Purdue University Calumet - Astron Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 242 of the 1972 volume:

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LL) LLL CULO eos en [ sa REESE es ee BR BET oParit... cD} Leo sso ee a) COB OOo LULL ULE. prologue 15 freshman orientation an experience in group sharing members of the freshman orientation steering committee: 1st row: jj. bonk, tyrone de neal. 3rd row: margie osborn, jim hall, cheryl sorba, gonzales, bob colissimo, alice white, bob stephans, reinhart fritz. 2nd linda klassen, dave raczkowski, john sandor, don camp, max piech, row: rick bogner, wendy blohm, bernie overton, julie ince, linda andrea vargo, mark tomko, liz shreffler, dave poole, sid smith, joe koepp, jack waters, mark sleema, glen helfrik, helen sobkowicz, chuck nicksic, terry toncheff. not pictured: mike yugo, joe thiel. top left: freshman encounter group examined personal scores in leadership test. top right: scores helped fresh- men to act out leadership roles in group drama. left: mr. perkins enthusiastically greeted freshmen and introduced them to a new format in orientation: leadership methods. activities 19 right: tyrone de_ neal proudly displayed his group’s drawing. right be- low: pat cecil, cheryl ha- sara, and max _ piech paused to talk between sessions. below: john davis experienced the frustration and expense of the book store. far right: students learned that listening and analyzing were inherent to successful leadership. : | ae freshman orientation top right—mike janek’s bleacher amusement at the soccer game. middle right—an overwhelming turn out of 950 for the dance featuring the new world column, below—highland high won first place in the parade band compe- tition. homecoming overwhelming support ofa tradition in times when homecoming steering committee: first row: jack waters, co-chairman, second row: debbie wilson, eason engle, len paryl, mary ciba, rhea bereolos, queens; joyce sargent. third row: janet roczonce, john tur- tradition’s not the thing. left—a typical scene exemplifying the weather which caused candidate, nancy hajduck, to don armor. nak; fourth row: margie osborn, publicity; wendy blohm, co-chair- man. not pictured: a. white, b. stephens, e. pranske, e. svetenoff, j. thiel. activities 23 above—bob colosimo typlified fraternity involvement. top right above—first place float, theta phi alpha’s ‘strike ‘em cuck- oo.” middle right—second place float, phi kappa theta’s “flush ’em.” right—phi sig- ma kappa’s float. bottom right—electronics club float. homecoming r P be teh uf S fae NOTTER THAW. . plo any ae Eon top left above—first place car, ken- dall and company, “register a vic- tor.’ middle left—second place car, spanish club. left—third place car, astron and boilermaker’s “the birth of concern.’’ bottom left—fourth place car—math club’s “from pyth- agoras to the moon.” below—jesse gonzales and carol muka enjoying the new world column. activities 25 WD ® aa) = ® S = nd — Wy) ® so) ¢ © pond — and red heads of ’71 JO KUIPER NURSING CLUB = s . ecoming qu GAYLE BLOHM THETA PHI ALPHA LAURA LUKETIC __BARB MALONEY ASTRON STAFF AE | BeBOILERMAKER MAUREEN O‘CONNOR _ . BETTY PETERSON LAURA YUSKO PHIS = — CLUB TERANS CLUB rush a chance — for people to find each other mK ieee ad dese ; 28 far left—mickey buskar and alice polance attended the grand opening of the phi kapp’s storefront. left—phi sigma kappa’s rich sylvester, rich paskash, and dennis nierengarten opened their ontario house to rushees. above—joe jandura exemplifies the “great greek life.” above right—karen ince seriously considers theta phi's. dances: stoneground kelly liberation world column riverview nostalgia heavy black challenge activities 31 32 events: p.m.o. concert ed rex the realistics all campus party ye ole carolers christmas week a u i concerns series: superstar julian bond chicago nader raider ‘“libber’” dixon len o’conner top left—campus trip to see “jesus christ superstar” . . . far left—a “raider’ helps inpirg begin . . . left—controversial chi- cago commentator, len o’connor ... above—famed “chicago” in windy city . left—black listed women’s lib spea- ker, marlene dixon: most moving. activities 35 36 cinema offerings: }; Concerns series woodstock the selling of the pentagon othello who’s afraid of virginia woolf— chicago conspiracy trial growing up female far left—outspoken legislator, julian bond, at pucc’s first arts fes- through a tival . . . above—campus talent of ed and rex pack the lounge for noon entertainment. glass darkly activities 37 38 theatre productions: ‘“‘you’re a good man charlie brown” “the clown who ran away” “‘six characters in search of an author” “dark of the moon” black history week foster jazz concert lecturer professor payne black arts council spin out dance %, e 2 nee aa © Y ey G 5 a q 4 | | ; | vad the december opening of the student faculty library center... the focus of our life activities 41 sflc concourse, 9 lounges library, rooms, rec. condes’, auditorium 42 far left—third floor student activities office with modern decor... left below—concourse lounging area . . . left—library study areas. . . below—egg shaped chairs in the rec. room. activities 43 pee ee ee ld student celebration of the student faculty center opening light and water bed show; saltz art, woodstock | puce’s first festival: the biggest success of the year the beginning therewasa structure... 1th a en Te oe gyte building 48 oe and it orew... top: gyte annex middle: air conditioning unit below: safety and security academics 49 the tb OM HM bs seeneeneienneNnOO'gS ORIENTED silt iienivecnanisietee vehwosearnenecablasantpasseneraonnintiee HUBHHHHHRHE a WHUEKHHRHHE WH HH BH itt He rh rn ence iH bed bt bt tt dd bed HHRHHHRRR HHH HHH ERR HHH HR RH HH HHH deo HHH EHH He HHHAK AHR RR HE Ll bd bel be bed lh bol bed ot hd bd bd ht HAHN HUHAH RAM EC i MA ehhh HH RH it sath petrery pybty): +} i Soa anderson build- te: opposi 8 i-) ond = 5 ) 2 wd Se e VY a) %s ers ae o— “0 aw” be So 2 library center 51 academics far left, above right: classroom building construction 52 academics 53 purdue 1972 and — purdue of the future. 54 i ® ‘3 . Foye “ eet neg eee os a AS PRD - Sart” 4, 55 academics academics 57 a poet or a potter fohgees pe ics 59 academ academics 61 7. ® ® a mt gq OF a = ‘2 a} tee 63 academics an observer 64 — or a conserver academics 65 a dissector or a tester 66 academics 67 ee i bi 68 7 a crammer or a damner academics 69 and i grow from what 1 once was 71 academics ee “secondary education special education electrical engineering elec. eng. technology engineering graphics - civil engineering clothing and tex 76 soccer unquestionably the best season ever because of tougher competition above—bob chamberlin anticipates tackle. right—jack waters heads ball out of piper zone. top right—bill bakrersky overtakes a marion player. far right—goalie rod weingart anticipates opponent. athletics 77 78 soccer eewrdy valpo: very close game - 3-1... valpo scored first after two minutes of play... held scoreless for rest of game ... con- dordia: they were rot- ten. . . beat ’em 9-1 . . team spirit really high. . . lost the shut out in the third quarter Sires st. francis: 10-2... there 95° that day every- body played. . . pur- due lafayette: grudge game ofthe year. . . we scored second... rod weingart was in- jured in second half . university of chi- cago: weingart and chamberlin expelled with half quarter left to play . . . questionable call by referee. . . clo- sest score was 5-3... basik and balaz finished it off . . . western il- linois: grudge game . . . last year they beat us 10-1. . . this year they beat us 3-1... opponent injured badly played defense whole game. . . they were just a good all around team... . in- diana state university: poor weather rained all day. . . we dominated the whole game. . . they weren’t even a match. . . pur- due ft. wayne: close game. . . one of the best teams upu even put out. . . hope: di- saster 2-1. . . 35 mile an hour wind drizzled. . . marian: another disaster 3-0 ... due to the refs... very poor calls. . northwestern: close game. . . we drew first blood this game... . 10° weather ... beat them 3-2. . . earlham: best game we played top far left—jack waters looks on a rod wein gart rifles a goal kick. top left—norm mc connell plays a tight defense against i.u. purdue fort wayne. left—coach frank carroll, who was named head coach of the nor- thern indiana all star team, instructs team on defense for the second half. above—don willison gets by a w. i. defender. jim basick jack king dennis mc gregor norm mc connell don steriovsky rod weingart bob chamberlain bill bakrersky dusan balaz don willison frank stuart coach frank carroll bob kertis craig uhle larry androskuat greg govert bob sartori george dragic bill stuart bill wood dr. robert johnson athletics 79 80 above—don steriowsky dribbles by two defen- ders. right—jack king blocks shot against ma- rian. above right—half- back greg govert over- takes marion defensive man. far right—frank stuart listens to coach during half time. run- ning sequence—dusan balaz demonstrates soc- cer techniques. athletics 81 we basketball good teamwork; tough competition; lack of support from fans; best record ever. top left: team members wait anxiously: top right: frank tokely steps into shot: middle left: coach ordyna is dejected and ejected; middle right: piper’s peanut gallary; middle: hiliary hu- dson out runs opponents; middle: boyd otvos sneaks around to pass ball; bottom left: only coach ordyna’s chair is empty; top: kenney wil- liams finds himself in an interesting circums- tance; bob markovich moves away from oppo- nent; mike drutis decides where to pass ball. athletics 83 basketball better record than last year ... hard to play sO many away games . - . 18 away, 8 at home - most traveled team in area... no home court. . . poor support from student’s and fa- culty members tougher competition - young team held it’s own all during sea- son ... new coaching ideas . . . only two re- turning lettermen all players _ returning next year... vic nelson tom mavronicles bob markovich mike drutio dan wolack frank tokoly boyd otvos ken williams dave wine geof uhle craig uhle hiliary hudson greg govert wade werth john brown coach rich ordyna jack johnson athletics 85 baseball top left—practice session finds joe lozkos win- ding up for a pitch. above—jack waters dives to catch line drive. below left—last year’s leading hitters were chuck mauder and rod weingart. john dietzen ken kuczka gary ridgley joe fozkos rod weingart don johnsen craig uhle dan kritsch chuck mauder duane goubeaux bob jacobson athletics 87 i ; ie a colf bob la posa coach gordon rosenau dale williams art porsche greg govert paul tombers boyd otvos athletics 89 intramurals eight touch football teams; ineligibles un- defeated, win play- off; consolation: sugarbears; also basketball volleyball 90 athletes 91 cheerleaders janice cherven robin blosky denise cherven lynn revenew terry wagner athletics 93 eo i ES a phi kappa theta: b. sandor I. rudzinski w. blohm k. olenik m. barta m. shimko m. peach t. toncheff m. kasper I. lawrence ilike toget... maturity _ desires... “ astroan mind of youth... their ba e ae sesame in ifs innocence.. ed and rex learning... publications joe zerza ‘ in purest achievements... experience seilt-actualization Beli otcde se Student Government is dead Pin me to your wall; I think I love you. 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second row: ivan hoggs, greg weaver, emma bid- dings, tyrone de neal, alex, ron davis, valeria johnson, theodore wilkerson, kris kaiser 126 first row: debbie wahl, deanie fidler, linda klas- sen, michele franciska; second row: joan co ruth dray, liz schreffn organizations 127 astron staff Case : Sg ae � y i é : tig ” first row: bob buono; second row: becky ‘collins, debbie wahl, lisa a elliott; third row: vanessa stolman, mike welsh, tom schwoegler, “ = joe zerza, byron ward, leslee walsh; fourth row: mike starr, mari- ah lyn peacock, marina cholyte, cliff peterson, bonnie sutton laa - : cig, ee 5 a= am Fa ; CBM as — = 6 ae al 128 miscellaneous organizations 129 — ——— Suse 0 ae (aa o1ynySut Buypua son ae b om] — 7 ag a ae 7 ou otf aloes a pe ee ail RE to hide behind a facade. to be afraid of youself. to be afraid of causing hurt. to be more afraid of being hurt. to be afraid constantly... never getting close never showing weakness never playing the fool forgive me , ifiseem to be eee wrapped up in myself. oe you see, i have no one else to be wrapped up in. dean and director purdue university campus calumet carl h. elliott a.b.—indiana university; m.b.a.— indiana university; ph.d.—purdue university as a philosopher: conservative; as an administrator: dedicated; as a man: truly caring. richard combs associate dean a.b. south dakota university a.m. south dakota university dean john mybeck assistant dean for evening administration b.s. purdue university m.s. purdue university p-h.d. purdue university dean mel de graff assistant dean for student services b.s. illinois state university m.a. de paul university dean richard yates assistant dean for academic affairs b.s. florida southern m.a. university of florida p.h.d. university of florida tant director assis harry hubbard c 2 - 3 Ss p ce fee ass Bey £55 528 Paar eae n--) 3 s E 2 wn a business manager gary newsom business manager for calumet campus b.s. southern illinois university navy banvard purchasing martin denkhoff accounting administrators john fruth admissions tom ryan personnel dave samuels information perry schmidt data processing e. 1. andrews—comptroller; b.s. indiana state university larry |. beck—assistant for development and planning; b.s. purdue university; m.b.a. university of chicago (instructor) ronald p. beres—student finance mana- ger; b.s. purdue university june m. brockel—director of student health service; b.s. ball state university larry m. crawford—director of student counseling services; b.p.e. purdue univer- sity; m.s. purdue university (assistant pro- fessor) bernard h. holicky—director of library; a.b. ohio university; m.s. case western re- serve (associate professor) vern e. korlin—chief, office of safety and security lon lawson—registration officer; b.s. in- diana state university; m.s. indiana state university (assistant professor) leonard |. perkins—student affairs officer; b.s. tennessee state university; m.a. ohio State (assistant professor) lucille schendera—assistant to the dean and director of purdue calumet william sheahan—financial aids and place- ment officer; b.a. de paul university; m.e.d. de paul university (assistant profes- sor) mike stone—director of buildings and grounds; b.s. purdue university thelma whitehead—assistant to the asso- ciate dean of purdue calumet betsey w. wilson—coordinator of student activities; b.s. indiana state university; m.s. indiana state university (assistant profes- sor) william +. wright—coordinator of con- tinuing education; b.s. illinois state uni- versity; m.e.d. university of illinois; ph.d. purdue university (assistant professor) carol smith bursar @ joseph r. battenburg—chairman of the calumet section of the schools of engineering; b.s. university of michigan; m.s. university of sou- thern california; ph.d. | niversity at wisconsin (associate p @ charles e. columbus—chairman of the calumet section of the depart- ment. of manufacturing technology; _ bs. us. coast guard academy; s.m. usetts institute of techno- sor) is—chairman of the calu- of the department of de paul university; m.s. an fennnoue profes- ‘wlisiaichabowart of ction of the deaprt- truction technology; illinois; m.s. illinois ology (associate : versity; m.a. miami university; ph.d. american university (professor) . clifford trimble—chairman of the _ _ calumet section of the department of education; a.b. eastern kentucky state; m.s. purdue university sie ciate professor) @ john s. tuckey—chairman of the - calumet campus section of the de- partment of english; m.a. notre dame; ph.d. notre dame (professor) fessor) sia s. ica tepals _ representative for the di biologic campus, unive __univer: ee ace oak ab. druy college; ne c.p.a. indiana (assoc. prof.) harlan d. fayle (chemistry) b. hamline university; m.s., nesota (professor) @ alfred d. sskige acting Silenan a ee _ the calumet section of the depart- _ ment of history; a.b, american uni- — _ b.a. kansas; m.a. kansas; ph.d. maryland penis professor) — robert c. hayes (physi b.s. northwester academic leaders _ manfred w. h. grote (pol. sci.) mest j. lamb (modern languages) a.b. suffolk; ph.d. john maniotes (computer technology) b.s. purdue; m.s. purdue; ph.d. purdue b.s. ball stat (associate professor) (associate pr jaming pan (physics) b.s. taiwan normal; m.s. northwestern (associate professor) robert m. hor (associa @ richard r. fryer (asst. prof. of chemistry); b.s. western mich- igan; m.s. loyola university @roger a. geimer (associate prof. of english); b.a. st. mary’s; m.a. marquette; ph.d. northwestern @ lowell c. gibson (associate prof. of chemistry); b.s. uni- versity of ill; m.s. wisconsin; ph.d. wiscon. @ william v. giddings (assistant prof. of education); b.a. de pauw; m.a. michigan come : ed.d. north. ill, un. — © kenneth e. griswold associa prof. o of er prof. of elec. eng.); b.s. pur- due; m.s. missouri; ph.d. washington university e@ walter hartmann (assistant prof. of psychology); m.a. uni- versity of chicago’ @ robert j. hill (associate prof. of math); b.s. auburn m.s. aub- rn; ph.d. university of ala- hindmarch ares indus. supervision); b Se stern; m.b.a. univer- ball state; m.a. ball uff (asst. professor on); a.b. morehead; i. miami ph.d. ohio state university @ mahavir jain (assistant prof. of ind. management); b.a. pun- — jab university; m.a. punjab; | ph.d. george washington e dorothy e. johnson (assoc. | professor of education); b.a. queens college; m.a. new @ york; m.s. purdue university branimir z. jovanovich (asst. prof. of elec. engin. tech); b.s. illinois; m.s. ill, inst. of tech- nology @ gregory j. kachoris (asst. prof. of arch. technology); b. arch. illinois; m. arch. university of illinois @ albert |. kaye (professor of metall. engin. tech); s.b. mass. mit @ barbara e. seiphaum (instruc — @ howard i. lee ‘(instructor in elec. eng. tech); b.s. purdue; m.a. roosevelt @ saul m. lerner (assistant prof. of history); b.a. youngstown; m.a. kansas; ph.d. university _of kansas. e william c. lordan (assistant of math); a.b. wesleyan; university of wisconsin . (associate inst. of tech; s.m. mit; =e faculty faculty nagl ; peat nursing); bis. st. sa- vier; r.n. indiana, illinois @ boyd r. mangus (assistant prof. of speech); a.b. transylvania; m.s. purdue university e@john paul mc laughlin (asst. prof. of math. education); b.s. east texas state; b.ed. texas ph.d. texas un. @ barbara m. meeker (asst. of arch, tech); a.b. university @ henry j j, merry (ass pol. sci); a.b. mie american; Im. h london @ charles w. miller of education); a. m.a. ball state; western : : © george r. mitchell (assoc. prof. of physics); b.s. wisconsin; ms. wisconsin; ph.d. = sin : franklin d. moore (asst. prof. of elec. eng.); b.s. texas a _m; m.s. purdue; ph.d iowa; p.e. indiana @ linda e. mura (graduate inst- ructor in sociology); ab. grove city college; m.s. pur- due university @ catherine. m. murphy (asst. prof. of math); a.b. regis; m.a. catholic un. of america; ph.d. cathol. un. of america; pres. of am assoc. of un. prof., cal. camp. @ nils k. nelson (assoc. prof. of chem); b.s. missouri school of _ mines; m.s. Sone. es il- sis = . | packer (asst. pr eng. graphics); b.s. _ illinois inst. of tech. e daniel |. padberg (asst. prof. of speech and creative arts); b.s. southeast missouri State; m.a. northern ill, un. @ gizella pape (instructor in nur-— sing); b.s. indiana; r.n. indiana university @ samuel d. paravonian ( prof. of education); wheaton; m.a._ colum! ph.d. purdue university @ andrew j. parker (asso of indus. education); purdue; m.s. purd sity @ steven e. pauley (i english); b.s. wester m.a. western illinois university @ robert I. peloquin (asst. prof. of biological sciences); b.s. urdue; m.a. stanford; ph.d. un, of california @ phillip perkins (asst. fis of _ mech, engin. tech); b.s. pur- due @ john r. phillips (asst. prof. of chemistry); a.b. dartmouth; m.a. harvard; phd. harvard university secretaries: 1st row—helen fisher (c.e.t.); 2nd row—sue grimm (math); mae gooley (biology); mae little (student activities); 3rd row—rita hofmiller (physics); dorothy underwood (admissions); 4th row—ruth spoloner (chemistry); louise neidow (admissions); 150 wilma crody (asst. dir. for administration); 5th row: phyllis curtis (continuing education); helen parks (education); mildred schmidt (financial aids); 6th row—rose rodriguez (english); millie sullivan (manufacturing technology) services robert bernal: resident, gen. contractor charles j. mauder: sgt. saf. sec. george shaffer: head bldg. services security: officer ruberti; officer yates; officer leonard. not pictured: officer zamko personalities 151 major: english, shidens ce gree 38. senator ank bocek: (hammond, indiana) political science °° os: tom bozikis: (hammond, indiana) major: radio and television aoe minor:: political science... 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SrPSEREA SEE d Mateiane 1) ana) i i ind hi Sane 0, E 32; : ie Ao gg Be = ES as ¢ ‘fcceull (lo: ‘ ' e major: © g french club y cur mat el; (east rie thanny jp zg nos eM ESS) SO AE EAS ise boleh tne senator; | pres is dent student Boverament : : shirley anit : ‘norton dreischert y “thamm, ind) pts fs major: nursing .. kenneth =m. dziadosz:, (hammond, indiana) ‘major: mathematics; ‘let philo- sophy major: social studies; “mini lish i : be thomas-ed wards tdyer, indiana) , Pry major: Bay neleny: ogy albert elizondo: (gary, indiana): major: construction technology donna fata: (hammond, indiana) a Sod major: european. history;.:. minor ‘ american history .rveinhard tritz: (hammond, indiana)’ “major: physics-math; “minor: © ger- man: ameticat. chemical society ‘1 2,3,47 sec 2p vice press. 3,4; Baysi¢s lub; pres RS nee : 43 major: isabel : Seas 1 2; BEEWIONGS is farke ‘holon: (ivernnand,: “ancl iajors industrial supervision; minor: eld cal ENBIE SHINE technology. maty a gorman: (gary, indiana) ? elementary education; minor: ech ag oeaiey poilermaker Pi hens “engineering ‘een Oh kap. cpa theta. social Aatsrnity, william jay hemingway: | indiana) major: construction technology ‘sea a ton elementary educati ¢ . bara janota: (hammond, indiana) ‘major 3,4 “bar (me ‘robert jonai indiana) lly te, + (meri tis: major: supervision: ‘(east’ chicago, i hael jovanov mic if d Major . ic jana) ce 3 scien int, : (crown, poi kaiser ronald. e. d ; in- 3 inor omics; m iana) major: business.econ political science (de motte, indiana) Leng richard kiersma ineering tech — 1€a ¢ electr major , ‘Kenneth: ay ep huczka: (samy, ie diana) oe linda leimbach; (hammond, indiana) : ) oe ‘ major: german; dean's list 2,3 richard lindquist: - (michigan:city; : DA ew major; electrical technology “vickiia. fittiken: (highland, indiana) major: elementary education; :mi- nor; directed electives; s.e.a. 4: caryle.-ann’, lytle:“sees(dolton,.: ilk: linois) é pees major: elementary”. education; mi--. nor; -nursery kindergarten;”) green. guard 1; erahart hall-lafafette; ‘social “chairman:27 .) ; obey, thomas « j.mavronicles:, “(gary,, in-.: diana) : Pee 2 major: physical’ education; minor: world. history; basketball 2,3; history = club 3 : owen |. mefford:: (browder,: ‘ken- tucky) major: mechanical: engineering technology 962 “electric Fe) elem tBu accounting engineer ‘ ‘ r: phys! ba. major her! diana ‘diana major aps yor tee bert g. nack major major:: V2 = ee A : S ¢ een.) i ms = £ ae = SS a Oe ask gk gf og :. eer RN as E ES ; peer secre aes 4 S38 E : S et i = £ Et mm Me SONS Lae = wR % et “ SO RO OS Bee SE - SS: Dig SORE RE ERC BES So ORS ee eee eee os Se ee Oo ee Been SERS OC aS : CON ee: as o: . et EE Ora FECES SS : : | SN = ag, —) = 3 “s = “s . a deborah diana) jo Ss mMajor di ma “gare “james. ana). major: pode pai mi- intra-: ill) : Af. ois): eering neering m ‘engi in fh éterson: (lansing, trica (dolton, ill ; “electrical” engineering; echanical eng football; basketball elec t murals. arthur louis p er MRR ESO, = Cfo, ans joe b, raidt; (indianapolis, indiana) major: engineering: terty rea: (gary, indione) Major: industrial: supervision; minor: ; ont puter HCHN OEY: connie rebey: (hammond, indiana) “major: soctal studies peep: ‘redlarceyk: (hammond; “-in- diana) Major: supetvision. technology; mi- nor: computer: technology; chair- ‘man.-of: purdue: ‘calumet’s: énviron- mental teach in 3; boilermaker staff “3 ‘gail reese: (munster, indiana) j _ ehearesitary: education; mi+ sa. 3,4; vice -presi- dean s list 2; dean’ s list 3 tom roach; tdyer, indiana) major; engineering; . minor: ‘psycho- � logy; tau-beta’ pi wilbur scholar robert rodriguez: (each Bhiape ins diana). major: mathematics; minor: baits logy; spanish club: Dae theatre 1 4,3: “donna rubick: (hammond, indiana) � anajor: elementary education john d. sandor: (hammond, indiana): major: industrial: management; ‘mi-’: oe nor business. economics; phi kappa oo theta “social fraternity: 2,3,4;° record ) oo ding sé@eretary. “3,4; delegate to phi “kappa national convention: 43, stu dent activities bureau 4 nancy scholl: (hammond, indiana) major: elementary education;. mi- nor: directed electives kenneth j. schuett: “(crown point, ind) major: physics; © minor: math; phi sigma kappa social ‘Avaternity 2,3, inductor 4 168 “ Wayné'd. sherwood: (gray, maine) “majors economics; minor: .. political SChe so eee ; -martene janet shimko::(munster, in- diana) Sits ; major: énglish: secondary- education; theta’ phi: ‘alpha... sociat sorority. 1,2,3,4;” president 2;° corres: sec. 4). christmas week committee 2; ‘i-fio.c.: : tép. 1,2; homecoming queen -candiz) ; lizabeth diana): , shteffler: (highland; ine : jam Sickinger: (lowell, indiana} ; ajor mable’ nyde ry: dowet 1, indiana). ‘Major: elementary: education; . mi- 4; dean's list. Lewin areteY than mond, indiana forrest william the diana) major: physical’ education: minor. psychology; ‘p.c.a.a 1,23 president 2; student congress 4; athletic tr ner 2,3; committee: on ath � _ troll 3,4 : major: mathemati minor: : histor espanisy) ks cay es ; 9 EN hea ‘pei hinkee “(south holland,’ ee ae Rede eY “ihe pits electri€al’ engineering; ‘miz nor: math EGER LESS ‘wilma johnson watler:. (highland, 2 indiana): major: elementary ediscations mi- nor: french red weingart: (gary;indiana) major: physical education;. minor: vatt; basketball: 2;. baseball. 2,3,4; “soceer 3,4; °° boilermaket “sports -. oy “editor: 4y, Antraraurals 4,2,3,4;. prcsava. y 23,4; secretary 9,4 “Merbert woldts (gary, indiana) major: industrial supervision’. o irgil m, worniak: (hammond, in: ; majors: pre denistry (bi ‘0 oa): aninors EROESEYY pe Aes: club; ‘secretary Ay ‘veterans ‘dub’ BMS ony : ; juniors 172 173 personalities mike pylypczak _ marilynrea tindaroach — marvin robinson _— 174 } personalities 175 sophomores 176 sophomores susan cress dc cubb joyce davenport ron davis thad davis jack day . janicede vault onnie donaldson ruth dray preston dunham rich duoley _ milan dsomba peggyferguson garyfleming robert furman _ faustofrausto steve georgalis S chaundia gunrmer andrea golarz horace grant personalities 177 sophomores ed jessep don johnsen dan johnson john johnston linda klassen laura kolember aimee korn jerome kozlowski leo kypuros john labus terry laud fred laud 178 sophomore james mc cullough Shohnoel- kathy mahoney bruce malinski barb maloney judi marshall nancy mast — marcel merchat steve meyer dale morgan jackie morgenroth nancy novos kathy olenik boyd otvos | gabor pinter elaine pranske richard pretl dave raczkowski personalities 179 sophomores chuck shapiro john sherby dave shike john soltys sid smith debisnyder dave stephens ey linda stephens charlie stupic jim thomas mark tomko ellen tribble 180 a 4 me lh below—sophomores promote freshman action in SEA personalities 181 freshmen 182 freshmen . personalities 183 184 freshmen tom guthrie sarah haddad evert harrell rodney hayes _ bill henning dan hiser terry heavaty karenince — joan janovsky barb jaroscak paul johnson jim kendall chuck king jeff kondra michael kovach tom kozlowski phil kresdo debbie lax ray lesniewski marsha levenda sam listro john logan carla long bobbie lozano kathy madejewski evan mammas steve marlow kristine marquardt _ becky marshall tom martin ken massa vernando mayweather bob mc craven debbie mc ward _joanmerkel dave mesich brenda moore carol myers sally navarro vick nelson personalities 185 186 freshmen sapgguuscemee a Ps aepeS Pay ones freshmen chuck skopelja robert smith mike starr gary st. german vanessa stolman prentice stovall bonnie suttom michele swanson rick sylvester donna talenco — sylvia tenorio starlite thompson fomtitus: terry toncheff — johntoth _ john turnak _ personalities 187 freshman Jeon wierusz_ mary wilkinson kenny williams — dwayne williamson— woloshansky — ___ gini wolters — theodis woodfaulk — ‘ben yankauskas shirley yazumbek john zappia — “joe zappia_ joe zeldemrust the newly-created student activities bureau centered its organiza- tion on getting freshmen involved in the frosh board. 188 what’s the over causes personality of sometimes, pucc? it’s a but mostly we commuter have a lot of : campus where other things home is a on our minds. | lounge ora like financial booth in the problems, restaurant. families, and most of us the pressure to have outside get something jobs and come out of the to campus only classes that my campus has a distinction, foriam acommuter...and my sometimes- misunderstood 190 Diy he. nature is not penetrated with apathy, but, instead, with a longing for privacy. ‘mo —awg an goign ano] Sulpg pup Sumpoou SUIT “ Gulag “ 4n0qgv St afi] JYM St Iw AsnvIAG 90 Daa an asnvnag Jl JUBM aM asnYIeg SIG] avy “ 91g) aapYy pjim an kypouios ‘Jo0ul 04 yuvn an anqoad of sn axv4 “ gum aq 04 quvm an adoad 04 sn ay] 398 0] JUDM AN JYYM 328 04 SH aYVI 08 Of JUV aN smnaLagN sn a¥V4 ‘' S71 ax0] 01 a4] Pjnom 1 saysspq poogas uoLf auf sagsseq gol most auf” saysseg Mauou wos asf ‘++ aauf aq of Juvm 1 ‘adoad ja pur ‘sSuigy ag ‘SSuigy aas PUY JaavA, Of UBM 1 ‘aly st anagy abagm asagmaulos os “O08 04 Juvm 1 Ssaysad UP 1 ‘duty jou fo pai sm uodn gsnorg sysspg agg fo pasty ataq sutag fo patty ' pasty wp 1 try it 197 Lit Seal 5. ising = = v ao) s ( CO 1 OFT I1.N0A ton’s an a 9 barton pizzeri a 200 you can see woodmar jewelers coma y’s jewelers advertising 203 Sg MA. available—comfort 205 advertising sige , i sf - om 3 q ts “OR aaeks Ss e wee ‘ ‘| ft @ “ ‘ be e s vf { - @ + _ pe “ a bee an ar : — zm i v e ye mi pace : = ri m= “4 é +2 ond al 5 I © 1) 206 ie inland steel advertising 207 “ha excnnsten Cl 33 . Ca he s as. b ig as t ters prin 209 ising advert calumet construction urdue develop 210 nebraska book c Downstairs, the hospital lobby wy All I could hear was the click of { linoleum. “Oliver.” I stopped. It was my father. Except for iT: tion desk we were all by 1 i ie he: were among the few peop ¥y mye that hour, oe I couldn’t face him. I door. But in an instagiie to the car.” the chill was startine as father urgently, “I want to help.” “Tm sorry.” he s4id in a stunned whisper. advertising 211 1s miller dav ean construction pepsi cola general bottlers inc. 9300 calumet ave. munster, ind. big wheel restaurant 7430 indianapolis blvd. hammond, ind. condes restaurant 1440 indianapolis blvd. whiting, ind. anton’s plaza restaurant 7981 calumet ave. munster, ind. house of pizza 7008 indianapolis blvd. hammond, ind. van til’s; supermarket 7030 indianapolis blvd. hammond, ind. freddy’s steak house 6442 kennedy ave. hammond, ind. barton’s pizzeria 6817 indianapolis blvd. hammond, ind. arby’s 7343 indianapolis blvd. hammond, ind. 214 advertisers loomis cycle sales 6647 kennedy ave. hamond, ind. vierk’s furniture 6727 kennedy ave. hammond, ind. comay’s jewelers woodmar shoping center hammond, ind. woodmar jewelers 7012 indianapolis blvd. hammond, ind. gingiss formal wear center 4845 broadway gary, ind. einhorn’s 6540 indianapolis blvd. hammond, ind. carpetland 8201 calumet ave. munster, ind. inland steel company 3210 watling street east chicago, ind. calumet national bank 5231 hohman ave. hammond, ind. mercantile national bank 5243 hohman ave. hammond, ind. blythe’s sport shop 138 north broad griffith, ind. johann’s 6942 indianapolis blvd. hammond, ind. fehring’s printers 7336 calumet ave. hammond, ind. morrison construction 1830 summer street hammond, ind. calumet construction 1247 169th street hammond, ind. nebraska book company branch stores division 1135 “r’ street lincoln, nebraska jacobsen’s inc. 2210 west 10th ave. gary, ind. vic kirsch construction co. 7020 cline ave. hammond, ind. miller david construction co. 171st and woodmar ave. hammond, ind. patrons blue bird tavern 6857 kennedy hammond, indiana dunkin donuts 7340 indianapolis hammond, indiana global travel agency 7133 indianapolis hammond, indiana hoosier state bank 479 state street hammond, indiana madura’s service center 7305 indianapolis hammond, indiana state farm insurance cliff cressy—7006 indianapolis hammond, indiana walsh auto supplies ace abn advertising 215 Uc) LoLtsl aca] esiL vboL WWW co UW bol UL — e. - J viliblstloon ‘The torch a ) has been passed fo a new generatior nnedy's § o ot =i 3 9: 4 Success or 1 Uni tebe en UPR LED ARIELES 1971-72. . .1971-72. . . 1971-72. . .1971-72. . . 1971-72... - 1971-72. . .1971-72. . . 1971-72. . . 1971-72. . . 1971-72. . . 1971-72. . . 1971-72. . . 1971-72. . . 1971-72 1971-72. . the year 1971-72. . . the year we found it difficult to be cer- tain about anything. we were faced with the uncertainties of . . . the wage-p rice freeze fol- lowed by phase Il... the indo-pakistan war ... the vietnam war with its renewed bombings and conflicts . . . the draft . .. the prison riots at at- tica and pontiac... the cutting of foreign aid by congress... eighteen year olds getting the vote . . . public school funds . amnesty for war exiles . unemployment. . . the food we ate... the air we breathed . . . phosphates... jobs when we graduated. . . but despite all the uncertain- ties it was a year of new opti- mism .. . whimsical smile buttons reflected an inner re- sponse reaching out. . . the birth rate percentage decreas- ed ... informal dress con- tinued to be popular. . . nos- talgia was felt with the pop- ularity of “the summer of ’42” . . . communist china entered the u.n. . . expan- sion of p.u.c.c. created a new feeling of self-esteem. . . the year was all of this and more. “CL-LL6L° ° “CL-LZGL ° °CL-LZGL ° “TL-LLGL ° CL-LLOL ° “CL-LLEOL °° CL-LLZGL TL-LLZEOL °° ZL-LZEL TL-LZ6L + + © 1971-72. . . 1971-72. . . 1971-72. . . 1971-72. . . 1971-72 Ach AU FLUULGUULGLES oo 0 We are of S Partaking F everyone es = oe: _ JS SL” YA el cs A LO) 7 SOME ep OO OLIN ere ee ae ee students Adams, Thomas 23, 123, 182 Alford, Hardy 176 Allton, Michael 176 Anderson, Bernice 113 Anderson, David 182 Anderson, Ellen 182 Anderson, Karen 182 Anderson, Kathleen 182 Androskaut, Larry 176, 79 Antonoff, Luben 172 Argenta, Ruth 182 Auksel, Ervin 176 Austgen, John 123 Backe, Joan 120, 176 Baker, Kenneth 172 Bakrevsky, Blagoy 76 Balaz, Dusan 79 Balich, William 182 Ballard, Dale 182 Balog, Paul 182 Baranowski, Patrick 182 Barker, James 172 Barlog, Roman 152 Barnard, Harold 114 Barta, Mary 97, 176 Bartholomew, Judith 112, 182 Bartkowski, Edmund 152 Bartnicki, Bruce 172 Bartz, Barbara 152 Basick, James 76, 118 Basile, Fred 172 Batur, Michael 182 Beatty, Karen 182 Bebenek, Patricia 182 Belew, Barbara 182 Beloshapka, David 114 Bereolos, Rhea 23, 111, 119, 176 Biddings, Emma 126 Bielat, Mary 182 Bily, Edward 182 Bisch, Jerome 152 Bizanes, Faye 27, 172 Blanchard, Jeffrey 182 Blohm, Gayle 27, 152 Blohm, Gayle 27, 152 Blohm, Wendy 23, 18, 111, 110, 97, 176 Blosky, Robin 92 Bobos, Robert 152 Bocek, Frank 153 Bogner, Joan 115 Bogner, Richard 18, 114 Bogusz, Lawrence 182 Bogusz, Peter 176 Bonk, Charles 18 Bowman, Richard 182 Brancyk, Sandra 117 Brantley, Etta 182 Braun, Daniel 172 Brickner, Edwin 172 Brooks, Thomas 172 Brown, Dennis 153 Brown, John 176, 84 Bullard, Ronald 176 Bullock, Linda 176 Buono, Robert 6, 122, 128, 136 Burdan, Richard 182 Burosh, Donald 182 Callahan, Patrick 183 Camp, Donald 110, 116 Camp, Jacqueline 176 Carbone, Rosanne 176 Casper, Deborah 117 Cecil, Patricia 20 Cergizan, Lindy 172 Chamberlain, Robert 76, 79, 172 index Chase, Charles 153 Cherven, Denise 92 Cherven, Janise 92, 176 Chlebowski, Crole 117 Choltye, Marina 128, 187, 230 Ciba, Mary 23, 111, 119, 182 Clemans, Terrance 122 Clifton, Mark 176 Cokenour, James 120, 116, 172 Collins, Kathi 115, 183 Collins, Rebecca 128, 230 Collins, Stephen 176 Colon, Judith 153 Colosimo, Robert 100, 114, 124, 172 Conroy, Carolyn 153 Cooper, Barbara 154 Corondan, William 172 Costello, Michael 176 Cox, Corinne 119, 154 Cox, Donald 172 Crane, Cheryl 154 Cress, Susan 177 Croker, Mark 114 Crull, Hanny 154 Crumpacker, William 183 Curiel, Tony 154 Czapala, Christine 119 Czapala, Frank 154 Czapala, Susan 183 Cziperle, Joan 183 Darnell, Gerald 155 Davenport, Joyce 110, 126, 177 David, Stephen 183 Davis, George 183 Davis, John 20 Davis, Mary 110 Davis, Ronald 126, 177 Davis, Thad 177 DeGoey, Wayne 155 DeMure, Pat 155 De Neal, Tyrone 20, 18, 110, 126, 172 Denton, David DeRolf, Peggy 115 DeVault, Janice 177 Dick, Patricia 183 Dietzen, John 87, 112, 118, 155 Dill, Michael 155 Dolato, David 183 Donahue, Joseph 123, 155 Donaldson, Bonnie 177 Dragic, George 79 Dray, Ruth 127, 177 Dreischerf, Shirley 156 Dunham, Preston 177 Dziadosz, Kenneth 156 Ebling, Alice 156 Echterling, Joyce 172 Edwards, Diane 183 Edwards, Thomas 156 Egyed, Luanne 183 Eichensehr, David 113 Elizondo, Albert 156 Elliott, Linda 117 Elliott, Lisa 128, 177, 230 Engle, Everett 23, 114, 177 Evanoff, Dan 183, 230 Fata, Donna 156 Fedorchak, Fred 183 Felix, David 116, 157 Fercik, Edward 177 Ferguson, Peggy 177 Ferris, Penny 117 Fidler, Deanna 120, 127, 173 Fies, James 157 Fleming, Gary 177 Ford, Scott 183 Fozkos, Joseph 87 Franciski, Michele 127 Frantz, Bradley 183 Frausto, Fausto 177 Freeman, Robert 114, 118, 173 Fritz, Reinhard 157 Fruth, Stephanie 113, 233 Fryer, Trudi 183 Furman, Robert 177 Ganz, Paul 183 Garren, Gail 173 Georgilis, Steven 177 Gerdich, Linda 157 Gerovac, John 173 Gholson, Clarke, 157 Golarz, Andrea 177 Golgart, Alexis 111, 119, 173 Gonzales, John 18, 25 Gonzalez, Helen 183 Gorman, Mary 157 Gosciej, Thomas 183 Goubeaux, Duane 87 Govert, Gregory 79, 80, 89, 84, 82 Grant, Horace 177 Greven, Eugene 158 Grubbs, Kenneth 183 Gunther, Chandra 200 Gulscher, Wayne 122 Guthrie, Tommy 184 Gutschick, Wayne 173 Haddad, Sarah 184 Hajduch, Nancy 22, 27 Hall, James 18, 114, 158 Hamilton, George 114, 178 Harrison, William 153 Harrell, Everett 184 Harrell, George 178 Hawkins, David 158 Hawrys, Charles 116 Hayne, Jane 184 Heins, Susan 27 Helfrich, Glen 18, 122 Hemingway, William 158 Hendricks, Michael 122, 178 Hennigan, Gregory 178 Henry, Helen 184 Hepp, Douglas 123, 158 Hillegonds, Lawrence 159 Hisick, James 184 Hjerpe, William 159 Hluska, Jane 111 Hochman, Richard 159 Hoggs, Ivan 110, 124 Holka, John 184 Hoornaert, Paul 159 Horan, Thomas 173 Hornyak, Nancy 184 ‘Houldson, Devida 117 Howe, Frederick 184 Huffman, Alan 178 Hundt, Barbara 159 Hurr, John 114 Imhof, David 184 Ince, Julie 18, 110, 119, 159 Ivey, Linda 178 Jacobsen, Robert 87, 113, 178, 233 Janek, Michael 22, 160 Janota, Barbara 160 Janovsky, Joan 184 Jaroscak, Barbara 184 Jayjack, Nancy 230 jefferson, Brenda 111 Jessup, Edward 178 Johnsen, Donald 87, 178 Johnson, Danny 178 Johnson, Paul 184 Johnson, Valeria 126 Johnston, John 178 Jonaitis, Robert 160 Jones, Amy 173 Jorgensen, Dane 122 Jorhski, Stan 122 Jovanovic, Michael 160 Juhasz, Cynthia 115, 230 Kaiser, Kris 126 Kaiser, Ronald 160 Kapnas, George 173 Kasper, Mark 97 Kendall, James 184 Kertis, Robert 79 Kiersma, Richard 160 King, Charles 184 King, Jack 79, 80, 173, 230 Klassen, Linda 18, 120, 127, 178 Koepp, Linda 18 Kolember, Laura 178 Kondra, Jeffrey 184 Konopacki, Thomas 161 Korn, Aimee 178 Kovach, Michael 184 Kozlowski, Jerome 178 Kozlowski, Thomas 184 Krasowski, Stephen 116 Krieger, Joseph 137 Kritsch, Daniel 87 Kronland, Wallace 161 Krodswyk, Edwin 173 Kryszak, Linda 117 Kuchka, Ken 114 Kuczka, Kenneth 87, 161 Kuiper, Jo 26 Kulas, Gregory 114, 161 Kulcsar, Irene 161 Kussmaul, Mark 113 Kypuros, Leo 178 Labus, John 178 Labus, Steven 113 Ladwig, Brian 173 Lagneau, Robert 114 LaPosa, Robert 300, 89 Lassiter, Bobby 161 Laud, Frederick 178 Lawrence, Lee 97 Lawrosky, Michael 178 Lax, Deborah 111, 184 Leimbach, Linda 159 Lencioni, James 178 Lesniewski, Raymond 184 Levenda, Marsha 184 Levenda, Theresa 113 Ligocki, Randal 178 Lindemann, Elizabeth 173 Lindemann, Robert 173 Lindley, Christina 117 Lindquist, Richard 162 Lindstrom, Barry 112 Listro, Sammy 185 Littiken, Vicki 162 Logan, John 185 Long, Carla 185 Lozano, Bobbie 185 Luketic, Laura 27, 110, 173 Lula, Cynthia 178 Macari, Ronald 162 Madejewski, Kathleen 185 Mahoney, Mary 179 Malick, Gregory 173 Malinski, Bruce 179 Maloney, Barbara 27, 179 Mammas, Evan 185 Markovich, Robert 118, 84, 82 Marlow, Steven 185 Marquardt, Kristine 185 Marshall, Becky 185 Marshall, Judith 179 Martin, Thomas 185 Massa, Kenneth 185 Mast, Nancy 179 Methews, Barbara 173 Mauder, Charles 87 Mavronicles, Thomas 162, 84, 83 index Mayweather, Vernando 185 McCollough, James 123 McCombs, Patricia 163 McConnell, Norman 79, 173 McCoy, Douglas McCoy, Virginia 126 McCraven, Robert 185 McGregory, Dennis 79, 118 McNab, Janet 179 McVey, Deborah 110, 111, 119, 179 Mc Ward, Debra 185 Medanic, Steve 179 Mefford, Owen 162 Mehok, Gazel 163 Mehirch, Stephen 233 Merchat, Marcel 179 Merkel, Joan 185 Mesich, David 185 Meyer, Constance 112, 179 Meyer, Steven 179 Minard, Loraine 185 Missal, David 185 Moery, Ronald 185 Moore, Brenda 185 Morgenroth, Jacqueline 111, 179 Muffett, James 163 Murphy, Patricia 120, 175 Myers, Carol 119, 185 Mysliwy, Bonnie 117, 129 Nack, Herbert 163 Nadolski, Jon 163 Navarro, Sally 185 Nelson, Victor 185, 84, 82 Nelson, Deborah 163 Nemeth, Ellen 164 Neubauer, Richard 179 Newman, William 186 Nibbe, Ricki 186 Nicksic, Francis 116, 179 Nicksic, John 18 Niechwiej, Brian 174 Nierengarten, Dennis 29 Nies, Judith 174 Noel, Bobby 179 Norris, John 164 Novosel, Nancy 179 O Bryan, Deborah 186 O Connor, Maureen 27, 164 Olenik, Kathleen 97, 119, 179 ONeill, Patrick 186 Orlando, Thomas 174 Osborn, Margaret 18, 20, 110, 119, 174, 175 : Otvos, Boyd 89, 179, 84, 82 Overton, Bernard 18, 114, 164 Owen, Lawrence 164 Parkovich, Mary 111 Paryl, Leon 23 Paskash, Richard 29, 116, 174 Paswinski, Mark 165 Paterson, James 175 Patty, Paul 165 Peacock, Marilyn 128, 186, 230 Perry, Leigh 111 Person, Charles 186 Petcoff, Phyllis 165 Peterson, Arthur 65, 128 Peterson, Clifford 112 Peterson, Leonard 116 Pickford, Edward 122 Piech, Max 18, 20, 17, 116, 124 Pilarski, David 165 Pinter, Gabor 179 Podwoiski, Marcella 186 Polance, Alice 29 Pool, David 18 Poole, David 116 Porsche, Arthur 89, 123 Porter, David 186 Powers, Ronald 230, 69 Pranske, Elaine 111, 119, 179 Presnak, Robert 166 Price, Susan 166 Profilovich, Christ 110, 166 Proll, Alita 166 Pylypczak, Michael 174 Quayle, Linda 166 Rabassi, Monica 186 Raczkowski, David 18, 116 Ray, Gerald 186 Rea, Marilyn 174 Rea, Terrence 167 Rebey, Connie 167 Redar, Richardd 186 Redlarczyk, Gregory 167 Reese, Gail 167 Reese, Garry 180 | Reidelbach, John 167 | Reinhardt, Timothy 18 Reitz, Marla 180 Revenew, Lynn 92 Ridgley, Gary 87 Ripley, John 167 Roach, Linda 171 Roach, Thomas 168 Robinson, Marvin 174 Rodriguez, Roberto 168 Rowe, Michael 174 Rowen, Craig 111 Roznawski, Paul 186 Rubaj, Melinda 180 Rubick, Donna 168 Rukes, Gregory 186 Rzonca, Janet 186 Sanders, Clarinda 186 Sandor, John 97, 110, 114, 168 Sandor, Robert 18, 186 Sarber, Edward 174 Sargent, Joyce 23, 112, 174 Sarnecki, Marlene 180 Sartori, Robert 79 Sarver, Laura 117 Saunders, Cheryl 186 Scasney, Joseph 180 Scholl, Nancy 168 Schreffler, Elizabeth 118, 169 Schuett, Kenneth 168 Schwoegler, Mark 112 Schwoegler, Thomas 112, 123, 180, 230 Seeley, Richard 186 Sepiol, Robert 186 Serrano, Benigno 123 Sertic, Mitchell 180 Shalla, Steven 187 Shapiro, Charles 180 Shelbourne, Allyson 187 Sherby, John 114, 180 Sherwood, Wayne 169 Shike, David 180 Shimko, Marlene 97, 119, 169 Sickinger, James 169 Sikora, Rosemary 119 Skalka, Jean 187 Skopelja, Charles 187 Skorupa, Milton 174 Sleeman, Mark 18 Smith, Harlow 116, 180 Snyder, Debra 119, 180 Snyder, Mable 169 Sobkowicz, Helen 18 Soderquist, David 169 Soltys, John 180 | Sorba, Cheryl 18 Spranis, Ronald 174 , | Starr, Michael 128, 187, 230 Stephen, N. Suzanne 170 Stephens, David 180 Stephens, Linda 111, 180 227 students Stephens, Robert 18, 110 Sterbenc, Edwin 174 Steriovsky, Don 79, 180 St. Germain, Gary 187 Stolman, Vanessa 128, 187, 230 Storey, Karen 170 Stovall, Prentice 187 Stuart, Franklin 79, 80 Sturgeon, Doretta 170 Sulicz, Edward 174 Sutton, Bonnie 128, 187, 230 Svetanoff, Edward 118, 174 Swanson, Michelle 187 Sylvester, Richard 29, 97, 187 Szeman, Linda 119 Szyndroski, Mark 175 Talenco, Donna 115, 187, 230 Teles, John 175 Tenorio, Sylvia 187 Thellman, John 113, 175 Theil, Joseph 122 Thilmont, Raymond 170 Thomas, James 180 Thompson, Starlite 187 Thon, Forest 170 Titus, Thomas 187 Tombers, Paul 89 Tomko, Mark 18, 116 Toncheff, Brenda 117 Toncheff, Teprence 18, 97, 116 Tribble, Ellen 180 Turnak, John 20, 187 Turnpaugh, George 187 Tuttle, Paul 180 Uhle, Craig 79, 87, 118, 84, 82 Ustanik, Jillayne 175 Vajda, Judith 119, 180 Vance, Orville 123, 175 Van Dommeling, Charles 175 Vargis, Jeanne 180 Vargo, Andrea 18, 117 Vega, Charles 170 Vela, Lula 117 Venhuizen, Frank 171 Ventura, Joseph 114, 175 Verbik, Robert 187 Wadlington, Robert 126 Wagner, Terri 92 Wahl, Debra 127, 187, 128, 230 Walker, Laura 111, 180 Walker, Wilma 171 Wallace, Harold 126, 188 Walsh, Leslee 128, 188, 230, 233 Ward, Byron 128, 230 Waters, Jack 18, 23, 76, 87 Weaver, Gregory 121, 126, 175 Weingart, Rod 76, 79, 87, 171, 230 Welsh, Michael 128, 230 Welzien, Dennis 188 Wesse, David 175 White, Alice 18, 111 White, Carl 188 Wiecinski, Barbara 181 Wierusz, Leon 188 Wilkinson, Mary 188 Wilkinson, Theodore 126 Williams, Kenneth 188, 84, 82 Williams, Susan 119, 181 Willison, Donald 79 Wilson, Debra 23 Wine, David 118, 84, 82 Wisnewski, Linda 115 Witt, Jeannine 181 Woldt, Herbert 171 Woloshansky, Michael 188 Wolters, Virginia 112, 115, 188, 230 Wood, William 79 Woodfaulk, Theodis 188 Wozniak, Virgil 171 index Wrenn, David 122, 171 Wright, Frances 181 Yagelski, Janet 175 Yankauskas, Benedict 188 Yazumbek, Shirley 188 Young, Dewayne 181 Yusko, Laura 27 Zappia, John 188 Zappia, Joseph 188 Zeldenrust, Joseph 188 Zemen, Sylvia 188 Zerza, Joseph 112, 128, 105, 181, 230 Zimmerman, Anne 181 Zubek, Susan 188 administration faculty staff Andrews, Ed ward 143 Banvard, Navy 143 Battenburg, Joseph 144 Beck, Larry 143 Beres, Ronald 143 Brockel, June 143 Brunner, Loren 144 Chihara, Theodore, 144 Clapp, Chester 145 Columbus, Charles 144 Combs, Richard 140 Crawford, Larry 143 DeGraff, Melvin Denkhoff, Martin 143 Eisenstein, Izydor 145 Elliott, Carl 138 Ellis, Joyce 144 Empey, Philip 145 Engle, Eugene 145 Fayle, Harlan 145 Forbes, Jack 145 Fruth, John 143 Fryer, Richard 146 Geimer, Roger 146 Giddings, William 146 Griswold, Kenneth 146 Grote, Manfred 145 Gupta, Parshotam 146 Hammann, John 146 Hartmann, Walter 146 Hays, Frank 145 Hill, Robert 146 Hindmarch, Bert 146 Holicky, Bernard 143 Hall, Cynthia 146 Horn, Robert 145 Hosek, Henry 146 Hubbard, Harry 142 Huff, Phyllis 146 Hutton, Charles 114 Jain, Mahavir 146 Johnson, Dorothy 146 Jovanovich, Branimir 146 Kachoris, Gregory 146 Kaye, Albert 146 Kienbaum, Barbara 146 Koenig, Thomas 146 Kurtz, Donald 146 Korlin, Vern 143 Lamb, Anthony 145 Lee, Howard 146 Lerner, Saul 146 Lordan, William 146 Magliola, Carol 147 Mangus, Boyd 147 Lawson, Lon 143 Lovelady, Anne 147 Maniotes, John 145 McAllister, Charles 144 McLaughlin, John 147 Meeker, Barbara 147 Merry, Henry 147 Miller, Charles 147 Mitchell, Geroge 147 Moore, Franklin 147 Mura, Linda 147 Murphy, Catherine 147 Mybeck, John 140 Nelson, David Newsom, Gary 142 Nichols, Robert 147 Norris, Donald 147 Shields, Joy 147 Packer, Jack 147 Padberg, Daniel 147 Jaming Pan 145 Papp, Gizella 147 Paravonian, Samuel 147 Parker, Andrew 147 Pauley, Steven 147 Peloquin, Robert 147 Perkins, Leonard 143 Perkins, Phillip 147 Phillips, John 147 Piersen, William 148 Prebis, Jean 148 Prugh, Margaret 148 Quasney, James 148 Rados, Steve 148 Ramsay, Esther 148 Ransom, Shirley 148 Rapal, Joseph 148 Ray, Rose 148 Reed, Estella 148 Relich, Nicholas 148 Roebuck, Alan 148 Rogers, Joy 148 Rose, David 148 Russell, Arlene 148 Ryan, Thomas 143 Samuels, David 143 Sander, Alfred 144 Scarlatis, Nick 148 Schendera, Lucille 143 Schmidt, Perry 143 Schoon, Margaret 148 Sekhar, Chandra 148 Shabowich, Stanley 148 Shea, Mary Jo 148 Sheahan, William 143 Shoup, Jane 148 Simpson, David 148 Slamkowski, Dorothy 149 Smith, Carol 143 Smith, James 149 Smokvina, Gloria 149 Sorak, Nikola 149 Stacy, Clement 149 Stark, Sigrid 149 Steiner, Karl 149 Stone, Michael 143 Sullivan, Gene 149 Tinkham, Charles 230 Trimble, Clifford 144 Troy, Daniel 149 Tuckey, John 144 Uppal, Sudarshan 149 Van Weelden, Richard 149 Wagenblast, Ronald 149 Ward, Connie 149 Weathers, Marqua 149 Weisler, Raymond 149 Werth, Robert 149 Whitehead, Thelma 143 Wilson, Betsey 143, 230 Wilson, Kenneth 144 Woodman, Leonora 149 Yates, Richard 141 associate degrees earned first semester william michael borlik—north liberty, ind; (architectural technology) gordon lee horn—highland, ind; (architectural technology) tom alan mitchell—highland, ind; (architectural technology) timothy v. obrenski—whiting, ind; (architectural technology) michael dean sanders—hammon4d, ind; (architectural technology) lee charles schmidt—highland, ind; (architectural technology) william ray swick—hammond, ind; (architectural technology) ronald james jernik—portage, ind; (architectural technology) richard allen radford—dyer, ind; (chemical technology) james edward sullivan—harvey, ill; (chemical technology) edwin charles brickner—calumet city, ill; (civil engineering technology) james richard bartoszek—hammond, ind; (computer technology) richard le roy bogner—munster, ind; (computer technology) joseph robert centanni—gary, ind; (computer technology) john michael cook—hammond, ind; (computer technology) richard irving cook—griffith, ind; (computer technology) dennis collins davis—hobart, ind; (“with distinction”: computer technology) darrell anthony di lallo—lansing, ill; (“highest distinction’: computer tech) ronald wayne greger—highland, ind; (computer technology) james peter haluska—girffith, ind; (computer technology) dale paul hoppe—east chicago, ind; (“with distinction”: computer technology) stanley steve kaminski—hammond, ind; (computer technology) william dennis piorkowski—hammond, ind; (computer technology) john august poshek—lansing, ill; (computer, technology) nancy lee putscher—hammond, ind; (‘with distinction’: computer technology) phyllis turnipseed—gary, ind; (computer technology) richard joseph bagan—griffith, ind (“with highest distincition’”: elec. eng.) kenneth arthur clard—highland, ind; (electrical engineering technology) tyrone de neal gary, ind; (electrical engineering technology) william frederick eshelman—cedar lake, ind; (electrical engineering tech) alexander flunt—merrillville, ind; (electrical engineering technology) john josephy kwandras—hammond, ind; (electrical engineering technology) michael anthony miskus—whiting, ind; (electrical engineering technology) ralph stephen papesh—whiting, ind; (electrical engineering technology) raymond edward rudy—highland, ind; (electrical engineering technology) teddy le roy timmons—hammond, ind; (electrical engineering technology) darius bartok—east chicago, ind; (industrial engineering technology) mark seep davis—lansing, ill; (industrial engineering technology) george richard doty—gary, ind; (“with distinction’”’: indus. eng. tech) david bruce golich—munster, ind; (industrial engineering technology) neil david hayes—lansing, ill; (industrial engineering technology) carlos raul febles—hammond, ind; (mechanical engineering technology) john julian jamrozy—chicago, ill; (mechanical engineering technology) terrance thomas pavlack—munster, ind; (metallurgical engineering) dean leo villani—lansing, ill; (metallurgical engineering technology) 229 AS (AAA [ATTN AIS VANVAEN VATS ENAES 78 aay Igeige' Y IQ Oe) 77 (geo! v I SEP w Igecel ol ZN -2 (7S V 7- FAN | NIG NI BLLO._©LO.ULO.©LO.ELO. 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Cx) WO y astron editorial board NCHA head photographer. . . tom schwoegler AG y special effects photographer. . . bob buono VEN photography staff. . . joe zerza, cliff peterson, axe mike welsh, mike starr, byron ward EVO) layout editor. . . dan evanoff @iOw copy editor. . . debbie wahl } prologue editor. . . becky collins b activities co-editors . . . vanessa stolman, marina cholyte ao) academics editor. . . donna talenco :Al athletics editor. . . cindy juhasz KO) organizations co-editors . . . leslee walsh, bonnie sutton COs advertising editor. . . marilyn peacock iO)! epilogue editor. . . lisa elliott SSH managing editor . . . sharon buono NFS Ss iS Zr S dodo dl: 2 Owe OUR assistants. - OOOO) KOK @)(@) i) oy ude: “de contributing editors . . . r.-h. powers, c.b. tinkham .r. weingart, j. king, g. wolters, n. jayjack OO COO GO’ ) “do Vo) ZS Cae Anche w. wisn adviser o thanks to some reflections it was a year of dedication and experimentation. despite yearbooks dying throughout the nation, the astron staff desired to create a publi- cation that could represent a university at- mosphere, and especially our unique com- muter campus. while the majority of stu- dents came only to pucc to attend classes and then exit before sharing of them- selves, twenty students gave of their time and their creative energies. they gave pur- due the first professional publication it has ever had. they did this because they learned how to penetrate the commuter apathy, and give a part of themselves. so many firsts were implemented: the staffs selling of $2000 worth of adver- tising, howard johnson workshops, buying the first yearbook cameras, two new dar- krooms, record yearbook sales, a lake ge- neva sumer workshop, and the first year- book in two years at purdue cal. a lot was proven this year. students can be creative. students can be professional. students do care, and that alone is quite something for our cam- pus—something that is unique to the ’71- '72 staff, and will be difficult to surpass by those to follow. specifications the 1972 astron was printed by paragon press, montgomery, alabama. the original 10 column layout style was developed by our staff. variations on this layout style were used in the fold out for effectiveness of the collage creation. the astron has two pica inner margins with outer margins of three, four, four, and six picas. the astron was printed on eighty pound paper in nor- mandy. body copy was produced in 24 pt and 36 pt clarendon bold with cap- tions and page labels appearing in 8 pt optima black. spot color was used in the opening, closing, dividers, and senior sec- tions. the fold out appearing in the epi- logue consists of ten four-color transpa- rancies which are tipped in. the majority of the photography was done by our own staff using 8x10 black and white glossies. group shots were taken by walinger’s studio of chicago. special effects in photo- graphy were achieved through the use of a fish eye lens, wide angle lens, and through expertise in our darkroom by ex- perimental graphics effects. the cover was designed by the s. k. smith company of chicago, illinois. the cover is an orange leatherette with silk screening done in black and white. lettering for the prologue and epilogue were also done by s. k. smith company. photo credits bob buono: 2a, 2b, 2c, 2d, 3a, 3b, 3c, 3d, 4a, 4b, 4c, 4d, 4e, 4f, 4g, 4h, 4i, 4j, 5a, 8a, 9a, 10a, 30a, 34a, 99a, 101a, 107a, 130a, 131a, 134a, 135a, 191a, 192a, 193a, 196a, 209a, 201a, 130a, 202a, 205a, 220a, 219a, 218a, 220a, 221a, 222a, 224a, 231a, 233a, 233b, 233c, 233d, 233e, 234f, 234g, 235h, 235i, 235j tom schwoegler: 23a, 33a, 33b, 34a, 35a, 35b, 44a, 76a, 76b, 76c, 78a, 80a, 81a, 81b, 82a, 82b, 83a, 83b, 84a, 84b, 85a, 85b, 88a, 88b, 90a, 90b, 90c, 90d, 91a, 91b, 92a, 93a, 93b, 197a, 202a joe zerza: 9a, 28a, 28b, 29a, 29b, 40a, 45a, 56a, 56b, 62a, 62b, 65a, 69a, 68a, 99a, 101a, 107a, 121a, 122a, 124a, 129a, 130a, 200a, 205a, 212a, 220a, 221a cliff peterson: 37a, 45a, 97a, 97b, 97c, 99a, 101a, 101b, 103a, 103b, 105a, 107a mike welsh: 56a, 57a, 57b, 59a, 61a, 63a, 64a, 66a, 67a, 71a byron ward: 22a, 22b, 22c, 23a, 24a, 24b, 24c, 24d, 24e, 25a, 25b, 25c, 25d, 25e mike starr: 32a, 34a, 210a, 211a mike janek: 76a, 78a, 78b, 78c, 81a, 81b bob roebuck: 137a Goer Wee Ea oe ite ty oc ey ee be rat oy ss pi vaieibrae s a sy A