burke, Virginia 119 Burns, Susan 119 Cabello, Susan 111 Cadd, Peggy Carlson, Sharon Carmichael, Jane 112 Carter, Gloria Carter, Richard 110 Chino, Florence Chou, Margaret 111 Clock, Carol Clock, Michael 41,109 Coblens, Seymour 114 Cole, Preston 108 Combs, Kenneth 111 Cooper, Norma 120 Crookham, Susan 108 Currie, James 110 Davies, Jane 117 Davies, Robert 111 Davis, Betty 120 Davis, Beverely 109,119 Devine, Sylvia 118 Dondero, Russell 114 Dorman, Joanne 117 Dugdale, Helen 118 Durfee, Dennis 121 Eldridge, Donald 121 Ellis, Lowell Engdahl, Lynn 21 Evans, George 12,111 Evenson, Cliffornd 121 Falzon, Grazio 111 Farr, Marie 117 Feldman, Louise 114 Filer, Charlotte 117 Foote, Louis 116 Frazier, Joseph 111 Freedman, Albert 111 F1'enchf'Varina'113 ' ' Funkhouser, Keturah Furie, Alfred 112 Gehrke, Marvin Gerdes, Betty Jean 119 Gerke, John 112 Gilbert, Margaret 112 Gonnuscio, Sharon 118 Graham, Jean 117 Grau, Peggy 118 Griffith, W.T. 113 Gustafson, Marlys 119 Haberstich, Glen 117 Hance, William 121 Haney, Willard 121 Hanson, Malvrey 117 Harris, Gail 119 Hart, Anne 116 Haynes, Harold 112 Hebb, Paul Henry, Marcia 120 Highfill, Dick 110 Hingston, Albert 7,45,114 Horner, George 116 Horner, Jean 113 Hoskins, Alice 117 Howard, Charles Hunt, Leigh 114 Jacobs, Robert 112 Jans, Detloff Jeppesen, Dan 121 Jeppeson, G. Chloe 121 Jessen, Michael 112 Johns, Ella Jordan, John 115 Kapua, Mary Ann Keller, Paul 110 Kelly, Tracy Kemp, Charles 120 Knox, Diana 116 Koberstein, Al Kruse, Lorain 119 K-rutsinger, Anselff116 Kurhn, Karen 120 Langton, Ruth 119 Larson, Jan 109,115 Leatherman, Carol 118 Lee, Marshall 111 Leeman, Veberly 118 Lemke, Sonne 114 Levine, Leonard 112 Levine, Nira 112 Lindstrom, Harriette 118 Locher, Carolyn 111 Long, Alice 121 Lowe, David 116 Ludlam, William Lung, Dawson 116 Mack, Ronald Macy, Robert 116 Malcolm, David 110 Matta, Evangeline 118 McClain, Eunice 118 Mcomie, Christine 115 Mcomie, Grant McVicker, Meredith 110 Mellbye, Mary Ann 118 Meyer-Arendt, Jurgen 113 Miller, James 108 Mitchell, John 110 Mohorich, Daisy 116 Montague, Neal Morton, Audrey 120 Mozejko, Albert Mueller, Gary 115 Nagel, Esther Neff, John Nickels, Roberta 117 Oakberg, Theodore 113 Onaindia, Lois 118 O'Rear, Mike O'Rear, Norris 121 Oslund, Peg 119 Parker, John 110 Pellow, Mary Jo 119 Peregrine, Ruby Perimutter, Mary 118 Perry, Roberta 18,21 Peters, Karl 116 Peterson, James 112 Peterson, Norma Jean 118 Phillips, Paul 116 Pike, Nancy 115 Pike, Scott 112 Pitblado, Colin 114 Poole, Helen 121 Prince, William Rael, Dennis 117 Ranslow, Paul 116 Reece, Robert 42,117 Reif, Walter 113 Reynolds, Levering Richards, Oscar 112 Rink, Jane 21,110 Rivera, Josefina 116 Roberts, David Rodgers, Forrest 117 Roe, Albert 121 Rogers, Dorothy 116 Roth, Niles 112 Ruddick, Mary 116 Rueber, Marjorie 120 Sagar, Gwendolyn 117 Salomon, Jacob 111 Saxe, Carol 116 Scales, William 111 Scheller, Fred 114 Schor, Clifton 112 Schwarzmann, Ward 109,110 Schwejda, Donald 111 Sears, Catherine 117 Septon, Richard 112 Shaver, Donna 120 Shaw, Albert 108 Sherman, Judy 44,59,81,113 Shishido, Miles 113 Sizer, Theodore 91,115 Slabaugh, Opal 117 Smith, Marcia 119 Sobottka, Patricia 99,120 Stacy, David 115 Stacy, Patricia 115 Stanley, Jo Anne 116 Stanley, Leann 119 Steele, Michael 14,111 Steiger, Byron 114 Stinman, Priscilla 118 Story, H. 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