Purdue University Calumet - Astron Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1968 volume:

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The directions could be found on a compass of academic subjects; the places where our personal arrows of inten- tion pointed could be understood in terms of degrees and future professions. But the distance we moved this year in any direction, the variation in our path from the chose compass points, these must be scaled in individual units and evaluated by individual reflection. We invite you to join us in a verbal and pictorial meditation on this theme. UmaA yaO-UMOD 0-1 To Carl H. Elliott, Dean and Director of Purdue University Calumet Campus, whose interest in students, in faculty, and in building Purdue Calumet to great heights, and whose dedication toward high goals for the Calumet Campus have contributed to the growth and success of Purdue Calumet Campus, this, the second volume of the Astron, is gratefully and respectfully dedicated. After graduating from Indiana Uni- versity with A.B. and M.B.A. degrees, Dr. Elliott went on to earn his Ph.D. from Purdue in Industrial Psychology. He taught at Miami University of Ohio and Purdue Calumet previous to be- coming Dean and Director. Dr. Elliott came to Purdue Calumet as director in 1959 and has guided the development of the Calumet Campus since. irection Through Participation Following pre-registration, Fresh- man found their way to the Armory for Orientation. Following welcome addresses by Dr. Elliott and Mr. Hubbard, incoming students were familiarized with opportunities at PUCC. They then viewed displays and booths set up by organizations to interest freshmen. Guides direct- ed the newcomers from the Armory to the campus for a directed tour. Orientation ended up with an out- door luncheon at the Kappa Pi Delta house nearby. Registration found students who had not pre-registered standing in lines, arranging classes and paying fees. After checking and process- ing schedules, and solving conflicts of classes, all students prepared to begin classes. COLLEGE LIFE begins with confusion of registration. Confusion and Organization Mark Registration LONGING TO JOIN COLLEGE-BOUND FRIEND, Pixie admires beanie and pennant. FRESHMAN CAP is part of college life for Carole Fraker. TIRED OF THOSE BEANIES? . . . Well, pull harder! THATS WHAT YOU GET for not wearing your beanie, freshman! HOW MANY BRICKS in that wall? . . . Keep counting! Proud families and community watched as outstanding students were recognized at annual Honors Day Program. Students attaining 5.0 or higher index were honored for their achieve- ments at the outdoor assembly. Judy Pataki, sophomore, was named outstanding student of 1966-1967 for achievements including a 6.0 in- dex. Award of gold watch was presented by Phil Mateja, President of the Purdue Alumni Club of Lake County. Program was highlighted by the address of Dr. Charles H. Lawshe, Vice President for Regional Campuses. JUDY PATAKI receives Outstanding Student Award for 1966-1967. STUDENTS RECEIVE TRIBUTE for hours of work. 12 piepit rs Sr PROCESSION OF FACULTY and students begins Honors Day Program. FACULTY ATTIRED IN ACADEMIC gowns recognize outstanding students. 13 oo eee — Fd ge es a re SS ae en i Hallowe Its A Homecoming Happening Basketball Homecoming festivities began with pep rally in food lounge at noon on January 12. Parade assembled on January 13 at school and proceeded through community. Entries of clubs were judged and El Circulo Espanol was awarded first prize, Cheerleade rs second prize, and Pi Sigma Kappa third prize. Festivities continued in Munster Fieldhouse as P.U.C.C. Pipers scored victory over Lakeland College. Queen candidates Sherry Becich, Sue George, Marlene Gransinger, Linda Kotulski, and Pat Norman were presented and Sue George, escorted by Ted Porter, was crowned 1968 Homecoming Queen. Festivities culminated with dance in PUCC lounge. PETER PIPER rides first class atop El Circulo Espanol float. FLOWER POWER proves successful. EVERYONE loves a parade. COEDS BRAVE the cold. PARADE takes shape. FLOATS PROCEED down Kennedy Avenue. © FUTURE STUDENTS gaze at Queen Candidate Linda Kotulski, 16 HOMECOMING QUEEN SUE and escort Ted Porter talk with reporter at GEORGE the game. CANDIDATE SUE GEORGE is pre- sented ‘From §S.1.R. With Love.” « PATTI NORMAN SMILES and Espanol car. HOMECOMING QUEEN CANDIDATES (bottom row, | to r) Linda Kotulski, Sherry Becich; (top row, | to r) Pat Norman, Marlene Gransinger, Sue George. Homecoming week proved exciting for five girls nominated as Homecoming Queen candidates. Each organization chose one nominee for preliminary voting and from the field of ten, five finalists were elected. Campaigns by sponsoring organizations followed, with El Circulo Espanol sponsoring Pat Norman; Student Congress, Marlene Gransinger; Sigma lota Rho, Sue George; S.C.O.P.E., Linda Kotulski; and Kappa Pi Delta, Sherry Becich. Final voting was held during Homecoming Week and votes were tallied. At halftime festivities of the Homecoming game, Sue George was crowned Homecoming Queen of 1968 for P.U.C.C. CANDIDATE LINDA KOTULSKI Ron Cutshall in Homecoming Parade. waves from atop El Circulo NEWLY CROWNED QUEEN Sue George is_ presented with a bouquet of roses at halftime festivities. rides with S.C.O.P.E. president 18 i JOE (LARRY MILLS) and Kitty (Nita Grish) share champaign. THE TIME OF YOUR LIFE by WILLIAM SAROYAN Director—MAURICE E. DIXON Designer Technical Director— JAMES H. HAZLETT Cast The Newsboy __............ Michael Grummer The Drunkard James Pokrajac Willie 00 Ron Cutshall : | a a ee eae Larry Mills IGN ocak ene ciouncncalleen Thomas Reinert 1 i) eee ae eee a Paul Grummer Kitty Duval 00. Nita Grish RY nese otis dibs SR ppcs Alex Kaleta Sf ee ee ee Maurice Campbell 5 ea a ee Emery King A Girl of the Bar Jackie Muhr A DRUNK SAILOR (ALEX ESZENY!) barges in on con- versation of Joe (Larry Mills), Tom (Paul Grummer) and Kitty (Nita Grish). LEC MARY (SHERRY BECICH) and Joe (Larry Mills) take a moment to philosophize. KIT CARSON (DONN JAMISON), Tom (Paul Grummer), and Joe (Larry Mills) participate in a chewing gum contest, ANTIGONE CAST 1s introduced. ANTIGONE (SUSAN Reinert). CLARK) confronts Creon (Tom OP GNG 2 scianscadeeetes peoner sts Carole Fraker NON sec eae pent sorc tem beenalecies David Phillips Lo. |: eee ee eS Michael J. Janek SL fe Sa On een ee Sherry Becich Sh |� ei ene Ree a ae ea Ronald Watson MeCarthy: 2.03 vse Richard Klouse Kits Garant. 3c ke Donn Jamison Mile SM co areal Mary Jo Gorman Ol acai to ohana enemies Alex Esenyi Pail ct csccstageenancepectame Margaret Klecka Be cacemeied ce teeeinc canon Susan Clark 1a] en Janice Langan Her Side Kick 522-21 Ruth Klecka A Society Lady A Society Man so): er Second Cop ..... THE NURSE (DIANE Sande Norris Louis Gerovac Ken Carlson Neil Bedeker GRAEGIN) scolds Antigone (Susan Clark) for being out. Adapted by LEWIS GALANTIERE From a play by JEAN ANOUILH Director—RONALD L. MOYER Designer Technical Director— ANTIGONE JAMES H. HAZLETT Cast (in order of appearance) . RTUOTELG -wawsaeeainic ong ecco Donald Batsel PRPIONE. ccciecessie ces A Susan Clark DUPRE ns ts ie Diane Graegin ISVBNG. 2 ota Se a Alita Proll PIG@MON® 2.0022 Neil Bedeker | | ee ae Thomas Reinert irs? (Guard | nce ot Joseph Lee Sobak Second Guard _............... Terry Borgman Third Guard -......2...2..c... Michael J. Janek Messenger Richard Holtz PAGS cic td John Clark Burydite oot es Kathleen Hawk CREON (TOM REINERT) explains his counter-proposal to the action taken by Antigone (Susan Clark). SPOON RIVER ANTHOLOGY Adapted by CHARLES AIDMAN From a book by EDGAR LEE MASTERS Director—RONALD L. MOYER Designer Technical Director— JAMES H. HAZLETT Cast Susan Clark Dorothy Ellis Marty Wallace Mickey Donovan Warren Griggs Don Hagen Clay Olson Gene Wineger Karen Nebelsiak Robert Vuxinic GUARDS (Joseph Lee Sobak, Terry Borgman, Michael J. Janek) explain the finding of Antigone bearing her brother to Creon (Tom Reinert). 22 Spring is a time of new beginning. All of life responds to the call of Nature to blossom forth. Easter is the symbol of this awakening. Youngsters frolic at Easter Egg Hunts to find jelly beans and eggs left by that springtime hero, the Easter Bunny. Grown-ups enjoy the fun of decorating and hiding eggs. Everyone attends church on Sunday morning to show off Easter finery and, most importantly, to rejoice in the lite of the Risen Lord. 23 Initiating new final exam pol- icy, PUCC profs offered oppor- tunity for challenge to all stu- dents. Long hours of study and last minute cramming culmi- nated with two hour exams covering semester's material. Tensions relaxed and relief grew as end of exam week drew near. raduation Culminates Year Hurried pace of exams slackened and every- one sighed with relief. Underclassmen would experience this relief again but seniors . . . no. After exams—graduation: commencement .. . end of one phase of life, beginning of another. Others will occupy empty senior places but for seniors themselves, in what direction will life lead? Direction Through 26 ai STUDENT CONGRES OFFICERS: Vice-President Ken Goodwin, President Ed Bachner, Corresponding Secretary Marlene Gransinger, Treasurer Karen Barnes, Recording Secretary Martha Eastwood. Student Congress made many advances during the 1967-68 school year. One of the most significant ‘happenings'' was the establishment of communication channels with the administra- tion to and from the students. Senators established the student- faculty relations committee and became part of the convoca- tion hour committee. Efforts wer e begun to reorganize the Student Affairs Committee. ''Gripe Sessions'' were conducted mn the food lounge and sessions were arranged with bookstore representatives. Student services included reinstating of card playing in lounges, installation of a juke box in the food lounge, opening of vacent classrooms for study, co-sponsoring of weekly T.G.1.F. dances, and teacher rating. Senators planned activities such as the Homecoming Happening, the second annual Spring Dinner-Dance, and the annual Activities Banquet. Student Con- gress assisted other organizations in making the Traffic Court all-student, assuming financial support of cheerleaders, assisting m reorganization of the Boilermaker, and arranging for the sale of Student Gift-Pax for the support of the baseball team. Finally, = Student Bill of Rights was drafted and put to a vote of the student body. Under responsible leadership of two cabinets, Student Congress made great strides in service to PUCC. FORMER SECRETARY Jan Todd, treasurer Karen Barnes and representative Neil McWilliams listen attentively. _ Student Congress Moves Forward Student Congress representatives: seated left to right-—-Rocky Graziano, Ken Main, Frank Penzato, Jan Langan, Gary Austin, and Jesse Warren. Standing left to right— Dave Vanderbilt, Margaret Dick, Debbie Sheets, Juan Flores, Mike Grabowski, Judy Jackson, Lea Gilman, Rich Schwartz, Milton Skrupa, Cid Cieskiewicz, Henry Grubel, Ken Carlson and Warren Griggs. Former Congress President Doug Fix demonstrates his engineering ability. Ciceronians Speak Out Under the able guidance of Prof. Lee Good- man, Ciceronians represented Purdue Calumet at speech and debate tournaments throughout the Mid-West. At various times during the year Ciceronians was represented by: Susan Clark, Doug Fix, Marlene Gransinger, Warren Griggs, Mike Laramie, and Chuck Starks. Although rela- tively inexperienced at the college level in for- ensics, these individuals did well at the various tournaments, with Susan, Doug, Warren, and Mike winning awards. Serving as a meeting ground for PUCC clubs to discuss projects and problems, the Inter-Club Council sought to coordinate activities and ease problems of each club. Every club was represent- ed in ICC and in turn ICC was represented in the Student Congress. Such functions as calen- daring activities and admitting new organiza- tions related to Student Congress and served to relieve some of the work for that group. Led by first semester chairman Jerry Wilski and second semester chairman Bob Harper, the Inter- Club Council spurred interest in various clubs of PUCC through weekly meetings and discus- sions. THE INTER-CLUB COUNCIL is LEFT TO RIGHT—S. Clark, J. Wilski, W. Griggs, Mr. Goodman, M. Gransinger, M. Laramie, D. Fix. BOF SF Coordinates Clubs an asset to Purdue Calumet. treas. Middle Row—R. Henry, B. Heimback, L. Scheidler, D. Waters, M. Eastlee, B. Carlson, J. Wilski. Back Row—N. Stallone, J. Blakely, R. Malone, J. Flores, K. Main, H. Jensen. SIGMA IOTA RHO, the first recog- nized Fraternity at Purdue Calumet, was | organized and established in the spring of ‘67. From the original 12 members the Fraternity has grown to a member- Front Row—J. Graziano, v- pres.; R. Sopko, sec.; L. Schreiber, sergeant-of-arms; D. Burdick, pres.; D. Erwin, sergeant-of-arms; J. Gogolak, ship of 23 through a new pledge pro- gram initiated this spring. Membership is not restricted to a choice of study. The activities cover a wide range of events. From splash parties in the mid- dle of winter to tobbogoning excursions | on the dunes. Numerous types of parties such as going away parties for recent recipients of the General Westmore- land Fellowship. The fraternity offers an escape from the name and numbers system. lota Rho President Dennis Burdick conducts business meeting. ae 31 32 KAPPA Pi DELTA HOUSE at 7204 Ontario near the campus serves as the center of activities for the organization. Kappa Pi Delta Formed in August, 1967 Kappa Pi Delta uses its house at 7204 Ontario Avenue as a base of its Campus operations. Only a short walk from the main university buildings, the house has facilities for discussion, study, reading, counsel- ing, and social activities. Kappa Pi Delta is an ecumenical campus com- munity, open to all students who are sincerely interested in the search for what is most truly and profoundly human. It is a pioneering attempt to draw people of every faith or no faith into a common unity. Kappa Pi Delta channels its energies into a program which includes faculty- led discussions on current and controversial topics, film programs, reading groups, social action projects, open houses for faculty and parents, and freshman orientation. The social side of the program includes dances, groups trips to sporting events, shows and plays, and lecture tours. Kappa Pi Delta is people. extending the hand of friendship to anyone who wants to belong; serving the university, the community, and the individual: cherishing freedom of expression, freedom of conscience, freedom of belief, freedom to learn and experience; thriving on ideas about man and the world. MEMBERS CONCENTRATE ON CARD GAME in a corner of the basement characterized by unique decor. “AND THE WAY to look for a thing is plain . . .”, say Treasurer KEN CARLSON LEADS an animated discussion at Kappa Pi e Hunters. Delta house. COOKS TAKE TIME OFF to help themselves at Freshman Orien- tation cookout. PROFESSOR DIXON has the rapt audience of two at an informal discussion at the house. Ee _ FIRST ROW: Bruce Young, Ron Czalbowski, Mr. Zacker (Sponsor), Mr. Davis (Guest Speaker). Row Two: John Huseman, Deborah Fisher, Tom Hurdle, Dave Smaron, Nick Symkowicz. Row Three: Warren Griggs, Dale Sumis, Dave Miller, Ted Ulinski, Greg Boyan, Mark Hughs, Paul Kotul, Mike Doner, Tom Kupec. Standing: Jim Donahue, Ron Cutshall, Ron Beres, Mike Alcanter. Ss. Student Chapter of Professional Engineers be- gan the year with a hayride for the student body. During the Thanksgiving holidays, members or- d ganized and sponsored a dance at the Armory. ' Meetings featured guest speakers from the areas of Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineer- ing, and Chemical Engineering. Field trips to Argonne National Laboratories, American Oil, O ‘ Pullman Standard, Inland Steel, 1.B.M., and others were organized. A Co-op Banquet and Engineering Banquets were held. In the spring a beach party was planned. SCOPE cooperated — throughout the year with other clubs in organ- 6 izing money making projects. —s SCOPE members at work. 34 _ - PCAC In 1967, in the spring, 1 6 men got together and decided to form a club. This club was not to be an ordinary club. It was to be a club dedicated to the betterment of athletics at Purdue Cal and to the betterment of the com- munity of this area. The club had a rocky start, but thanks to the dedicated efforts of the 16 men and their faculty sponsors, the club prospered. Now, as the club enters its second year, the out- look is bright. Many activities are in the planning stage and the community and the school are solidly behind them. The club recently initiated seven new members, and these men show promising signs of carrying on the aims of the Kneeling: Ron Rodda, Larry Mills, Mike Ryba. Sittin second row): Tom : 7. 3 Brewer, Lonnie Chase, Ken Goodwin, Bob Harper, ete Kevin athletic club = PCAC as. 11. known Downey. Standing (back row): Paul Lareau, John Grevin, Paul Grummer, John Barnett, Ray Thilmout, Rick Hochman, Lee Hankins, Brad Dereamer. Not present: Bob Sheptak, Herb Ware, Jerry Coppage, Zbig Rybicki and Willie Martin. all over the area. The Calumet Region is a hotbed of apathy.'' Motivated by comments such as these a small group of Purdue Calumet Students joined together and brought a a , new club into being. In general, its a i t | é i b purpose—to ignite that hotbed. In speci- C ca uA fic, its purpose—to conduct research within the scope of political science, to : : POLITICAL CLUB OFFICERS, left to right: Mike Laramie, Vice-President-Treasurer; Margaret inform the students and the public on Dick, Secretary; Richard Bouton, President. important political issues and viewpoints, to discuss political problems in all phases of government and to combat political apathy in the Calumet Region. Among the activities carried on by the club this year in meeting these goals were various open lectures on the different aspects of society and government and a very successful open forum on civil rights. The principal activity of the club, though, was its sponsorship of ‘Choice 58''— the national collegiate primary for the election of the President of the United States. Serving in officer capac- ity for the club are Rich Bouton—Presi- dent, Mike Laramie—Vice President and Margaret Dick—Secretary. Building on s successful first, the Political Affairs Club looks forward to an involved, un- apathetic future. 35 Beginning the year under student dir- ection, Purdue Music Organization song- sters gathered on Monday evenings dur- ing the first semester to have a good time singing together. Their first per- formance was set at the Honors Day Assem bly where they performed the é Purdue Hymn under the direction of Tim Parlor. Beginning rehearsals on the Christmas work Sing We Know of Christmas , voices blended in holiday harmony, and performances for the stu- dents and the public were given, direct- ed by Miss Cynthia Przondo. Beginning second semester rehearsals were held twice a week during school hours, and with the return of Professor Simpson, music theory was combined with singing for learning and fun. A major step was taken when choir robes were ordered for the group in early spring. The final Ld performance of the Calumet PMO for this year was at Commencement, where they added their inspirational message to the program. STUDYING PARTS AND NOTES, PMO songsters re- hearse for upcoming performance. AT THEIR FIRST PERFORMANCE, singers blend their voices in an DIRECTOR DAVE SIMPSON takes time at the piano before outdoor setting. rehearsal begins. 36 q PMO SINGERS WARM UP a few minutes before Honors Day Ceremony begins. CHORISTERS raise their voices in song. PI SIGMA KAPPA GIRLS await dinner at banquet. Pi Sigma Kappa, P.U.C.C. girls’ club, provided service to school and community. Ushering at programs aided performing organizations and decorating Christmas tree in the lounge added to holiday spirit INDUSTRIOUS MEMBERS put finishing touches on Pi Sigma'’s Kappa’s entry in the Homecoming parade. 38 DECKED IN WINTER ATTIRE, girls brave the cold atop finished float. at P.U.C.C. Holidays kept girls busy, pre- paring food baskets for needy families and visiting Great Lakes Naval Training Center to carol and give gifts to boys injured in Viet Nam. e' ¥ aa BOILERMAKER - “THE VOICE OF THE STUDENTS - - BY THE STUDENTS” PUROUE CALUNET JIM PHILLIPS began the year as Batler DEBBIE MICKEY took over as Editor during MARY JO GORMAN was assisted by Mar- maker Editor. second semester. lene Gransinger to finish the year. The Boilermaker kept PUCC students in- formed about campus events throughout the year. Printed by DeLaney Printers, the newspaper of the Calumet Campus includ- Purdue Calumet Boilermaker Staff The opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of Purdue University or the student body. Co-Editors-in-Chief__Mary Jo Gorman Headline Editor _____ Gary Austin ed front page campus news, sports ern |e Marlene Gransinger STAFF . ; General Editor _____ Neil Bedeker Alberta Kluesner, Larry Schmoekel, and comments, and student written editor- Soorts. Editor ..co.u Bob Harper Marie Taylor, Loretta Argerus, Col- ials on topics of interest at PUCC, as well Business Manager _ Edward Bachner leen VanProoyen, Bruce McCullough, . ° ° ri interesting features thr : Advertising Manager __ Bob Helton Barbara Nelson, Karen Barnes. as varied and interes oS eee th ough out the pages. Ads sold by enterprising staff members provided monetary support for the Boilermaker. Leading the staff in the organization, writing, and publishing of the paper were editors Jim Phillips, Debby Mickey, and Mary Jo Gorman. Reporters, photographers, editors, everyone gained valuable experience and had fun while serving the student body. Photographer ____ Neil McWilliams JOURNALISM CLASS assists editors. 39 SNEA P.U.C.C, chapter of Student National Educa- tion Association was organized in October, 1967, and has been quite active since. The club gave teas for Mrs. Marie North, state director of student NEA programs, Professor Carolyn White- nack, president of the American Association of School Librarians, Dr. Franz Frederick, and Pro- PUCC-SNEA: (front row, | to r) Miss Estella Reed, sponsor; Anita Tatu, Candy fessor Virginia Witucke from the Purdue Lafay- Vergin, (back row, | to r) Barb Beilby, Mary Zelencik, Carolyn Borchardt, Jim ette Campus. Members assisted with the student- ial aoe faculty coffee hour before Christmas vacation and attended a Mid-Winter Conference in Ind- ianapolis in February. A joint meeting with St. Joseph's Chapter and Indiana University North- west Campus’ Chapter was planned. ''Teaching Month’ was observed in April. STUDENTS AND FACULTY mingle at SNEA tea. GABLES FINE ARTS CLUB: (I to r) Dr. Robert Nichols, Dr. Gilbert Fischer, Miss Sigrid Stark, Maria Maruschak, Barbara Nelson, Mary Ann Skibbie. (5 4 B | G The Gables Fine Arts Club, focusing its attention on four areas of the fine arts, literature, music, art, and travel, presented many unique and interesting programs throughout the year. Highlighting unusual interests of PUCC professors, the programs offered interested students an opportunity to expand their knowledge of the fine arts. Dr. Pan explained the use of Chinese symbols; Dr. Nichols related the differences of British and American dialects through the similari- ties and differences of road signs in England and the United States. Mr. Tinkham presented a program of poetry, reading selections of his own poetry and offering interpretations. Dr. Geimer discussed the psychology of warfare and the changes that have come about. Miss Stark, sponsor of the club, shared slides of her travels with Gables members, featuring her African tour and major art works in European and American Galleries. Members of Gables Fine Arts Club planned the annual art show, which gives stu- dents an opportunity to exhibit their work. MEMBERS OF THE GABLES FINE ARTS CLUB gather to hear an interesting program. 40 Newly formed El Circulo Espanol endeavored to provide PUCC stu- dents the opportunity to enrich their knowledge of Spain; customs, life and language. Members view- ed movies about Spanish provinces Andalucia and Galicia and slides on Madrid. Excurions included see- img musical play Man of LaMancha im Chicago and having dinner at La Hacienda del Sol. El Circulo Espanol Homecoming float rated rst prize in parade. A Spanish fiesta was planned and sponsored for students and public by El Tor Circulo Espanol. lst Row—Sheila Stockman, Tom Galonzis, Cindy Kennedy, Shsan Bergman. 2nd Row— Larry Strick, Judy Jackson, Linda Spoolstra, Mike Plesha, John Flores. Det Bow—Remee Morinelli, Lois Huntington, Vince Catania, Marcy Stemp, Rosemarie Kurup, « — _—_mer meter _ 2nd Row—Rod Challman, ©. Henry Gruyel. German Club, dedicated to in- c ing students’ knowledge of Germany and its culture, is one of the mewer clubs to be started at Purdue Calumet. First semester of- cers were President, Martin Kess- ice-President, Gary Austin; Karin Undi. ders chosen for the second were President, Larry Vice-President, Jim Albert; cretary-Treasurer, Karin Undi. The members went to an authen- German restaurant in Chicago, attended a German-Spanish party, 2 ry-lreasurer, . oor - « : (= helped sponsor a dance in May. ms were given to active members of the club to acknowledge their service to the organization. = — . | t James Rospond, Charles Thompson, Ist Row—Dale Sumis, Judy Jackson. Colleen Warren Griggs, Gary Newly organized French Club became active during the second semester. First organizational meet- ings focused on writing a consti- tution and electing officers. As a service to French students, the French Club distributed a guide to French cultural events in the Chi- cago area. With its purpose to familiarize students with the French language, culture, and customs, several field trips were planned, including a trip to the Art Institute to view the Picasso exhibit, en- joying dinner at a Chicago res- taurant, and seeing two French movies at the Clark Theatre. Mem- bers planned other spring activities. Austin. 2nd Row—Karin Undi, Larry Strick, 41 “Direction Starts Year ‘Direction’ themes the 1968 ASTRON. A staff was selected by Editor Lois Borsay and positions were as- signed, with the concept of a revolving staff as the basis of organization. Each staff member worked in all areas to obtain a well-rounded, meaningful exper- ience. Weekly staff meetings began shortly on develop- ment in the last weeks of summer vacation. Work con- tinued through the year, with concentrated efforts during vacations. The advertising campaign began with the aim to pay off standing debts. Work continued with layouts and copy being worked out and completed. Amateur photographers tracked down subjects and flashed cam- eras. Staff members sought to meet printer's deadlines and complete material for each section. Pace quickened as mid-April final deadline grew near. STAFF MEMBERS LISTEN attentively at weekly staff meeting. OOoOPS! EDITOR LOIS BORSAY explains layout to staff ©§= SORTING THROUGH PILES OF PICTURES and pages during vacation are Gail Dodge, Carole members. Fraker, and Debbie Kleinwahter. 44 Working to meet a dead line are: Prudi Elliott, Lois Borsay, Gail Dodge, Jurisa, Debbie Kleinwachter and Jim Hoelzel. John 1968 Astron Staff Editor - Lois Borsay Ley-Out Editor - Debbie Kleinwachter Photography Editor - Jim Hoelzel Copy Editor - Prudi Elliott abs Editor - Gail Dodge wsimess Manager - Alex Eszenyi s Manager - John Jurisa orts Editor - Carl Pearson Editor - Wendy Ganser General Staff Members :] ) () vi wt te 0 Q 0 Al Carole Fraker Don Chambers Greg Boyan Barbara Callahan She always got us out of trouble, our faculty advisor, MISS NORMA ROONEY. BARB CALLAHAN, hard-working | staff member, who never seemed to make the other pictures. 45 Direction Through 46 thletics 47 Concentrating on set-shot is Ray Thilmont. Purdue Pipers under dir ection of mentor John Shields, showed determination and spirit by finishing season with 12 victories and 8 defeats. The highlight of the season was the Homecoming ‘Happening’ which the Pipers won in double overtime by a score of 124-119. This was the crowning event to an already unbelievable Homecoming. The Pipers also won a real heart-stopper, when they conquered a tall, fast, ball-hawking Aquinas team. When all seemed lost in the third quarter the Lonnie Chase, mainstay of Pipers, makes Ken ‘'Slink'’ Goodwin prepares to tip jump shot appear facile. ball in during warm-ups. Pipers came back with the speed, hot-shooting, and good ball control they employed all season to pull the game out of the fire with less than a minute to play. The score was the Pipers 91, the Aquinas 88. Special recognition should be given to Senior Dennis Musgrave. He has been a valuable asset to the Pipers this year. His quick thinking and his never give up attitude saved many games for the Pipers. Front row: Paul La Rue, Don Rodda, Lee Hankins. Second row: Dennis Musgrave, Willy Martin, Lonnie Chase, Rick Volbrecht. Third row: Herb Ware, Rich Hochman, Ken Goodwin, Jim Vaughn, John Barnett. 48 Senior Dennis Musgrave readies himself for Piper action. Ee ey ee fi Willy Martin releases jump shot during : fe ms Piper prepares for game by practicing pre-game warm-ups. ee ] — j tip-ins. Cheerleaders: Clockwise, Carol Tymochko, Linda Polcznski, Cindy Sibilo, Sue George, Sandy Belderman, and Piper mascot Greg Banka. Everyone looks on in anticipation to see if Lonnie Chase racks up another field goal. Lee Hankins tallies for two points on fast break, Dennis Musgrave shoots as Rich Hockman awaits outcome. 30 es. a1 ibbles to meet adversary ins dr Lee Hank ically try frant ite efforts of Oakland defenders while Oakland defenders Q. nw Cd) =e} ° “” rh 2 he Oo uU G “ a = “ SS 2 me} ra = . O ans) o c ” Re. CG wd oO wv a 2 A] ] w 2 32 CHEERLEADER Sue George. CHEERLEADER Linda Polczynski. CAPTAIN Cynthia Sobilo. Led by captain Cindy Sobilo, cheerleaders Sandy Biederman, Sue George, Linda Polczynski, and Carol Tymochko, boosted school and team spirit. The girls traveled with the team to all away games and lead fans’ cheers at home games. They sponsored a bake sale and were able to purchase and don new uniforms in Purdue colors. Pre- ceeding the homecoming activi- ties, the cheerleaders led a pep session in the food lounge, out- fitted in the team's warm-up uniforms while the team posed in cheerleading outfits. Their float in the Homecoming parade was awarded second place for car entries. The cheerleaders and Pi Sigma Kappa girls worked together during the year. CHEERLEADER Sandy Biederman. CHEERLEADER Carol Tymochko. a ot PURDUE 8 | 95 72 94 108 lOl 85 90 8 | 8 | 9 | 105 124 89 97 86 74 75 66 102 78 93 90 84 76 85 103 82 75 83 88 8 | rly 103 119 80 77 96 7 | 94 OPPONENT Prairie State College All-Stars Marion DePaul J.V. M.I1.T. Eureka Aquinas PURDUE INVITATIONAL Eureka Grand Valley State McKendree Aquinas Judson Lakeland Eureka Oakland City St. Mary's Valparaiso Oakland City DePaul J.V. M.I.T. JUMP SHOT is favorite of Pipers. PIPER CHEERLEADERS inspire team members as they boost spirit among fans. 33 Front Row: | to r—J. lewis, J. Fozkos, T. Porter, J. Rospond, R. Burke, L. Miles, M. Ryba, K. Kasbaum, Back row: | to r—J. Greven, Coach H. Openheis, K. Downey, J. Sandor, J. Barrick, P. Grummer, R. Harper, W. Martin, C. Nikoloff, Trainer T. Brewer, Business Agent E. Svetanoff. Ken Downey prepares to meet the ball during batting practice. 54 J. Fozkos pitches as P. Grummer tries to sharpen his eye during batting practice. The Purdue Calumet baseball team was a very big if this year. The lack of funds almost canceled the teams’ own work in raising funds and Southworths dona- tion of the gift packs the team would not be playing baseball. The Pipers are very optimistic about the coming year. With half of the team coming back this year they plan on having a good season. P. Grummer action. awaits the crack of the bat before going into 23 “we Direction Through 56 Teaching 37 HARRY H. HUBBARD Student Affairs and Guidance Officer LEE S. BARTON RICHARD J. COMBS Assistant Director for Administration Associate Dean CARL H. ELLIOTT Dean and Director GARY H. NEWSOM Business Administrator BOYD R. MANGUS Coordinator of Continuing Education EDWARD ANDREWS Administrative Assistant 38 BERNARD H. HOLICKY Librarian JOHN W. MYBECK Registration Officer DAVID SAMUELS Information Officer BRIAN VY. LOWELL Data Processing Supervisor THEODORE ZUGEL JOHN P. FRUTH MELVIN D. DeGRAFF Administrative Assistant Admissions Officer Assistant Dean for Student Services ROBERT D. BESHTEL (1966) Mathematics Dept. Ph.D. ROBERT G. ANDERSON III (1967) Sociology Dept. A.B., A.M. ADAM J. ADAMS (1968) Computer Technology B.S.; MS .-P.E, ROBERT L. ANDERSON (1947) Electrical Technology E.G., PE. LARRY L. BECK (1966) Ar chitectural Technology A.A.S., B.S. NANCY M. BECK (1967) Spanish Dept. B.A., M.A. ROBERT J. BOES (1967) Biology Dept. B.A., M.S. LOUISE G. BUECHLEY (1967) Nursing Dept. B.A., M.N. LOREN E. BRUNNER (1964) Electrical Technology B.S., 3B. ALAN H. CARLSON (1962) Chemistry Dept. B.S., M.S. ARDATH A. COOLIDGE (1966) Home Economics Dept. A.B., Ph.D. CHARLES E. COLUMBUS (1965) Mechanical Technology B.S., S.M. FREDERICK E. CONRON (1966) Language Dept. B.A., M.A. EDWARD W. CLARK (1967) English Dept. LORETTA H. DAWSON (1965) Nursing Dept. RN. B.S. GLENN E. DeGRAFF (1967) Mechanical Technology B.S., M.S. JOAN M. DOYLE (1967) Nursing Dept. B.S. MAURICE E. DIXON (1964) Speech Dept. B.S., M.A. JOYCE A, ELLIS -(1966) Nursing Depf. R.N., B.S., M.S. RICHARD D. DRAPER (1967) Psychology Dept. B.A., M.S., Ph.D. E. EUGENE ENGLE (1966) Accounting Dept. A.B., M.B.A. HARLAN D. FAYLE (1956) Chemistry Dept. B.A., M.S., Ph.D. ees GILBERT R. FISCHER (1963) Philosophy Dept. A.B., Mus.B., Mus.M., A.M., Ph.D. P. VINCENT FLANNERY (1947) Physics Dept, B.S,, M.S. JACK E. FORBES (1964) Mathematics Dept. B.3., May PRD. RICHARD R. FRYER (1960) Chemistry Dept. B.S.,' M.S. EDWARD C. GALLETT (1954) Mechanical Technology Bids, M.S: ROGER A. GEIMER (1966) English Dept. B.A., M.A., Ph.D. WILLARD L. GELLIS (1966) English Dept. A.B., M.A. LOWELL C. GIBSON (1958) Chemistry Dept. Bidey Macng PU, KENNETH E. GRISWOLD (1967) Education Dept. B.A., M.Ed., Ed.D. LEE R. GOODMAN (1967) Speech Dept. ES.. M35: JOHN W. HAMMANN (1967) Electrical Dept. B.S.; M.S, -Pa-D. SATISH K. GUPTA (1966) Physics Dept. B.S., M.S., Ph.D. ROBERT C. HAYES (1956) Physical Education Dept. B.S., M.A. WALTER HARTMANN (1967) Psychology Dept. M.A. JAMES H. HAZLETT (1967) Creative Arts Dept. B.A., M.A. FRANK D. RAYS (1946) General Studies Dept. Ph.B., M.A. SRG “S — ROLAND J. HOFFMAN (1967) Mechanical Technology B.S. HARRY B. HIGLEY (1965) Computer Technology B.S.,. M:5. HENRY HOSEK, JR. (1959) CHARLES R. HUTTON (1956) Mathematics Dept. Architectural Technology B.S., M.A. B.Arch., M.S. Electrical Engineering Architectural Technology Mathematics Dept. B.S., M.S. B.A. A.B., M.A. ALOYSIUS G. JUODAKIS (1967) GREGORY J. KACHORIS (1966) SHARON D. KADASHAW (1965) YY i— | ODETTE J. KOMOROWSKY (1966) BARBARA E. KIENBAUM (1967) : | French Dept. German Dept. | L’Ecole Professionelle du Rhone B.A., M.S. HENRY N. KISOWSKI (1965) MARGARET A. KLEN (1966) RICHARD J. KRETZ (1967) | Industrial Engineering Nursing Dept. English Dept. | 3 BS; MS. R.N., B.S., M.S. B.A., M.S. . HOWARD I. LEE (1966) SAUL LERNER (1967) WILLIAM C. LORDAN (1962) | Electrical Technology History Dept. Mathematics Dept. B.S. B.A., M.A., Ph.D. A.B., M.S. = CHARLES J. McALLISTER (1962) RICHARD F. McCORMICK (1962) Architectural Technology Mechanical Technology B.S., M.S. B.Ch.E., M.S., P.E. JOHN T. MALONE (1956) JOHN MANIOTES (1963) ANATOLE C. MATULIS (1963) Industrial Supervision Dept. Computer Technology Modern Language Dept. A.B., M.A. B.S.,. M.S.,- Ph.D. B.A., M.A., Ph.D. CHARLES W. MILLER (1967) BERNARD MIREL (1963) Education Dept. Modern Language Dept. A.B., M.A., Ed.D. B.S., M.A. 65 PEGGY MORAN (1965) MITCHELL (1966) GEORGE R h Dept. IS Engl Dept. M Ics Phys A M A B S oat A S B VICTOR NAMIAS (1966) RONALD L. MOYER (1967) Dept. Ph Ics Phys Arts Dept. ive Creat D “a S M A M B A NICHOLS, JR. h Dept Engl S ROBERT E NELSON (1962) Chem NILS K is istry Dept D Ph. ? A M “7 B D Ph. sa S B.S., M JAMING PAN (1960) PACKER (1964) JACK H. Dept. M Ics Phys Graphics Engineer ing B S “7 B S N as eS — YY _ a Sy a ke D One © a 2O oe) .. eo = =o | ow wi £ pen) Lud 0 i ae WY (1964) ion 3: SR ’ M a PARKER ial Educat I.E a T S Industr B ANDREW J TRAVIS J. PHILLIPS (1966) Chemistry Dept. B.A., M.S., Ph.D. JOHN R. PHILLIPS (1967) Chemistry Dept. A.B., M.A. MARGARET E. PRUGH (1967) Nursing Dept. A.B., G.N. DORIS F. PIERCE (1962) Political Science Dept. B.A., LL.B., M.A. ESTHER F. RAMSAY (1954-55; 1965) Nursing Dept. R.N., Ph.B., M.A. DAVID RADEN (1967) Sociology Dept. B.A., M.A. ESTELLA E. REED (1966) Education Dept. A.B.; MS,, Ed.D: JOSEPH C. RAPAL (1948) Electrical Technology B.S., M.Ed. ALAN K. ROEBUCK (1964) Chemistry Dept. B.S. .M.S., Pr.D. NICHOLAS RELICH (1948) Mathematics B.S., M.S. NORMA G. ROONEY (1966) English Dept. B.A., M.A., Astron Sponsor IVAN G. SAMUELS (1966) Education Dept. B.A., M.A., Ph.D. NICK G. SCARLATIS (1967) Architectural Technology B.A., M.A. ALFRED D. SANDER (1962) Dean for Academic Affairs A.B., M.A., Ph.D. NANCY H. SCOTT (1967) English Dept. B.A., M.A. CHANDRA R. SEKHAR (1964) Electrical Technology B.S., D.M.1.T., M.S. ROBERT L. SELIG (1967) English Dept. A.B., A.M., Ph.D. JANE R. SHOUP (1966) Biology Dept. A.B., Ph.D. JOHN S. SHIELDS (1967) Physical Education Dept. B.S., M.A. DAVID E. SIMPSON (1967) Creative Arts Dept. B.S., M.A. KARL H. STEINER (1963) Electrical Engineering Tech. Master, Engineers Diploma, P.E. BEVERLEE A. SMITH (1966) English Dept. B.E., M.A. WILLIAM H. SMEAD (1967) Education Dept. B.S., M.A. SIGRID STARK (1946) English Dept. B.E., M.A. FRANK SUSIENKA (1956) Physics Dept. Ph.B WILFRED A. STOCK (1946) Mathematics Dept. B.S., M.A. JUDITH K. STRYCZEK (1966) Nursing Dept. R.N., B.S. MICHAEL SVONAVEC (1962) Physics Dept. B.S., M.S. GENE S. SULLIVAN (1967) Architectural Tech. A.A.S., B.S. JOHN H. TIBBETT (1965) Education Dept. A.B., M.A., Ed.D. CHARLES B. TINKHAM (1955) TERENCE A. TOBIN (1966) English Dept. English Dept. Ph.B., B.S. B.A., O.L.S., M.A. CLIFFORD TRIMBLE (1966) DANIEL J. TROY (1967) NORMAN L TRUSTY (1964) Education Dept. Mathematics Dept. Political Science Dept. A.B., M.S. B.S., M.S., Ph.D. A.B., A.M., Ph.D. JOHN S. TUCKEY (1953) RICHARD A. VAN ORMAN (1966) English Dept. History Dept. A.B., M.A., Ph.D. B.A., M.A., Ph.D. HAROLD B. VON HORN (1965) RONALD J. WAGENBLAST (1964) SIGRID E. WAGNER (1968) Computer Technology Mathematics Dept. Mathematics Dept. Ph.B., M.S. Bite: Miasls B.S. MS. HAI-BOH WANG (1966) ROY S. WILLIAMSON (1964) BENJAMIN C. WILLIS (1966) Civil Engineering Dept. Computer Technology B.S., -M.S. B.S. Educational Administration B.A., M.A., Ed.D. KENNETH S. WILSON (1950-53; RICHARD L. YATES (1967) Biology Dept. Mathematics Dept. B.S:, M.S., Ph.D, B.S., M.A., Ph.D. CLARENCE H. ZACHER (1948) Engineering Graphics B. wy EILEEN C. ZACHER (1953) Mathematics Dept. Bos; MA: PisS., P.E —“ - . SHEA ZELLWEGER (1966) Psychology Dept. B.A., M.A., Ph.D. 71 ed 72 MRS KORLIN MRS. GOOLEY Secretaries Ease Picase p aidress on back ©? show stede whee P out bo ke so MRS EBLING MRS. SCHENDERA s Paper Pile-Up MRS. KNOCKE MRS. ESGATE MRS. MICKEY Pr 73 74 MISS CONWAY MRS. CRODY MRS. CURTIS MRS. GOZDECKI MISS AUSTGEN | ad . MRS NEIDOW MRS. SMOSNA MRS. UNDERWOOD MRS. WEST MR. C. WAYWOOD and MRS. MRS. ROSINSKI Unpictured Faculty CLIFFORD L. CONRAD (1965) Mechanical Dept. B.S Miss, PRG, ERVIN A. DUDEK (1968) Architectural Technology A.A.S.,:B.S. BETTY G. GAWTHROP (1967) English Dept. B.A., M.A. MANFRED W. H. GROTE (1967 Political Science Dept. B.A., M.A., Ph.D. ROBERT M. HORN (1936-49; 1960) Speech Dept Bosc Wieo: SIN-BEN JEN (1962) Electrical Technology B.S., M.S. ALBERT L. KAYE (1967) Metallurgical Technology 5.0., Si, oe. EDWARD P. KELEHER (1966) History Dept. B.S., A.M., Ph.D. BARBARA M. MEEKER (1966) Architectural Technology A.B. HENRY J. MERRY (1962) Political Science Dept. A.B., M.A., LL.M., Ph.D. JAMES W. PRINGLE (1962) History Dept. B.A., M.A., Ph.D. 76 ————EE——— Cre eee eS-mC lhl WILLIAM W. REED, JR. (1959) Electrical Technology A.A.S. C. DAVID ROSE (1965) Industrial Technology B.S. BARRY J. STERN (1964) Electrical Technology an ee FRANK SUSIENKA (1956) Physics Dept. Ph.B, JAMES H. W. TSENG (1966) Electrical Technology LLM, fog MS. . N. DOYAL YANEY (1960) Chemistry Dept. B.S., M.S. FATHER JAMES FISKO and professors at Kappa Pi Delta Fac- ulty Tea. 77 ae) Direction Through 78 The Future 79 Edward F. Bachner, III Bachelor of Science. Supervision Technology. Radio Club; Kappa Pi Delta; Student Congress, Vice Presi- dent, President; Boilermaker, Business Manager, Ad- vertising Staff; Director of Teacher Rating. Attended Marmion Military Academy; Purdue University, La- fayette Campus, Calumet Campus. Plans an admin- istrative career with an electronics firm following military service. Donald Bedeker Bachelor of Arts. Social Science. Kappa Pi Theater Co., Boilermaker. Attended Streator 80 School. Plans a career in secondary teaching. Delta, High a een Grads Look | Scott A. Balcain Bachelor of Science. Technology. Student Congress, Senior Senator. Attended Lew Wallace High School; Purdue University. Stephen P. Bigler Associate in Applied Science. Electrical Engineering Technology. Kappa Pi Delta. Attended Morton High School; Purdue University, Calumet Campus. Plans to continue at PUCC for Bachelor of Science in Supervision. To Future Elmer Boyens Bachelor of Arts. Industrial Education. Attended City Junior College, Chicago; Purdue University, Calumet Campus. David Jon Brown Bachelor of Arts. United States History. Gables Fine Arts Club, President; Purdue Music Organization; Political Club; Inter-Club Council. Attended Ham- mond High School; Purdue University, Calumet Cam- pus. Plans a career as a high school teacher. Barbara Alexis Brzezinski Bachelor of Science. Economics-Industrial Manage- ment. Attended Aquinas Dominican High School; DePaul University; Loyola University; Purdue Uni- versity, Lafayette Campus, Calumet Campus. Plans to attend DePaul University Law School. 8] Ken Carlson Bachelor of Science. Electrical Engineering Technology. Inter- Club Council; Student Congress, Inter-Club Council Senator; Newman Club-Kappa Pi Delta, Vice President; Drama Club. Attended Thornton Fractional South High School; Purdue Uni- versity, Calumet Campus. David Cianchetti Bachelor of Science. Supervision, Attended Bloom Township High School; Purdue Uni- versity Calumet Campus. Plans a career in industrial management. Marijo Rose Cunningham Associate in Applied Science. Nursing Technology. Kappa Pi Delta; Pi Sigma Kappa. Attended Morton High School; Purdue University, Calumet Campus, Plans a career in a local hospital on a Medical-Surgical Unit. 82 4h Laura Louise Davies Bachelor of Arts. English-American Literature. Joseph’s Academy; Tuscon High School (Arizona); Purdue Uni- versity, Lafayette Campus, Barker Memorial Center, Calumet Campus. Plans to attend graduate school. William G. Diehl Horace Mann High School; Degree. Attended St. Geraldine E. Decker Associate in Applied Science. Nursing Technology. Indiana Association of Nurs- ing Students. Attended Gary Edison High School; Purdue University, Calumet Cam- pus. Plans a career in obstetric nursing. Associate in Applied Science. Mechanical Technology. Attended University of Maryland; Purdue University, Calumet Campus. Plans to earn Bachelor of Science 83 84 Donald A. Friedrickson Bachelor of Science. Supervision. Radio Club. Attended Dyer High School; Purdue University, Calumet Campus. Kenneth D. Gembala Associate in Applied Science. Arch- itectural Technology. Attended Highland High School; Indiana University; Illinois Institute of Tech- nology; Purdue University, Calumet Campus. Plans to earn Bachelor Degree in Architectural Technology. “THE LOVE OF LEARNING, the sequestered nooks, And all the sweet serenity of books.” Earl Terry Gumm Bachelor of Science. Electrical Engineering Technology. Radio Electronics Club, President. Attended Horace Mann High School; Purdue University, Calumet with United States Steel Corporation. Richard W. Harbrecht Associate in Applied Science. Electrical Engineering Technology. Attended Valparaiso Technological Institute; Purdue University, Calumet Campus. Plans to earn Bachelor of Science in Technology. Campus. Plans to continue work William L. Haddad, Jr. Associate in Applied Science. Chemical Technology. Attended Clark High School; Purdue University, Calumet Campus, Plans a career in local industry. 85 Marilyn Sandquist Haynes Bachelor of Arts. American Literature. Gables. At- Bob Helton Bachelor of Science. Technology. Boilermoker, Ad tended Prairie State College; Purdue University, vertising Manager; Student Congress, Delegate i Calumet Campus. Plans a teaching career. Purdue-Indiana Conference. Attended Thormiom Taw. ship High School; Purdue University, Columet € pus. Plans to work in industry and eorm Mosier of Business Administration. William A. Huss Bachelor of Science. Mechanical Engineering Technology. Attended Roosevelt High School; Purdue University, Calumet Campus. Plans a career in engineering. 86 Years of Study Kenneth D. Jamie Bachelor of Science. Industrial Supervision. Attended Fenger High School, Calumet Campus. Chicago; Purdue University, Roger Thomas Jana Bachelor of Science. Mechanical Engineering Tech- nology. Attended Crown Point High School; Purdue University, Calumet Campus. Joseph C. Kasper Associate in Applied Science. Computer Tech- nology. Attended Bishop Noll Institute; Purdue University, Calumet Campus. Plans to attend Purdue University, Lafayette Campus. 87 Rochelle Beatrice Kilpatrick Associate in Applied Science. Nursing Technology. Attended East Chicago Roosevelt High School; Michael Reese Hospital School of Nursing; Purdue University, Calumet Campus. Plans a career as a professional nurse. Kenneth A. Koval Bachelor of Science. Electrica l Engineering Technology. Attended Lew Wallace High School; Purdue University, Calumet Cam- pus. Plans to work in industry. Le David M. Lambert Associate in Applied Science. Mechanical Engineering Tech- nology. Attended Kankakee High School; Roosevelt University; American University; Purdue University, Calumet Campus. Plans to continue education in technology and to earn a degree. 88 Russell J. Long, Jr. Bachelor of Science. Supervision. Plans employment and vate school. Dave Minsberg grad- Lawrence E. Mills Associate in Applied Science. Computer Technology. Kappa Pi Delta; Purdue Cal- umet Athletic Club; Theatre Company. At- tended Griffith High School; Purdue Uni- versity, Calumet Campus, Associate in Applied Science. Electrical Engineering Technology. Attended Hammond High School; Campus. Purdue University, Calumet 89 90 Effie Nabhan Bachelor of Arts. Social Studies. Attended Purdue University, Calumet Campus. Frank J. Penzato Associate in Applied Science. Chemical Technology. American Chemical Society. Attended East Gary Edison High School; Purdue University, Calumet Campus. Plans to earn Bachelor of Science Degree. Seniors help with Treasure Hunt. — EE RR EE an ee eas Ee eee ereererrlcrerrrtrtsrrr re Cie eel Roseanna L. Piercy Associate in Applied Science. Nursing Technology. Indiana Association of Nursing Students. Attended Western High School, Russiaville, Indiana; Indiana University; Purdue University, Calumet Campus. Plans a career in obstetric nursing. John J. Popp, Jr. Bachelor of Science. Supervision. Attended George Washing- ton High School, Chicago, Illinois; Purdue University, Calumet Campus. Plans a career in engineering. Carole E. Radford Associate in Applied Science. Chemical Technology. American Chemical Society, Secretary-Treasurer. Attended Clark High School; Purdue University, Calumet Campus. Plans a career as an industrial chemist. 91 Richard A. Radford Associate in Applied Science. Chemical Technology. American Chemical Society. Attended Dyer High School; Purdue University, Calumet Campus, Plans a career in industrial chemical technology. Sue Ann Schulte Bachelor of Arts. English. Gables; Theatre Company. Attended Lowell High School; Pur- due University, Calumet Campus. Plans a ca- reer as a secondary teacher. 92 James L. Schaertl | Bachelor of Science. Industrial Economics. Attended Hammond High School; Purdue University, Lafayette Campus, Calumet Campus. Plans a career in business or industry. at Op reee ee Karin Schwach Associate in Applied Science. Nursing Technology. Attended Thornton Fractional South High School; Purdue University, Calumet Campus. Plans a career in obstetric Nursing. Kenneth N. Staresina Associate in Applied Science. Metallurgical and Chemical Engineering Technology. Attended Inde- pendence High School, Independence, Ohio; Gris- wold Institute; Cleveland State University; Purdue University, Calumet Campus. Plans a career in management, Michael Tonetski Bachelor of Science. Industrial Engineering- Technology Supervision. Attended Lew Wal- lace High School; Indiana Technical College; Purdue University, Calumet Campus. Plans a career as an industrial engineer at McDon- nell-Douglas Corporation—Aircraft Division, Long Beach, California. ahs Supery Vanderford ichard F. oe ision ience of Sc Bachelor de Attended Fort Wayne South §S iversity, Un Purdue School; igh H Es 5 oO Ve ee es 2 0. U ow oO . = wn 3 VU rom Eis 5 U WV Cc 4 8 a. = ae o 5 zz construction. Wahl Duane G n Technology 1ate Assoc American Attended H e ica ical Chem igh iver- lety. Soc h School Calumet Campus, Plans a ca- Chem Purdue Uni . a Ig land H ity, reer SI ing Inu ile cont industry wh in ion. educat 94 On To Careers, Sc Martha Elouise Wallace Associate in Applied Science. Nursing Technology. Purdue Music Organization; Bushkins; Kappa Pi Delta. Attended Thorn- ton Fractional South High School; Purdue University, Calumet Campus. Plans to earn a Bachelor Degree and begin a career. Pamela Lynn Waters Associate in Applied Science. Nursing Technology. Kappa Pi Delta; Pi Sigma Kappa. Attended Morton High School; Purdue University, Calumet Campus. Plans a career in a local hospital and possibly may earn Bachelor Degree in Nursing. ee ey Tony Weber Bachelor of Science. Supervision. Attended Purdue University, Calumet Campus. 95 96 Direction Through ee en ee re ot a Rea scraliperrne nti 8 yp Te seh es g % % % 3 1 0 1 MWD RANA Ih yep Pee Soot ed Sein ne SERRA Se SESE = SS ° ‘ty, LE i 103 107 108 eee fe ———— ba -., ELLE eB _ i ie oe LEE ye z y _ _ OU 111 —ewSe a 113 Student Directory ADINOLFI, CHARLES, JR. AARON, ROBERT WALTER ACKERMAN, ANN DE WEESE ADLEY, JACK PATRICK AHLBORN, JANET LOUISE AIMONE, RAYMOND JOSEPH ALBERT, JAMES RICHARD ALCANTAR, MICHAEL ALEXANDER, DAVID NOEL ALEXANDER, ROGER Wayne ALLEN, JOHN ERIC ALLEN, ROYCE DON ALMEDA, ALBERT LOZANO ANASE, EDWIN FREDERICK ANDERKAY, GLENN ALLAN ANDERSON, FREDRICK LEROY ANDERSON, ROBERT HAROLD ANDERSON, RODNEY WAYNE ANHOLD, DAVID RUDY ANTKOWIAK, EDWARD MARTIN ANTONE, EDMUND JOHN ANZUR, THOMAS RUSSELL APONTE, Drummond — East Chicago, Indiana ARCELLA, JOHN RICHARD ARCHER, ROBERT CARL ARDELL, BARRY LYNN ARDELL, ROBERT JAY ARDEN, THOMAS PAUL ARDEN, WILLIAM, JR. ARGENTINE, JEFFERY C. ARGERUS, LORETTA IMOGENE ARIZPE, CHRISTINE MARIA ARNOLD, BARBARA ARNOLD, GARY GEORGE ASHFORD, ARTHUR WILLIAM 114 AUSTGEN, JAMES HERBERT AUSTIN, GARY ALVA BAACKE, LINDA LORRAINE BACHNER, EDWARD F., III BACKE, ROBERT EUGENE BACKE, STEPHEN JOEL BAERT, JONATHAN ANDREW BAGHERPOUR, MARLA W. 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WEST, LESLIE FLETCHER, JR. WEST, MARK SCOTT WHITE, GEORGE MICHAEL WHITE, GREGORY EDWARD WHITE, JERRY LEE WHITE, MICHAEL LEE WIECH, DOUGLAS ALAN WIERSBE, DALE EDWARD WIERSBE, DIANE LOUISE WIERZBINSKI, BRUCE JOHN WIGGINS, JEFFERY LYNN WIGMORE, WILLIAM JANSEN WILDER, JANICE MARIE WILKE, LARRY WALTER WILKERSON, MICHAEL KARL WILLIAMS, CHARLES EDWARD WILLIAMS, DAVID ALLEN WILLIAMS, GERALDINE W. WILLIAMS, JAMES ALAN WILLIAMS, ROSMOND C., JR. WILLIAMSON, HENRY M. WILSBACH, LAWRENCE T. WILSKI, JEROME LOUIS WILSON, DONALD LESTER WILSON, JEFFREY ALAN WILSON, ROBERT BRUCE WILSON, SANDRA LYNN WILSON, SHIRLEY JEAN W. WINEINGER, EUGENE lL. WIN FIELD, CLARA WITECKI, DEAN MICHAEL WOHADLO, STANLEY JOSEPH WOJCIKOWSKI, JAMES ALLEN WOJNAROWICZ, LAWRENCE E. WOJTAN, THOMAS JOHN WOLFF, DAVID ALLEN WONG, DAVID CHOW WOOD, WILLIAM GREGORY WOODSIDE, KENNETH FRED WOOLARD, LARRY EDWARD WORKMAN, SCOTT ARNOLD WOZNIAK, JAMES EDWARD WYSZYNSKI, GEORGE JOSEPH YAKUBEC, MARK RICHARD YASKULSKi, SHARON GAY YATES, KARAN LEE YELLINA, DENNIS CHARLES YELLINA, PAUL ALAN YELUSICH, RICHARD K. YETSKO, CHARLES LEE YODER, KAREN ALAINE YOUNG, BRUCE MARION ZABORSKI, THOMAS STEVEN ZACHER, LINDA IRENE ZACKIEWICZ, RICHARD F. ZALE, THAD MICHAEL ZAMBO, RONALD WAYNE ZANOLLA, JOHN ZATORSKI, LAWRENCE T. ZDOBYLAK, EDWARD JOHN ZEDALIS, JOHN JAMES ZELENCIK, MARY JOAN ZIEMKIEWICZ, SUSAN M. ZIMMERMAN, RICHARD P. ZMIGROCKI, THOMAS A. ZRALKA, THOMAS JOSEPH ZURAWSKI, DAVID JOHN ZURAWSKI, KAREN ANN ZYGMUNT, ANTHONY JOSEPH 126 College isa waste ot time... . unless you find a job that turns you on and makes good use of your education. Inland Steel wants only people who want to use everything they've learned in college—and strongly desire to grow personally and professionally. Inland’s future depends on the creativity and productivity of its people. If you want a really challenging opportunity to contribute—with the rewards and responsibilities that go with it— Inland wants to talk to you. We need action-seeking graduates with degrees in most fields for management opportunities in sales... production ... research. . . engineering ... finance... administration... or you name it. Think it over. If you have high aspirations and a good record, take time to find out about a career with us. For information, see us on Campus, INLAND STEEL COMPANY ESE Joseph. T. Ryerson Son, Inc. Inland Steel Products Company An equal opportunity employer Inland Steel Container Company 127 Hessville 5-10 Store 6803-07 Kennedy Hammond, Indiana Gp Woodmar Shopping Center 6540 Indianapolis Blvd. - Hammond, Ind. 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Indiana 46320 Corner State Oakely - Downtown Hamman Phone: Area Code 219 932-5284 dense rt at a sf 7 hemes oe ” % A HISTORY OF LEADERSHIP IN RESEARCH AND ENGINEERING CENTER The Transportation Equipment Divisions of Pullman Incorporated through scientific research and development meets 20th Century needs of the rail and highway transportation industries at this new and most modern Champ Carry Technical Center, located in Hammond, Indiana. COMPLIMENTS OF THE TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT DIVISIONS PULLMAN INCORPORATED PULLMAN-STANDARD - TRAILMOBILE - TRANSPORT LEASING 200 S. MICHIGAN AVENUE CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60604 129 | 4 ' : ... it’s very | “in” to be out in an Eivans lively fur ... here, just one from the world’s largest collection of “With-it’”’ furs. 36 SOUTH STATE. RIVER OAKS 159th and Torrence CHICAGO NEW YORK PARIS { MILAN ns CALUMET CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION CONTRACTORS - ENGINEERS INDUSTRIAL - COMMERCIAL MACHINERY MOVERS AND ERECTORS Tilden 4-9420 1247 - 169th Street Hammond, Indiana FOUNDED 1934 Student Chapter of Professional Engineers Chartered by the National Society of Professional Engineers Is Open to All Students of Engineering and Engineering Technology 1967 - 1968 MEMBERSHIP President, Ron Cutshall Treasurer, Jim Donahue Vice President, Ron Ber Secretary, B Young Michael Al Daniel Gnass Nick Krizmanic ichael Mol Robert Bonner Mike Grabowski Thomas Kupec Richard Sichtermann WwW riggs Larry Les ich Dale Sumis R Id Czalb ki Darrel Hardesty Greg Litherland Nicholas Symk arrell Dusenbury Mark Hughes Joe Markovich Larry Thomas ark Eastwoo d Tho Hurdle James Marshall Jesse Warren Deborah Fisch Joh man J Michiel ohn A. Waupsh Douglas Fix Paul Kotul David Mi usan Wehle — Se Buy soft drinks in cans. Try ’em on the family. They’ll tell you that soft drinks in cans are the greatest. We’re dedicated to keeping the young folks (and the older folks) happy, so we make the tin plate for those soft drink cans. MIDWEST STEEL DIVISION OF NATIONAL STEEL CORP. PORTAGE, INDIANA 133 Compliments of VIERK’S Hessville Furniture 6727 KENNEDY AVENUE HAMMOND, INDIANA Compliments nth CALUMET BOOKSTORE of 134 Compliments of VIC KIRSCH Construction Co., Inc. and RED TOP Trucking Co., Inc. HAMMOND, INDIANA GATX. A leading mfg. of freight cars has an established summer mgof. training program in addition to outstanding career opportunities for graduates. COME AND SEE US 4405 Eucl id Ave. E. Chicago, Indiana An Equal Opportunity Employer Visit the Raquet Shop! Jack Fox Sons, Inc. HOHMAN FAYETTE Quality Merchandise - Pleasing Service Dial 838-1400 2930 RIDGE ROAD HIGHLAND, IND. 46322 HAMMOND, INDIANA Hammond's most complete selection Very Best Wishes to the of jeweny; gift, and records, Famous For Diamonds ber ! SI : rape TS WOODMAR SHOPPING CENTEW Finest Group of People in the World: Our Customers ARA Service Linoleum More people buy food products bearing the Aordens name than any other name brand in the world. 520 State St. Hammond, Ind. WE 1-1465 LAKE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL COMMITTEE PATRONS TOLCHINSKY PHARMACY 7011 Indianapolis Blvd. John G. Krupa — County Chairman Mrs. Louise Zander, County Vice Chairman Compliments of John F. Pers — District Chairman MARY JANE SHOES Mrs. Jessie Mitchell, District Vice Chairman Henry Walker, Secretary Compliments of PRAIRIE VIEW DIARY CO. Leslie O. Pruitt, Treasurer 136 This is the end. The reflection on the directions of this past year—our direc- tions—is now concluded. We have attempted to remind you of the way you came, to aid you in evaluating this segment of your life's direction. If our task is completed, yours must continue. For from here many new directions lead and there is much further to go. Thank you for letting us go with you this little distance and may our best wishes not only lie in these printed words but follow you as far and in whatever direction you go from here. May 1968 lots By Editor ee 5 ed a Ue ee IST SRO TR ETIE P8Y F : epestive coe a = ee LT FORA AP Gos NTN RAN ETE AKON, os Be Fen —— ™ - - — = — E iat we «lh ol ok oh ee BE 1 “be Usd — te Pete acho : OORASRO ESTEE SN ATCS 9E 7 c ae : : BE A Pee ae Eo 0: wage Bs) Bs cara A OM IRE 588 8 ae ede . 7 . - or suave we hs ra 2 A PF A LRN VICTORS to a we 3 a ee . _ : = — sess . = — = Ss omer TES i ii f : k ’ i 7 i ; ; F : q i H | iy j I I = a a _— nen rd Te oa aaa — a. tT Bi a ae 2 fen 2 she oa ts Sa ig te oe As Ca wane Seat erty nore gre at 2 -- = -_- a a ea. ¥ -. a. Se Sen NS BS oy eon moe ee A ba Set s - e eee . : : tt a 8 es rae See ee