Purdue University - Debris Yearbook (West Lafayette, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 600 of the 1969 volume:

r THE 1969 DEBRIS , , r f HYEST LAFAfET- . . m ' : -% . IK: J ' : , - ;• kAi W ' Table of Contents Activities 68 Academia and Seniors 162 Greeks 308 Residences 376 Sports 502 Closing 562 John R. Aument Editor-in-Chief James W. Riley, Jr Business Manager David H. Lucas . . . .Managing Editor Thomas M. Trischmann Layout Hendrick J. Slaats Photography Ann Pinaire Opening Section Janice M. Cooke Copy EE « R « ■ ■ 1 •? ■ pkiuii I 1 rif ' ' m.i « - Time it was . . Hall of Agriculture This building, just completed at a cost of $60,000 and equipped at a large additional expense, is used exclusively for classes in Agriculture. It is the finest structure on the University grounds in style, construction and equipment It contains laboratories and class rooms for practical in- struction in Dairying, Horticul- ture, Veterinary Science, Gen- eral Agri culture, Soils and Animal Husbandry. It was . . . A time of innocence. He k f -mi foweiin ' here abo e his couq, Jk prodacf: of hiV iias mi tio loii jpeak louder kr w ujli i i Gjutftl A ' -A £ii«vcMi 7S- «- S ' 1 1 if Ik ' ' ' ! A time of confidences. Long ago ... it must be. I have a photograph. Preserve your memories; They ' re all that ' s left you. We saw them coming . . . trucks and truckers, foremen and the workmen, the asphalt spreaders and their dirty black trucks. 1 i P mfj ' BkR l l B c 1? .1 ' . tfcrJ rT«. Li - — - ' • ' a - r ;?ass i;S£i fi BF. ' ■ ' AviT I H )fi ..;J). .M .--, . ■ yr . . • ' i-:-- iS - - ■ ; ., . , ,,,,t ..;a V . . . . . ,B The steam shovel harness lay there still. Now they ' ve come to finish up the job, to cut our lives up too, tomorrow and tomorrow . . . ■ ' miA X The realities of my life are refracted and channeled into a thousand fantasies. i 20 mmm Cold stone obituary! History is frozen here. Selfhood, neurosis, domination, anonymity, relevance: How many of us were ever as real as these dark stones? kj i ' - ; ' I ip Like characters etched upon the pages of a fairy tale we act out our silly parts secure in a make-believe setting. Through our liny windows we watch the world devour itself. Soon we will leave this shelter and no longer will reality be distorted. But until then the future is colored with glass of green, pink, and yellow ! mSs H iZ Ji . l i lUBMAlKmA aBa SB ' « Y ' HSgui r M Mg BHH| vall m iflB ■HRhHIBI ■ ■ at ! •, w. ., '  % as we grope for a tinted truth through stained glass windows. V r I ' And the lonely trumpet ushers in the closing scenes of tonight ' s performance. I strolled through a wasteland of metallic silver trees . . . crucified upon wooden stands. And there in an obscure corner a discarded evergreen, reminded me it was Christmas. I escape through all the walls through all . . . the splintered bones. You ' ll see it all one day. (Peter Weiss) And if you look beyond the blue, what do you see? Gone now are the fireflies . . . the trees low bending with the weight of winter rain ... I listen for the sound of winter past. Midsummer is not the only reason I am going home to the yellow corn . . . -.• l- ' f4cr. • and the indolent butterfly darting from marigold to rose and back again. The butterfly is drunk on sunshine he reels against the garden wall. Not seeing you there he hunts among the snapdragons and unaware you paint your toenails pink. - 4 .V, ' ; - 48 We view life through Newsweeks and newsreels and wonder why the world is like it is i«ri :Bl l !ll X .v% . , I 55 Ours is a transparent dream which shields us from yesterdays and walls out countless tomorrows. and the attitudes of a prairie school that manufactures prefab minds. •  .1f« . ' J-r My days grow longer . . . like hair. I sing and write a lot, but the smile is not real. i i mn ■M ' ' fe O ' V3 - ' ii: . I J 1 Empty I began empty I remained. — William H Gass « tt ■ ' ;n iA - ] - K--. A ! Hey there, what ' s it all about? . . . one by one I see you, I come to watch your flowers grow . . . . . . blossom and wither. People have a tendency to step on us . . . but even that ends, maybe. mON KEY I : ' mm •■ ■ rk ' a i r.w i ' h 1 ' : f ' 1 . i? 1 . . • S 9m 1 IK I j ' fejj 41 ' . J  ' IIH i H jf ; r ' i T?:i ■ V i p ? % IIl ' ! y 75 1 1  1 ' f 1 K jj K i.i? ' i ' ?r£T;r 4ri 6 ' A-f« IjaJ . MORTAR BOARD Karen Hamm Jeanne Taliaferro Ann Watts Mary Jane Martin Linda Bricker Pat Christo Sandy Wright Linda Jo Mitchell Pam Terrell Jenny Abernathy Becky Laymen Penny Connor Susie Weber Jan Allen Jeanine desRaismes Liz Peter Gretchen Hopple Lisa Montgomery Lori Laferriere OMICRON DELTA ' John Robert Aumeni Marvin Eugene Bailey Ronald John Burkhardi Paul Joseph Buser James Raymond Byron Douglas Jay Conquest John Howard Elder Richard Eugene Evans Charles Thomas Fennimore Thomas David Foley James Edward Gajda James Grant George Kent Michael Hannon George William Hoagland John Frederick Hoffner Charles Arnold Huston Ralph Terry Knauer Gregory Michael Kusiak Roy Wayne Lamkin Neil Stacy Lankford John Michael Lee Thomas Ward Lester David Henry Lucas Charles David McWiin,; Roger Jacob Maucr Richard John Miei Fredric Pascha) Mosei: Mark Lowell Munsel) Steven Dale Myers Richard Edmund Parker Michael Terence Reagan G ary Daiton Riggs Donald Ray Riley James Ward Riley, Jr. Thomas Phillip Schmidt Stephen Paul Schnautz Kenneth Lynn Schwab Kenneth Wayne Shafer John Richard Siefken William Robertson Smoot II Richard Earl VanAllen Frederick Alan Warner George Donald Weathers Michael Eugene Whitsett Richard Fred Woerner Stephen Jacob Zimmerly I 69 debris . V . ?te jMJmiL x JJ H H - Wl rftl i l Hil ■■HVllHf p ' l..- V fl p-5l I ' i - il-J -- ■HH HHBJjHl HHj ■P - ..... ' 1 jiiMr ' ' ' H TW ' Listen, it ' s MY book andon all hope, oh ye who enter here or, the year we almost covered graduation t l DEBRIS- It ' s your own fault. Jamie! TO W (ZiHHOS aod) DEBRIS JR. EDITORS - Back Row: N. Norton, D. Ping. Middle Row: A. Sandru, J. Janz. K. Huff, G. McGary, M. Edwards, A. Harmon, L. McClin- tic, P. Matthews, A. Thompson, B. Hourihan, C. Leighty. Front fiow: K. Daiime, D. Harrison, J. Byers, L. Bankoff, B. Solberg, P. Rouch. The teams are ready — the gun set to go off in the annual Senior-Junior Staff Bowl. Papa John, head coach for the Sen- iors, is straining to hold back his star player, the Bear. The starting gun sounds and action begins: layouts, reject- ed copy, and order blanks bury the Junior Staff to the constant rhythm of the Bark- ing Bear. The Juniors drive and are hurled back by a wall of work sessions and missed deadlines. The first half ends: Juniors 0, the Bear 7. Anita — the staff into overtime Sweet Ann. ADMINISTRATION - Amy Jo Thompson. Somewhat rested by a half-time of tests and holidays, the Juniors come pounding back. Copy o.k ' d, pictures cropped, and pages finally approved eat up the yards of deadlines. Though the Seniors are rough, the Juniors lunge toward the ap- proaching goal line. Suddenly, Tom and Jan are inundated with pages. Papa John gets on the phone to the head office in Dallas, and the Bear growls helplessly as the Junior Staff reaches their goal. With a tie score the 1969 Debris goes to press and the teams retire. Such things happen in the spring MANAGING EDITOR - Dave Lucas exponent — for what it ' s worth 86 EXPONENT SR. BOARD - Clockwise from Left:]. Hoffner (Production Mgr.), S, Pollyea (Sports Ed.), S. Hannon (Managing Ed.), S. Myers (Business Mgr.). There ' s something happening here, What it is ain ' t exactly clear . . . There ' s battle-lines being drawn. Nobody ' s right if everybody ' s wrong. Young people speakin ' their minds, Gettin ' so much resistance from behind - Steven Stills and a man makes a decision. gn j_i — IMh— SL i ! mk mm yj r ' r i ; - - s a HBZ r ' EXPONENT Circulation Manage Stephens. ri Lynn Guthman, and Business Manager, I find that I could not be forced to take your newspaper (?) again. It is biased and one-sided, in editorials and reporting. The Exponent could conceivably be good for wrapping fish in but nothing else. I guess if it hadn ' t been for Bill Smoot, and agrowingnumber of people like him, I ' d have been content to mow my lawn, watch my color T.V. and fight the Negro moving in next door . . . Yes, it is a re- freshing reality to be able to profit from the courage and intellect of the guiding hand of Bill Smoot. And so the public responded. From the first sentence of a Green Guard picnic speech, through the labyrinths of the Exec. Building, to a fea- ture in LOOK magazine, the Exponent raised issues, eyebrows, and alumni blood pressure. EXPONENT SR. BOARD - Back Row: R. Phelps (Pholo. Ed.). P. Weiss (Assoc. Ed.), M. Waters (Feature Ed.). Front fioiv: M. Brown (Mae. Ed.), D. Ritter(CityEd.), R.Pol- line (Advert. Ed.), S. Saveland (Asst. City Ed.), Al Friedman (Asst. Prod. Mgr.), E. H. Johnson (Graptiic Arts Direct). the quiet crisis EXPONENT ART STAFF - M. Valentine, A. Taylor, C. Shumaker, D. Houck. erupts Following the philosophy of a passion- ate striving toward journalistic excel- lence and complete editorial freedom, Smoot and Company set out to make Joe Bankoff ' s Quiet Crises one to be heard. Often accused of making the news rather than reporting it, the Exponent came under fire of anyone capable of reading. Administrators shuddered, alumni threatened and students began reading a heretofore innocuous publication, turned screaming liberator. Suddenly, in early November, with the firing of Bill Smoot, the campus de-polarized long enough to not only re-instate Smoot, but to prove that the majority of students — whether they agreed with Exponent edi- torial policy or not — believed in their new Student Bill of Rights. EXPONENT REPORTERS - Back; K. Barnes, S. Salter. Front: B. Metzger, M. Lund- strom, B. Bland, K. Minze, P. Menis, S. Wollenberg. Ilf llp lifcjtiraM LJJ He spoke of the university microcosm ill a campaign that almost wasn ' t. Stu- dent Government should go beyond the university, he said. Implicit in that state- ment, however, are the assumptions that the immediate campus problems are solved, that the university be a greater place than it is, that it offer an education rather than impress mere training. Mark Munsell, Student Body President, thought well . . . but the university cried for action. A platform which promises little accomplishes little. He would have made a great president five years ago. Vice-President Rick Parker did an excel- lent job of leading. Too bad the Senate didn ' t follow. Here was the organization man, the go-getter enthusiast, the number one man in the eyes of many, whose ideas translated readily into effective action — a Give a Damn with purpose, power, and direction. Mark Munsell, Student Body President, with Vice-President, Rick Parker. mission (im?) possible ST. GOVT. CABINET - Top Gilbert, F. Dierolf. J. Gajda, Bang, M. Reagan. K. Kungel, ( Martin. Bottom: R. Woernr M. Tucker, R. Parker, S. Fosic J. George. H. Spence, M. Mui sell. STUDENT COURT - Back Row: T. Perrone, C. Norton, K. Fitchy. B. Woods, T. Thornburg. Front Row: K. Kennedy. M. Schnarr, L. Gustafson, Q. Martin, S. Hostletter, J. Albertson, L. Aitkenson. Not Pictured: B. Hunt, S. Spurgeon, D. Babarick, S. Bier, I. Rule. juris prudens? Realizing that critical violations of stu- dent rights lay in denial of due process in the inferior student courts, Student Ad- vocate J. B. Gilbert successfully repre- sented the defendants in Phi Delta Theta vs. IFC in gaining a fair re-trial. Earlier, the Advocate aided dissatisfied black students in an attempt to protest a ban on the Black Salute. In his recommendation to Senate to abolish the position of Advo- cate, J. B. proposed instead the creation of a post of Student Attorney General which would be independent of the Deans of Men and Women. Appeals pro- cedures provided for in the Student Bill of Rights delegate original jurisdiction to Student Court in all cases involving stu- dents and student organizations, finally granting some semblance of power to the campus judiciary. Many, however, still wonder from whom does — or should — Student Court receive its power and ju- risdiction? Student Advocate J. B. Gilbert. ST. GOVT. CULTURAL - Stand- ing; C. Brandenburg, J. Barrett, K. Kungel, |. Turkovv, B. Walters, R. Morphew. Silting. ' S. Anderson, K. Mann, |. Bang. L. Himelreich, D. Bu- rankch, ). Gajda. Floor: J. Efroym- the quiet ones ST. GOVT. MUNICIPAL D. Sinclair. N. Jones, S. Foster, K. Chieger, J. Vanderlinden, D. Baker. S.G.C. presents Dick Gregory. 1968-69 marked a year of quiet achieve- ment for Student Government cabinet programs. S.G.C, in an attempt to revi- talize its agenda, presented its series on The City and began w ork on programs deahng with Black Culture. S.G. Aca- demic side-stepped fanfare publicity and worked from behind the scenes in han- dling student academic interests and issues through Student-Faculty Com- mittees in cooperation with President Hovde. From Student Government Mu- nicipal came Student Volunteer Corps, supposedly taking a renewed interet in community service. Student Government Publicity performed as par usual, assist- ing the various divisions of Student Government in publicizing major events, projects, and issues. 94 ST. GOVT. PUBLICITY - Ladder: J. Gajda. Floor: S. Visnesky, J. Wil- ST. GOVT. ACADEMIC - Clockwise from Left: L. Centa, R. Kirk- liams, D. Smith, D. Stahl. Not Pictured; D. Bell. ley, J. Menke, M. Reagan (Director). STUDENT VOLUNTEER CORPS - Back Row: R. Hornbake, S. Gabet, R. Flanary, B. Smith, G. Longueuil, ). Gibbs. Front Row: L. Hayes, S. Gann, J. Ehardt, S. Goodwin, C. LaMar, A. Ma- thew. I Such a deal for you! Places to go — to away football games, to Chi-town . . . the Bahamas . . . Europe . . . People to meet — faces in the Freshman Record or on publicity posters, numbers in the Cam- pus Directory . . . Things to do — up with people at student conferences, petition- ing for student offices, relaxation at Fowler movies. Everywhere you look — S.G.S. Service . . . with PROFIT$$$. s.g.s. — here, there, and everywhere S G.S. - Back Row: T. Huttenlocher, S. Zimmerly, J. Parr, R. Woerner, D. Breedlove. Front Row: ]. Linville, B. Frizzell, J, Spurgin, S. Schaefer, K. C. Arter, B. Flood, R. Ewing. i I S.G.S. Travel Director, Bonnie Fisher, with two loyal supporters, T. Huttenlocher and D. Champlin. ' I will if you will. S.g.l. - smorgasbord of nations R. Vijayaraghavan at the Cabaret. Unheeded by most of the campus popu- lation, S.G.I, quietly continues its service to the international community at Pur- due. Besides sponsoring the Speaker ' s Bureau and Cabaret, S.G.I, functions as an orientation medium for the new stu- dent, a sort of Travel Bureau, and an all-around hub of communication be- tween foreign students and the many faces of Purdue. S.G.I. - Seated: S. Rydman (Events Schedule), L. White (Speakers Bureau), T. Tor- gerson (Office Manager), S. Sheppard (Publicity), N. Cook (Travel). Standing: L. Cook (Dinner International), A. Rung (International Reporter), F. Dierolf (Special Projects), B. Atkinson (Director), L. Petkus (Asst. Director), A. Stimson (Exec. Secre- tary), I. Menke (Special Events). 98 STUDENT SENATE OFFICIALS - Standing; J. George. Seated: S. Buffenbarger, R. Parker, B. Costomiris, P. NlcConnell. Dear Tom, Student Senate? ha, ha, ha! I ' m afraid that particular reaction, the usual one, was typical this year. The Student Body is still apathetic, and Student Senate accurately represents it, unfortunately. But the cam- pus is changing, and, believe it or not. Student Senate is beginning to change too. Senates of the past were preoccupied with internal rule changes, and while this Senate didn ' t exactly burn the campus up with hot issues, it took a few steps in the right direction. Resolutions on off-campus publications, the Black Salute, University Placement Service, and the Expul- sion Code were passed after some interesting debate. And the Bill of Student Rights was finally approved by the Board of Trustees. The chief reason for ha, ha, ha, about Senate is a failure to communicate be- tween the senators and their constituencies. Senators really act concerned on Wednesday nights, yet don ' t relate what happens back to the students afterwards. However, I am encouraged by reaction to the State Legislative Lobby, the Freshwomen ' s Hours propos- al and of course, the Bill of Rights is a significant ac- complishment. So I guess it ' s been a fair year. At least Senate has given some indication of hope for the fu- ture. Very truly, Rick STUDENT SENATE - Back Row: M Springer, W. Horlacher, J. Emerson, B. NuyenI, I. Georgi Elias, R, Sesny, D. Hatfield. Second Row; R. H Mueller, N. Pecoraro, P. Jobusch, R. Burkhard . Lynn. S, Flury, M, ess, M. Whitsitt, S, G. Erickson, G. Mit- chel, R. T, Family, P. Westlin, D. Schwab, W. Smith, G. Osmund. Front Row: R. Par ' ker, R. Wise, G. Ratner, J. Manthei, M. Chadwick, C. Ketzel, C. Metzler, P. Slavens, R. VanDenover, B. Woolcott, G. Kautt, T. Post, D. Butler. AWS CABINET - Standing; K. McCain (Vice-President), M. Morrocks (Green Guard President), M. J. Martin (Judicial Board Chairman), B. Hedberg (Trea- surer). Sitting: P. Terrell (President). Kneeling: D. Schaik (Secretary). associated (?) women students id i ] Little Sisters Weekend in the Sweet Shop. 100 „ AWS JUNIOR BOARD - Back Row: S. Krause (Asst. Treasurer), S. Holder (Jud. Bd. Asst. Chairman). S. Young (Goldiggers). Front Row: B. Brandt (Asst. Secretary), C. Metzler (Publicity), C. Winland ! Queens and Elections), D. Emerson (Miss Purdue), L. Cummings May Queen), P. Marz (Little Sisters Weekend), J. Hetzner (Firesides), Brandt (Newsletter). Traditionally project oriented to the minds of most students, AWS once again rallied to the banner of the tried and true, striving for something for everyone ; too often ending with nothing for any- one. One wonders if AWS is truly the representative voice of Purdue women or merely a cardboard liberation front propped up by a few avid suffragettes. As intermediary between Deans and stu- dents, AWS in the past has managed to stabilize itself. But the growing diversity among women students, coupled with an all-time UP in campus apathy, poses the biggest question as to the tangible value in AWS. Too much talk and not enough action seems to have out-run its course. 1968-69 AWS has made a start. Where do they go from here? 101 station 74 — student union coloring book - Hi ' Ukl . n H r m ' m : . ; - Wj STUDENT UNION SR. BOARD - Sandy Wright, Co-Ed. Exec. ( iandv I STUDENT UNION SR. BOARD Hamm, Polly Colvin. Repeating the pages of projects past, Stu- dent Union dug out its old box of crayon stubs and once again went to work. They colored the Union Spectacular dead, and Screamers yellowed with age. Freshman First Nighter and Activities Carnival re- sulted in a kaleidoscope of bright and dull. Less worn — less noticeable — crayons highlighted Books and Coffee, Issues and Coffee, and . . . Coffee and Coffee (?). Accented with traditional Old Gold and Black, football weekends. Dads ' Day, and U-Sing, Student Union plodded along. A newly instituted Coffee House Circuit supplied the one real splash of novelty for the year. Color the budget EMPTY. And isn ' t it a shame that a crayon hasn ' t an eraser — for and ex- pendable Mrs. B.? Activities Directors: Barb Graff, Karen Studcnl Union Activities Directors: C. Fenimore anil |. Soifk the cellar stop happens Student Union Mens Exec: [ohn King. STUDENT UNION JR. BOARD - Back Row. B. Johnson, K. Ohaver, J. Potter, D. Schafer, B. Green. Middle Row: B. Schwartz, C. Koenig. Front Row: S. Brenton. J. Brandt, S. Noble, L. Coon, J. Dinsmore, T. Kungel, D. Beisel, D. Warren, D. Swanson. Kneeling: P. Williamson. In their never-ending battle against the Blah ' s this year, Student Union brought the Coffee House Circuit to Purdue. Above the crunch of popcorn and slurp of coffee drifted such sounds as Erica, Eros, and Young, and Rings ' N Things — exciting performers for the enthusias tic crowds which jammed the Circuit. GRAND PRIX SENIOR BOARD - V. Gaddis (Spe- cial Activitieis), D. Seguin (Design), D. Struckman (Race Chairman), J, Dame (Facilities), G. D, Weathers (President), S. Seiden (Busi- ness Manager). kicked me in the wheel. Gymkhana — the race against the clock — became a new vocabulary word for the Weekend Planners of Grand Prix. Co- bras, Renaults, and speedy Volkswagens tested their handling ability on the wind- ing course against other cars of the sedan and sports car classes. Ford ' s Cobra be- came the champion in Purdue ' s first and little-known Gymkhana Race. Although ■poor publicity negated the added money-making aspect of the event, forty carts did qualify for the bigger and better-known race of Grand Prix Week- end in the spring. Denny Stepanovich f inds that many of his duties overlap. masters of life Generation gap? Whoever said that one ex- ists should have participated in the 1968 Old Masters Program. Fourteen outstand- ing individuals representing all phases of the real world came to the Purdue cam- pus for three days in the fall to share their ideas and philosophies during informal dis- cussions with Purdue students. Arriving at the time of the Smoot incident the mas- ters found themselves a vital link between the students and the administration in the quest for communication. The time was short, the schedule hectic, but all who parti- cipated left with the feeling that much had been gained and that the generation gap was only an overworked phrase. 108 1968 OLD MASTERS JOHN W. BLANTON A. GILMORE FLUES CURRY E. FORD HENRY H. HILL SAMUEL C. JACKSON GEN. H. K. JOHNSON MINA REES MARY BETH STEARNS ANNA LORD STRAUSS LUTHER L. TERRY HARLEY J. URBACH MILDRED J. URBACH 109 I Although admittedly not as glamorous as last year ' s bookh;!, the 1968-69 edition of the Course and Instructor Evaluation promises to be more functional. Last year too much attention was paid to Core requirements such as freshman engineer- ing and technical sequences which remain pre- determined. Further, too often the evaluations were taken from lecture hall classes where only 30-35% of the students were present. This naturally decreased the reliability of results. In contrast, the focus this year has been on upper level elective courses, particularly the engineering general edu- cation sequence. Although C and IE has the sup- port of the Administration and department heads (surprised?), three basic problems still remain. First, the faculty is, in some cases, reluctant to be evaluated. Second, students do not seem to take se- riously the potential power in the evaluating. And finally, Purdue still lacks a comprehensive instruc- tor selection program. administration pro H| faculty con — c and ie Michael A. Landy, Editor. COURSE AND INSTRUCTOR EVALUATION C AND IE - Back Row: R. Jansen, M. Ginzler, B. Scarperro, K. Newman, L. Webb. Front Row: K. Shackleton, M. Landy, E. Goldberg, M. Shanker. Apathetic: L. Bregman, J. Held, R. VanGorden. the Greek wreaks . . . havoc with the system THE GREEK - D. Szrom, C. Nichols, J. Rondini, J. Striker, D. Strong, G. Hoffman, J. Gareffa, E. Szrom, S. Skubis, A. Scalzo, T. Koziowski, R. Thornburg, C. Guinnup, J. Fairbairn, R. Garrison, J. Dubnicek, S. Foust, T. Williams Jr. With the switch from pink to white paper, came a shift in policy for Purdue ' s 1968-69 GREEK. The semi-monthly pub- lication is no longer merely the publicity sheet for fraternities and sororities that it has been in the past. By introducing na- tional advertising into their budget, the staff has loosened the financial dictates of Panhel and IPC. By taking a surprising slant to the left, the GREEK has evolved into a means of attempting to strengthen the Greek system and develop its poten- tial. Controversy? Yes! But at least people read the GREEK for issues now. Pros and cons are all presented in hopes of prod- ding fraternities and sororities to positive action. For the Greek system to become stronger, not stagnate or deteriorate, campus Greeks must communify. After Abe Farkas resigned as editor- in-chief, the remainder of the staff re- newed their determination to de- emphasize competition between chap- ters and work, instead, toward unifica- tion. Rick Garrison, Photo Editor, and Judy Fairbairn, Editor-in-Chief. Separate worlds merge in response as music, the international language, speaks . . . 113 outdoor band It startful in 1886 in a quiet sort of way and the passing years have shown us that it ' s really here to stay . . . Yep, the Purdue bands have come a long way from the initial foot-tapping music of a drum and bugle group 100 years ago to the department of bands today which consists of 13 instrumental or- ganizations. Probably the most noted group is the Purdue; All-American Marching Band parading at football half-time in their precision marching form. This year the band spent semester break in the warmth of South America, appearing in a cul- tural series showing that, despite adverse rumors, the youth of the United States do have a great deal to offer . . . . . . After the gala football season is concluded all band members audition for positions in either the; symphony, concert, collegiate, varsity or regimemtal band. Undisputedly, the finest band is the symphony. Dressed fit to kill, the 97 outstanding instrumentalists perform a regular series of concerts during the winter and spring in the Hall of Music, under the direction of Dr. Al Wright. A real switch in roles takes place as the band members, parading earlier in the year, perform as the public, in turn, parades to hear the indoor Purdue Bands. . . goes inside f%J i KAPPA KAPPA PSI ' ' ,% L C S Daniel FTrevaTT Ip. - -f p — .Tresidfcnt lyip Thomas Tesmerj i. . i pi . . .Vice President f - Br Dennis fence ... ' ...■..... ' Treasurer ..-jr rr- StoveJi Doiui (;()rresponding Secretary -f tmt.J. Arthur Treisbacls Recording Secretary ' atriefc Barnard fti Thomas Cirecning fohn Baughman ' ' S L Richard Griffith IiTfrael Bennett fj ' t Duane Hartge Bruce Bickneli j , David Hosking Thomas Brehob _ «♦•_, Steven Irick James Bucko V George Jackson Philip Carter ■«s, Hp ' Ralph Jenkins John Cooper Thomas Kaemming Larry Coplen Martin Kessler John Couillard Glenn Kirsch Richard Duncan James Krahulec Gary Germann Frank Krueger Paul Giacomini David Martin Jesse Gore Michael McCarney John McClure David Michel Roy Nixon Thomas Poyser Kenneth Reed Robert Schult Sam Schlosser Robert Swanson Robert Swarm Rick Tinucci Louis Townsend Ronald Trotta Thomas West [ _TAU BETA SIGMA . aft Jan Bachmeyer President Christie Worcester Vice President Paula Wilson Treasurer Judy Chodl Corresponding Secretary Jane Welty Recording Secretary ■ Elizabeth Aitken Mary Barb Immel Carol Youngquist Susan Bellinger Jan Lindaberry Peggy Dolaway Michele Blackwell Gayle Mikesell Marcia Goulder Paula Brinsley Pamela Meyer Pamela Guth Valerie Brown Lynne Nichols Ann Morris Julie Ciarrocchi Peggy Payton Cathy Phillips Karen Dunten Barbara Reader Leslie Rhetts Nancy Gleason Louise Ristow Reggie Riddle Bonnie Harrison Candice Sanden Linda Sneddon Bonnie Harter Snellen Schumm Katie Stotts Brenda Hutchison Linda Stephens -, izabeth yplgaps ;,, ' 9m Cindy Williams T ' ■ ' -, ' Hi rl 116 i 1968-1969 University Choir. (I do, re, mi Some people spend their 4:30s at the Sweet Shop, others curl up with a stimu- lating Psych 120 book, others collapse into bed after a nerve-racking day — but the 400 members of University Choir enjoy their 4:30s every Wednesday exer- cising their vocal abilities. Practicing throughout the year for their big mo- ments during special Convos, the choir grows to feel a certain unity within them- selves . . . unity to the extent that twenty percent of the members marry each other! co-eds entertain Dear Mom and Dad, Wow! You thought it was neat when I had the lead in Bye Bye Birdie back home. Well, that ' s nothing compared to now! I tried out for Purduettes last week ... I know, you ' re probably saying Purdue ' s what? It ' s the out- standing group of co-eds who sing — not like normal peo- ple sing. I mean . . . They sing! Anyway, I was shaking in my shoes when I sang for Big Al — and he didn ' t crack a smile — but guess what!!! I made it!! I ' m so excited! We have plans to sing all over the state and probably the neatest thing of all is — the Christmas Convo — singing with those dreamy Glee Clubbers. (You should see the cutie who ' s singing Birthday of a King. ) Well, I ' m off to rehearsal!! Love. Your Purduette (YAH!) daughter i . . . you sure are number one with your Glee Club . . . and that Cuban boy in his appeal for Freedom hit home. ... a fairly large group . . . shaven and shorn. . . . the type of image the general public needs currently of our great universi- ties. Tonight you stood ten feet tall . . . If we listen to more programs of this type, we ' d have fewer mental prob- lems. These young men . . . can sell the University and sell the future of the young men of the country. dessert of any meeting Jim Campbell Chuck C ai Tom Com Davo Cra Gerry Da Allen Dickas Bob Dillin; Bill Dow Denny Eade Mike Englebrecht Tom Fennimore Wayne Fisher Al Friedman Tom Friel Ed Goldberg Steve Goldberg Julian Gooch Dick Hamby Fred Haug Dan Heatherson John Hoffner Bill Hufford Chuck Huston Steve Johns Marc Kalish John King Roy Lamkin Stacy Lankfqrd_ Bill Liber Dave Luf Larry Lucej Ken Mann Chuck McWUli Jim Newman Larry O ' Donnelt John O ' Leary Rich Poline Gary Riggs Jim Riley Ron Rockhold Bill Rodkey Larry Rothenberger Lee Ryan Ken Schwab Dale Sequin John Siefken Rick Snider Frank Spinka Dave Struckman Dave Stydahar Ron Washburn Don Weathers Bob Weskamp Ted Williams Steve Woodward Warren Young Terry Zaccarinc Steve Zimmerh -f ;;S i GOLD PEPPERS Jenny Abernathy Jan Allen Bonnie Anderson Bobbie Atkinson Barbara Becker Linda Bricker Pat Christo LuVada Coffing Polly Colvin Penny Conner Janet Copp Becky Costomiris Sue Croce Jannine DeRaismes Carolyn Dilts Dee Dee Distler Ree Ewing Susan Foster Barb Graff Phyllis Grant Jane Grissmer Connie Guinnop Lynn Gustafson Lynn Guthman Karen Hamm Carol Heckard I President . ' ' ckie Siebert Vice-President Sue White Secretary Donna King Treasurer Kathy McCain Historian Mary Ellen Osburn Beth Hedberg Jan Hlller ,, Judy Hinshawl Gretchen Hopgle Mitzi Horrocks Pat Jackson Bev Johnson Nancy Jones Candy Jusko Rossi Katz Debby Kayni Myra Kelsey Georgina Kindall Donna King Anne Koch Becky Leman Anne Luther Mary Jane Martin Kathy McCain Patsy Mellott Lynn Merhoff Linda Jo Mitchell Lisa Montgomery Judy Musselman Faye Olson Mary Ellen Osburn I Liz Peter Linda Petkus Ann Pinaire Karen Prast Renee Pugh Jane Regenold Dianna Ritter Sharon Saveland Donna Schaik Jody Schloot Jackie Siebert Cathy Spevacek Kathy Stark Ann Stimson Mary Sweet Jean Taliaferro Pam Terrell Tara Torgerson Linda Walling Annie Watts Susie Weber Sue White Jean Williams Merry Ann Winklepleck Sandy Wright Jan Zepik 121 , REAMER CLUB President Earl Gass Vice-President Marty Nelson Boilermaker Special Chairman Jim Osborn Recording Secretary Jake Hannas Corresponding Secretary Lee Marsh Treasurer Bob Dewig Historian Ron Witt Don Armbruster Tom Bublitz Steve Chrobak Terry Coffelt Tom Creasser Dave Fridlin Wade Gentry Marvin Hutnick Phil Jenkins Dave Kearney Steve Klus Chuck Mint Bob Palma Joe Park Dennis Parr Doug Rasler Jerry Schrier Sam Von Schriltz Mike Strother Son Vo - ' ? ?« ! (5 TOMAHAWK |an Bachmeyer Candy Banks Beth Bernie Donna Beisel 1 Brad! Brenda Butler Cathy Caudel , Mary Sue Davis Shirley Fe gusO! Karen Ftanks Ginny Ford Carol Getz S ' ,--• Tom Gerfin Larry Dave Haase ' Marg Haehl Debbie Harler Sheryl Honigbau Jane Hobai Steve Hull Phyllis lohnson. Roger Kasner i Lavalec I McHie 123 GREEN GUARD HONORARY President Mitzi Horrocks Vice-President . . . Lynn Gustafson Secretary Barb De Paola Treasurer Beth Hedberg Kris Abney Vicki Amber Diane Azpell Eileen Barnes Carol Barrett Kathy Barrett Kendra Becker Peggy Berchekas Beth Berning Jo Bradley Sandy Brenton Mary Alice Bruce Theresa Brucker Ellen Bucek Jane Cotterman Leslie Cummings Kathy Gibson Maggie Ginzler Connie Hallier Melitta Hanske Missie Hayden Linda Hayes Jan Hiller Jane Hoban Kathy Hoehn Debbie Hufford Pat Jackson Linda Jochim Karen Johnstone Patty Keefe Linda Kelly Kay Kinsey Linda Knebel Susan Krause Carol Kresse Kris Lamar Nancy Lanham 1.1 Paula Marz Senie Maudlin Kathy McCain Gail McGary Sue McNab Pat Menis Karen Merrill Rebecca Miller Sally Mowry Betty Newton Mary Ellen Osburn Terry Pinsky Penny Pitz Carol Quick Louise Ristow Gail Rowe Karen Schademai Anne Schall Jane Schmithorst Suzanne Shaffer Joyce Sheets Jonelle Smith Pam Smith Sandra Smith Mary Jane Steward Lynn Stock Cathy Szabo Sharon Taliaferro Barb Walters Carolyn Ward Cinda Wendling Sandra Wilder Jean Williams Mary Wright Sue Ann Young Susan Lynn Young Susan Zatkulak I K,nX„ feld Roherl Elgin ' lohri A txander Gregory Epp « R l.rl Mlto Greg Fenner ■TKe ! nderson lohn Pillion W lohn B, ssetl Lawrence Cn f Hru.,,.1 eehler lames Gorges ' Mark H rgdoll Douglas Gorr Dai id I ignall Sloven Grill, Willian Bispeck Henry Halp. lohn HI Roberl Hasfl Brandasse William He,, Charles Brashares Richard He,l lames I rvant Gary Herm.. Willinii Burkrll Gregory H.il uroker Dougla ,r MjghdC Hush liitN ' l Thomas Carney ' tWf IKso H)- ' Kk lohii ChMVBlfii !, ' 51 Ees Stinrne.hung ' ., jAfl Hw Richard Cohun M-JM M IKs, ' Arthur Cobbs ■ ' laH| Kk ' Michael Coyner ' Pi-fiaMB Paul Daniels ' ■ -■ ' ■ Christopher Keven DodI Max Kime Gary Duff Gary Kirkh, Richard Dyer Fred Kelps, t jeffery Dywan Malcolm K.i lohn E senhaur Kennelh k,.. Stu Keller President Kim Sandgren . . .Vice-President Doug Mosiman Secretary Ken Johansen Historian Bill Hecker Treasurer Michael Lan Richard Lash Roberl I Robert Lindsay Gary Prah Alan Rehar Roberl Reed David Riiberls Donald 1 Richard Roski Roberl Rissell Thomas Ryan i Hugh Terrell Ronald Thornburg Dennis Thies Donald Townsend Arthur Triesback David Trif George Valley Roberl Van De Water James Vaught Richard Wartzok William Wehrenberg Bill Wellman Lowell Wenger lames Wheatley , Whelchel Roberl While 125 iiiunxiroi UM. ALPHA PHI OMEGA Ken Searcy President Dwight Sweeney . . First Vice-President Richard Miller . . Second Vice-President Dwight Simpson . Third Vice-President Joe Gerard Treasurer Dave Du Val Secretary Jeff Rupley Alum Secretary Don Fraser Historian Ron Miller Office Manager Alan Campbell Public Director John Bass(!tt Sergeant at Arms Bob Parker Senior Coordinatog,? Jeff Adams Brian Alan Peter H. Anders Bill Anderson Robert D. Arne Alan M. Beir Shallie Bey Bill Bigler ' Mike Buntin Ron Burkhardt Charles Campbell Mark Citron Charles Coffman Gary Crabill Gary Creasey R. J. De Camp Bob Delcourt Jeff Emerson Dave Fraley Paul Foxworthy Charles E. Grenard Paul Hansen Danny Hardwick Tom Hartman Bob Helms John Henderson Robert J. Hicks Michael R. Hill Bill Hosteller Roger Howe Peter Jobusch Marty Kessler Dick Kiefer! Kenneth C. Kirkman Fred Kraus mes Linville ve Litz n Lockwood p3ary LonguMiil (m Marsh ' 1 ' Donald Mason Tom McDuffee Edward McKmnev Rick Miles James H. Owen Alan Page Terry Post Tim Reed Stephen Schanke John Scheid Ken Schoonove Steve Shallow Alan Siffer Jerry Sink Mike Strother Bernardo Tafu Warren Theria Bob Tiffany Charles Tucker Charles Ward Virgil Wesco Ronald Wayne Wilson Tom Wilson Larry Yeager plac I And the finger points from the Peace Corps poster directly next door to the Peace Union pad. Yes, the Peace Corps really does exist at Purdue, nominally, at least, as a propaganda point to dissemi- nate information, encourage volunteers, and serve the community in volunteer work. What a shame they haven ' t yet made their mark . . . the way their neigh- bors to the left — or is it right? — have done. make america a better place — leave the country II PEACE CORPS - Standing: D. Duttlinger, D. Wiles. K. Kallberg, C. Cooreman, J. Peters, C. Ver- gin. Kneeling; R. Duttlinger, G. 127 K ' 128 Computers race on spilling numbers while individuals, searching for identity, find security with a few . . . 129 conservation prevents extinction The range, where the deer and the ante- lope play still exists, but the various species inhabiting it are rapidly disap- pearing. Urbanization and loss of suita- ble habitat have taken a large toll. Such problems formed the basis of a speech given by Valerius Geist, a wildlife spe- cialist, to the Purdue Wildlife Club. Through this professional guidance and other various field trips showing the need for intensive conservation, the club advanced its research into possible solu- tions to the problem of game preserva- tion. foreign cultures explored Around the world with 4-H, such a deal! After a lively discussion of French or Scandinavian life, the indi- vidual quiche Loarraine or dainty Danish pastries were quite appropriate. The club was eager to hear the members who had participated in the Interna- tional Farm Youth Exchange Program relate their memorable and occasionally embarrassing experi- ences. One of the distinct advantages of this program was that travel to foreign countries enabled Purdue students to bridge the gap between youth of America and youth of the world. 130 new viewpoints emerge  When a storm arose over the Exponent ' s preoccupation with minority news, cam- pus conservatives gave birth to a not- so-under-ground newspaper, non-de- scriptively dubbed after a hard-fought contest, The Dimension. Gathered to- gether in off-campus offices, the clandes- tine conservatives planned The Dimen- sion and then sent it off to press in Green- town. Result? A campus calendar highly appreciated (by conservatives and radi- cals alike) and a happy, smiling group of Purduvians, finally reading what they wanted ... or thought they wanted. Motherhood, the flag and Grandma ' s apple pie just are not enough to keep stu- dents secure anymore . . . This campus is waking up, beginning to think about a few things, and to question . . . This quotation from a Purdue Engineer Maga- zine editorial relates the philosophy be- hind the expansion of PEM. Grasping the current issues, PEM has delved into them, offering an additional viewpoint, with additional stories commenting on world and community affairs. PURDUE ENGINEER MAGAZINE - Back Row:]. Boyd, R. Powers, R. Murphy, R. Cutler, M. Bailantyne. Second Row: P. Scudiere, G. Zaderej. Front Row: B. Reed, S. Croce, T. Chastain, K. allemande left Promenade all. Then dos-a-dos your own was the sound heard as the mem- bers of the Krazy Eight ' s Square Dance Club stepped into action while the caller crooned. The gay, red gingham skirts whirled ' round and the enthusiasm among the new members seemed to ex- plode. After mastering new steps and coordinating them to the quick rhythm music, the energetic dancers made plans to host a square dance festival. blue skies, flyers ' heaven Soaring high amid the billowy, white clouds, the Purdue pilots manipulate their aircraft across the skies. The roaring engines have carried the pilots to points in the United States and Canada. The club which has trained pilots since 1921, now has an ac- tive membership of 100. activity develops in dark room A quick smile, a turn of the head ... if someone moved, the Purdue photo- bugs learned to capitalize on the blurr. The eventual goal . . . a complete campus life essay expressed in photos. To devel- op the finished product . . . three fully equipped dark rooms and a studio. Talking Shop and competitive contests improved skills while increasing interest. cruising models more than hobby Look! Up in the sky! Is it a bird, is it a plane? No, actually ifs only the Purdue Aeromodelers running tests on their newly rebuilt model airplanes. With en- gines buzzing and spectators plugging their ears, the Purdue Aeromodelers met in Toledo in an effort to exchange ideas and improve skills. Various demonstra- tions there provided members with a chance to see new designs and models in action. 133 mass education Unfair grading system, teacher ' s pet, don ' t flunk star football players . . . all part of the dilemma of teachers. Purdue will graduate qualified teachers, but the influence of the Student National Educa- tion Association will make them more ca- pable of handling the actual problems faced by members of the teaching profes- sion. Increasing questioning of teachers ' rights have made SNEA a vital part of the education of the educators. chug — chug Puffing miniature engines and clacking wheels are characteristic of the Purdue Model Railroad Club. At thirty, this club is one of the oldest organized railroad clubs in the nation. After weekly meet- ings to improve skills and decrease the number of train wrecks, the club mem- bers chugged to many midwestern activi- ties including contests, exhibits, and con- ventions, and returned home feeling fit- fully proud of their showing. 134 pressures of the press Each article was submitted, correct- ed and then neatly typed. Every- thing was in order and the presses started to roll. The staff of the Pur- due Agriculturist had decided to de- crease the number of issues from six to four. Still they strove to polish the quality of the larger issues. Calcula- tions revealed that the circulation had grown to over 1,500, including Home Ed and Agriculture students. For members of the Purdue Rodeo Club Show Time means tense nerves and a quick mental review of vital safety skills. The stop watch is ready and the shoot opens for calves and riders to rush into the arena. The clash proves to be a race against time testing man ' s ability with a rope. ride ' em cowboy 135 hey, look him over With red, white and blue stars in their eyes, the spirited Young Democrats soared through this presidential election year. Sporting banners and buttons, these young people greeted Senator Birch Bayh when he came to Purdue in the fall, while Bayh girls in colorful dresses and straw hats helped draw the crowd that welcomed the Senator. Although Party support was the prime interest of the YD, they encouraged voter registra- tion for followers of all parties. it ' s a republican year . . . Nixon ' s the One . . . just ask a Purdue Young Republican. Keeping in step with the excitement of this political year, the Young Republicans enthusiastically promoted the Party interest on campus. Taking pride in their national and state candidates YR host- ed party speakers Earl Landgree, Bill Ruck- elshaus, and Edgar Whitcomb during their whistle stops at Purdue. YOUNG REPUBLICANS - Back Row: S. Buffenbarger, J. Scholl. Front Row. J. George, C. Johnson. 136 action promotes peace u I Troubled times have brought a feeling of inadequacy to many students who wish to make an actual contribution to the preservation of peace. Young Americans for Freedom gave these students the op- portunity to make worthwhile strides in promoting political endeavors that would return peace and freedom. Every- one has a desire to express himself, some look inward and choose apathy, but the YAF choose action. 137 ummmmmmm good . . . A siuory j ourmct dish thai mv.Us in Ihc mouth was the (Mid result of the Food Services Executive Association ' s efforts when they entertained the Indianapolis chapter. In return the Purdue FSEA jour- neyed twice to the state capital where their hospitality was reciprocated. The fifty Purdue members not only enjoyed the delicious preparations but also gained original and professional ideas from the meetings. patterns of professionals The hum drum cook and sew days are in the past; the girls of the Purdue Home Ec chapter are keeping right in step with em- phasis on fashion design, retail merchan- dising, and food nutrition. Home Ec re- lated careers are opening all over the country and abroad, and the members chose to stress professionalism and ex- panded employment opportunities throughout the year. pennies for needy Pennies were added to pennies as the year began and Campus Chest set a goal. Money will be distributed among the World University Service, Cancer Socie- ty, Heart Fund, and Student Emergency Loans. The pennies grew to dollars due to such activities as the Ugliest Man on Campus contest, a human auction, and a benefit screamer for C. C. CAMPUS CHEST - Back Row; S. Buffenbargar, S. Sheppard, D. Swanson. Second Row: J. Wilson. FronI Row: M. Sebeck. G. Smith. VARSITY RIFLE TEAM - Major Cash, R Sh Brooks, M. Coggeshall, D. Mikel. Heads jerk back while hands fly to muf- fle ears from the roar of gunfire. Inside the vibrating armory members of the ten man varsity rifle squad are holding their daily practice session. As the initial shock wears off for the observers, the subsequent rounds of shots do not seem so penetrating. The marksmen take care- ful aim again and again down the fifty foot range. Eventually every shot was perfected in hopes of winning the March Big Ten conference. ready aim . . fire! mermaids submerge Splash!! But this time it ' s not a newly- pinned guy being thrown into the Wa- hash. It ' s a graceful brigade of mormaid hopefuls trying out for Triton, Purdue ' s water ballet club for women. The pledge class made it through the competition due to their agility and rhythm in the water. Talents were then called upon to coordinate a mythology pageant, and on March 11 and 23 the finale resulted in CQ, CQ, this is K9WNP calling CQ Purdue students interested in radios and other means of communication spend their time climbing the stairs to the West Tower. Here W9YB, the Purdue amateur radio club, has set up its transmitters, re- ceivers, and other paraphernalia. Some of the more dedicated hams are licensed radio operators capable of operating the large transmitter which the club uses to make contacts across the globe. leotarded ladies With soft tones setting a musical back- ground, modern dancers swung ex- pressively on Tuesday evenings. The scene for the leotard clad group was the Women ' s Gym; the activity was co- ordinating the techniques of dance to modern music. Rehearsal after rehearsal polished even the most difficult steps so that their final spring recital was of pro- fessional quality. a rose by any other name Jack in the bean stalk had nothing to compare with the Horticulture Club ' s annual flower show. From May through the summer months and on until Homecoming, Hort members laboriously planted and cared for delicate and unusual plant species. Finances for the flower show came from the sale of homemade apple cider prepared from research farm apples. purdue ' s own decathlon Sports are not closed to the female sector of Purdue as the co-eds of the Extramural and Performance Club proved in their athletic competition. Volleyball and Bas- ketball, the clubs most popular sports, caused much excitement as the energetic students journeyed to as many as nine schools for competition. In its second year of existance, EPC made considera- ble strides to establish a commendable record. i 142 purdue pep PEP GIRLS - Back Row; T. Rich- mond, P. Haist. J. Smith, B. Grim. L. Henderson, ]. Corcoran, S. Over- man, S. Genz. |. Brandau. Eleventh Row: K. Gude, J. Hart, S. Porter, K. Hasser, J. Woodruff, C. Vail, T. Jones, J. Miines. Tenth Row: L. Loo- mis, S. Sendmeyer, J. Knotts, B. Woods. Ninth Row: S. Parsons, C. Eloff. E. Ristow. M. Eickhoff. Eighth Row: |. Stinson. B. Sermer- sheim. Seventh Row: S. Hanson. K. Cummingham, L. Kennedy. C. Sondgerath, G. Haley, M. Tucker, M. Martin, P. Habaicht, C. Schenk. Si.xlh Row: C. Schilling. M. Heins. G. Glenn, K. Koselke. P. Beck, V. Mayhew , C. Forbes. R. Bonnell, C. Thomas. Fifth Row: B. Pelsy. C. Peake. Fourth Row: D. Wadleigh, M. Visio. Third Row: H. Marlucci, S. Mioduski. Second Row: L. Zahar- ako. M. Herrli. Front Row: R. Adams. M. Nelson. Uncle Sid did it again, the pep girls in a touchy football situation were attracting quite a crowd on the mall. In fact the students listening to the Peace Union were even taking notice of the co-eds donned in football jerseys. During the year the newly organized pep girls supported the athletic teams with increasing effectiveness. The result was precisely what had been hoped for — an evi- dent generation of enthusiasm. They enter green, nonchalant and uncertain, exposed to new jargon, new sanctions, new stratifications. Thev absorb . . . airmen seek the heights f no spaceheads heje 5 t i 8 ' i f. 9 t Hi xh . . 1, ,,i ' ■■ ' ' .■I 1 i4 b)« 1 ■ i 1 11 heaven sent i d . t i A f f ' S i m f 1 ' ! J S P .ik TT ' T i yi C f . 1 5 If ■t fi m d. 1 1 .-1 --▼. ; 1 ;, ' •I • 1 1 i 1 I IB ■ ■ 1 1 I ■ 1 ' ■ ' M£ hhiAJnmTiofj BVil ' HR V£ Ym remember the Pueblo m ' M new corps spirit i, ' ,« ' i f%% ' i h •• army men arm PER5HING RIFLES E-3 itfli. •« ' j ' t ■, (,W ' il :rvT.j M iTii ,jr; ' ' ' ;R ' .v i v ■,• .■ ■MHlHlsxiilim.M O ' HL ' J hup two, three, four K ii- ' %  The symbols surround us, their significance is poignant, the tokens are eyed. the group walks away while solitude enshrouds us — And we ' re alone . . . HUM STIffiET j METHODIST CHURC 0ESfipS ? IE LIKE you ! 1 ■ jjM H w ' l iP rl l n i M ' iffVi IHwVI Wi BflF ' . r 1 1 E E| 1 1 ■ ■lilly 1 1 ] B HIhU 161 fM 163 a J f fc I i We ' re all citizens of a new enlightened age . . . a llttH Scho of Humanii Social Scii and Educi PUKDUt UNIVfRSK course and Instructor evaluation report 166 ■ . we ' re all revolutionaries nowadays . . . 167 ' But this is plain treachery, we can ' t allow it. (Marat Sade) I «v Frederick L. Hovde: Mr. President to a rumbling academic community 24,000 strong, Phi Delt from Minnesota, scholar from Oxford, former Ail- American quarterback. An administrator who sees today ' s student the most healthy, qualified and knowledgeable ever yet views himself as the controller of the student ' s academic life. A ruler drawn from red-brick seclusion into bitter controver- sy over irresponsible journalism. A speaker who Gives A Damn about better communication, yet in tone denies the possibility. An engineer in a home where science is revered, a tradi- tionalist, content to keep things the way they ' ve been kept. Owner of a shiny blue Eldorado, the nickname Fred, the respect of some and the contempt of others. Mr. President: Above all a cauldron guest that asks to be con- sidered a man. « m ' j B £f CatVPh- - FB f «- Bfl board with trustee rule A year ago we didn ' t care who held con- troHing interest in the Purdue Corpora- tion, but an awakened concern for our educational destinies forced open the Board Room door. We discovered that nine trustees, six elected by the Indiana General Assembly and three appointed by the PAA, determine the maintenance of the physical plant and the workings of its academic machinery. Realizing that the president is also subject to trustee control, we took the issues of Placement Service Policy and journalistic freedom to the Board Room table. Our supplica- tions were heard, our input considered but overruled by the roar of alumni dis- approval and legislative actions of in- creased tuitions. The Board Room door closed to student control of academic de- cisions leaving only a keyhole of light for student considerations. Way back, in 1930, this Board of Trustees met to discuss universi- ty business. Today we have for- gotten the matters on the agen- da, but remember three distin- guished members: David E, Ross (front row, far left), Virginia C. Meredith (next), and Edward C. Elliott (back row, far right). 172 Thomas E. Graham, Robert E. Heine, Aloysius J. BOARD OF TRUSTEES - muiiias n. oranam, Kooert t. Heme, Alovsius 1. Rumely Jr., Mrs Marearet White, Maurice G. Knoy (President), Guy H. Wilson (Vice President), Richard M. Brumfield, William A. Hillenbrand, Walter W. on the campus beat Despite a new title of Vice President for Student Services, Donald R. Mallett ' s duties stayed the same - the supervision of a long list of activities and university projects. Implied, hov ever, w as the establishment of a direct communication system with the academic community. The title lifted the confined-to-office rule and Vice President Mallett became a man about campus. He visited the University Placement Of- fices, the cavern of the Union, and caught the afternoon sun when speaking to demonstrators on the Executive Building steps. Despite the freedom to be seen, his words were re- stricted and overruled by the hierarchy in a confusion of power. His job as administration mouthpiece is a full time job these days, but he still welcomes all students to visit his office and will gladly discuss anything from demonstrations to rock polishing to boycotts. 173 a regime of tradition The University, now a century old, has in its one hundred years etched out a Pur- due Image of professionalism and con- servatism. The student influences slight- ly, yet he is transient and goes his way after a brief stay. The vice president, rooted by occupation in the university, is a guardian of tradition. Dr. Hawkins, VP with a thirty-eight year stay, is today the head of all school directors. Vice Presi- dent Andrews came to Purdue along with the temporary barracks in 1940 — both have remained. Once an Animal Science instructor, he now directs all university research. Similarly, L. J. Freehafer started at the bottom in 1953 as Assistant Con- troller and climbed to the present posi- tion of Head Financier. Perhaps the Vice President most familiar with Purdue is Dr. Lawshe, an alum and old sports edi- tor of the Debris. Regional campuses are his concern. These four men, molded by their years at Purdue decide financial, re- search, and academic policy. Their voice has been decisive in the past. Will it be in the future? C. H. Lawshe. Vice President for Regional Campus Administration. 175 Nelson M. Parkhurst, Registrar. O. D. Roberts, Dean of Men. path thru Purdue is people Purdue is diverse and intricate like a network of roads. I take one route, then another; sometimes, the crowded highway, many other times the one less travelled by. Detours slow the trip, yet behind doors I have never bothered to open are people with road maps. I approach a door for a Freshman Conference and before the knob turns Dean Stone is smiling, shaking my hand. Or I consult the Director of Admissions about en- trance requirements and he informs me that the ratio of girls to boys is now 1:2. Life is bright but it can be brighter says Mr. Parkhurst — your 2.5 index is a misprint. It is really a 5.0. Dead end — a line for fees. Luckily Mr. Finn moves me to the front so I ' m not late to Psy. 120. The last road leads to O. D. Robert ' s office, perhaps for a talk. His manner shows sincere interest in me and with preliminaries dismissed tells me about his trip to Africa. Roads intersect, not in yellow wood, but amid a red brick forest. What a nice place to visit. Beverley Stone. Dean of Women. ' k t lohn W. Hicks. Executive Assistant to the Presiden a time to remember 1968-69 was a yearlong birthday party for Purdue graduates as the PAA focused its attention on the centennial year. One hundred dinners across the country re- united classmates while the Whose Who and Where directory of over 100,000 names helped in locating that old college chum. Alums who returned for Homecoming found new buildings rising and long standing traditions falling away. Yet Ross-Ade gatherings erased the years and the spirit of Purdue was one. PURDUE M.UMNAE ASSOCIATION - Back Row. D. Samuels (Associate Director PAA) R Thornton (Associate Director PASF , R. Rudolph (Executive Director PAA), E. Baugh (Ma ' ag- er Alumnae Relations). Front Row. j. Zaranka (Managing Editor ALUMNAe). C. hfall (Execu- tive Director PASF), P. Pruett (Administrative Assistant). They ' re barefoot and boycotting on the mall. Progress? 178 fiifiliie; '  prov; fcelop m kcoDc fifes oil «Jiefflf sliaboi Machines should work, people should think. PRF funnels funds for expansion Purdue Research Foundation — a corporation designed to provide services for Purdue. When needed, PRF se- cures governmental or industrial grants and contracts to develop areas surrounding Purdue. The Foundation is responsible for the Purdue Industrial Research Park, the concentration of think tanks v here representa- tives of scientific firms work closely with the world of academe. Developing the Purdue environment, serving as liaison with industry, channeling the funds that feed the University — the Purdue Research Foundation. Winfield F. Hentschel, Treasurer. 179 as man progresses, engineers refocus The engineer ' s image is changing as he becomes more interested in behavioral sciences. Dean Grosh speaking on tomor- row ' s engineer. Tomorrow ' s engineer, today ' s engineer- ing student: more conscious of people, more concerned with people. Yesterday ' s engineer built the bridges, the buildings, and the freeways; and the people built their culture around them. Today ' s engi- neer is rebuilding the bridges, the build- ings, and the freeways, adjusting them, this time, to the people. Tomorrow ' s en- gineer will apply his skills to the prob- lems which affect people most directly: pollution of the environment, the short- age of land and food, disease. Under the sea and above the sky, the study of things will continue. of tau beta pi retains old image TAU BETA PI - Back Row: ]. Walter, B. Bicknell. T. Field. W. Davis, |, Coleman, G, Hedayal. K, Chen, D, Cheung, E, Furgason, D, Wil- liams. Sixfh Row: M. Freeman, R. Alterkruse, D. Addington. T. Les ter, E. Scheuerlein, R, Shaw, R. Russell II. M, McKinnon. J. Wunder, | Smith. Fifth Row: K. Risa, |. Smith, R, Bode, T. Lindenman. R. Flack S. Malott. P. Snvder. L. Anglin. W. Maxwell. R. Liljestrand. Fourth Row: ]. Hudson. M. Jerabek. S. Balser. R. Haight. D. Cannady. D. An- derson. B. Gerhold. J. Casassa. D. Holberf. L. Leising. Third Roiv: R. Falstreau. L. Church, M. McCullay, D. Lewis, G. Murphy. E ussen. ). Flora. W. Mauger, P. Kropp. K. Mostafa. Second Row: H Cropp. S. Smith. P. Holmes. R. Kingsley. C. McLaughlin. M. Good man. R. Sher. N. Neumark. |. Childers. R. Elble. P. Granadillo. J Tompkins. Front Row: R. Jones. T. Goad. M. Farrell. R. Kawaguchi. S Zakem. K. Carroll. T. Kaemming. G. Martin. C. McWilliams. j. Blew ett. K. Kayser. ETA KAPPA NU - Back Row: S, Mallott, R. Carlson, [. Wolford, M. Sears, W. Wheeler, A. Rossi, R. Siefker, D. Zegafuse, J. Parsley, L, Young, R. Love. R. Quick. Second Row: J. Hudson. T. Robertson. L, Watson, |. Zgliczynsl i, D. Fitzpatrick. K. Carroll, W. Coons, ]. Wal- ter. R. Falstreau, R. Phillips, W. Carmean, H. Barr. Front Row: K. Chen, R. Bode, F. Warner, P. Holmes, M. Jerabek, S. Balser, R. Lam- bert, T. Warfel, E. Furgason, |. Townsend, [. Jorgensen, K. Lind. student opinion brings slow change in EE Still the largest of the engineering depart- ments, the Electrical Engineering School changes little from year to year. Because of the school ' s large size, seniors have a variety of courses from which to choose. All course requirements, however, are set by the faculty without student advice or consent. Nevertheless, student opin- ion is finally being felt. One improve- ment is course and instructor evaluation, which Dean Hancock hopes will some- day rate all faculty members. Through methods like this, changes are slowly being made which will give the 900 elec- trical engineers more voice in their school. I Dr. John C. Hancock, Dean of Electrical Engineering 182 Achor. Ronald E. Adams William C. Balser, Sleven | Bancroft, Warren Benne . Steven E. Bhalla Surjil S. 3. EE; Theta Tau. Ireas,. v.ce- 2 BANCROFT. W.: Redfield. S.D,. EE: Married Students, BENNETT, S.: Ft, Wayne, EE: Owen Hall: IEEE. BHALLA, S.; Delhi-6, India, EE: Triangle: Engineer: Expo- nent columnist: India Student Assn.: Old Masters, co-chm.: PCIA: Purdue Speakers Bureau: Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi 3 BICKNELL, B.: Indianapolis. EE. Wiley Hall: Band. Chris- tian Science Org.: Eta Kappa Nu: Kappa Kappa Psi: Phi Eta Sigma: Sigma Pi Sigma: Tau Beta Pi. BODE. R.: Webster Groves. Mo.. EE. Wiley Hall: Electrical Engineer and Radio Engineers: Eta Kappa Nu: Phi Eta Sigma: Sigma Pi Sigma: Tau Beta Pi, BROCKER. J.: Wheaton. III.. EE: McCutcheon Hall, floor senator: Amateur Radio Club: Band; IEEE: Cary Summer Club: WVRH Ireas. 4 BUFFO. R.: Versailles. EE: apt BUIE. |.: W. Lafayette. EE: private home CAMPBELL. K.: Goshen. EE: Gary Hall. 5 CARMEAN. W : W. Lafayette. EE. Phi Kappa Tau CARROLL. K.: Lenter Ossipee. N.H . EE: private home: Young Republicans: IEEE: Eta Kappa Nu: Tau Beta Pi. CARWELL. R.: Fort Knox. Ky,. EE: Phi Kappa Tau. soc. chm.. song leader; Block P ' : Class Counc; Greek Week Penny Carnival; IEEE; Sailing Club: Young Republicans. 6 CHEN. K.: Kuala Lumpur. Malaysia. EE: Cary Hall: Chinese Students Club, vice-pres.: Eta Kappa Nu: Phi Eta Sigma: Sigma Pi Sigma; Tau Beta Pi. CHEUNG. D.; Hongkong. EE: Cary Hall; Chinese Student Club: Eta Kappa Nu: Electrical Engineer and Radio Engi- neers: Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi. CHRISTENSEN. D.: Elmwood Park. 111.. EE: Tarkinglon Hall; Band: Phi Eta Sigma. 7 COIL. R South Bend. EE; Married Students. COLLINS. R Clay City. EE; Stellar Brothers, vice-pres.. treas.. sec: Band: IEEE: Mock P COLEMAN. D.: Las Vegas. Ncv . EE. Phi Kappa Psi. chap- lain, pledge trainer. Arnold Air Soc . DKflHIS. IEEE: Sailing Club: Scabbard and Blade 8 CONGER. F.: Shelbyville. EE: private home: IEEE. COWELL. T: Angola. EE: Band; Outing Club; Purdue Pilots. DAME. I : Crystal Lake. 111.. EE: Alpha Tau Omega: Gimlet; Grand Prix Found, 9 DARE. |. Mariemonl. Ohio. EE. private home: IEEE. DeLaCROIX. D.: Frankfort. EE: Wiley Hall: IEEE: SCA. DIEMOND. C. Fort Wayne. EE: Wiley Hall; IEEE; Sigma Pi Sigma; Tau Beta Pi. A E iB Brocker. |ohn R. 4 Buffo. Robert I Campbell. Kenneth 5 Carmean. Wilson L. Carwell. Robert I Cheung. Derek T. ■ Coil. Robert R. Collins. Randy L. Coleman. Douglas 8 Conger. Freddie B Cowell. Thomas H. Dame. Gerald S. I Dare. [. Manning DeLaCroix. David ] Diemond. Glenn R 183 Dowlm. Willum A- Oiindus. Idmifs C- DuVal, David A, 2 Ericson, Roger L End. lames M. Fiegle. James D. Field. Thomas I Fraunfelder. Maurice i Furgason. Eric S. Geeding. James M. (EDKl .(nK l. «S electrifying education HIM uMsm Si)!m.i Pi Sijinid; Tiiu Bi ' l.i I ' j FINCH. W n.VLTsburfi. IVnii , KK. Pi Kappa Alpha, pres.. pubhciluins ,:hm ; Class CJourii:.: IFC; Mock P. KI)RC:K. , , Canby. Ore., EE; apt: )udo Club: Outing Club: El.i K,i|ip.i Nu: Phi Ela Sigma: Tau Beta Pi. 4 FK.MlNKEI.nER, M.: Janesville. Wis.. EE: private home ' NESKP: I au Beta Pi. FLJRUASON. E.: Vermilion, Ohio. EE: Married Students: Block P-. WCCR: Ela Kappa Nu: Sigma Pi Sigma: Tau Beta Pi. GEEDING. |.: Attica. EE: Tau Kappa Epsilon. song leader: Arnold Air Soc: IEEE. chm,. vice-chm.: Outing Club: Mock P: Indiana Speleological Convention. 5 GRIFFIN. P.: Chicago. 111.. EE: Alpha Sigma Phi: Mock P; Student Union. HINES. E.: Chicago. Ml.. EE: Gary Hall. HIRSCHL. |.: Balboa Heights. Canal Zone. EE: Wiley Hall. pres. ol Camera Club: Navy ROTC: Radio Club HOLMES. P.: Roselle. Ml.. EE: Tarkington Hall: Band; Pen- dragon: WHRG manager: Eta Kappa Nu: Phi Ela Sigma: Tau Beta Pi. HOUSER. D.: Albion. EE: Owen Hall; IEEE 6 HRUSKOCl. |.: Whiting, EE: Pi Kappa Phi, HUDSON. ,: Zionsville. EE: Wiley, frosh counc. un.l counc, executive publicity dir., executive sec; Block P ACM: Mock P: Pendragon: Tomahawk: Eta Kappa Nu. sec: Phi Ela Sigma: Tau Beta Pi HUSKY. G.; Evansville. EE; Gary Hall. HUTCHISON, D,: Fountain City. EE: Circle Pines. lAEGER. H.: Wilmington. Del.. EE: Wiley Hall, frosh counc, soc dir.: Amateur Radio Club: Block P ' : IEEE. 7 AHN. D.; Jasper. EE: private home, lAHR. R.: Decatur. III.. EE; Married Students. lERABEK. M.: Clenshaw. Pa.. EE: Thela Tau. scribe, stew- ard: Band; Ela Kappa Nu: Tau Beta Pi. KAHAN. |,; University City. Mo.. EE: Sigma Alpha Mu. re- corder, soc, chm,; Exponent. Rivet. KARASGH. R,: Elkhart, EE: private home. 5 Griffin. Patrick 6 Hruskoci. |ohn A. 7 Jahn. Daniel H. 8 Kaveh, Mostafa 9 Kukla, Robert F. Hines, Enrico D. Hudson, lack A, lahr. Ronald S. Kidder. Kenneth B Laciak. Francis M Hirschl. J. S, Husky, Gary W, Jerabek. Mark A. Kleber. James E. Lahrman, Larry E. Holmes, Philip A. Hutihison. Don W. Kahan, )ames S. Klotz. John R. Lambert. Ralph E. Houser. Dan N, laeger. Hugh D. Karasch. Robert J. Komoda. Jeffrey K, LaRock, Robert E. B KAVEH. M,: Tehran, Ir n. EE: private home: Iran an Stu- dent Assoc, athletic dir ; Phi Eta Sigma; Sigma Ph Sigma; KIDDER. K.: South Bend. EE: Harrison Hall: IEEE. KLEBER. J.: W. Lafayette. EE: Married Students: Engineer, KLOTZ, |.: Peru. EE; McCutcheon Hall: Electrical Engineer and Radio Engineers. KOMODA. J.: Makawao. Maui. Hawaii, EE: Owen Hall, counselor; Eta Kappa Nu; IEEE; Phi Eta Sigma. Tau Beta Pi. 9 KUKULA. R.; Hammond. EE. Gary Hall, executive counc; Mock P; Outing Glub; WCCR. Treas.. program dir.. sec. pres.; Eta Kappa Nu: IEEE, treas.: Phi Eta Sigma: PRN pro- LACIAK. F.: Hammond. EE: Owen Hall senate: Amateur Radio Club: IEEE. LAHRMAN. L: Ft. Wayne. EE: Married Students: Camera LAMBERT. R.: Bradley. III., EE: Owen Hall: Eta Kappa Nu: Phi Ela Sigma: Sigma Phi Sigma: Tau Beta Pi. LaROGK. R,: So. Glens Falls. N, Y.. EE; private home; Tau Beta Pi; NESEP. Lcc. |ohn M. Uap. lohn W. Love, Howard R. Luetzelschwab, R. 4 Martin, Gary M. Mawro, Frank A. Maxwell, William McFarlane, Michael Merchant. Robert 6 Michels, Dennis C. Miniz, Charles (. Mitchell, Glenn J. LETTERMAN, D.: Evansville. EE; Wiley Hall LEE, |.: Indianapolis, EE; Kappa Sigma; Phi Kla .Sisma; Tau Beta Pi: Var. Athletics. LEAP, |,: Speed, EE; Alpha Chi Rho, ritual officer; Eta Kappa Nu; Phi Eta Sigma; Quarterdeck Soc; Tau Beta Pi, LINDAVER, |.: Richland. EE: Cary Hail; Amateur Radio Club. LITHCOE, T: Baton Rouge. La., EE: Band; IEEE; Young Republicans. LOGAR, C: Huntertown. EE; private home: Electrical En- gineer and Radio Engineers. LOVE. H.: Hartford City, EE; private home; Band; Eta Kappa Nu. LUETZELSCHWAB. R.: Hammond. EE; Harrison Hall: Amateur Radio Club; Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship: Outing Club; Canoe Club; WMRH; WHHR. MALOTT. S.: LaPort, EE: Theta Xi. scholarship chm.; Block P; Eta Kappa Nu: IEEE: Mock P; Phi Eta Sigma: Sigma Phi Sigma: Tau Beta Pi, MARTIN. G.: Fort Wayne. EE: Cary Hall, athletic dir; Eta Kappa Nu: IKEE: Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi. MAWRO, F,: South Bend. EE; Cary Hall, athletic dir.: Folk Song Club: lEKE. MAXWRLI., W li,di,i„ap..lis. RE. F.iirwdv. Ir.ds,: Mock P: MICHKLS, I) Columbia City. EE. Marnud Sludcnls, Block P: IEEE: SCA. MINTZ. C: Shaker His.. Ohio. EE; Cary Hall, soc, chm., pres.; Mock P: Railroad Club; Reamer Club; Pendragon: Student Govt, Cultural: WBAA; WCCR, MITCHELL, G.: Ml Prospect, 111., EE; Wil ey Hall, unit raiunc; Eta Kappa Nu: Mock P: Phi Eta Sigma: Student Senate: Tau Beta Pi: Tomahawk; Pendragon. MOCK. |.: Madison. III.. EE: Married Students. MORGAN. D,: South Euclid. Ohio. EE: apt.; Block P; Eta Kappa Nu: Phi Eta Sigma: Sigma Phi Sigma: Tau Beta Pi. MUELLER. S,: St. Louis. Mo., EE: Alpha Kappa Lambda, rush chm., vice pres.. pres.; Exponent; Skull and Crescent. NOWLAN. D.: Hammond. EE: Phi Kappa Theta. scholar- ship dir.. IEEE; Eta Kappa Nu: Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi. OKITA. S.: Honolulu. Hawaii. EE: Cary Hall. OLIVER. D Godfrey. 111.. EE; apt.: Block P: Canoe Club: .Sailins Club. OSBORN. |,: Norfhiake. III.. EE: Cary Hall. pres,. soc. chm.. unil and joint counc: Reamer Club. PARSLEY. |,: Plainfield. EE; Cary Hall; Eta Kappa Nu. IEEE. Purdue Veterans Assoc: Tau Beta Pi. PETRITZ. D.: LaPorle. EE; Triangle, audio arrangements chm.: Block P: Exponent; Greek. Phi Eta Sigma: Skull and Crescent. PITNEY. I.: Overland Park. Kan.. EE: Wiley Hall, soc, chm.: PUT; Naval ROTC Mutual Fund: Quarterdeck Soc. REISING. P.: Indianapolis. EE: private home: IEEE. REMLEY. R.i Brookfield. Wis.. EE: Lambda Chi Alpha, sec. executive comm.. Crew: DEBfl S. ROBERTSON. A.: Fairfield. Ohio. EE; Cary Hall, pres,: Grand Prix Found,; IEEE. ROBEY. W.: Indianapolis, EE: private home; Radio Club RYNEARSON, J.: Logansport. EE: Wiley Hall, publicity dir.. pres.; Eta Kappa Nu; Purdue Pilots. Inc.: Tomahawk. SANDERS, B,: Chicago, 111,, EE; apt.; IEEE SANSONE. R.: Monster. EE: apt.: IEEE; IRC: SCOPE; Pur- • Polil I Club. SCHEUER. P : South Bend. EE: Fowler Cts.: Figure Skating t:lub. OulinK Club: Sailing Club, I SCHILKEN. R,: Grand Rapids. Mich.. EE: Triangle, opera- liiins dir . song leader, soc chm,: Folk Song Club: Varsity Glee Club, SCHUNK. |.: Cincinnati. Ohio. EE; Sigma Phi Epsilon. Jr. marshall. chaplain: Block P; Eta Kappa Nu: IEEE; Mock P: Old Masters; Phi Eta Sigma: Sigma Pi Sigma: Tau Beta Pi. ■ SCHWARTZ. D.: Decatur. 111.. EE; Owen Hall: Amateur Radio Club: Band; Camera Club. pres. SCOTT. T: Binghampton. N. Y.. EE; Gary Hall: IEEE: Naval ROTC Mutual Fund; Pershing Rifles; Quarterdeck Soc; Young Republicans. I SEARS. M.: Webster Groves. Mo.. EE; apt.; Band: PMU Bowling Team: Eta Kappa Nu: IEEE; OMA: Phi Eta Sigma: Sigma Pi Sigma; Tau Beta Pi. SECHEN. G.: Cicero. 111.. EE: Alpha Sigma Phi. soc chm.. rush committee, steering committee: Student Union; Young Republicans. I SIGAFOOSE. D.: Findlay. Ohio, EE; apt,: Eta Kappa Nu: Peace Union; Players: Tau Beta Pi. SMITH. G.: Indianapolis. EE; Alpha Sigma Phi. sergeant at arms, marshall. pledge comm.. Honor Guard. Anathema to the typical EE. 4orHan. David R, 10 Osborn. lames L. Parsley. Jerry L. 12 Reising, Paul D, Remley. Robert R. 13 Robertson. A Robey, Wayne R. EE ' s travel the circuit id hl mM dM Rynearson. |ohn L 15 Sansone. Ronald 1 16 Schilken. Robert 17 Schwartz, Donald 18 Sears. Michael M. 19 Sigafoose, David Sanders, Phillip Scheuer. Paul R. Schunk, |erry H. Scott, Thomas E. Sechen, Glenn C. Smith. Gordon B. 187 Townscnd, {ohn H. Tumbling. Richard Ustariz. Rafael A. .1 Walson. Law Wild. Richard D Willenberg. Wayne Williams. Charles Wilson, Richard Wolf. Charles F, Yalowilz. Charles 1 SMITH. |.: LaPorle. EE: Harrison Hall; Band; Phi Ela Sign WVRII STEINMETZ. R.: Chicago. 111,. EE; apl,; Waler Polo Team, TOWNSEND. |.: Indianapolis. EE; Wiley Hall, senator; Block P: IEEE; Mock P; Naval ROTC Mulual Fund; Malh Assoc; Young Republicans; Eta Kappa Nu; Phi Eta Sigma, TUMBLING. R,; Grand Rapids. Mich.. EE; Gary Hall; |udo Club; Outing Club, USTARIZ. R,: Caracas. Venezuela. EE; Tarkington Hall; IEEE. Purdue Pilots, 2 VANDAGRIFF. W,; Fort Wayne. EE; Wiley Hall, publicilv ffi : Team; WATSO nn.EE;Duhme Hall. VIC I ' U Choir; Sailing Clu ' Uih; Purdue Geologic Women Knon-r WALSH, 1 ' (,,,i)i|iuv III , KE, Gary Hall, counc; Block 1 WALTER. I Fori Wayne, EE; Owen Hall; IEEE; Eta Kappa Nu; Sigma Pi Sigma, 3 WATSON. L; Cuyahoga Falls. Ohio. EE; apt,; Pendragon. IEEE; Young Republicans; Ela Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi, WESKAMP. R, W Lafayette, EE; Sigma Chi. Gimlet; Karate Club; Skull and Crescent; Eta Kappa Nu; Phi Eta Sigma, WHETSTINE. R : Vincennes. EE. private home, WILD. R.: Erie. Pa,. EE; Alpha Chi Rho. chaplain; Bock P; Crew; Mock P; Skull and Crescent; Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi. 4 WILLENBERC. W,; Indianapolis, EE; Harrison Hall. Auto mobile Club: Camera Club; Young Republicans WILLIAMS. C: Tell City, EE; Owen Hall WILSON. R,; Columbia City. EE; Owen Hall, YALOWITZ. C: Terre Haute. EE; Alpha Epsilon Pi, senti- nel; Band; WBAA, if iPelerU ' l Perliapi neering ing.Illi and Ih otientec people-i sign pro a prosit iletic conscioi I bare without the almighty oscilloscope Dr. Peter W. McFadden, Mechanical Engineering Head. Perhaps the swingingest of the engi- neering schools is mechanical engineer- ing. It has the youngest engineering dean and the most potential for people- oriented engineers. What does the people-oriented ME do? His senior de- sign projects range from development of a prosthetic heart to designing improved athletic protection gear. People- ME swings conscious? Yes, ME swings. PI TAU SIGMA - Back Row; R. Ewing, J. George, J. Russey, M. Senew. B. Webb. A. Marsh, M. Huss, D. Anderson, M. Reagan, D. Deuter, A. Huet, B. Brixey, F. Woolford, C. Grenard. Second Row: M. Goodman. P. Boyette, M. Lowey, R. Sauders, M. Mills, T. Lester, R. DeVaux. D. Fox, M. Crichton. R. Powers. ). Bradley, T. Roush, M. Freeman, D. Shaw, J. Cassassa. Front Row: J. Alderman. R. Rabe. L. Fox, E. Scheuerlein, C. Wadsworth. H. Carbone, B. Corya, P. Stewart, J. Couillard, S. Ridenour, R. Fussner, R. Flack, D. Riley. D. Spencer. 189 ! 2 Bauer, Steven A. Birch. Howard L. Bradley. John ). Bultemeier. Wayne Butler. Gerald A. 5 Calo. Andres N. Carter, lames R Casassa, fames 6 Cauley, jerry M. Ciesar. Gary E. Corya. Bruce S. Danielson, Charles Deuter, Dennis E. Dycus. Roger C. 8 Edwards. D. R. Egnol. Timothy A Ehlers. Terry L. 9 Eldridge, Joseph L. 1 ALDERMAN. |.: Homewood. III.. ME: Triangle, atl chm.; ASME: Block P; Student Union: Pi Tau Sigma ALI ' EKRUSE. R.i Fort Wayne. ME: Owen: Aeromodelcrs; Tau Beta Pi. BARROWS. W.: Evansville. ME: Married Students ' CI; WCCR. 2 BAUER. S.: Fort Wayne. ME: Wiley: Mock P: Pi Tau Sigma. BENINGHOVE. S.i Elliott City. Md.. ME: Cary. joint councilman: Mock P: Quarterdeck Soc. BIRCH. H.: Lafayette. ME: private home: NESEP. Soc. of Auto Eng, 3 BIRO. M.: Indianapolis. ME: Owen: ASME: Block P: Soc, of Auto Eng. HORSARE, 0.: Bxoford. Mass.. ME: Cary. BOULWARE. E,: Indianapolis. ME: Club 25. standards bd. chm,: Army Honor Guard: Mock P: Sailing Club: Soc. of Auto Eng, 4 BRADLEY. | Piltsford. N. Y.. ME: Fowler Cts. BUTLER. G. Indianapolis. ME: St le House, pres.. ASME: Mock P: Old Masters; SCA, 5 CALO. A.: Montevideo. Uruguay. ME: private home. CARTER. |.: Indianapolis. ME: Wil By. Camera Club pres.: Canoe Club. CASSASSA. .; Brazil. ME: Phi Kapp Psi: Ph. Eta Sigm Tau Sigma: Soc. of Auto Eng,: Tau Beta Pi, 6 CAULEY. I-; Greenwood. ME: Cary Hall: ASME. CIESAR. G.: LaMirada. Cal.. ME; Delta Upsilon. house mgr., special events; SGS. Auto Club, CORYA, B.; Greensburg. ME; Phi Kappa Psi: Student Union: Soc of Auto Eng,: Phi Eta Sigma; Pi Tau Sigma; Tau Beta Pi. 7 DANIELSON. Q; Michigan City. ME; Cary Hall; ASME. DEUTER. D,: Roanoke. ME; apt,: ASME: Pi Tau Sigma: Tau Beta Pi, DYCUS, R,; Nor« ard: Block P, 8 EDWARDS. D,: 1 Phi Eta Sigma, EGNOT. T: LaGrange. 111,. ME; Theta Tau; University Choir. Young Republicans Club: Pi Tau Sigma, EHLERS. T,; Portage. ME; Married Students: Auto Eng. Soc, 9 ELDRIDGE. |,; Kendallville. ME: Tarkinglon Hall, ELIAS. |,: South Bend. ME; Cary Hall. pres,. Mock P; Student Senate; Pi Tau Sigma. ENGLE. C: Indianapolis. ME: private home; Student Sen- ate, pres.. vice pres.; Student Faculty Committee Indpls. . ME. Thela Tau. ME: Pi Kappa Phi; WCTS; I 190 ( mm£. Freeman. Max A, Frilon. |ohn E. Funkhouser. S, E. Fussner. Richard tiallmeyer. David Genutis. Thomas D. George, [im G. Gonzalez. Orlando Graves. Thomas P Hildebrand. S. E. Holberl, Dana L. 3 Houseman. William Hugt. Alan | lones. Richard M- jordt. Waller R, Kawaguchi. Ray S, Kay. Douglas A. Kearney, David W. Kemper. Darl D. Klim. Larry Koenig. Richard |. Kolpin. Kenneth E. men behind the machines Lab studies ot fluid flow being made by mechanical engineering. 1 FORSTER. S,: Columbus. ME; Sigma Alpha Epsilon. FREEMAN. M.; Avilla. ME; Married Students; Pi Tau Sigma. FRITON. |.: Longview. Tex,. ME. Phi Kappa Psi: corr. sec. Rec. sec. pig trainer; Phi Eta Sigma FUNKHOUSER. S.; Bloominglon. ME; apt FUSSNER. R,: Brookville. ME; private home; ASME; Auto Eng.; Pi Tau Sigma. GALLMEYER. D.: Fort Wayne. ME. private home; ASME. 2 GENUTIS. T.: Richmond. ME; Wiley Hall; ASME; Lutheran Student Assoc; Purdue Veterans ' Assoc; Young Republi- GEORGE. |.; Tulsa. Okla.. ME; Harrison. Executive Board, unit councilman; ASME; Block P; Campus Chest; Mock P; Student Senate, finance chairman, president protem; Stu- dent Affairs advisory committee. Wesley Found., treasurer; YAF; Young Republicans, president; Pendragon; Omicron Delta Kappa; Pi Tau Sigma; Tau Beta Pi GONZALEZ. O.; Bogata. Columbia. ME; private home. GRAVES. T.; Bay Village. ME; Gary; Band, HILDEBRAND. S.; Decatur. ME. Tarkington. freshman council, senator, unit president; Mock P; Phi Eta Sigma; Pi Tau Sigma. HOLBERT. D.: Dana. ME; Gary; Pi Tau Sigma; Tau Beta Pi. 3 HOUSEMAN. W. M.: Dunkirk. ME; Thela Chi; ASME, HUGT. A.; New Buffalo. Mich.. ME; McCulcheon; Phi Eta Sigma; Pi Tau Sigma; Tau Beta Pi, lARMAN. R.; Garner. N. C. ME; private home; Tau Beta Pi. [ONES. R.; Pendleton. ME; Lambda Chi Alpha. ;ORDT. W.; Elmwood Park. 111,. ME; Owen. KAWAGUCHI. R.: Haleiwa. Hawaii. ME; McCulcheon; Naval ROTC Mutual Fund. Quarterdeck Society; Phi Eta Sigma; Pi Tau Sigma; Tau Beta Pi. 4 KAY. D.; Chevy Chase. Md.. ME; Alpha Epsilon Pi; Course and Instructor Evaluation; Phi Eta Sigma; Pi Tau Sigma. KEARNEY. D.; Kokomo. ME; Gary Hall. Grand Prix Chmn.; Unit councilman, joint councilman; Reamer Club. KEMPER, D-; Mishawaka. ME; private home. KLIM. L; Gary. ME; Gary Hall. KOENIG. R.; Indianapolis. ME; Married Students; Auto Eng.; Pi Tau Sigma. Tau Beta Pi. KOLPIN. K.; Des Plaines. 111.. ME; Alpha Sigma Phi. presi- 191 heads replace hands as ME automates LaMore. Terry f Lane. Eckel R. Martin. Quinn W. 1 Martz. Thomas C- McClead. |erry W. McKay. Angus T. McKinnon, Mark P. McMillin. William S McWilliams, C. D Miles. Stephen D Mills. Michael S. Miniuk. Robert ]. Nebesio. Daniel E. Obregon. Jaime E, O ' Oonnell. David I Osborne. Dee B. Pepe. Michael D. Pereira. ulio C Pfunder. jack E. 5 Powers, Richard T- Prentice. |ohn W. Rokosnik. William H. Reagan. Michael T. Reed, Kenneth C. 6 Riley. Donald R, Rost. Philip V, Ruddock. |ohn M. Russey. lames W. Sanders. Richard ] Scheuerlein. E. Schult. Robert F. Shaw. Daniel M. Sherwin. Kenneth I Senew. Michael |- Smith. |. David Snouwaert, Edwarc St. lean. Robert N, Stewart. Paul J. Stimson, John J. Taylor. Robert B. Tinsley. Charles H. Troha. William A 192 LaMORE. T : Manleno. Band. LANE, E Dcfianni-, (), LEWIS. B Mi.nlpi.|iir, LINDSTROMR W.hI l lamed Studenls Courts. . N |., ME; Phi Gamma Delh : Tau Kappa Epsilon, Phi El MARSHALL. | Pi ' oria. Sigma: Pi Tau Sigma. MARTIN. Q.: Fond du Lac. Wis., ME: Delta Upsilon: Student Court; Frosh Class Council: Soph. Class Council: Phi Eta Sigma. Tau Beta Pi. 2 MARTZ. T-: Indianapolis. ME; Alpha Tau Omega. McCLEAD. |.: Alexandria. ME: Wiley. McKAY. A.: Chicago Heights, 111.. ME: Owen: Band: Purdue Pilots. McKINNON. M.: Hagersto sity Choir: Varsity Glee CI Tau Beta Pi. McMILLIN. W.: Parma Hts.. O.. ME; Wiley, unit soc. dir: ASME, Soc of Auto Eng,: ASTME; ASHRAE. McWILLIAMS, C.: Aurora, 111.. ME; Phi Kappa Psi. sch. chm.; Soph Class Council: Jr. Class Council: Engineer: Sail- ing Club: Soc. of Auto Eng.: Gimlet: Omicron Delta Kappa; Ph Eta Sigma: Pi Tau Sigma: Skull and Crescent: Tau Beta Pi. 3 MENKHAUS. D.; Greensburg, ME; Tarkington: Pi Tau Sigma. MILES. S.: W. Lafayette. ME: Wiley, hall frosh council, homecoming display chm., Cary-Excalibur dance co-chm.: Frosh Class Council; Soc. of Auto Eng. MILLS, M.: So. Euclid. O.. ME; Sigma Alpha Mu. house mgr.. asst. pledge trainer, exchequer: DEBRIS: Phi Eta Sigma; Pi Tau Sigma: Tau Beta Pi. MINIUK. R.: Hammond. ME; McCutcheon. unit soc. dir. senator: Varsity foolball. NEBESIO. D.: Dearborn. Mich., ME; Kappa Sigma, vice pres.; Block P. Frosh Class Council. Soph Class Council. DE- BRIS, Mock P. Soc. of Auto Eng.: ASME. OBRECON. |.: Bogota. Colombia. ME: Apt: Bridge Club; Soccer Club. 4 O ' DONNELL. D.: Indianapolis, ME: Apt. OSBORNE. D.: Dayton. Ohio. ME; Wiley. PEPE. M.: Fort Wayne. ME; Apt. PEREIRA, 1.: Call. Colombia. ME: Apt. PFUNDER. |.: Dallas, Texas. ME: Sigma Alpha Epsilon. soc. chm.; ASME. PLUMMER. R.: Indianapolis. ME; Private Home: Band: Grand Prix Found: ASME: Auto Club. 5 POWERS. R.: Springdale, Ark., ME: Alpha Chi Rho. cor. sec; Engineer, art ed; Pi Tau Sigma: Tau Beta Pi. PRENTICE. |.: Seymour. ME: Kappa Sigma, treas.: ASME: Mock P: Student Faculty Comm.; IFC, judicial board. RAKOSNIK. W.: Glen Ellyn. III.. ME: Owen, frosh council, sec.-treas.. pres.: Reamer Club: Phi Eta Sigma; Pi Tau Sigma. REAGAN. M.: Ottawa. III.. ME: Delta Tau Delta, rules chm.: Frosh Class Council: Soph. Class Council: |r. Class Council; Soph. Class Pres.; Mock P: Old Masters: Student Senate; Student Government Academic; Omicron Delta Kappa: Phi Eta Sigma; Pi Tau Sigma: Skull and Crescent. REED. K.: Cincinnati. O.. ME; Private Home; Band; Kappa Kappa Psi. RICHARDSON, K.: Indianapolis. ME: Triangle; Band. Mock P; ASME. sec: Arnold Air Soc, complroller. 6 RILEY. D.: Goshen. ME; Wiley; frosh council, floor senator, senator-at-large. unit council. Mock p chm,; Mock P; Omi- cron Delta Kappa: Phi Eta Sigma: Pi Tau Sigma; Tau Beta Pi ROST, P.: Barringlon. III., ME: Tarkington, unit pres.: Crew Club: Pi Tau Sigma. RUDDOCK. I.; Rosedale. ME; Gary. RUSSEY. |.: Muncie, ME: Alpha Tau Omega, historian: Stu- dent Government Cultural, Student Government Internat ' l: Phi Eta Sigma; Pi Tau Sigma. SANDERS. R.: Chicago. III.. ME: ASME; Phi Eta Sigma: Pi Tau Sigma; Tau Beta Pi. SCHEUERLEIN. E.: Massapequa, N. Y.. Mobile Home; Council of Religious Org.; ASME: Pi Tau Sigma: Tau Beta Pi. 7 SCHULT. R.: Perrysburg. O.. ME: Tarkington; Band; Kappa Kappa Psi; Pi Tau Sigma: Tau Beta Pi. SHAW. D.: Rosedale. ME: Private Home; Pi Tau Sigma; POMM. SHERWIN. K.: Fort Wayne, ME; Kneale House, house mgr.; Purdue Student Housing Corp.. Soc Auto Eng.. chm. SENEW, M.: Glenview. III.. ME: McCutcheon. publicity dir.. student senate rep., exec, counc: ASME: Block P; Soph. Class Coun.; Mock P; Student Senate: Phi Eta Sigma; Pi Tau Sigma: Tomahawk; Pendragon. SMITH, J.: Villa Park. 111., ME; Apt. SNOUWAERT. E.; Wingate. ME: State House, soc. chm.. .sec; Mock P. 8 ST. JEAN. R.: SI. Louis, Mo.. ME: Beta Theta Pi; Block P; Grand Prix Found.; Student Union: Phi Ela Sigina; Pi Tau STEWART, R: Deerfield, III., ME: Wiley, senator, unit pres.: Block P: Phi Eta Sigma: Pi Tau Sigma; Tau Beta Pi. STIMSON, JR.. J.: Indianapolis. ME; Tarkington; Purdue Pi- TAYLOR, R.: Oxon Hill, Md., ME; Phi Delta Theta, pledge class vice-pres., asst. house mgr., rush chm.: Drill Team; Naval ROTC Mutual Fund; Student Union: Phi Eta Sigma: Pi Tau Sigma: Quarterdeck Society. TINSLEY, C; W. Laf.. ME: Married Courts: ASME: Block P: Chess Club. TROHA, W.; Indianapolis, ME: Married Courts: ASME. Sailing Club: Student Co-op Assn. 193 1 VanGORDEN nenl. Mock P; Pi Tau Sigma. VO. S.: Saigon, S. Vietnam, ME; apl.; Reamer Club. 2 WAINWRICHT, W.: Kirkwood, Mo., ME: Sigma Chi, chairman: Block P: |r. Class Counc: Student Union: IPC: ASME: Skull and Crescent. WALDERSEN, R,: Forest Park, 111,, ME: Theta Chi, first guard, house manager: Auto Eng.: ASME: Mock P: Soc. of Mec. Eng. 3 WELLS, S.i Lafayette, ME: private home: ASME: Soc. of Aulo Eng. WHITMORE. T : Indianapolis, ME: apt. 4 WIESMAN. A.: Franklin, ME: Triangle, membership direc- tor: ASME. Phi Fl.i SijiiiKi, Pi Tail Sigma: Tau Beta Pi. WILSON r I ' l ' !,:, , ' , r, ,i,i ME: Owen, senator: pro. gram dir. , ! 5 WONSI-: I I I WOODFORD Pi Tau Sigma. 6 YOUNG, W.: W. Lafayette, ME: Acacia, song chairman; Gimlet: Glee Club; Purdusirs: Skull and Crescent ZAMBO, R.: Highland. ME. private home, ASTD. Jljuhs. ME: 194 Dr. Harold T. Amrine, Industrial Engineering. IE — the business oriented engineer A general engineering education is the goal of many students and administra- tors. No such program is offered at Purdue ' s main campus, however. So where does the general engineering stu- dent go? Into industrial engineering ac- cording to Dean Amrine. A typical IE in- novation is its senior administrative course for people with engineering back- grounds. For the management oriented engineer, IE is the answer. ALPHA PI MU - Back Row: G. Murphy, D. Larkin, M. Snowball, R. Jones, G. Pritz, M. Drakulich, J. Seymour. Second Row: T. Schroeder, K. Wall, B.Bailey, R. Jones Jr., P. Granadillo, R. Wuthrich, R. Ohlrich. Front Row: D. Hard- wick, G. Hill, J. Tompkins. 195 196 applying engineering to industry mS S ■U ' PP ! i i 1:1! Filzwilson, R. C. 5 Gutierrez. Cesar 6 |ackson. Stephen Fuchs. Lawrence ]. Hall. latnes W, Jones. Raymond | Gallagher, Dale R. Harris. Michael D |ones. Robert S Garcia. Claudio R. Hill. Michael R Knable. William I ' Komatsu. Masayuki B Meyer. Kenneth E. 9 Pens. )eff D. lo Pittman, David W Lamkin. Roy W Munsell, Mark L. Peters, William P- Pottgen. William Larkin. Donald L. Murphy, Gordon D. Pfeifer, Kenneth Polts, Gary W. McNiece, Richard Nettesheim. R, D. Pilewski, Thomas Rangel. Hector A. I 1 BAUMAN. L.: Ft, Wayne. ENGR; Fowler Courts; AIIE. BELL. |, Cincinnati. Ohio. ENGR, Thela Chi. vice pres BEX, M, Martinsville. ENGR; Gary; AIIE, 2 BURGGRABE, R,: Evansville. ENGR; Phi Kappa Theta. asst. sec, judicial board member; AIIE. CHILDERS, ;.: Flossmoor. 111.. ENGR; Phi Gamma Delta. pres.; IFC, sec; Alpha Pi Mu; Skull and Crescent; Tau Beta Pi. ENGELLAND. B,: Eiyria. Ohio, Kappa Sigma, Grand Scribe, house manager, alumni relations chm ; AIIE 3 ESKOVITZ, |.; Pittsburgh. Pa,. ENGR; Alpha Epsilon Pi. sentinel, athletic chm,; Exponent. |r sports ed.. Alpha Pi Mu. recording sec; Sigma Delta Chi. Skull and Crescent FEELY, R.; Speedway, ENGR, Acacia FENNIMORE. C; Indianapolis. ENGR. Kappa Sigma, scholarship chm,; AIIE. Alpha Pi Mu. Block P; Mock P; Old Masters; Omicron Delta Kappa; Skull and Crescent; Stu- dent Union, activities director. 4 FITZWILSON. R.: Pittsburgh, Pa,, ENGR; Sigma Chi: MockP FUCHS, L: Whiting, ENGR; Pi Kappa Alpha GALLAGHER, D,: Rockv River, Ohio, ENGR, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Ireas,, correspondent; Alpha Pi Mu; AIIE, Phi Eld Sigma, GARCIA, C: Santa Clara, Cuba, ENGR, private home; Alpha Pi Mu; AIIE; undergraduate teacher asst, 5 GUTIERREZ, C; Monterrey N, L,, Mexico. ENGR; soccer club, HALL. |.: Hammond, ENGR; Delta Upsilon, vice pres,, sec, executive board; Phi Eta Sigma, HARRIS, M.: Beachwood, Ohio, ENGR; Sigma Alpha Mu, steward; AIIE; Band; Hillel Foundation; Mock P: Old Mas- HILL. M : Lafayette. ENGR; Alpha Phi Omega; Alpha Pi Mu. AIIE; Tau Beta Pi. 6 lACKSON. S,; Ft, Wayne. ENGR; apt. Industrial Engineers, lONES, R Indianapolis, ENGR; Alpha Chi Rho, pledge trainer. Alpha Pi Mu; AIIE; Crew; Pbi Ela Sigma; Sailing Club; Scabbard and Blade; Skull and Crescent; Tau Beta Pi (ONES, R,; Erie, Pa,, ENGR: Tau Kappa Epsilon, historian; Alpha Phi Mu; AIIE. KNABBLE. W.; Sellersburg. ENGR: Kappa Sigma. KOMATSU. M.: Sailama. |apan. ENGR: Gary: Alpha Pi Mu; AIIE. LAMKIN. R.; St. Louis. Mo,. ENGR; Delta Tau Delta, pledge class pres,; activities chm,; AIIE; Class Council, soph,, jr.; Gimlet; Greek Week Penny Carnival; IFC; Skull and Cres- LARKIN, D.; Cloverdale, ENGR; I Phi Mu; AIIE: Tau Beta Pi: YAF, McNIECE, R,; Ft. Wavne, ENGR; Tarkingti Slu, CIS ; Alpha 8 MEYER, K ; Seymour, ENGR; BETA Sigma Psi, Grand Prix, Prix Foundation MUNSELL, M Franklin Lakes, N | , ENGR, Sigma Chi; Alpha Pi Mu; AIIE; Block P; Class Council, frosh, soph ; Class Officer, frosh; Iron Key, Mock P; Old Masters; Omi- cron Delta Kappa; Skull and Crescent; Student Senate, MURPHY, G. South Bend, ENGR, Beta Theta Pi; Alpha Pi Mu, Phi Eta Sigma, Skull and Crescent; Student Court; Tau Beta Pi, NETTESHEIM, R: New Berlin, Wis,, ENGR: Triangle, pledge trainer, Pershing Rifles, Quarterdeck Society. 9 PENS. I Hammond, ENGR: apt,: AIIE, PETERS, W.; Milwaukee, Wis,, ENGR; private home: AIIE, Exponent, PFFIFER, K,: Knox. ENGR: Sherman, social chm,: AIIE, PILEWSKI, T; Chicago. III., ENGR: apt,, |oint council; AIIE; Karate Club: Student Union, 10 PITTMAN, 0.; Cincinnati, Ohio, ENGR: Beta Theta Pi, treas-, steward: Class Council, frosh, ir: DEBR S; Skull and Crescent; Tau Beta Pi, POTTGEN, W.; Glendale, Mo,, ENGR: Phi Kappa Tau, rush chm,; Exponent: IFC; Student Senate POTTS, C,: Bedford, ENGR: Triangle, pledge trainer; DE- Bfl S; Engineer; Exponent; Sigma Delta Chi. RANGEL H,; Garza Garcia, N, L Mexico, apt,; Industrial Engineers, Schmidt, Thomas P. Schroeder, Thomas 5 Thier. Robert 1 Tompkins, [am Webster. Richard 8 Z.egler. Dennis C Ziegler. George R 9 Zion. Randy L. i a 1 RODGERS. G.- Danville. IE: Acacia. Skull and Crescent; ASTME. AIIE: Varsity Baseball, SCHATZ. G-: Villa Park. III.. IE: Pi Kappa Phi: Phi Eta 2 SCHMIDT. T,: Omaha. Neb., IE: Triangle, financial dir.: Alpha Pi Mu; Industrial Engineers: U Choir: Omicron Delta Kappa; Players. Tau Beta Pi: Old lilasters Central Comm.; Chm. Phi Eta Sigma nat. convention. SCHROEDER. T.: Arcade. N, Y.. IE: Theta Chi. rush chm.: Alpha Pi Mu; AIIE. Band; Mock P; course and instr. eval. 3 SHER. R.: St. Louis. Mo,. IE: Alpha Epsilon Pi. soc chm,: Alpha Pi Mu; AIIE. Block P: Exponent. Greek Week Penny Carnival; Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi. SNOWBALL. M lackson. Miss.. IE; Phi Kappa Tau; AIIE. 4 STICKEL. D.: Elkhart. IE: Married Stu. Cts.; Collegiate 4-H. SWANSON. D, Galesburg. 111.. IE: Pi Kappa Alpha, vice pres.; Band. 5 THIER. R. Itasca. 111.. IE; Sigma Nu. asst. pledge trainer: Mock P; AIIE. Purdue Pilots; SGS; Mock P, TOMPKINS. |, Elmwood Park. 111,. IE: Married Stu, Cts,: Metallurgical Engrs : Tau Beta Pi; Alpha Pi Mu. pres.: Indus- trial Engineers, vice pres.: Engr, Counc. vice chm. 6 WARZIN. R. Euclid. Ohio. IE: Phi Kappa Tau: Block P: D£- BHIS: Mock P WATTERS. T Ft, Worth. Tex . IE. Phi Delta Theta. scholar- ship chm,; Alpha Phi Mu; DEBHIS: Phi Eta Sigma, 7 WEBSTER. R,: Union City. IE: Phi Delta Theta. sec; Gimlet: Greek; Sigma Delta Chi; Skull and Crescent, WRIGHT. |: Sandusky. Ohio. IE: Alpha Chi Rho. sgl.- at-arms; AIIE; Block P, 8 ZIEGLER. D.: Bristol. IE: Beta- Sigma Psi. pres.. exc. bd.. scholarship chm,. public relations: AIIE: IFC; Mock P, ZIEGLER. G, Crete. III.. IE; Phi Kappa Tau. little sis chm,: Soc, of Auto Eng,: Block P; Mock P. 9 ZION, R,; Ft, Wayne. IE: Sigma Phi Epsilon. Dean of Civil Engineering, Dr. John F. McLaughlin. CE 490 is an inspection trip to the Chica- go area where operations of interest to civils — Chicago Bridge and Iron, for ex- ample — are examined. 490 exemplifies the manner in which CE courses relate today ' s studies to tomorrow ' s work and emphasizes the interplay between engi- neering and other fields, such as sociolo- gy and economics. Methods like this keep CE ' s uniquely in tune with today ' s world and tomorrow ' s job. civils keep a tab on tomorrow Graveel. W. Ingles, 1. Gulick, R. D. Jessup. |. Flora, B. McClellan, |. CHI EPSILON - Back Row (ton to bottom): R. Klosterman Liljestrando, M. Moran. Third Row: D. Miller, R. Youn Kruzic. Second How: R. Placey, L. Heigerud. J. Phillips, T. Christopher. B. McClellan. R. Gu ham, J. Roy, B. Helm, J. Wunder. Front Row:]. Oxiey. J. Hitdlebaugh, D. Schulz, R. Kinnick, R Kruger, R. May, J. Goodwin, D. Chieply, P. Kropp! 199 AKIYAMA. A.: Hilo. Hawaii. CE: ASCE: OMA. BEARD. P.: Angola. CE: Farmhouse, sccrclary. assl. social rh.iirmnn: ASCK: rnllPRi.ilc 4 H: IPC: SCS: Young Rcpuh- K A.SCK 4 ESSLING, M.: La Porte. CE: ASCE. PARRIS. R.: Terre Haulc. CE: apt.: ASCE: Army ROTC Fund. FLORA. |.: Mcrrillville. CE: Marrii-d Sludenls Cis : t:hi Kp. silon: ASCE: Tau Bcla Pi 5 GAMMON. ).: Belhi-sda. Md.. CE. Alpha Chi Rh... iilii.il ,il Tn m lyama. Alvin G, 2 Carter. Ronald M. 3 Czyszczon. Andrew 4 Essling, Michael ard. Phillip H. Cosper. lohn W Doyle, lohn M Farris. Robert T. uce. Michael G. Crews. Thomas L. Ellzroth. Richard Flora, lames (, ficcr. song leader: Band: ASCE. GULICK. ).: Newark. N. Y.. CE: Owin, NE alhle ASCE: Chi Epsilon. GURNHAM. R.: Chicago. III.. CE; Gary; ASCE: ( Crew, vice pres. 6 HANSON. R.: rndianapolis, CE: Kappa Delta Rho: Mock P: Young Rep. C luh. HARTMAN, C; South Bend, CE: Phi Kappa Thela; Naval ROTC Mutual Fund. HATrERSLEY, P.: Monticcllo, CE: Acacia: ASCE vice HELGERIl HESS. M HIGH U HOLS I. I) lESSUP. D.: Dr.immcn. Norway. CE: apt.: Chi Epsilon. E: Wiley: ASCE: Block P: Chi Epsi- 8 |(IHA sl -. I Ml,, ,,,„,n, c;E: Married Students CIS. |()Nr;s M I 1 .Alpha Gamma Rho, pledge lr,iirHi III I ' I I ill iiliMders, capl.; Chi Epsilon; KAiri.l; I ii ii, I |H IV. lie home; ASCE. KI.ASII l: l I . I. HI,., I, I (1; CE: Theta Chi: Block P: ASC;H. Ihl., |ll-l., iiiMill .iiul Crescent: Chi Epsilon; Tau Beta Pi. 9 KROPP. P.: Mantua. O.. CE: Owen: WMRH: Chi Epsilon. vice pres.; Tau Beta Pi. KRUZIC. |.; Cicero, 111., CE: apt.: ASCE: OMA: Chi Epsilon; Tau Beta Pi. LIND. K.; Wauseon. O , CE; private home. ASCE; Tau Beta 10 McCLELLAN. B,: Salem, CE; McCulcheon: ASCE; Chi Ep- McCREARY, D.: Hamilton. O.. CE; Wiley, asst. dir. work- MELLUM. S.: Oslo. Norway, CE: apt. MERRITT, L.: Drexel Hill, Pa,, CE: Pi Kappa Alpha: ASCE. MILLER. D, Belmont. N, V,, CE; Kappa Sigma: ASCE; Chi ASCE, nd, CE, pn , Cal , CE; Triangle, secretary dir.: ,al ROTC Mutual Fund; Alpha Phi MILLER, 1 NIEBERT, ASCE; M. PAINE, R : Elkhart, CE; Lambda Chi Alpha; Crew CI PARKER, C : Anderson, CE. Pi Kappa Alpha, house n ASCE, PEDERSEN. |: Penn Yan. N. Y. CE; Fowler Courts. 200 Gurnham. Roy F. rlmdii. Chdiit Kersley Peter You ' re kidding me, that ' s what you got for an concrete ideas for better cities High. William R. Holsl, Darryl G. lessup. David R. 8 johansen. [ohan K iohnson, Dwighl 1 Jon Katter. Randall K. Klosterman. R. E. 9 Kropp. Peter K. Kruzig. Joseph E. Lind, Kenneth J, McClellan. Boyd K, 201 Phillips, lerry D 2 Read. Charles W, Placey. Ronald R Risa. Knslen RiMerskamp, D ;, 4 Ross. Slephei Robinson, lack M Roy, |ohn A Schoenberger. |. .Schuiz, Dennis K. 3 RITTEKSkAMI ' [i ROBIN.SON. I Kv,insnll,-, CK, TnanKle. sue, and act, dir. lions chm : ASCE: University Choir; Young Re- publicans; Phi Eta Sigma, 4 ROSS. S,; Carmel. CE; Phi Delia Theta, pledge ASCE: Band; IFC; Young Republicans. ROY. |,: Bourbonnais. 111.. ENGR SCI; Phi Kappa Theta. house mgr,: Civil Engineers: Quarterdeck Society; Chi Ep- SMITH, |,: Anderson, CE; apt, STILES, T.. Indianapolis, CE; Phi Kappa Tau. chm.: ASCE; IFC. TALIAFERRO. R ILimmond. CE: Owen: ASCE. TINKLE, r; l,r,,i,u I I r |,vt home: ASCE, TODD, I) II, !, ' r .: (I ,|,( I ' du Beta Pi, vvac;ni:r h ii. ,,..;,. ,:;, i i„ Carv; asce, WALTER, I, I ,Mi v ,n,„ i r, Cary. ' WEYER. U I , i,l„„„„l. (.1.. Carv; Civil Engineers. Ranjiuun. Burma. CE; pvt. home; ASCE, YEE, 202 OMEGA CHI EPSILON - Back Row: R. Squires, P. Reger, J. Guffey. T. Murphy, P. Allen, R, Harrer, S. Wi ' l- lidms. Third Row: I Wilkin- son, T. Downey, J. Saddler, 1. Smith. R. Miller, J. Rice. Sec- ond Row: T. Hertwig, G. Mar- n. D. Meyer, D. Pershing. D. Addington. J. Schlamp. G. Quinn. Front Row: M. Fer- man, W. Fruit, O. Olabisi, F. Coe, M. Farrell, T. Goad. A. Jeje. Dr. Greenkorn believes that the engineer of today is more involved with the world in which he lives than the engineer of the past, and for good reason: Engineers are in positions of power and responsibility, as a result, they have to be involved. The Chemical Engineering Department pro- duces involved engineers. Involved as students with their school ' s courses and policies, the Chem. E. ' s go on to become industrial leaders, involved with busi- ness and society in the world around them. chem E ' s learn involvement for today and tomorrow ' Double, double toil and trouble, I ' lir burn and cauldron bubble. - Chem. E. power! Dr. Robert A. Greenkorn, Head of Chemical Engineering, 203 flexibility ly. in Met E With only 100 undergraduates, the Metal- lurgical Engineering and Materials Science School is the most liberal of the engineering schools. A full 75% of a stu- dent ' s courses are of his choice, giving Met. E. the most flexible elective pro- gram in engineering. Students also have a voice on the school ' s undergraduate cur- riculum committee through a junior and a senior representative. Student power has come as a result of student responsi- bility. Dr. Richard E. Grace, Head of Materials Science and Met. E. iv :lS i } ' i as City, Mo.. Chem E: Wiley SE. sec- Frosh Class counc; AIChE; Band; Cata- lyst Club: Mock P; Omega Chi Epsilon: Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; Tomahawk. COLEMAN, |.; Lafayette. Chem E; apt. COMPTON. T.: Van Werl. Ohio. Met E; Sigma Pi. soc. chm., vice pres., rush chm.; AIMetE; Mock P; The Greek; Young Republicans. 3 COURSEN, |.; Palatine, 111.. Chem E; Theta spending sec. rush chm.; Archery Club, pres.; Omega Chi Epsilon; Phi Eta Sigma. DERBY. R.: Elkhart. Owen Hall; Catalyst Club. DIEROLF. C: Colombia. South America. Chem E; apt.; SGI; Speech Pro|ecls Advisor; Catalyst Club; AlChE. 205 chemical reactions on a grand scale Get your glass ready: I think we ' ve got it DOUGHERTY. W.: Washington, Chem E; apl.; Catalysl Club, DOWNEY. T- Monlicello, Chem E: AlChE: Band; Calalysl Club; Omega Chi Epsilon. DUROS. D.: Auburn, Chem E; Alpha Sigma Phi; DEBR S; Skull and Crescent. FARRELL. M.: Galveston. Tex.. Chem E: apt.: Catalyst Club; Chem Eng.; Omega Chi Epsilon. pres.; Tau Beta Pi. I FOSTER. R.: Akron. Ohio. Chem E; Tau Kappa Epsilon. soc. chm.; Catalyst Club. GADOMSKl. R.: Park Ridge. 111.. McCutcheon Hall; AlChE; Block P; Catalyst Club: Mock P; OMA. GOAD. T.: Noblesville. Chem E; private home; AlChE: Omega Chi Epsilon: Tau Beta Pi. HEIMAN. [.: Pittsburgh. Pa.. Chem E; apt.: Catalyst Club: Young Republicans. 1 HERRICK. P.: Binghanton. N. Y.. Chem E; Phi Kappa Psi. pledge trainer: AIChE: Block P: Calalysl Club: Greek Week Penny Carnival: Phi Eta Sigma: Student Union. HERTWIG. T: Highland. Chem E: Tarkmgton Hall, poli- tical-publicity dir.. senator: AlChE; Camera Club, pres.; Omega Chi Epsilon; Pendragon. HORNYAK. I : E. Chicago. Chem E; Tarkington Hall, sena- tor, pol. and pub. chm.: AlChE; Mock P. HUNT. B.i Indianapolis. Met E: Tau Epsilon Phi. pres.. treas.; AIMetE. 4 KRAFT. G.: Park Ridge. 111.. Chem E: apt. LINDBERG. L.: Valparaiso. Met E: Gary Hall LOGSDUN. ).: Munsler. Chem E: Beta Sigma Psi. LUCKEY. H.; Kimmell. Met E: Sigma Pi. herald; AIMetE; Mock P: Alpha Sigma Mu. 5 MANN. K.: Evansville. MSE; Pi Kappa Alpha, sec: Expo- nent; Mock P: Student Government Cultural; Phi Eta Sigma. MARSH. L: Des Plaines. 111.. Chem E; Owen Hall. pres.. ath- letic dir.. soc. dir.: Reamer Club; U Choir; Canoe Club; Phi Eta Sigma. McCULLEY. M.: Livingston. Tenn.. Met E; private home: Alpha Sigma Mu. pres.: Amer. Soc. Metals, vice pres.: Navy NESEP Battalion operations officer: AIMelE: Tau Beta pi. PHILLIPS. C: Kokomo. Chem E; Married Students Court: AlChE: Married Student Counc: Catalyst Club: Student Senate. 6 PROVENCAL. |.: Springfield. Mass.. Chem E; private home. RHODES. P.: Clifton Forge. Va.. Chem E: McCutcheon Hall. Block P: Catalyst Club; AlChE: Pilots: Young Republicans; Omega Chi Epsilon. RICE. |.: Indianapolis. Chem E: Alpha Sigma Phi. house manager, steward: Student Union: Omega Chi Epsilon. RIESING. R.i Wauwatosa. Wis.. Chem E. McCutcheon Hall; Catalyst Club; Omega Chi Epsilon; Tau Beta Pi. 7 SADDLER. |.: LaCrange. Chem E: Omega Chi Epsilon; Tau Beta Pi, SCHLAMP. |,: Francisco. Chem E; apt.; Catalyst Club; Omega Chi Epsilon: Tau Beta Pi. SHANNON. P.; Muncie. Chem E: Married Students: AlChE: SGI: Catalyst Club, STRUNA. |,: Euclid. Ohio, Chem E; McCutcheon Hall, 8 SWIFT. R.: Fort Wayne. Chem E; Tau Kappa Epsilon. sgt.- at-arms: Catalysl Club: AIChE; flivel; Student Union, THOMAS. |.: Norwalk. Conn.. Chem E: Harrison Hall, ath- letic dir.: Purdue Ranger: Scabbard and Blade: Alpha Phi TURNER. W.; Glen Ellyn. 111,. Sigma Nu. vice pres,. athletic dir,; AIChE; Block P; Catalyst Club; Chem .Soc, WATKINS. W.; Rochester. N. Y,. Met E; Married Students; AIMetE: Alpha Sigma Mu: Tau Beta Pi, 9 WELCHNER. M.: Canton. Ohio. Met E; apt.: Alpha Lambda Delta: Alpha Sigma Mu. vice pres.; Tau Beta Pi: Women En- gineers, pres.. treas, WILKINSON. (,: Jeffersonville. Chem E; Gary Hall. |oint council: Omega Chi Epsilon. WILLIAMS. L: |effersonville. Chem E; private home: AIChE: Catalyst Club. WINSLOW. A.; Brussels. Belgium. Alpha Sigma Phi. chap- lain; Catalyst Club: AIChE; Swimming Team mgr. 206 IIP Dougherty, William Downey. Thomas F Duros, David R. Farrell. Michael E. 2 Foster. Robert H. Gadomski, Robert Goad, Thomas L. Heiman, |ohn C. Herrick. Philip R. Hertwig. Thomas . Hornyak. John M, Hunt, Brooks H. Kraft. Gregory C. Lindberg, Larry H. Logsdun. John E. Luckey, Hugh A. 5 Mann. Kenneth 1 McCulley. Michael Phillips, Gary M. 6 Provencal. John E. Rhodes, Paul E, Riesing. Ronald R. Saddler. Joseph R. Schlamp. Jan N, Shannon. Patrick H. Struna. James L- Turner. William K- Walkins. William A Welchner, Marilyn Wilkinson. John W. Williams. Lloyd D. Winslow. Alan R. aero has new dean, new ideas This year we ' re j oing forward, com- mented Dr. Hsu Lo, the new dean of the Aero, Astro and Engineering Sciences School. Dr. Lo, along with Assistant Dean J. L. Bogdanoff, is spearheading the school ' s use of new ideas in education. Among the changes already made is the addition of an engineering analysis se- quence and a new aero design course which teaches how to use the computer as a decision maker rather than as a super slide rule. SIGMA GAMMA TAU-Back Row: N. Walker, R. Alliston, D. Lewis, S. Smith, T. Kaemming R. Johnson, S. Zakem R EIble, L. Lui, M. Kahl. Second Row:H. Croon, S. Drinkut T Brown | ■ c; ' ' , - D ' ' J- Bird, T. Maxwell, W. McWhirter. ronl How DFraley ' ll: Kuhns, R. Shaw, K. Kayser, R, Palmer, R. Blandford, R. Russell, J. Edwards This year we ' re Dr. Hsu Lo, Head of A. and E. Sci. Amerman. DavK in IH i i«l . Bl ii 3 Blessing. William Bird, Thomas A. Bofah. Lawrence a. Gregory A. Doran, Michael E. Drinkul, Samuel A. 6 Duzak. Michael C. Farris. Richard L. AMERMAN, D.; Clinlon, AE: apl, ANDNE, W.: Des Plaines, III., AE,- Beta Sigma I sec. scholarship comm.: Aeronautics and , Band; Lutheran Student Assoc; Sigma Gamn ARNOLD. |,: Trenton, N. .. AE; Fowler CIS. ALIMENT. |.; Lancaster. Pa., EngrSci; Sigma ; DE- BARTER. S.: Evansville. AE; Triangle, soc chm.; Arnold Air Soc; Creek Week; Mock P; Phi Eta Sigma. BLANDFORD. R.: Tell City, AE; Theta Tau, pledge master; Aeronautics and Astronautics. Phi Eta Sigma. 3 BLESSING. W.: Fort Wayne. ESE; Beta Sigma Psi, 2nd vice pres., exec bd.. chaplain; ASME; Phi Eta Sigma; Sigma Gamma Tau; Sigma Pi Sigma; Tau Beta Pi, BIRD. T.: Cincinnati. Ohio, AE; Sigma Nu, sentinel; Phi Eta Sigma, Sigma Gamma Tau; Tau Beta Pi; Pershing Rifles, fi- nance officer. BOFAH, L: Mim. Ghana, AE; African Students Assoc; Alpha Sigma Mu; Sigma Gamma Tau; Tau Beta Pi. 4 BROWN. |.: NoblesviUe. AE; Wiley; Sigma Gamma Tau. BROWN, T.; NoblesviUe. AE; Wiley. Sigma Gamma Tau. CAMPBELL. D,: Lapel. ESE; Married Students CI. 5 CIECIWA. C: Michigan City. AE; Phi Kappa Thela; Aero- nautics and Astronautics. DORAN. M.: Indianapolis. AE; Tarkington. hall counselor; Sigma Gamma Tau DRINKUT. S.: Indianapolis. ESE; Wiley, homecoming sign, chm.. freshman orientation: Block P; PSES; Sigma Gamma Tau; Sigma Pi Alpha; Sigma Pi Sigma. 6 DUZAK. M.: Stratford. Conn.. AE; Owen, unit and exec. EHARDT. T.: Homewood, III.. ESE; Triangle, operations dir.; Phi Eta Sigma; Sigma Gamma Tau; Skull and Crescent. FARRIS. R.: Wolcottville. AE; Gary, unit councilman; Aero- nautics and Astronautics. 209 Fishback. Alan C. Fossetl. Waliai:e L. Fralcv. naviil VV 2 Greenland. Richard Hall, Danv R, Hannah, Darryl K. HayhursI, |ohn B. Hehner. Andrea A, Ingle, Robert L, 5 Kinney. Bruce E. Lam. Paul C. Lawler. Roy C. Landy. Michael A Lauc. Dennis R. Lewis. Donald G. 7 Nuss. Elmer A. Owczarek. Ed A Palmer, Robert W. Pankiw. Henry S. Pederson. Robert Riley, lames W, 1 FISHBACK. A.: Anderson. AE: apt.; Arnold Air Soc. FOSSETT, W.: Erlanger. Ky.. AE: Triangle: Ensineer: Ex- ponent: DEBRIS. FRALEY, D,: W. Lafayelle. AE; Aemnaulics and Astro- nautics: Sigma Gamma Tau, pres.: Tau Beta Pi, corres. sec: Phi Eta Sigma. 2 GREENLAND. R.: Anderson. AE: PI Kappa Alpha, little sis chm.: Hockey Club: Aeronautics and Astronautics: Skull and Crescent: Soph class counc: Student Gov.: DEBH S. HALL. D.: Clarksburg. Md.. AE: McCutcheon: Naval ROTC. HANNAH. C: Martinsville. AE: Acacia, scholarship chm.: Arnold Air Soc: Phi Eta Sigma: Sigma Gamma Tau: Tau Beta Pi. 3 HA YHURST. ).: Parkersburg. W. Va.. AE: Wiley, sec: Soph Class Counc: Debating Forum: Mock P: Naval ROTC Mu- tual Fund: Phi Eta Sigma: Tomahawk: Quarterdeck Socie- ly- HEHNER. A.: Belleville. 111.. ESE: Warren: Block P: Alpha Lambda Delta: Green Guard: Sigma Gamma Tau: Sigma Pi Sigma: Tau Beta Pi: University Choir. INGLE. R.: Kokomo. AE: Kappa Sigma. Grand Master of Ceremonies: Glee Club: Gimlet: Aeronautics and Astro- nautics: Mock P: Old Masters: Skull and Crescent. 4 lOHNSON. R,: DeKalb. III.. AE: Phi Sigma Kappa: Phi Eta Sigma. KAEMMING, T.: To ledo, Ohio, AE; apt,; Band; Kappa Kappa Psi: Phi Eta Sigma; Sigma Gamma Tau: Tau Beta Pi. KAYSER, K.: Fort Wayne, ESE: Married Student Cts.; Sigma Gamma Tau; Tau Beta Pi. 5 KINNEY, B.: Pennington, N. |,. AE; apt. LAM. P.: Hong Kong. ESE: apt.: Chinese Student Club; En- gineer; Phi Eta Sigma; Soccer Club; Tau Beta Pi. LAWLER. R.; W. Lafayette. AE. LANDY. M.: Highland Park. III.. AE; Sigma Alpha Mu. sec. vice pres.: Grand Prix Found.; Purdue Pilots: Skull and LAUE. D,: Fort Wayne. AE; Beta Sigma Psi. soc. chm.: Phi Eta Sigma; Skull and Crescent: Young Republicans: Greek. Camera Club. LEWIS. D.i Fulton. N. Y.. AE: apt.: Bands; Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Gamma Tau. program chm. 6 MANZOLU. R.: Honolulu, Hawaii, AE; Delta Tau Delta. METZ. R.; Evansville, AE: Stale House, treas.; Band; Mock P. MICHEL. W.; Roselle. 111.. AE; Sigma Nu; Aeronautics and Astronautics Soc. Exponent. Mock P. MILLER. |.; Hammond, AE. MILNE. D.; Albuquerque. N. M.. AE; Phi Gamma Delta, steward; Block P: Skull and Crescent: Swim Team. cpt. MAXWELL. T.; West Alexander. Pa.. AE; Married Student Cts.; Aeronautics and Astronautics; Block P; Sigma Gamma Tau: Student Union. 7 NUSS. E.: Skokie. III.. AE; Sigma Phi Epsilon. scholarship chm,; Mock P; Student Union, OWCZAREK. E.: Hammond. AE; apt,: Camera Club. PALMER. R.; Zionsville, AE; Delta Sigma Phi, sec, pledge master, sergeant-at-arms, historian; Aeronautics and As- tronautics; Mock P. PANKIW. H,: Gary, AE; Gary, counselor. PEDERSON, R.; Westmonl. 111,. AE; Tau Epsilon Phi, house mgr., vice pres.; Aeromodellers; Purdue Pilots. RILEY. JR.. ),: Greensburg, E SCI; Phi Delta Theta, pres., pub. chm,. sec; Gimlet Club: Iron Key; Omicron De a Kappa; Sigma Delta Chi; Skull and Crescent: Soph class vice pres.. DEBRIS, asst. bus. mgr.. bus. mgr. 8 RUSSELL. R,: Indianapolis. AE; apt.. Alpha Phi Omega Sigma Gamma Tau; Young Democrats. SHAW. R.: Spartanburg. S, C. AE; Sigma Pi: Crew: Mock P; Naval ROTC Mutual Fund; Phi Eta Sigma: Quarterdeck 3 5 who said the sky was the limit? Soc; Scabbard and Blade; Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Gamma Tau treas.; Midshipman Battalion Commander, 9 SIEFKEN. ].: Kokomo. ESE; Phi Kappa Psi. rush chm. treas.; Skull and Crescent; Aeronautics and A Gimlet; Mock P: Phi Eta Sij SMITH. S.; Sellersburg. AE: Wiley: Phi Eta Sigma, Sigma Gamma Tau; Tau Beta Pi. 10 STEURY. R.; Berne. AE; Married Student Cts.; Phi Eta Sigma: Sigma Gamma Tau: Sigma Pi Sigma; Tau Beta Pi: YAF; Young Republicans. SVENDSEN. D.: Columbus, Ohio, AE; Sigma Nu, chaplain. 11 TOPAI, H.; Pittsburgh, Pa., AE: apt. UNDERWOOD. D.; Danville, AE; Wiley; Aeronautics and Astronautics: Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi, 12 WALKER, N.: Speed. AE: Wiley; Arnold Air Soc; Phi Eta Sigma: Sigma Gamma Tau; Tau Beta Pi; Honor Flight, WARFORD. M.: Lawrenceburg. AE: McCutcheon. unit WEBER. R,; South Bend. AE; apt. WERTZ. F.; Martinsville. N. ].. AE: Harrison, floor unit senator; Arnold Air Society: Block P: WGRS; YAF. chm.: Young Republicans. ZAKEM. S.: Cincinnati. Ohio, AE; Wiley; Band: Sigma 8 Russell, II, R, E, Shaw. Robert L. Steury. Ronald L 11 Topai, Huba Z. 12 Walker. Svendsen. Dick G. Underwood. D. W. Warford Weber. Richai Wertz. Faust I 14 Zakem, Steve 211 ALPHA EPSILON - Back Row: R. Alverson. J. Perum pral, A. Chang, J. Ogilvie, K Von Bargen. [. Crosby, P. Goo drich, C. Robeson. Third Row G. Haugh, W. Skaggs, L. Thompson, M. Sabbah, J. Nye, V. Morey, L. Stephens, G. Za chariah. Second Row: D Heron, P. Kundu, M. Libbey.J. Lindley, |. Sell. Front Row: G. Bockelman. R. Pyle, D. Smith D. Deason, C. Flood. Keeping pace in the oldest and largest in- dustry in the world is the job of the Ag Engineer. As well as the math and sci- ences studied by any engineer, he also examines the life sciences of the biologist to provide an understanding of nature ' s systems. This knowledge is then used to protect the land and its products. Work- ing in media from machinery, to soil, to foods, to research, his object is to reduce cost and improve quality and quantity — all to supply us with the food we eat. A turkey thigh bone is the victim of a machine which measures its tensile properties. I looking to a well-fed future f m ! lAil Bockelman. Gilberl P, 2 Miller. Sluarl A. Crosby. |ames A- Pyle. Roger L Gilmore, A Keith Robeson. Carl E Heron. |ohn R, Sell, lames L, Laidig. Roger D Smith. Dave R, The plant already has pot. 1 BOCKELMAN. G,: Richmond. AG ENG. apt; Block P ' ; Alpha Epsilon: Alpha Zela: Tau Beta Pi: Ag Eng. secretary CROSBY, |,: Flat Rock. AG ENG; apt. Ag Eng; Ceres: Alpha Epsilon: Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi: Alpha Zeta: ASAE trea- GILMORE. K.: Carlisle. AG ENG: Married Students: ASAE. HERON. ).: Tipton. AG ENG: Gary Quad: Soccer Club: Col- legiate 4-H: Chem Soc: Tomahawk: Tau Beta Pi. Ag Counc: Ag Eng: Alpha Epsilon: ASAE. treasurer and president. LAIDIG. R.: Wakarusa. AG ENG; Sherman House: Ceres: Collegiate 4-H: SCA: Young Republicans: Mock P: ASAE. secretary, v-pres.. pres. 2 MILLER, S.: Delphi. AG ENG: Gary: Ag Eng. PYLE. R. Rockville. AG ENG; Farmhouse: Ag Counc: Band: Collegiate 4-H: Ag Writer. Ag Eng president, v-president. treasurer: Alpha Epsilon Vice pres. ROBESON. C: Logansport. AG ENG; Wiley; ASAE, univ. Presbyterian Church, sec.-treas. SELL. |.: Brook. AG ENG: Gary Hall: Band; Alpha Epsilon: Alpha Zeta: Tau Beta Pi: ASAE. |oinl councilman: political director of Gary Hall. SMITH. D,: Foriville. AG ENG; Fowler Crts: Alpha Epsilon, automation brought to field and farm iphitilk 213 i Mi H l l !i V W Iv €w d U 1. M. COUNCIL - Buck Row: E. Sotelo, T. Maddox. S. Seabury, D. Perdue, T. Hare, F. Gillis, C. Lawrence, |. Miller, P. Scaletta, R. Walbaum, L. Solmon, D. Tucker, FronI Row: G. Beebe, S. Movar, D. Griffin, M. Ginzler, R. Katz, J. Planders, Dean J, S, Day. enterprizing IM men initiate change -i A Day in the Life of an I.M. Man means studying in the quietest library on cam- pus, engaging in discussions over coffee in the Krannert drawing room, and taking courses that use the Harvard Case Meth- od. The students can and have influenced their classroom environment through the I.M. Council. It has been effective in re- vising a curriculum that combines tech- nical knowledge with liberal arts aware- ness. Instructor evaluation has followed curriculum revision on another front. Using the video tape machines in the be- havioral science labs, professors can film their assistants in actual classroom situa- tion. Playing back the tape, with the in- structor present, was an often painful but always a meaningful experience. Im- proving the school from within has pro- duced an I.M. student prepared to work with people in marketing and public rela- tions fields. 214 from state street to wall street Burlchell. Sle ' Callaghan. De ABEL. |,: Anderson. IME: Thela Chi, pres , sec , exp chm : Honor Guard; WMRH IFC BANAS. [., Gary. IM; Gary. pub. chm . sec.-treas . unit cou ALLEN. R Rosedale IME. Private home: Naval ROTC Mu- tual Fund. Quarterdeck Soc BAND. |. W. Lafayette. IME. Phi Mu; Grand Prix Fou ALMA. M Speedway. IME. apt Student Government Academic; Student Cultural, d.r.: E ALTHOFF. R Osceola. IM; Married Stu,. Soc for Adv ponenl. ANDERSON. A : Hammond. IME; Owen; Camera Club 2 ANDERSON. M W Lafayette. IME. Pi Kappa Phi. Block P. Creek Week Penny Carnival; SGS; Student Union; Young Republicans ARCHER. S. Ft. Wayne. IME. Private home, ARMSTRONG. S Owensville. IME. apt.. Block P; Student AUGER. B: South Bend. IM; Phi Kappa Theta. assistant treas.. treas . |ud bd ; Block P; Mock P BAILEY. M Indianapolis. IM; Delta Chi. pres . pledge train- er, corresponding sec. mock P. chm . sheriff, songleader. Band, captain, cadet officers staff; IFC; Skull and Crescent; Young Republicans, Kappa Kappa Psi. corresponding sec; Omicron Delta Kappa. Phi Eta Sigma. 3 BAKER. G. Delta. Ohio. IME. Wiley, business mgr.. radio BAKKER. ; Owen. : BEHM. P.: Richmond. IM; Phi Kappa Tau; Army Honor Guard. Block P; IFC; Mock P; Skull and Crescent; Delta Sigma, chm,. assistant rush chm,. standing committee chm 4 BLECH. K : Cleveland. Ohio. IME; private home; McCut- cheon. vice-pres . freshman council BODLE. R Northbrook. 111.. IME; private home, BOYER. I Indianapolis. IME; Terry Courts. Sigma Pi Alpha Scholastic Honorary - Indianapolis campus BRECHT. |. South Bend. IM; Alpha Kappa Lambda. housemanager. Mock P BRIDGES, D : Indianapolis. IM; apt ; Young Republicans 5 BRISTLE. D La Grange Park. Ill . IM. Married Students. Student Union BROUHARD.G : Brownsburg. IME. Cary; exec treas,. busi- ness mgr,; POMM; Tomahawk, BRUNTON. D, Lafayette. IM; Phi Delta Theta; Student Union, BURTCHELL. S,: Wellsville. N. Y.. IM; Alpha Chi Rho CALLAGHAN. D, Latham. N Y,. IM; Alpha Tau Omega sec; Arnold Air Soc; Karate Club: Student Union. 216 CARRICO. F. Bremen, IM; Private home 7 CASSELL. ).: St. Louis. Mo., IM; Tau Kappa Epsilon, histo- pledge trainer, pres.; Exponent, IPC; )., IM: Private home; Block P COBLE, S.: Anderson, IM; Sigma Pi. COLCLESSER, R,: Speedway, IM: Apt,; Phi Eta S.gma, COMBS, T.: Lafayette, IME: Phi Gamma Delta; Baseball; Gimlet. CONOPASK. |.: Bristol, Conn.. IME; Sigma Phi Epsilon, so- cial chm.; Freshman football; Students for Kennedy, sec- COX, S.: Paoli, IME; Phi Delta Theta; Exponent, advertis- ing mgr.; Sigma Delta Chi; Skull and Crescent CRABTREE. |.. Owensville. IM; Married students; Block P; Scabbard and Blade; Student Co-op Assn.; YAF. CRAMTON. R.: Maywood, III., IM; McCutcheon, hall sena- tor; Amateur Radio club; Soc, for Adv. Manage, CRANE, S.: Indianapolis, IM; Phi Kappa Psi, treas.; Block P; Crew; IFC; Scabbard and Blade. CRIPE, G.: Goshen, Private home; ASTME, CRIPE, W.: Syracuse, Gary; IM. 6 Campbell, Birum G 7 Cassell. lames D Carol. Dennis R. Champion. T. R. Carrico. Frances A. Coble, Stephen P i Colclesser, R. R. 9 Cox, Stephen L lo Crane. Stephen W. Combs, Thomas C. Crabtree, John D. Cripe. Gregory A. Conopask, Jeffrey Cramton, Royse C. Cripe, William D. 218 CROWDEN, G.; Augusla. Ga.. IME; Kappa Delta Rha. centu- rion. Sr. tribune: Army ROTC Fund; Army Rifle Team; Army Honor Guard; Pershing Rifles; POMM; Scabbard and DAY. R.; Indianapolis. IM; Sigma Phi Epsilon. pres. pledge class, scholarship comm.; Student Union. DEASON. W.; Kempton. IM; Sigma Pi. vice pres.. sec. rush chm.; Mock P. DELAPLANE. S.: Cuyahoga Falls. Ohio. IM; Phi Deha Theta; Quarterdeck Society; Student Union, treas. Fr. Class Counc; IM Academic Advisory Gounc. DIEGKMANN. G.: Batesville. IM; Theta Xi. homecommg chm.; Student Union. DIEKELMAN. B.: Thornton. 111., apt.; Pilots. DIETSCH, E.; Falls Chu.t:h. Va., IM; apt. DUCKELS. |.: Alton, 111.. IM; Phi Delta Theta. soc chm, DUNCAN. R,: Goshen. IM; Pi Kappa Alpha, rush chm,. soc, chm.; Exponent; Karate Club; Student Union, 2 EADE. D,; Chicago, Ml,, IMLR; Phi Kappa Tau, pres,; Student Union, vice pres,; Gimlet; Honor Guard (Army); IPC, jud, bd.. invest, comm,, pres, council; Skull and Crescent, EMERY, L,: Marion. IMCS; Harrison; American Soc. for Training and Devel, ENGIMANN. F,; |oliet. 111,. IM; Theta Xi; Band, ERHARDT. L„ South Bend, IM; Pi Kappa Alpha, sec. stew- ard; Campus Chest; Army Honor Guard, EWING. M,: Dayton. Ohio. IM; Pi Beta Phi. rush chm,. Pan- hell rush counselor; Class Council (Soph); Green Guard; Student Fac Comm,; SGS; Gold Peppers; Old Masters. FACKELMAN, E,; Elkhart. IME; Married Stu, Cts, FARKAS. F.; South Bend. IME; State House, house mgr.; ASTD; Mock P; Soc, for Adv. Manage,; SCA, FAULKNER. |.: Lafayette. IMCS; private home; Camera Club. OMA; ACM. chm, high school teaching comm,; Honor Flight (AFROTC), FAZZINI. L,; Chicago Heights, 111,, IM; Pi Kappa Phi. chap- lain, pres,; Student Union. 3 FIESER. G.: Rockford. 111.. IM; Tau Epsilon Phi. vice pres.; Army Honor Guard; Pershing Rifles; Phi Eta Sigma; POMM. FIBSTER. W.; Evansville. IME; McCutcheon; Band. FLEMING. L; Indianapolis. IM; Lambda Chi Alpha, soc. chm.. sch. chm.. historian; Young Republicans. 4 FLINT. ;,: Deerfield. 111.. IM; Sigma Phi Epsilon; Skull and Crescent. Var, Athletics. Baseball. FRAKES. W.: leffersonville. IM; Circle Pines, vice pres.. soc. chm.. mem. chm. FRAZELLE. S.: Thessalonika. Greece. Ind. Psy; Zeta Psi; Camera Club; Duplicate Bridge Club; Course and Instructor Evaluation; Young Republicans; Bard, ed.-in-chief; Ortho- dox Fellowship, vice pres.; Univ. Theatre; Reader ' s Theatre, pres . 5 FRICK. A.; Louisville. Ky.. IM; Gary, homecoming comm.. unit C ath. asst.; Block P; Exponent; Grand Prix Found.; Greek Week Penny Carnival; Mock P; Rivet; Young Demo- crats; Freshman Baseball. GABEL.G: Bedford. IM;Umbda Chi Alpha High Phi exec comm.; Block P; IFC; Numismatic Soc. GAGE. ).: Naperville. III.. IM; Phi Delta Theta. vice pres.; Gimlet; Var. Wrestling; Skull and Crescent. 6 GATTEN. J.: Marion. IME; apt, GEDER. R.: Indianapolis. IM; Tarkington. GERIG. D,; Harlan. IM; Married Stu. Cts. 7 GIBSON. S,: W. Lafayette. IM; Married Stu. Cts.; Young Re- publicans. GICK. D.: Otierbein. IM; Harrison. GIUNIPERO. L; Apollo. Pa.. IM; Alpha Sigma Phi; JIFC; NEA; Exponent; Greek; Student Union; Young Democrats 8 GLOWACKI. L.: Chicago. III.. IM; apt.; Mock P; Veterans Assn. GOLDBERG. E.: St. Louis. Mo.. IM; Alpha Epsilon Pi. pres.. scribe, soc. chm,. rush chm,; Band; Debris; Course and In- structor Evaluation; Block P. card section Charlie; Skull and GOLDBERG. S, South Bend, IM; Sigma Alpha Mu. rush chm.; Block P; Exponent columnist; IFC. vice pres - admin.. )r. bd.; |r. Class Council; Gimlet; Skull and Crescent 9 GRDINA. A.: Whiting. IM; Harrison. GRENCIONS. D.: Anderson. IM. GRIFFIN. D.: Painesville. Ohio. IM; Chi Omega, vocational chm-. pledge class treas.; Block P; Green Guard; SGS, pub. heads swirl as wages and prices spiral I H Fieser, Gerald N. Fiester, Wayne E. Fleming. Lawrencf Flint. lohn W. 5 Frick. A. foseph 6 Gatten. James L. 7 Gibson. Steven L. Frakes. William Gabel. George P. Geder. Robert G. Gick. Desmond J. Frazelle, Steven Gage. James A. Geng. Doyle A. Giunipero. Larry 8 Glowacki. Leonard Goldberg. Edv fard Goldberg. Steven 9 Grdina. Alexander Grencions, Daira Griffin, Diane E. 219 Groom. Gary L. Gurgevich. Sieve Hiiil, Roberl M. : Halagera, Raymimd Hausser. Douglas Heatherson, Danny Hedlund, Richard ■ 5 Hefling. lames W Hefner. Thomas I Hendrix. Keitb L. patterns in commerce and industry ■mi HiEiai l«B.«i mm BIIJECE 1 GROOM, C. Rensselaer. IM; Harrison; Block P: ACM. CURCEVICH, S.: Gary. IM; Married Slu. Cts.; Block P; Folk Song Club; Mock P; Purdue Pilots; Purdue Theater; Sailing Club; Soccer Club; Young Democrats. HAIL, R.: W. Lafayette, IM; Phi Delta Thela; Skull and Crescent. 2 HALAGERA, R.: Chicago, 111.. IM; McCulcheon. senator, senator-at-large, pres pro-tempore. ed. Torton; Soc. for Adv. Manage. HANSON, G.: Connersville. IM; Pi Kappa Phi, song leader, house mgr. HARDEN. D.; Hartford City, IM; apt. 3 HARE, T.: Wynnewood, Pa., IM; Gary; Block P; Outing Club; Peace Union. HASSFURDER, S: Madison, IM; Kappa Delta Rho, propraeter. house mgr. HATTON. |.: Attica, IM; Pi Kappa Alpha; Gimlet; Student Government, treasurer. SGS, |r. and Sr. board. 4 HAUSSER. D.: Pittsburgh, Pa., IM; apt; Exponent; Grand Prix Found; Mock P. HEATHERSON, D.: LaPorte, IM; Phi Delta Theta. asst. pledge trainer, soph, class rep.; Crew; IFC. rush co-or, exec, sec. jd bd. Naval ROTC Mutual Fund; Quarterdeck Soc; Creek; Gimlet; Semper Fidelis Soc; Skull and Crescent. HEDLUND, R.: Merida. Yucatan, Mexico, IM; Fowler, dir. chm.; Sigma Delta Pi; Soc. for Adv. Manage. 5 HEELING. |-: Tell City. IM; Wiley, pub. dir, program and cultural dir.. orientation song leader; Band; Class Councd. Fr. vr HEFNER. T.; Crown Pomt. IM; Club 25; SCA; Student Sen- ate; Purdue Student Housmg Corp. HENDRIX, K.: Clarksville. IM: private home. 6 HEROLD, M.: Richmond. IM; Phi Kappa Theta. asst. rush chm.; Engineer; Mock P. HEURING, |.: Michigan City. IM; apt 7 HILLABRANDT. L: Fort Plain. N. Y.. IM: private h ome; Block P; PMU Bowling Team 68. HOFFNER. ].: Plainfield. IMCS: Acacia; production mgr., night ed. Exponent; Soph., (r. Class Counc; Mock P; Gim- let. Iron Key: Omicron Delta Kappa; Sigma Delta Chi. a HOFMANN, R.: Fort Wayne, IMCS: Pi Kappa Alpha, jd bd; IFC Counc. HORNER. S.: W. Lafayette. IM: Sigma Chi: Class Counc. Fr. yr.. Glee Club; U Choir. 9 HOWARD. T.: Lebanon, IM: Sigma Alpha Epsilon, emmi- neni recorder; IFC jd bd; |r. Class Counc: Naval ROTC Mu- HUELSMAN. W.: Niles. III., IM: apt. 10 HUMPHREY, K.: Kokomo. IM: apt. HUNGER. T.: Evansville. IMCS: Married Slu. Cts. 11 HUSTON. C: Anderson. IM; Beta Theta Pi, pres., alum, sec. sch. chm., sgt.-at-arms: Gimlet, songleader, pledge trainer; Skull and Crescent, Varsity Track. (ARROW. C: Chicago, IM; Tarklngton. 12 JEAN. T.: Morristown, IM: private home. JOHNSON, RL: Dunkirk, N. Y., IM; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; IFC: Student Union. Soc. for Adv. Manage; Assn. Comp. JONES. S.: Marion, IM; private home; Judo Club. 13 lULIAN. D.: Scotlsburg. IM; Phi Kappa Sigma; Soc. Adv. Manage: Var. Alhl. KAISER. L.: Quincy. 111.. IM; Theta Chi; Student Union. KAPPAS. M.: Gary. IM; apt, 14 KATZ, R.: New Milford, N. |.. IM: Vawler; pres., vice pres., sec Warren Hall; Exponent; Green Guard; Hillel Founda- tion: Gold Peppers; Green Guard Honorary; Theta Sigma Phi: Tomahawk: WIG. KELLER. |.: Indianapolis, IM: Sigma Phi Epsilon, activities dir,, Sr. marshal: DEBR S; Mock P; Fr. orientation: Greek; Camera Club; Skull and Crescent. KENNEDY, ].: Grabill. IM; Thela Xi, pres., vice pres.; Mock P. 15 KIMMEL, H.: Grosse Pointe. Michigan. IM; Alpha Tau Omega, song leader; Mock P: IFC Counc KING. D.: Skokie, III.. IM; Alpha Phi. activities co-chm., pledge class pres.: AWS: Green Guard; Sailing Club; SGS. assoc. dir.. personnel dir.; Angel Flight; Gold Peppers, sec; Ir Panhell KINGSBURY. ].: Fo rt Wayne, IM; Alpha Phi. treas.; AWS; Engineer; ExponenL 16 KNOLL. L.: LaPorte. IM; Alpha Phi. KOPLOS, E.: Indianapolis. IM; Married Stu. Cts.. jt counse- lor, unit sch. dir. of Gary NE; IM Counc. KOWALCZYK, D.: South Bend. IM; private home: Var. Wrestling. 17 KRAUSE, |.: Chatham, N. |.. IM; apt; Varsity Football. KRE|C1. W.: Lakewood. Ohio. IM: Alpha Sigma Phi. vice pres., athl. chm., prudential comm.; Mock P. KRIEPS, N.i Chesterton. IM: apt; Block P: Student Union. 18 KRUEGER. P.: Cleveland. Ohio, IM; Gary W; Purdue Marching Band, Major, military officer: Pep Comm.: Kappa Kappa Psi KWAN. M,: Miami Lakes. Fla., IM. Gary NE. LaFERRIERE. L.: Restow. Va.. IM; Kappa Alpha Thela. pres. pledge class; Student Government: Student Senate; Mortar Board; Panhell; Jr. Panhell: Alpha Lambda Delta. P nj [ean. Thomas M. luhnson. Robert I _- Jones. Stephe 13 lulian. Dennis E. Kaiser. Leonard P. Kappas. Michael S. 14 Katz, Rachelle Keller, [ames S. Kennedy, Joseph L, 15 Kimmel. H. Andrew King, Donna R. Kingsbury, Jean L Knoll, Linda K. Koplos. Edward ] Kowalczyk. Davit 17 Krause, James A. Kreici, William G. Krieps, Neal R. LaFerriere. L. L. ' Rush, rush, rush, breakfast in New York, lunch in Matirid 221 Larsen. Neal P. Leahy. Michael |. 2 Liltlciohn. James Longo. Michael Lorton. Roberl K. Lucas, David H. Lucey. Lawrence H. Luers. John A. 4 Lultrell. Paul C. Malsbary, Richard Martindill, C. S. McCall, Michael S, Mikels. Dale S. Miller, Bruce S, Miller, John M. Modisell. Thomas Moffit. George 1 LAMOTT, W.: Ha chm,, pledge edu. Masters; Skull and Crescent, LARSEN, N,: Indianapolis, IM; McCulcheon; Ft. counc. LEAHY. M.: Berkeley Heights. N, J,, IM; Married Slu, Cts.; Student Union, 2 LITTLEJOHN, J,: Fort Wayne. IM, Aviation Tech; Sigma Alpha Epsilon. pig, trainer; Pep Comm. LONGO. M.; Indianapolis, IMCS; Alpha Sigma Phi; Grand Prix Found,; IFC (Jr.). Student Union. LORTON, R,: Indianapolis. IM; Alpha Sigma Phi. pledge trainer; Exponent. 3 LUCAS. U,; Pittsburgh. Pa,, IM; Beta Thela Pi, pub, ed,; DE- BRIS Managing Editor; Omicron Delta Kappa; Sigma Delta Chi; Skull and Crescent; Gimlet, LUCEY. L: Kankakee, 111.. IM; Phi Kappa Tau. vice pres.. ed.; Mock P; Fr, orientation comm.; Gimlet; Skull and Cres- cent; Var. Tennis 2. 3. 4. LUERS, J,: Crown Point, IM; Phi Kappa Theta. ath, chm,. activities comm,. jd, bd.; Exponent; Mock P, 4 LUTTRELL, P,: Yorktown. IM; Sherman House, pres.. vice pres.. sec; Band; Counc, of Religious Org.; Mock P; SCA. MALSBARY. R.: Lafayette, IM; private home; Student Union, MARTINDILL, C, Indianapolis, IM; apt. 5 McBRIDE, M,: Evansville, IM; private home, McCALL, M, Mattoon, 111,. IM. Phi Delta Theta. pledge hov McINTYRE. B,: Hami MIKELS. D.: Lafayett MILLER. B.; Lawrenceburg. IM; Owen. MILLER. J.; Indianapolis, IM; McCutcheon. senator; Pre- veterinary Club, MILLER, P.; Clay City, IM; pres., vice pres,, soc. chm,, pledge trainer Circle Pines; Old Masters; SCA, MODISETT, T.: Oak Park. III.. IM; Alpha Chi Rho. pres.; IFC. MOFFIT. G.: Elmhuret. 111.. IM; Kappa Sigma, steward, MOLNAR. |,: Hinsdale, 111,. IM; Tau Kappa Epsilon. pledge trainer; Student Government - pub.; POMM MORALES. J.; Bloominglon. IM; Gary A. unit host, jt, councilman. Fr. orientation chm.; Young Republicans. MORLAN. T.: Lafayette, IM; private home, NELSON. M.. Chillicothe. Ohio. IM; McCutcheon. sec- treas ; Reamer Club, NEWMAN. J,: Highland Park. III.. IM; Sigma Alpha Mu. vice pres.; Block P field dir, and card section Charolette; Grand Prix Found, jr bd,; Fr. and Soph. Class Counc; Skull cans; Counc, Infl, Affairs. 11 OFFERHAUS, L,: Rio de Janeiro. Brazil. IMF.; apt. OLABISI. O.: Oshogbo. Nigeria. IM. CE; apt.; Omega Chi Epsilon. treas,; Tau Beta Pi; AICHE. 12 O ' REILLY. |,: Ft, Wayne. IM; Married Stu. Cts, OSBURN, M,: Rantoul, 111., IM; Earharl; AWS. Jr. bd.; Block P; Mock P; SGS. pub. dir. Alpha Umbda Delta; Gold Pep- pers; Green Guard Honorary; Tomahawk; IM Council. 13 OVERBECK. A.; Liberty. IM; Married Stu. Cts.; Student Faculty Comm.. SGS. OVERBY. R,; Ft. Wayne, IM; Pi Kappa Phi; Greek Week chm.; Mock P; Judo Club. 14 PARKER, R.: Lafayette. IM; private home; Alpha Phi Conference-style classrooms in Krannert ease the transition into business. how to succeed in business without really trying 8 Molnar, Joseph F 9 Morlan. Thomas P 10 Newman, lames L. 11 Offerhaus, Leonard 12 OReiliy. |ohn E. Overbeck. Alan C 14 Parker. Robert M, Morales, lorge R Nelson. Martin F Niewoehner. C, | Oiablsi. Olagoke Osburn. Mary E. Overby. Russell L, Parry. Robert |. 223 Parsons. William Poarspy. Albert R. Perkins, Deborah j 2 Pollne. Richard Post. Terry K Powell. Michael I Prast, Karen L. Raymond. |ames TIM Sampson. Ronald A Sawyer, Edward C Schneider. Ronald Scotl. Richard G, Sears. Richard G. 5 Seidman. Alan | Setters. Norman L. Shanley. Michael merchandise and the money market ROSENTHAL. |.: Lowell. IM; Owen. : athletic dir. hall PETTIGREW. D.: Anderson. IM; Thela Chi. special events chm.. rush chm,. publicity; Student Union. PIEPER, ].-. Milan. IM; Owen. 2 POLINE. R.; Lakewood. N. J.. IM; Alpha Epsilon Pi. sentinel, rush chm.. soc. chm.; Exponent. Fr. Class Counc; Gimlet. Sigma Delta Chi. Skull and Crescent. POST. T,; Brookston. IM; apt.; Alpha Phi Omega, vice pres.. OMA. vice pres.. Student Senate POWELL M.; Crawfordsville. IM; Phi Kappa Tau; Expo- nent. Gk. Week Penny Carnival; Sigma Delta Chi. Skull and PRAST. K,: Michigan City. IM; Alpha Delta Pi. house mgr. sports chm.; Exponent, asst, business mgr,. Women ' s Rec. Assn., vice pres,. Student Gov ' t, Academic and Service. Women Engineers, sec. Women ' s Intramural and Perform- ance Club. Women ' s Varsity Basketball. Mock P, state dele- gations comm,; Gold Peppers, Theta Sigma Phi, treas, RAYMOND, |.: Chicago. IM; apt,; Exponent. 3 REED, W,: Meadville, Pa„ IM; Theta Tau, vice pres., rush chm,. Engineer business mgr, ROETTINGER, |,: Anderson. IM; Alpha Tau Omega, song leader, athletic chm.. Block P. Grand Prix Foundation. DE- BRIS. ;PhiGai ROSS. 1 Indianap nent; Skull and Crescent. RULE. D.: Frankfort. IM; Phi Gamma Delta letic dir.; Block P. Mock P SAMPSON. R.; LaVale. MA. IM; Owen, s neni; Phi Eta Sigma. SAWYER. E,: Elkhart, IM; apt,; Fr. Class Counc, Band SCHNEIDER, R : E, Walpole. Mass.. IM; Pi Kappa Masters rep.; Pre-veterinary Club. SCOTT. R.: Peru. IM. Phi Kappa Tau; Young Republicans SEARS. R. Anderson. IM. Phi Delta Theta. asst. treas. treas.. rush chm,; IPC, Mock P SEIDMAN, A, Park Forest, III,, IM; Sigma Alpha Mu. rusl chm.. pledge trainer; Block P; IFC. exec. sec. jr. exec. Course and Instructor Evaluation, pub. relations dir,; Expo Old : Greek, Gimlet, SETTERS. N.i W. Lafayette. IM; private home. SHANLEY. M.: Mt. Prospect. III.. IM; Gary; Outing Club SHELTON. |.: Anderson. IM; apt. SHEP. F.: Monster. IM; McCutcheon. 6 SILLS. R.i W- Lafayette, IM. private home; Block P, Fr. Orientation Comm.. KHRC (Radio Club). Michigan City. IM; SNEBERGER. A, Ban . IM; Tarkinglo SOTELO, E.: La Oraya, Peru, IM; apt,; Block P, Outii IM Counc SPEAR. R,: South Bend, Mock P, SPENCE, G,: Galveston, IM; Fairway Co-c chm,. treas.; Mock P; Young Republicans SPENNER, D,; North Judson, IM; Detla Chi, vice pres,. member-at-large, sherrif; Block P; JIFC; Sailing Club, ■ SPIEGEL, M Hammond, IM; Kappa Delta Rho, sec, athlet- ic mgr, chaplain; Honor Flight, DEBRIS STARK. ),: Winamac. IM; Wiley, athletic dir STEPHENSON, G; Michigan City, IM; Lambda Chi Alpha, historian, pledge class vice pres,; Block P; Mock P; Pep Comm,, jr, bd, STODDARD, j, Washington, D C, IM; Married Stu, Cts,; Arnold Air Soc; WCCR. STUCKY, K,: Berne, IM; Gary, unit counc, sec-treas,, Fr, orientation comm,, Gary Club, scholarship dir,. orientation song leader; Mock P SULLIVAN. |,. Terre Haute, IM; Gary, political dir,; Naval ROTC Mutual Fund, 224 6 Sills. Robert A. Sims, Russell W. Sneberger. Alan [. Sotelo. Enrique S, Spear. Rodney L. Organized eavesdropping in the behavioral sciences lab. Spiegel. Michael Stark, lames I. Stephenson. Gregg Stoddard. James E. Stucky. Kerry C. Sullivan. John L. 225 the money makers Sweeney. E. 2 Szrom, Edward M Taylor. Cecil A. Thatcher, leffrey Timmcrman. Harry Tinch. Timolhy C. Thomas. Barry D, 4 Tourkow. |oshua 1 Tucker. Phillip E. Uskerl. David ]. Vail, Thomas | Vance. David R Van Epps. |ohn i Vaughan. |ohn E. Voile. Don E, Vukmanovich. R. |, Wakefield. Ralph Warren. Robert |. Walson. David B. Webb, Larry G. Welke. Curtis C, Welherell. Carl F Wilcox. Homer F. Wiley. Thomas C- 1 SWANSON, W.; W. Lafayette, IM; private home SWEENEY. E,: Lafayette, IM; private home. Block P; OMA: Alpha Phi Omega, sr coordinator. SWINEHART. L.: Elkhart. IM; Trakington Hall; Young Re- 2 SZROM. E : Hammond. IM; Phi Kappa Theta. steward, song leader; Mock P; Greek- TAYLOR. C: W. Lafayette. IM; private home; Phi Eta Sigma. THATCHER. |,: Russiaville. IM. apt,; Crew; |udo Club; Soc. for Adv Man, 3 TIMMERMAN. H.: Carmel. IM; Owen Hall, senator; Band; Mock P TIMEH. T,: Brookville. IM; private home; Band; Christian Student Fellowship, THOMAS. B.: Columbus. IM; private home 4 TOURKOW, |.. Fort Wayne. IM; Sigma Alpha Mu. song leader; Block P, Student Union. TUCKER. P.: W, Lafayette. IM; Alpha Tau Omega, pub. rela- tions ch; Exponent |r Sports Ed USKERT. D. Highland. IM; Sigma Pi. Ireas, 5 VAIL. T. Michigan City. IM; apt VANCE. D,: Kokomo. IM; Phi Delta Theta. historian, chap- lain, pledge tr. VANNEPPS. ;.: Newfield. N. Y.. IM; Fowler Courts; Expo- nent. Mock P; Purdue Players. 6 VAUGHAN. |.; Evansville. IM. Tarkington Hall, sec -Ireas.; Fresh. Counc. VOLLE. D.: Edwardsport. IM; Gary Hall, unit council, joint VUKMANOVICH. R.; Fort Wayne. IM; Sigma Phi Epsilon. pres . vice pres.. house mgr. chaplain; Honor Guard; IFC, 7 WAKEFIELD. R,: Terre Haute. IM; private home; Semper Fidelis Society WARREN. R,: Elkhart. IM; Sigma Pi, treas. WATSON. D.; Indianapolis, IM; Pi Kappa Alpha, sec. pledge trainer. Ireas,. historian. 226 That ' s the 138th tic-tac-toe game I ' ve lost to the damn machine. 8 WEBB. L: Injialls, IM: Alpha Tau Omega, acl. ch., scholar- ship commillee; Course Inslr. Eval. Sr Bd.: Debris. |r, Bd. WELKE. C: Peru. IM: Alpha Sigma Phi. scholarship ch.. prudential comm.; Mock P. WERLINE. L: Crown Point, IM; Circle Pines, athletic mgr.. membership ch., vice pres.; Pershing Rifles; United Student Fellow; Young Republicans. 9 WETHERELL. C: Evansville. IM; Wiley Hall, unit pres.. senate, exec, counc; Mock P; YAF; Young Republicans; Tomahawk. WILCOX, H.; Tulsa. Okla., IM; Phi Delta Theta, photogra- pher, librarian; Debris; Greek Week Penny Carnival. WILEY, T,: Delta, Ohio, IM; Wiley. 10 WISEMAN. D,: Elkhart, IM; Tarkington. Fresh Counc, sen- ator, cultural dir.; Band; Old Masters; Wesley Found.; To- mahawk. WISEMAN, T ; La Porte. IM; McCutcheon. senator: Band: Baptist Student Union. WITT, R.; Bargersville, IM: Wiley, unit pres.. senator; Block P; Mock P; Reamer Club; Student Union: YAF: Young Re- 11 WOERNER. R.: Tr«mont. 111.. IM: Farmhouse, pres.. asst, pledge trainer; IFC Pres. Counc: Student Faculty Comm.; SGS Director; Student Senate: Omicron Delta Kappa WOODRING. P.: Batavia. NY., IM: Sigma Phi Epsilon; Var. Athletics. WOODWARD. I.: Toscin. IM: apt.: IFC: WCCR. 12 WOODWARD. S.: Quincy. Mass.. IM; Sigma Phi Epsilon. song leader, pub. relations, sororily relations; Gimlet Club. WRIGHT. R,: Clarks Hill. IM; Fairiiay Co-Op. YOUNG. J ; Evansville. IM; Phi Kappa Theta: Mock P; Soc. for Adv. Man. 13 YOUNG, R.; Lafayette. IM; private home, ZACCARINO. T: Cecil. Pa., IM; Pi Kappa Phi; Gimlet Club. ZECHIEL. L: Breman, IM; Beta Sigma Psi, 2nd vice pres., asst, pledge trainer, purchasing agent. 14 ZIKER. F.; South Bend. IM: Sigma Alpha Mu. pres., vice pres.; Block P: Coue and Instructor Evaluation; Debris; Wiseman, Daniel R. n Woerner. Richard 12 Woodward. Stephen 13 Young, Robert L, 14 Ziker, Frederick A. Wiseman. Thomas W. Woodring. Patrick Wright. Raymond W Zaccarino. Terry Zimmer. Richard |. Witt. Ronald D, Woodward. John F. Young. |. Edward Zechiel. Lee H. Zuckerman, Bruce ZIMMER. R.: Evansville. Var. Athletics. ZUCKERMAN. B.; Whea ; Tarkington Hall. Fr. Cou , Maryland, IM; Sigma Alpha 227 Because of the new method of medicine- making, tablets are replacing pills. Co-eds, however, view the question in a slightly dif- ferent light and disagree that the ' •pill is ob- solete. To keep pace with drug innovations such as the tablet to pill shift, the School of Pharmacy revamped their curriculum with the goal of education thirty years in the future. For the first time students took their labs to hospitals where they administered and ob- served the results of drug therapy. Upon grad- uation 80% of the students leave the labs and enter retail pharmacy. Even then, the school reaches out after them, continuing their edu- cation through the use of closed circuit TV. In addition to being reminded of the difference between pill and tablet the school keeps the pharmacists up to date by instruction in the existence, effects, and use of self-selected drugs. KAPPA PSI - Back Row: D. Mock, D, Snyder, B. Kudnowski. B. Wagner. M. Alross. |. Tuzikovvski, R. Christian- sen. E. Spartz, M. Ayres, P. Kehr. Sec- ond Row: D. Burk. B. Mock, B. Witt- gen, R. Rolosz. L. Grimwood. Front fioiv; J. Turk, F. Schwartz, R. Erb, B. Lemmon. 228 RHO CHI - Back Row: J. Beltz, R. Wittgen, P. Kehr, C. Shively, G. Wood. Fronf Row: M. Speheger, J. Heckman, D. Snyder. A. St. Clair, [. Haettinger. pharmacists expand their minds raiicv, i 229 1 AINSLIE. P.: Lafayette. PHAR; private home ALLIN. D. South Bend, PHAR; private home 2 BURK. D,: Whiting. PHAR; Sigma Nu. treasurer; Band; APhA; Kappa Psi CHAVERS. |.; West Lebanon, PHAR; Alpha Omicron Pi. president; Angel Flight; Block P; Kappa Epsilon. secretary. 3 COHEN. M,; Danville, III.. PHAR; Vawter; AWS - Mere- dith, counselor; Kappa Epsilon. president; Pharmaceutical Association; Pharmacist, advertising manager. CUMMINS. R Lawrenceburg. PHAR; apt. 4 COOSE. M. Belleville. III. PHAR; Kappa Alpha Theta. ar- chivist, song leader; Green Guard; Purduettes; University Choir; Army Ball Queen. DAMASIUS. V,: E, Chicago. PHAR. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Rho Chi 5 DEGITZ, |,; Anderson, PHAR, Umbda Chi Alpha. DILTS, C: Winamac, PHAR; Alpha Xi Delta, president, as- sislant membership chairman, purchasing agent; APhA, AWS, Block P; Green Guard, Mock P; Panhel,; PCIA; SGI; Alpha Lambda Delta; Gold Peppers; Kappa Epsilon. 6 FRAZIER, S.: Avon Uke. Ohio. PHAR; Pi Beta Phi. schol- arship chairman; AWS; Block P. Pharmaceutical Associa- ; SCS; Young Republicans; Angel Flight; Kappa Epsi- I pillbox for pharmacists GEHLAUSEN. |.: Man APHA. ' GOLDSTEIN. R.: Ottu . PHAR; private home; Block P; Ainslie. Philip P 2 Burk. Dennis G. 3 Cohen. Mary | 4 Cummins. Robert W 5 Degitz. |erome Allin. Douglas L. Chavers. jane E. Coose, Mary S. Damasius, Vyio ). Dills, Carolyn J Iowa, PHAR, Alpha Epsilon Phi, ritualist, asst. rush chm.. AWS rep.; Kappa Epsilon. GOOD. S,: Indianapolis. PHAR; Meredith, AWS rep., unit pres,. Christian Student Fellowship, Pharmaceutical Asso- ciation, WIG, vice pres.. Kappa Epsilon, fl HEDBERG. M.: Park Ridge. III.. PHAR; Alpha Delta Pi, so- cial chm., rush comm,, scholarship comm.; Frosh Confer- ence Leader for Dean of Women; Mock P; SGS; University Choir; Young Republicans; AWS, treas., assl, Ireas., coun. n!p,, APHA; Gold Peppers; Green Guard Honorary, treas.; Kappa Epsilon. HOLDEMAN. R.: Wakarusa. PHAR. Wiley. 9 KEMPF. D.: Tell City. PHAR; Theta Xi. sec; APhA. KINNANE. D Munster. PHAR; McCutcheon. senator- at-large. pres. 10 KRAHULEC. | Berwyn. III.. PHAR; private home; Band; APhA. Kappa Kappa Psi, LANKFORD. N.; Bicknell. PHAR; Phi Gamma Delta, schol- arship chm.; Block P: Gimlet Club; Pharmaceutical Associ- ation. Centenniel Comm., chm.; IFC. pres,. Iron Key; Omi- cron Delta Kappa, 11 LaROWE, L,; Greentown, PHAR; Alpha Chi Rho, Married Students Courts. LYONS, B.; Weirton. W. Va,. PHAR. Phi Mu. standards ch.; AWS; Block P; Green Guard; University Choir; Phar- maceutical Association, sec; Student Gov ' t. Cultural; Kappa Epsilon 12 MUTZFELD. B, Butler, PHAR,Earhart Hall; Pharmaceuti- cal Association; Young Democrats; Kappa Epsilon. PAYNE. J.: Bringhurst. PHAR; apt.; Phi Eta Sigma. n 1 That must have been some party. ' 230 Goldslein. Reggie g Hedberg. Mai Good. Sharon A. Holdeman. R Kempf, David E 10 Krahulec. lames E. n LaRowe, Louis E 12 Mulzfeld. Brenda Kmnane. Dennis G. Lankford, Neill S. Lyons, Barbara A Payne. |ames |, 231 u 1 PERRY. |.: Bcrwyn. Pa.. PHAR; Phi Mu. Ireas.; Bands; Block P; Pharmacist; Pharmaceutical Assoc . sec; Kappa Epsilon. REGAN. B.: Sellersburg. PHAR; apt.; Kappa Epsilon 2 ROKOSZ. R,: Hammond, PHAR; Gary; hall counc; A.Ph A.; Freshman Orientation; Pharmacist; Wildlife Club; Kappa Psi SCHNARR, B.: Paoli. PHAR; Warren Hall, corridor ch.. pres.; Block P; Christian Student Fellowship; Pharmaceuti- cal Association; WIC; WRH Club; Kappa Epsilon; Toma- 3 SO. P.; Hong Kong. PHAR; Cary Hall; APhA; Chinese Stu- dent Club; IPHA. SPARTZ. M. Clairton. Pa,. PHAR. Ow Hall, counselor; Pharmacy Student Council; KMRX; WMRH. Kappa Psi, re- gent. 4 TAUBKR, F : Hammond, PHAR; apt ; APhA; Kappa Epsilon, pres.. pledge trainer, asst. pledge Ir. TAYLOR, A.: Portland, PHAR; Alpha Xi Delta; APhA; AWS; Block P; Kappa Epsilon. 5 TUZIKOWSKI. |.: Calumet City. 111.. PHAR; Phi Kappa Tau. pledge trainer; APhA; IFC. Kappa Psi. WAY. R, Sweetser. PHAR; Earhart. Missing Link ed,. Block P; PDTA. Kappa Epsilon 6 WILSON. N Ladoga. PHAR. Married Students Courts; APhA; Collegiate 4-H WITTE. |.: Fort Wayne. PHAR. Earhart; Homecoming Queen Court; Modern Dance Club; APhA; Kappa Epsilon; Rho Chi 7 WITTGEN. R.: Evansville. PHAR; apt,; APhA. vice pres.; Pharmacist; Kappa Psi. ZOLMAN. ).: Wabash. PHAR; Theta Chi. rush ch.. social ch.. tec lOT.U Schnarr, Barbara I Me? I get them from this pharmacy major I know. ' 232 tech skill — unlimited pursuit IOTA LAMBDA SIGMA - Back Row: P. Lowe, |. Mendenhall, L Hitz, R. Sloat, K. Umphrey, B. Mundell, T. Hobson. M. Weisheit i Front Row: B. Spencer, C. Stock, D. Korhel, R. Hoyman. J. Mc Baker, J. Pegan, R. Hackman, T. Schultz, M. Knapp. Engineers have their slide rules and a computer; tech students have two hands and a machine. Engineers argue theories; the two-year trainee concentrates on a pointed study of a science, or so you thought. The parallel ends here, for what the engineer was learning four years ago, the technician is doing today. His spec- trum of study ranges from the hangar to the institutional kitchen, from chem lecture to the hospital floor. In each cur- riculum, half of the courses are technical, a fourth supporting sciences, the rest more general in an attempt to add practi- cal perspective to training. So diverse is the training offered that the School of Technology is the third largest in the country with an enrollment of 4,500. Al- though students graduate job ready, the technician often returns for that BS degree to keep pace with the expanding dimension of technology. Dr. G. W. McNelly, Dean of School of Technology 234 Allison. Phyllis Armbruster. Donald Balkema. Duane L. 1 ALLISON. P.: Wa.shinglon. TECH. Maclurp; AWS; Block P: Collegiale 4-H; Nursing Students. ARMBRUSTER, D.: Lawrenceburg, IND. ED: McCutcheon Hall; Reamer Club. BALKEMA. D.: Romney. IND. ED: Married Students: AV- Tech Flying Club. pres.. vice pres.. treas. BANTER. ).: Marion, TECH: Shealy Hall: Block P: U Choir. BEHRMAN. D.: Columbus. TECH: Married Students: ASTD; Band. BENDER. P.: Bluffton. IND. ED: private home: ASTD 2 BUBLITZ. T.: Gary. TECH: McCutcheon Hall: Canoe Club: Honor Guard: Reamer Club: Sailing Club: FSEA. BURNS. J.: Indianapolis. TECH: Shealy Hall: Intervarsity Chris 1 Fello BUSH. I-: W, Lafayette. IND. ED: private home: ASTD. CABRILO. D,: East Chicago. TECH: apt.: AV Tech Flying Club: Karate Club. CADY. D.: Michigan City, TECH: apt.: Alpha Sigma Phi, sec; ASTD, pres. CASHER, C: W. Lafayette. TECH: Married Students: Cam- pus Chest: Purdue Nursing Club. 3 CHAPPELL. C: Vincennes, TECH: Meredith Hall: AWS. COX. C: Garrett. TECH: Block P: Nursing Students: DE- BRIS. CRESS. S.: Royal Center. EET: Pi Kappa Alpha: Amateur Radio Club. DANIELS. D.: LaCrosse. TECH: private home; Alpha Eta DAVISON. J.: Brownsburg. TECH: Warren Hall: Mock P. DINIUS. D.: Logansporl. TECH: Wood Hall: AWS: Nursing Students; WRH. Dou(?htTty. Mit:h.iirl Dunham. Cara B EaslerlinK. Robert Fridlin. David M 2 Hainje. Karen S Hansen. Russell I Hale. Aleda |. Harper. Belly |. Huge. Donald C Hudkins. fanine ( Johnson. David A. Juncker. Joyce A. Kent. Ronald A. Kerce. Carol E. KnechI, Scoll A I R.N 1 DOUGHERTY. M,: Odon. TECH; Gary Hall, unit council- DUNHAM. C: Nappanee. TECH; Meredith; Nursing Slu- EASTERLINC. R.: Anderson. TECH; Fowler Courts. FRIDLIN. D,; Kokomo. TECH: apt.: Reamer Club. Boiler- maker Special Chairman. GAISER. O.: Ponclo, IND. ED: Dover Co-op. pres,. .social chm,. house mgr,; SCA. GORDON. S.: Marion. TECH: Meredith Hall. 2 HAINJE. K,: Lafayette. TECH: private home HANSEN. R.: Belleville. 111.. TECH; Gary Quad. pub. chm,. Band: Purdue Players: ASCET. HALE. A.: Lowell. TECH: Fowler Courts: AWS; Block P; Nursing Students, HARPER. B.: Cromwell. TECH; Meredith Hall, HOGE. D,: Danville. TECH: apt.. Naval Rifle Team; Naval ROTC Mutual Fund: Quarterdeck Society. HUDKINS. J,: Arlington Heights, 111.. TECH; Married Stu, Courts; Nursing Students, 3 JERNIGAN. A.: Indianapolis. TECH; Phi Kappa Tau. ASTD: Soc. for Adv. Man. JOHNSON. D.: W. Lafayette. IND, ED: private home: Mock P; OMA: Soc, of Aulo Eng, JUNCKER. J,: Mt, Vernon. TECH: Married Stu, Courts: Nursing Students. KENT. R.: Indianapolis. IND, ED: Tarkington Hall, KERCE. C: Ft, Wayne. TECH; Meredith Hall: Nursing Stu- KNECHT. S,: N, Manchester. TECH: Dov chasing agent, asst, purchasing agent, asst, sec. alum chm,. corresponding sec 4 KOONS. M,: Cenlcrville. TECH: apt, KORHEL. D.: Crown Point, IND, ED; Married Stu, Court 5 KRIDER. K,: Columbia City, TECH: Warren Hall, trra: Block P; Green Guard: U Choir; Nursing Slude Club. KUNARD. A,; Tell City. TECH: apt.: Pilots, 6 LANDGREBE. R,; Bloomington. TECH: Fowler Courts: ; WRH Grand Prix Cre Chie LAWSON. S,: Wabash. TECH: apt, 7 LEMME. M,: Indianapolis. TECH; Zeta Tau Alpha, pledge class pres,. Recommendation Chairman: AWS: Block P: Green CJuard: U Choir; Nursing Students, vice pres,. pres,: Panhell,: Peace Union, dir. scc-treas,; SCI; WRH Club, LICHTHALL. J.: Denver. Colo., TECH; Owen Hall, 8 LOWELL. J.: W, Lafayette. TECH: private home MACOCHA. S.; Whiting. TECH; Vawter Hall: Block P; Nursing Students, 9 MARTIN. M.: Lafayette. TECH: private home, MASON. J,: Ft Wayne, IND, ED; private home; Purdue In- dustrial Arts Club, treas,; lota Lambda Sigma, 10 MAURER, E, Garrett, IND, ED; Married Students, MAXWELL. T,: W, Lafayette, TECH: Ann Tweedale Co- op, soc, chm,: Block P: Engineer; Green Guard: Mock P: SCA, 23 4 Koons, Marilyn S. 5 Krider. Kalhy P. 6 Landgrebe, R. E. 7 Lemme, Marchil Korhel. Dennis S. Kunard. A lerry Lawson. Sleven J. Lighlhall, Jack Lowell, loan D. 9 Martin, Ma Macocha, Susan K. Mason. Jan Maurer. Edwin F, Maxwell. Teri A. R.N.T.L.C. Home Hospital becomes the lab for new nurses. 237 making machines out of ideas 1 McKIE. N McKENZII MORRIS. PALMA. R,: Indian apolis, TECH; McCutcheon Ha 1, vice pros., floor srn : C r.nnrl Prix Crew: Industrial Art Club: IIEA: assi snr Ir.-; ■ R. im.T c:l,ih, recording sec. Young Republicmis 1 . ' 1 1 2 PATTON. 1 i . ■Xursing Students. REID, B, 111. : : ,,, ., Block P; Student Union. ROSENGAKX I: Mil,, 11 II, Owen -Hall. RUSSELL. R Oak lun. TKCII; private home. SABOL, M.: Lafayette. TECH: private home. Town Girls. SAGGER. T.: Sullivan, III.. TECH: Kappa Delta Rho. ponti- fex. hist.; Exponent: Greek Week Penny Carnival; Mock P. SAUER. M Heic.h Grove. TECH: Fowler Courts; AWS. SCHANKE. S, W Lafayette. TECH; apt.: Mock P: DMA: YouHK Re|iulilii;an5; U Theater. SCHEUEK. I East Gary. TECH: private home; Purdue Ind. Arts Ed. Club. SCHMIDT. L; Lansdale. Penn., TECH; Warren Hall: Block P: Green Guard: Wesley Found. SCHROEDER, |.: Lafayette. TECH: private home: Alpha Eta Rho. SCHULT 5 SMITH. C, Coi SPEICHER. E.: SPENCER. W.: Prix Found.: lo asst. lersville. TECH; Married Students, lerne. TECH: private home: Canoe Club. V. Lafayette. TECH: private home: Grand Lambda Sigm STEFFEN. E.: Rensselaer. TECH: Meredith Hall. STILLER. L.: Floyds Knobs. TECH; private home; ASTD. STOCK, C; Lafayette. TECH: private home. TOBIN, E.; Sellersburg. TECH; Meredith Hall; Nursing Slu The drill press can do severe damage to one ' s hand, ' TRUEX, D.: Elkhart. TECH: Cin agent, fire and safety mgr. VON SCHRILTZ. S.; Pittsburg, Kan., TECH: private home; Aeromodelers; Honor Guard, performance platoon; Reamer Club, hist.: Alpha Eta Rho. e VOTE, K.: Boonville, TECH: private WILCOX. R; La Porte, TECH; private WOLFE, G.: Orleans, TECH: Meredith Hall. 9 WORKMAN, C: W. Lafayette. TECH; private home; Block P. YOSHIDA. G.; Laupahoehoe. Hawaii, TECH; Terry Courts. ZOLLARS. T.: Ft. Wayne. TECH; Wiley Hall. NE soc. chm.: Univ Presbyterian Church, 3 Co-op. purchasing ;ASMET;OMA- Schultz, Timothy 5 Smith, Chester R, 6 Steffen, Ela Sears, Robert E, Speicher, Edward Stiller, Leon Shook, Ruth A, Spencer, WUIiam Stock Cyril . Kelly changing of the guard In the inaugural year of changing pow- ers, the School of Agriculture put a dif- ferent man behind its head desk and a shiny name plate adorned the door, as newly-selected Dean, Dr. Richard Kohls coordinates the major branches of agri- culture in an effort to keep the state of af- fairs running efficiently. Two wide- ranging branches have governmental magnitude. One branch - experimenta- tion — is an outgrowth of the land-grant decree; it provides for all types of re- search from swine management to insect investigation. Second, research has ac- companied Purdue ' s international ex- pansion program overseas, where aid is given and contracts signed to help other countires with their agriculture, with Brazil and Argentina being the most ac- tive participants today. Head-of-State Kohls views these programs as opportu- nities to explore the expanding facets of agriculture. T I Jm m ALPHA ZETA -Back Row: P. Breckbill. D. Howell, ]. Heck. G. Beckelwan, M. Miner. Third Row: H. Jones. W. McFee, C. Bitler G Peters. J. Stockton. J. Crosby, R. Best, P. Wessel. Second Row J Rob- erts J. Dwyer W, Haskell, W. Johnson, E. Gass, D. Danner, D. Swain, T Dommer. Front Row: S. Wilds. D. Burch, E, Klingaman, L. Geyer, M. Coggeshall, J. Eller, A. Dale. 240 241 CERES - Back Row: R. Hanes, G. Cutter, R, Bell, K. Graber, C. Bitler, R. Lumpkin, D. Howell. Second Row: L. Thrush, D. Best, T. Bechman, R. Best, S. Ruckel, P. Wessel, T. Dommer,]. Eller. Front Row: N. McDonald, B. Chalfant, R. Laidig, J. Walker, P. Payton, L. Thompson, J. Crosby, G. Linvill. Good-huf) 242 Abbring. Fred T, Alspach. Richard Arrick, Terry L. win. Michael Barkman, David L. ABBRING. F,: Wheatfield. AGRON: Fairwav. work chm,: Alpha Zeta, ALSPACH. R.: Elkhart. LAND ARCH; Fowler: Land. Arch, Club; Sludenl Gov ' t.; Univ. Choir. ARRICK. T.: Wabash. AG ED: private home; senator- al-large. pub. chm.; Ag Ed. Soc ; Ceres: Alpha Tau Alpha. BALDWIN. M.: Carmel. FOR: apt.: For. Club: Ouling Club: Alpha Zeta: Xi Sigma Pi. BARKMAN. D.: Rochester. AG ED: Farmhouse, rush chm.: Ag Ed. Soc: Block P: Univ. Choir: Alpha Zeta: Phi Eta BECKMAN. T.: Franklin. AG; MSC: Ag Econ. Club; Married Stu. Tenant Counc. treas. BENSON. |.: Lafayette, AG: Acacia. BERKHEISER. V.: Argos. AGRON: apt.: Ag Counc: Agron. Club; Alpha Zeta: Phi Eta Sigma. BERNARD, 1.: Evansville. AGRON; Harrison: Agron. Club. -3ITLER. C: Knighlstown. AG SCI: apt.: Ceres: ColL 4-H: Alpha Zeta. scribe. BLACKBURN. P.: W. Lafayette. AN SCI; apt.: Rodeo, sec, ent. chm.; WRH Club: Triton. BLACKER. D,: Colfax. AG: private home. BOTTORFF. J.: Culver, AG: Sigma Phi Epsilon, soc. chm., 1.: Wildlife Club. BOWLAND. S.; Amboy, AG ECON: MSC; Ag Econ. Club. BOWMAN, D.: Camden. AN SCI: Lambda Chi Alpha, rit.: IFC; Mock P. 4 BRAMAN. W.: Rochester, AG ED: Farmhouse, alh. mgr. treas.: Ag Ed. Soc; Block and Bridle: Coll. 4-H: SGS: Univ. Choir; Alpha Zeta, BRECHBILL. P.: Auburn. AG: MSC, hall sen.; Block and Bri- dle; Coll. 4-H; Alpha Zeta. BROWN. H.; Mulberry. AGRON: Kneale; Schol. chm., assl. kit mgr.. kit mgr.. sec; Agron. Club. BUNCH. TROY: Terre Haute. LAND ARCH; apt: Ag Ed. ort. Soc: PSLA. BURKHARDT, J.: Lafayette, AG: private home; For. Club. Landscape architect prefers greenery to red brick walls. 2 Clayton, Clayton L. Cobb. Dennis D, Coffelt. Terry A. Ciiffman. Charles 3 Colglazier. Terry Conrad. David A Cook. Frederick A Corbin. |ohn L Corman. jack K- Cox. R. Steven Craig. Stephen A. Daggy. William V DeLau. David A, Devonshire, jerry 5 Dice, Donald Dickson. Joseph i Drake. Douglas E 1 BUSKIKK V. W L.l.nrih. ( , i,,, ,ii, h,, CAMl ' iii;i.l l SliiriiMilli ' l, I I u ,,| CAUBLK 1, s.rlr.n l,l 1 M l.n-nl m- IIFC, CHALFANi.K P,iiIm ' i, A( ,Kl ) , VVili-v, II Coll. 4-H, M..i,k P CHERRY. R (.reenfield, AN SCI; Farmhous Block and Bridle. Cull. 4 H. Mock P: SGS. 2 CLAYTON. D : LaPorle. AN SCI: Farmhous Coll. 4-H; Dairy Club; Hoof and Horn; Slu. r.is , Ag Counc; Ag Econ. Club; Ceres; Coll. 4-H; SGS: ii.-at-lrg.. pres. pro tern: Agron. Club, Ceres, corr. sec. . soc. chm.; Ag. Counc; Ag. Econ. Club: Agriculturist; hay fever COFFMAN. C, Frankhn. FOR; Tarkingtiin: Block P: Canoe Club. For, Club: Geo-Sci. Soc; Wildlife Club; Alpha Phi COFFMAN, K,: Liberty, AG: Fowler, unit counc: Soc. of COLGLAZIER, T.; Mitchell, AN SCI: Gary; Coll, 4-H; Dairy Club; Mock P: Pre-Vet Club, CONRAD. D: Alexandria. AN SCI: Rochdale, ath. mgr. asst, work mgr.. alum. ch.. pur. agent; Coll. 4-H: Exponent; Mock P; SCA. COOK. F: Creensburg. AG ECON; Alpha Gamma Rho: Ag Econ. Club; Exponent: Mock P; Student Union. CORBIN. ).: Elnora. AG ECON: Marwood. alh. mgr.. Ireas.. house mgr. pres.: Ag Econ. Club; Arnold Air Soc; SCA. CORMAN. Sigma Pi COX. R,: Elwo AC; priv . AG ECON: Ag Econ. Cli [•nt; Student Union. : For, Club; Xi : Block P; Pilots, CRAIG. S.: NoWesville. FOR; Alpha Gamma Rho: Block and Bridle: Class Counc: Mock P: Univ. Presbyterian Ch DAGGY, W.: Thornton, AG ECON; apt.: Ag Eion. Club. DeLAU. D.; North |udson. AG: Circle Pines, asst mem.. house mgr.. pres.: Ag Club: Coll. 4-H: SCA; Univ. Lutheran Assemb. DEVONSHIRE, (.: Sumner. 111., AG BUS MGT; private CORBIN, [.: Elnora. AG ECON: Marwood, alh. mgr.. treas.. house mgr.. prus.: Ag Econ. Club; Arnold Air 5 DICE. D.: Veedersburg. AG: Wiley; Purdue Auto Club; Grand Prix. DICKSON. |.: Winslow. AG BUS MGT. DIELMAN. W.: Logansporl. AC: Ag Econ, Club. DISQUE. I : Brnwnslonc. AG ECON; Rochdale, alum ch.. work mgr., Ag Counc; Ag Econ, Club; Block and Bridle: Dairy Club, pres,. treas.. Pre-Vet Club; Ag Econ, Debate Team: An. Sci. Co. Bd, DOBBINS. C: Greenfield. AN SCI: Farmhouse, pledge class pres,. 1st vice pres.: Ag Econ. Club; Agron. Club: Block and Bridle: Coll. 4-H: IFC: Mock P: Skull and Crescent; Student Senate. liA I hDMONDS D As Ed S L Un Tiu Alphd EHMAN S Al ju dland AC Harrison and apt., senate: PrpsbMiranCh Var Alhlelics; Alpha dnid AC ED Alpha Gamma Rho. fire r s r fhm of pledge class; Ag Ed. Soc: nd Bridle Le pris Skull and Crescent: 111 l-WALT N W Lafa elU BOT dnd PL PATH: Sijimd Chi. ,r pr V ohm Block P Skull dnd Crscenl E ponenl. |r bd.. ll p r Ir Studtnl Ln on [• RMER ■ L SoulhVVhIlev AN SCI f- uler. FAULRINC. |.: Norlh Boston. N Y . AC: Phi Delta Theta, house mgr- 11 FERRINCER. B : Sunman, HORT: apt,: Horl, Sou, FINCH. S.. Oxford. CEN AG: apt . Ag Econ. Club: Asron, Club: Univ. Presbvlerian Church FINKBINER. B.: W. Lafayette. FOR: Terry and Cts.. ct. mgr.: For. Club. 12 FINKEL. L.: Hope. AC: apt FISCHER. B.: Hammnd. FOR: Tarkington. unit ath dir.: Xi Sigma Pi. FISCHER. S.: Indianapolis. AC: apt 13 FORD. |.: Hartford Citv. AG: Fowler, ath, mgr.: |udo Club: Wildlife Club: Alpha Phi Omega. FOX. C: Michigantmvn. AG: Farmhouse: Ag Ed. Soc: Chris, Stu, Fel,: Coll, 4-H, FRANKS. T.: Wanala. AG: Dover, asst. treas.. soc. chm,. ' Hmm, I thought this was a male. ' m Ewall. Norris D. Farmer. Allen E. Faulring. |erome Ferringer. B. F. Finch. Stephen M. Finkbmer. Bruce C. . Lynn C. r. Burnell C. r. Stephen L. 13 Ford, lack L. Fox. George F Franks. Thomas ] 245 I Frischie, lohn H. 2 Geswem, Gary |. 3 Graber. Kenneth L 4 Hdcker. Ian D. 5 Hane s. Ralph E, 6 Haskell. Neal H. 7 Hedglin. C, L. Gerhardt. Rodney R. Geyer. Leighton L Graham, Edward M. Haeck. David R. Hann a. G, Richard Hawley. |ay L. Hefty, Ronald Gesse. Urry J. Close. Vincent A. Graves. George M. Hahn, Richard A, Harn on. Roy L. Heck. John |, Hickman, Dav Does she miss the personal touch? ag school in full bloom FRISCHIE. |.: Valionia. AG: Bela Sigma P: pri!S.. hd alh. mgr.; Ag Ed. Soc: Ceres. GERHARDT, R.: Chandler, AG: Sherma Asror GESSE. L.: Kiiuls. AG BUS MGT: Alpha Gamma Rho, assl. pledge Ir . act. chm.: Ag Econ. Club: Scab, and Blade; Skull and Cresc; Slu. Union; Alpha Zela. 2 GESWEIN, C: Palmyra. AG; Sigma Pi: Ag Ed. Soc: Mock P: Alpha Tau Alpha. GEYER. L: Wakarusa. AG ECON: Stellar Bros., pres.. pur. agenl. mem chm.: Ag Counc.; Ag Econ. Club, pres.: Coll. 4-H: Miitk P; Old Masters, house host; SCA. Ireas.: Alpha Zela. Chan.: Phi Eta Sigma. CLOSE, v.: Plymouth, AG; Wiley, unit pub. dir.; Ag Econ. Counc; Ag Econ. Club: Block P. ■J GRABER. K.: Archbold. Ohio, AG ECON; Married Student Ct.; Ag Econ, Club: Ceres, GRAHAM. E; Wabash, AG; private home: Ag Ed. Soc: Block P; SGS, GRAVES. G.: Zionsville, AN SCI: Married Students Ct., Block and Bridle: Pre-Vel Club: SCA. 4 HACKER, 1.; Converse, ENTOM; Married Students Ct.: Band. HAECK. D.: Bremen, AG; Sigma Pi; Ag Econ. Club: Block P: Coll. 4-H: Mock P. Young Republicans. HAHN, R.: Evansville, FOR: private home; For. Club; Alpha Zeta: Xi Sigma Pi. 5 HANES. R.: Fairmount, AG: Tarkington; Ceres: Scab, and Blade; Purdue Honor Guard; Alpha Zela. HANNA, G.: Shirley. AGRON; Alpha Gamma Rho, spec, events chm.: Agron. Club: Mock P; Student Union. HARMON. R.; Depauw, AG ED, Gary: Ag Ed. Soc; Alpha Tau Alpha, treas. 6 HASKELL. N.; Rensselaer, ENTOM; apt.: Hockey Club, Outing Club; Young Republicans: Alpha Zeta, HAWLEY. |.: Kirklin. AG: Wiley, fl. sen.; Ag Econ. Club, Alpha Zeta, HECK. ).; West Terre Haute, AG; Gary, sec, treas., schol. dir.. unit counc; Young Democrats; Alpha Zeta. 7 HEDGLIN, C: Pleasant Lake. FOR PROD: apt.: For. Club. HEFTY, R.; Auburn. AG ED; Owan; fres. co,; Ag Ed, Soc. HICKMAN. D.: Severna Park, Md , FOR; McCutcheon. 8 HILGER, |.: Fort Wayne, HORT; Stellar Bros,, hist., rep., vice pres,; Ag Counc; Hort. Soc; Old Masters, HIMSEL, D,: Canville, AG: Sigma Phi Epsilon, house mgr., house guard: Agron, Club; Coll. 4-H. HlttLE. R.: Indianapolis, FOR: McCulcheon; Band: For. Club. 9 HOAGLAND. G.: Covington, AC: Stellar Bros., pres., treas.. mem. chr : Ag Econ. Club: Ceres: Class Counc. Soph.: Mock P: Old Masters: SCA: Alpha Zeta. HORAN. R.: W. Lafayette, AG; private home; Ag. Ed. Soc : Pre-Vet Club; Rodeo. HORNEY. G.: Sheridan. AG ECON; Gary, unit counc; Ag Econ. Club: Dairy Club, treas. 10 HOWARD, T,; North Manchester, AG BUS MGT; Married Students Ct,: Ag Econ. Club: Ag Ed. Soc; Glee Club; SCA; U Choir, HOWELL. D.; Daleville, AG ECON: Owen, fl. sen.; Ag Econ. Club; Young Republicans; Alpha Zeta. lAMES. E: Wolcotl, AG: Ag Econ, Club: Grand Prix Found,: YAF: Young Republicans. 11 lAY. G.: Monticello. AG ECON: Gary and private home, ath. dir.. joint counc: Band: Tomahawk. lENKINS. D,: Kokomo. FOR; Gary; For. Club. lOHNSON, R.: Frankfort, A GRON; apt.: Var. Athletics, 12 lONES, H.; Gary. LAND ARCH: Kappa Alpha Psi; Owen, vice pres.: McCutcheon, couns.; Hort. Soc. lULIAN. S.: .Scottsburg. AN SCI; Phi Delta Theta, sr class rep.; Mock P; Pre-Vet Club; Young Republicans. lUNCKER. R ; Mt. Vernon, AG ED: Fowler, hall counc, hall rep.: Ag Ed. Soc. 13 KAISE. S : Cedar Grove, AG ECON: Ag Econ, Club. KEELER. I Fort Wayne, FOR: Owen: Archery Club: Wild- life Club KELSAY, N. Montpeher. AG ECON; apt.; Ag Econ. Club. 14 KIRKHAM. T.: Yorktown, AN SCI; Rochdale, treas.: Agri- culturist: Block and Bridle; DEBRIS. KLEINSCHMIDT, C: Hammond. AG ECON; Kappa Hoagland, George Horan, Robert T. Horney, Gordon S. 10 Howard. Ted E. Howell. David W. James, Frank W. 12 Jones, Hancy, III Julian, Samuel A, Juncker, Robert E. Kirkham. Tony M. Kleinschmidt, C. L. Klingaman. Eugene lofty education fi ifi S 1 KLUS. S.: Anderson, AG; Gary, unti pres.. quad ath dir.. Irikf race chm.; Ceres: Mock P: Reamer Club. KOONTZ. G.: Plvmoulh, FOR PROD; Fowler; For. Club. 2 KOONTZ. T.: Moorcland. AC ECO ; Married Students CI.; Ag Econ. Club. KLAUS. D.: Newalsace. WILDL CON; Kneale. uork mgr.: Wildlife Club. 3 LANGDON. R.; Hartford City. AN SCI: apt.: Hoof and LECHLITNER. M Wakarusa. AN SCI: Sherman House, work mgr.. Stan., kit mgr.: Coll. 4-H. SC.A. Uni Presbv ten- an Church. 4 LEW. R Merrilkille. AGRON: private home. A ron. 1 : . ■ . . ins Fork. FOR; apt. ■ I : . ■: iih Bend. AC ENGR: Harrison: Var Mil inr iiji.i I ipsilon: Alpha Zela.- Phi Eta Sigma. LIS i . ImJ.diidp.ilib. AG; Alpha Gamma Rho: Ag Econ. Club. 6 LOWER. C: Morgantown. AG: Meredith: Block and Bridle; Pre-Vet Club. LUMPKIN. R.: Hagerslown. AG; Rochdale; Stan., ath. chm.. pledge tr.. pres. of pledge class; Ag Counc: Ag Econ. Club: Ceres: SCA. LUNSFORD, P.: Cambridge Cilv. AN SCI: Wilev. 7 LYNCH. W.: Brazil. AC ECON; Sigma Nu. pledge tr.. Ag Econ. Club: Archery Club; Mock P: Pre-Vet Club MacKINNON. |.: |ameslown. AN SCI: Stale House, assl ath. mgr.: Block and Bridle MACNER. P: Wabash. FOOD SCI. Wilev: U Choir B MARSHALL. A.: Muncie. GEN AC:. Rochdale, mem chm.. Ag Coun.: Ag Econ Club, Aiinruhunsi, cir mgr.; Ceres: Coll. 4-H. Ireas.. pres.. Dairy Clut). Hoof and Horn MARTIN. P.; Greensburg. AG ECON. Alpha Gamma Rho; Ag Econ. Club- MARTIN. T.: Frankfort. AG; private home: Ceres; Hort Soc; Alpha Zeta. 9 McGRAW. G.; Connersville. AC: Pi Kappa Phi. sec: Ag Econ. Club. Grand Prix Found.: Greek Wk. Penny Carn : .■ IC E Logansporl AG. Ag Econ. Club; Coll. McKINNIS. D : Ollerbein. AG: Gary; Ceres. 10 MEHNE. C. lasper. AG; private home: Ag. Econ Club. MESSMER. |. Floyd Knobs. AG ED: Married Students Ct.: Ag Counc. Ag Ed Soc. Hort. Soc. pres.: Alpha Tau Alpha METZGER. S.: North Manchester. AG ED: Rochdale, pres., vice pres.. sec: Ag Counc. pres.. Ag Ed. Soc. Block P: Dairy Club, pres.; Mock P: Sea: Tomahawk; Purdue Stu. Housing Corp,, pres 11 MIERS. D.: Greensburg. AG ECON; Sigma Nu. rush chm.: Ag Econ. Club: Block P: Student Union; Young Democrats. MILES. R.: Kokomo. AN SCI: Married Students Ct. MILLER. K.; Nappanee. AG BUS MGT: Wiley: Ag Econ. Club: Mock P: Tomahawk. Ireas.: Young Republicans: Var Basketball, mgr.: Alpha Zeta. 12 MOORE. D.; Salem, AG ECON: Fairway, pres.. work chm,, hist,; Ag Econ Club; Coll -t-H, Alpha Zela MOORF R I, l,r,., ,1 , WSCI Shrr,n,,.i linns,., pres.. vice pres : ' I ■! „ M ' M MURAK M : ,..,,ni M, I ,iM,,l,,,nsr sec. 13 MURPHVU K.-i,h,oul. A: SCi.llwenandpnvalehome; Mock P; Pre-Vet Club. MYERS. R.: Williamsport. AG ECON: Married Students Ct.: Ag Econ. Club. NEWCOM. S.: Tipton, AG ECON; Alpha Gamma Rho. pres. soc chm.: Ag Econ. Club: Block and Bridle: IFC: Skull and Cresc. 14 NIGH. |.; Greenfield. AG ECON: Alpha Gamma Rho. Ireas.: Ag Econ. Club- ODONNELL. L ; Pitlsboro. AG: Alpha Gamma Rho. song Idr.: Agron. Club: Glee Club: U Choir OVERTON. C; Fort Wayne. AG: Alpha Phi. Block P; Pre- Vet. Club. 15 PARK, |,: Richland, AG ED; Gary, counc . host scc.-lreas.; Ag Counc : Ag Ed. Soc, corr, sec: Reamer Club; Alpha Tau ■Alpha, pres. PARR. D.; Kendallville. HORT: McCulcheon. exec pol. dir.. sen -at-lrg.. fl. sen.; Hort. Soc; Reamer Club: |udo Club: Rodeo Club. PATTY. R.; Royal Center. AG; Wiley; Agron. Club 6 Lower, Carol E. Lumpkin. Roger 1 Lunsford. Paul R MacKinnon. James Magner, Phillip G. lin. Paul T, tin. Terry D- McGraw. Gary McKaig. Edward E.. McKinnis, Dan R. I Mehne, Gene C Messmer. James . Metzger. Stan }. Miers. David L Miles. Richard E Miller. Kerry A, 12 Moore. Dale I, Moore. Robert D. Murakami. Tami ' Murphy. Dennis W. Myers. Ronald E. Newcom. Steven G. Nigh, |ohn A- O ' Donnell. Larry Overton. Cathy S. 15 Park. Joseph D. Parr. Dennis F, Patty, Randal K, Rusk, Robert J Sander. Thomas W Getting down to the Nitty Gritty at Purdue. I PAUL. L,: Frankfnrl. AG ECON: Kneale; Ag Econ, Clul Band, PHILLIPS. |,; Walerlou. AC ECON; apt,: Ag. Econ. Clul Mnck P. Exponenf POLLMAN. P.: Shclbyville. GEN AG: Gary: Army Hunt QUIVEY. |.: Plymoulh. AG ED; Alpha Gamma Rho, sei chap.; Ag Ed. Soc: Band; Coll. 4-H; Dairy Club; Studci Union; Alpha Zela. 3 REDMAN. D.; Bremen, AG; privale home; Ag Ed. Soc. RENCK. H.: Lawrenceburg. AG; Kneale House; Ag Eco Club; Stu, Co-op Assn. 4 RICHTER, R.: Chei counc; Coll. 4-H; H Club. RISTOW. |.: Indianapolis. AG; Alpha Tau Omega, pi. Ir.; Ceres; Class Coun. Fr.; Soph.; Horl. Soc; SGS; Skull and Cresc; Alpha Zela. 5 ROBBINS. R.: Bedford, AG; Alpha Omicron Pi; Panhell. Rep., phil.; Angel Flight; Panhell.; Pre-Vet. Club; Alpha Lambda Delia. ROBERTS, T.; Valparaiso, FOR; Car; WHHR, slalion mgr.; Nav. 6 ROBINSON, S,; Howe. AG; Shoemaker, sec, vice pres.; Agriculturist; Canoe. RUDOLPH, G,: BoonviUe. AG; McCulcheon. 7 RUSK. R.: Royal Center, AG; MSC; Ag Econ. Club. SANDER. T,. EvansviUe. AG; Thela Xi, jr. stew.; Ag Econ. Club fl SCHAEFFER, L,: Crown Point, AN SCI; Owen: Purdue Rangers; Alpha Zela SCHAIBLE, S,: Lafayette, AC; Kappa Kappa Gamma, pi. class vice pres,. corr. sec; Ceres; Hoof and Horn; Purdue Arch. Club. sec. Ireas.. vice pres. SCHMIDT. L. Carrael. AGRON; Alpha Chi Rho, alh. chm., Agron. Club; Ceres. SCHRUM. D,: Rensselaer, AG; Wiley; Block and Bridle. SCHUMAN, F: Corunna, AG ED; Wiley; Ag Ed, Soc, SCHWAB, K Wolcolt, AG ECON; Acacia; Class Counc Soph,: Skull and Cresc; Student Union; Omicron Delta Kappa; Phi Eta Sigma. SELLERS. P.: Springport, AG; Alpha Gamma Rho, chp., SHEETZ, M.: Bremen. AG ED; private home; Ag Ed. Soc SINGLETON. P.: Bicknell. AN SCI: Chauncey. vice pres.. pres.; Block and Bridle: Alpha Zeta. SMITH. |, Summilville, AC ED: MSC; Ag Ed, Soc; Block and Bridle: Alpha Tau Alpha, III SMITH, M,: Hagcrslown, AG: private home; Ag Ed, Soc; Block and Bridle: Counc of Relig, Org,; Alpha Zeta. SNYDER. M.: W. Lafayette. FOOD SCI; Sigma Kappa, schol. chm.; Ag Counc; Univ. Choir: Phi Tau Sigma, treas, STERN, D.: Carmel. AG: Gary: Ceres: Phi Eta Sigma. STERNBERG. G.; Crown Point. LAND ARCH; privale home, Horl. Soc; Pur. Soc of Land. Arch STEVENSON. |.: Anderson. AG; apt, II STEWART, D.: Yorklown. AG ECON; Farmhouse, assl, SOL. chm.: Ag Econ, Club: Bands, pers. off.; Pep Comm.; Kappa Kappa Psi, pres.. vice pres. STONE. D.: .South Bend, AC; McCutcheon; Pre-Vcl Club: AM At:: Fan : AgCou chn , Con 12 THOMAS, I Frankfort, AN FOOD SCI: Kneale House, pres,, vice pres., sec; Band; Block and Bridle: Pur, Stu Housing Corp, THOMPSON, D,: Rochester, AC; Farmhouse: Baptist Stu Found,; Air Force ROTC; Scab and Blade; Alpha Zeta THOMPSON, |.: Argos. AG ED: Alpha Gamma Rho. rho- mate co.; Ag Ed Soc; Dairy Club: Grand Prix Found,: Slu- Shelbyv THOMPSON. Alpha Zeta. TIMM. L: Medaryville, AG; Chauncey, pur age chm,; Ag Ed. Soc; Mock P; Student Co-op A.ssn. 250 purdue ags plant their seed Schaeffer. L R. Schaible. Sara Schmidl. Lee E Schwab, Kenneth L. Sellers. Paul A, Sheelz, Michael L. Sjnglelon, Paul D. Smith, lay L. Smith, Max A. Snyder. Marcia I Stern. Duane M- Sternberg, Guy Stevenson. |. V. Steward. Daniel B. Slone. Douglas R. Strueh, Terry D. Stuff, Edward E. Taylor, Phillip K- 12 Thomas, |ohn R Thompson, David S- Thompson. |ay O. Thompson. Lyman L. Timm. Larry. E- 251 I Tf - 1 Truex. Tye A. Ullom. George j VawCer. Dougia! Walker. Newell R 3 Westfall, Thomas Weatherman, P. R. Whaley. Daniel H. Weathers. George D. Whirledge. Alden 1 Weil. Richard O. Wild. Timothy G, Wilder. Marvin E. Wilds. Stephen D. Wilkinson. Robert M Williams. Terrill E. 5 Williamson. |oe P Wolfe. Timothy L, Wood. Carol S. Yoder. Warren ). Young. Robert B, Young. Glenn. A Zahner. Jerry A. : Ag Counc: Ag Ed. ULLOM. G.: Winchester. A Sue: Ceres; Cull. 4-H: Alpha Tau Alpha. VAWTER. D.: Urbana. AG ECON: Kneaie House, ath. mgr., soc. chm.. mem, chm,. Ag Econ, Club: SCA, vice pres, WALKER, |.: Nokomis, Fla., AG ECON; Ag Econ. Club; Block P; Ceres, sec; Players, vice pres,; Theta Alpha Phi, hist, 2 WALKER, N,: W, Lafayette, AN SCI; private home; Dairy Club; Dairy lodging Team, WEATHERMAN, P,; |udson, AN SCI; Alpha Kappa Lambda, rush chm, WEATHERS, C,: Union, Ohio. LAND ARCH; Alpha Tau Omega, pres.. treas.. house mgr.; Gimlet; Grand Prix Found.; Horl- Soc. Purdue So. of Land. Arch., vice pres.; Stu. Gov. Cull,; Fr Track; Alpha Zeta; Ceres; Omicrnn Delta Kappa. WEIL. R.: Muncie. FOR; Circle Pines, hisl.: Canoe Club: For, Club: Outing Club. 3 WESTFALL. T.; Reynolds. AG ED; apt.: Ag Ed. Soc WHALEY. D Slilesville. AG; private home. WHIRI FIlflF V Mill.T l.iiri;. AG; apt.: Band. Will) I I . ' !■ I lii i. IIUS MGT: Gary. 4 W I LI II l; M : i SCI: apt. 1 1 .IFE BIOL: Farmh use: Ag ill i liife Club: Alpha Zela; Xi Sism,i Pi WILKINSON. R.: Elkhar AG: Sigma P 1st VI ce pres,. pledge tr . treas. WILLIAMS, T.: V nccnne . ACRON; Cha ncey, a h, mgr,: , j;rnn Club, -. IVII.I.IAMSON. 1 Highland, AG; McC tcheon Agron, WllLFi:, T Mod r, AG pri ate home. Ag Ecu n. Cluh; ClTl ' .S, WOOD, (. Cnrn l.iiii; ,■ appa Kappa Gamm a: Block and Bridir HI... 1 ' 1 ' . I .. s gma. YODER, U l,..sl, 11, M , lehome;Agron. CI b: Men- 6 YOUNG, R, Indi, ,I|. ' .||S l l.ijkiiiKl.. 1 unil ... .Iir, hall sen.: Folk-a-Wh.rl..,s Vt 1 hil. II I1..11, Y .ungKi- publicans. YOUNG, G F.ilm ZAHNFK, 1 Mish l. n Hud .ISC, Ag Ed, Soi . (...11 4 1 7 ZELLER, R SI, .11 will... .in.ll. ' him ■; Rod. J Club ZIMMEKl.V s M II l ; Ill ' s 11 IT: Si„ma Phi Epsilon, Mc , pl.cli. Hl.ick P. Class Counc, fi ■,.,1,. ' 1 ;iml. ' l; Mock P; Naval Rl 1.1 Fa.; Comm.: SGS: Skii ii.K K. ' - publicans; Stu. H. Mi.l..! . ' . ' I,. .1 n. ' lta Kappa- ZIMMERMAN, R, Evansv ill... AG, McCu :heon. 252 happy households for HE As important as building a bridge? Dean Goble answered, Yes, stressing that the job of the home economist is to serve the family. With family founda- tions crumbling in an era of youthful in- dependence, all areas of study within the school, be they clothing or interior de- sign, focus on stabilizing and serving the family. To aid the girls in keeping their own homes harmonious, Home Manage- ment houses provide an opportunity for seniors to live in and run a household. Very different from the ancient P-houses of renown, the two new houses simulate a truer-to-Iife laboratory. Eva L. Goble, Dean of the School of Home Economics. 253 1 OMICRON NU - Back Row: S. Kellner, J. Black, C. Bodley, E. Hall, B. Bobek. Front Row; M. Walker, P. Morfee, L. Hatfield, j. Filipowicz, S. Cauble, M. Johnson. 1 ALBERT. S,: U Paz. HE. Alpha Xi Delta: Agr cu lura isI; AWS: Collegiale 4-H; Green Guard: Green Guard Honorary: Home Ec Chapter; Mock P. AMERMAN. C.: Clinton. HE: Warren. Ireas.: AWS: Block P; Home Ec Club; WRH Club. ATKINS. C: Gary. HE; Delta Gamma, rush ohm.. 2 ATKINSON. S.: Paoii. HE: Meredith, Standards chm.. Stan- dards co-ordinalor: Block P: Counc. of Religious Org.: Green Guard; Mock P: University Choir: Young Republicans: Home Ec Club. BANCROFT. C: Redfield. So. Dak.. HE: Married Stu. Courts. BANKS. P.: Columbia City. HE; Twin Pines, sec: Block I ' , Collegiate 4-H; Student Co-op Assn.: Home Ec Club. 3 BARTHOLOMEW, K.; Lafayette. HE: apt.: Interior Design BAYS. M,: Farmersburg. HE: Wood. Home Ec Club: SNEA. mem chm.: Young Democrats, pub. chm. BENNETT. M.: New Ross. HE: Earhart. unit sec.-treas.: Home Ec Club; Kappa Delta Pi: Tomahawk. 4 BERTSCH. |,: Greenwood. HE: Warren, pres.; Block P; Col- legiate 4-H: Home Ec Chapter; SNEA: WIC. BLACK. |.: Ft. Wayne. HE: Earhart: Omicron Nu. BOBEK. B.: San Pierre. HE; Vawter, treas.: Collegiale 4-H: Home Ec Club: University Choir: WRH Club: Krazy Eights, pres.: Omicron Nu. 5 BODLEY. C: Angola. HE: Duhme: Assoc, for Child Ed.; AWS: Green Guard: Home Ec Chapter; Young Republicans: Kappa Delia Pi: Omicron Nu. BROWN. 1.; Veedersburg. HE: Delta Tau Delta, ath. chm.: Block P: Home Ec Club: Karate Club: FSEA. food service 6 BUHLER. H.: Mobile. Alabama. HE: Married Stu. Courts. BYNUM. C: Rensselaer. HE: Earhart. Gov. bd.. unit council: Alpha Lambda Delta. CADY. M.: Michigan City. HE; Alpha Delta Pi: Green Guard: Albert, Sharon J. Amerman. Gina L. Atkins. I Atkinson. Susan Bancroft, C. E. Bartholomew, S. K. Bays. Mary Lou Bennett. Madonna Bobek. Barban 5 Bodley. Connie L. Brown. James A. Bublitz. Judy K. Buhler. H. Diane Bynum, Cathy L. Cady. Marylou 255 1 sjmii ' mm 4 Carnahan. Joyce A. Carothers, Leslie Caubie, Sarah A. Centa. Lillian A. Charles, Cheryl L. Cleland, Mary D. 2 Colton. anet L, Confento, David T, Conway. Brenda J. Cox, Ann R. Decker, Lynn A. Dodlinger, Mary reta CAR.MAHAN. |.: Edwardsporl. HE; Earharl. social co nalor: Homp Ec Club. Young Republicans CAROTHKRS L LafavHl,. HR: Al,.ha Phi; Purdu, CENTA. L: Cleveland. Ohio. HE; Chi Omega. WRA reprc senlalive; Unil social chairman Earharl; Home Economics Club, SI.Klf-nl C.v ' t Academic, junior and senior iob- WRA HE; Earha AWS; Green ' ' ' ■ ■ ' ■ ' it.iyette, HE; Home Ec chapter. t: ' ' ' ; K ..1... HE; Waldron House: Home Ec Club. Town Cirls, WRH Club. Westminster Foundation CONTENTO. D.; Endicott. New Yor. HU; Menial Health Assoc, educaonai chairman. Psi Chi. treas.; Kappa Alpha Dell; n. HE; Ph, Mu. pres.; Green Guard; ' Panhell. M.I.. HE; Alpha Delta Pi. assl. Ireas.. DECKER. L., .South Bend. HE; Meredith, corridor chairman AWS; Home Ec chapter. DODLINGER. M.: Chicago. Ill . HE; Crad House. 3 DOYLE. C: Tcrre Haute. HE: Alpha Xi Delta: Block P Green Guard Honorary; PanhelL; Women s Interhall Counc Kappa Delta Pi, EBRITE. R,: Eaton. HE; Warren. Block P Collegiate 4 H. Home Ec Club: Mock P; SCA, ENDICOTT. S,; Conner.svil]e, HE Meredith Home Eco nomics Club, FAUSER. SHARON: Dyer. HE: Wood. AWS. Home Ec Club SNEA. FEHD. C: Elberfeld. HE; Fowler Courts: Collegiate 4.H; Home Ec Club. FILIPOWICZ, I Independence. (Jbio. ME; Earbart. counse- lor; Home I ' ir (iul, M,i|,,i,ii, 1 )[ Mi.,,1, , , f ' ..]|i,u vliip WRH Club: Alpli,, , •■■,,-,, ' ,.. ,, ,,-, ,, 4 FRAZIEK, M ■, ' ,, , , ,., m; ,.,, : ' |, ' i ' ' ., ' . !• r- Young Democrats. FRENCH. P,: Lafayette, HE: Ann Tweedale; AWS; Block P Sailing Club: SCA FRF ' ( II s M...,r..„,ll,. New |nrsev, HR: Ann Tweedale; Hume hi eliaptiT, Modern Dance Club: Tomahawk; Univer- sity Choir. GALLOWAY. K.. Veedersburg. HE: Earhart: AWS: Block P: Home Ec Club: NEA: Child Ed., president. 5 GANLEY. C: Pittsburg. Penn.. HE; Chi Omega, publicity chairman, art chairman: Grand Prix Found.. Grand Prix Girl. GREEN. C: Indianapolis. HE; Harrison; Mock P; University Choir GOECKER. C: Seymour. HE; Twin Pines, work mgr. treas,. pres,: Collegiate 4-H; Home Ec Club, GRIDER. P.: Indianapolis. HE: Meredith: Home Ec Club: Kappa Delta Pi. HACKER. |.: Martinsville. HE: Ross Ade Apts,: Block P: Home Ec Club; DEBHIS; Young Republicans, HADLEY. ;,: Cootesville. HE. Earhart. corridor chm.: Colle- giate 4-H; Student Senate. 6 HALL. C: Danville. HE; Warren social chm.; FSEA. HALL. E.: Ft. Wayne. HE: Grad House: Home Ec Club: Omi- HA.STY. |,: Rushville. HE;Twii legiate 4-H. SCA HAYNRS, A , uliurn, MR, Home R, I hill Mn„,r l:, I,,, I, HEFNER, H ll.ii.wll.. Ill-: 1,1,- legiate 4-n III, ineRi IJh.l,, St, Delta Pi. 256 Strange, it doesn ' t fit me like that. retailing follows fashion ' s fancy w 3 Doyle. Candace J. Ebrile, Roberta S. Endicolt, Sherry Fauser. Sharon L. Fehd. Carol S. isEsn;2!S 5 Ganley. Cynlhia L. Gheen. Calhenne Goecker. Carole D. Grider. Phyllis [, Hacker. |udith I Hadley. |ane E, 6 Hall. Charma K. Hall. Ellen M. Hartzell. Mary Hasty, Jomyla K. Haynes, A, Rebecca Hefner. Ruth A, 257 Holmes. Linda T Howe, lanel E. Howell. Harrielte Jackson. Sandra S lochum. Gaylc A lerves. Kalhryn G. I fohnson. Beverly A. Johnson. Mary A, Jones. Cheri L. lung. Carol S- Kauffman. Paulelle through the needle ' s eye 1 HERCHENROETHER. J.: Pillsburg. Penn.. HE Interior DEC: Chi Omega, assl, pledge Irn.: Home Ec Club: Panhell. HEUER. J.: Creenlown. HE; Kappa Kappa Gamma, scholar- ship chm,: Angel Flight: Alpha Lambda Delta: Baptist Found: Home Ec Club; Omicron Nu: Kappa Delta Pi. HIMES, C: Warsaw. HE; Meredith. NE. pres.. corridor chm.. assl, social chm., chm. Winter Whispers; Mock P; Block P: Home Ec Club: Young Republicans, H1N.SHAW. |.; Indianapolis. HE; Ann Tweedale. pres.. Alpha Lambda Delta: Friends Fellowship: Gold Peppers; Home Ec Club: Kappa Delta Pi; SGS: Student Senate. Slu- dcnl Gov ' t, Cultural: Tomahawk: SCA senator, HIPPEE. P.; Madison, Wis,. HE; apt. AWS: Omicrnn Nu: Young Republicans: Gables Girls Club, HOLDEN, N,: Lk, Oswego. Ore.. HE: Alpha Phi. rush chm,; AWS: University Choir, 2 HOLMES. L, Orleans. HE: apt,; pub, chm. Warren Hall. WRA rep., vice pres. and sec, of Baptist Sludenl Found,, Block P Hor Glenvvood, house mgr.. work ollegiate 4-H: Green Guard; oir: SCA; Student Gov ' t. Cul- JERVES. K.: Danville, HE: Glenwood. Ireas.: AWS; Home Ec Club: SCA. 3 JOHNSON. B,; Plainfield. HE: Alpha Gamma Delta. Ireas.: Block P; SGS: Home Ec Chapter; Cold Peppers: Angel Flight: AF Ball Court: Soph and |r. Class Council. JOHNSON, M Cri-.nsburg. HE; Earharl; Alpha Lambda Dell.i ( ,,- r ' .t |() I ' M, : ,: !.. HE: Grad House West: Home Ec Cli.,|ih I - I - i:lub: FSEA. JOM.v 111.. Zela Tau Alpha, pledge class Irc.s ,,,( h, , iiiJ li.l , rush comm,: AWS: Folk Song Club: Cnin f.iKird Homi- Ec Club: Interior Designers: Lu- Cho WRA; Young Democrats, JUNG, (, Indi.inapi.hs, HE, Alpha Omicron Pi; Block P; Girrn I ,,,,i,( !h,,.., I. I lul, I Minn Club; WRA; Women ' s KAI ' lt ' l ' , I , ' . I ■ :k; I I. iihiii,i; ,ind Textiles: Clen- wnnri I ■ ' :, I ! i i. iUnih 1 ' 1 1 1 Hin ' Ec Club: Home Ec CouiH li i iiiviiMlj i.iiui., lon.dli.iuk. Collegiate 4-H Club. IS 4 Kay. Laurie A. 5 Kinsey, Kay F Kebbon. Linda L, Kinney. Robert I Keltner. Sandra J Kitt, Sharyn A King, Marjorie Koch, Anne K I Lambda Delia, sec ; Danfoi KEBBON, L, Cuiumhus. Miss.. Child DevelopmenI: Phi Ml reporter: Home Kc Club; Block P. Grand Prix Found.: Gree Guard. Mock P: Universily Chcir KELTNER. S Fori Wayne. HE. Duhme. AWS rep., Alph Lambda Delia: Kappa Delia Pi. Om KING. M Wilminslon. Del . HE: .Alpha Gamma Delia, pres.. |r r:lass council. Home Ec Chapler: Kappa Delta Pi . ' i KI.NSEV. K .Anderson. Home Furncshtngs: Alpha Omicron Pi. assisl. Ireas . Ireas.. Pledge Board Activities chm.: AWS. hi™ k P: Green Guard: Greek: DEBRIS, KIN.NEY. R : Fort Wayne. HE: Harrison, athletic dir.: Purdue KITT. S.: Huntinglon. HE. Waldron House: sec. of Meredith: Home Ec Club: Collegiate 4-H: WRH Club. KOCH. A : Indianapolis. CDFL: Alpha Chi Omega, sec: AWS: Block P: Cheerleaders: Freshman Class Council: Gold Peppers: Green Guard. Home Ec Club; StudenI Union: Homecoming Queen. Debris Queen Court. 6 Koontz. B.: New Castle. CDFL; Married Slu. CIS.; Home Ec rluh ' Omirrnn .. KYLER. M.: South Whitley. Social Welfan LANGFORD. P.: Indianapolis. HE; private Sigma. Student Senate LEHMA.MN. K.: Schenectady, N Y., HE; Married Slu. CIs. LINDEMAN. ].: Munsler. HE ed. Zeta Tau Alpha: Collegiate 4-H; Home Ec Club; Folk Song Club; University Choir: Slu- LINDQUIST. |,: Lansing. III.. HE; Warren. AWS rep.: Block P; Home Ec Club: Mock P. Exponent, FSEA. LORTIE. C. Kimmell. Dietetics: Ann Tweedale. pres.. sec. Ireas . standards: Collegiate 4.H: Home Ec Club; SCA: WRA LUCAS. 1,: Greencaslle. HE: Meredith: Collegiate 4-H: Green Guard; Home Ec Chapler; Kappa Delta Pi: Wesley Found. LUTTRINGER. |.: Hammond. HE. apt : Home Ec ' club, MAASBERG, B.; Evansville. Fashion Retailing: Alpha Delta Pi. chapler guard, philanthropic chm . fines chm,: Block P: Collegiate 4-H: Home Ec Club. Krazy Eights, pres, MADSEN, P,; Ladoga, Nursery-Kindergarten: Married Stu, Cts; AWS: Child Ed,: Home Ec Club MANNING, M,: Richfield, Utah. Nulrilion Research, apt. MARSHALL. L. Indianapolis. HE; Alpha Gamma Delta, rec sec. AWS: Home Ec Chapler: Exponent; Green Guard; Stu- denI Union. 7 Lindeman. )oanne S. Lindquist. Judith D. Lortie. Carolyn K. Lucas, Janet M. Lutlringer. Judith D, Maasberg. Brenda L. Madsen. Patricia L Manning. Merry Marshall. Linda D. 260 more to home ec than fruits and vegetables MATES. N.: Brislol. HE: apl.: AWS; Block P; Grncn Guard; Hiimc Ec Club; YAF; Young Republicans. MAY. N.: Lafayclle. Fashion Rel.: Chi Omesa. pub. chm.: MAY! I S I ' .itriol. Social Welfare; Twin Pinos: Omicron ' Hryan. Ohio. HE; Zela Tau Alpha, vice pres ; AWS; Block P; Gold Peppers; Green Guard; ;hjpler; Home Ec Council; Mock P; Alpha MJU.KK. C Mei ; SNEA; SCA. . HE; Wood; AWS; Home Ec Club; SM, ' IA Spem.T. HE. Alpha Phi. epublicans. ' urduc Enj;. Milan. HE. Shoemaker, scholarship NICHOLS. I l ary. HE; Wood. sids. - chm.. sec ; Hint Club. WRH Club; NHSG. Food Comm, NICKEL. R Cheslerlon. HE; apl.; FSEA. prod. msr.. RINGLE. S. W :;uard; Home Ei; Club: Ex ior 261 3 Stahgos. Mary E Strickland. |amc Sullivan. Palrici Summers. Ramr Thacker. Mary I 5 Thomas. Diana M Trebs. Barbara S Tfoi l Mii. M sIkK kl.WI) I I, ' , u ,- ,-,. Cal.. HE: Fowler House. Sll.l.l .. , I ' l.rnv.Mnun, HE: apl.: AWS: Exponenl. Home Ec Chapter SUMMERS. R.: Salem. HE: Twin Pines, sec; Collegiate 411; Home Ec Chapter: Mock P; SCA. THACKER. S El Centro, Cal . HE: Sigma Kappa; Green r;u,,r.l ll.imp El Cluh FSEA, ser , THIIMAS I) ll.r.h Crci. ' IIK K.iih.rrl, Bli r;kP;HomeEc P. Gri TREBS. B Whiting. HE. Phi Mii. pledge I ! 6 Varchclto. Valerie Veach, Valerie Vinyard. Wayne A, Wafiner, Rosemary Wnshl. Sandy E Zurawslii. Pal A for wives should always be homemakers, too CnUI PrpptTs. Hnme Et: Club: Mortar •:, Meredilh. si ' i:.; Ciillefiiale 4-H; Hume Ec HE. Earharl. AWS. Il.ime Ei: Cluh. WRH 263 accelorating From his penthouse office in the Math Science Building, Dean Haas can survey Purdue ' s changing campus. Contributing to the university ' s growth was the en- largement of biology laboratories to ac- commodate the new emphasis on the ex- perimental facet of biology. Much of the future teaching will utilize these labs to show it as it is. The classroom was not missed in the sweep of improvement. Students were placed in beginning math courses geared to their past knowledge. What the student learned in the past was beneficial in the present. Dr. Felix Haas. Dean of the S(:h(inl dl 264 H science goes underground SCIENCE COUNCIL - Back RoH ' ; J. Gajda, D. Hatfield, W. Cassell, Ho. Front Row; A. Weitsman, W Fuller P Halev L Burleigh R. Hess. G. Emerson. J. Kueck, R. Washburn. T. Johnson. M. Levin. T. Grim, P. Habicht, B. Sachs, D. Schlueter. ' J. Lovett At home in an underground fortress, the nuclear accelerator awaits comp 265 ALPHA EPSILON DELTA - Buck Row: C. Higdon, L. Ward, J. Dinius. D. Eglen. C. Hansen. Front Row; D. Hobbs. R. Hucek, J. David. S. Estes, D. Deardorff, R. McDovveH. Are you sure the instructions said for ages 8-12? Internal parts stand ready to accelerate the interaction of matter and energy. serendipity seekers 1 Abernathy. V. L ip f Bakpr. Richard I TW Hjylis. Dc.n.ild Bays, Carita |, got a nice looking fern. ABERNATHY, V,: EvansviUe. CHEM; Chi Omega, treas.: Block P; Gold Peppers; SGS. pub. relalions: Old Masters; Student Affairs advisory counLil. sec; lota Sigma Pi; Alpha Lambda Delia, vice pres.; Murlar Board. ANDERSON, D.: Princeton. SCI; Alpha Kappa Lambda, Ircas.; Naval ROTC Drum and Bugle Corps; Naval ROTC Mutual Fund. ANDREWS. K-: Emporia. Kansas. MICRO BIO; McCulcheon, ath. clir, ANjANOS, N. Gary, SCI; Pi Kappa Phi. pledge class pres, ANTONIDES, B. Fori Wayne, CS; Zela Tau Alpha, ser. chm., AWS; Block P; SGS; Baptist Student Found., sec. BACKER, C: South Bend. MATH. CS; Phi Mu. song leader; Bloc I Choi, BAEBLER. B, St L uis. Mo., M.ATH ED; Pi B ela Phi, re Green C ard Block P; Lambda Chi Alpha Litl Sister, pres ; Kappa Delt Pi. BAKER, B Ml. Pro pec 111., C S; Wilev; Block P; Sluder Govern me t Cuitu Excal bur Club, se c, senalo at-large; P i Ela Sifi ma BAKER, C . Indian pol, . BIO Meredith; De by Day cc BAKER, R ; Indianapolis. SCI: Wiley: Delta Rho Kappa. 3 BAKER. W.; Munstcr. SCI; Maclur treas.. pres.: Canoe Club: SCA; Kappa Delta Pi. BARRETT. C: Indianapolis. CHEM; Delta Gamma, assl. rush chm.. pres.; Block P; Green Guard; Phi Kappa Thela Lil- BATES. |,: BAUCIIN, BAXTER, HIO ED; Warren; Block P; Campus I, Student Union: WRH Club, SCI-MATH; McCulcheon; Football Flight; AWS; Green Guard; Block P; U Choir, Student Government; Mock P. 5 BENJAMIN, D.: Monlicello. MICRO BIO; apt.. AWS; Block P; Green Guard; Greek. BERKEMEIER. A.: Greensburg. CS; Tau Kappa Epsilon. BERRIOS, |.: Hato Rey, Puerto Rico, MATH; McCutcheon. BERRY, L; Scottsburg, SCI; Alpha Omicron Pi; SGI. BLESSING. |.; Ft. Wayne. MATH; Warren; U Choir 6 BOBB. M,; Seymour, BIO SCI; Beta Sigma P.si; Block P. BOISMENUE. S.; Winneconne. Wise. PRE-MED; Triangle, chaplain; DEBfi S; Westminster Youth Felloviship; Phi Eta Sigma, BRAND, VICKIE; Indianapolis, BIO; Grad House. BRANDT. B,: Logansporl, CHEM; Ann Tweedale, treas.; AWS; Block P; SNEA; Christian Student Fellowship: Kappa Delta Pi. BRUCK, A.: W. Lafayette. SCI; Pi Kappa Alpha, rush chm.; E, ponenl; Mil Ball Comm.; Quarterdeck; Scabbard and Blade; SGS; YAF; Sigma Pi Sigma. 7 BUCKO. J.: Hammond. SCI: American Chem. Soc; Band; Kappa Kappa Psi: Phi Eta Sigma. BURKE. R.: Batcslown. MATH; McCulcheon. CAIN. T.; Greenfield. CS: Owen, floor senator; Mock P. CARLSON. L: Akron. Ohio. CHEM; apt,; Chemical Soc; Swim Team. CARROLL. D.: Norlhbrook. MATH; Grad House; Triton. 6 CASSELL. W.: Lancaster. Ohio. SCI; apt ; Sludent Faculty Comm,; Delta Rho Kappa: Phi Eta Sigma. CHEN, K.. Philadelphia, Pa., CHEM: Wood; AWS: Block P; Club. CHRISTKNSON. F,: Canton. Ohio. SCI; Meredith: Modern Dance Club; Wesley Found. CHRISTO. P.; Gary. SCI; Earhart, gov.: University Centen- nial, Purdue Student Handbook Comm.: WIC; Gold Pep- pers; Mortar Board. COFFEY. D.; Decatur. Georgia. PHYSICS: apt. the ideas of tomorrow in students today Conard. |ohn ) 2 Cravcr. Bruce A. Courlney. Cheryl S. Dallmann, Bob L, Cradick. |o A. DAversa, Eugene I I 270 C;RANT. P, LoKdnspDrl, MAI ' H ED; Cary. GRKENBURGER, I ' W Ldfayelli-, PRE-MED; Mo OMA, Sot: lor Adv Man . Phi Eld Sifima. kemen. BIO: Block P; Mock P, HALL. F.: Danville. PHYSICS HAND. K.; Lansing. III-. BIO ED; McCutchcon. EMfeBOi ' ' 1 8 Evansin. David P. 9 Killer. David A 10 Freeland. |c-nnic Evens. Linda K. Fletcher. David R, Gable. Edmund I Fabns. Florian |. Fouls. David L Ca|da. lames E Gerard. |oseph A, 12 Cogola. lames D i:) Graff. |elfery D Gorbelt. Dallas W, Granl. Paul R, Graff. Barbara L. Greenherger. Pau 271 1 Huug. Frederick Hoolh. Stanley I. Hess. Randall E 4 Hoyt. loseph D. Jones. Michael | studying nature — its whys and wherefores Trick or trea HEATH. S.: Hamilton, sci: Married Sludenls: Railroad Club. HESS. R.: South Bend. CS: Gary Hall, joint counc. political dir.; senator; Pendragon: Phi Eta Sigma; Railroad Club; Student Senate. 2 HIDGEN. D.: Evansville. SCI; Phi Kappa Theta. act. dir,; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Student Gov ' t. Cultural. HILLER. |.: Johet. 111.. MATH; Zeta Tau Alpha, treas.. Block P; Gold Peppers; Panhell. office mgr.; WRA; Alpha Lambda Delta; Kappa Delta Pi, HILTGEN, S,; Indianapolis, SCI; Wood Hall, sec; SNEA; Student Senate; Young Republicans; Alpha Lambda Delta; Sigma Pi Alpha; Phi Delta Sigma. 3 HIXSON. D.: Hinsdale. Ill . SCI; Phi Kappa Psi. historian; ; Meredith Hall; Band; Alpha HOLMES. E,: Victc Lambda Delta; Tau Beta Sigma, historian, pres. HOPPLE. G.; Toledo. Ohio. MATH; Delta Gamma, scholar- ship chm.. treas.. rush counc; Block P; Gold Peppers; U Choir; Triton Club, vice pres.; Alpha Lambda Delta; Morlar Board, treas.; Delta Rho Kappa, sec. 4 HOYT. J.: Indianapolis. CS; apt.; Chess Club. HUFFORD. W.; Frankfort. SCI; Phi Gamma Delta, sec; Gimlet; Skull and Crescent. HUMNICKY. M.: South Bend. SCI; Wiley Hall; Forensic Union; Mock P; PCIA; Student Senate; Student Govt , Mu- nicipal, 5 HUNT, W.; Indianapolis. PREMED; Alpha Chi Rho. rcp.- at-large; Frosh Class Counc; Mock P; Student Court. HUNTER, v.: Garrett. SCI; Phi Kappa Tau. pres.; Block P; Frosh Class Counc; IFC. Mock P. Phi Eta Sigma. Sigma Pi Sigma. INGER. P.: University City. Mo.. CS; apt.; Alpha Lambda Delta. 6 JAMESON. S.: Lawrenceburg. SCI; Gary Hall, joint counc. unit acad. dir.; Naval ROTC Mutual Fund; Newman Club, jOBUSCH. P.: W. Lafayette. MATH: private home; Alpha Phi Omega, vice pres.. sec; Railroad Club, vice pres,. pres,; Student Senate; YAF; Young Republicans, lONES. M.: Lafayette. PRE-MED; Sigma Chi. historian; Karate Club; Phi Eta Sigma; Alpha Epsilon Delta. 7 lONES. N.; Clarksville. MATH; Phi Mu. activities chm.. pledge class pres.. vice pres,. Cold Peppers; Green Guard; Mock P; Panhell; Student Govt. Municipal, asst. dir,; Young Republicans, KALISH. M,: Fair Lawn. N. ).. SCI; Sigma Alpha Mu. treas.. pres.; Greek Week Penny Carnival; IFC. KALOUSEK. M,; Denver. Colo.. CHEM; Alpha Phi; Block P; Green Guard; Mock P; Newman Club; Young Republi- KARAGIANIS. ;,; Gary. PHYS; Pi Kappa Phi. sec. public relations chm,. Rivet; Sigma Pi Sigma. KAUFMAN. ),: Elmhurst. 111.. BIO; Sigma Alpha Mu, 8 KELLER. M,; Glenview. Ill . MATH; Sigma Kappa; PDTA. KENDALL. R,: Munster. PRE-MED; McCutcheon Hall; Wildlife Club, KERN. ,: Springfield. Mass.. SCI; Tau epsilon Phi; Purdue KERNODLE. |,: Green Bay. Wis,. SCI; Grad House, steering committee; AWS; Band; DEBR S; Sailing Club. KESSLER. M : Whiting. MATH; Gary Hall; Band; Chess Club; Kappa Kappa Psi; Purdue Math Club, 9 KILPATRICK. R.: Evansville. BIO; Kappa Sigma; Phi Eta Sigma, KING. |.; Indianapolis. MATH; apt, KNOOP. G,; Lafayette. BIO; Fowler House, vice pres. KOENIG. S,: Cleveland Hts.. Ohio. SCI; Duhme Hall, treas.; Hillel Found.; Mock P; Tomahawk. KUMPF. C.: Brazi l. BIO; Phi Kappa Psi. historian; Band. 10 KUNG. A.: Bangkok. Thailand. SCI; Shealy Hall; Modern Dance Club; SGI; Chinese Student Club; Gary Queen Fi- KURTZ. V, New Haven. SCI; Tarkington Hall; Delta Rho Kappa; Phi Eta Sigma; Sigma Pi Sigma. LAWTON. I : Lafayette. BIO. private home; Block P; Chi Alpha; Town Girls. LEMPER. S,: Auburn. CS; Earhart Hall; AWS; Block P. LEVIN. M.; Houston. Tex.. BIO; apt.; Block P; Musical Or- ganization; Symphonette; Purdue Foreign Student Study Program; Wesley Players; SGI; Exponent; Young Republi- 11 LILL.D: Taipei. Taiv nese Student Club; ( Club; Sigma Pi Sigma. LOMAX. 1.: Mishawaka. BIO; State House, rush chm.. vi. pres.; SCA. LOTTS. K.: Lafayette. CHEM; private home; OMA, LOWELL. N.: Bristol. BIO; Wiley; Arnold Air Soc; Hon Flight, adm. officer; |udo Club. LUCAS. C: Knox. SCI; Earhart Hall; Collegiate 4-1 Mock P. Kalousek. Mary C. Karagianis. |amcs 9 Kilpatrick. Ruber Knoop. Gilbert N Koenig. Susan |, Kumpf. Curtis W Lemper. Susan E, WS WSK r ' Y i 1 MacDonald. Charles 2 Mar Maddox. Michael Mar Marshall. Laura A. Mai 1 MacDONALD. C: Gary, SCI; Phi Kappa Tau. Sailing Club: SGS. MADDOX. M.: Versailles, Ky., SCI; Wiley Hall; ExponenI; Mock P; Univ. Presbyterian Church. MARSHALL, L: Warsaw. SCI; Shealy, 2 MARTTILA. E,: Melrose Pk,. Ill . SCI; Tarkington. MARTZ. 1,; Griffith. SCI. Wilev M.ATLIK. M.: Indianapolis. SCI. Wiley Hall; Phi Eta Sigma; Sigma Pi Sigma .■i McCOLLlSTER. C. Yorktown. SCI. Terry Courts, treas. of Camera Club; United Student Fellow. McDANIEL. P.; Memphis. Tenn.. SCI; Pi Kappa Phi; Band; Greek Week Penny Carnival; Young Republicans. MclNTlRE. M.; Indianapolis. 4 McKAY. P.- Evansville. SCI; apt.; Block P; Sailing Club, treas,. Student Gov ' t. Political. McKINNEY. E,, Lafayette. SCL private home; Pilots; Alpha Phi Omega, MENDEZ. R. W Lafayette, SCI; private home. 5 MERKEL. D. Russellville. Ark.. SCI; Gary Hall; University Choir. Young Republicans. METZ. G Osceola. CHEM; Gary Hall; Chemical Society. MEYER. R,; W Lafayette. SCI; private home; Outing Club. MICHEL. D, Ft, Wayne. SCI; Tarkington; Band; Kappa Kappa Psi; Phi Eta Sigma. MIER. R,: St. Louis, Mo.. SGI; Phi Kappa Theta; Class Counc. (Fr. Soph.). IFG; Omicron Delta Kappa; Sigma Delta Chi. MILLER. R.: Lafayette. BIO; apt.; Block P; OCA; Wildlife Club; Alpha Phi Omega, sec -treas, MISKIMEN. P; Sanesville. Ohio. SCI; Meredith, unit treas.; Block P. MONTGOMERY, R: Loogootee, SCI; Gary, |Oint council- man; American Chem. Society; Sailing Club. 6 MOSS. |.: Marion. SGI; Theta Chi; Block P; Mock P; Phi Eta MYERS. S.: Chicago. 111., SCI; Alpha Epsilon Pi, rush chm,, social chm.; Block P; Exponent, bus. mgr.; Gimlet; Omicron Delta Kappa; Phi Eta Sigma; Sigma Delta Chi; Skull and Crescent. ilman; Lu- Aerelt :) McCollister. C. E 4 McKay. Pamela A n P. McDaniel. Preston McKinney. Edward M. itt M, Mclntire. Michael Mendez. Raul H. NEWTON. B,: Cincinnati. Masters, unit pres. AWS Green Guard; SGI; WIG; WRH Club. NEWTON. R.: Tipton. SGI; Sigma Pi. Collegiali ing Club; Young Republicans. NING, S.; Rochester. N. Y.. SCI; apt.: Chinesi Club, vice pres.. social chm.; Folk Song Club; SGS. NORD, L.; Ft. Wayne, PHYS: Gary, unit counc theran Student Assoc. NUGENT. W.: Weymouth. Mass.. SCI; Wiley Hall, senator, publicity dir.: Band; Mock P; Student Senate; Young Re- publicans; Phi Eta Sigma: Tomahawk. OLDS, R.; Winamac. SCI; Tarkington, sec.-treas. of unit. 7 OLIN. G.; Indianapolis. SCI: McGulcheon; Block P; Expo- OVERELL, W.; Wichita, Kansas. SGI; Wiley, publicity dir,, exec, pres.; Block P; Phi Eta Sigma; Pendragon. OWEN. ;.; Lafayette, SGI: private home; SNEA: Alpha Phi Omega; Phi Eta Sigma. 8 OWEN. M, W. Lafayette, SCI; Duhme, Standards Chm.; AWS; Mock P; SNEA: Univ, Presbyterian Church OWENS, L: Franklin, SCI; Fowler Courts: Baptist Student Foundation: Collegiate 4-H, PARKER, R,: Lafayette. SCI: Wiley, unit pres.. Speakers ' Bureau; SGS Director; Student Body, vice pres.: Student Faculty Comm.: Omicron Delta Kappa; Pendragon; Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Lambda Upsilon; Tomahawk. 9 PEARCE, C.: Indianapolis. BIO: Kappa Sigma, alumni chm.; Mock P: Block P: DEBfllS; Student Union: Young Re- publicans. PEFFLEY. M.: Goshen. PHYS; apt.: Canoe Club; Duplicate Bridge Club; Sailing Club: ExponenI: Delta Rhu Kappa; Phi PETERS. |. Indianapolis. PHYS; Shealy; |r. Year Abroad; Triton Club; WRH Club. 10 P1NC;EL. T Dayton, Ohio, SCI; Harrison, unit pres.: Band; Christian Science Org.: Reamer Club. Young Republicans; Delta Rho Kappa. Phi Eta Sigma: Sigma Pi Sigma. PtJTTER. D.i Riverside. R, I.. CHEM. private home: Folk Song Club: Peace Union; Canoe Club. PREVATT. T; Evansville. MATH; Delta Chi. pledge and JIFC coordinator of IFG: Skull and Crescenl. 11 PUTNEY. T.: Fowler. MATH; private home. RICHMOND. D.; Wakarusa, SCI: McGulcheon Hall, pres.: Pendragon; Phi Eta Sigma; Tomahawk, treas. RILEY. 1,: Plainfield. 111.. SGI; Alpha Phi. 12 ROTHENBERGER, L; Frankfort. SCI; Delta Upsilon: Gim- let; Glee Club: Purdue Pilots; Purdusirs. RUGENSTEIN. C.: Indianapolis. SCI: Wiley: Grand Prix SABOG, 1 : Lafayette. SCI: Gary: Chemical Soceity. 13 SACHS. B.: Highland Park. Ill . BIO; Delta Gamma, schol- arship chm.; Block P; Student Gov ' t Academic and Inter- national: Course Ins, Evaluation; |r. Bd, .School of Science Student Faculty Advisory Bd . sec ; Soph, Class Counc, SANDERSON. | Indianapolis. SCI; Tarkingtim. Univ Presbyterian Church. Phi Ela Sigma. SGHLIEDER. R. Marrytown. N, Y , BIO: private home; Soccer Club Merkel. David C 6 Moss, lames E. Metz. Gary L, Myers. Steven D. Meyer. Robert F. Newlon, Belly |. Michel. David P. Newton. Richard Mier, Richard |. Ning. Samuel H Miller. Richard E. Nord. Larry L Miskimen, Patricia Nugent. William Montgomery. F. E. Olds, Randall F I 274 Owen. Mary K, 9 Pearce. Charles L. 10 Pingel, Thoma: Owens. Lloyd B. Peffley. Monty B, Poller. Dougia: Parker. Richard E. Pelers. |udilh K, Prevail. Trum, Pulney. Thomas W. 12 Rolhenberger. L D 13 Sachs. Barbara K, Richmond. Dennis Rugerslein, C. D. Sanderson, lames Riley. Iris M. Sabol. |ohn S. Schlieder. Rodric just gimme some kind of sine . . . 275 SCHROEDER. H.: Orford. N. H.. SCI; private homi ' . Hl.ii k P. Mock P; Course and Instructor Evaluation. SCHWARZ. C: Munstcr, MATH; Alpha Epsilon Pi. SCHWING. C: Cleves, Ohio, SCI: private home: American Chemical Society. SECriN ' . n rh.irl.-slon. W. V .. CS: Alpha Tou Omega. Ih.u . Mill Inn, Block P: Grand Prix Founduliiin: k D. CS: Pi Kappa Alphi MATH ED: Zela Tau Alpna v s ninck P: Green Guard: Studi ii ' I I .n DEBRIS: U Choir. . |! M |, (11,1 iM ' inr: Modern Dance C iiitIc.mIii-, i;iil(i Peppers. Holdcn, Mass.. BIO: apt.: Alpha Phi Om UMOC chm.: Campus Chest: Block P: OMA: Sliic Covernmenl Service. SMITH I ' Ji rh.irli ,. Mo.. CHEM: Gary East, pri ' s.I-iicull [ ' .Mmw. . lini iinil roiincilman, Pendragon: . ' Xnicnc.i i:h. i,ih ,i!s,„ 111. I, k P; Univ. Lutheran Assembly. VAF.I ' h Ki.i Sii;iii.i Ki .iiiKi, Tomahawk: Phi Lambda Upsilun, Kotii ry liili:iiidliuii.il i ' i;lluw Awardee. 3 SMITH. M.: Carmcl, MATH: Alpha Chi Rho. vice pres, SONDGERATH. C: W. Lafayette. PRE-MED: Sigma Alph. SNUCGS. M.; Flossmoor. 111,. MATH: Earhart. corndi chm.: Canoe Club: Alpha Lambda Delta: Delta Rho Kapp: STANISH. K.: Griffith. CS: Phi Sigma Kappa, senti treas.: ACM. STINE. C; Kirkvvood. Mo,. PRE-MED: Phi Kappa Tau, 4 STOWERS. C: Kirklin. TAYLOR. L: Indianapolis. SCI: Shealy: AWS: G Purdue Math Club: Young Republicans. TETPR F !n.i,,,n,ip..lis, MATH: Kappa Alpha Theta. per- snn ii .1 ,ii,,n . ,,( inMs.: Block P: Green Guard: U Choir CHEM: Phi Kappa Kapp.1 Psi 5 TRISCHMANN. T.: Chicago, 111.. SCI: Tarkington: DEBRIS layout ed.: Phi Eta Sigma: Phi Lambda Upsilon. TROVER. L Circ-cniown. C:HEM ED; Married Slu, Cts,. Am Schroeder, Hilary Schwarz, Gary C, Schwing. Gregory Seguin. Dale B. Sevenn. Thomas j. 2 Shimala. Carol A, Shoaff. Stephen M. Siebert. j, S Simpson, Dwight E, Smith. John A 3 Smith. Maurice D. Sondgerath. C, |, Snuggs, Mary E, Stanish. Kenneth Stine. G. Wayne Stowers, Craig |, Taylor, Linda L Teter, Elaine L, Thornc, |ohn B, Townsend, Louis G, 5 Trischmann, Thomas Troyer, Leon E. Vieweg, Rick A, Ware. James D, Washburn. Ron L Winklepleck. M. A. Woerner. Deborah Wolfe. Thomas M. Wolsiefer. Richard Wolter. Charles F, Wong, Ching-Ping Wozniak, Diana S. Wnghl. Penny S, Wyncoll. George I Yacso. Cindy York. Carolyn L le «c? won ' t hold still 6 WEIDNER, |.: Evansvillc. MICROBIO; Zeta Tavj Alpha. Panhcll rush coun.. food chm.. Panhell rep,; Block P: Green Guard; Purdue Conf on Intern- Affairs; Mock P. ules! HYS:TauEpsilonPhi. rd: Block P: IFC; Slu- Jter: Alpha Phi Omega . PHYS: Wiley; Mock P aute. MATH; Sigma pledge Irainer. exec lunselor; Panhell. sec. WENTLAND. N.; Soulh Bend, pres., sec pledge trainer, stev dent Volunteer Corps; Univ, Th WILLIAMSON. |.; Royal Cenli WINKLEPLECK. M,; Terre Kappa, aclivities chm.. asst, off mgr-; |r. Panhell; Gold Peppers WOERNER. D,: Gincinnali, Ohio. SCI; Wooi Guard; Mock P WOLFE, T. Indianapolis. CHKM, T.irkinsto Grand Prix; Chem Sot . Crew Cluli, Sailina CI dragon; Phi Eta Sigma, WOLSIEFER. R. Michigan CHv. CS; Delta Cf pledge trainer; SGS. WOLTER. C; .Seymour. SCI; Pi Kappa Phi. WONG. C; Kovvl ' oon. Hong Kong. CHEM; Fov science seeks the 4th dimension I Che mgr.: C S I I ' . .1,1., ' ,,; WYNCOTl : ■; ■■ : !m YACKEI., I li : ,, I. . , YACSO. C. North Olmsled. O porter, scholarship chm.; AWS Mock P. Wallace cand. club 1. YORK. C. Teire Haute. SCI; I Soc. , SCI; Wilev; Block P. BIO. PRE-DENTISTRV; 277 liberal arts — purdue ' s messiah M. B. Ogle. Dean of the School of Humanities Bearded, articulate, a mall gathering attender. This is the portrait of the liberal arts student whose growing number and progressive thought have liberalized our campus. A direct correlation between budding awareness and an enlarging Humanities enrollment? Per- haps. Yet the greatest growth can be seen in the department of education where the Ail- American girls have upped the girl-boy ratio to 4-1 in the freshman year. The many other areas of the school fuse into what Dean Ogle describes as a middle-of-the-road opinion. Ironically, plans for a new course - Freshman Great Issues — are under way. Its framework will allow for groups of 25-30 students to se- lect a subject which will then be taught by a volunteer instructor. More controversy on the way? 1 I I 278 P ii i,p J t gyll 279 KAPPA DELTA PI- Buck Roiv.K. Merrill, J. Johnson, I ' Idi.kMHi, A. Front Koiv.l ' i Ison S t,ij .lli M Metzjnger, B. Ev ins. L, Babur Briel, K. Knabe, K, Klinstiver, M, Aginold, J. Guiser, D. licltinger. Hiller, B. Wanipkr M Wright D Stoll, I i Abney, Krisline 2 Allen, |anel L 3 Alpert, Adeane H, 4 Anderson. Sn Abrahamson, T, Allen, ludilh A. Alspach, Joyce C, Anderson, V, Adams, lulie A. Allman, Sherry R. Anderson, Bonnie Angrick. Will I Baber. Dennis R. Bannon. Penny K. B iley. Stephen L Barker, Patricia 1 ABNEY, K.; Kelch kan, Ala, HSSE Zela Tau Alpha: Block P: Green Guard. ABRAHAMSON, T.: Indianapolis. HSSE: Alpha Xi Delta. Panhell rush ecu nselor: Block P. Alpha Lambda Delta: Sigma Delia Pi. ADAMS. 1.: Lafayelle, EL ED: p ivale home: Child Ed: SNEA- 2 ALLEN, )., Greenvi ood. SOC: Alph Phi. pres.. pledge class schol, chm.:AWS, Ireas. and vice pr BS.: Gold Peppers: Alpha Lambda Delta, ta pping chair: Delta Rho Kappa: Mortar Board, vice pres. ALLEN. 1 : Vincen nes. HSSE: WRH Mock P: SNEA: Kappa Delia Pi. ALLMAN. S.: Swa rlz Creek. Mich.. HSSE: Pi Beta Phi. cen- sor. house mgr.; AWS: Block P: DE8R S. Mock P. del.: Pan- hell Council, jr. P nhell del.: Rivet Sigma Alpha Eta. chm. 3 ALPERT. A Gar . HS.SE. private home. Winter Whisper hid rhm cnrr rh Ti . Block P: Gree n Guard: Hillel Found,: Mo, k P. Tomahai k. (,K Coll Bo 1 Team. Alpha Lambda Delia AI.SPAC:H. I Munstcr. SPE ED: Warren: AWS: University Chnir: Panhell Assoc: Wiimens Recr. Assoc: Young Repub- licans: SNEA. ANDERSON. B.: Arlington Heights. 111.. HSSE: Wood, wrh. pub. CO.. wood CO. chm.: Block P: Gold Peppers: Green Guard: Mental Health Assn.: Mock P: SNEA: Tomahawk, pledge mistress sr. adv.: Alpha Lambda Delta: Delta Rho Kappa: Kappa Delta Pi. Psi Chi. 4 ANDERSON. S : Indianapolis. PSY. Kappa Alpha Thela, s hm :inil JUS rep.. AWS: Block P: Student Gov. Cultur- l pop [ jfd: ANGRICK. W,: LaPorte. POL SCI: MSC: G.E. Coll. Bowl Team, alt.: Pi Sigma Alpha. 5 ATKINSON. R.: Kent. O.. HSSE: Kappa Alpha Theta, frat. trends chm,. treas.: Block P: Campus Chest: Gold Peppers: Green Guard: Mock P: Old Masters: Sludenl Fac. Comm.: Triton: University Choir: HSSE Counc: Alpha Lambda Delia. Mortar Board: OIA: Green Guard Hon. .AUERSWALD. M.: Springfield. 111.. HSSE: Earhart, cor, chm., unit counc and gov. bd.: Block P: Green Guard: Mock P: Purdue Adv. Counc. Alpha Lambda Delta: Delta Rho appa. Psi AXELROD. |.: W, Lafayette. PSY: private horn Club: Young Democrats, pres. 6 AYLESWORTH. S.: Hebron. PEW: Glenwood. BANK ' BANM were a carpenter? n, HSSE: Wood, soc chm.: Univer- HSSE: private home: Block P: E.v- 281 psyching out the games people play Barnetl. C. Lynne Baughman. Nancy E. Beal. Bonnie L. Beasley. Almcii Beasley. Mary Becker. Barbar, Beinkerhoff. M Bergdoll. C, C 4 Biddinger. Sharon Bischoff. David W, Blair. Linda |. nilo, Maria D. 6 Bolzum. Gerald D. Boyer. Carol A Boyle. Linda A. Bracket!. Michael 8 Briel. Ann E, Breen, Pamela | Brown. Valen Bridges. Steven E. Bryan. Janet I 9 Bryant, Roy E. Bunch. Carol |, Burkhardt. Ronald , Sharon E. Bursach, Joanne Buser, Paul I, Bussard. Frances M. 12 Buller. Kalherine 13 Cahill. Dennis A, 14 Carnes. Sherry K- Butcher. Gary W Butler. Kathleen Calvert. Marilyn K. Carothers, C. R, Butler. Bonnie L. Buzanowski. |ohn Carlson, Susan |. Carter. Philip R. Al|ih.i Phr. Hoss Ade. Ills CIS. BEINIKERHOFF. M.: Indianapolis. EL ED: Alpha Chi Omc ' sa. rush chm.. pledge dance chm.; Block P: Green Guard: U Choir: NEA: Panhell: Freshman Con. Counselor. BERGDOLT. C: W. Lafayelle. HSSE: Alpha Chi Omega: Green Guard: Mock P: Alpha Lambda Delta: Kappa Delta 4 BIDDINGER. S., Block P. chm.: Gr BISCHOFF. D.: H Young Democrats BLAIR. L: Lafayette. SOC: Alpha Delta Pi. hist., reg.. exec bd, mem.: Green Guard: Mock P: Act. Conv. Comm.: Alph, Lambda Delta. 5 BLAKE. W.:Sav Readers. BLUME. E.: Logansporl. POL SCI: Married Students Cts.: Delta Rho Kappa: Phi Eta Sigma. BONITO. M.: Milford. Mass.. HSSE: Married Students Cts.: NEA. 6 BOTZUM. G.: Indianapolis. PSY: private home: Psi Chi, BOYER. C: Peru. EL ED: Duhme. AWS rep.: AWS: Block P: Caslle. HSSE: Chi Omega: AWS: Juard: Panhell: DEBHIS, gton. HSSE: Owen. exec, pub dir.. Mock P: Students for McCarthy: !. Ga.. SOC: Earhart: Players: Purdu NEA: WRH Club, BOYLE, L: Hammond, HSSE: private home: SNEA: U Choir, BRACKETT. M.: Frankfort, EL ED: Dover, pres., kil mgr,, membership chm,, athletic mgr., act, chm., song er: Bands: NEA: SCA. house rep. BREEN, P.: South Bend, HSSE: Kappa Kappa Gamm£ choreltes: Queens Court Navy Ball: Grand Prix: Counc, Fr. Soph,, |r, Sr,: Grand Prix Foundation, t Green Guard, BRIDGES, S.: Indianapolis. HSSE: private home. BRIEL. A.: Evansville, HSSE: Meredith, pres,, student Harrison C, counselor: Univ, Luth, Chapel DEBRIS: ngeli! BROWN, v.: Mishawaka. SPE and HEARING THERAPY: Shealy: Bands: WCCR: Tau Beta Sigma. BRYAN. |.: Evansville, SOC: Chi Omega: Grand Prix Found,, Grand Prix Girl: Panhell: Mock P: Exponent. 9 BRYANT. R.: Otterbeln. HSSE: private home. BUNCH, C: Gary, PSY: private home BURKHARDT, R.: Battleground, HSSE: private home, treas,: Mock P: OMA: Railroad Club: Student Senate: Alpha Phi Omega: Phi Alpha Thela. 10 BURRIS, S,: Huntinglon, HSSE: private home. BURSACH. |.: Silver Spring. Md., HSSE: private home, BUSER. P.: Belleville, 111,, SPE COMM, POL SCI: apt,: Ex- ponent, assoc, ed„ city ed., man, ed,: Sigma Delta Chi. pres. n BUSSARD. F.: Lafayette. HSSE: private home, BUTCHER, G,: Edinburg, POL SCI: Gary, pres,, joint BUTLER, B,: Sublette. 111.. ENGL ED: Alpha Omicron Pi. sec. Panhell rush couns.: Block P: U Choir: Panhell. 12 BUTLER. K.: Fort Wayne. |OUR: Shealy: Young Republi- BUTLER. K,: Grand Island, N, Y,, HIST: Alpha Gamma Delta, AWS rep, to jud, bd.: AWS: Block P: Green Guard: U Choir. Student Govt.. DEBRIS, jr, layout ed.: WRA: Young Republicans. BUZANOWSKI. |.: Gary. PSY: Ross Ade. 4th district counc. tenants counc: Camera Club: Sailing Club, 13 CAHILL, D.: Lafayette. HIST: Married Students Cts : Phi Alpha Theta. CALVERT. M.: Medaryville. HSSE: Warren: AWS: Block P: Exponent; Green Guard: Lutheran Student Assn.: Mock P: Univ, Lutheran Assemb. CARLSON. S.: Wabash. HSSE: Shoemaker: Mock P: SNEA: SCA. 14 CARNES, S,: Huntington, HSSE: Wood: AWS: Block P: Mock P, CAROTHERS, C: Racine, Wis., PEM: Phi Kappa Tau: Gim- let: Purdusirs: U Choir: Glee Club: Skull and Crescent, vice pres,: Kappa Delta Pi, CARTER, P.: Winchester, PSY: Kneale House, publ. chm.: Bands: Friends Fellowship, student dir,: Kappa Kappa Psi: Phi Eta Sigma. 283 And now. Rowan and Martin ' s Laugh-In. ;:;:Sm , i: ' : M,l, privale hume. . : ' 11 KD: Zeta Tau Alpha: NEA. Viiuriu II. ■ . : li.li.i Pi: Pi Delia Phi. CI ). . N 1 ; ■; ,1 l)i:SIGN and ART ED: Alpha Dull., I ' l 1 ' . ... HiphslSludenl Union: PDTA. COX. W Mill ' , IISM,, pnvale home CRACIUN, K l.Hiimon,!, HSSE: Grad House CRAHAN. S.: ndianapohs. SOC STUDIES ED: Phi Mu. Panhell rep., re ordmg sec: Block P: Green Guard; Mock P. credenliais r.on m.: Ir- Class Counc; Panhell: SGS CREASSER.T.; Indianapolis. SCIC STI ' niKS [■ n, C,ir , vice pres. CaryClub unilschol.diriinilh.in, mil,.. M ' .;,, , hm chm. unilsprin dance commit. ill. 1 M.,. k 1 ' Krinirr I :lul. CREE. |.: Mulb rry. EL ED: Ros.s A,lr. ulnKI 1.,], I Choir 284 5 CRERAND. |.: Pillsburgh, Pa.. POL SCI; Cary. t nitpol.dir.. pxec. cniinc: Sludenl Sennlp; Ytiung Democ ats. Young R.-|.„l.l„Hn. K,.m|„.r K,.!..!,,.. So,- ( l;il ' l 1 l.ii.nrii, llssi: lirli., Tau Delia rush chm.. ! ' 1 ' . - ■■• i ' l ' h ,i:lass vice pres. Jr.- Mock r ■■ .■. ■ ' . ' .■ li.i i 1. -ni |M ,kn Bureau. 1 1 1 ■- ' K t 1 Mnl ' sv, Chi Omega: Block P: Gold l ' .|,|,r,v IISSK (:„„n,:,. I ' il„ls: Sludenl Pub ; Engineer. .■■I in ( hii ' l: ExponenI, campus heal cd.. jr. laff: Theta CI IKFM.AN, K.: W. Lafayette. SPE and HEARING THERA- s: U Choir: Al|.h„ L.nuhd.i Delta, ed.; Delta Rho Kappa: S gma Alpha Ci ' k us. s Atlanta, Ga.. HSSE: Delta Gamma corres, sec. AVVS lup.. AllD. AWS: Block P: Gn-r-r, Cuir Mnrk P ' I, DABBERT. P.: Michifian City. HSSK l)r[i,, . , mill,! I ' M ' !:. sec; Block P; Grand Prix Found, Cn , n (,,i,, .1 |. k 1 ' . DACLEY. L: Kearney. Ivio,. POL SCI, ,i,,l 1 . I 1 ' , I ' l Sifima Alphd DAHL, 1, KiiTJIr III RECREATION; Duhmi WRA rep,. ■i-sl |.ui,l M,.. |„,., , AWS: Block P; WRA. a ssoc-treas. ' UKII( liil. W-.m. II liiira, and Performance Club. 7 nA Alli:K s H,i,h,„ Harbor. Mich. SPE and HEARING THKR Chi OmfK.i, rush counc; Block P; Panh 11 (Jr.): Pan. hell; Student Union; Sigma Alpha Eta, DARLING. S,: (vluncie. ENGL; apt.; AWS; Block P: Young Democrats, DARTING, L: Indianapolis. HSSE; Shealy act- chm,. orien, chm.. standards chm„ queen comm. hm,; AWS: Eta Presbyl, iChun Speech and hearing therapy students learn through experience. careers mean a commitment 8 DAWSON. P,: Lafayette. SPE ED; private home, DAY. D Wheeling. 111,. Tau Epsilon Phi. soc chm,; Per- shing Rifles, DelGRECO, C,, Westfield. SOC STUDIES ED; Ross Ade: AWS; Block P; Coll, 4-H; WRA, 9 DEN1.STON. C: Walton. HSSE; Chi Omega, chap, corres.: Angel Flight; Block P; Grand Prix Found,; Greek Wk. Penny Carnival; Mock P, DEWEY. T: Kingsvillc. Ohio, HSSE; Owen, orient, chm., vice pres,, pres,: Purdue Players; Univ, Theater; Young Re- publicans; Pendragon, pres, DICKEY, P,: South Bend, PHYSICS: Bands; Delta Rho Kappa. Phi Eta Sigma; Sigma Pi Sigma, vice pres, 10 DINEEN. M,: South Bend, HSSE; Earhart. standards chm.: AWS; Block P; Counc, of Religious Org,: Green Guard; Tomahawk; Student Volunteer Corps; WRA. DITMARS, D,: Goshen. PEMN; Pi Kappa Alpha: IFC; Var. Athletics, DIVELEY. S.: Danville. Ill,, HSSE; Pi Beta Phi: Creek. Home Ec Coun,: Mademoiselle Campus Rep,; Mock P; Stu- Unic H E E J n 6 Dabbert Penelope 7 Danaher, Sandy L 8 Dawson. Penny L. 9 Deniston. Cynthia K, 10 Dineen. Margo Dagley. Linda A, Darling, Sara ), Day, Daniel D, Dewey, Timothy H, Ditmars. Denn Dahl, Linda K, Darting. Linda K, DelGreco. Gloria A, Dickey. Philip A. Diveley. Sand : DOLAN, G.: Evansville, POL SCI: Gary: Young Demo- crats; Pi Sigma Alpha. DOWLIN, I-: Morion Grove, 111., ENGL: Chi Omega, house mgr.: Block P: Grand Prix Found.: U Choir: Mock P: SGS. DOWNEY, |.: Michigan City, HSSE: private home: SNEA. DOYLE. T.: Lafayette. ENGL, privale home, pres., vice Tomahawk; Town Girls; WRA; Freshman Conf. Prog.; Alpha Lambda Delia; Sigma Delia Pi. 1 DUFF. D.; Flora. HSSE; Phi Mu, AWS rep.; AWS: Sigma Alpha Ela. DUFFY. L: Feaslerville. Pa.. SOC; apl,; Modern Dance Club. U Choir: Psi Chi. DUNCAN. S : Frankfort, EL ED; Kappa Alpha Thela, house office courtesy chm.. Block P; Grand Prix: Green Guard: NEA DUNOP. P.; West Bend. Wis.. HSSE; Grad House. AWS rep.. Fowler CIs.: AWS: Green G 3 DUNNING. L: South Bend. EL ED: dards chm.. standards coordinator ( Song Club: NEA. Tomahawk, sec. WIG: WRH Club. DUNTEN. K.: LaGrange. EL ED: Alpha Omicron Pi. house mgr.. hisl.. pari.: Bands; Child Ed., publ.; Alpha Lambda Delia: Kappa Delia Pi: Sigma Delta Pi: Tau Beta DURHAM, A.: Greencasllc, HSSE: Thela Xi; Ex DURVETT, |.: Ridgewood, N. |.. PEMN: Phi Kappa Tau, sergeant at arms, sr. mem. jud. bd. 2 Duff. D ane L. Duffy. .anda R Duncan Stephani Dunop, Pamela |. 3 Dunnin g. Linda S. Dunlen Karen Su Durham . Andrew Durvelt John P. 286 4 DVORCHAK. D.: Whiling, HSSE: Earharl. corr. sec; AWS. EASLEY. |.: Clay Cily. HSSE; Fairway, vice pros, EBERHARD. A.: Columbia City, EL ED; Grad Hnusi ' ; SNEA; U Choir; Kappa Delia Pi. EDDY, R.: Fori Wayne, HSSE; McCulchcon, hall pol. ilir. senalor-al-large, ,sen. EISERT, P.: Brookston, HSSE; privale home, unil sec, unil 5 EMCH, L: I ' errysburg, Ohio, PEMN; Delia Upsiliin. exec, bd,; Var. Alhlelics. ERDMANN, K.: Slalen Island, N. Y.. ED MEDIA; apl.; Lu- ESKEW. E.: Indianapolis, PEW; Sigma Kappa, song Idr, pledge Irainer; Green Guard; SNEA. ESSIG. |.: Goshen. SOC; Alpha Omicron Pi; Block P; Green Guard; Nursing Stud.nls; Sludenl Union. E ' . K ■ ' i! HSSE; Gary. exec. pres.Cary Club, pn-s M M iinil counc; Band; Pendragon; Inli.iii: I I !. ih I Student Senale; Tomahawk; Expi.Iirnl, II si. ,11 irli , i;i-t( r.l -in-, llirl FERGUSON, K. uireiiu.nKl, IISSK, li.uii.s.m. s,„. ilir FERRIER, M.; Wabash, PSY; private home. Iiirmer Warren corres. sec; Block P; Green Guard; Mental Health Assn ; Mock P; R.N.; A.A.S.; Purdue I.S.N.A.; A.N.A, FINDLING, M.: Hammond, PSY; apt.. AWS rep.. AWS. Block P; Alpha Lambda Delta; Psi Chi. 7 FISHER, S.; Crown Point. SOC; Grad House; AWS; DE- BRIS; Freshman Honors Prog. FITZGERALD. M,; Pittsburgh. Pa.. EL ED; Alpha Omicron Pi. dsst, rush chm.; Block P; Green Guard. FLANIGAN. D.: Michigan Cily, PRE LAW; apt, FLEENER, N,: New Palestine, HSSE; Earhart; Alpha Lambda Delta. FORD, D. Delphi. HSSE; Alpha Phi. Panhell Del. 8 FOREMAN. R.; Marion. SOC STUDIES; Sigma Alpha Ep- FOSTER, M.: Whcalfield, EL ED, LIB SCI; Ann Tweedale. FOSTER, M.: Indianapolis. EL ED and SPEC ED; Kappa Alpha Theta, house mgr; SGS. FOSTER, S.; W. Lafayette. TEXTILES; Alpha Chi Omega; AWS, ir bd , assi sec : Gold Peppers; Student Gov ' t. Mu- nicip.il dir .Mph,i I .imhila Delta. FRAN . W ' ' ,. r KNGL; apt.. WRH gov ' t. (Shea- Iv). M ; I ' 1 ; Univ. Theater; Tomahawk; WKii 1 , M r.iu. 9FRKi:M K Will.,: , SPAN: Kappa Kappa Gamma; Angel Flishl. supplies nff,. AWS; Canoe Club; Coll. 4-H Club; Green Guard; SGI; Sigma Delta Pi. FREEMAN, M,: Avilla, HSSE; Married Students Cts. FREY, G.: Kirklin, HSSE; private home; SNEA. FREY, N, Waukesha. Wis., PSY: Chi Omega: Young Re- 10 FULKERSON, L Wolcott, HSSE; Wood, corr. chm.; Mock P; SNEA; Hall Gov ' t.. Governing Bd. FURNACE, P: Anderson, FR, Warren; Block P; Players; Kappa Delta Pi; Pi Delta Phi, vice pres. GALBREATH, B,: Rising Sun, EL ED; Earharl: AWS. GALLATIN. A, Fort Wavne. HSSE; Alpha Xi Delia, pledge trainer; AWS. E.vponenl; Green Guard; SNEA, M£JE 4 Dvorchak, Delores Easley, Joseph N. Eberhard, Andrea Eddy, Richard C. Eisert. Patricia R. learning, that others may learn Freeman, Karen A, Freeman, Michelle Frey, Glenda ]. Frey, Nancy D. 10 Fulkerson, Lana L, Furnace, Pamela M. Galbrealh, B. A. 287 soc chm. (Earhorl): AWS; 111,,, t r , .,, , ,, i ,,,,,, ,i GRABERT.C.:MounlV !rni.ii M ' I ii,l.i,„- , ,,i , , l,,„ , ws Iranian Sludenl Assn.: SGI; V Kl 1 i ,l„l, si,„l,.„i „l,ii,i,,.| Corps. 5 GRANT. P.: Liberly. HSSE: Ph, Mu. schol. chm.. act. chm.; AWS: Block P: Gold Peppers: Green Guard: Panhell. jr. and Sr. Bd., Iren.s.. res. chm.: Alpha Lambda Delta: Kappa Delta Pi: SiKm.i Di-ll.i Pi 1 c; l,l,ii ' lM R M..nrneville. Pa., PSY; llarriscin and GR|.;|.: i 1, ii„ii.,i,,i|„,i,.., USSR. i. i;iii:i 1 ll„,||l,iMd. POI.SGI; Karh.irl; AWS; HInek P; GRI.I ' ■ ' ' • ' ' ■ ' • • ■: PEW; Zel.i T.iii Alpha, assl. C ' ' ' ' ' ' ! ' ■ 1 ' • ' ' ■ • OC; Pi Hel.i Phi, pres.; (MM CATKS M 1 [ ' m ' 1 I, M ,h K , , 1 II Peppers; SCI, Alph,i Lcinilida Delta. pros.; HI,., t GEIB. M I ' iu ' ' ' . ' ■ !■ ; ' . ' ' 11, . ' ' ' , ' ' ' , ' ' ' ' 6 GULDEN. C.: Cincinnati. Ohio. SPAN: Grad House; AWS, 1 ,1 r i ' ' ' ' ( ' 1 ' i h ' i ,., ' ' , ' . ' l ' ,, ' . , r Block P: Canoe Club: Green Guard: U Choir: Pi Delia Phi iM.l ' l 1 ' 1 , , ' ,,. |, ' !| ' m h ' i ' ' ' l I.- . . ' Sigma Delta Pi. B l.: Bill, k 1 1 , i ii I ,1,1.1 M ' , . ' , 1 ' l,,i ' , ' - l Si ' l ' is ' GlILLICKSON. A.: LaPorte. EL ED and PSY: Maclurc. vice ale: Tom.ih vx ' t ' l i,il, ' ,l , li,l , ' in, ' i„ , ,, . 1 11- pres.. .soc. chm.. standards chm.. sr. counc (Warren): AWS; 2 GEIGKK, 1 1 „|,ii, ' il,i III |,|, ' ,| , ,, ,, , Block P: Muck P; co-chm. Gold Diegcrs Ball; SCA: WRH Carn. .:Ih„ Ddln I ' ll, |,l,,, l,,i„l l,, li,.|l,i. Kapp.i Uell.i Pi. Clul). GUS-I ' AKSON. 1. Rnckfnr-I III Kl KIV Alph,i ch, Mmei ' i GERBKK s 1 . 1 1 U ,1 ,1, 1 issi;, Zela Tail Alpha, rush i:hm.. Child Ivl l„.|,l r,- .,., ,,,,,: ,,.,,:,:• ' ' , .„, , ' , ' ,.,, w. ;:::::uV:r;:;:!::;:,::i::;,;:;,v, :;;;; ' ;:■ ' ■ ' ■ ' f soc. uhm , 1 GERHAKII ,„l., II SM K,,|,pa Delia Pi. 1, M.lu.,„k,v, Wis., PSY; Phi Kappa Thela, CEYKR, ' ' r, i„ nssk. I),iliine, asst. soc. sue. assl. soc. Ka,;;i-, ' ,,.;. , ' ,.: ' , ' , ' ::;!;;: ■ ■ ' HACM! V; ., , , i , EI,Kn.ririi..leh.ime;ChiM Ed,. ,„ - ,|,|.,, Delia Pi Winter Wli -I 1- il.,ll 11 ,hm.: AWS: Mock P: SNEA; Tomah.iuk 3 GILBERT, I ill,, 1, i„kI, ,„„, M„li. HS.SE; Delia Upsilnn, .sue 7 HALIk 1 ill, 1 SPEC KD; Pi Hel.i Phi; Hands, andLillhs, Block! ' 1 , ,i , I l.iltle Sisters of Sigma Alpha GILLESIMl: II l i,iil ' , ' , ' „l l ' l W s ' li! ' ,! ,,!,t, ' , !,i ' lil.l ' ,i i hm ' ' ' EpSlI,,!, . , |, song Ii ' .kI, ' , GLAZIKK 1 HAl.SMI ILKD: Ann Twcedale. soc. vice l ' i ,l |„ , ' |, ' I ' lssi Wn, ' ,!| ' H|, ' „ ' k p rrecn P ' V, Muck P: AWS. rep.: SNEA. Guard; S. l SI, ,,!,■, 11 riM,,n 11 Chni ' r ' ' ' ' HAMM, K 1 1,,., , , l,. . 1 ISSE: Kappa Alpha Thela. rec- GOCKKR, W 1,1 n. ' ll, ' SOC ' ord sec. Angel Flight. Cold Peppers; Student Union, act. 4 GOODE. 1) li„l,.,,,.,|i,,l,-., I ' Dl, ,SC1; Delia Sigma Thela: dir.; Alpha Lambda Delta: Delia Rho Kappa: Kappa Delta Pi: Block P. PI NoRro Hisl, l.. , , ■ ,■. ,,ll M,„l,.rn Dance Club; Mock P. Shidy (.rp. Pi SiKma Alpha. HANNON. K.; Homewood. III.. |OUR; Sigma Alpha Epsilon: GOODWIN K.: Cnliirado .Springs. Col. PSY; Meredilh. Bands: Gimlet Club; Exponent, sports ed,: Omicron Delta Ansel Flish Psi Chi; Alpha Kappa Dell.i Kappa; Sigma Delta Chi, culture comes to the brickyard T!K u Galhppi. Robert 2 Geiger. |ane |. 3 Gilbert. |, B 4 Coode. Dianna C, 5 Grant. Phylli Garbelt. Cheryl A. Gerber, Susan E- Gillespie, Diana S, Goodwin. Kay D. Greene. Dian Gates, Michael L. Gerhardt. Gary |, Glazier, Barbara J. Gordon. Ann M. Greenwood, Geib, Marcia |, Geyer. Nancy . Cocker. Michael R, Graberl. Carol A. Gulden. Cheryl A Gullickson, A, A. Guslafson, Lynn L. Hackbarlh. Roger L. t ' ' ira 8 Hanske. Melitta A. 9 Healy. Merry L. Harbison. Carolyn Heckard, Carolyn R Harris. Katherine L. Hedges. Annette Harrison. Sandra J. Herin. Norman L, Hart. Lauri D. Hernandez. John ;. Herndon. Terry L. 8 HANSKE. M.: Indianapolis. SPE and HEARING THERAPY; Delta Gamma. 2nd vice pres.. pledge trainer, asst. pledge trainer, pledge class sec; Block P; WRA; Green Guard; Kappa Delta Pi: Sigma Alpha Eta. HARBISON. C; Munster. HSSE; Shealy. corr. chm. and gov- erning bd. (Earhart); S NEA; Young Republicans. HARRIS. K.; Hagerstown. PEW; apt.; AWS; U Choir: Stu- dent Union: Triton Club. HARRISON. S.: Indianapolis. HSSE: Meredith, AWS rep.. WRH treas.: AWS: Block P: PDTA: Mock P; Canoe Club. HART. L: LaGrange Park. 111,. |OUR: Chi Omega: Student Senate; Student Gov ' t. Publicity, asst- dir.: Tomahawk; Assoc. Student Gov ' t., reg. sec. nat ' l. and corps staff, feature writer: Chi Omega Babble, ed. HEADY. N.: Speedway. SPAN ED; Alpha Omicron Pi: Bands: Block P: Green Guard. 1 HEALY. M,: Lafayette. HSSE; private home; SNEA; Alpha Lambda Delta: Kappa Delta Pi. HECKARD. C: Middletown. Ohio. SOC STUDIES: Kappa Alpha Theta. hist., frat. trends educ: Angel Flight, supplies off.; AWS: Block P: Gold Peppers: Mock P. parades and rallies chm.; Greek, art ed.. ad ed.: Young Republicans, vice pres.; Univ. Presbyterian Church, pres. Westminster Fel- HEDGES. A.: LaPorte. U.S. HIST: Grad House; Young Dem- ocrats; Sr. Fr. Couns. HERIN. N.: Madison. HSSE: Gary, joint-councilman: Cam- pus Crusade for Christ: Band. HERNANDEZ. ].; Gary, PEMN: Owen. HERNDON. T: Flora. ENGL ED. HKRR. S,: Crawfurilsvilk-, SPK.iiid IIKARINC THERA- PY; Crad House: Oulins Club, SCI: Purdue Readers: Wesley Found., sec. HESSIDENCE. R.: Rillman. Ohio. AUD and SPE SCI: Kapp.i Kapp.i Cnmma. pledRP riass song Idr. rush ,.„,„.,, h,,,,.,, .,„.,,. !,!,, p„(, r,.| , hn, . uvS: Block P: HICKS. 1) Si lliTshurg. HSSE. Alpha Xi Uella. pledge class off., exec, rush bd.: Angel Flight: Mock P: Student Union: Alpha Kappa Delia. 2 HIEATT. M.: Alexandria. HSSE: Crad House, unit counc. AWS rep.: AWS: Block P: Coll. 4-H: U Choir. HILL. B.: Clarksville. HSSE: private home: AUD: Delta Phi Delta HOEHN. K.: )effersonville. JOUR: Alpha Phi. song lead- er: U Choir: Green Cuard: Thela Sigma Phi. HOLLAND. B.: Scotlsburg. EL ED: apt.: Bands. 3 HOLLINGSWORTH. L: Gary. SOC: Wil ey, vice pres.: WGRS: Negro H.sl. Study Grp.: Student Affairs Adv. HOLLOWELL. S.: |effersonville. HSSE: Earharl. AWS: SNEA. HOLMAN. B.: Versailles. HSSE: Warren: Block P. SNEA. HOLZBACH. R. Glen Ellvn. 111.. PSY: Thela Xi. Mock P: Pilots. 4 HOPPER, L.: New Ross, EL ED: private home; Kappa Delta Pi, HORN, W, Indianapolis, AM HIST: Sigma Nu, chap- lain: Military Merit; Rangers; Honor Guard. HORROCKS, M.: Crawfordsville, EL ED: Alpha Phi, asst. pledge trainer, vice pres.: Angel Flight, marshal; AWS, Block P; Cold Peppers: Mock P: WRH Club: Green Cuard, treas.. pres.; Kappa Delta Pi. hist, HOUSE. C. Elwood. PSY; Alpha Chi Omega: Block P; ludo Club: Student Union. WRA: Alpha Lambda Delta; Psi Chi, 5 HUFFMAN, C: LaPorte, PEW; apt.; Modern Dance Club; Student Govt : Women s Exec. Bd,: WRH Club: Young Republicans HUMBARCER, C Flora, HSSE: Earhart: AWS HUMPHREY, S.; East Cleveland, Ohio, AUD and SPE SCI: Delta Sigma Theta, 1st vice pres., Panhell rush chm,; Panhell; Negro Hist. Study Crp,: Omega Psi Phi Sweetheart; Sigma Alpha Eta. HUNT, |.: W. Lafayette, PHYS THERAPY; Married Stu- dents Cts 6 HUNT, M.. Idaville, ENGL ED. ILSEMAN, v.: Elkhart, US HIST and GOVT, Earharl; Block P; DEBRIS; Creen Guard, INDIICH, D.; East Chicago, HSSE; Kappa Alpha Thela, SOC. chm.. pledge class publ. dir.; Block P: Mock P; Green Guard. INGLE. |.: Koknmo, HSSE; Phi INNIS. N,: Acton. ENGL: Mac mem., bus mgr.; Married Student Tenants Counc councilman-at-large: Student Senate; WRA; PDTA, lACKSON, P. Sycamore. 111., HSSE; Earharl, corr chm.; Gary Club Queen; Alpha Chi Rho Little Sis,; Alpha Lambda Delta. Sigma Alpha Eta. 7 lACKSON. P Carmel, AUD and SPE SCI; Alpha Delia comm., vice pres., pledge dir,; Angel Flight, supp. off.; AWS; Block P; Cold Peppers; HSSE Counc. Alpha Lambda Delta; Creen Cuard. publ dir ; Kappa Delta Pi: Sigma Alpha Ela; Stu -Fac. Couns. Comm.; Old Masters personal host; Freshman Conf, Couns. lARRELL, |, W. Lafayette, HSSE: Kappa Kappa reg.. Mock P lENKINS, S,: Arlington Heights, III,, EL ED: Wood. lENNINGS, D.; Bedford. EL ED SOC; Warren, cor chm,. governing bd.. unit oounc; Baptist Sludei Found.: Coll. 4-H Club; NEA: SGI. WRH Club; Gree Guard. Herr. Sally Hessidence. Rita Hettinger. Diana Holzbach. Robert L. Huffman, Carol | Humbarger, Carol Humphrey, Sharon ' Hunt, lohn F ' 2 ' E seeking communication within our society 8 lOHNSEN, K, Schererville. USSE. privale home: AWS; Dance Club. Sludenl Vol. Corps; Green Guard. lOHNSON. G . Beacon. N, Y,. PSY; Kappa Alpha Thela. lOHNSON. L. Logansporl. HSSE: Phi Mu, soc. serv. chm.; Mock P: SNEA. Green Guard lONES. K.: Monlicello. EL ED: Kappa Kappa Gamma. Angel Flighl: AWS: Green Guard. (ONES, T.: Evansville. EL ED: Phi Mu: Angel Flight, assl. pledge trainer: WCTS: Green Guard. 9 JOSEPH. I-: Michigan City. EL ED: apt.: Angel Flight, exec. lUNGBLUTH. M.; Wauwatosa. Wis.. ENGL ED: apt.: Block P: YAF: Young Republicans: Green Guard. [UNKINS. S.; Indianapolis. HSSE: Zeta Tau Alpha: AWS: Block P: Campus Chest. Old Masters: Purdue Players: SNEA lUROFF I-: Indianapolis. HSSE; private home: SNEA; U Choir; Sigma Kappa, treas. [USKO. C Munster, GER ED; Delta Gamma, soc. chm.. song Idr.. act. chm.. hist.: Block P. publ. -photo chm.. sec- treas . German Club: Gold Peppers; Pep Comm.: Student Union: Kappa Delta Pi. KAIN. D,: Plymouth. PEMN. apt. KAYNE. D. Columbus. Ohio, AUD and SPE SCI: Alpha Epsilon Phi. pres,: AWS: Block P: Gold Peppers; Mock P, Sena , exec, bd.; Stu. Fac. Old Masters pers. hostess: Meredit Comm,. chm.; Sigma Alpha Eta. KELLER. L.: Wolcott. FNTER DESIGN; Earhart and Grad Interior Designers, vice pres.: Young Democrats. KELSEY. M,: Terre Haute. SPAN: Sigma Kappa, pres.. Isl vice pres., soc. chm.: Angel Flight, sec. majorette cap.: Gold Peppers, Sigma Delta Pi. KEMP, D.; Fort Wayne, HSSE; Shoemaker: SCA: The Ven- 291 theatre survives by the skin of its teeth 3 Klinstiver, Karen L. Knopfmeier, Howard Kresler. Slacey P. 4 Krolich, |ill A Kundls, ;ohn H, Kuse. Allan R. 5 Kwasny. Alic Lagle. Nancy 6 UMoIhe, Ellen M Larson. Catherine S. Latham. David E. ' 1 KENDEK. I WhitinK. SOC SCI ED: Wiley, sc unit count; Mock P; Delta Rho Kappa; Phi Eta Sigma KENNEDY. K.: Chicago, ill.. CREATIVE WRITING; Vaw- tcr and apt.: Student Court, chief sec. just.; Block P: Green Guard. KERESZTES. ).: South Bend. HSSE; Zeta Tau Alpha, pari.: ASG; AWS; Campus Chest; Debating Forum; Forensic Union; Mock P: OIA; Old Masters: WCCR; Green Guard; Theta Sigma Phi. 2 KIRK. K.: Falls Church. Va., HSSE; Earhart. couns.; U Choir. Var Athletics. KLEINMAN. |.: Fort Wayne. AM HIST: Married Students Ct,; Ft. W, Campus Newspaper, ed. KLEMM. W.: Lafayette. PEM: private home 3 KLIN.STIVER. K : |effersonville. SPE HEARING THER- APY: Alpha Omicron Pi. trees.; U Choir; Mock P; Kappa Delta Pi, KNOPFMEIER. H,: Evansville. PEM: Delta Upsilon. house mgr KRESLKR. S,; Kentland. INTER DESIGN; apt. 4 KROTICH. |, Kankakee. III.. HSSE; Delta Gamma; Block P: Young Democrats: [r. Vr. in France. KUNDTS I llnK n (Ihiu. POL SCI; Owen. pres. unit; Mockl ' ' .. ! iih M. ' M.iirund: Pershing Rifles; Quar- terd.v KUSK, lio. PSY: Triangle, adn 5 KWASNY, A Hamm.ind, EL ED; Earhart: Debris, LAGLE, N,: Indianapolis. SOC: apt Shealy. soc, dir,; Block P: U Choir; WRH Club: Stale House Little Sister. home; Mock P. LARSON. C.: Kokomo. HSSE: Pi Beta Phi private home. vice pres.; AWS; Campus Chest: Class Counc. Soph. Vr.; Debirs. Gold Peppers; Mock P: Alpha Lambda Delta: Delta Rho Kappa: Kappa Delta Pi. LATHAM. D,: Evansville. PSY: Harrison, floor couns.: Wesley Found. WMRH, ' LEAPLEY. G,: Connersille, HSSE; Tarkington. hall sen. unit sec.-treas.; Mock P: YAF. Phi Alpha Theta, LEHNEN, C: Lafayette. HSSE: Pi Beta Phi. AWS; Block P; Exponent; Mock P; Green Guard. Sigma Alpha Eta. LEIBENGUTH. |.: Lafayette. HSSE; private home; SNEA; Kappa Delta Pi. LELAND. R,: Plymouth. HSSE: Gary 4 apt., unit counc. soc dir.; Sigma Delta Pi. LEMAN. R.: Bremen. HSSE; Alpha Xi Delta. |r, treas,. vice pres.. exec. bd. corp bd: Block P: Gold Peppers; Panhell, Counc. SNEA: Green Guard; Kappa Delta Pi; Mortar Bd. LESCHOT. B.: Indianapolis. HSSE: Shealy: Block P; Sigma Alpha Eta. 1 LEVIN. B: |ersey City. N. ].. PSY; apt.; Student Gov ' t Mu- nicipal; Vol, Corp. dir,; Young Democrats, Psi Chi, LINDLEY. L,: Kokomo. HSSE; Block P; Inter-Var. Chris. Fel, LLOYD, S,: Monster. US. HIST: Alpha Chi Omega, pledge class pub. chm.. house mgr.: AWS; Block P; Exponent, staff rep.; pub. chm. for Miss Purdue Pageant; Green Guard. LOESCH. L.; Indianapolis. EL ED: Alpha Omicron Pi; doorkeeper; Block P; Mock P; Greek; Green Guard. LOWER. P.: Morgantown. HSSE; Meredith: Modern Dance Club: SNEA: YWCA: Chi Alpha. 9 LUTTRELL. D.: Lafayette. SOC: private home: AWS: Green Guard. MACK. E.: Fort Wayne. FR; Meredith. MACOMBER. H.: Indianapolis. HSSE: private home, MAILATH. C: Gary. HSSE: apt.: Bands: Block P; Student Gov ' t, soph, class counc. rep.: Debris; Exponent. MAjEWSKI. M,: South Bend. ENGL: Phi Mu. house reg.. house hist,; Block P; Mock P: Young Democrats: )r. Class MA|OR, V,: Indianapolis. EL ED; Alpha Gamma Delta; rush chm.; AWS; Bands; Block P; Panhell, Counc: Debris; Grand Prix Queen: Majoretl: Little Sisters of the Maltese Cross, 10 MANN. D.: Otterbein. PSY: Harrison; Band; Young Demo- MARKER. L: South Bend. HSSE: Married Student Ct.; Ex- ponent. MARKS. K.: Plainfield. HSSE. Alpha Gamma Delta: SNEA; Kappa Delta Pi. MARQUIS. M.: Indianapolis. HSSE: Wood. sec. corr. chm.. orient chm.: SNEA; Kappa Delta Pi. 292 the medium is the message CLkVii 294 8 Merhoff. Lynn A Metzinger. Mary 1 Michael, Phillip L Miller. Barbara F, Milchell, Linda | 11 Mo ney, Maureen K, 12 Muehlhausen, | M 13 Musselman, |udilh L. 14 Nease. |anel E Milhoefer, Alice K. Mo ris. Margaret M Muessig. Marcia L. Mussman. Linda L. Nelson, Cynthia W Monroe. |on H. Mo ris, Susan A Murdock, Nancy |, Myers, Emily |. Nelson. Kristin L Montsomery. M, K. Mo t:er. ludith E Murray. Roberl B. Nadeau. [ulie P. Nemeth. Mary H 1 MARSHALL. M,: Indianapolis. SPAN ED; Grad House. Green Guard; Kappa Delta Pi; Sigma Delta Pi. hist. MARTIN, E,: Lafayette, HSSE; Phi Mu. AWS; Green Guard; Sigma Alpha Eta, 2 MARTIN. M,; Needham. SPE and HEARING THERAPY; Meredith. Stan, coordin.. exec, and governing bd ; AWS. jud. bd. chm.; Block P; Gold Peppers; NEA; Tomahawk; WIG; Green Guard; Mortar Bd ; Sigma Alpha Eta MASSEY. |.; Tipton. AM HIST; Beta Sigma Psi. nee pres.. soc. chm.; Block P. 3 MAYNARD. L; Zionsville. ART and DESIGN; Phi Delta Theta. soc. chm. McAfee. ].: Valparaiso. HSSE; Purdue Pilots; Pre-Vet Club; Var. Athletics. 4 McCAIN. K.; Munster. FR ED; Alpha Phi. pledge class treas.. campaigns chm,. asst, rush chm.; AWS. vice pres.; Gold Peppers, treas.; Green Guard; Mock P; Freshman Orien. Leader; Freshman Conf. Couns McCUAIG. C: W Lafayette. PSY; Phi Mu.Panhell rush 5 McCUNE. P.; Terre Haute. HSSE; Earhart. corr. chm. (Gov Bd.|. unit pres. (Exec. Bd.). Freshman Orient.. Inez Canon Cit Award; Tomahawk; WIG. McMillan, a.; Columbus. ENGL ED; Duhme. fr rep.. AWS rep.; AWS; WRA; WRH Club. 6 MEAD. S.; Lafayette. SOC STUDIES ED; private home, fi- nance chm.; Cauldron House, treas.; NEA; Town Girls; MEISTER. R : Fort Wayne. HSSE: private home. 7 MEKEMSON. S. Lafayette. ART ED; private home; Delta Phi Delta, sec. Green Guard MELSTER. C. Waukesha. Wis. SPE and HEARING THERAPY; Wood; Student Govt.; Mock P; Student Govt. Cull.; DEBR S; WRH Club; Green Guard; Sigma Alpha Eta. 8 MERHOFF. L: Fondu Lac. Wis.. SPAN-RUSS; Pi Beta Phi. rush chm.. arrow corres.; Gold Peppers; HSSE Couns.. sec; DEBRIS, treas.; Old Masters Cent. Comm.. pers. hosts and hostesses chm.; Kappa Delta Pi; Mortar Bd.. sec; Sigma Delta Pi MESZAR, S.: Savannah. Ga.. PSY; Alpha Omicron Pi. fral. ed. and phil. off.; Block P; Modern Dance Club; DEBR S; Exponent, fashion ed,; Student Union. METZINGER. M.; Ambia. HSSE; Wood; Mock P; SNEA; U Choir; Kappa Delta Pi. MICHAEL. R: Hartford City. HSSE: Gary. pol. dir. Cary Club, joint counc Cary Club. pol. dir. a unit; Mock P; Block P. 9 MICHAELIS. |,; Indianapolis, EL ED; Chi Omega, chm.. schol. comm.; Green Guard. MILLER. B.: New Castle. EL ED; Kappa Alpha Theta treas.. Stan, chm.; Angel Flight squadron co-ed spons., cap. AWS: Block P. NEA; Young Democrats. MILLER. R., W. Lafayette. HSSE; Married Sludenl Purdue Vet, Assn.; Alpha Phi Omega, MILLER. W. Middlebury. CLIN PSY; Theta Xi. vici Mental Health Assn.. pres.: Psi Chi, vice pres, 10 MITCHELL, L Gary, ENGL LIT; private home: Baptist Student Found , vice pres,: Gold Peppers: Student Senate; Exponent, Town Girls; Negro Hist, Study Grp,: Purdue Readers: Univ, Theater; Afro-Am, Forum, co-chm.; Cubs Delegate; Mortar Bd„ hist. MITHOEFER, A.: Lafayette, HSSE: SNEA, MONROE, I.; Lafayette. PEMN. MONTGOMERY. M.; Liberty. EL and SPEC ED; Kappa Kappa Gamma. Panhell del.: Gold Peppers; Panhell, rush assl., rush chm,: Triton Club; Green Guard, Kappa Delta Pi: Mortar Bd. 11 MOONEY. M.: South Bend. EL ED: Phi Mu. Panhell rush counc; Block P: U Choir; NEA; Green Guard. MORRIS. M.; Nashville. Tenn.. HSSE; apt.: SNEA MORRIS. S.: Pendleton. HSSE: Wood: SNEA. Phi Kappa Sigma Little Sister. MOYER. [,: Lafayette. AUD and SPE SCI: Earhart. sec. Itasca exec bd. and governing bd ; Block P; Coll. 4-H. St. Thomas Student Assn.: Exponent; WIG: Itasca Club. Green Guard: Sigma Alpha Ela. 12 MUEHLHAUSEN. ).: Logansport. SOC STUDIES ED; Mar- ried Students Cis.: Kappa Delta Pi MUESSIG. M-. Loogootee. HSSE; Vawler. MURDOCK. N.: Indianapolis. EL ED; Meredith, res hall couns,. NEA MURRAY. R, Cuyahoga Falls. Ohio. PSY: Owen, unit pres.. exec, ath. dir : Pendragon; Student Gov ' t, 13 MUSSELMAN, |,: LaPorte, HSSE; Kappa Kappa Gamma, pledge class pres ; AWS, Block P: Class Couns.: Gold Pep- pers: Greek Wk, Penny Carn,: Mock Guard; Kappa Delta Pi. MUSSMAN, L. Lowell, HSSE: Purdue Playei Alpha Phi, MYERS, E,: Whealfield, ENGL LIT; Wood: Block P: Chris. Sci. Organ.: Lambda Iota Tau, sec. NADEAU. |,: W Lafayette. SOC: apt. and Alpha Xi Delta. AWS rep.: AWS; Mental Health Assn.: Green Guard: Alpha Kappa Delta: Alpha Kappa Lambda Little Sister. 14 NEASE. |, Lafayette. SOC; apt,: Vet. Med, Assn. Aux, NELSON, C: Carmel, SPE and HEARING THERAPY: Kappa Kappa Gamma, vice pres.; Young Republicans. Kappa Delta Pi. Sigma Alpha Eta NELSON. K, Hammond. VISUAL DESIGN: Kappa Kappa Gamma, cult, chm.; Block P; Student Govt, Cultural, sr bd, NEMETH, M,: South Bend, EL ED; Fowler Cts. and apt,, AWS: Canoe Club; NEA: Outing Club, WCTS, treas.. Town Girls: WRA, Panhell; Green Theta 295 ; Romney. EL ED; Torry Cts. and Grdd Mouse; Kappa Delta Pi NEWCOMB, |.: Kokomo. ENGL; Alpha Delia Pi. slan. chm ; AWS; Block P: NEA. NICHOLS. L; Angola. SOC STUDIES: Duhme. slan. chm and Shealy. couns.; WRH Club; Green Guard. NIEWOEHNER. B.: Kokomo. HSSE: Shealy; Block P; SNEA NORFLEET. | : Michiganlown. PEW; Alpha Gamma Delia, corr sec.: Block P; NEA; WRA. sport head, basketball. NORTHAM. |.: Elkharl. HSSE; Warren: Mock P; SNEA: U Choir; Green Guard 2 OHNECK. C; Muncie. SOC STUDIES ED: Glenwood. pub . alum. chm.. pledge Ir.; AWS: Bands; Baptist Student Found ; Block P: Coll. 4-H: Student Gov ' t.: Student Speakers Bureau ODONNELL. ].: Indianapolis. HSSE: Kappa Kappa Gamma. Panhell rep., soc. chm.; Mock P. OLEWIN. v.; Doraville. Ga.. SOC; Alpha Omicron Pi. O ' REAR. S.: Indianapolis. HSSE; Alpha Omicron Pi, pub chm.. vice pres.; AWS: Block P; Mock P: Green Guard. PACEY. E.: Chalmers. HSSE: Grad House; Student Union; Sigma Delta Pi PALMER. P.; Indianapolis. HSSE; Alpha Phi. Univ. sing dir.; Purduettes. st dir.; Sailing Club; U Choir; Young Rep ; Pur- due Recr Assn 3 PANNEK. |,: McLean. Va.. PSY; Zeta Tau Alpha, rush couns.. |u. chm.; Block P; Women ' s Recr. Assn.. Psi Chi PARKER. A.: Frankfort. ENGL; Zeta Tau Alpha, act. d.r.; AWS; Block P: HSSE Counc; NEA: Panhell; Pep Comm.: Student Gov ' t Publ.: Young Rep.; Green Guard. PARSONS. D.: Plymouth. SOC STUDIES ED; apt. PARSONS. I : Lafayette. JOUR: Kappa Sigma: HSSE Counc; Skull and Cres.: Exponent, PARTRIDGE. D.: Logansport. HSSE; private home. PATTERSON. K.: Evansville. ENGL and SPE ED: Chi Omega, soc chm ; Block P; Student Gov ' t.: DEBR S; Young Dem.; Negro Hist. Study Grp. ed — the easy way out? EfSE Ohneck. Connie S O ' Donnell. )oan M Olewin. Vickiann O ' Rear. Sharon S Pacey. Elaine E. 4 Penoyer, Curtis j. Peoples. Annie B. Persinger. Sheila Peterson. Ann K. Peterson. E. A Petersen. Eric F I I 296 Do you hear what I hear ... a child, a child EH MM { 4 PENOYKRC I ' ltlsficld, Mass., POL SCI; Owen, sen. chm. aw.inl;, I iiiin uinl [urs ; WMRH; Focus; Army ROTC; Hl,„kl ' ( iiiii , ( l.i .1 I Iniled Church of Christ, deacon; Mm k 1 ' iinincrats; Young Republicans. PK()l ' l,i;s l.lrwl.n,,!, Ohio, FR ED; Grad House and Warren, sl.in chm . Baplist Sludenl Found.: WRH Club; |r. Yr. in Strasbourg; Delta Sigma Theta. sec. PERSINGER, S.: Indianapolis, SPE and HEARING THER- APY; private home; Block P: Sigma Alpha Eta. sec. PETERSON, A.: Erie. Pa.. HSSE; Alpha Delta Pi. pub. chm., eff. chm.: AID. pres.; Mock P; Delta Phi Delta, hist. PETERSON, E.: Lebanon. HIST ED: Alpha Omicrcn Pi; AWS: Block P; PDTA; U Choir: Pep Comm.; Young Repub- licans: Green Guard. PETERSEN. E.: South Bend, PSY: apt.; Var. Athletics, mgr. 5 PETERSON. M.: Wellsville. N. Y., AM LIT; Kappa Kappa Gamma, marshall; AWS: Block P: HSSE Counc; Mock P: SGI: DEBRIS; Fresh. Orien. counc; Green Guard. PETTY. C: Richmond, HSSE; Earharl counc: Block P; SNEA: Student Union; U Choir. PHELPS, R.: South Bend. HSSE; private home; DEBRIS, PHILLIPS. S.: Kokomo. HSSE; Married Students: Purdue Dames, bd, mem., grp. chm.: Sigma Alpha Eta, 6 PICKETT. J.; W. Lafayette, HSSE: Delta Gamma, Panhell rep. PIERCE, S.; Valparaiso, HSSE, Alpha Delta Pi, act. chm., rep.-hist., Greek Wk. pub. chm.: AWS; Block P. design comm.; Exponent; Greek, jr. staff rep.: Greek Wk. Penny Cam.; Pep Comm.; SGC. copy layout design: Fresh, Conf., couns.; Green Guard. PINSKY. |.: Flossmoor, 111., HSSE; Meredith, unit pres., exec bd., governing bd.: Block P: Tomahawk; WIC; Green Guard: Kappa Delta Pi: Psi Chi. PIPER, M.; Maplewood. N. J., FR ED; Fowler Cts., couns.: AWS Counc: Block P: Sci. Counc: SGS; Class Gov ' t.: Tomahawk: Pi Delta Phi. pres. 7 PITZ. P.: Manitowoc Wis., SOC; Grad House. AWS rep., floor rep.: Triton Club: Gables Girls Club; Green Guard. PITZER. D.: Veedersburg. SPE ED: private home: Block P; Christ. Student Fel.; Coll. 4-H: Debating Forum; Univ. The- ater: Purdue Readers. PLUMLEY. C: Monticello. HSSE; private home: Debating Forum: SNEA: Kappa Delta Pi: Sigma Delta Pi. POPHAM. C; Cleveland, Ohio, ENGL ED: Earhart, pub. chm.. counc; Block P: Student Gov ' t. Cult.: Frosh Orien., disc Idr.; Old Masters, pers. hostess. 8 POWELL, ].: St. Louis. Mo., HSSE: Kappa Kappa Gamma; AWS: Block P; Jr. Class Counc; Frosh. Soph, class treas.; Mock P; Green Guard; Kappa Delta Pi; Sigma Delta Pi. PRESCOTT. M.: South Bend. HSSE; Wood; AIID; Block P: Mock P: Young Republicans. PRICE. J.: Franklin. Mich.. HSSE: Sigma Kappa; Block P; Mock P; SGS; SNEA: U Choir: Green Guard. PRICE. |.: Lexington, Ky.. EL ED: Delta Gamma, found, chm.: Old Masters hostess: Grand Prix Found., jr. bd.: Kappa Delta Pi: ATO Little Sisters, song Idr. 9 PUGH. R.: Zionsville, ENGL ED; Alpha Omicron Pi, act. chm.. rush chm.; Angel Flight, pledge tr.; Gold Peppers: Panhell; Mock P. cred. comm,: Greek, jr. bd.; Old Masters, pers. hostess: Stu.-Fac. Comm,; Kappa Delta Pi; Theta Sigma Phi; Phi Kappa Tau Little Sisters, pres. PULSINELLI. J.: Indiana, Pa., POL SCI; Delta Chi: Mock P. 10 RAATZ. S.: Michigan City, FR ED: Sigma Kappa, reg.; U Choir: Green Guard: Pi Delta Phi, sec; Triton, pledge tr. REARDON S Indianapolis HSSE Warren Block P Mock P SNEA Green Guard 11 REDMAN J Bremen HSSE private home Mental Health Assn Pep Comm SNEA SGI Kappa Delta Pi Sigma Delta Pi REED C Paul Grad i Mock P met L. ' Pitz. Penelope C, e Powell. |acquel Petty, Cheryl A. Pierce, Susan L. Pitzer, Dale R. PrescotI, Marlh Phelps. Richard A. Pinsky. Judith T. Plumley, Carmen A. Price, Jeanine N Phillips, Susan F. Piper, Mary A. Popham, Carol A. Price, Jennifer I 297 bonjour . . . guten tag Reed. Jacqueline E Rccd. lanel L Reed. Richard L, 3 Remley. lane A. Reuer. Barbara Richardson. B. J. 5 Robb. Janet K. Roberts. Diane L Roberts. Gary L. Rogers, Sandra L. Rockwell. Michel L Roth. Catherine M. 7 Roviaro. E, L. Salwak. Dale F Saveland. Mary J REED. .: W. Lafayette. SOC STUDIES ED; Kappa Kappa Gamma Grand Prix Found,: Green Guard. REED. : Rossville. HSSE: SNEA; Delta Rho Kappa; Lambda lota Tau; Kappa Delta Pi. REED. R : Twelve Mile. GER; McCutcheon. REES. : Clarkshill. HSSE; Gary, unit counc. joint counc; Mock P REHM. |.: Anderson. EL ED; Chi Omega, act. chm.: Block P. ir. bd,; Gold Peppers; DEBRIS, jr. ed. REIM. Green luard. KKMLl Y. |.: Indianapolis. HSSE: Alpha Xi Delta, corr. sec: Block 1 JEBHI.S; PDTA: Alpha Lambda Delta: Delta Rho K.ippu, Grci-n Guard; Kappa Delta Pi. RKIIKR H Michigan City. EL ED: Grad House; Mock P. RICHA IISI )N, H South Bend. HSSE: Sigma Kappa, corr. RIMl! ■1 • . 1 IHEATRE; apt.; Bands. ' 1 . 1 1 ' ' .1 llii Delta Theta: Var. Wrestling. Kl 1 1 1 • ' ■ ' ■■„ KLED:apt.; PDTA. RliHh : i;.in.. SPE and HEARING THER- AI t I 1- 1 .1.1, chm. act. CO.. couns.; Block P: T „i 1 : i i i.recn Guard: Sigma Alpha Eta. ROIUI. 1 , II h.-ui 1 II, „,, HSSE: Married Students CIS,: ROBERTS. G,; Ravenna. Ohio. PEM; Married Students CIS,: Marr Student Tenants Counc, 6 ROGERS. S,: Highland. EL ED; Grad House; AWS; NEA: U Choir, ROCKWELL. M,; Middletown. EL ED: Harrison: Block P; Pre- Vet Club, ROTH. C; Monticello, HSSE; private home; AWS: Block P; Mock P; Young Republicans: Green Guard: Psi Chi, 7 ROVIARO. E,: Cedar Lake. HSSE: private home, SALWAK. D : W, Lafayette. ENGL-CR WRITING: Gary, unil counc: Cary Club.Band, SAVELAND. M,: Athens. Ga,. JOUR: Alpha Chi Omega, assi, house mgr,. rush couns,. Bands; Gold Peppers; Student Gov ' t,, soph, class counc: Exponent. assI, city ed,: Army Ball Queen Court: Fresh, Couns,: Theta Sigma Phi: Pi Kappa Alpha Little Sister, I i 1 8 Schaik, Donna |, 9 Scheffer. Robert P 10 Schnautz. Stephen Schandlng, Carol R. Schmink. Patricia Schultz. Suzanne 1 Schafer. Richard A. Schnautz, Martha L, Schussler. L. K. Schwartz. Rudolph C. 12 Searcy, Kenneth W- ScGtl, Gerel G, Sebek, Mary L. Seal, Mary A. Secrist, Susan D. Seeburger, G, G. Sekendy. Kathleen Selby, Beverly A, Senn. Robert F, Shafer. Don M, 8 SCHAIK, D.: Lafayette. SOC and FASH RETAILING; Alpha Chi Omega, soc, chm., exec, counc: AWS. sec. class counc; Block P; Gold Peppers; Old Masters; U Choir. SCHANDING. C; Madison. RECR; Wood. AWS; WRH Club. SCHAFER. R.: Omaha. Neb.. CER; private home; Navy Rifle Team; Naval ROTC Mul. Fund.; Quarterdeck Soc; Scabbard and Blade. 9 SCHEFFER, R.: Lockport. N. Y.. HSSE; Phi Kappa Tau. asst. pledge Ir.; IFC; Mock P; Skull and Cresc. SCHMINK. P.; Indianapolis, HSSE; Alpha Omicron Pi. 1st vice pres.. pledge tr., pub. rel. chm.; Block P; Home Ec Chap.; SNEA. Alpha Lambda Delta. SCHNAUTZ. M.; Evansville. HSSE; apt. 10 SCHNAUTZ. S.: Evansville. HSSE;Tarkinglon. pres. fresh, counc . exec, vice pres.; Debate Forum. Iron Key; Pen- dragon, sec.-lreas.; Student Gov ' t.; Student Supreme CI., Camp. Appeals Bd.; Omicron Delta Kappa. SCHULTZ, S.; Lafayette. FR; private home; U Choir. SCHUSSLER. L; Leechburg, Pa.. AUD and SPE SCI; Mar- ried Students CIS.; Sigma Alpha Eta. 11 SCHWARTZ. R.; Mishawaka. PRE LAW; Kappa Sigma SCOTT. G.; Burney. HSSE; Sherman, ath. mgr.. work mgr.. soch. chm.. stan.; Army Honor Guard; Mock P; SCA; Young Democrats. SEAL, M.: Pendleton, HSSE; private home; Mock P; SGI. 12 SEARCY, K.; Lafayette. PSY; OMA. ath. dir.; Ment. Health Assn.; Mock P; Student Senate; Young Republicans; Alpha Phi Omega; Psi Chi. SEBEK. M.: Berwyn, 111.. SPAN ED; Alpha Delta Pi. schol. chm.. Panhell rush couns.; Block P; Panhell (|r.); Peace Union; Student Gov ' t. Mun.; Gen. chm. camp, chest; Green Guard; Kappa Delta Pi; Sigma Delta Pi. Ireas. SECRIST. S.; Fort Wayne. ENGL; Warren; Alpha Lambda Delta. 13 SEEBURGER. G,; Indianapolis. HSSE; Pi Beta Phi; Christ. Sci. Org.. Class Counc. Fr. Yr; Mock P; Old Masters: Alpha Lambda Delta; Delta Rho Kappa. SEKENDY. K.; South Bend. HSSE; apt. SELBY. B.; Middletown. Ohio. EL ED; Alpha Xi Delta, song Idr.. Stan, chm.; U Choir; NEA; Panhell (|r.); Student Gov ' t.; Student Union; Green Guard: Kappa Delta Pi. H SENN. R.; Clarksville. IND DESIGN: private home; Bands; OMA; Ind. Designers: Soc. of Am., vice pres. SHAFER. D.: Peru. PSY: apt. and McCulcheon. exec, counc: Block P; Duplicate Bridge Club; Grand Prix Found.; Student Gov ' t., publ. sr. bd.. Student Senate; Alpha Phi SHAFER, J,: Lucerne, SOC STUDIES ED: Triangle, soc. 299 I Sheets, |oyce A. Sheets. Sandra L. Shirk. Barri L. Showaltor. Judy K Sill ' s. Barbara |. Skaf4f{s. Sandra £ Steinfeld. Janet Stewart, Nelson H 1 Stirling. |ames V Sloshitch. Vida Strelnieks. Mara Strolher. Michae Strouf. Michael I ' Slrycker. Bonnie C. Susong, lulia G. Sutton. |o E. Swanbeck. Susan E. Swartz. Deborah V. WW !«! Ai 1 SHEETS. |. Mishawaka. HSSE: Alpha Omicron Pi: AWS Band: Block P: Green Guard: Home Ec Chap.: U Choir: Green Guard Honorary. SHEETS. S,: Colburn. EL ED: private home: AWS rep pres AWS: Child Ed.: NEA: Student Senate: Town Gjris WRa ' Sigma Delta Pi. SHIRK. B.: Indianapolis. ENGL ED: Wood: Sailing Club WRH Club: Young Republicans SHOWALTER. (.: Muncie. PEW: Crad House: Mod Dance Club, sec treas. SINK. R.: Kirklm. EL ED: Harrison: Block P: Mock P SNEA ! SITES. B,: Lafayette. HSSE: Kappa Alpha Theta: Alpha Lambda Delta: Delta Rho Kappa: Kappa Delta Pi: Sigma Alpha Eta: Sigma Delta Pi. ' t F J;- ?■■ f ' ' - CER: Alpha Chi Omega: ward. WRA: Block P: Ger Club: Mock P: Alpha Lambda Delta SKINNER. 1,: Lowell. HSSE: Wood: Block P: Mock P, SMITH. D.: Brazil. FR I : Kappa Kappa Gamma, pledge Bands: Christ. Sci. Org.. Comm: StudentFac. Vis. Arts Comm. SMITH. P.: Eaton. SPE and HEARING THERAPY: Married Students Cts.: AWS: P. U. Dames, vice pres.: Sigma Alpha 3 SMOKER. A.: New Paris. PEW: Vawter; WRA. STEINFELD. | Indianapolis. SPE and HEARING THERA- PY: Alpha Chi Omega. 2nd vice pres,: HSSE Counc pres Mock P: Sigma Alpha Eta. ' STERN S,: Indianapolis. SPE and HEARING THERAPY apt. and Earhart. AWS rep.: AWS. asst, sec: Kappa Delta Pi ' Sigma Alpha Eta, STEWART N,: Otterbein. IND ED: apt.: Auto. Club pres and show chm,: Block P: Ind. Arts Ed Club: U Choir STIMSON. A.: Lawrenceburg. EL ED: Chi ' Omega, sec Angel Flight: Block P: Cold Peppers: Mock P NEA SGI ir bd. and sr. bd,: .SGS. 4 STIRLING. |.: Angola. HSSE: Cary. unit counc: Mock P. Phi Alpha Theta, qt?I, kL ' 1 c Y; ' ■ ' ' P ! ' ' ' ' S DESIGN: Grad House STRELNIEKS. M.: Indianapolis. PSY: Grad House: Sailing STROTHER. M.: Sellersburg. HSSE; Harrison, sec. Block P: 5 STRYCKER, B.: South Bend, SOC STUDIES ED: Sigma Kappa. Panhell rush couns,: AWS: Young Democrats, SUSONG, |,: Thorntown. ENGL: Married Students Cts, SUTTON. |,: Royersford, Pa,. IND DESIGN: apt,. Block P: Mock P: IDSA; Pharm, Assn.: Pharm,. art staff: Young Re- publicans: Green Guard; Kappa Epsilon, SWANBECK. S,: Huron, Ohio, FR: Kappa Kappa Psi. act. dir.. rush couns.; Block P: Green Guard: Student Union; Tri- SWANSON. K.: Knox. HSSE; Kappa Alpha Theta. foods co-chm.: Assn. for Child Ed.; Block P: DEBRIS; Green Guard: SNEA; Student Union; Little Sister of Minerva 6 SWANSON. N.; Rantoul. 111.. HSSE: Phi Mu. asst. rush chm.; AWS: Block P; Green Guard: Mock P: U Choir SWARTZ. D.: Key Biscayne. Fla,. HSSE: Delta Gamma, rush chm.: Grand Prix Found,. |r. bd. sec: Grand Prix Queen; Kappa Delta Pi SWEET. M.: Indianapolis, SPE and HEARING; Kappa Alpha Theta, house mgr. vice pres.; Cheerleaders, sec: Gold Peppers: Sigma Alpha Eta. SYDES. |.: Lafayette. PSY: Delta Gamma: Kappa Delia Pi Psi Chi. SYDOW. L: Michigan City. HSSE: Gary. 7 SZYBIAK. |.: Hammond. HSSE: Grad Hou.se. Mock P; SNEA; Young Republicans: NCTE. TABOR. R.: Stonington. Conn.. PSY; private home Camera Club. TALBERGS, R.: Indianapolis, INTER DESIGN and FINE ARTS: Grad House; Inter. Designers: WCTS: WRA, TALIAFERRO. |.: Hammond. SPE and HEARING THERA- PY: Kappa Kappa Gamma. 1st vice pres.. pledge class pres.; Block P. ir. bd.; Gold Peppers: U Choir: DEBRIS; Old Mas- ters, pers. hostess; Mortar Bd. TAYLOR. ).: Crawfordsville. ENGL, TERRELL P.: Casper. Wyoming. SPE and HEARING THERAPY: Alpha Chi Omega, hist, and vice pres.; AWS. |r. bd.. pres.: Block P: Gold Peppers: U Choir. Student Senate Mortar Bd. THALDORF. T; W. Lafayette. SOC; private home: Block P; Class Counc. Fr, Yr 8 THERRIEN. M.: Fort Wayne. LIB SCI: Wood, THOMAS. P.: Indianapolis. SOC and SPAN: Wood. exec, sec: WRH Club. lib. co-ord.: Alpha Kappa Delta; Sigma Delta Pi. THOMAS. P: Dayton. Ohio. HSSE: Delta Upsilon. sec. THOMAS. S.: Terre Haute. SPE ED: Pi Beta Phi and Mere- dith, couns.: Block P: Grand Prix Found.: Green Guard: Mock P. pub. rel.; Panhell Assn.: Stu. Gov ' t., ex, sec stu advo , WRH Club; Young Republicans THOMPSON. C,: Saint Paul. EL ED: Married Students CIs, and Earhart. fl. soc chm.; AWS; SNEA; Student Union THORNBERRY. S.: Westfield. SOC STUDIES ED; Mere- Friends Fel,; Student Union; WRA: WRH Club THORNBURG, N,; Lafayette, SPE: apt,: Block P; Young Re- publicans, ) THORNBURG. S.; Greensburg. HSSE: Warren: Band ' SNEA, THORNTON, M,: Williamsburg. SOC STUDIES ED. TOMSON. N.: Peru. ENGL ED; private home: Kappa Delta TORGERSON. T: Sweetser. HSSE: Alpha Xi Delta, rec sec chap,; AWS: Block P; Cold Peppers; Green Guard: Mock p ' PCIA: SGS-SGI: SNEA TOWNSLEY. |.: South Bend. HSSE TRACHTENBERG. |.: Bloomfield. N. |.. SPAN. HIST ED; Harrison and Meredith, unit fac spon.. stu, adv,. Terry, couns.. Harrison, fac. spon.; Madrid Prog.; Debate Forum: Alpha Lambda Delta: Delta Rho Kappa: Kappa Delta Pi- Sigma Delta Pi. ' TRAGEMANN. F.: Feaslerville. Pa.. PEM; Kappa Delta Rho. vice pres., soc chm,: Skull and Cresc 300 students strive for self-expression 301 1 TROSTLE. C .: Allison Park. Pa.. HSSh. Kappa Kappa Gamma. AWS rep ; AWS; Green Guard; Mock P SNEA TUCKER. E.: West Point. EL ED; AWS. Child Ed. VAMOS. S : Hammond. ED; Owen. alh. dir; Cross Coun ; Ind. and Out. Track. Peace Union; WMRH. ann.; DEBR S. VanDAM. D.: New Castle. HSSE; Beta Theta Pi, alum, sec , soc. chm:. vice pres.; Bard; Block P; Campus Chest; Stu.-Fac Hu. Counc; Mock P; Old Masters; Lambda lota Tau. pres VanHAM. B.: South Bend. EL ED; Alpha Delta Pi. sports chm.; AWS: Block P; WRA. 2 VanHYFTE. M.: Attica. HSSE; Gary, pub d,r . cult chm.; Block P; Mock P; SNEA, VanSCOYOC. C: Williamsport, HSSE; apt ; AWS Block P SNEA; Young Republicans, VanWINGEN. |,; Speed. HSSE; Harrison, un VINING, |.: Carmel, INTER DESIGN; Alpha Xi Delta Panhell rep.; Block P; Int. Designers; |r. Panhell, sec. 3 WALING. L: W, Lafayette, EL ED; Kappa Alpha Theta, act. ohm., ed,; Cheerleaders; Gold Peppers; Alpha Lambda Delta; Kappa Delta Pi. WALLACE, C. Crown Point, SPE; Grad House: Purdue Read,, Univ. Thtr. WALTER, S.; Griffith, SPE and HEARING THERAPY; apt,: Engineer; Sigma Alpha Eta, assoc. mem. WATSON, R.: Corydon, PSY; McCutcheon, fl, sen., pres. claymore clan, sec camera club, chm. Awards Banq.; Grand Pnx Found.; Psi Chi. WAYNICK, C; Paol,, SOC STUDIES ED; Earhart, unit soc. chm.; Block I . Cho ; Kappa Delta I ignoring history means repeating it Troslle, Carol A. Vamos, Stephen F. VanHyfle, M L, Van Scoyoc, C. |. VanWingen, |ohn Waling, Linda L. Wallace, Carol A. Walter, Susan M. Watson, Robert K. Waynick, Carolyn Weber, Susan M. Webster, Lynn G. Wcllnitz, Craig O Welsh, Tanya L. HP P fPirai WlClll I«1U1A) I «.ltt fchPt Wlin Crtc wtia iHtt Hi a f«l.i:, 302 Wendling. Cinda S. 6 While. Peggy A. 7 Whilsil . Michael 8 Wildermuth. T |. Werlzler, |ohn D, While. Susan | Widzis . lohn R Wiley. Rex D, Weyrick. Margery Whitney. E. L Wiggen hum. P A Wilgrube. Peggy A 4 .WEAR. R.: LaGrange. HSSE: Stellar Bros., PRF Apt. House. house mgr: Army ROTC Fund, Pre-Vet Club. WEBER. S.: W. Ufayelle, ENGL ED, Chi Omega, vice pres.; AWS; Block P: Gold Peppers: Green Guard; Exponent, St. rep.; Greek, man. ed.; Alpha Lambda Delta; Mortar Bd.. cal. chm.: Theta Sigma Phi, pres.; Cent. Adv. WEBSTER. L: Goshen, RECR ADM; Alpha Zi Delta; Pur- due Recr. Assn.. treas. WELLNITZ, C: Elwood, HSSE; Theta Chi. WELSH, T.: Williamsporl, HSSE; Warren; Block P; Mock P; SNKA; Alpha Lamhdd Dell.i; Delia Rhu K.ippj 5 WENDLING, C: Indianapolis, EL ED and CHILD DEV.; Alpha Phi; Angel Flight; Slu. Ath. Sealing Comm.. orient, leader; SNEA; SGS, conf. bd.; DEBHIS; Green Guard. WERTZLER, 1.: Muncie. ENGL ED; Phi Kappa Psi, corr. sec. vice pres., pres.; Young Rep. WEYRICK, M.: Fort Wayne, SOC; apt. 6 WHITE, P.: Goleta, Calif., HSSE; private home. WHITE, S.: North Aurora, III., FR ED; Pi Beta Phi, vice pres.. Panhell del., rush chm.; AWS; Block P; Campus Chest, sr. bd.; Gold Peppers; Jr. Panhell, rush asst.; Panhell. expan. chm.. Alpha Lambda Delia; Kappa Delia. WHITNEY. E.: Andereon, HSSE; Phi Mu, hist.; Block P Camp Chest, Exponent; Greek Wk. Penny Cam., Mock P 7 WHITSITT, M.: Moraga. Calif., POL SCI; Alpha Chi Rho; Band; IFC; Mock P; Skull and Cresc; Student Senate. WIDZISZ, |.: Addison. III.. FR; Delia Sigma; Drill Team; Navy Drill Team; Naval ROTC Mut. Fund. WIGGENHORN, P.: Indianapolis, SPE and HEARING THERAPY; Zeta Tau Alpha, house mgr., ril. chm.; Block P; Univ. Chou; SGI; Exponent, night ed.; WRA; Alpha Lambda Delta; Kappa Delta Pi; Sigma Alpha Eta. 8 WILDERMUTH, T. Akron. POL SCI; Phi Delta Thela, asst. WILEY. R.: Indianapolis, SPEED; Gary; Purdue Univ. Thir. WILGRUBE, P.: Muncie. INT DESIGN; Alpha Zi Delia, dssl. house mgr ; Block P; Inl, Designers, sec . slmlr-nl ;ii.l, 9 WILLIAMS, |.; Glen Ellyn, III., HSSE; Alpha Xi Delia, act. chm., house mgr.; Gold Peppers; Green Guard; Mock P; Old Masters; SGS; SNEA; Univ. Presbyterian Ch.; Student Gov ' t., pub.; Alpha Lambda Delia; Delta Rho Kappa; Kappa Delta Pi, Green Guard Hon. WILLIAMS. T.; W. Lafayette. HSSE. Phi Kappa Theta. Lit- tle Sis. prog. chm.. decor, chm.. asst. soc. chm.; Army Honor Guard; Gimlet; IFC; Greek. WILSON. C: Kokomo. ART ED; Kappa Kappa Gamma, soc. chm. pledge class, rush comm. pres.; Block P; Fr. Class Counc, |r. Class Counc; Panhell; SGM, asst. dir. 10 WOLF, L: Ligonier. HSSE; Warren, corr. chm., orient, comm.. hall counc; WRH gov. bd; Christ. Stu. Fel.. treas., sec; Coll. 4-H; Green Guard; SNEA; Tomahawrk. WORKMAN, M.: Greenwood. HSSE; Shoemaker, work mgr., asst. treas.; Mock P; SNEA; Student Co-op Assn. WRIGGELSWORTH. N : Indianapolis, SOC; private home _dnd Vawter. gov lid : AWS. M.n.k P. I. ' mp del chm 11 WRIGHT. L.: South Bend. HSSE; Sigma Pi. pres.. vice pres., pledge tr.; IFC; Mock P; Young Republicans. WRIGHT, M.: Indianapolis, HSSE; Zeta Tau Alpha, pres., schol. chm., rush ent. comm. chm.; Green Guard; Mock P; Panhell Counc; SGS; Green Guard Hon.; Sigma Alpha Eta. YALOWITZ, M.: Lafayette, PSY; private home. 12 ZEPIK, |.: Michigan City, HSSE; Alpha Omicron Pi. frater- nity education; AWS; Gold Peppers; Mock P. sr. board; Natl. Ed. Assn., sec; Student Government, jr. bd. publicity. ZUKANOVICH, J.: E. Chicago, HSSE; Delta Gamma, house mgr,, rec. sec; Block P: Greek Week Penny Carnival; Home Eg Chapter: Mock P: University Choir. 303 I usually do this to music. l)i- E. V. Morse, Dean of VeleiinHiy Science and Medicine. 304 Somewhere in a U.S. Army hospital sits a highly technical food researcher. Pouring over a hybrid turnip plant, he remembers his days at Purdue, when back in 1957 he entered the newly-established School of Veterinary Science. His graduating class was small, just as this year ' s class only numbers sixty. Lack of faculty and facili- ties still limits class size, but the food researcher must admit the number of qualified applicants has increased along with a more demanding pre- Vet curricu- lum. After four years of theory, labs, and actual experimentation, these sixty stu- dents will enter career positions ranging from general Vet to horse doctor for the Kentucky Derby to a food researcher, earnestly growing hybrid turnip plants. 305 ••- V . ! . f !:..■■ the graduate A degree made him teacher — learner disguised in a different form. The Graduate Student is a strange hybrid creature — neither student nor staff. Yet he is expected to be both an efficient teacher and a competent student. In one classroom he is an instructor trying to reach ot her students, in another he is the student, bleary-eyed from an all-nighter. His wife, who seldom sees him, joins the local chapter of widows for those gradu- ate student wives whose husbands are buried in their work. Having narrowed his field of study, he may spend a year in research only to read in Life magazine that a student in Germany has made the major breakthrough. Yet a brighter fu- ture through an advanced degree is rea- son enough to remain a hybrid creature — for awhile. 307 mm : - . i . W - ' 1 vx.-:?- f ' ii ItL v t R E S I D E N C E S 310 What is there in a picture that creates a mood and makes you want to know more? Perhaps it ' s because people like to look; a separate identity . . . as one. The sun setting softly shadows a wisp of falling leaves that waits for the wind song ' s low. A camp fire burns brightly beneath a black sky and finally diminishes to ashes after hours of warmth. 312 The silent shadows creep upon us and we await the dawn of tomorrow. Inside, sheltered by curtains and walls, it is the hour to open a book and dream. 313 panhellenic 1969 | PANHELLENIC JR.-SR. BOARD: Barbara DePaola Anne Shelli Judi Musselman Becky Leman Penny Connor Janet Hiller Jill Parent Sue White Phyllis Grant Lisa Montgomery Merry Ann Winklepleck Susie Beier 314 1 wonder if we could get more money from AE ! Panhellenic on the business side . . . Progress: the addition of: Alpha Epsilon Phi Alpha Gamma Delta associate member: Delta Sigma Theta Panhellenic on the social side . co-sponsored Greek Week with IPC community servzce projects to better public relations Panhel workshops for discussion of common Greek problems PANHELLENIC SENATORS: Joan Manthei, Lori Laferriere, Sue Dan IFCoi Mai frail plM Soluti IFCo CO-I H all MFC - Back Row: S. Peterson, W. Peterson, T. Hillis, M. Cullen, M. Eskew, R. Herrold, J. Willis, T. Tydeman, T. Welcome, A. Sutherlin, J. Hendress, S. Behr, N. Harsany, D. Brinkruff, M. Hiscox. Second Roiv: R. Baldwin, R. Champlin, R. Qualkinbush, S. Riser, M. Shannon, S. Hull. Front Row: G. Bryant, F. Morris, R. Mayette, K. Bass, B. Thiele, I. Edwardson, M. Ross, J. Smith, M. Jones, R. Reetz, J. Johns, T. Byron, D. Bryan. ifc - 1969 IPC JR.-SR. BOARD - Left to Right: A. Hess, M. Gaber, R. Har- rer. M. Kalish, R. Mier, S. Lank- ford. L. Hollingsworth, S. Gold- berg, D. Robbins, R. Lamkin, B. a 316 IFC on the business side . . . Major issues: fraternity responsibility pledging of Negroes Solutions . . . legislate an end to discrimination fraternities express ideas on integration establish pledge requirement of 4.0 index once prior to initiation IFC on the social side . . . co-sponsored Greek Week with Panhel highlights include Penny Carnival all campus dance PRESIDENTS ' COUNCIL - Back Row; C. Dickerhoff, M. Hardiman, B. Wilson, C. RigBS, W. Jochim, R. Viewe R. Whyte, R. Janda, D. Vukmanovich, ISl Kivett. F. Ziker, J. Kester, T. Modisett. Fourth Row: I. Maguire, M. Gaber, E. Goldberg, J. Ewing, ]. Cassell, S. Lankford, D. LaRue, R. Mier, R. Lamkin, J. Childers. Third Row: R. Mitchell, C. Dobbins, C. McHenry, K. Kolpin, L. Fazzine, V. Hunter. Second Row: ]. Gage, S. Newcom, D. Swanson, M. Kalish, M. Tucker, J. Keller. Front Row: B. Blackman, S. Mueller, A. Worthington, R. Damrow, J. Kennedy. W. Bertram, B. Marks, S. Goldberg. 317 ACACIA - Back Row: D. Stepanovich. T. Brown, J. Benson, [. Krill, D. Dim mich, W. Way, D. Kaschak, J. Eldor, T. Primm. M. McClarnon, D. Hannah, D Fruchey. R. Phillippi, G. Duff, K. Wong, R. Carlsen, S. Bpnson, B. Hanson, K Schwab, B. Brady, S. Polley. Second Row: C. Kirts, S. Carlin, R. Fuely, C Gookins, T. Ballew, T. Nelson, T. Richmond, |. Davis, S. Lowe, T. Million, M Schnarr, |. Keithley, B. Cantwell. D. Reek, W, Symon, C. Newman, J. Hen dress, W. Christopher, D. Spmwl, C. Riggs. Front Row: W. Gaines, R. McMa hon, D. Schwab, |. Fenstermaker, |. Kinnard, R. Watson, W. Young, ). Bever, R, Knight, C. Rollins, B. Siepman, D. Ping. A The men of Alpha Chi Rho were granted four pillars as a foundation for Fraternity. The first pillar bears the label enthusiasm - enthusiasm exhibited in winning-signs ' V ' at pep rallies and a symbol of spirit for the house and - the school. The second pillar acknowledges coopera- tion. This was demonstrated through the unified effort P of .VFA.IIBO, and Farmhouse to sponsor the Battle of - - the Bands, The third pillar reveals brotherhood, With brotherhood comes good times like those lurking in the music-filled caves of Alley Oop. The fourth pillar is that of consideration ; a virtue often overlooked, but to AXP consideration is a Christmas party for orphaned children. To Alpha Chi Rho . . . four pillars . . .exist. . . ACACIA Come my Brothers, and you shall hear Of Acacia Fraternity ' s sixty-second year. On [hr. 11th of September we did arrive Fifty four strong plus apartment jocks five. We practiced, we rushed, we pledged twenty-two Of the greatest men found at ol ' Purdue. TG ' s were many at the 52 Hole, And by seven the beer had taken its toll. At Christmas the house all studded with light Shown like a star in the sacred night. The orphans were pleased with their gifts wrapped so dandy. And thoroughly enjoyed the fudge and the candy. When finals came round, we crammed without fear That Acacians would survive for another year. When grades came out we pulled no tricks And accepted Acacia as house number six. Semester break we drove up and away To a skiing resort called Caberfae. The snow was dotted with successful tries Of all the Acacians and the Alpha Chi ' s. Denny worked on the kart and Rodent drove with glee But the KDR ' s ran away with Grand Prix. Politics with the Kappas gave us a shock, But we gained from the fun of Political Mock. As summer approached we bade each Brother adieu Never to forget our year at Purdue. So now younger Brothers, our tale here is through. Our sixty third year we leave up to you. ALPHA CHI RHO - Back Row: D. Szper. C. Newman. ]. Kueck, R. Meyers, T. [ohnson. Row Si. ; C. Pel- ler, L. Schmidt, R. Stewart, D. Beach- ler, C. HoUingsworth, D. House. Row Five: S. Burtchell, J. Land. M. Cle- mens. S. Sanders, W. Crawley. T. Kawsky. Row Four: A. Sutherlin, J Gammon, G. Kucka, K. Cooke, R Wild. Row Three: R. Powers, D. Uthe M. Hagle, K. Bruland, T. Modisett, J Wright, G. Creason. Row Two: J Leap, T. Perrone, B. Dixon, R. Bopp, j Miller, T. Wilson, L. Piper. Front Row: R. Harrer, D. Orban, J. Smith, M Smith. T. Agness, A. Hartke, S. Sperr. 319 ALI ' llA KPSll.ON I ' l - Udck How. K. Sdbsovvltz, |. Simick- vi M. Goodmun, A. Fried- man, M. Alpor. D. Kav. S. Kcsslor, |. Hold, |. Kalzif, G. Schwarz, F. Schwartz, D. Schwartz, S. Myers. M. Tater- ka. B. Fields. Third Row: B. Philip.s, M. Ferman, S. Lurie, S. Seigal. D. Small, M. Berj er, H. llalperin, P. Hornthal, M, Siskind, G. Gale, P. May- baum, H. Rubin, L. Brown. Second Row; S. Seiden, D. Schonbcrg. |. Graff. J. Rubin, F. Fell, A. Scheffler, J. E.skov- itz, E. Goldberg. B. Werner. C. Fraenkel. M. Dizik. Front Row: R. Poline. F. Wofso- neimer, Y. Esrock. |. Derdiger, G. Haber, S. Ross, N. New- mark, R. Sher. L. Brown. M. Schmidt. F. Cherrick, M. Zi- gler. 320 Bashes on Old MacDonald ' s farm were never like the AGR s Barnyard Brawl Hay Lay . , . with Rho-mates, the little sisters on hand to help keep the animals pinned, A Jeep rides around the town . . . simmered the AGR ' s down for the Annual Pink Rose Forma T Overalls were more comfortable than tuxedos but the girls . . , P smelled a lot nicer than cows. ..,=— L 5 lU A - i irnnV innjy ' _£ l ' ifrrriR 9M ¥ iJ .- =4« - 1 ■c?cl « tI- _ fTif I A E n Aa aaaaiee-i-i-i-i-ie! A scream rent the air as an ape swung across the acre on his way to visit the old University Street AEII house. Animals were everywhere, but no one was sure which festival was being celebrated - the annual Ape ' s Jungle Party or Ho ( Holoween - Homecoming) Ho, Ho - they celebrated just for the record. To compli- cate things there were people disguised as Spring Formal couples. The prizes for the most authentic costumes, how- ever, went to a Spring Outing Turkey, rumored to be a sur- vivor of last year ' s Turkey Run outing, and to a number of members costumed as Beautiful Little Sisters. TUCHUS! ALPHA GAMMA RHO - Back Row; C. Gilles, K. Smith, M. Ramsay. D. Rhoads, A. Illyes, R. Cox, R. Mumford. D. Lehe. B. Van- Dewater. R. Callaway, R. Toburen, R. Hanna, M. [ones. T. Blank, W. Sanders, B. lackson. S. Dugas. R. Alt, G. Smith, K. Clark, R. Hale, W. lohnson, B. Flood. Third Row: B. Arthur, M. Bush, T. Martin, D. Austin, L. O ' Don- nell, F. Cook, J. Nigh, S. Camp, W. Hensley, M. Parks. A. Barr, J. Rule, P. Sellers, D. Linn, S. Hadley, G. Clymer, M. Nesbitt. Sec- ond ' Row: R. Colman, D. Knotts, |. Quivey, L. Owen. R, Holden, K. Lukac. D. Har- gett, R. Foxworthy. M. Blas- ser, F. St. John, J. Newton. L. Geese. D. Drake, W. Rod- ney. Front Row: ]. Stephan, D. Guntrorp, |. Strahl, T. Priebe, C. Leighty, I. Smith. L. Woodward, S. Craig, M. Michel, I. Thompson, C. Harness. 321 ALPHA SIGMA PHI -B(irl !;,,,, |, (,,,,„, p. m ( WVIkc. |. Geitz. E Croson, |. Rice. P. Hine, L. 1 lailf ..:. I ' , Siiiith, K. IU;mn:, L. Lilly, P. Ken- nedy. R. Pearson. D. Skamra. S. Atkins. |. Amsler. K. Kolman, J Goodwin. R. [ohnson. G. Swartzback. S. Hutton, R. Lorton. J. Huff. R Berger. M. Byers. L. Stanton. Second Row: A. Zezima, P. Siavin, H Hillenmeyer. P. Cottrell. P. Griffin. K. Kolpin. E. Stowe, R. Young, | Kulik. W. Drejci, W. Moore. A. Winslow, G. Smith. A. Mihalik, R Chape, I. linwi IS. | Kn.ipp. C. Vcrstcej.. C. Wachtcr, V. |onr,s. S Lovejoy. VV. Ur.iusieck, F. Wong, l . Burrus, D. Boone. Front How. L. Swider, M. Wetsell, G. Henry, F. Line. |. Butler, D. McCord, C. Henry, J. A. Thorne. K. Thompson, B. Bauman. G. Sechen. R. Dollens. T. Roesch, D. Clark, J. Caron, Mufti, S. Brissette, G, Eppler, R. Lung, M. Deardoff. M. Longo. D. Dures. R. Williams. ALPHA KAI ' PA LAMBDA - Buck Row: C. Hough, R. Kraus. M. Cuddy, J. Brecht, L. Van Horn, D: Baker, T. Simon, T. Gebhard, S. Pres- ton. E. Zarse. Second Row: S. Mueller, A. Edmondson, J. Schoer, M. Sullivan, C. Kin- .sey, B. Krueger, R. Griese. Fro 1 ( Rt w: B. Thiele. P. Mur- phy. B. Scott, |. Whybrew, T. Bulger, M. C;ate,s, P. Brand, M. Rybin-ski. A 2 O I bought a little stone box painted red at the Party Shop yesterday. It was guaranteed to be filled with fun. I turned the key, an Acre Opener, in the lock and the top swung back. Suddenly I was surrounded by December ' s Children who marvelled at the Alpha Gam dolls sitting on a bandstand. As the Children and I watched, the lights in the Alpha Sig box flickered Black and White and the dolls began dancing. We closed the box, be- cause the Children had to leave, but my curiosity won, so I looked inside again. There was a celebration in progress. Little Sister dolls and singmg Alum dolls formed a Mystic Circle carrymg signs, Sig Bust! Suddenly the lights in the box went out. I closed the stone top and carried it back to the Party Shop, for the box had energy for only a year and had run down. Now it must rest until fall. 323 ) B f ' t f f tA J ' BETA SIGMA PSI - BarA ., ' .x s,,i,in,lli , M I Lilian, D. Slruck- man. W. Ruehr. Third Ron. S. Abh, k. liiiiya, P. Finke, R. Braun. Second Row; D. Imler, D. Sawyer, J. Biermann, J. Schaper. Vtonl Row. D. Krehbeil. R. Robottom, R. Leeper, D. McKinney. Life on the front porch of 525 University Street is the greatest. How enjoyable it is to settle down to a dognap after a big bowl of Gravy Train. Although the sign painting parties and informal football games always interrupt my slumber, I don ' t mind. A pat on the head and a friendly Sorry, Storm, from my boys is my tranquilizer. Even if I don ' t get to attend the Gold Rose Ball or get to play Santa and give gifts to orphans, I know that it ' s part of the brotherhood. I ' d rather go the Batt Boat Race or Haunted House Dance than chase a cat. But even if the boys won ' t fix me up, it ' s under- standable — they ' re only human. |L f . Tfi s % f ,: t y l VJ -_ rg -m S i _;-v« ' -v ■ x Kr y 1 A T A Kappa caper in the Open Alley Dance started a very spirited year for the ATO ' s. Winning the Harvey Hoosier award at three of the first four Pep-Ins put the Taus at the head of the pack, and they continued to pace the field as they pushed near-beer at Penny Carnival with the Chi-O ' s. mellowed at the football games with the Kappas, serenaded in discord, and grooved to weird bands at house dances - all in keeping with their traditional joy- boy image. Respectable intramural athletic and scholastic stand- ngs showed that the Taus did save some of their spirit for hard work as well as fun. It was a filled to capacity year for the men at 314 Russell in more ways than one. ALPHA TAU OMEGA - Btick Row: T. Nicholson, G. Kirkbride, T. Townsend, M. David. Mathews, H. Henton, B. Baumgartner, |. Horan, S. |acob, W. Spring, ]. Russey. Third Row: D. Wahz, D. Bixler, D. Nagey. V. Mercuric, S. Spillman. T. Hine. R. Gemmer, S. urnside, J. Curran, M. Frazier, R. Thomas, R. Hucek, T. Bauher, ). Nelson, |. Moore, L. Cummings. ). Webster, W. Rhoades, J. Millholland. N. Rhodes, P. Beck, A, Kasovvski, |. Parry, W. Horlacher. R. Schubert, D. Callaghan, W. Klenk, D. Glass, |. Ristovv, G, Donald- son, |. Manuszak, R. Garrison, D. Sequin. Second Row: R. Zachary. M. Vanator, L. Hayes, L. Webb, J. Pascarella, D. Shannon, J. Krieble, |. Dame, T. Martz, G. Smith, D. Weathers, Mrs. Helen Vinson, S. Peth, R. Champlin. R. Janssen. L. Nargi. P. Tucker. |. Roettinger. T. Douglass, D. Young. Front Row: |. Bryant. T. Butt. |. Mellott, L. Bumgardner. D. Eckstein, R. Jones, J. Burkholder. B. Vance. K. Wilson. R. Napoli, T. Wright. W. Felt, G. Ciato D Huffman, L. Atleberry, F. Ridoux. BETA SIGMA PSI - Back Row: R. Diehl, T. Nordahl, D. Ziegler, W. Logan. |. Frischie. C. Ogiesby. D. Schultz. L. Peters. B. Holstein. Third Row: G. Cutter. B. Ghael. R. Blank. L. Zechiel. M. Bobb, D. Rudd, W. Andrae, K. Meyer, D. Laue, G. Koenemann. B. Paul, S. Magnusen, D. Massey, W. Blessing. Second Row: R. Schepman, R. Herrold. K. Bis- chofL R. Reelz, W. Schulenberg, R. Schroeder, R. Hahn, |. Cooke, Hughes, R. Damrow. S. Koehlinger. D. Wright. D. Ziegler, J. Hasedos- ter. Front Row: D. Andrae, L. Loehr. K. Wolka, Storm, B. Sech, S. Harshman. D. Slater, R. Widmer, C. Baker, R. Poller, |. O ' Callaghan. D. Glasser. Marc;hing alon g in Beta Theta Pi . . . Marching along this year meant keeping the old and adding the new. The new was construction — rebuilding, remodeling, additions - which marched through a quarter of a million dollars. Domestically, the new was a pet of dubious lineage: Woogie. However, some of the older traditions were retained. Novem- ber saw light shows flicker across the walls of the Big Room at the traditional Battle of the Bands. In December the Betas, swinging to a softer song — but drinking harder brew, celebrated at the Orchid Formal. Fired for the memories of the good oh; days, the men won the chugging contest at the bawdy Miami Triad. In keeping yet another tradi- tion, those intramural jocks really showed Beta spirit — the All Sports Trophy; five reside in the trophy case collected over the last six years. To carry those intramural jocks was that beloved pink and blue denizen of the pep rallies, football games, Softball games and Grand Prix — the Hack! B0n DELT.A CHI - Back How; H. Hol- shov. B, Helm, ). Sauer. D. Hales. D, Shafer. J. McGillard. K. Gregory, N. Roue. D. Raiblv. D. Davis. P. Stein- bach. S. Price. ). Potek. R. Wofsief- er. Second How: T. Fogler. R. Ritter. L. Hall. Z. Sauicki. T. Peart. |. Mer ril. S. Davis. [. Aull. D. Schroeder. Front Row: M. Baily. F. Haug, R. Moose. N. Fenstermaker. D. Spen ner. G. Small. W. OConnell. R Sharp. I. Markin, M. Kaczur. ). An derson, D. Plosaiv. D. Masterson. D. Havden. M. Blackford. K. Kaus. 326 MimL..-tM,i BETATHETA PI - Bnrk Un,v R. Koski (;, H.ih. huik, 1 Krinlcn, | Hendrick.H. Marks. !■: I ' IkmI.S Drxlcr. I SI. ItMii, S. I.iini ' s ( ; Prah C. Huston, C. Bavis, B. Ki llcr, 1. |(ihiis(. 1. |, Lester. K. Schcnkel, S Brandt. B. Scott, C. Slesser, C. Machlt ' dt, ' ■. Olsterhoir, |. Parr, D. Fee D. Vandam, M. Tucker. | Bvren. |, Cherrmylon. FnnU i.nv D. Brown, S. Keiperl, S, PeliTs.in, |- llairelk K. Ccnier, S. Hiiss. I) Cun- nihan, G. Murphv. D. Piltman, |. Schmelter, B. Keller, U. LuutI, D, Rodger, |. Powers, R, Niksch, S, OHair, D. Lucas, L, Saberson, AX Blitz! - was the beginning, and by the time the end had rolled around, the Delta Chi ' s had completed another successful year. The Delta Chi ' s kept the fire burning strong with an intensive rush for little sisters. By the time the twenty-three were pledged and initiated, it was time for Penny Carnival and the Who, What, and Where booth with the DU ' s and Fuzzies. After Dad ' s Day, the Delta Chi ' s kept busy with studies and athletics. Rush then took over and was climaxed by the annual pledge dance. The black and white formal. Mother ' s Day, and a successful grand prix ended an all too short vear for the men of 351 Northwestern. . H 1 DELTA SIGMA PHI - Back Row: T. Yeaklcy, D. Irvine. T. McGinnis. J. Par- ker, R. Mueller, R. Willis, R. Brooks, R. Urban, L. Graham, J. Willerth, B. Ebel, C. Johnson, M. Bie- brich, C. Raab, D. Choltce. J. Henley, R. Halsey, R. Kenney, G. Safranski, C, McLauehlin. Front Row.J, Lohmener, K. Johansen, G. Sterns, D. Brand, |. Sceci- na, D. Haalverstadt, G. T Moore, C. Haka, K. Lan S. Washburn, J. Gibbs, Kinfj, R. Palmer, J. Ew: ATA Do Delt ' s have more fun than people? Ask the Pi Phi ' s who sit next to them at football games. Or inquire at the Theta House how Penny Carnival turned out. Sneak in to observe a trade party with the Kappas. Make your conclusion by interviewing the royal lady of the Delt Queen Dance. Chances are you ' ll discover how to avoid becoming a people. DELTA TAU DELTA - Above sign and in right window: M. Keating, B Postlethwait, G. Pokyn, G. Kerner, W Knorr, K. Shafer. Second Row: M Holmdahl, L. Herrman, T. Hutten locher, B. Sykes, K. Walker. P. Fau ver, P. Skok, I. Merkey, ). Keller, F Mitchell, K. Blanton, D. Pfeiffer, D Good, B. Reiling. E. Schreck, D Weber, M. Fay, S. Barr, D. C. Colgla- zier. Front Row:]. Rausch, N. Sahm,J Cauble, B. Brunger, R. Lamkin, T. S Hincz, G. Foley, P. Stinson, B. Han del, K. Duchi, S. Riser, P. Weitzenk orn, R. Kirkley, B. Bertram, D. Brouse Under wheels: G. Ramage. On wheals: T. Meyer. im On a lazy, rainy afternoon I sat reminis- cing over those gay old college days. As I leafed through a dusty Debris my eyes came to rest on the page labeled A1 . The year was 1968-69. It seemed to be a very good year. There were hayrides and parties, cider and pizza, and a pledge- active football game recalling that tradi- tion of Actives — 12, pledges — 0. Those days were golden with memories of Sail- or ' s Ball and the twinkling faces of re- membered orphans at Christmas. Those are days past, but not forgotten. A 2 $ 329 A T DELTA UPSILON - Back Row: L. Lapham. H. Knopf- meier, P. Phend, D. Hansen, P. Thomas. W. Clarke, R. Baum- garth, L. Bowler, J. Kreisle, M. Smith, T. Dillon, J. Nihiser, B. Fearnley. G. Moore, B. Swan- son, M. Slickers. Second Row: B. Phillips. T. Hoffman, Muskrat, [. Wettstein, M. Z erot, J. Gilbert, R. Higgins, B. Babbitt. Q. Martin. Front Row: M. Lukach. K. Ritter. R. Helbig. O. Smith, |. Yarrington, M. Baker. W. Peterson, J. Dehner. D. Beal. K. McClain.J. Meag- her, L. Pasley, R. Cast. W Davis. evans scholars The Evans Scholars are a foursome of spirit, brother- hood, scholarship and golf. They tee off by taking sel- ective screening tests, and those escaping the traps and bunkers receive four-year scholarships and be- come members of a fall pledge class. In their first round on campus, the twenty-six Evans Scholars chipped into Exponent, DEBRIS, the Greek, soccer, wrestling, and Student Union, as well as the golf team. They blasted opponents in intramurals, scored with island parties, and swung at the spring formal. But don ' t get the idea that the Evans Scholars only play golf, enjoy activities, and liven up Terry Courts. The Scholars finished third among fraternities academically proving that they do more than just putter around. 330 Act One, Scene 1. The curtain rises revealing a modernistic con- glomeration of boxes, cubes and rectangles. It resembles a house. A few half bare, but color- ful trees and shrubs surround the structure in- dicating that the season is autumn. A back- drop, gray for the most part, is highlighted by a faint light peering over a painted horizon of green mass which one might take for a golf course. As the audience awaits the action, a phonograph can be heard. It is playing, Double-shot. A young man appears from down left. He is wearing dungarees and a sweatshirt bearing the greek letters . From a window on the first floor a coed with tangled hair noisily drops to the ground. She carries a bottle. The young man approaches the girl and takes her hand. He speaks above the roar of the phonograph, Sweet time, I do believe it could be me and you. They walk up stage and exit ' left. CURTAIN Act One, Scene 2. Do It! EVANS SCHOLARS - Left Row, Bottom to Top: P. Rett- man, E. Cruey, B. Russell, C. McHenry, M. McCue, K. Maher. H. Wollenberg, M. Mi- charcic, D. Gaff, M. Shannon, R. Dye, J. Lucas. Right Row, Bottom to Top: L. Reecer, K. Hynes, M. Gibson, D. Schees- sele, S. Skubis, J. Retzke, P. Welch, R. Murphy, D. Carroll, R. Biddineer, K. Doyle. Back Row: B. McCarthy, E. Fitzpat- rick, J. Hopman, R. Marsden, J. Brennan, k, Kuchar. D. Vira- vee, J. Bagdon, G. Hullingen, D. Gaunt, J. Dubnicek, G. Sandus- ky, F. Kellams, S, Williamson, R. Rumore, R. Meese. T. Walsh, R. Furto. 331 K. Dodt.I. Deut MecK. D. Thompson, D. Swaim, Wilds, K. Car- FARMHOUSE- Front R( rinyton, J. Schmidt, B. Braman, J. R. Woerner, B. Crane, G. Klingamen. R. Rude, S. Wilds, M. Harris, B. Kentworthy. Back Row: T. Gauch, R. Moore. D. Riggs.J. Beard- sky, M. Harshoarger, M. Mitchell, M. Rode, T. Strueh, J. Martin, D. Midesell. M. Mauer, R. Carter, D. Barkman, B. Schwartz, |. Clark- son, R. Mauer, C. Robison, D. Barker, R. Walder, B. Cherry. D. Dobbins, D. Clayton, D. Allison, K. Chapin. Side Row: F. Dekard, J. Schwartz, S. Ide, D. McMuUen, D. Mason, G. Doremire. J. Scam- alorn, D. Jones, E. Britton, S. Chamberlain. G. Fox, T. Murakami, ). Linville, ). Flesher. KAPPA ALPHA PSI - Clockwise from top point: M. Hardiman, T. Bedford, T. Lowe, L. Campbell, D. Feaster, W. Van Buren, W. Davis. k Moore. D. Custis, M. Jones, A. ennedy, C. Hughes, L. Haile. S. Bey. M. Powers. M. Baker. H. Jones in. H. Montgomery. D. Jones, R. Milton. Center Jeft to right: L. Stephens, L. Harden. M. Conley. ftp? farmhouse The cock gaily crows at dawn, perched high on a rafter at new Farmhouse. Time to get up. Lots to do today, booth to finish for Penny Carnival, dinner with Old Masters, tonight, a street dance . . . And then as the shadows draw close over new Farmhouse, The time draws near to look forward to tomorrow. i KA Think about the problems a newly recog- nized fraternity faces on a super- conservative campus. Think of the bare existance of the Greek system and the pressures of integrated rush. Think of a Negro freshman at Purdue who has never heard of Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity. Think of a Valentine ' s Dance and the ad- vertising to which a black fraternity must resort to keep the public informed and in- terested. Think of a fraternity with hopes of a house. Think of KA 333 K A P Some say that the KDR ' s second successive victory in the 68 Grand Prix was just coincidental. Others con- tend that luck is the key to their success, but any KDR can tell you that he is really part of a Keen Destined Race. The boys sped along to the Chi-O-KDR-A-Go-Go, then on to a (piston) ring toss around girl ' s legs in Penny Carnival. The KDR ' s are always racing for the pole posi- tion in intramurals and scholarship on campus. But most important — KDR is speeding in the biggest race of all, and they are not far from the checkered flag. That race is the human race. KAPPA SIGMA - Back Row: D. Leonard, D. Thartp, B. Uthe, J. Phil- lips, M. Lappa, K. Parkins, C. Benner, T. Kilburn. Third Row: D. Mil- ler, J. Schrader, L. Mills, C. King, D. Robinson, J. Kettinger, M. Eskew, M. Macius, J. Luberda, G. Meade, B. Kilpatrick, D. Marshall, C. Span- ier, B. Skyles, D. Hartman, B. Hall, A. Dickason, M. Zachery, D. Ne- Desio, G. Huls, R. Yara, B. Worrel, j. Ebbert, T. Fennimore, R. Mayes,. J. Longsdorf. Second Row: T. Bailey, B. Engelland, G. Sfephans.J. Kennedy, T. Wilkerson, T. Chandler, Sid J. Mayes, D. Green, R. Pierce, D. Cunningham, R. Kiracofe, P. T. Hodgin. Front Row: S. Springer, B. Peters, G. Hastings, S. Zimmerman, B. Keough, F. Capu- to, G. Pawluk, B. McHenry, B. Keehnest, F. Klepsch, T. Hackman, T. Chilton, D. Danner, B. Whyte. 334 KAPPA DELTA RHO - F, Kichwine, F. Kraus, R. Plummer M Pumilia, B. Blackman, T Diiversberg, G. Schmidt, J. Hay M. Cullen, J. Lyons, S. Hoffman G. Crowden, J. Illingvvorth, P. Fleming, P. Theis, F. Traeeman K. Bernacchi, K. Rust, B. Hanson M. Spiegel, G. McKinley. , - .« «- -; K2 This was the Year of the Keg2 It began when the Kappa Sigs secured the coveted contents of the old Oaken Keg, the trophy from the Sammie football upset. Not to be outdone, the newly pledged little sisters added their spirits by defeat- ing the ATO little sisters ' football team. Many a swimming head recalls those mornings-after. Al- ways out for good times, theK 2 ' s and Alpha Gam ' s added soul to the brew at their all-campus Open House with the Fabulous Floatations. Finally, the brothers drew the semester to a merry close with a final salute to the Year of the KegS with a memorial erected at 1431 Williamsburg. 335 LAMBDA CHI ALPHA - Top Row: P. Parsons, D. Gendron, ). Kelly, D. Porter, G. Sible, J. Swick, C. Priest, R. Viewe R. Tindle. Fift R. Remley, Row: T. Ve Penley, L. Ring, |. Smith. T. Ryan. L. Cottrell, S. Richard- son. Fourth Row: S. Welch. C. Simmons. I. Hayes. E. Mur- rer. H. Cotterill. E. Mason, P. Daniels, P. Irwin, W. Beemer, R. Santik. R. Vance. Third Row: G. Floyd. T. Gochenaur, D. Fauber. G. Miles. E. Tef- feau. M. Kouns. T. Stark. Sec- ond Row: G. Gabel. S. Maines, D. Spahr, S. Min- niear. J. Gareffa. D. Krieder, J. Ayres, B. Adamec, J. Longen- ecker. D. Dixon. P. Claypool. Front Row: W. Fischer. J. Helmkamp, D. LaRowe. J. Bernfield. K. Bauman. G. Wackerlin, M. Rauper, G. Gosser, R. Johns. fi $ Omega Psi Phi . . . a purpose redefined a purpose of measure for all Ques, one that will begin the new role, the role of the black man in the university, a standard dependent upon success. This orientation, this new awareness, of economic and social growth should lead Omega Psi Phi out of a do rmant life and into a meaningful existance. It is now a year and a half since the of hell fire ravished the Lambda Chi house. Finally moved in, the Lambda Chi ' s contend that their new seventy-two man house is un- matchable. But, again fire crossed the Lambda Chi threshold — a fire- up party with the Phi Taus and an ignited homecoming weekend blazed the Lambda Chi ' s into the se- mester casting a warm glow on their Christmas dance. The Lambda Chi ' s raked most opponents over the coals in intramural athletics. Although a few housemothers got burned up at the XX tubbings, it is doubtful that even Smokey the Bear could put out the Lambda Chi fire. A X A Back Row. J. Gooch, G. Webb, S. Jackson. W. Nelson, J. McArthur, C. Turner, R. Maree. Second Row: ]. Griffin, J. Taylor, E. Gay, M. Felton, B. Holmes H. Gilliam, R. T aylor, W. OMEGA PSI PHI McKoy, H. Bickham. Front Row: A. Worthineton, G. Taylor, C. Duval, R. Alexander, J. Plummer, R. Marcus, N. Deal, W. Osborn, T. Stanford, L. Keyes. 337 11 . ' f , pTx l U l ' SI | | vjs WM p ™- t BImi ■M 1 Km nK PHI DELTA THETA - Back Row. B. Gaylord, T. Nelson, P. Cashen. B. Utter, T. Wildermuth, B. Sparks. Fourth Row: B. Broucher, S. Olsen, T. Moore, M. Muzio, P. DuNuccio, G. Paul, M. Burch, W. Vanderkoft, J. Edmonson, J. Collingsworth, J. Ayers. Third Row: A. Harmon, B. Musser, S. Cox, F. Wilcox, M. Bowron, P. Kersa- la, G. Bryant, W. Rowland, D. Antilla. Second Row: K. Galloway, E. Smith, J. Pot- ter, J. Purdin, J. Riley, Mother Masters. Front Row: R. Hoyo, D. Hoist, D. Hurrle, D. Burton, J. Gage, D. Webster, S. Ross, J. Quinn. J. Nelson. You can talk of Sigma Chi Or of Beta Theta Pi, Where it seems fun and spirit are no greater; But when it comes to raising hell, No one else can do as well As a brotherhood known as Phi Delta Theta. The first nighter starts a year Mixed with scholarship and beer And the Harvey Hoosier trophy in the fall. While the orphan ' s Christmas gifts, Serenades, parties, and fifths Make the Phi Delt house most spirited of all. And this brotherhood In community or campus doing good, Tends to prove without a doubt. Phi Delt ' s have a right to shout That they ' ve got style besides a brotherhood. PHI GAMMA DELTA - Back Row: . Politan, T. Wedgewood, S. Meyer, D. Fryer, S. DeGrand- maison, D. Jordan, V. Baltzell, T. Henry, T. McGuire, B. Rayle, J. Wadsworth, J. Edwardson, R. Lav- iolette, T. Graham. J. Mortensen, J. Ellspermann, B. Pitman, A. Shik- any. J. Childers, P. Thiele, D. Rulis, D. Milne, j. Miller, G. Meadows, R. Walters, W. Hackleman, J. Getty, W. Mattingly, L. LaDouceur. J. Landes, T. Foley. Second Row: D. Anderson, R. Lindstrom, C Cooke, R. Grove. Front Row. D Kiepert, D. Candady, P. Griffin, B Olson, L. Lane, J. King, W. Huf ford. Below Front Row: P. P Gamma. stealer; ItaTheta. the fall. led of all, d, itlierhood, O A0 PHI DELTA THETA - Back Row; G. Poole, W. Hettinger, D. Wallace. Second Rcw: J. Jones, F. Ritz, G. Guthrie, S. Barry, L. Rice, B. Carlson, K. Voss, B. Carrier, A. Dick, R. Cook. Front Row: K. Robin- son, M. Wilcox, L. Maynard, D. Ponzo, R. Schenauer, G. Sloan, D. Keyler, B. Seize. ggir $ r A A wild man swings gallantly from tree to tree — ' Tis a common witness on Isle FiGi. A grass skirt and flowers for a lei makes FiGi lust in the month of May. A luau of roast pig and sparkling wine is the typical FiGi way to dine. A house turned island for a day or so reflects Phi Gamma Delta as a house on the go. Exotic FiGi is not far, but near, Which FiGi ' s look forward to every other year. $ K What kind of sigh is a Phi Psi? It couldn ' t be a sigh of disgust because Phi Psi Moms and Dads were anything but disgusted on Mother ' s Day and Dad ' s Day. A Phi Psi isn ' t a sigh of fatigue. Phi Psi ' s used their pep to make Lasso Sue in Penny Carnival one of the liveliest booth ' s there. either, more Theo Wis I togetl Thai f. I ' A? f f.ii.f;-iH T-K %j 1 ' ' l V ' ' - - .7%U r K 2 PHI KAPPA SIGMA - Back How; L. Rexing. W. Johnson. D. Young. D. Pegden. D. Day, P. Landgrebe. B. Whisenanrf, M. Zeilenga, I. Thome. P. Cheskv, D. Henke, B. Hourihan, G. Echko. S. Swaim. |. Hardeman. ]. Merlau. E. Voliva. D. Place. D. Edwards. B. Wolfe. |. Peters, R. Bellew. J. Mathers, S. Bailey. Front Row: D. Julian, A. Batson, M. Ross. R. Miller. T. Hillis. K. Clark. K. Halverson, L. Morgan. 340 A sigh of boredom isn ' t an accurate description either, for Farmer Fry ' s and Founder ' s Day were more exciting than ever. The only kind of sigh Phi Kappa Psi seems to fit is the kind exemplified at a Phi Psi get together of seniors before graduation. That, of course, is a sigh of success. PHI KAPPA PSI - Back Row: R. Smith, R. Harter. D. Pansier, K. Loy R. Evars, S. Buschmann, J. Ruller, D. Wagner. A. Kendall, C. McWil liams, B. Pratt, J. Casassa, J. Friton, C. Kumpf. S. Crane, E. Hopkins, S Qualkinbush. D. Coleman, D. Rowles. Fronl Row: J. Kevak, D. Sh man, J. Grove, R. Grabham, R. Maclllhattan. L. Warton, B. Corya, B Lafferty, D. Gillam, J. Copeland, F. Clark, J. Siefken, J. Radder, W. Schmidt, P. Henrik, L. Love, J. Wertzler. L. Daugherty. Twenty-five years of flaking white paint, tinted with streaks of milky red, ended when the exterior of the Skull House was restored to its original red brick fea- tures in a massive, all-house sandblasting project. Despite rapidly shifting weather conditions and un- dependable compressors and sand tanks, forty broth- ers and pledges donated over 800 man-hours scaling ladders, dangling from the roof, and tending machin- ery. Deadline for the job was October 18th when pumpkins and haywagons marked the Halloween spirit of the Skull-Fuzzie Skuzz. The pumpkins gave way to the tree ornaments as the Skull Ski Lodge opened its doors for the Christmas dance and a party for underprivileged children. The passing of Winter and beginning of Spring brought a Confederate for- mal and a tradition-ladened Mother ' s Day Weekend. Adding beauty to the entire social calendar, the brothers of Alpha Xi expanded their well- developed Little Sister Program with forty new Sis- ters of the Skull and Bones. PHI KAPPA TAU - Back Row: L. Lucey, D. Ward, R. Dehertogh, G. Germann. T. Bruce, M. Killane, T. Filippini, G. Munson. C. Mac Donald, D. Cook, [. Tuzikowski. D. Putnam, C. Sears, R. Patterson, T Typeman, [. Clark, T. Mever. P. Behm, B. Stover, D. Burkhart, J. Post |. Dolinger, S. Ziegler, |. Campbell, L. DeAstolfo, M. Oehler, R. Otou ik, V. Hunter. Second Row. J. Faust, R. VanGordon, D. Conquest, b. Bignall, D. Bunch, D. Schooley, B. Crone, M. Powell. Front Row.T. Wittsit, R. Coombs, M. Walsh, J. Linton, T. Stiles, D. Fade, A. Buser, B. Hintz, R. Warzin. K lLl .ii _jH NEWS FLASH BULLETIN: The Phi Kappa Theta ' adedicated their new house in Tower Acres 16 November, 1968, at a ceremony attended by brothers, parents, alums, and well-wishers. The new ultra- modern house is unequaled on the Pur- due campus, accordmg to PUI corre- spondent Bill Jochim, The Annual Sweet- heart Formal and the Christmas decorat- ing party with Little Sisters followed the dedication in a rapid succession of hot off the wire events. We will keep you posted on additional information as it happens at Phi Kappa Theta. PHI KAPPA THETA - Bock Row: J. Pat terson, I. Schneider, S. Misiuk, J. Rondi ni, J. Kleeman, R. Endress, F. Vlchek, J Roy, D. Scheessele, W. Guteman, C Hartman, M. Botos, G. Reising, G. Cieci wa, W. Jochim. Second Row. A. Starr, N Harsany, I. Eisenhauer, C. Meehan, . Tucker, |. Barton, M. Mahoney, J. Young, R. Merk, T. Barth, D. Szrom, J. Lochman G. Gerhardt, D. Wood, |. Linhart, R. Pou zar, R. Smith, P. Grosan, R. Forbes. Front Row: T. Williams, D. Machaj, R. Ruth kowski, L. Dasaro, D. Wilhelm, B. Auger P. Laub, J. Streicher, E. Szrom, F. Pellico ri, L. Wallace, J. Copak, T. Kozlowski, M Ragnetti, M. Sullivan, R. Barcinski, W O ' Connor, M. Springman, K. Weis Scanlin, R. Dees, j. Capadona, T. Schroe- der, W. Bispeck, R. Mier, R. Russell, A. Poniatowski, D. Halsema, J. Lyons. Contrary to popular belief, the Phi Tau ' s aren ' t really po- locks. Even though winning second place in Penny Carnival by throwing mashed potatoes and having Polock rush parties seems to prove the rumor true, no Phi Tau has ever fallen out of a tree raking leaves. They won U-Sing in ' 68, though they didn ' t wear turquoise bowling shirts, and they used appropriate decorations for their Christmas formal in- stead of trying to make the Holiday Inn look like a gymnasi- um. Phi Tau ' s also try to shoot low scores in golf and have an annual Christmas party for underprivileged children with help from their thirty little sisters. Phi Tau ' s build the bottom of their western fort around their house before the top, and use scotch tape to hold the logs in place instead of saliva. Finally, Phi Tau ' s don ' t hit the fifty-third car of trains that they race to the crossing — they shift from S (uper) to R (ace) and never make it to the crossing. 343 Perhaps there will come a time when I can no longer smile when my only pleasure will come from memories, when the only gift I can give will be from my past. If it comes to that time of reminiscing . . . will give you the Blockbuster in the fall 1968. I will offer you a Spring Formal and Penny Carnival; I will escort you through the caverns of our Cave Man pledge dance. And you will accept my gifts And they will become yours also . . . These gifts of Pi Kappa Alpha. PI KAPPA ALPHA - Back Row; D. Anderson, P. Hemmer, R. Mey- erholtz, L. North, E. Planker, R. Smythe, R. Howard, W. Alexander, F. Taylor, R. Reed, J. Wood, W. Stanton, T. Skinner, R. Jones. Third Row: [. Kingston, K. Eldridge, T. Maddox, B. Brixey, J. Swanson, J. Sakakini. S. Little, C. Parker, R. Munro, C. Kolb, R. Born, ]. Still, W. Brown, A, Daun. Second Row: P. Velde, S. Peppier, D. Wood, D. Reed, L. Merritf, C. Stegemann, D. Scott,!. Hatton, W. Finch, D. Wat- son, G. Boling, B. DooRttle, J. Fadel, G. Hardy, S. Jones. Front Row: W. Berg, C. Cassiano, E. Starost, T. Eyre, R. Lanning, T. Cramer,!. Weisgerber, E. Eaton, J. McCarron, G. Ketz, R. Greenlnd, R. Drag, I . Blakey, D. Tucker, K. Mann, J. Hull, H. Nixon. 345 No one notices a Pi Kappa Phi. He is taken for granted because he fits into everything. He is loud enough to take second place in U-sing, he is the silent, ruggedly handsome caveman of Pi Kap Caverns and the dashing French gentleman at the Mardi Gras. He is a business- man hosting a district conclave for IIT, Indi- ana, and Illinois, and a carefree school boy serenading sororities. A Pi Kappa Phi doesn ' t stand out in a crowd. But if he ' s really number one, should he have to advertise it? y JL o n K $ SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON - balco- ny: D. Gallagher, J. Pfunder, T. Howard, J. Thibos, D. Callahan, S. Mader, M. Puckett. Standing, Back Row: L. Koons, C. Brassheres, T. Bonar, R. Foote, F. Cahill, M. Solma, I. McGuire, B. Foreman, D. Wible, D. Labelle. D. Defossef, B. Mieras, R. Rectenwall, M. Felix, P. Linstroth, S. Forster, J. Jaffairs, J. Steele, A. Parrin, C. Owens. Middle Kow (Third and Second): J. Heckler, S. Salter, F. Boulderson, K. Mathews, D. Morgan, Mrs. Darby, D. Jesse, F. Mattox. I. Neile. B. Altenkirtk, J. Fil- lion, D. Schultz, M. Kensill. J. Shir- rell. N. Roelke. Front Row. D. Fat- zinger, C. Woods, B. Stevenson, D. Thompson, D. Kryder, B. Quick, R. Elbe, R. Johnson. fR 11 mr mTil 346 ( ' -. : fU PI KAPPA PHI - Back Row: J. Berlien, D. Lane. D. Dayton, T. Welcome, R. Widman, D. Slane, T. Tierney, S. Wheeler, T. Zac- carino, J. Hamilton, P. McDaniels, C. Sparks, I. DePhillips, N. Hahn, I. Frame, R. Jensen, J. Forcum, D. Buck, D. Kern, R. Link, E. Money, J. Sexson, G. Evans, M. Stover. Second Row (begin- ning with left waiter): A. Soloman, T. Hufford, R. Hunt, J. For- Wojdula, G. Hanson, M. Anderson, P. Newhouse, N. Anianos, D. Edwards, J. Hruskoci, B. Piatt. Front Row: M Dozza, M. O ' Neil, L. Warren, S. Matz, R. Little, L. Parker, J. Lu kach, F. Gianetti, L. Fazinni, M. Allion,!. Kariognis, K. Tuber gen, D. Taylor, ]. Malott, R. Schneider, S. Robison, M. Stecher. I think that I shall never see A house quite like the SAE. Where sisters of Minerva cheer As brothers raise a mug of beer. While parties, formals, and Grand Prix Add charm to the fraternity. And in relations with their women SAE ' s - Ah! Gentleman! SAE kl ' -y sim 347 fmmmmf fn Faster than a Sigma Chi; More powerful than an A E Pi; Able to bounce a basketball twenty-four hours. Look! Up in the sky — It ' s a Pike, It ' s a Delt, It ' s super Sammy. Yes, it ' s super Sammy, a unique individual from 172 Littleton who rules Purdue by wit and charm. Super Sammy — who throws sandwiches at Pi Phi ' s, Hosts William Gass, And, who disguised as Bonnie and Clyde at a Sammy House dance, fights never-ending battles for Heart Disease, in intramurals, and against prohibition. Looking back on the ' 68- ' 69 school year, any Sig finds that SIGMA CHI is spelled with memo- ries rather than letters. S is a ski trip to Vail, Col- orado. is an informal house dance or get togeth- er which creates the proverbial lasting friend- ship. G is the grace possessed by the sweetheart of the Blue Formal. M is May, Miami Triad, and mug. A is the acclaim from the infamous Sig Playboy Bunny Party. C is Christmas caroling for charity with the Kappas. H is a haywagon and homemade ice cream at the twentieth annu- al Farm Frolic. is initiative - the mainspring of Sig action. The only memory surpassing these is that of knowing what it means to be a Sigma Chi. 348 SAM SIGMA ALPHA MU - Back Row: S, Epner, J. Edelman, M. Mills. J. Newman. M. Duby. H. Meltzer. G. Smith. Second Row: P. Greenber- ger. S. Behr, M. Shinbrood. ]. Ver- son. S. Pollyea, M. Eisenstein. F. Ziker. S. Edelman. B. Smith. J, Ler- man. J. Efroymson. M. Landy. L. Weinberg, B. Leventhal. S. Rhodes, T. Koransky. Front Row: M, Schuman. S. Siglin. A. Hess. J. Bryan. J. Buckman. D. Cohen. B. Naiman. E. Winnick. B. Goldman. S. Goldberg, I. Bergrin, B. Yudon, M. Radbel, D. Immoron, A. Gack. SIGMA CHI - Back Row: R. Smith, A. Vail. R. Nelson. R. Bar- nett. B. Haak. K. Thomas. T. Buck- ley. P. Bergren. R. Fitzwilson. T. Eckman. ]. Loop. J. Kuharic. W. Skahill. M. Englebrecht. Second Row; W. Haehl. V. Paraskevas. D. McConnell. D. Robbins. J. Smith. K. Raymond. E. Wheeler. T. Cord. R. Snider. J. Neff, D. Bell, T. Turn- er, R. Hoard. D. DeHebreard, R. Wonsetler. Kneeling; W. Wain- wright, L. Atkinson, G. Von- DerTieide, R. Williams, D. Craig, Anheuser-Busch, R. Bline, R. Bai- ley, G. Craig, L. King, T. Ford, T. arner. S. Thompson. Reclining; D. Shaw, T. Smith. 2 X 349 SIGMA NU - Top: D. Quackenbush Back Row: N. Hill, B. Fleming, M. Toll J. Maddox, E. Canada, J. Aument, B Paloncy, P. Kalmes, F. Morris, M. Buis B. Potter, C. Ludwig. Front Row. B Brackney, R. Parrat, B. Horn, D. Miers I Taylor, B, Michel, D. Svendsen Byers, T. McCredy, S. Susemiche Lynch, B. Thier. A human wheel gaining momentum through success — spinning, turning, faster, day by day. The men of Sigma Phi Epsilon spun through autumn stopping only for the Blockbuster and an occasional trade party. Then at 690rpm ' s the Sig Ep ' s yielded for a Christmas party with underprivileged children; Mock P left spokesmen in a whirl. Mother ' s Day and Grand Prix rounded out the momentum gain of a spring semester for Sigma Phi Epsilon. SIGMA PHI EPSILON - Back Row: R. Vukmanavich, M. McMaken, K. Hayes, E. Nuss, S. Helfrich, T. Wilson, Jger, aRue, W. Frazier, M. Wis- mer, S. Harrison. Fifth Row: D. Roberts, R. Rybarzyk, W. Kunz, [. Keller, D. Himmsel, M. Roehm, E. Hacker, R. Baldwin, S. Woodward, L. See, D. Cobert, M. Clapp, T. Barefoot. Fourth Row: T. Spears, R. Michaelis, G. Man- 3us, N. Nabham, W. Brant, S. fance, N. Fuchs, C. T. Spa- cele, A. Howarth, S. Russel. Third Row: T. Bricken, P. Gotee, S. Boman, G. Marshall, R. Meyette. Second Row: T. Sigelstrom, D. Riebold, J. Shunk, E. Andersen. Front Row: D. Felstead, J. Kausek, J. McFeeters, K. MacLean, H. Woodruff, D. Swedenberg, J. Halliday. 350 Blessings on thee Sigma Nu, Romeos of old Purdue; Snowing women everywhere, In your thermal underwear; Spreading spirit near and far; Chugging cans of PBR. Others claim to be the best, Raising hell ' s the way you rest. Only men that live like these Dare to show their B.V.D. ' s. 2 N . . . and I will tell thee of the case of Sigma Pi. And the crime of which these men were accused was never brought forth until the de- cision of the jury had been reached. And the DA brought forth evidence of the Soul Second Street and an Orchid Formal, and he used this evidence to prove the innocence of the Black Exchange Program. And the jury listened in earnest, for they disbelieved the motives of Sigma Pi. And when the jury had retired, Sigma Pi awaited with confidence. And when the judge asked the jury of their decision, they answered him saying: We find Sigma Pi guil- ty as charged. And the DA asked of the jury: Of what crime are these men convicted? And the spokesman for the jury answered him saying: That of Brotherhood . . . SIGMA PI - Left fire escape: G. Porter. R. Stillson, W. NIelson, A. Zechiel, D. Fleck, W. Didson, D. Mansfield, J. Che- novveth, R. Fehnel, M. Boozewski, J. Ritz. L. Wright, L. Hurst. C. Swanke, H. Luckey, R. Shaw, R. Shown, |. Howard, I. Gajda, R. Shaw. J. Goshert, D. Weil- baker, J. Kleidon, J. Huss, C. Haramoto, R. Sommer, T. Siener, G. Geswein, B. Wilson, T. Compton. Right fire escape, bottom to top: S. Buckland, B. Robison, D. DuVal, K. Wilson, R. Thornburg, T. Holden. D. Gosnell, L. Franklin, R. Strong, S. Weber, J. Ray, C. Chandler. TAU KAPPA EPSILON - Back Row: M. Born, D. Marler, R. Cole, G, Struebing, B. MacGreeor, J. Cassell, A. Berkemeier, S. Baumgart, D, Wickersham, D. Duesing. D. Ebbeler, G. High. R. Swift, |. Meeks, E Herringshaw, W. Haws, D. Helm, L. Baker. J. Marshall, B. Jackson, B. Jones, G. Stanley, S. Weger. Front Row: D. Harrison, W. Dickho ner. M. Fenstermaker, H. Papadakis, S. Otsuka, J. Sears, W. Spen- cer, R. Smith, A. Schueneman, K. Rideout, J. Hatley, G. Rieck, R, Daliege. T K E When I was a green freshman, I heard a young man say, You ' ll Like the Pikes and Betas, But Teke ' s the only way. They ' ve groovy little sisters, they mix bath work and play, A Teke ' s a man of action, They ' re number 1 to stay. And after I had pledged Teke, I heard him say again, The Red Carnation Formal ' s The best in all the land. And their Public Service Weekend, The Tekes will score there too. Now the semester ' s over, And oh, was true, was true. 353 Now, from Tower Acres — a motion picture so incredible, even Purdue University can ' t be- lieve it! Theta Chi, in its greatest role ever, stars in O. R. Georgewell ' s 1969. Featuring: Fifty screaming sorority girls in the back of the Theta Chi paddy wagon: a heartwarming presentation of gifts to forty-three underprivi- leged children: and, live from Sorority Olym- pics Day, see broads jump. Co-starring are thirty-five Kappa Alpha Thetas, little sisters and a cast of thousands. If you ' ve missed Theta Chi in the first part of 1969, by all means see part two. You ' ll blow your gourd. It ' s the critics ' choice. THETA CHI - Back Row: B. Burchell, G. Stewart, S. Bahler, Eley. C. Rosenow, J. Bitzer. R. Kleeterman. Fourth Row: Caster, B. Pladt, C. Adams, E. Usier, S. Waslowsky, M. House man, R. Waldersen. Third Row; W. McCowan, J. O ' Heary. M, Moran. R. Chalfant, D. Prescot. J. Swanson, K. Blair. K. Horn Peglits. S. Shepard, T. Thrall, T. Reichart. G. Sheble, B. ODon nell. |. Braswell, M. McNulty.J. C. Douglas, P. Breloff. Second Row. G. Kester, D. Graham, R. Racster, C. Watland, H. Mar shall. D. Larrowe. L. Kaiser, S. Benter, J. Fuller, C. Wellnitz, R [ones, M. Caldwell. Front Row: D. Dettman, D. Payne, R. Reed R. Washburn, J. Berber, B. Scarpere. F. Ohlrich, S. Broadstreet E. Gardner, D. Lacker. T Dear Abby: I recently dreamed that I got on a train whose destination was Success. My companions were 31 imaginative, fun-loving engineers. Several stops after mine, we were joined by a number of sisters who had parties with the men. The trip continued, and when Christmas and bad weather set in, we stopped at a Swiss Chalet for a warm, ro- mantic dance. We then boarded the train again, and interviewed pos- sible companions for the trip at each stop. After selecting the top prospects, we stopped to honor them with a dance. Again we boarded the train only to stop after several miles to celebrate the success of our journey thus far with a formal dinner-dance. At this point, I awoke. Please interpret my dream. Ima Nurd Dear Nurd: Theta Tau, 1969. 354 THETA TAU - Top of car (I. to r.): R. Hamilton, R. Blandford, S. Brewer, R. Lyons, W. Harrison, W. Andrae, R. Ruh, L. Boze, S. Balser, W. Reed, W. Frink, R. Hitch, J. K. Roth, R. Dycus, J. Coursen, B. Marks. Front Row: C. Ball, M. Jerabek, S. Bozlich, T. Egnot, R. Przybylinski, L. Zie- gler, J. Princess, M. Schaeffer, L. Gray, J. Carter, R. Farmer, J. Nie- now, E. Miltebeitel, P. Jackson. 355 THETA XI - Back Row ( . (o r. stand- ins 1 roof): T. Gibson, M. Smolen, C. Lyons, M. Drudge, R. English, D. Sin- clair, G. Warzen, D. Katz, R. Martin, L. Cox, G. Vogt, ]. Moss, J. Kokenos, G. Dalhart, M. Fothofer, R. Williams. L. Goethals, L. Wakeland, D. Ross. [. Bebko. D. Durkee, M. Schoonvcld Third Row (sitting on roof): T. H.iiri son, S. Cline, J. Vorries, T. Guilev. VV Miller. P. Becker, D. Cowles, S. Mailot. J. Murphy. I- Shaw, I. Smith, D. Eaton, G. Klemkencht, J. Myers, M. Murphy, W. Nussbaum, S. Saunders. Second Row: D. Busch, D. Breedlove, R. Pride, R. Thompson, j. Powell, J. Estep. M. Chakoian. M. Coyner. J. L. Miller. Front Row. R. Kaser, D. Marcia. R. Salstrom, P. Turner, S. Wu, W. Schenk. FOR RENT: Near new, well-equipped fraternity house. Pleasant view of large Midwestern campus. Single bed- room, 4% baths, generous living and dining facilities. Comes fully furnished with prize winning Homecoming sign, Banned Open house, and well worn basketball goal. Must share occupancy with 71. Available from Sep- tember through June. Write: Triangle, West Lafayette. triangle 356 Theta Xi Fraternity 1000 David Ross Road An open letter: Rather than using the channels of activities, open houses, etc., to present a specious image of unity to the campus, Theta Xi re- lied upon strong internal structure and con- geniality to convey the real meaning of fra- ternity life. Of course, there were the parties, and activities, but Theta Xi feels its assets are a wide diversification of person- alities, a program aimed at pleasing its members, and an atmosphere of individual- ity geared toward a common goal — ad- vancement of the fraternity. In this vein, Theta Xi had a successful year with a rising membership, an expanded social program, and a strengthened bond of brotherhood. The Men of Theta Xi TRIANGLE - Back Row: W. Hecker, S. Barter, D. Ritzpatrick. P. Wadsworth, N. Rehrer, ]. Valrance, R. Mrizek. T. Ehardt, D. Brin- kruff, B. Beehler, S. Boismenue. K. Noble. S. Keller. W. Hintalla, R. Bender, S. Hosteller, S. Bhalla, L. Petrie, K. Olmstead, N. Zaderej, L. Marsh. J. Drabiak, K. Richardson, N. Kivett. R. Schilken. Second Row: M. Ballantyne, [. Janz. C. Noon, S. Murrill. R. Svendsen, G. Hiss, M. Hartley. |. Zigliczynski. R. Bever, C. Borrenpohl, H. Slaats, R. Upson, A. Wiesman, B. Lamberty. E. Nygaard. J. Heenng. M. Shirley, D. Mosiman. J. Lamberson, T. Barker, D. Shortle, K. Kuhlman. D. Des- Mar is. T. Schmidt. First Row: W, Simmelink. D. Keller, W, Balien- tine. T. Farrell. H. Childers, L. Buxtom, J. McCutchen. G. Potts, R. Nettesheim. |. Alderman, D. Eglen. J. Nelson, L. Millstein. D, Babarik, M. Schoeffmann, J. Cunningham, R. Mastrangelo. J. Hunter, M. Zel- ler. 357 z ZETA PS! - Back Row: T. Gillman, D. Feige, M. Shapiro, G. Young, J, Irvin, J. Hendrick, D. Metz. D. Walther, T. Kenny, J. Fredenberg. Sec- ond Row: R. Lubeznik, J. Mitnick, J. Mills, L. Jones, M. Brown, R Summers, B. BageroU. C. Jones, M. Bolner, J. Nielserson, M. Curts, M. Jones. Front Row: E. Sawyer. J. Smith. E. Miller. B. Boshe. E, Loeb. T. Sidets. S. Nelson. J. Batterfield. S. McClin, W. Steele, P. Davenport. For our lecture today, we will study the interre- lationship of two variables. As you have read in the text, Zeta and Psi first appeared on our cam- pus last September. You will find as you prog- ress in your homework, that understanding the relationship between these very important Greek Letters comes not from reading, but from the involvement in th e super-strenuous activity which is necessary if two nucleii are to repro- duce and prosper. From this context, then, it is readily seen that ZETA + PSI = x 358 Closing . . . A year passed . . . Additions, Corrections, Innovations. A pause . . . And a new year. ALPHA CHI OMEGA - Back Row; K. Nelson, S. Thompson. A Payne. B. Blackball. S. Fleming. A. Packard. N. Widmer. J. Adamchik |. Ehardl. K. Evans. S. Lowry. T.Jones. C. Lyboult, K. Gude. L. Gustaf son, V. Mayhevv. L. Bankoff, S. Lloyd. C. Childers, H. Humphreys, S Skaggs, M. Williams, L. Thomte, P. Terrell, K. Daume. B. Frizzell. C Miller. B. Solberg, E. Clift. A. Smith. C. Hiester, N. Dellekamp, P Hickel, B. Cummings. Second Row; C. Haley, D. Walkey, M. GInzler, K. Thomas, K. Weiler, C. Kellogg, K. Burkart, B. Eckert, D. Schaik, S. Wright, A. Koch, J. Ault, S. Haas, L. Kay, C. Koenig, C. House, D. Car- stens, B. Morihiro. Front Row; K. Hasser, J. Cochran, M. Glenn, R. Caufield. J. Steinfeld. M. Reynolds. S. Saveland. C. Morrison, L. Lines. L. Veach, L. McClintic. P. Yochem. K. LaMar. AAn Spying my toboggan buried deep in the snow of so many years, I remember the winter we ADPi ' s clambered down the secret hill of the Lafayette countryside, and helped to warm the men of Alpha Sigma Phi . . . Crisp nights of enchantment followed and found us in kimonas feasting on chow mein and rice at Theta Chi . . . My sisters shed their kimonas for long skirts and an old-fashioned Christmas decorating party The blades of my sleigh are rusty . . funny, how a sled reminds me of the Penny Carnival stock car race with Theta Xi and Sigma Pi . . We didn ' t need a sleigh for our homecoming sign . , the backs of fraternity men sufficed Standing here now . . . admiring my toboggan barely distinguishable beneath the hoar frost . . I ' d like to slide through that winter again Reflections of Alpha Delta Pi ALPHA DELTA PI - Back Row: C. Brubaker, S. Pierce, S. Cox, J. Park, L Walsh, S. Ogura, M. Klaus, R. Whetstone, M. Moon. J. Conte. B. Smith. L Jestal. S. Krause. M. Nern. Second Row: C. Thomas, M. Lybarger, A. Peter- son, [. Hammond, I. Gabbert, 1. Colvin, S. Holycross, A. Cox, A. Rodri guez, S. Brocksmitn, S. Buffenbarger, B. Maasberg, B. Simpson, P. Rein king, M. Goldstein, S. PlatI, L. Thieme, J. Wilson, B. Hedberg, S. Walgreen M. Newell, B. Bryant. Front Row: K. Luers, D. Shaw. M. Garland. C. Min nick, D. Blue, M. Nelson, K. Prast. P. Jackson, B. VanHam, M. Coleman, D Pitter, M. Dugger. S. Gann. V. Amber. S. Smith, M. Sebek, M. LaMothe, P. Tuite, A. Schall, K. Merrill. 1918 — the torch was lighted and the race began. Carrying a torch in one hand, and a lyre in the other, the Alpha Chi entry raced against time and existence through fields of fun, valleys of trouble and over hills of hard work. Finally, after 50 years, the golden ribbon was broken and Alpha Chi stopped to look back upon the journey as did alums and charter members from all over the United States. But the Alpha Chi entry did not sit back on its laurels for long. In 1969 the race continued bringing home the 1969 Debris Queen and holding the Viet Kit project, giving Alpha Chi an edge for the top spot in their 51st year — half a century of achievement. A X S2 361 AE$ Courses: Instant Success 101 Instructor: • - • Course Description: The first part of the course deals with activa- tion, followed by a few weeks of paddle making. A Westminister Island field trip provides the next area of study and the remaining weeks deal in on-the-job training with Delta Tau Delta and an Old Master, and sign painting parties with AEPi. Results - most popu- lar booth at Penny Carnival and a most successful new sorority. ALPHA EPSILON PHI - Back Row: A. Koran- sky, S. Cibuli, L. Berke, C. Lang, A. Lampell. M. Mack, R. Zolt, F. Foler, D. Kayne. Second Row: M. Shanker, E. Polay, M. Cans. E. Roth, J. Jar- row, L. Gollub, R. Goldstein, M. Richterman. Front Row: S. Graff, M. Feibelman. R. Passo, J. Bergman. ALPHA GAMMA DELTA - R Paine, S. Sittner, J. Block, M. Aiilcr, S. Aruii ' rsdn, K. Pcircc, H. Grcpii R. Green, I. Hodgeson, M. Rushton, M. Hell, A. Johnson, C. Winkler S. Brenton, B. Johnson, T. Tuzzolino, L. Marshall, K. Hansen, M Nichols, D. Wulf, D. Byler, K. Marek, J. Chodl, S. Zatkuiak, C. Szabo M. Hochreiter. Second Row. D. Phillips, M. Blieden, K, Marks, P, Klein, B. Barger, P. Harvey, G. Marik, C. Dombrow, M. Hayden, L, MiTciT, S. Hine, [. Holling.sworlh, K. Heckard, .S. Young, |. Smith, C. Hiirpc, |. Buschkill, S. Hays, R. Lempke, P. Smith, R. Flatley. M. King. Front How; I. Norfleet, T. Smith, N. Bache, E. Pietrzak, V. Propes, K. Koseike, G. Kostka, M. Ouster, S. Piltz, V. Major, J. Smith, S. Young, P. Johnson, J. Shively, D. Nelson, M. Dowd, J. Friend. S. Hintz, L. Ti- chenor, A. Lyman, ]. Cooper. A trip to 1969? Follow these directions to out of sight: Find an atmosphere Like that of Grad House Swallow one tablet of AGD. Combine with pumpkin carols. Results: A freak out With the biggest sorority on campus. Blown minds at a fun-filled trade dinner. A groove with Grand Prix Queen 1968. Guarantee: you won ' t know when to crash. A n ALPHA OMICRON PI - Back Row: P. Wilson. | Zepik. S. O ' Rear, N. Crone K. Kleinstiver, C. Byrd, T Pepple, S. Orr. J. Rule, L Hamlin, S. Foist. Fifth Row K. Dunten, V. Eggert, B Robbins, J. Routt, C. Young A. Karges. J. Lux, R. Given M. Fitzgerald, B. Butler, B DePaoli. M. Adams. Fourth Row. P. Berchekas, C. Jt S. Wiscaver, K. Kinsey Stock, C. Schaibly, J Sheets, R. Pugh, S. Strati- gos, D. Kitt. D. Ressinger. P. Schmink, J. Geiger, N Clouser. Third Row: J. Via WWhittington. S. Mezar. D. herly. P. Noble, S. Coo- per, S. Fick. M. Swigart, B Beal, L. Peterson. Second Row: |. Rowland, L. Hall, J, Chavers, D. Knopsnyder, Mrs. Blackwood. S. Mur M. Straifigos. FronI D. Moreen. S. Weeks, E. Shivers, D. Miller. L, Langwith. P. McClain, J Doi. phey. I have intoth mavbf Acre [ tboagti ries an was a ,..Av could i before ivouUi ALPHA I HouiC I 364 ALPHA PHI - Standing: M. Horrocks, B. Cloyd. B. Stern. L. Rivers. |. Kingsbury, M. Waldorf, I. Coale, 1. Jones, E. Staab, K. Chalman. N. Halden. S. Sebald, M. Hadley. Kneeling: H. Howell, K. McCain. C. Townsend, P. Spraull, D. King. Sitting: L. Warren. S. Overton. S. Money, S. Bley. C. Earhardt, R. Callis, L. Raykovitch I have a pride within me I could shout into the sky ... to thank whatever fate may be that I ' m an AOPi ... I remember Acre Day, the pledge and active game, though my bruises went away the memo- ries are the same . . . The Acre Shaker was a gas . . . and Christmas better yet ... A winter formal added class no sister could forget . . . and if we live 100 years before we are to die . . . the world we wouldn ' t give for memories ... of AOPi. T ALPHA PHI - Standing; T. Winn, J. Baker, M. Gickoff, D. Burunich, E. Zitterbart, D. Houck, C. Sternke, P. Palmer, P. Connor, M. England, S. Ketzler, G. Kettler, J. Allen, K. So- renson, N. Norton, J. Brandt. Seated: A. Sandru, J. Schmidt, N. Altmansberger. From football to waterfights And champs at volleyball; Miss Purdue and sweethearts, Queen of the Air Force Ball. Welcome, welcome everyone, Come out and see us soon; Mother Parry, Phis, and Sis, We ' ll all be here ' til June. ALPHA PHI - Back Stairs: I Alexander, I. Riley, C. Morn son, J. Naylor, Mrs. Parry, j Albertson, J. Rockenstein, P Mertz, P. Clamme, J. Mar shall, C. Quick. Front Stairs B. Costomiris. L. Himelreich, S. Maudlin. L, Lewis, K. Wil son, S. Daniels, K. McClus- key. G. Rowe, J. Fox, L. Kuhn, C. Wendling, D. Ford. Stand- ing Front: D. Buckner, K. Hoehn, S. Marshall, C. Dal- kowski. B. Brandt. 365 AiA ALPHA XI DELTA - Back Row (clockwise, from left): A. Galla- tin. T. Torgerson, J. Vining, S. VVaterhouse, P. Capin, B. Gri Williams, S. Rydman. L. Eckle- barger, B. Selby, T. Abrahamson N. Madritsch, J. VonBereen, [ Ciarrocchi. S. Sheppard, A. Les- lie. D. Johnson, D. Guernsey, A Cramer, D. Scott, J. Morman Campbell. Fourth Row: C. Dilts, J. Hoetzer, M. Lohr, M. McEn- tyre, N. McEwen, C. Linzer, C. Hallier. R. Leman. S. Allman, N. Bennett. J. Remley. N. Busby. Third Row: P. Thatcher, S. Smith. S. Overman. S. Prince, K. Mauck. D. Holstrom, P. Wil- grube. J. Crane. P. Lamb. A. Tay- lor. L. Hayes. J. Fairbairn. B. Has- sler, S. (Jbenchain, P. Cook, K, Becker, J. Hopper, J. Weisman, N. Mockler. E. Jones. C. Buhr. Second Row (between tables): K. Schlademan, S. Brown. C. Vas- cimini, M. Purcell. Front Row (between tables): N. Lanha Harsch. S. Shafer. L. Coon CHI OMEGA - Top Row fStandingJ: G. Ander- son, J. Stimson, C. Cuffman. L. Ludwig. L. Miller, L. Kennedy, D. Hufford, M. Garriot, C. Jones. S. Hentshal. S. Sweibat. S. Owens. J. Schmidtherst, S. Genz. Standing (Middle): M. Cassidy, D. Swanson, L. Skinner, C. Conklin, E. Bucek, S. Lawson, C. Streightoff, A. Shelli, P. Rouch, Mrs, L. Mann, C. Forbes, C. Guinnup, N. Centa, K. Kraemer. J. Bradshaw, C. Weinland, N. Neff, K. Coleman, J. Griffet, K. Patterson, C. Hopn, S, Danaher, J. Hetzman, C. Deniston. S. Leapold, J. Lottis, G. Ganley. W. Larson. J. Corcoran, J. Bryan, K. Orr. T. ' Garton, P. McCord. Sitting; L, Centa, K. Curfman, N. May, S. Mowry. S. Par- sons. C. Bailey. M. Brown, N. Frey. C. Geolot, P. Barrett. B. Davis. M. Bruce, D. Griffin, S. Bid- dinger, J. Abernathy, R. Wolf. Now, from Chef A. Xi D, maker of Fuzzies, three new recipes for you: 1) For those wild serenades, place thirty drunken skunks on your front lawn. Add Fuzzies and top with flour, shaving cream, and mud. It ' s guar- anteed to make your party come alive. 2) For Halloween, mix autumn, Fuzzies, and your favorite brand of assorted Skulls. Mellow in a full moon and serve to the entire campus. 3) For top notch grades, add desire, hard work, or- ganization, and good notes to Fuzzies. Stir with a quill and serve at the beginning of each semester for a number one scholarship rating. If you haven ' t tried these fabulous dishes yet, do so in the near future. You ' ll see that these are just three reasons why Fuzzies are Purdue ' s finest. Xfi In the full moon of a late summer night, the owl returned. After cleaning her nest, she announced her arrival with the Chi- O-KDR-A-Go-Go. Autumn came and a frost covered pumpkin stimulated pump- kin serenades with the little brothers. The owl counteracted winter with the help of Acacia by caroling at the Pithian Home. Spring came all too soon and with it, a new pledge class was hatched. Suddenly after a successful Grand Prix with Acacia, the owl was gone again. But, echoes of her call, feathers of memory and an empty nest insured her return. 367 Ar DELTA GAMMA - Back Row; B. Argrick, C. McCor- mick, D. Slixon. R. Golts- chalk, R. Bonnello. I. Ander- son, D. Wadleigh, C. Liddle, E. Lawrence. E. Bartlett, B. Crull. Second Rou ' : A. Thompson. J. Price, S. Cohen, |. Zukanovich, P. Thomson, J. Cradick, K. Scott, L. Cummings, S. Cur- tis, C. Barrett, L, Fuller, E. Sydes, L. Myers. M. Visin, N. Minnick. K. Barrett. Front Row; J. Hurst, J. Kro- tich. C. Atkins, G. Hopple, D. Swarts, P. Dabbert, C. Stepharchik, J. Griese, S. Tagliaferro. I. Hannah. E. Fischer. J. Dukes. J. Lucas. S. Zimmerman, S. Noffke, C. Messenger, S. Conde, M, McF.iriand. A20 On November 3, 1969, Panhel gave birth to its newest baby. The infant numbered fourteen strong and was named Delta Sigma Theta after 300 similar chapters in the United States. She cried little and grew rapidly participating in rush parties, a can dance, Mothers ' Day and A Night on the Town with the Deltas along the way. Now, Delta Sigma Theta has grown to a new sister sorority. But not overwhelmed by this, these chosen mem- bers of the Pyramid Club are continuing to grow — to the top. PYRAMIDS - Clockwise (from left cor- ner): P. Brown. K. Woodward. I. Evans, L. Lawrence, G. Walker, B. Tirsley. B. Big- ham, L. Sampson, J. Powell. DELTA SIGMA THETA - Back Row: C. Bell, B. Cuffer, T. Mosby, P. Welsar, M, Kirg, E. Wil- liams, M. Broadnax. C. Radford. Second Row: D. Goode, G. Griffir, S. Humphrey. A. Beasley, C. Brooks, D. Aldridge. Front Row; A. Peoples, G. Kirdall, M. Williamson. 368 The DCs kicked off the year with a successful Melon Fest with Phi Sigma Kappa, then swung into a defen- sive formation at Penny Carnival with the AGR ' s and KDR ' s. Was illegal use of hands really called at the ring Around the DG booth? Only the officials could tell as the DG ' s and Omegas tackled the Homecoming sign and blocked all opponents for a first place victo- ry in the sign contest. Time outs from studying were called for many trade parties and dinners. Old Mas- ters with the Betas, the annual Anchorman ' s Banquet and an Open House with the Acacians. DG spirit and teamwork helped the Sammies score with Bounce for Beats, and Sight Conservation and Aid to the Blind insured a contender for next semester. 369 KA0 Me and my kite from Theta town, town, town, town In 69 we got around Open house with SAE ' s Blackout party with FiGi ' s Got Theta kites off of the ground, ground, ground, ground Underprivileged kids got their dreams, dreams, dreams, dreams A Christmas party by a Theta-Phi Psi team A crazy purple door And thirty-six pledges more Golden memories from Theta Town. Theta . . . Theta . . . Theta Town. KAPPA ALPHA THETA - Back Row: S. Anderson, L. Lighton, J. Newhard. K. Bingham, K. Huff, M. Heins, S. Palmer, |. Weist, E. Teter, L. Bricker, L. LaPerrier, L. Waling, C. Heckard, B, Miller. K. Ryan, J. Schoonover. Third Row. S. Duncan, S. Ramby, J. Houghton, J. Caldwell, D. Emerson, H. Crud ginlon. K. Johns, D. Indijh, R Moore, J. Brandt. ]. Carlson, J Dinsmore, S. Speaks, S. Burke. C Duncan. J. Carter. Second Row: P. Habicht, J. Manthie, K. Kercheval, L. Solbeck, ]. Menke, A. Dieter,!. Carlson, N. Skinner, S. Solbeck, B. Semerseim. S. Smith. Front Row: ]. Schloot, P. Beck. M. Schrader, B. Johnson, M. Hoar, C. Pierce, B. Sites, B. Barnes, N. Cook. KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA - Back Row: J. Boyajian,!. Keith, C. Eblen, P. Breen. C. Norton, C. Rose. B. Cargnino. B. Nolte. C. Woods. E. Buchsbaum, R. Hessidence, J. Powell, C. Schenk, P. Peterson, L. New- man, B. Higgins, N. Busch, L. Carlson. L. McCarty, L. Montgomery, J. Good. D. Smith, T. Boehning, A. Corley, K. Klink, F. West. Second Row: S. Swanbeck, B. Graff, K. O ' Haver, K. Freeman, C. Sampson, J. Robens KKr Lee, J. Fall, C. Havens, E. Ristow, C. Pendleton, B. Woods. A. McEl- heny, J. Reed, M. Burke, A. Longstreth, S. Ammerman, J. Heuer, J. O ' Donnell, C. Jones, K. Fitchey. Front Row: R. Adams, J. Elsberry, M. Roberts, S. Risser, K. Phillips, D. Grouse, S. Courtney, J. Taliaferro, M. Stark, J. McKenzie, E. Hayes, S. Canfield. Lost and Found: Lost in 300 block of Waldron Street — One small gold key. Used to: open school year with ATO alley dance; secure spirit of Penny Carnival in casino-saloon; unlock puitipkin parties of October finale; interlock with straight arrow forming Monmouth Duo; and to expose knowledge of old master for XA-KK . If found, please call 743-3802 immediately. Urgently needed to lock ' 69 memories in KK minds forever. JSH 371 Ml ' - H,i. I, H..U I ' Wriohl, L. Johnson, M. Majewski, N. Swan- son, M, Diiiu ,m. 1), Sl.ilil, M. Movnihan, ]. Anderson, M, Mooney, S Nelson, A. iumk, |. Miller, j. Perry. B, Lyons. P. Shaw. S. janner. Sec- ond How; R, Oates, M, Monahan, J, Towry. S. Crahan. C. Backer, Applegate, B. Pclsey, C. Kovenz. M. Walker, C, McCraig. K. Skurka Front Row: K. Chieger, H. Hall, S. Mrizik, J. Maus, K, Easley, B, Trelis M. Long. PI BETA PHI - Bock How. ), Umbarger. M, Herrli, B, Siebert, C, Ho- rigan, A. Kirby, B, Marshall, C, Murphy, P. Pottlitzer, R, McFarland, H. Woods, S, Wiltrout, C, Sondgerath, M. Bache, M, Tredwell, T. Krill. S, Allman, S, R, Reifers, B. Tredwell, C. May, M, Endsley, P, Roberts, J. Hall. K. Kocon. L. Halik, L. Gottschalk. Third Row: L. Dozer, G. Seeburger, E. Bray, L. Merhoff, Mrs. Victor Lever, M. Ewing, G Kiikpatruk S White. Second Row: M. Chadwick, S. Shaf- er, j. Brandau, M. Mcuullough, S. Brenner, S. Brierly, J. Kisner, A. Pi- naire, B. Swenson, K. Barnes, |. Grissmer, M. Thornton, B. Fisher, B Arthur, P. Grove, S. Dively, J. Parent, J. VanHoesen, P. Reiling, M Easterday, K. Girton, M. Edwards, |. Siebert, G. Lehnen. C. Pais, | Brierly. Front Roiv: D, Bodin. K. Lavelle, P. Mathews. PHI MU - Back Row: ) McCart. L. Katzenberger, G Caddis. K. Fulford. L. Kebbon B. Conway. K. O ' Laughlin. S Montgomery. S. Hodges. J Vanderlinden. K. Stackhouse D. Duff. S. Smythe. L. Hollo- way, T. Sabo. Second Row: L. Loomis. D. Bell, J. Bang. C. W Hams. S. Johnson. L. Kenzler, G. Erdmann. B. Condon. K, Snellen. Front Row: C. Yacso, S. Keller. L. Wallberg, P. Yel- tun. L. Doyle, S. Hinesley. Autumn burst forth excitement. Phi Mus, Pikes, and Sig Eps greeted it with the Blockbuster. As the glow of autumn cast a psychedelic blanket over the campus, The Phi Mus and Sigma Pi ' s used the mood in Soul Second Street. Winter came . . . mild then bitter. The Phi Mus warmed themselves at the Acacia House, shared with Old Masters. Spring blossomed emotions. With warm weather the Phi Mus tripped across the Wabash to a Home Hospital service project. Summer lingered still and silent, The only sound being a faint boom, boom . . . n B $ I ' ve looked at life from both sides now, But now my friends are acting strange. They shake their heads; they say I ' ve changed, But something ' s lost and something ' s gained In living every day. - from Both Sides Now Judy Collins The year of change for Pi Phi ' s was 1968. Whether staying up all night to watch election returns, to talk to Old Master Sam Jackson or to talk to each other, viewpoints were broad- ened, and opinions expressed, resulting in a deeper understanding and a greater kinship. 373 SIGMA KAPPA - Back Row: S, Johansen, K. Shaffer, R. Heisler P. Roth. N. Love, K. Rausch, M Thompson, B. Richardson, M Morse. M. Winklepleck, |. Har- din, M. Snyder. E. Eskew. C. Clark, C. Jewett, J. Chezum. Third Row: S. Porter, M. Jones, L. Jochim, B. Becker. J. Lowell, C Angermeier, S. Raatz. M. Hebda Second Row: L. Coffing. M. Jord an, S. McNab, K. McCan, C Brenner. B. Keller. D. Perry. S Thacker. Front Row: M. Kelsey. B. Strycker. L. Hardie. M. Muel- ler. S. Hellman. J. Kerkhoff. K, Johnstone. June, 1969 — spirited cries and slamming doors have ceased. An oak casts its long, lazy shadow to the ground in front of 427 Russell St. But its laziness and silence are deceiving. It knows of a busy shuffling of books and feet, of sign painting parties and serenades, of homecoming, and Dad ' s Day. There were also winter for- mals, pledge teas, and Stopless A-go-go. The Sigma Kappa triangle has left its mark upon the ground. 2 K Up, up, and away, it ' s the turquoise and gray. After an open house with Theta Xi, we made a trek across the sky. Another trophy in University Sing, found us on a silver wing. Penny Carnival with Drop the Drip, made the fall semester a grand trip. Cheering for Les Filles Prix, still left time for a faculty tea. Descending from our lofty abode, we landed at Purdue a lighter load. ZETA TAU ALPHA - Standing; K. Wright. M. Goss, K. Komna, M. Fountain, P. Whinery, J. Pannek, M. Lemme, B. An- tonides, M. Wright, B. Wampler. J. Hiller, J. Lindeman, J. Davis. R. Kay, A. Dale, D. Saubel, L. Reid, L. Bryon. P. Wiggenhorn. A. McElwee. S. Gerber, J. Parker, P. Mel- lott, S. Schaefer, V. Cotner. Mrs. Evelyn C. Walker. S. Morris. L. Sturm, K. Jones, J. Bradley, L. Keeley, J. Binz. S. Dallsman, P. McGlasson, R. Hanna. M. Oster. P. Crevir, J. Weidner, S. Holder, C. Norris, K. Marko- vich, P. Neher, J. Adams, S. Sendmeyer, C. Nichols, S. Feust, J. Lange, A. Madar, K. Gibsen, M. Brunt, N. Deardorff. Silting: C. Bishop, M. Steward, B. Gramley, G. Bard. 375 376 377 I SCA I Hl t T - Back Row: S. Bender, M. Lortie, S. Terhune, J Ross, G. Campbell, M. Lafuse. Third Row; B. Moore, D. Oler, B. Hoag- land, D. Sedan, J. Copp, D. Davidson. Second Row; K. Demske, C. La- co-ops convene Texas, Oregon, Nebraska - visitors from across the country came to Purdue in No- vember to attend the National Co-op ' s Convention. Ideas for nationalizing co-op houses, increasing membership, and financing additional aid for co- op ' ers were major topics of discussion. While the convention was in session, local Student Co-op Association leaders were planning their annual S.C.A. week and the Sweetheart Dance held in the spring. fuse, J. Hasty, S. Peebles. Front Row: B. Skelton, S. Wilcox, M. Ev bank, N. Reusser. k rochd; SHERM STATE .STE1.1.AI i jl;- ! 1 H 1 Ir K 1 li WBSMm ■VmyU aiw ' - asE - l SCA PRESIDENT - Bill Hoagland. SCA COUNCIL - Back Row: ]. Thomas, P. Singleton. Second Row: N. Reiter. S. Metzger, D. Johnson, D. DeLau. L. Geyer, M. Bracket!. Front Row: K. Hill, W. Max- well, M. Poncsak, A. Watts, C. Lortie, R. Laidig. 378 tweedle-dum tweedle-dee Annie ' s Place A-Go-Go was the theme of Ann Tweedale ' s Open House following the Virginia victory. Things were still jumping the next week when A.T. tempo- rarily lost its pledges to the hearts of sev- eral SCA men as Rochdale auctioned off the new members to the highest bidders at the First Fling. Another new addi- tion, Miss Kathleen McCartin, was pres- ented at the Housemother ' s Tea, but at the age of 22, it was hard to discern her from her girls. ANN TWEEDALE - Back Row; S. French, K. Power, K, McCartin, P. McCaig. Fifth Row: A. Boyd, P. Slavens, T. Maxwell, M. Power, K. Blettner. Fourth Row. B. Brandt, P..Gray, N. Schermerhorn, C. Lortie. Third Row. J. Leisner, M. Cunningham, S. Wilcox, P. Schafer. Second Row; S. Finkenbinder, C. Weisenberger, M. F ka. Front Row; M. Messman, S. Rowe, C. Courier. jtrick,B. Sell. C. Kitao- Bryant, C. Morgan, K. 379 Chauncey, No. 1 in rope pulling at the S.C.A. picnic and Purdue Royals celebra- tion, showed its power for the second year in a row. They didn ' t do as well in trade parties though - maybe they just don ' t like girls. Chauncey ' s last place sportsmen had no excuse, however, but they did rally to be contenders for the All-Sports Trophy showing themselves tops in sports, if not in parties. just rope pullers CHAUNCEY - Back Row: D. Nurrenburn, J. Walsh, B. Williams. C. Grenard. T. Williams. D. Winkle, W. Therial. Second Row: B. Geir, K. Blankerberger. D. Snider. J. Weis, M. Diekman. J. Noyes. M. Martin. Front Row: E. Sturgeon, T. Fuelling. B. White. S. Cox. E. Ramsey, J. Naylor. 380 ; irs CIRCLE PINES - Back Row; R. Goings, M. Richardson, D. Baker, M. Hurst, D. Truex, L. Smith, P. Wichman, J. Kacmar, J. Gentleman, L. Hope, A. Kacmar, D. Wolheter, G. Peters. Sec- ond Row: C. Hendrickson, R. Eacret, P. Lindenman, J. Burkhardt, J. Burgess, D. Beiswanger, Mrs. R. Allen, A. Nied- balski, R. Tillett, E. Coplen, R. Huff, D. DeLau, S. Knafel. Front Row: D. Skinner, B. Miller, J. Ross, L. Werline, S. Dean, M. Lor- tie, M. Gethers, L. Snyder, T. Truex, M. Coggeshall, D. Weil. C. p. experiments on frosh What ' s the best way to introduce a green freshman to the ways of Purdue life? Circle Pines tested a variety of theories, no one of which was too successful. But combined, they quickly introduced the new members to campus ways by min- gling studies with trade parties and in- tramural sports. The Wabash River made the scene with green frosh and experienced upperclassmen alike when Circle Pines held its annual Octo- ber beer blast, and frosh proved them- selves capable swimmers. 381 dover ' s travels Who would travel 90 miles to a trade party? The men of Dover would — they went all the way to Ball State this year to have a trade party with a BSU dorm. Of course, if that ' s where the girls are . . . Back in Purdue territory once more, they explored nature via the Wabash River Valley. On the road again in December — this time 15 miles to Delphi for their annual Christmas Formal. Ending the year closer to home, Dover held a combination grasser- picnic at their sponsor ' s country home. I s 1 382 wet and wild Splash! A sound frequently heard across the street from the reflection pool. That ' s about as close as the Club 25 ' ers had come to water until they made their an- nual canoe trip down Wildcat Creek ' s treacherous rapids. Although they are not experts in water sports, they excel in another activity — girl watching — easily achieved from their strategically located State street roof. CLUB 25 - Back Row: K. Trent, L Woolard, F. Wil- son, S. Barnes, G. Hall, K. Krueckeberg, D. Douglas, S. Rumschlag, M. Lafuse, G. Baker, F. Vondersaar, R. Schwartz. D. Johnson, W. Brown, D. Miller, L. KanKanpaa, D. Foster, J. Ritenour, B. Wirick, K. Steuer, R. Sigler, G. Hamm, S. Knoy. Front Row: T. Sparks, C. Lafuse, D. Metz, K. Lafuse, Schatzi, D. El- pers, B. Elgin, J. Norquest, S. Haggerty, R. Marley, E. Boulware, T. Paarlberg. DOVER - Back Row. R. Sloan, S. VonDielingen, L. Gaiser, T. Franks, A. Roach, R. Klosterman, M. Franks, M. McDowell, S. Knecht. M. Brackett, R. Eberly. Front Row. C. Carrow, B. Hollo- way, D. Voss, S. Wittman, S. Hoover, R. Bischoff, D. Bowin, J. Cook, S. Watson, R. Smith. 383 moving on . . Tearing out walls, laying tile, hooking up electrical wiring - that ' s what confront- ed the men of Fairway as they moved to their new location at 40 North Salisbury in September. However, the business of moving did not dampen the seniors ' tra- ditional harrassment of the pledges who frequently found themselves on night ex- cursions to the Reflection Pool. When winter came, it was too cold for wading so Fairway held a Christmas Party for the underprivileged children of Lafayette. FAIRWAY - Back Row: J. Mickey, D. Bailey, M. Nicholson, J. Vus- kalns, B. Nagel, D. Westerfeld, F. Abbring. T. Elzinga, K. McFall, B. Moore, D. Christy, J. Mishler, M. Van Kley, D. Hewitt. Second Row; S. Holmes, D. Cummings, G. Barnhart, V. Bareither, B. Fagg, R. Bush- orn. Front Row: ]. Roberts, T. Williams, W. Maxwell, G. Spence, J. Baugh, Mrs. Tynan, M. Brown, J. Easley, R. White, J. Harris. off to the hunt GLENWOOD - Left to Right: D. Love, I. Poncsak, J. Fisher, C. Taylor N. Reusser, M. Murphy, C. Chneck, L. Kerr, M. Lefforge, J. Draben- statt, K. Langell, S. Komasinski, Miss B. Bradley, J. Jones, K. Sanders M. Poncsak, B. Hannon, S. Aylerworth, V. Perterson, L. Thias, C. Lee Clark, J. Miller, B. Rupp. v . ■■■% You ' re looking for a Coors beer can? This was the echo that followed mem- bers of Glenwood and Circle Pines who swarmed the campus looking for trea- sures in a scavenger hunt. The co-ops ' kick-off event developed into a year-long search for fun — in sign painting parties, house dances . . . and beer cans??? 385 KNEALE HOUSE - Back Row. G. Wright, D. Bohs. D. Pettet, S. Melton, S. Doud, L. Redlin, R. Williams, J. Boyd, S. Holden, B. Lindvall, K. Redlin, E. Geiselman, S. Peebles. Second Row: R. Lash, G. Williams, J. Gardner. P. Kemp, D. Bales, K. Sherwin, K. Need, M. Futa, P. Carter. L. Clemmons, G. Becker, B. Mathews, D. Mason. Front Row: H. Brown, H. Rende, M. Panther, M. Fish, S. Pershing, J. Thomas, G. Snodgrass, R. Lash, M. Wynn, G. Mauer, L. Mason, L. Paul. 386 pumpkin soul serenade I ' m dreaming of the Great Pumpkin startled neighbors as Maclure celebrated Halloween with Purdue ' s first Hallow- een caroling party. They celebrated Housemother Appreciation Day unusu- ally, too, when Mom was init iated into active duty and received her own mem- bership pin. Other new members were introduced to Maclure ways in a more traditional manner with early morning line-ups and a trade party with Circle Pines. MACLURE - Back Row: C. Baird, S Mithoeter, G. Campbell. D. Smith, N Reiter, T. Bauer, C. Brandenburg. Sec- ond Row: L. Craig, M. Allison, M Chamberlin, L. Shudick, J. Copp, W. Baker, D. Phillips. Front Row: Miss Gustafson, P. Allison, P. Murr, B. Skel ton, H, Baker, K. Ford, K. Hayes. biggest and boasting-esf Not only did Kneale House help Purdue celebrate its centennial this year, but also Kneale ' s 30th Year on campus — and since every student likes to boast about his house, these men take pride in know- ing they are the largest co-op on campus. To make it not only the biggest but the best, the men of Kneale combined activi- ties, studies, and social life in an effort to live up to their motto Onward and Up- ward. pax roma per marwood La dolce vita — the sweet life - was the theme of Marwood ' s Italian party where wine, women and song set the scene. Parties were limited though, as the men continued remodeling and landscapin their house. With the year ' s end they held their 17th annual Marwood Week at Indi- ana Beach, a time for fun after a year of hard work. MARWOOD - Back Row: C. Weaver. ). Ault, R Wades, S. Leinenbach Hartle. Third Row: D. Burke. J. Reed. P. Bauer, Harding, G. Thompson Second Row: D. Westcott, ' Corbin, G. Barron, J. Weir- ick, S. Maple, S. Wagner. Fronl Row: L. Wickert. D Thie, Mrs. L. Roberts. D Pages, G. Wickert. 388 ROCHDALE - Back fiou. D. Ledgerwood, L. Bottorff, E. Da D. Kesler, R. Farmer. M. Doerstler, L. Smith. J. Grimble, R. liubdiikb R. Heuin. J. Shaffer. L. Sutter. J. Stunkard, P. Barker. Second Row: S McGinnis. D. Blackford. R. Messer. C. Speilhauer. M. Malone, J. Lit- McAfee, J. Geller. R. Siebrase, M. Hall, K. Burton. T. VViegdiid. D. Bell. Front Row: J. Anderson. X. Teeke, S. Wills. P. Tay- lor. R. Lumpkin. S. Metzger. J. Blaker. D. Conrad. H. Branscum. M. Ley. S. Taylor. D. Clancy. M. Markland. men in action Rochdale has moved. Moved to 800 Northwestern. Moved to the rhythm of their trade parties with Ann Tweedale and the Phi Mu ' s. Moved to the field in intramurals in Softball, basketball, and track. Moved with enthusiasm into Stu- dent Government, Collegiate 4-H, and Tomahawk. Moved ahead in the Purdue sponsored conference that may national- ize the cooperative system. Yes, the brothers have found a new home and moved onward. 389 SHERMAN - Back Row: B. Bucher, G. Finch, R. Metzger, P. Luttrell. Fifth Row: R. Moore, R. Gerhardt, R. Montgomery. Fourth Row; L. Fneden, S. Bender, G. Hastings. Third Row: G. Ben- der, J. Vaught, S. Johnsonbaugh. Second Row: J. EUer, J. Mastey, M. Crawford, M. Lechlitner. Front Row: J. Henderson, R. Sparling, A. Bush. K. Pfeifer. Sitting: R. Laidig, G. Craig, L. Stansif- the best way to celebrate 390 A house dance at Lake Shafer — sound like fun? The men of Sherman House will tell you that a dance on a riverboat is the best way to celebrate the coming of spring. Fun times were rare though as scholastically minded Sherman House upheld their motto Knowledge and study is the key to success. SH0EM.1 1 i i ' - ' i A a it ' s spook stuff Whoosh! A bird, plane, or what? No, it ' s the super spooks. Those scary spirits from State House haunted Shoemaker until the women finally consented to a Halloween Party. The girls did not have to spook around about grades though, as their house average led the other co-ops. At Christmastime, the jack-o-lanterns and goblins were replaced by sparkling Christmas trees and jolly Santas as Shoe- maker gathered toys for underprivileged children. SHOEMAKER - Back Row. P. Hienecke. T. Duennes, L. Watson, A Koval. S. Terhune, E. Seal, G. Shumaker, B. Deutsch, D. Kemp, K Nelson . S. Vaughn, L. Negangard, S. Carlson. Second Row; L. Vever- ka, B. Butler, M. Volz, H. Day, R. Sutton, B. Hart, W, Craycraft, D Sedam, B. Haynes, K. Swift, M. Ewbank, M. Pfendler, S. Robinson. Front Row; G. Volz, J. Ross, C. Caudell, P. Lash, L. Lidester, A. Bor- muth, F. Hayano, S. McMinn, J. Mann, M. Workman, M. Reese, I. Utterback, A. Watts. 391 J i! STATE HOUSE - Back Row: J. Lomax, J. Humnicky, G. Butler. E Snouwaert, B. Campbell, M. Miner, D. Metz, J. Swam. Fourth Row; S Rose, R. Hadley, R. Bare, D. Kirkman. Third Row: D. Roberts, S Shoaf, B. Grenard, D. Bennett. Second Row: T. Lesniewski, F. Feigel R. Bouser, T. Blain, J. Oppy, J. LaMarca, D. Laird, D. Miller, K Roell R. Metz, D. Norris. Front Row: L. McDaniel, Mrs. E. Smith, T. Albitz ' C. Bare, Stouse, T. Hollingsworth, T. Owens, C. Burns, K. Miller ' a door opens What goes on behind the big door of State House? Well, their little sisters were over for lots of rush parties, and sweethearts were crowned from each of the women ' s co-op houses. Then in No- vember the controversial President Hovde came to dinner for a parley. It ' s not that the men of State House don ' t leave their steps, but lots of things hap- pen behind that door. mm SSec Stellar Brothers . . . Received S.C.A. Men ' s Scholarship trophy two semesters in a row. Sponsored first semester trade party with Ann Tweedale featuring pass the bod and joint pledge line-up. Joined Glenwood and Club 25 in backing Ann Tweedale ' s Open House with 4 days and a Night performing. Continued tradition of pledges ' crancking home-made ice cream for alumni at Homecoming. Anticipated expanded membership due to housing relocation. a house of accomplishment ! STELLAR BROTHERS - Back Row; D. Lorenz, T. Prince, L. Gottschalk, S. Glasgow, L. Cable, M. Rees, R. Collins. Fifth Row. F. Keefer, D. Berger, H. Fruit. Fourth Row: B. Baker, R. Frump, P. Edmiston, D. Huddleslon. Third Row; B. Hoagland, L. Washmuth, J. Thorne, L. Neff, S. Mory. Second Row; L. Geyer, |. Davis. Front Row; D. Gardner, R. Golata, D. Paff. 393 the lions sleep tonight i to TWIN PINES - Back Row: Mrs, Davis, S. Mayo, A. Naugle, P. Dot- son, J. Hasty, D. Stephens, C. Williams, K. Franks, S. Kimble, B. Weaver, C. Goecker, K. Cunningham, J. Smith, S. Wilson, T. Brucker, As we see the TP co- eds operated a psychiatric booth this fall — maybe one way to help others solve their problems. Of course the girls spent time at other activities this year, too, study- ing, dating, always on the go — making friends, enjoying life and learning. College is an experience and Twin Pines is the college home and the memories of the girls who make it what it is. S. Ballard, A. Angermeier. Front Row: K. Stevens, D. Oler. C. Hoyer, K. Hill, C. Hison, R. Summers, K. Demske, K. Poole. apa I (oursrs limnnus apartments — the easy life What chaos! This place is really a mess — dishes from days ago, mud on the rug. Then there ' s the rent due Tuesday. But in reality apartment living is true bliss — freedom from all dorm noise and com- plete privacy when it is desired. From quiet solitude for study to the ruckus of a Saturday night fling, the apartment dwel- ler finds that his individual freedom and responsibilities stamp out the drudgery of campus life. 395 I 396 WOMEN ' S RESIDENCES 397 WOMEN ' S INTERHALL COUNCIL - Back Row: R. Narens, M. Immel, C. Mann, D. DeBruin, B. Newton. J. Hoban, S. Miller, J. Moyer, C. Pannek, ). Jackewicz, S. Searfoss, R. Kalz, J. Bertsch, N. Gleason, B. Harrison, L. Rooney, P. Menis, R. Rauch. Front Row: S. Craycraft, C. Banks, E. Traicoff, ]. Misiniec, E. Peter, S. Wright, S. Luebeke, C. Lustgarten, E, Hoffman, P. Christo, K. Goldsberry, J. Tuckerman, C. Moore, K, Corbin. women ' s interhall council ' s justice Hear ye! Hear ye! The court ' s in session. Here comes de judge — Liz Peter, that is. Judy Misiniec rises to present Case I: Freshman girl missing for three bed checks — rommate won ' t talk — what do we do? Discussion and resolution: Upon her return she must write her parents in- forming them of the situation. Sarabeth Craycraft rises and presents Case II: Boy found on third floor of Meredith at 5 a.m. Discussion and resolution: Confine jani- tors to basement after hours. With two important cases solved, court is ad- journed. WOMEN ' S INTERHALL COUNCIL PRESIDENT - Elizabeth A. Peter. i r ii I, I I III ' I I I I I I I I I III II «ii ' I I ' ft?v If yA m I! .1 , ::;-j « ■ f ■ 5 i III I i ' |- MEREDITH 1 MEREDITH NE - Back Row. V. Davis, ). Emberton, P. Hale, T Kettler. A. Wilson, S. Craycraft, M. Rosebrock, P. Craddoch, B White, A. Lash, K. Urban. Second Row: M. Brost, S. Nowinski, J. Cox |. Kropp, B. Werner, C. Esarey, [. Ronk, M. Westcott, M. Middleton, E Steffen, P. Boyle, D. Kline. Front Row: D. Schwarz, D. Maloney, S. Mileusnich, M. Hartzell, C. Himes, S. Atkinson, J. Lucas, J. Pinsky, T. Pinsky, C. Layne. the curtain rises Scene I. Student unrest set the Meredith NE this year as the women finally realized the folly of many of their rules. A barefoot proposal was passed by executive council but defeated by Miss Arnsman for insufficient support. NE was enthusiastic though, in sporting hall activities — helping Meredith win first place for their Homecoming sign. MEREDITH NE - Back Row L. Nash. P. Burke, J. Scott, M McKaig. J. Hoffman, C. Rich ardson, C. Hildebrand, R Rauch, J. Ade, J. Hokes. Sec- ond Row: D. White, M. Di neen, J. Keller, K. Wheat ' Michaels, S. Cox, S. Gumer- son, D. Banks, L. Ellis. Front Row: G. Siefert, E. Eldert Laswell, L. Wynn, S. Mowry E. ODell. S. Harrison, B. Por ter, D. Steele. MEREDITH NE - Back Row: D. Treadwell, K. Stepp, J. Grimes, E. Wilson, J. Del Busto, L. Manos, S. Palange, A. Warner, J. Cleefman, C. Thompson, S. Overbay, L Fogarty. Second Row: ]. Belcher, B. Tuck- er, S. Ibara, J. Tonk, P. Whitehurst, T. Thompson, L. Prather, T. Stodgell, L. Wolford, J. McShane, L. White. Front Row: P. Gunthorp. S. Becher, S. Hofstetter, C. Himes, C. Thom, A. Michael, B. Beutel, K. Shue, A. Franzer, S. Blackwelder. I MEREDITH NW - Back Row: M. Heim, E. O ' Toole, M. McCann, A. Dreher, B. Measel, A. Hoge, R. Smith, J. Kerr, J. Derbyshire, B. Kuhn, V, Cook, E. Talanian. Second Row: N. Englehart, S. Molnar, R. Riddle, L. Nebelsiek, L. Daube, D. Rauer, M. Nicksich, J. Barlow, D. VanPallen, P. Mayes, L. Nichols, E. Tyler, M. Leslie. Front Row: E. Nemeth, M. Chandler, J. Stagg, G. Bernichon, K. Huter, T. Fling, V. Lewis, P. Lower. B. Harrison, P. Stone. 401 MEREDITH NW - Back Row. K. Kania, C. Stangebye, M. Angel, C. Dunham. C. Collins, S. Wilson, M. Moore, J. Powell, J. Bell. Second Row. C. Hoffman, C. Bosley, S. Everly, C. Rayle, C. Glunt, L. Phillips, B. Arks, M. Pyle, C. Sherrick, D. Walsh. Front Row; S. Jones, C. Cra- vens, P. Marchelewicz, K. Sweeney, K. Dvorak, S. Clauss, E. Tan, N. Bakes, B. Bartley.  l ifl tf«ff MEREDITH NW - Back Row; P. Church, D. Blodgett, N. Niss, J. Po- teet, E. Mattingly, J. Gorton, B. Menhart, M. Machino, M. Tucker, S. Brown, H. Richards, J. Richards. Second Row; F. Campbell, M. Pur- cell, M. Badger, E. McLaughlin, L. Stine, K. Landis, K. West, J. Sow- ash, P. Drake, N. Slauson, S. Thornberry, J. Belanus, N. Kaser, D. Duttlinger. Front Row; J. Parkes, N. Dickerson, J. Schertz, P. Fawcett, K. Harnish, L. Weber, C, Cohron, N. Highsmith, S. Sinclair, P. Yerkes, L. Schmidt, A. Lindberg. a different backdrop Scene II. As the lights come up, we turn to the black sheep of NW — this wing dis- tinguished itself early in the year by ac- cummulating the most late minutes. Oddly enough, they do agree with the policy of freshman hours — at least for one semester. There was a major objec- tion against waiter-style meals, but after much discussion the girls were con- vinced that this was the best way. 402 Scene III. Rehearsing manners was a popular sport at dinner while the women of SE were preparing for trade dinners with Wiley and Tarkington. The curtain was closed to men though, for room visit- ation is currently forbidden. The consen- sus of the women favored a more liberal policy — at least on Sundays. public performances MEREDITH SE - Bach How: S. Jones, H. Monies, S. Gochenour, S. Mitchell, M. Minarich, A. Troxel, L. Cook, L. Wolf, D. Small, B. Zie- gler, J. Noble, D. DeBrin, J. Tuckerman. Third Row; |. Sanders, S . Nemeth, B. Damm, M. Phibert, B. Hill, L. Quivey, C. Kaetel, C. Siferd, L. Brown, L. Galbreath, C. Webb, B. Moore, M. Downs. Second Row; V. Jordan, H. Dillon, L. Hinchman, C. Klotz, F. Motsch, J. King, B. Newton, E. Mankey, R. Bailey, C. Brown, S. Cooley. Front Row; J. Seale, P. Watson, C. VanWie, V. Miller, B. Yu, N. Shoaff, L. Hu, T. Al- monrode. MEREDITH SE - Back Row; S. Cowen, J. Corwin, S. Wells, M. Butorac, L. Sutton. B Schepman, D. Broecker, J Gutkhecht, S. Endicott. Sec ond Row; J. Hart, M. Hoehn K. Hurt, D. Stump, M. Laser M. Hawkenson. S. Englehart D. Roberts, J. Russel. From Row: R. Miller, G. Cooper, L Thornton, G. Glenn, L Holmes, G. Hoover. J. Moh ler, D. Simons. 403 ©i , ' oi ' fl MEREDITH SE - Back Row; N. Enyart, |. Fox, M. Patterson, G. Hor- ner, C. Davis. B. Wright, L. Marks. L. Lephart, T. Kosin. P. Ruschau, P. Lipski. B. Haimes. C. Leiurance, B. Douglas. Second Row: R. Schie- hnr. M. Michalin. D. Hobson. C. Clements, J. Eby. P. Powlen. J. Lindquist. K. White, D. DeBoe, M. Menne, M. Meyer, M. Nipple, C. Wargo. Front Row: M. Nowycky, K. German, P. Piper, E. Tanglis, M. Englehart, B. Hamilton, P. Miskimen, B. Peer, B. Posante, R. Miller, C. York. MEREDITH SW - Bock Row. C. Tatgenhorst, P. Hughes, S. Fisher, D. Sramek. S. Manley, j. Nahrwold, T. Williams. B. Tanis. Second Row: B. Peterson. S. Paavola. R. Nichols, B. Funderburgh. D. Hodlik. R. Edzik, T. Goodall, L. Kiepura, C. Mayse, M. Leech. Front Row: L. Gillespie, J. Merchant, N. Raush. P. Killian, E. Johnsen. S. Biddle, A. Richer, C. Ventresca. n MEREDr «l,ET, 404 f a ?5 ? .. MEREDITH SW - Back Row. M. Sprong, P. Gregory, M. Morris, B. Stine, G. Taylor, B. Brooks, A. Lowe, V. Din- gledine. Second Row; H. Schulze, D. Swick, D. Burns, P. Gutowski, B. Loe, P. DeLu- cio, J. Evans, C. Sawden. Fronl Row: ]. Ricks, D. Bom- bassaro, A. Jones, B. Heis- man, J. Nassif, C. Beglin, C. Eckert. M. Lyboult. t ( the curtain falls Scene IV. Spotlights focused on Meredith SW when they won the W.I.C. Scholar- ship Trophy for the first time in five years. The introduction of Thanksgiving brought a feeling of good will displayed by the baskets the girls prepared for the needy families of Lafayette. But the cur- tain closed on studies and activities as a year of controversy and dissension ended. MEREDITH SW - Back Row. D. Cooper, S. Paul, J. Durgom, C. Les- iuk, E. Traicoff, J. McNicol, S. Wright, E. Berg, M. White. Second Row; ). Gerding, L. Campagna, A. Linton, A. Lemmer, A. Schurger, K. Katz, D. Siegle, J. Butorac, L. Herre. Front Row pier. D. Korora, J. Wells, J. White, S. Totton. A. K. Valenza. M. Fountain, Crawford, M B. Stip- Sheets, 405 1 EARHA! Tavk, 1 DiloiL lieaAM, J EARMR Confal, lowellj. ; EARHART A - Back Row: ]. Edwards, C. Kestner, P. Menis, S. Tan- ner, J. VVeber, B. Thomas, M. Dexter, C. Ward, P. Downey, f. Petrick,!. ifney, Mutzfeld, J. Witte, N. Wagner, L. Diflon, L. Dollens, L. Anderson, D. Maynard, M. Gruver, D. White- Taylor. Third Row: head, M. Arrington, M. Price, D. Johnson. Second Row; S. Lynch, R. Lawson, K. Saperstein, S. Ekleberry, J. Carnahan, B. Klein, M. Creek- more, C. Kresse, |. Smith. Front Row: S. Ross, R. Stallbhum, E. Barnes, D. Herbster, J. deRaismes, M. Axton, S. Bellinger, S. Moore, B. Wagner. ' j ' A a EARHART A - Back Row: K. Butcher, M. Mitchell, L. Johnson, M. Conder, J. Jones, C. Nassall, M. Kocon, L. Guffin, C. Russell, S. Hol- lowell, B. Mitchell. Third Row; C. Gaynes, M. Schaich, P. Reid, S. Wallack, N. Schmidt, S. Dell, S. Blackburn, M. Yant, L. Downing, N. McCoy, J. Nichols, N. Sublette. Second Row; G. Pancini, D Stansifer, C. Carriger, J. Knigga, K. McCool, C. Wilson, K. L. Romefelt. Front Row; B. Hickner, B. Allen, J. Gambill, S. S. Schumm, J. Toney, K. Nelson, C. Harz, C. Boggs, L. Ri . Jones, C. Haniford, Williams, pple. an Earhart adventure Autumn . . . A new freshman arrives at Earhart to learn . . . Finding a world of experiences there in studies, dates, friends. Others return to their home away from home, Yet soon everyone is waiting for Thanks- giving — a relief from Earhart monotony. 407 @ e a .nA,« PK)t I i EARHART A - Bock Row: C. Landstrom, L. Moore, C. Moss, K. Ste venson. A. Wilson, D. Martin. M. Kylor. U. Archibald, K. Galloway, B, Rockwell, W. Blake. T i rd Row; D. Fenzau. L. Redmon. E. Sandberg, D. Banta. P. Stadelman. L. Barlow. M. Vandeventer. K. Mannisto, C, Pachucki. M. Peeler. C. [ulius. S. Watkins. Second Row; J. Gei the long walk home It ' s a long walk to Earhart on the cold days of winter . . . It feels good to get inside and warm up. Winter Whispers comes and goes . . . The bright lights of Christmas trees sparkle, cheering rooms and hearts. Pixies deliver goodies or play pranks. The year slips quietly by. Wolber. B. Hackman. C. Weiss. L. McKnight, C. Bundy, A. Bellis, E. May, D. Gage. FronI Row; D. Paddock, J. Kies, S. Layden, A. King, S. Gigax, A. Miner, P. Christopher, D. Cline. K. Season. S. Whiting, J. Hosteller. Mm Ssbo,Z, I EARHART B - Back Row; N. Gleason. R. Rosenbaum. N. Hubbard. L. Nyari. S. Burton. J. Struckman. A. Eacke, P. Applegate, R. Baker, S. L ' anfiing. Third Row; L. Herring, D. Foye, M. Scotten, S. Gitzpatrick. S. Grenard. B. Sutton. S. Toth, C. Ruman. P. Dixon. C. Caldwell, J. Neal. K. Lilves. Second Row: M. Frantz. C. Anderson, D. Wand. K. Martin. S. Manning, S. Lowry. P. Barr. |. Gordon. S. Niksie. Front Row; P. Keefe. P. Nemeth. S. Goodman, J. Ponton, C. Popham, S. Cauble, I. Dolick. C. Marttila, K. Nowak, S, Shaffer. Boh- M i Gist EARHART B - Back Row; Blakley, G. Glass Black, N. Kaufman, W. Hen derson, J. Timm, L. Young, K. Humbarger, C. Haviar, N Steinmeier. Third Row; K Stotts, R. Richwine, S. Wet L. Ward, M. Laula, S Schleiden, A. Ganley, M Ikeda, L. Randolph, J. Ken nedy, L. Rincon, R. Wood fill. Second Row; D. Petrie, L. Yorkis, J. Hoban Henry, B. Coppel, P. Nagel W. Franz, V. Godar, J. Stein muller. Front Row: Y Schutte, A. Rader, M. King C. Worcester, C. Christian A. Wilbams, ]. Nisle, N Shirley, B. Bergman, D Hicks. I Sabo, Z. Gump, N. Kraft, J. McCarthy, D. Jennings, ]. Warren, G. Wohlford. Second Row; N. Nowak, M. Feltner, J, Toney, P. Aldrich, C. Cheesman, L. Ristow, M. McDermott, L. Henderson, J. Milnes, B. Hopper, M. Montgomery. Front Row; j. Meyer, J. Reiss, S. Evans, A. Washburn, R. Nelson, N. Voorhees, L. Petr.K. Woodward, M. Hoag- land, K. Kirincic. EARHART B - Back Row; C. Sherrill, M. Zellznitor, L. V Wicks, B. Franklin, P. Collins, L. Clark, M. Pearch, C. Ayers. Third Row; M. Glidewell, C. Bruder, M. Weigand, M. Crance, I. Strang, T. Eich, S. Pelc, P. Pool, J. Naab, K. Thompson, P. Novosel, P. Rogers. Field, S. Albert, M. Morgan, M. Mihalko, J. Hausafus, L. Smith, ]. Ivlaupin, C. Padden, Y. Hauser. Front Row; D. Allen, J. Ellis, D. Spoor, P. Dittrich, J. Sawitke, C. Lowe, S. Carlin, S. Monger. L. Foster, M. Wipert, K. Derks, L. Caughlen. mid-year Exams — Earhart is silenced by quiet hours. But when finals are over a new semester begins Bringing new classes, new friends. Life settles to a new routine — a routine of rules, hall meetings. And spring brings rain . . . i L L EARHART C - Back Row. M. Letwin, B. Knauer, K. McKewen, M. Bennett, C. Kerr, N. Schussler, E. Meyer, J. Parsons, C. McDermott, L. Christo, S. Crane, M. Dysert, S. Burrows. Third Row; N. Fleener, S. Carpenter, M. Starling, D. Neitzke, P. Wayne, C. Kohn, S. Boklund, P. Dolezal, M. Sebastian, M. Werner, L. Cheetham, D. Wozniak, J. Horak. Second Row; J. Akers, B. Heydinger, L. Fosdick, D. Haehl, M. Duke, B. Kraft, E. Cheris, S. Shonk, C. Chiddister, J. Thomas. Front Row; J. Langan, M. Miller, S. Plummer, P. Ford, S. Wagner, L. Smith, P. Dean, D. Stephenson, T. Dierckman, M. Knapp, M. Johnson, G. Cole. mm Mtm Second I EARHART C - Back Row; J. Theurer, C. Schortemeyer, L. Graebner, C. Parkhill, K. Kropf, P. Clark, J. Thompson, K. Blessing, C. Kocy, L. Aeness, C. Barley. Third Row; S. Sheppard, S. McHie, S. Beaulieu, C. Andry, R. Kaczmarek, K. McVicker, L. Suit, J. Willman, J. Gregory. ]. Phillips, D. Onchak, M. Shufelt, A. Kwasny. Second Row; D. Forgey, S. Springer, |. Lau, V. Km- naman, A. Schmidt, M. Prellwitz, P. Lewter, S. Blackman B. Moon. Front Row; S. Rose G. Nicholas, N. Jones, L. Livingston, C. Burr, S. Hansen, M. Osborn, P. Huff, T. Riemenschneider. EARHART C - Back Row: T. Lawrence, K. Donohoo, N. Rhodes, N. Tschiren, C. Ball, B. Frye, S. Foley, M. Nasser, S. Thompson. Sec- ond Row: S. Dougherty, L. Muncie, V. Pfledderer, . Ryker, L. Hawk, C. Schiffli, K. Adams, P. Hermann, C. Jacobs, F. Booth. Front Row. N. Hedlin, J. Windier, D. Main, E. Rush, H. Leon- ards, B. Betz, T. True, S. Weber, C. Kramer. EARHART D - Back Row. J. Maines, A. Brewster, D. Duganich. P. Lindeman, B. Mattingly, J. Everett, K. Gaiser, D. Grant, K. Boling. Second Row: C. Beatty, P. Brann, S. Kupka, T. Klopfenstein, E. Lehch, D. Durham, B. Browning, T. Case, C. Eberhardt, N. Wright, P. Waymire. Front Row: L. RatliffM. McHie, J. Tavenor, C. Way nick, J. Filipowicz, P. Zurawsk, B. Kilburn, S. Sears, C. Huntsman. earhart beach Warm weather returns to Earhart Beach - A popular place for May sunbathers. Clear, warm nights bring escape — escape from the environment of st udy, tests, papers . . . The year ends but memories linger — memories of Earhart and Purdue. 411 EARHART D - Back Row: P. Kaiser, K. Hillaert, B. Szarkowicz, B Hutchison, M. Mamula, C. Budreau, S. Freeland, S. Zook, P. Kelly Third Row. N. Stanford, C. Longman, P. Hamner, C. Kaczocha, C Reeves, D. O ' Connor, E. Goodyear, C. Lloyd, C. Durrell, C. Hayes, R Trisler, C. Gillan, D. Sweet, G. Lettman. Second Row: A. Tucker, C Jakubewicz, D. Kleinwachter, D. Sadler, K. Szende, A. Hyrc, B. Coo- per, B. Stiehl, D. Hartwick. Front Row: K. Roeder, M. Quebe, A Henkel, S. Lemper, B. Galbreath, R. Way, M. Hohnson, M. Snufigs G Babacock, E. Brown, S. Foster. EARHART D - Back Row: B. Geick, A. Fox, D. Park, C. Etienne, | Lamb, T. Eikenberry, C. Morphet, S. Humphrey, C. Crow, B. Apple Second Row: G. Stamlhuth, H. Spence, G. Kuhn, [. Wells, I. Griffin G. Smith, S. Doxsie, J. |ackewicz, S. Waling, A. Mitchell, D. Taylor, D. Delp, ]. Cox, J. Hillman. Front Row: L. Kaplan, M. Dineen, P. Christo, C. Pannek, L. Dvorchak, P. Moses, J. Meyer, M. Geib, B. Gemmer. EARHART D - Back Row; ]. Carithers, B. Kovalcik, D. Waddell, S. Nelson, B, Burton, K. Deavours, L. Goodwin, J. Fryar, G. Resick, M. Moody. Third Row: L. Swanson, V. Rish, M. Flinn, G, Garber, K. Clow, J. Andrews, ]. Ziffrin, M. Abel, S. Rutz, C. Wolfe. Second Row: S. Berger, V. Kumpf, C. Gordon. L. Rhetts, L. Olson, P. Robinson, D. Briggs, P. Helsper, S. Holloway. Front Row: R. Lantz, K. Montgom- ery, C. Manale, C. Krol, P. Salb, K. Dodd. i Illllllllllllllll fill ■ ' 1-?l!|!! !iiliil ' 111 PARKING BY SPECIAL GRADUATE HOUS PERMIT ONLV liiii ) i. .. i ji GRAB HOUSE WEST lilL . GRAD HOUSE WEST EX- ECUTIVE COUNCIL - Standine: D. Lawson. Back Row: ]. Bullock, T. Smith, P. Korab, M. Kintzele, V. Hayes, J. Turrell. Front Row: A. Lewkowitz, M. King. GRAD HOUSE WEST GOVERNING BOARD - Back Row; D. Lawson, M. King, P. Wilson, P. Korab, T. Smith. Second Row: N. Hiatt, I, Bullock, M. Kintzele, R. Hogsett, J. Turrell. Front Row: C. Martin, S. Babayan, V. Hayes, A. Lewkowitz, P. Pitz. GRAD HOUSE WEST - Back How: C. Martin, M. Niedenthal, J. Murray, K. Knabe. N. Hiatt, I. Kleinknight, G. Nogami. Second Row. S. Gordon, P. Nelson, K. Rinkel, E. Wernes, P. Pitz, N. Sees. Front Row: L. Espex, D. Rosenthal, C. Bradle y, F. Baird, L. Wehrly. GRAD HOUSE WEST - Bock Row: C. Werner, C. Colicho, M. Stout, V. Hayes, S. Moayer Row: A. Cooper, K. Fogt, A P. Doty. V. Bran Hedges d, B. Bigham, B. Hauss. Front K. Butsch, A. Purdy, J. Allen, iUF f A ■ W| ghw Apartments for rent: 2-to-6 girl accommoda- tions available within walking distance of cam- pus. Daily maid service. Well-furnished, carpet- ed. Cafeteria service catered by the Purdue Me- morial Union. Lounges located on each floor. Music alcove available at all times. There v ere no existing apartments in West Lafayette fitting this description; Grad House West, however, did offer approximately 300 such openings to sopho- more, junior, and senior women, as well as grad students (both male and female). 415 GRAD HOUSE WEST - Back Row. L. Abbott, R. Heckard. D. Cadger, J. Stein. P. Reznik, M. Aikman. Sec- ond Row: M. Zolvinski, S. Shaffer, D. Chastain, N. Lutz, |. Baxendale, D. Lees. Front Row; L. Ross, M. Rothschild. J. Johnson. L. Baber. not quite for immature tastes The undergrads enjoyed a full year with- out an organized hall government, the absence of which enabled them to come and go as they pleased. Quiet hours were not imposed on anyone, yet the halls re- mained miraculously quiet all day long, providing a perfect atmosphere for studying. No other campus housing could offer better living accommodations than those at GHW. GRAD HOUSE WEST ack, L. Ribordy. T. Kersey. Second Row: Gingher. ]. Hoestermann. Front Row: S Khadivi. Back Row: L. Kurins, S. Hanford, K. Courtney. C. Carter. I. VVhiten- Woodruff. C. Nesbitt, J. Nowakowski, B. Halasz, N. ibayan. B. Andry. C. Arribalzaga. V. Achenbach, N. tradition and change DIME bokl.M Svendser DUHME - Back Row: M. Rice, S. Landuyt, B. Wood, J. Saroff, D. In- glese. C. Collier, J. Dissauer, N. Stewart, D. Miller, P. Lyons, J. Bach- meyer. Second Row; C. Moore, K. Jackson, E. Rodenberg, R. Schroe- der, C. Ratchiffe, P. O ' Reilly, K. Crist, C. Lindenmeyer, C. Mazurk- iewicz, L. Williamson, C. Seward. Front Row: S. Schmelter, N. Sted- er, S. Wernex, L. Dunn, M. Stack, D. Schuler, ]. Furman, L. Kremer. DUHME - Back Row: R. Gemlich, M. Mcllrath, P. Doyle, C. Fahren- krug, J. Englert, C. Deceuster, C. Brechbill, P. Johnson, R. Eggleston, S. Fox, R. King, M. Vaupel, P. Barksdale. Third Row: C. Hesston, W. Shaffer, J. Toth, B. Dawson, J. Greco, S. Bertalan, J. Stout, C. Worley, LRioli, K. Jenkens, L. Laidig, C. Morphew. Second Row: G. Brown, . Nunchusk, T. Luly, S. Diggins, P. Gamlin, L. Schneider, D. Gaw, P. Schrock. Front How. M ren, W. Dann, C. Campbi Appli lell. egate, B. Watson, N. Young, J. McFar- Tradition marks the first women ' s resi- dence hall on campus. Who else would hold an orientation session on tradition . . . Even so, the women of Duhme Hall have kept pace with student change — in- stigating the trend toward more liberal rules in the halls and improvement of liv- ing — learning conditions. 418 hi t ' ,ff DUHME - Back Row: K. Davis, S, Stanz, P. Dale, P. Hixon, K, Battle- C. Moutseous, M. Lawron. Second Row: B, Tellugen, R. Billieron, S. day, R. Wood, C. Straub, I. Schnautz, P. Yentes, C. Grabert, G. Wein- Valdez, V. Rose, J. Cooper, M. Patty, N. Sanders, J. Crawford. Front hold, I. Myers. Third Row: C. Poeschl, E. Allen, M. Benn, B. Troxel, ). Row: S. McCullough, E. Peter, N. Geyer, L. Dahl, C. Bodley, M. Web- Svendsen, S. Keltner, C. Hock, C. Stackhouse, [. Wierks, M. Young, ster, S. Koenig, A. McMillan, S. Watson. MkM B£i2 ff « « t V 1 1 ( ; SHEALY - Back Row: S. Medicke, M. Suhay, 0. Carter, C. Wilson, I. Rogers, J. Finch, J. Bailey, L. Meyer, U. Bole, D. Elliott, P. Sadler, V. Morris, G. Werner. Second Row: M. Golata, C. Cougill, S. Hendrick- son, B. Quillen, J. Mason, V. Astoeas, S. Sutter, P. Garrish, D. Vose, D. McWhorter, M. Miller, C. Hanika, M. Bailey, B. Bland. Front Row: J. Hanika, P. Wilson, C. McGinnis, S. Rhodes, V. Ford, V. Swaim, A. Clemens, A. Liggett, B. Miers. 419 shealy goes gung-ho How many halls can boast of a group like the Shealy Singers? With its capable leaders and their never-ending enthusi- asm, Shealy Hall was gung-ho in all its activities this year — from the dorm trade parties and dinners to earning the Most Enthusiastic Award for Freshman Orien- tation. ! T0f,lCi ' ««ll SHEALY - Back Rov Lewark, I. Andreko M. Gray, B. Reece, L Sergent, L. Taylor, S. Ribordy, J. Moeller, R. Mil tonberger, L. Weddle. Second Row; S. Stoltz, T. Martin, |. Miller, S. O ' Neil, S. Gogel, E. Buckler, C. Bledsoe, N. Williams, K. Schrader, N. Walter, T. Tate, E. Wesling. Front Row: C. Byers, P. Serpe, D. Weber, Y. Ott, S. Bea, J. Banter, S. Danielson, C. Wagoner, L. Frazier. i till i;.«H v U: I h ;, ifm SHEALY J. Shoemaker, man, P. Bennett. M. Salrin, G. janko. Third Row. M. Mills, C. Leung. D. Pritchett. S. Warvel. S. Gargett, L. Schmidt. S. Kielpinski. N. Mlek- odaj. M. Halsey, J. Whisler, [. Cline. B. Wild. Second Row; J. Myers, B. Back Row; J. Murray, L. Howard, P. Murphy, M. Lawson, er, N. Schneider.!. Heckel. M. Morenc. VT Stowe. F. Coff- Liehr. B. King. M. Clouser, R. Bontrager, M. Herrick, B. Hower, J. Mostrog, K. Herther. Front Row; ]. Peters, L. Darting, S. Smith, L. Nichols, A. Kung, C. Harbii Niewoehner, B. Leschot, K. Strick- i I warren jocks Martha E. Warren wished that the residence hall dedicated to her husband would enrich the experience of student life for young women attending Purdue. In keeping with this tradition, Warren Hall attained the most points for participation in interhall sports. Further displaying their sports-mindedness, the girls held a dinner for the Purdue basket- ball squad in December. WARREN - Back Row: L. Kramer, M. Couk, S. Wendt. B. Wray, N. Clayton, S. Zeltwanger, C. Kinsler, B. Marks, J. Keresztes, M. Jones, P. Heagv, ). Eberly. TTiJrd How: P. Vergin, D. Anderson, M. Lee, S. Meyer, C. Walker, S. Smith, |. Hause, G. Mortsolf, M. Blankenberger, N. Dorr, M. Baker, ). Hedstrom, P. Fischer, L. Diesslin. Second Row; S. Hrejsa, A. Pegue, J. Willcox, M. Woldf, M. Fisher. G. Ju stice. L. Morrison, C. Hartman, D. Thomas. Front Row: L. Rooney, C. Garst, B. Dixon, B. Carr, D. Umbaugh, B. Mavity, S. Clawson, B. Mitchell. S. Mescher, T. Moseman. 421 itffi J] WARREN - Back Row; L. Schmidt. [. Fultz, E. Smith, G. Homer, L. Ramev. M. Ervin, J. Casassa. J. Broeker. J. Cottrell, B. Rzeszewski, L. Sneddon, E. MaHn. Third Row: K. Krider, P. Houston, L. Heshelman, I. Wolter, M. Mason. K. Nichols, S. Recab, M. Miller, L. Bucher, C. 1 .1 Burchardt, C. Okimura. Second Row: C. Bixler, S. Robinson, J. Hig- don, J. Blessing, R. Burns, V. Varchette, C. Carmichael, L. Weddle, S. Schnarr. Front Row: C. Kretheotis, M. Huber. N. Mettes, K. Weider- haft, H. McCully, R. Ruse. B. Bartels. WARREN - Back Row; P. Gurgevich, C. Wick, T. Welsh, K. Felker. M. Svvann, K. Colwell, C. Mann, E. Oberting, I. Alspach, R. Dunn, B. Harter, S. Clawson, L. Neal. Second Row: V. Veach, C. Vergin, D. Reser, f. Carter, G. Marschke, C. Hallock, B. Meinders, B. Weber, D. Clary, R. Meagher, L. Wolf, L. Lien, J. Beckelhymer. Front Row: M. Calvert, D. Holman J. Lindquist, J. Yackel, A. Gullickson, S. Ebrite, J. Northam, S. Thornburg, M. Frazier. 422 i s I WOOD - Back Row: M. Wyant, B. Brink, C. Brink, B. Rasmussen, L. Ramey, L. Lee, P. Ricks, ). Nign, S, Atherton, K. Westie, J. Paxton, R. Vlad. Second Row: R. Warren, E. Steele, S. Taylor, D. Stoll, C. Bruhn, S. Martens, J. Rosenbaum, C. Haluska, L. Pierce, K. Walter, S. Hicks, M. Moryl. Front Row: P. Yocum, S, Roach, D. Thometz, C. Hoover, J. Cardona, J. Moore, P. Willits, C. Gogots, not wood-en heads Wood Memorial Hall is the center of ac- tivity and the center of government for the five halls. Because Wood is a favored residence among upperclasswomen, it has the least freshman women. But these same frosh showed Wood a center of scholarship when the hall was awarded the Alpha Lambda Delta Women ' s Resi- dence Award. f WOOD - Back Row: M. Immel, C. Hollar, D. Tislow, C. Hunt, T. Sal- rin, P. Specht, S. Myers, C. Youngquist, M. Zelencik, M. Hancock, B. Barnes, C. Scherrer. Third Row: J. Volz, J. Walker, L. Clement, S. Searfoss, K. Hosier. [. lones, M. Best, K. Tuta, C. Shanta. E. Estes, L. (in, B. Kannapel Second Row: L. Misner, K. Stanton, A. Getz, B. Miller, C. Creuling, J. Rollins, P. Wheaton, N. Dinius. Front Row:K. Jeffries, S. Acton, V. Onila, B. Miller. 423 K K B ffili AMIofl Ji ■liiiiBi H K iL v -e -i f ' ' l Hk ' H IHk 1 mmI 1 WOOD - Back Row: K. Fullhart, S. Hobson. C. Williams, N. McCor- mick. D. Harter. L. Huhn, I. Watson. R. Keller, R. Zachary, E. Feno glie, L. Warner, L. Williams, Third Row: V. Andres, C. Smith, J. Nich ols, B. DeBruyne, S. Guyton, S. Gustafson, S. Hellmann, J. Myers, J. Bergman, S. Fauser, D. Woerner, G. Cobner, M. Dienhart, P. Thomas. Second Row; S. Van Horn, J. Goll, L. Kraus, K. Corbin, J. Freeland, L. Fulkerson, M. Metzinger, M. Therrlen. Front Row; J. Lindsey, S. Hilt- een. C. Schanding, B. Anderson, J. Dinius, B. Neuhauser, K. Chen, M. Marquis, M. Drascott. L. Steed. M. Bays. MM w B BKI KL. ' ' H Wm- ' ml KIA! J B e kOpIA s %■ wMM r ' iffl ifl 1 S. Luebcke, P. VAWTER - Back Row: M. DuBose, K. Crews, S. Biddle, C. Kegebein, L. Josephson, J. Gibson, E. Glendening, M. Nemeth, T. Geisen, M. Stohler, K. Bennett, B. Bodem. Third Row; N. Ruckel, J. Fucik, K. Kis- sel, S. Troyer, K. Puncheon, L. Wiles, D. Grain, A. Cox, S. Nickle, B. Weldy, H. Imai. Second Row: B. Arter, B. DeGrand, S. Paul, M. Cohen, V. Burnett, R. Morgan, N. McGaughey, T. KuBon. Front Row: C. Stainbrook, J. McCool, E. Hoffman, K. Willi; Vawter, D. Stewart. frosh rule vawter Vawter, like the other W.R.H. halls, was built in the Tudor style of old English ar- chitecture. This includes the courtyards where Vawter ' s residents are frequently seen sun-bathing. Because the hall has the greatest number of freshman women, it has a record for doing unusual things — like having a weiner roast in the recrea- tion room. I 4 VAWTER - Back Row: D. Hampton, E. Weaver, C. Fieber, C. Dycus. C. Baker, C. Fasel, T. Robinson, M. Dickman, S. Houston, N. Davis. F. Graham. Third Row: S. Bays, S. Macocha, S. Broxon, M. Aull, G. Ep- person, S. Short, K. Wentworth, G. Dretske. L. Carr, A. Flora, B. Davis Second Row: S. Yokel, M. Lash. L. Anderson, C. Henry, N. Foxworthy, S. Roberson, K. Davison, C. Hartman. Front Row: C. Werdin, K. Fell, M. Broecker. Scruggs, K. McMinn. Bobik, R. Katz, L. Spanier, 425 I Ll M A s. m i. ' f r«r ' s f • fl ri •ki VAWTER - Back Row; L. Graft, J. Peelle, K. Bodfish. K. Jones, E. Schaumberg, M. Muessig, L. Wang, J. Miller, H. Popowzak, M. Pla- hetka. Third Row: L. Antilla, S. Fry, M. O ' Gara, K. Walker, D. David- son, L. Wetzel, C. Phillips, M. Nicolai, M. Helms, L. Hill, V. Lscocq, C. Wean. Second Row: K. Kollberg, E. Reinhard, J. Bodkin, C. Lustgar- ten, P. Dolaway, C. Horgan, G. Makivich, K. Steffen. FronI Row; N. Buddenbaum, J. Dooper, E. Jones, B. Goble, C. Tompkins, M. Burch, W. Scott, K. Miller, S. Dye, J. Wolf. 426 t.g. at the union PRESIDENT - Mary Sue Davis TOWN GIRLS - Back Row: D. Owens, ]. Denton, C. McDaniel, C. Wilfong. Second Row. ' P. Brenner. M. Davis, J. Tyrie, M. Sabol, K. Cambridge, C. Doyle. C. Piper. Front Row: C. Hummel, M. Anthrop, P. Batta, J. Bailey, P. Arnett, T. Wilson. What ' s it like living at home? Ask any Town Girl. She knows what it ' s like - parents ' nagging and restrictions; she doesn ' t have the independence and free- dom of going away to school. It isn ' t all bad though. Town Girls do enjoy the ad- vantages of mother ' s home cooking and a car at their disposal. To be a Town Girl is to live at home while enjoying the excite- ment of campus life through Town Girls Association. 427 428 $ MEN ' S RESIDENCE 429 ?f V JHf A PENDRAGON - Slonding; R. Lowell, M. Senew, L. George, R. Hunt, T. Wolfe, G. Mitchell, R. Hess. C. Lunsford, S. Schnautz, R. Parker, R. Fruitt, C. Eyer, G. Kungel, J. Burwell, R. Kukula, E, Gass, M. Elias, R. ljM ' f.4 « — Koehl, K. Stuckey, R. Evans. Sitting: W. Berner, L. Bregitzer, C. Mintz. G. Erickson, T. Dewey, W. Overall. J. Rodewald, R. Page, T. Hertwig. a failure to communicate This page is a prologue; it introduces Pendragon, the council of leaders of the Men ' s Residence System. These men have an enemy — poor communication between students and administration. The foe is strong; the battle hard. But Once I read, that stout Pendragon . . . came to the field and vanquished his foes. (I Henry VI) Tim Dewey - PRESIDENT 430 5 B J , « ' vit ¥ V ;i:€ii ' : . ' i : .ij1ilP ' 6 ::liiiirt illiJI!!!: ' «« P £ mmm 5 hj ■dtmm it iid ' ...jfajii, 1,11. n ' • ' ' III 11 , GARY A - Back Row: R. King. T. Wortman, ]. Larson, J. Balsley, S Okita, L. Walker, M. Rowland, D. Clark, D. Zeimer, G. Pontello, B Stinson. Third Row; J. DeVie, G. Myers, A. Lyon, R. Detzner, J. Pur- cell, D. Park, C. Hites, W. McKale, R. Myers, D. Buff, M. Crowley. I Hayes, K. Peczkowski, J. Mitchell. Second Row: J. Sweeney, G. Dela, J. Weir. L. Agnew, F. Abraham, J. Rogers, R. Radigan, G. Hagan. Front Row: M. Miller, F. Dolk, A. Lackey, C. Muncy, G. Hankins, ]. Meece, H. VonSachse II, ). Schoolcraft, J. Lamb. GARY A - Back Row; D. Shorter, G. Garrithers. J. Dome, ]. Pula, T. Hockersmith. R. Sprague. G. Heath. S. Seibert, R. Stretch, P. Dalbey. Third Row; M. Frede, D. Elliott, D. Zwickl, A. Hannas, F. Holcombe. T. Glusenkamp. M. Gross, R. Pata, W. Lange, J. Gootee. Second Row: T. Obenchain, D. Dowden, M. Denault, S. Troy, E. Price, G. Green, R. Foerester, W. Dreiman. Front Row: D. Bell, M. Wathen, G. Meneely, M. Varner, D. Quinn, A. Hedges, J. Nigg, T. Porter, K. Wright. GARY A - Back Row; M. Dolan. D. Kaiser, B. Rushton, |. Gunther, B. Berger, W. Fiock, W. Harris, D. Musser. M. Marsh, A. Grove. Second Row: M. Ruark, G. Ellis. K. Rogers. B. Fekete. R. Himes, D. Schulenburg. J. Munk. S. Lower. T. Carter. R. Woods. Front Row; M. Buroker, J. Lutz, J. Spangler. D. Beals, T. Hohman. R. Kuhns. M. Dunn. G. Rhoads. GARY A - Back Row: J. Wilson, K. Ringeman, G. Rexing, G. Heinzman, J. Barngrover, D. Aim, M. Busovsky, P. Scheffler. Second Row; P. Iliff, Secondo, K. Lloyd, J. Kanning, E. Bach III, W. Johnson, W. Woods Jr., D. Wagner, S. Klag. Front Row: W. Redman, B. Mclntire, W. Hancock, R. Woods, K. Swarts, D. Luncsford, G. Latin. where the many are one Yet, if Pendragon leads the way, then it is the members of the halls that keep the residence system going, for they form the spirit and soul of Purdue independents. Sixteen hundred of these men live in Gary Quadrangle. Steeped in tradition, Gary stresses pride in Gary and in Purdue through orientation and an active intra- hall rivalry. From the vine-covered walls to the Senior tables in the coffee shop, the old meets the new to produce a better Gary Hall. ols T Wert R. Heyde, D. Davies. J. Perkins. Front Row: R. Hunter, T. Turner, E. Banta, C. Yoder, B. Montgomery, R. Yoder, T. Malis, F. Ewing. CAKY B- Buck Hoiv.T. Milln, D. Marshall, F. Szczepanski, t.. Burlouink. P. Pounds, D. McClurg, S. Walker. Second How. R. Gajda, ]. Blank, C. VVos- selhoft, R. Cain, C. Lienhoop, M. Holmes, C. Schaber, W. Jordan. Front Row: G. Gray, W. Virosike, B. Shambaugh, D. Harper, B. Judge, D, Davis. too bad frosh, no meal GARY B - Back Row. J. Miller, R. Chaleff, W. Kirsch, T. Kilmore, J. Glary, D. Smith, N. Malone, E. Crowe, J. Enes, B. Wakeland, D. Stepre. Second Row: ]. Meal, J. Hendry, R. Gerteisen, C. Herring, S, Designed to teach the traditions and his- tory of Purdue, Orientation is of prime importance in Gary. Senior cries of Pots ON! Pots OFF! echo through the halls, and eating dinner may require knowing all the Vice-Presidents of Purdue. With upperclassmen as song leaders, hundreds of tired freshmen practice Hail Purdue until they can repeat it in their sleep; and there is social life unlimited as the Gary Frosh picnic with the freshman women at six-thirty in the morning. Carlsen, F. Montgomery, R. Skeel, T. Scott, C. Ashmore, L. Farkas, B. Megquier. Front Row: K. Weaver, D. Zeller, G. Serene, S. Lutes, W. Moore, L. Richardson, W. Tatgenhorst, J. Wilson. I GARY B - Back Row: F. Karrasch, T. Chumbley, B. Graser, M. Fos- ter, P. Wilkerson, R. Thacker, W. Steele, T. Brock, D. Lawrence, C. Kissel, M. Owens. Second Row: J. Scott, T. Graves, |. Gauley, R. Roeske, M. Bohnke, K. Witte, J. Weller, K. Manwell, D. Huffman, ]. Burrows, R. O ' Neil, R. Thompson, S. Webb, R. McDaniel. Front Row: . Carter, M. Frankil, W. McMurray, R. Purcell, D. Morris, P. Graber, C. Gary, C. Lawton. GARY B - Back Row: S. Squires, J. Dreyer, J. Renie, R. Rowe, E. Teschke, R. Boklund, R. Larew, D. Kudlick, D. Marchand, R. Henry, Second Row: W. Yue, D. Beebe, R. O ' Malley, D. VanVleet, R. Ste- phenson, B. Fruchy, D. Domreest R Morns Mada R. Peterson. Front Row: W. Horn, J. Townsend U Jackson W Machleot, C. Johnson, B. Breeden, M. Gox, S Smith i GARY C - Back Row: S. Coxhead, R. Sims, B. Bradley, D. Irish Eads, C. Camphell, J. Lovison, C. Balog, L. Prather. Second Row: M Fisher, S. Staliens, J. Shannon, K. Luttrell, D. Reilly, R. Delcourt. | Rice, R. Gibson, R. Spaeth, A. Geswein, C. Malstaff, |. Hunter, R. Ben- jamin. Front Row: L. Robertson, P. Kaupisch, K. Wells, D. Malloy, W. Mueller, T. Rdwards, |. Herrman, R. Setlaic, A. DeBonis. I i QRYC Dielrick GARY C - Back Row; P. Yeo- man, M. Baudanza, J. Kopf, S. Stultz, W. Conklin, S. Glem, G. Rasmussen, T. Hobson, E. Isreal, G. Wolff. Second Row: |. Merrell, T. Tedrowe, J. Do- malski, M. Love, G. Brown- ing. S. Hanna, W. Bellner, M. Elias. P. Gawtert, J. Sabol. R. Martin, J. Sullivan. Front Row: M. Glamme, A. Gobbs, P. Haeck, M. Anderson, M. Siekkinen, |. Ferry, J. Gintert, D. Langford, K. Pogach. GARY C - Back Row: G. Metz, W. Scripture, M. Kessler, J, Wagner, _ Dietrich, G. Snyder, S. Rusher, D. Reineke, P. Mercer. Second Row. R, Johnson, J. Gouillard, P. Kendall, D. Monnier, C. Gline, L. Moore. L Helmberger, R. Kukula, P. Morten. G. Denk, D. Noble, D. Klinck. Front Row: O. Redden Jr., L. Humbarger, J. Chan, J. Valentine. J. Wilder, L. Drieger, W. Hockaday, R. Howland, M. Oberholtzer. GARY G - Bock Row: D. Woodruff, J. Dubeck, K. Gritchton, R. Ol- earczud, N. Grubnich, J. Milevsnich, D. Senn, J. Hawks, P. Went- worth. Second Row: W. Meyer, R. Notestive, P. Oilar Jr., G. Woods, L Keller, G. Bolton, S. Brown, D. Baier, G. Gampbell, T. Witsman. Front Row; W. Bridge, G. Cobb, T. Daeser, D. Merkel. D. Barnes, A. Massie. W. Bunnell, J. Fattie, R. Metcalf. Football season, marked by cries of Down with Virginia and An End to Ara, opens the senior year of many a member of Gary Club. Senior cords and canes are proudly displayed, and Tom Creasser, Pol. Sci., and Jim Osbourne, E.E., are carefully, if not expertly, carved into the Gary Club Senior Table. After three years of waiting, only nine months remain. 437 GARY D - Back Row: W. Armstrong, B. Smith, S. Boardman, R. Hill T. Slaughter, P. Vos, T. Wild, R. Ellis, C. Trauth. Second Row; B. Ros- tiser, D. McKinnis, G. Brown, T. Adams, D. Navratil, D. Bowan, B Hunt, G. Simpson, T. Wagoner, G. Head, B. Garstens, L. Gallon. Front Row: T. Gaul, C. Thormeier, C. Gurtis, G. Rolsma, L. Landrey, M. Langford, V. Drerup, J. Paige, D. Blaine. ' ' ' 9. fS ' 1 i J IH H Vv 4ll ' Bj l y M i H ■i GARY D - Back Row: G. Hornev. S. Lamie, B. Ellington, M. DeHa- ven, D. Fulk, J. Garter, P. Broomall, ]. Adams. F. Schattner, B. Irish. Second Row: E. Garter, G. Heckber, D. Kimes, R. Gagnan, D. Holmes, |. Wooten, |. Mathewson, J. Des Roches, N. Garpita, M. Orr, T. Ho. Front Row: D. Wang, T. Bruce, T. Ghristenberry, T. Bonbrahe, J. Rees, S. Beninghovc, M. Zimmerman, P. Goodall, L. Nord. GARY D - Back Row: E. Wynkoop, A. Taylor. B. Polei, D. Hicks, M. S. Mack. J. Lobas. C. Briner, D. McMuilen. Front Row. D. Nolle. U. Provost. |. Schebo. P. Foley. J. Knoy. J. Fridlin. Second Row; P. Grim- Nantasenamatr. J. Kessler. S. Runge, D. Dippon. L. Rutz. J. Basset. T. mins. B. Marben. T. [ohnson. M. Lambert, D. Deckard, R. Demkovich. Schmidt, W. Seymour. t i 1 ft. GARY D - Back Row: J. Heimlich. N. Demas. K. Chapp, S. Hersberger, S. Wolf. S. Bozarth. R, Yeager. |. Miller. J. Lafargde. Third Row: S. Green. D. Hintzman. S. Rudolph, T. Dove, W. Gallon, R. Mills, D. Banning, D. [ones. M. Owens. S. Savage. Second Row: T. Brown, D. Parr. S. Chrobak, R. Ghester, W. Jones, L. Norlington. B. Brough. |. Johnasson. T. Adamson. Front Row: J. Kiockmann, M. Hart, D. Potter, D. Tappan, G. Bivins. H. Wadsworth, R. Finley. S. Fahnestock. 439 ' S f :? f GARY D - Back Roiv; ]. Dedinsky, W. Wilson, D. Koontz, D, McKin- nis. B. Hawk, W. Luebcke, B. Ervin, J. Warfield, H. Hendrich. Third Row: H. Morton, J. Griffiths, R. Paulson, G. Goller, G. Theofiles, W. Peters, M. Grimes, D. Kiesel, J. Kerr, K. Nisbet, D. Keesters, D. Wolfe, T. Bear. Second Row: J. Phillips, A. Dowd, S. Kendall, W. Senff, D. Kearney, S, Klus, G. Burchfield, S. Rigsbee, R. McGinnis. Front Row: G. Romine, S. Wagner, H. Hudak, T. Keilman, R, Torres, B. Verenka, E. Rhoton, D. Vogtlin. cary confrontation 440 311 GARY EAST - Back Row. S. Bol, K. Scott, ]. Berdue, R. Pierce, D Collins, R. Tinucci, A. Hubbuch, V. Moore, J. Metzler, B. Bently Third Row. M. Schoonmaker, W. Schock, P. Huber, J. Frepan, C Leitch, D. Smaron, M. Townsley, W. Baker, S. Miller, G. Perkins, H Kimble. Second Row: L. Lindberg, G. Fox, P. Gasker, J. Hadl, W. Mroczek, C. Sutterlin, L. Schuster. Front Row: W. Ericson, P. Lavelle, J. Bender, F. Bebler, M. Recknor, T. Quigley, S. Uhrich, G. Baylor. Ever so slowly, winter comes to Gary — first the winds, cold and biting, then the frost, settling on the ground in a blanket of crystals. Finally, the snow, soft, wet, easy to pack, fills the sidewalk crevices and covers the shrubbery. As if on signal, Gary pours out onto Stadium Avenue like a swarming barbarian horde to meet the advancing H-halls. The battle is on as thousands of bodies dodge thousands of white meteors in the annual reenactment of the Great Snowball Fight. GARY EAST - Back Row: E. Terrell, R. Smith, G. Terhune, B. Dravi- ninkas, D. Lumpkin, R. Mehne, S. Eberly, D. Madaus. L. Unger, D. Ellis, R. Garner. Second Row: G. Martin, P. Scifres. R. Babcock, T. Merchant, K. Vacek, R. Barker. S. Tavlor. C. Garr, M. Glingerman, M. Huey. Front Row: A. Davi.s. M Mnoiin, | Craft, M. Dickerhoff, S. Gain, L. Newman, P. Fry. 441 GARY EAST - Back Row: T. Mougen, R. HoUinsworth, B. Codger, R. Penner, C. Newman, S. Gulik, C. Streb, J. Semerau. Third Row: C, Creith, D. Keller, V. Rezabek. S. Weber, M, Willey, B. Elliott, C. Mar- seilles. L. Katterheinrich, D. Keller, J. Blewett, G. Suga, M. VanHyfte R. Somers. Second Row: C. Mager, J. Willcke, R. Deremiah, S. Koet- ter, S. Stalcup, J. Fraley, R. Ehrsam. Front Row: P. Meyers, G. Norris. H. Raymundo, |. Harlow, B. Gogel, J. Risk, R. Farris. GARY EAST - Back Row: H. Thomas, N. Wingert, K. Harvey, W. Lowes, J. Phillips, M. Leisner. D. Lew, W. Watt, S. Stanficld, K. Hous- ton. Second Row: D. Kres, M. Kelsay, P. Murphy. D. Sage, D. Taylor, K. Fleming, R. Wohadle, A. Jensen, N. Synko, D. Myers, C. Matsuno. Front Row: W. Darnaby, ]. Hamilton, S. Cline, F. Switzer, A. Boecher, J. Vardaman, M. Fleischhauer. ' jhoJiJUL v- -®-- • Vt .VJ  ' .K 442 GARY EAST - Back Row; L. Keel, T. Pickett, C. Rogol, F. Williams, K. Williams, D. Hopper, J. Ranochak, ]. Veach, R. Rodger, J. Britton, D. Bruekney, E. Gross. Second Row: B. Johnsonbaugh, T. Belleville, H. Nickerson, T. Schwinghammer, R. Vaught, L. Golglazier, ]. Ste- phenson, R. Borgman, L. Chodzinski, J. Baker, R. Rach, R. Morrison. Front Row; R. Kark, J. Merchant, F. Pickel, B. Mains, W. Li, ]. Filip- pim, F. Britt. extracurriculars With or without snow, the Gary Hall sports program is lively. Starting with A-Unit s Easy victory in the rope pull, the calendar of intramural sports fills up quickly as each unit strives for the best point total in the Quad. Although basket- ball receives heavy emphasis, the smaller sports, such as ping pong and swimming, fill much of the schedule, and seldom can a unit win total point honors without winning these less popular sports. The ri- valry is strong and the race for Quad championship will go down to the wire. GARY EAST - Back Row; R. Swanson, S. Barton, |. Buck, D. Conrad. K. Bluett, G. Drucker, B. Finney, M. VanWassen. Second Row; E. Yockey, L. Lumpkin, P. Tierman, |. Althoff. S. Ghristo- phel, E. Stearns. L. Feldman. Front Row: ]. Smith, D. Langfer- man, M. Schamuffa, L. Graig, J. Miller, T. Wickham, T. Shelton. between friends ' Whore sports leave off civil war comes in, as friendly rivalry between Gary units gains momentum. C-Unit floods Unit D with water and the animals of D retaliate with the release of thou- sands of fruit-flies in C as the adage an eye for an eye . . . is strictly ad- hered to. A bag of ketchup splattered on the wall of East Unit is automatically the fault of West, and revenge is planned ac- cordingly. Of course, every day is open season on counselors in the peaceful atmosphere of Gary Hall. kB.|e Dickey. GARY WEST - Back Row: M. Lahr. T. Anderson, G. Brandt, D, Gart- mell, J. Shelton, R. Carlson. K. Bartoszek, P. Weaver, L. Bumb, B Blasch, P. Van Laere, T. Statzell. Third Row; G. Kohn, S. Jacob. M Gladden. R. Gonner, M. Bruner. S. Shaffer. D. Thomas. K. Roach. S McNeil, A. Gzernek, L. Miller. Second Row: C. Reiling, G. Block, R. Fee, T. Owens. [. Wheadon, D. Schenck, R. Law, D. Hibshman. Front Row: M. Kitagawa. P. Grayson, P. Scharf, S. Jeffries, D. Shreves, G. Mikaloff, V. Naccarato, R. Kramer, R. McCaskey, G. Yamaguchi. GARY WEST - Back Row: R. Maxwell. D. Deig. S. Dolan. D. Klinge. S. Klemme. G. Wooten. G. Edwards. J. Schick. T. Tubergen, D. Van- Hoy. W. Willis. Third Row; G. Koutoulas. T. Nizialak. G. Smith, B. Alger, C. Ganshorn, D. Miller, T. Levandoske, L. Schuh, H. Williams, C. Goty. M. Shikany. Second Row; B. Williamson, J. Knecht, M. Glay, D. Jenkins, G. Butcher, T, Sutcliffe, K. Haglund, J. Payne. Front Row; L. Allen, J. Sachen, G. Jackson, L. Beck. R. Atherton, F. Niccum. Mm void Tin i w d Lt Vl w. t ' r i f ■■si i ' t t-, 1 r t f, GARY WEST - Back Row: T. Schultz, G. Wilson, D. Hranek, D. Tay- lor. B. [esse, J. Suchomel, D. Vezmar, P. Eggleton, J. Sell, D. Gooper, S. Dickey. Third Row: P. Morrison, F. Shaw. ]. Lewis. G. Pressler, F. Kreuger. A. Birch. D. Summers. R. Meunier, G. Ridge. M. Kinnett, M. Fitzpatrick. Second Row: J. Goebel, V. Petrites, M. Buam, R. Garris, G. Lunsford, J. Vadeboncoeur, T. Moore, M. Garlson. FronI Row: G. Pleshek, J. Dean, D. Lavallee. B. Skidmore, J. Lies, W. Go decker. GARY WEST - Back Row: J. Garr. R. Edkins, M. Frick, B. Barnes, R. Land, R. DeMarco, L. Stephan, B. Tilden. R. Fuhon, G. Evans, R. Rost- vold. Third Row: H. Morris, P. Squire, J. Sorkin, A. Wellmeyer, J. Powell, |. Morgan, R. McLaughlin, B. Konsynski, L. Ford, J. Mincy. Second Row: D. Bikin, S. Clark, D. Reagan, S. Tague, J. Day, L. Farm- er, ]. Doeppers. K. Richburg. Front Row: D. Patton. D. Mardham, E. Davidzuk, D. Bellamy, D. Moeller, D. Fields, T. Ray, J. Jung. T. Dietz. 445 irccht, j ' l GARY NORTHEAST - Back Row; F. Hanak. |. Lambrccht P. Flaugher. D. Myoi Palmer, G. Husky. R. Bozarth D. Tully, D. Lavvcll. Second Row: S. Wells. D. Mcrriman. R. Seward. B. Aim. R. Hansen. R. Eaton. R. Cummings. L. Rosentrader. M. Trammel. Front Row; A. Mroczkievvicz. N. Allen. W. Marcum. B. Ste- phens, R. Evans. P. Stover. G. Matlof. S. Monroe. GARY NORTHEAST - Back Row; J. Larson, L. Terrell, D. Hardin, D DeWolf, I. Baker, T. Ricketts, S. Poe, B. Monk. S. Pahle, T. Fasbinder M. Marlar. Second Row: M. Toth, G. McConaghy, R. Bonner, P. Hun- delt. P. Arnold, B. Farrand, T. Eber, G. Breland, M. Ellis, N. Baugh- man, L. Ely. Front Row: D. Ghristian, G. Martin, J. Hirshey, E. Julius, P. Sheppard, A. Underbill, D. Roach. L. Beaver. ♦.•• ' I rlo lit If . f . , f f ' „ - GARY NORTHEAST - Bock Row; R. Sjoberg. R. Walker, T. Mat- thews, R. Park. R. Huff. J. Krummen. M. Littrell, G, Threlkel, B. Koebrn, J. Ksenak, R. Childers. Third Row; R. Etchison, B. Pulliam, J. Rogers, K. Killigrew, M. Oles, E. Wirth, G, May, W. Nigh, A. Whisler, G. Nelson, D. Liechty, D. Williams. Second Row: J. Goats, G. Arnem- ann, R. Schimmelpfennig, M. Wagner, D. Hall, B. Boettger, L. Gul- bertson, R. Dale. Front Row: J. Icerman, R. Hester, W. Lamy, J. Hun- ter, A. Walling, J. Ham, G. Howard. S. Augsburger. 446 ut tJ.J=LL=P LJjO ft! f fXf f ft f - ' ■ f f r GARY NORTHEAST - Back Row; G. Gormley. G. Holsapple. K. Marszalek, D. Dziadosz, H. Hakes, D. Brown, G. ' Rignel, S. Allen, D. Wilson, T. Brokamp, M. Muller. T. Janitz. Second Row: J. Grubb, J. [oyce, K. Kline, B. Vanderbilt. G. VanAcker, |. Polak, J. Heller, D. a cary christmas ?n Montgomery, J. Denhart, J. Butler, M. Thomas, M. Hole, Front ow. B. Grey, M. Sellers, R. Huddlestun, L. Butz, G. Weber, R, Wright, I. Hartoch, D. Hambrock. Perhaps the best known Gary tradition is the Annual Children ' s Christmas Party. Organized by Freshman Council and paid for by donations from Cary Club residents, the party is as much a part of Gary as the vines on the walls. Who can remember the hundreds of children who met Santa at Cary? Poor Santa couldn ' t explain that slightly yellowed beard, but questions were forgotten as presents were opened in wild flurries of paper. Who will remember? Maybe the kids will. Don ' t get out of bed; I ' ll be done in a moment. l fW GARY NORTHWEST - Back Row: [. Kirlin, W. |ones. C. Mayer, M. Ridgovvay, T. Litka, J. Scott, T. Maxwell, R. Ma.son, D. Lubert, W. Merkel, B. Waskom, B. Schnackel. Third How: M. Knapp, T. Cipares, J. Cunningham, F. Stoudt, J. Kepler, H. Rathbun, |. Hammer. T. Allen, G. Brouhard, L, Lytle. Second Row: H. Langbehn, T. Smith, A. Frank- lin, M. Ramsey, K. Katzif, M. Fetzer, J. French, M. Rose. Front Row: K. Hardig. H. Rinkel, C. Robb, B. Rapar, R. Hoffman, ]. Graf, D. Tolly, L. Dierkes, K. Spolnik. GARY NORTHWEST - Bock Row: L. Haflel. D. Miller. H. McDer- mit. R. Richter, S. Kerkhoff, D. Michalak, J. Vawter, T. Townsend, M. Nowling, [. Winings, D. Seltenright. Third Row: P. Peterson, R. Nat- termann. B. Leary, J. Martin. B. Biggs, J. Sweeney, G. O ' Brien, A. Palm. R. Menges. D. Cyranowski. M. McGuire, T. Biggerstaff. Second Row: D. Eudy. R. Price, D. Bastin, S. Sohn, G. Mintz, T. Greasser, J. Schrier, R. Sloan. Front Row: R. Holloway. T. Sachs. |. Lamb, M. Lip- ton, R. Gosgrove, W. Shafer, L. Smoot, L. Holtzman, G. Gowley. I (liiele,D. «RY 0 Peaveyji gaslight square vs. the roadrunner Gary Hall social life was diversified and full. Early in December, following three months of planning, the Union Ballrooms became Gaslight Square for the Gary- Excalibar Winter Formal. On the infor- mal occasions, cellar dances and B-G Hootenanies drew capacity crowds, but nothing filled a hall better than 15 Roadrunner cartoons in the Hub. As always, John ' s Triple-Rich, Spoon Style milkshakes brought land office business to the Gary Hall Grill. GARY NORTHWEST - Back Row; R. Bonacorsi, D. Carr, H. Ros- quete, D. Metzger, S. Carter, R. Muchnick, C. DeRose, D. Johnson, E. Daum, K. Spencer, E. Northrop. Second Row: D. Leuck, C. Norton, J, Baker. A. Carter. D. Shaw, |. Hiadley, D. Mackey, J. Canarecci, T. Watkins. Front Row; F. Budreau, M. Kaiser, R. Blanchard, W. Daily, T. Beck, L. Anglin, M. Guffy. a - 1 • ■ « ' I? f GARY NORTHWEST - Back Row; B. Schnabel, G. Nick, R. Fuhs, F. Peavey, M. Fansler, D. Kramer, R. Isenhour, D. Fleming, T. Koebeler. Second Row: R. Baker, G. Alvey, J. Powell, P. Marsh, G. McDermit, P. Wendel, J. Woida, T. Bower. Front Row: F. Moore, T. Bicknell, K. Flaherty, M. Hutnick, L. Fissel, D. McKee. i ' Leeper, swortL Wis.! eff Zjliiskj; Saejei.S Hioev.S OWEN NORTHEAST - Back Row; R. Foxworthy, C, Penoyer, L. Leeper. M. Bloom, G. Henriott, L. Sluckwish, C. Niementowsh. T. Ell- sworth, R. Northenor, M. Smith. Third Row: D. Martin, R. Hess, D. Custis, M. Powers, D. Feaster, P. Toth, R. Gentz, N. Byrnes, D. Panke, M. Chapman, R. Stoughton, G. Kellermeier, G. Kopp. Second Row; W. Reid, S. Conover, M. Fagan, R. Yeiter, R, Rainey, R. Stephens, K. Graham, B. Baden, T. Burgmeier, R. Baier. Front Row; I. Curtis, G. Lucas, L. Marsh, D. Berlien, J. Wolfe, R. Murray, D. Navikas. efficiency essential — offices expendable OWEN NORTHEAST -Back Row; R.Alford, R. (;,i .l,i, M Hunt, J. Zalusky, R. Cushman, D. Baber, J. Walter, D. Folkc T, Williams, L. Rueger, S. Licking. Third Row; D. Lloyd, T. Cotter, B. Cronk, T. Abbi- nett. A. Anderson, D. Hicks, F. Crowe, G. Hartman, J. Huseman, J. Hanev, S. Bell, K. Surma. M. Eve. Second Row: S. Sims, M. Tower, D. Houser, J Knosp | Frit? M Sandci R Wagner, J. Bellairs. R. Utter, P.Howell Front Row P Ol.onnor D Hans, F. Machulis, S. Scherm- erhorn, J Antle, W Conway, J Massengale, J. Brenneman, J. Huff- Rallying to last year ' s cries of Unity, Unity, Owen Hall went to war against the increasing resident disinterest in hall functions. Under the leadership of Tim Dewey, a new system of government was established, centralizing control in a Stu- dent Senate. All but those offices essen- tial to efficient hall management were eliminated. Due to improved hall facili- ties, including new paneling for the Busby, student leaders are now achiev- ing their objectives — loyalty and partici- pation in a progressive Owen Hall. OWEN NORTHEAST - Back Row: D. Hanson. D. Mills. P. Hoffman. B. Canadii, R. Stalcup. D. Millikan. J. Lie- ber. M. Hollingsvvorth. M Smith. M. Caron. G. Res- bach. Second Hon; L. KniR- D. Armstrong. M. Lyons. ! Rutherford. J. Rohlik. J. Hn manson. P. Price. J. Shay. K. Deranek. J. Johnson. T. Griffy. Front Row: C. Shaver. P. Jenkins. J. Adams. D. Wesch. J. Gill. D. Vierling. R. Brvchell, R. Booher. B. Peters, S l.einnrt. ft 1 1 po OWEN SOUTHWEST - Back Row. R. Walker. M. Kacur. S. Kubiak, G. Jackson. D. Stonebraker, K. Bowman. W. Gallauer. R. Mott. P. Hammond. T. Robinett. D. Bischoff. Second Row: C. Drudge, R. Row- land, E. Procopio. P. Klepper. L. Anderson. C. Whitted, L. Katz. J. Hall, R. Kooy. R. Lambert. Front Row; M. Crane. R. Cullota. R. Schel- dorf. J. Ward. B. LaManna. G. Foust. J. Loughmiller, C. Teichman, R. Lannan. 5 © .t f t© OWEN SOUTHWEST - Bock Row: H. Borge. B. Vitian. L. Wade, D. Wallace, N. Swenson. M. Myers. B. Graver, T. Schocke, R. Denham. Second Row; J. Far- row. M. Crovesi. L. Bartolucce. R. Bishop, H. Amick, D. Lyman. J. Daley. G. Hahn. Front Row: E. Higa. R. Daler. D. Mann, M. Corso. M. Bogue. J. Buss. R. Bloom. S. Hoffmann. Hang ight. I ' m going to borrow the ladd Ol E Haitian Helm I Owen Music Lover ' s Festival ' 68 was held at a South Sea Island Luau and featured the Polynesian (??) sounds of the Five Emprees. The effects of the pine- apple juice were visible in December when half of Northeast Unit wandered into the Snowball Dance in grass skirts. Semester break, however, sobered even the hall waiters so that March found everyone eagerly awaiting the Owen for- mal. Inspired by the great success of the formal, Ed Morris vowed that the next music festival would be held at the La- fayette chapter of A.A. Polynesian hangover © § A A J A s in ' ff V © M ' Iti4,f f OWEN SOUTHWEST - Back Row: T. Anzalone. C. Peterson, B. Hathaway. K. Harvill, J. Weinhardt, R. Stumpf. P. Day, L. Lucas, D. Helms, G. Rantz, L. Kelly. Second Row; P. Handschu, R. Napientek, 9 .. © I® i f tfli % ' H y 11 IT ■; bf PI U n f ifl HI Hp 1 H S. Apple, J. Gudmundson, R. Herrel, C. Kracium, D. Lee, C. Gable. C. Knotts, D. Molnar. W. Poole. Front Row: T. Hogg. G. Straw. B. Boyd. R. Foster, S. Schneider, ]. Weaver, P. Heath, T. Tramel. J. Bruno. OWEN SOUTHWEST - Back Row: M. McCarty. T. Hunter, J. Kime. D. Toczyn- ski, D. Sharp, ). Retzner, S. Scholl, C. Caldwell. Second Row: P. Shireman, D. Fri- edersdorf. M. Willikmson. T. Shelton. P. Cunningham, D Lloyd, C. Culross, G. Royer Front Row: D. Martinal. C Kautzman, G. Hirko, R Thompson, G. Brown, B Kroc, B. Kacur, D. Ockenga. 453 -J d ® n % a a 1 ? i i i i i I 1 ■ LI M 11 TT H ■ wm jjiJH 1 p OWEN NORTHWEST - Back Ron: 1, Palhknwski, T, ' Helton. G.Edwards, J. Wiskcr.D.Kool, . kulin.C. Sniil B. Craig, D. Trigg. Second Row: G. Biidtorth, G. Kodgni gold. R. Grabham, D. Yacko. R. Shashaani, R. Miller, P. Hei ' , M. VV. Man- kamp, R. Hl.ikc. 1., Ilthdff. D. Whipple, E. Samuelson, J. Miller, R. Binghan •YoiU liinv: K. Knight, P. Irwin, G. Portman, W. Ford, G. Mauck. Stephens, D. Haworth, W. Wheatley. J. Schroeder, A. Cohee. musical sports? To many in Owen, nothing is more musi- cal than the repeated thump of a basket- ball or the soft piop of a rebounding ten- nis ball. The men of Owen thrive on sports. Though many of the Hussars are varsity athletes, interest among the amateurs is high and competition for team membership is tough. If desire mer- ited awards, Owen would sweep the field. OWEN NORTHWEST - Back Row: ]. Thompson, J. Harpi .1. V Blume, D. Patterson, ]. Place. A, Simangk, M. Luther. H. Croop, |. Ga- none, P. Coleman, A. Romane. Third Row: M. Moskal, B. Churton, ) Lewis, |. Smith, |. McCarthy. D. Maves. J. Groeninger. B. Reid. K Helk, ]. Drammes. G. Players, D. Brauer, C. Kraft. Second Row: T, Cium, |. Sieber, B. Shulha, B. Hatcher, D. Stroud, C. Grise, T. Clark, A. Spelbring, J. Proctor, R. Greene. Front Row: B. Willoughby, M. Daniels, E. Ingmire, E. Rutledge, R. Baldwin, T. Costakes, G. Adam- oski, D. Baldea, S. Chase. G ' Bulloc OWEN NORTHWEST - Back Row; P. Wright, N. Bauer, E. Boyer, A. Beetz, R. Turelli, B. Thome, M. Heinold, G. Byers, T. Wallschlaeger. L. Vaenewyck, D. Young. Second Row; J. Spencer, |. Davis, D. Hartge, M. Eire, R. Hopple, M. Shields, M. Smith, E. Kingery, W. Ruthgeb, ]. Heath, C. Campbell, G. Croop, R. Norns. Front Row; D. Moroz, A. Rohrer, M. Schillinger, C. Davenport, R. Wert, W. Jordt, S. Schneer, D. Deters, B. Ellis, B. Marks. fLA.Q 9. m OWEN SOUTHEAST - Back Row: R. Bishop, M. Dunham, |. Scheuer, R. Switek, S. Schultz, G. Willmot, B. Waske, P. Erickson, R. Wartzok. T. Klemm, B. Havig. Second Row: D. DiBiasie, P. Pavnica, G. Bullock, J. Shirey, T. Malinowski. A. Vandenberg, M. Brand, J. Wagley, B. Blasius, E. Nottingham, D. Mathes. Front Row; L. Long, T. Ponder, C. Sturla, W. Myers, D. Clark, I. Schendel, M. Banner, D. Danner, R. Ceiling, R. George, W. Deig. 455 n ' Q OWEN SOUTHEAST - Back Row: |. Kmetz, D. Threlkeld, S. Dum- bauld. K. Shrum. D. Savidge, D. Baner, S. Burkhammcr. S. Butler. T. Strang. E. Morris. Second Row: T, Crews, R. Hostetler, M. LeGros, S i , C Salak. G. Staab, A. Lindstrom, M. Cook, B. Si- iiiil limv S Schultz. R. Bourie, A. )ohnson, D. Fuess, D. n, 1 Kramer, R. Schnepper. D. Lepper, T. Leak. OWEN SOUTHEAST - Back Row: S. Miller, J. Burroughs, . |. D. Strauss. G. Colbert. |. Schniedwind, R. Good, R. Edstrom, M tlejohn. R. Hoehn. P. Wang. Second Row: D. Malcolm. P. Fiducc Sharp. J. Maull, D. Fogt. D, Schulz, J. Waechter, P. Wood. A. Conner, I. Carlson. Front Row; R. Neumuth, M. Buehler, B. Jacobs, K. Morkel, j. Mattern. B. Kress, B. Corcoran, S. Vames, S. Bell. as owen goes . Owen entered the 1968 Mock P conven- tion with the vitality of a national politi- cal party. Thanks to the immeasurable aid from Shealy Hall, Owen petitioned for and received Michigan and her favor- ite son, George Romney. The many weeks spent preparing their support for the Michigan Governor gave each of the seventy-six delegates a political experi- ence never to be forgotten. 456 TARKINGTON SOUTHWEST - nurU ihnv: T. Trischmann, H. Kalh- flcisch, G. Foudray. W. Buddo, T. Knlsch, M. Medo. R. C;halfant, C), Schwi-nk. T. Hamilton. Second Row: R. Hall, S. Saucerman, A. Win- stel. |. Arnold. R. Waugh, G. Herman, G. McColloum. R. Weaver. D, Haan, M. Carroll, F. Woodvvorth. Front Row: S. Yorkcs, D. Hudson, J. McGpp, j. McCormick. T. McClellan, M. Minder, N. England, P. Den- tel, G. Sturm. TARKK tCttlb beis,D, Gitaorf. where the girls are With complete disregard for the Purdue tradition of separation of sexes, Tar- kington Hall initiated its first class of the Halberdears. These girls do not pro- vide a dating service but serve as first ladies of Tarkington Hall. Presently a social experiment, the Halberdears are becoming a permanant part of Tarking- ton social life. um Hull,|,P SSivliie TARKINGTON SOUTHWEST - Back Row: R. Lipper, F. Machledl. J. Varnau, S. Rogers, M. Brave, M. Shaffer. D. Taylor. S. Youngblood, G. Rog, M. Hobbs, G. Hanna. Second Row; R. Boettger, P. Parish, W, Serban, T. McDonald, R. Carlson, A. Stegemoller, D. Weaver, A. Elli- son, J. Hurley, W. Robertson, J. Evans, G. Mugford. Front Row: G. Anderson, M. Doran, M. Kasper, R. Costanza, D. Bell, R. Wunder, C, Moore, P. Super, W. Schoenlein, K. Reyzer. TARKKC iFishet, lVoo,p,i, 458 TARKINGTON SOUTHWEST - Back Row; R. Dukeman. J. Hendrich, D. Moore, D. Sell, R. King, T, Grether. Second Row: A. Shoolman, E. Gass, G. McAtee, R. Gudgel, R. McCathren, S. Naten- berg, D. Hildebrand. Front Row; G. Glandon, J. Fleming, W. Fisher, ]. Williamson, D. Goulait, R. Gilmore, R. Roth. Future pfc. practices for k.o. TARKINGTON SOUTHWEST - Back Row: D. Perry, R. Lindley, ] Hull, J. Porter, J. Molik, J. Muir, R. Hall, C. Hiers, R. Chace, R. Poyser R. Swhier. Second Row: D. Alexander, L. Kaser, R. Sterner, D. Thom- as, A. Moore, D. McAllister, C. Wiza, K. Carter, D. Adams, S. Young- blood, J. Geyman, P. Braman. Front Row: F. Stutsman, J. Holdeman, D. Calvin, F. Brown, W. Szabo, R. Widman, J. Bare, R. Luebke, ]. Ries, E. Eichner. -I .. - i : ' r y 111 I fA TARKINGTON SOUTHEAST - Back Row: C. Evans, D. Lord, B. Manuszak, R. Kleinman, C. Spurliw, J. Gall, D. Lawrence, T. Voisinet, J. Fisher, R. Wettlaufer, T. Zatkulak. Second Row; R. Watson. D. Woo, P. Hess, C. Veeder, R. St. Pierre, J. Hornyak, T. Morgan, M. All- hands, K. Deardorff, P. O ' Connell, T. Miller, E. Miller, G. Motler. Front Row: E. Shulaker, L. Swinehart, K. Humma, R. Placey, R. Brothers, R. Wilson, G. Summers, ]. Brothers, B. Benda, |. Miller. H-2 goes ' ' grubby Known for their innovation in the face of tradition, Tarkington has conquered an- other barrier to hall autonomy — the hated dress standards. Eliminating the formal atmosphere at meals, Tarkington has proven that sport shirts are not grubby. Coat and tie requirements are limited to Sunday dinner and meals have become enjoyable rather than tests of en- durance. TARKINGTON SOUTHEAST - Back Row: J. Krieg. M. Crane. T. Ka browiak, J. Stimson, D. Scott. T. Brewer, T. Fisher. S. Craig. K. Schwerin. T. Brzezinski. Second Row: T. Carpenter, G. Anderkay, J. Fouch, E. Marttisa, D. Mendhaus, D. Berger, S. Starek, S. Stasudaitis, TARKINGTON SOUTH- EAST - Back Row: D. French, W. Messersmith, A. Yarrington, F. Cook, |. Fleury. ). Huskamp, G. Clark. [. Scott. J. Nippert. S. Smith. Second Row: C. Benjamin. L. jochem, D. Alfano. M. NataU. |. Stultz. L. Dorsch, S. Meehan, S. Ornberg, C. Lynn. P. Bishop, C. NataH. Front Row; B. Rob- erts, P. lerrell, N. Boynton, G. Buss, R. Maxwell, ]. Keller, B. Katz, D. Foulke, D. Dyrstra. S. Everett. R Ratz F Stitely. J. Wiseman. G. Rhoades, M. Rose. Front Row: K. Steffey, P. Unterborn, D. Render, J. Wegner, G. Takach. B. Schlo- mann. T. Sabaj. J. Brooks. D. Shame. % mMjP. TARKINGTON NORTH- EAST - Back Row; R. [ahnke, R. Miltz, W. Plum- mer, S. Genet, S. Dewig, K. Hausner, J. Weibel, R. Mus- ser. Second Row; J. Putchav- en, S. Wichmanowski, M. Mullins, R. Gedger, T. Lee, J. Petro. R. Bilsinger, G. Roet- zer. Front Row; J. Smith, B. Treadwell, |. Savage, B. Shannon, S. Andrews, C. Wade, R. Schuhze. P. Rost. go© JUJ5 . f? Y fL TARKINGTON NORTHEAST - Back Row; C. Rister, S. Downes, K. Daniel, S. Schneider. T. Taff, D. Main, K. Gross, K. Lange, D. Riggs, E. Savage, B. Garrison, J. Weber. Second Row: M. Gavin, F. Gates, D. Gundry, H. McWhinney, P. Ruttkar, S. Merten, G. Carlson, D. Ad- dington, J. Squires, D. Pawley, D. Newsom, J. Edgerly. Front Row; J. Hill, H. Boehme, T. Terhune, T. Williamson, T. Cassman. L. Hoeltke. 1. Mier, T. Callahan, E. Evans, D. Burress. if not at purdue Ball State, never-never land to many Purdue males, welcomed 200 men from Tarkington for a November trade party. A regular event on the hall social sched- ule, the party featured swimming in their gymnasium pool. Evening brought back the reality of Purdue and anticipation of the next trip to Ball State. TARKINGTON NORTHEAST - Back Row; W. Seward, E. Katz, J. Smith. K. Black, |. Ellis, R. Gordon, D. Campbell, J. Penny, R. Gay, D. Stambaugh. Second How: C. LaBounty, J. Tallyn, D. Tirsell, D. Jungst, L. Keck, G. Voss, M. Kraag, D. Voss, S, Irick, T. Gertwig. Front Row: B. Podgorny, D, Schwarz, D. Cook, B. Schult, S. Milner, A. Kraft, M, Hanson, W. Schramm, 1. Vanada, I. Walker. - ■ 4 r rm U TfT Jl %JL Q. t „ Vff ft f f f fillet f •ij w at, ' . fin! TARKINGTON NORTHWEST - Back Row: D. Buttles, S. Beres, J. Kervin. J. Vinke. D. Mears, R. Alfeld. A. Espindsa, R. Kent, D. Vought. A. Fisher. D. Middendorf. Second Row: J. Funke, R. Grove, H. Durgin, P. Fahrbach, J. Hernandez, B. Browar. T. Osmon. R. Osmon, B. Young, F. Wilkinson. Front Row: P. Klinker, G. Buck, D. Lindley, D. VanAken, F. Meech. S. Krampe. W. Groebe, G. Hibner, T. Ewing, D. Bond, M. Matthews. band-aid for my finger. stick ' em up Not content with changing meal condi- tions, Tarkington brought reforms into the study rooms as ancient laws against decorating the walls were revised. End- ing years of the forbidden tape, Bob Dylan and Playboy fold-outs have be- come legal decorations as the rigid walls of tradition continue to fall in Tar- kington Hall. TARKINGTON NORTHWEST - Back Row: D. Gibson, J. Madar, K. Blind, M. Fund, T. Heinrich, S. Gates, R. Combs, D. Evenden, D. John- son, A. Plisskin. Second Row; L. Lee, B. Eggert, D. Tigges, J. LaBelle, M. Webbink, R. Clark, R, Delp, P. Woerner, E. Land, T. Hillis. Front Row: C. Reising, D. Goebel. M. Schornstein, P. Briggs, R. Sykes, J. Ricker, D. Robertson, S. Benford, J. Bitzenberg, B. Burkhardt. p i© © i § TARKINGTON NORTH- WEST - Back Row: R. Smith, M. Hildebrand, S. Wonderly, G. Major, D. Mor- gan, R. Cooper, T. Johnson, W. Wills, M. McDaniel. Sec- ond Row.- D. Allison, M. Brower, B. McLaren, G. .D.Benner, D.Fisher, D. Woerner, C. Nordlin. Front Row: P. Snyder, G. Kopscick, D. Hudson, B. Mains, K. Kos- ter, K. Jones, L. Wilkinson. 465 n i 1 1 i ; ' shattered records From out of the depths of Wiley Hall came the squeals and groans of the in- sound in music as WILY shattered the world record for unbroken air time. For two hundred consecutive hours, Dave Haseman and his heavy-eyed disc jock- eys jammed the airwaves (and their lis- teners ' ears) with a mighty music mara- thon. sjl WILEY SOUTHWEST - Back Row: C. Schaadt, G. Philippe, T. Ro, ' Fuoti, B. Maners, R. Hail, J. Eagin, G. Fuchs, D. Ferguson ' Hallstein. Second Row; S. Lowry, T. Crews, D. Wil s, C. Eckert, Sfratman, H. Perl ins, M. Pulliam, R. Glotzbach. R. Mix, W. Redman. Front Row: M. Jones, J. Rusk, P. Goulooze, J. Dixon, G. Bechtold, G. Young, D. Monk, W. Davis, S. Grabert, R. Stachon. WILEY SOUTHWEST - Back Row: D. Lunte, E. Miller, T. Coorsh, C. Rutledge, J. Mills, D. Strader, C. Searle, T. Flynn, R. Buell, S. Beck- ett. Second Row: A. Rosulek. W. Irish, T. Morgan, J. Clingman, R. Fernsler, M. Luther, F. Richter, A. Richert, D. Bowers, D. riubbs, D. Hanline. Front Row: R. Lange, J. Moody, D. Rucker, D. Davis, M. Pe- ters, M. Cornell, R. Hopwood, R. Anderson, G. Wilson, G. Witham. 465 KS D La J?- JJ H ES FT V EHFS ' if Jtaii ' y V WILEY SOUTHWEST - Back Row; J. Sharp, A. Rice, M. Wilcox, J. Dusek, M. Humnicky, F. Gough, D. Ritterskamp, j. Snyder, R. Wendt, T. Sears. Second How: L. Massom, B. McLaugnlin, K. Smith, H. Lib- bey, R. Davis, C. Hanna, D. Ziegler, D. Dimmich, M. Borden, M. Ashby, ). Bush. Front Row: N. Satkoski, P. Borst, R. Cosner, T. Schmidt, W. Raid, W. Nugent, W. Carothers, J. Heinz, B. Edwards, R. Wert. vey,D,Fil Setondfli talk I S Due to overcrowded bving conditions, you have been assigned to the 3rd floor trunk room. WILEY NORTHEAST Back Row: M. Bright, D. Roberts, S. Drinkut, T Kirkpatrick, R. Heifner, B. If 1 can get two A ' s to balance my three F ' s Nysewander, D. Julius. Brubaker. Seconct Row: L, Hale, B. Crorey, B. Powell, M. Kahl.T. Bentley, P. Clod falter, G. Proctor, R. Spur geon. Front Row: L. Fill- now, A. Callauder, J. Do- naldson J. Diebold, R Hornbake, W. Vance, S. Richardson, I. Bechdel 3 ©. , ' 5. a e t. ,® f l ft WILEY NORTHEAST - Back Row: M. Voyles. M. Al ston, |. Flinn, G. Lantz, F. Ahrns, D. Foster, J. Budd. M Doades. Second Row: G Wall. G. Dickinson, K. Dow ell, B. Greene, D. Rasler, T. Pfendler, T. Chapin, C, Kid der, T. Harris. Front Row: S Gutierrez, T. Biss, D. Spence, D. Ingalls, T. Teutsch, N, Webster, ). Reinking, D, Strong. WILEY NORTHEAST - Back Row: A. Czyszczon vey, D. Fillnow, R. Oing, J. Steinbrecker, R. Truitt, D. Huff Second How. D. Cohn, J. Gill, D. Rinker, M. Reinhart, R. Flanary, T. Brown, D. Qu R. Mille Castle, J. Gaines, D. Beeson, D, Robinson. Front Row: B. Fillnow. M. Lammert. L. Wenger. P. Eggers, S. Parcell, M. Goodrich, J. Stark, J. Mulligan, B. Walden. Even the laundry has a T.V. in quest of victory Spurred by devastating victories in soft- ball and tennis during the 1967-68 sports season, Wiley Hall won the H-Hall ath- letics championship with a total of 1290 points. This past year, under the inspired leadership of Larry Fillnow, the track, cross country, and 16 softball crowns fell to Wiley as they began the drive for their 9th consecutive H-Hall champion- ship. Indian summer thing Fall arrives, the leaves disappear, rays die rapidly. The evening sun singes the tip of the Co-Rec roof, caroms off the bare branches of the trees, and settles in the formal lounge of Wiley Hall. A deep, Indian Summer orange tints the massive picture windows and casts dark shadows across the furniture. In keeping with the season, the colored tape comes out and the paint cans are opened as the side- walks of Purdue proclaim an Indian Summer Thing at Wiley Hall. I figure $75 will get me a D in the course. WILEY NORTHWEST - Back Row: A. Barash, S. Brong, P. Freder- ici . J. Scott, J. Lerch, D. Villwock, B, McMillin, B. Daniels, T. Kenne- dy, R. Bode, K. Miller. Second Row. W. Vandagriff, L. West, J. Dunn T. Wagoner, M. Citron, G. Huber, D. Knochel, C. Saff, J. South, G. Portilla. Front Row: M. Cumberland, E. Johnson, R. Phillips, R. Till, L. Nagel, M. Downey, R. Adler, R. Reese, L. Shannon, S. Grissom. WILEVi fflan,W. D.Woltei WILEY NORTHWEST - Bock Row: D. Baker, C. Shumaker, S. Pi- pher, A. Forster, L. Parsons, D. Mandel, F. Terrell, P. Dorman, j. Han- nas, J. Cross. Second Row; G. Wolfe, A. Keltyka, F. Smalley, J. Kowal- ik, D. Sanner, S. Cox, P. Martin, S. Martin, J. Leinwand. Front Row; M. Barren, D. Hall, C. Colvin, R. Baker, M. Miller, S. Eisenhut, G. Sheeler, R. Maupin. T. Williams, J. Moll. WILEY NORTHWEST - Back Row: M. Beeson, R. Koressel, F. Zappa, J. Rihm, M. Lawson, J. Myers, TSharp, D. Guinn, V. Close. Second Row: J. Hohenberger, D. Filler, L. Rust, E. Shoe- maker, R. McCammack, P. Foxworthy, D. VanHorn, L. Gouty, R. Sleat. Front Row; R. Horna- day, T. Quinn, D. Snyder, E. Pettus, C. Stinemetz, M. Bunnell, B. Irvin, W. Stout, D. Rugenein. WILEY SOUTHEAST - Back Row; W. Eryman, T. Nieman, W. Hol- man, W. Mader, A. Welch, J. Gossett, D. Conner, F. Zerr, S. Edrington, D. Wolter. Second Row: M. Madden, F. Schmidt, J. Schneider, D. Monesmith, R. Grant, A. Jamrose, J. Nordhoff, P. Randal, T. Yost, D. Manista, C. O ' Byrne G. Drury. Front Row: S. Zakem, R. Folland, K. Newcom, D. Gandolf, D. Land, P. McGovren, D. Beckwith, T. Pero, L. Coppelt, R. Troyer. i Were your shirts insured? 469 rT BT | H I M 1 f WILEY SOUTHEAST - Back Row: S. Hull, W. Overell, D. Stutz. A. Balmer. M. Hawkins. W. Haseman. D. Ziebell, T. Roush. J. Hudson. D. Tran. Second How. |. Dykert, F. Sasser. |. Craig, H. )aeger, R. Shipper. R. Reed, E. Morin, G. Steedly. D. Haase. R. Bailey. Front Row; P. Wes- sel. J. Payne, W. Finlay. S. Gaalema, T. Genutis, J. Parkes, J. Carter, R. Ericsson, I. Pearson, w. Bischoff. the sheets make the difference Borrowed white sheets, assorted brushes, and brightly colored paints are the tools of production for a pep-rally sign. Add a touch of genius from a crowd of laughing students, and the result must be success. Who knows this better than the men of Excalibar who put down all competition by winning the Dad ' s Day sign painting contest. This song was 1 in 1952 AfL s_ t rn tj ' i If ■rt WILEY SOUTHEAST - Back Row: |. Jorgensen, S. Funk, D. Dice, E. lones, W. Medley, B. Sprenger, J. Graft, J. Shown, D. Danforth, C. Meyers. Second iKow. M. Smith, ]. Morin. D. Stanutz. J. Branner, T. Kalinowski, E, McKaig. T. Small. S. Foster. |. Chen. T. Stump. C. Heyd, B. Dodt. Front Row. ). Wheatley, P. Hiatt, W. Baggeroer, S. Murphy. J. Funk. J. Hendress. S. Smith, G. Pritz, M. Hardin, G. Dan- iels. 470 ' 1 SW ' kv ' M!f ' k ' m McCUTCHEON i ' iM4 i ' J ' 4 El . ' ■% iki m i K w m la Trf McCUTCHEON A - Back Row; L. Hook, R. Junguls. G. Wolff. J. Placey, W. Dugger. P. Truelove, R. Duffy, T. Sleffen. Second Kow: R. Helms. C. Henson, G. Rich, J. Downs, D. Patterson, J. Stropki, J. Coomler. Front B.ow: C. Morris, G. Sparks, G. Ray, H. Jones, J. Ridge, J. Gorecki, C. Pedrey. M, , I : I ili;()N A - H(jrk Ro S. Slriiitjt-r, G. Crawford, L. Blundell, D. Roberts, A. Ives, D Caldwell, D. Williams, M. Bu said, C. Hall. Second Row: F. Machesky, B. Gable, E. Chesniit L. Tummel. C. Reed. W. Vasu. G. Mayer, W. Krieger. Front Row T. Kingery, J. Basey. T. Wolf. J Miller, G. Hunter, J. Cain, T. Cur rent, M. Creighton. misty moor ' s magic Sometimes in torrents, but more often in small, tear-like droplets, the spring rains enshroud Purdue in a warm mist — dampening clothes beneath their rain- coats and rendering umbrellas quite use- less. Yet, McCutcheon counts on the haziness to bring a touch of the Scottish moors to their spring formal, ScoWa Fan- tasia. The night is warm, the lights are low, and the music soft like the floating mist. h McCbl lewskU W.Medv he study break. I McCOTC iSS ft S! Sf B. P McCUTCHEON A - Back Row; W. McGee, M. Moolenaar, W. Wasi- lewski, M. Miles, B. Richter, T. Strueh, T. Webb, T. Cassidy, D. Buell W. Medwid. Second Row: D. Dunn, J. Hanjok, [. Leibrock, D. Litton R. Coulter, R. Whitehurst, T. Thomas, C. Evans. Front Row: R. Hicks, A. King, J. Mac, L. Cunningham, B. Dittmer, G. McKinley, T. McLarty, B. Whitford. McCUTCHEON B - Back Row; G, Schwinghamer, J. Peters, K Litzenberg, M. Plaia, J. Bunwell, R. Christ, T. Gorman, S. Kiester, B Opel, E. Bicilas. Second Row: D. Kinnane, R. Banner, W. Morgan, R Thompson, E. Mellby, C. Schultz, R. Stalle, G. Stone, D. Powell, J. Fransen, R. Wheeler. Front Row: T. Perdiam, P. Gallagher, M. Nadler. R. Schreiber, G. Cron, J, Swearingen, C. Stahl, J. Lehman. McCUTCHEON B - Back Row: P. Clark, J. Berrios, T. Moore, J. Walker, C. Redford, G. Brownlee, D. Kuebler, D. Mock. Second Row: J. Bolin, D. Hall, D. Linn, S. Deacon, W. Bell, G. Flood, G. Ostrom, R. Reed, T. Langel. Front Row; R. Olsen, R. Hutton, W. Schuchmann, W. Wilkins, L. Manship, |. Buedel, J. James. of men and machines The roar builds into a high-pitched whine as the small steel frames hurdle the crest of the hill and weave through the chicane, sending markers bouncing in all directions. Stopwatches snap smartly as the karts fly past their timekeepers and squeal into the low southern turn — 180 degrees of bone-rattling vibrations. 90, 100, 110 laps are completed and less than V4 of the starting field is still in the race. 118, 119, 120 laps and the 1968 Purdue Grand Prix is over with George Halleck in Stump Puller capturing 2nd Place for the Highlanders of McCutcheon Hall. rri ' ;«K5- . n r a f . McCUTCHEON B - Back Row: R. Ruhl, I, Stada, R. Akers C. Muller, M. Sims, D. Scott, D. Kirkpatrick, R. Scnroeder, J. Franckowiak, D. Shuppert, W. Chaney, D. Quinlan. Second Row; P. Piazza, P. Dotson, R. Dierckman, G. Bowers, A. Menzyk, T. Wingard, M. Kilcoin, M. Barga, J. Webb, M. Miller. Front Row; D. Lewis, D. Sobieski, J. Adams, B. Schmitt, K. Carlson, J. Jacoby, J. Steffy, M. Grundman. McCUTCHEON B - Back Row: W. Martin, S. Rainey, J. Prifogle N. Suetich, S. Perkins, J. Kincaid G. Allendorph, E. Williams. Sec ond Row; R. Sherwood. V. Mor- gan. D. Gilliatt, G. Dunn. J. Zulu. J States. D. Mason. Front Row; R Linegar. M. Pavese, R. Kalowitz R. Webster. G. Webster. D. Jensen J. Barber. 474 r¥t f J. ' ? McCUTCHEON C - Back Row: D. Fiasco. L. Coplen, C. Hite, T. Sporre, J. Faust, M. McClure, J. Snyder, T. Lawson, P. Raver, B. Hils- meyer, S. Arfman, B. Krieger, G. Havens. Second Row: P. Fred, B. Wagner, S. Miller, W. Byles, R. Flint, J. Cleaves. T. Claussen, D. Daggy, R. Gee, C. Seum, J. Compton, K. Rader, A. Conley. Front Row; D. Schnuelle, ]. Baker. S. Locke. C. Hehl, B. Brownell, R. McEwen, R. Huston, A. Pearlman, W. VanHorne. McCUTCHEON C - Back Row: G. Schilling, M, Pleasant. J. Paugh. S. Balsloy, N. Walker, D. Harvey, M. Monkhouse, B. Snyder, A. Fansler, D. Smith. Second Row: M. Renaldi, L. Thompson, M. Murphy, P. Dexter, D. Nicolini, D. Parker, M. Smith, K. Kellar. B. Stopczynski. Front Row: M. Mazzucchi, S. Allen. S. Chivington. M. Walsh, R. Heer. G. Hess, B. Daniell, D. Kline. R. Watson. I ' d swear I refused th A contact lease 4 inches thick! ,rr?oTa;SJK 7 and yet, they complain McCutcheo elevators to wait for and stairs to when the elevators don ' t work. They have a coffe shop to stand in line for, a radio station thatsometimes broadcasts, and maids to catch rummaging for con- traband. What more could they want? McCUTCHEON C - Back How. R. Fardus, B. Beckmann, B. Tharp. S. Gratzer. M. Green. D. Gilpatrick. S. Tracy. D. Warner, D. Hickman. S. Tauber. Second Row: T. Lurtz. T. Harter, R. Ru- ciicil, O. Wrav. K. Hand, S. Hall. D. Miller. S. Bey. D. Dohler. Front Row: [. Reiff, M. Woo- druff, |. Klinger. S. Fennig, D. Fagg, |. McCanna, M. Williams, T. White. RReicti McCUTCHEON C - Back Hoiv. H. I ' umphrey, K. Armstrong, C. Da- vidson, D. Young, L. Hamilton, C. Schciderer, A. Sowers, ). Sipotz, H. Lubbeck, L. Kauffman, K. Cas teel, |. Tomezak, R. Bowman. Second Row; M. Gerber. T. Swantko. J. Certa. T. Hill. F. Shep, ]. Dinius, R. Wood I Ford. D. Wineholt. W. Carruthers, ]. Witte. J. Selander. Front Row: R. Heil. R. Short, D. DeVoll, J. Richie, M. Sorgius. T. Old- ham. R. Richey, |. Kottlowski, G. Klein. I McCUTCHEON D - Back Row:T. Heiskell, ]. Humenik, R. Zimmer- man. J. Lohmeyer, B. Gerhold. P. Hartmann. J. Andrews. D. Payne. R. Anderson. R. Shade. B. Cox. Third Row: M. Moffat. A. Taylor, W. Stahl. D. Davey. C. Daman. E. Kach. D. Strieker. T. Coffett. D. Schneck, G. Olin. M. Albers, J. Stanley, A. Goldstayn. Second Row; D. Swift, I. Gutknecht, D. Duncan, C. Guarino. S. VanCleef. G. Orem, T. Chudzynski, C. Garrett, T. Sanders. Front Row: J. Beard, R. Leath. D. Norman, P. Bouche, B. Siefken, L. Coles. B. Rankin, ). Miller, J. Fox. I ntscke. MCCUTCHEON D - Back Row. L Marsden, [. Carr, L. DuVall, P. Brown, B. McClellan. D. Strahorn, T. Sartoris, S. Gillum, F. Zaverni, R. Reich. Third Row: M. Kinnick, S. Gartner, R. Gardner, G. Carr, J. Fleming, L. Alexander, B. Sparks, T. Keith, A. Peterson, L. Hebda. Second RowM. Swartz, S. Caito, J. Whitehouse, [. Thomson, J. Webb. B. Fentz, L. Shellhamer. M. Roberts. Front Row: W. Hampton, M. Looney, G. Cottingham, M. Heintz, B. Grandlienard, S. Nelson, 1. Klotz, B. McClellan. competitive surge Due to a sudden surge of competitive spirit and a rise in interest in hall sports, McCutcheon has set their sights on the H-Hall athletic trophy. Rebounding from last year ' s 6th place finish, the Highlan- ders opened the year with a 2nd place in 16 Softball and are picked as strong con- tenders to unseat Wiley Hall in all around competition. But all I know is yankee doodle. McCUTCHEON D - Back Row; T. VanCise, J. Noble, D. Cipollo, J Craig, S. Sundberg p. Sanders, _B. Mason, G. Mellencamp, E Fritsche Baeble B. McKee. Third Row: D. Edwards, L. Barlow, D. Rerick, B. G. Vissers, R. Peckinpaugh, P. McConnell, D. Reisiger, J. Tellmann, D. Hinebaugh. Second Row: B. Reder, I. Kanfer, C. Szmur- lo, R. Gaskill, C. Hengels, M. Craig, R. George, S. Diehl. Front Row.E. Berg, W. O ' Donnell, T. Haefner, C. Mayse, T. Perryjohn, R. Strouse. V. Binder, D. Copland. ■ ' = ' I ' ' Siiliiiiik lli|l  |« fr •it- ' , - «, .. - .vi l f ' J I I li splintered music Perhaps the first entry into the 1968-69 Purdue record book was provided by the Harrison DemoHtion Crew led by Jock Hawks and Mad Dog Reinken. Their six-man hurricane squad, using a sledge hammer and an axe, reduced an upright piano to a mass of shattered wood and tangled wire in the breath-taking time of 4 minutes and 40 seconds setting a new world ' s record. Their next project will be the leveling of Michael Golden Labs in 10 minutes. HARRISON A - Back Row; B. Campbell, M. Kopka. J. Monge, C. Leslie, D. Phillips, J. Hawk, R. Brumbaugh, D. Toth, R. Tovson, ]. Bas- sett. Second Row: B. Bean, G. Vrakas, T. Cardinal, D. Morado, K. Pe- ters D. Bender, M. Graettinger, W. Cunningham, R. Waibel, T. York, W. Rogers, A. Wiltshire. Front Row: R. Cameron, C. Ward, M. All- man, R. Liedl, W. Ricketts, K. Pierce, D. Markley, R. Galles, R. Wal- lace. HARRISON A - Back Row; K. Hixon, L. Bregitzer, K. Mertens, R. Solof, J. Thomas, W. Allen, R. Huntzinger. Second Row: B. Burns, S. Morris, R. Huisman, D. Graves, D. Moore, P. Wyckott, I. Lawrence. Front Row: F. Rize, A. Beir, J. Stallsmith, D. Horn, R. Miller, D. Benda, B. Sanders. m HARRISON B - Back Row: W. Wehrenberg, |. Grifl Wertz, S. Johnson, T. Pineel. D. Lataam, W. Fischer, C. Irvine, D. Rob- erts, C. Morgan. Second Row: J. Schenk, R. Weber, F. Lueken, S. Swadener, D. Dorazio, M. Wimer, L. Workman, N. Hyndman, S. War- ner, J. Scholl, J, Hayes, R. Smiley. First Row: L. Thrush, M. Hoffman, L. Morrow, M. Spencer, R. Quick, B. Lemmon, S. Terranella, J. Gor- ges, L. Emery. Surrounding or, rather, enveloping the south (female) wing of Harrison Hall is an intricate student alarm system. De- signed to provide the finest protection for the unsuspecting co-eds of Harrison, this system stops just short of maiming or killing an over-ambitious male. Each door is heavily wired and the window alarms can be triggered by Engiish Leath- er. Intelligence reports that the roof is being mined to prevent helicopter ap- proaches. we love our men — about 50 yds. away HARRISON B - Back Row: C. Oliveira, P. Sitton, J. Blazic, G. Feno- glio. R. McNamara. R. Haney, R. Sagendorf. E. Warres. W. Stillabow- er, W. Brickley. R. Thomas. Second Row: M. Lowder, J. Seibert, F Robbins, W. Yutmeyer, R. Anderson, L. Bragg, J. Cordell, W. Helfand T. Jones, M. Gardocki, R. Sink, M. Ingwersen. Front Row: G. Zeman, M. Treesh, R. Carlson, G. Moss, D. Burgette, P. Theurer, C. Orr, J. Wiley, ]. Wolford. HARRISON B - Back Row: D. Bohn, J. Spiess, P. Boggs. T. Pearson C. Luzuriaga, H. Mackay, M. Allen, L. Grinshaw. J. Snristopher, K Irvin. J. Palmer, A. Mosef, R. Frey, W. Neale, D. Gick. Second Row: H Aust, A. Gelfand, T. Quinn, P. McCord, D. Bower, J. Karp, R. Podsas- inski, M. Burco, R. Borkes, D. Allen. P. Karoldiewicz, H. Whaley, D. Mann, G. Owen, C. Cain, M. Kendig. Fronf Row: R. Goellner, G. Cre- asey, C. Mayer, A. Wagner, J. George, M. Orr. J. Smith. L. Plumb. L. Palguta, C. Schroeder. HARRISON C - Back Row: C. Eyden, M. Sell, S. Hess, C. Cooreman, D. Rice. A. Guffin, L. Burns, C. DeLafosse, P. Githens, M. Keller. Sec- ond Row: D. Hussong, C. Kirchner, P. Monnier, W. Jones, S. Claney, t L. Tarter, K. Davis, S. Sherry, M. Diehl, E. Lennox, V. Lee, K, Comer. Front Row: B. Mangin, L. Sheehey, C. McLemore, R. McCaffrey, P. Hasza, D. Damon, A. Gieck, A. Mathew. focus on the south side Undermining the traditional Purdue values placed on Engineering and the Humanities, the new Harrison curricu- lum of Visual Sciences has received avid support — especially from the south side of the north wing. Requiring only a good pair of binoculars and the patience to wait for an occasion to hold class, each class offers an easy A to all but the most hardened engineers. The subjects under study, while at first somewhat shy and uncooperative, have loosened their attitudes, and often their curtains, to an eager student body. HARRlSi Wet,|, feSro He ' s developed a rather destructive frame of mind. HARRISON C - Bock Row: S. [oyce, K. Stevenson, L. Sih, J. Kowal- sky, B, Ziker, I. Rogala, B. North, S. Walker, J. Terwilliger. Second Row: A. Kaye, D. Shields, P. Hall, M. Geder, S. Dosen, A. Moncur, M. Graves, V. Bawsel, H. Zerekecki, M. Catt, D. Eckhardt. E. Dobreff. Front Row: L. Sotak, B. Hardwick, L. Lawrence, B. Rahrar, M. Durr, C. Murphy, H. Reach, J. Frazee. HARRISON C - Back Row: R. Swaim. C. McDonald. L. Joint. P Yoder, J. Moritz, L. Nelson, J. Macey, K. Beard, L. Aski. S. McAlexan- der. Second Row: |. Schwartz, M ' . Bible, T. Walder, T. Saletta. D, Newman, J. Eaton, R. Suttle, L. Bauwens, V. Wright, J. Turner, M. Kin- dling, L. Klein. Front Row: L. Cunningham, L. Hoffman, R. Rodgers, M. Malone, W. Wildon, J. Spears, S. Ritzmann, J. Vrooman. WkM ftl AQf Q fl t « 1 ' 1 ir - MX « ...T liHMkJM HARRISON C - Back Row: S. Trager, S. Bishop, S. Bennett. P. El- liott, S. Lapaich, P. Keinow, K. Marietta, N. Hannon, S. Wiesler I Kearney, C. Jardine. Second Row: E. Maguire, P. Hagen, B. Klotz. ). Kelly, 1. King, S. OIkeja, |. LaTourette. |. Mathea, J. Miller, P. Jardine, M. Schumaker. Front Row: C. Woosnam, J. Brown, B. Dotlich. D. Czyzewski, D. Fleming, N. Bange. L. Gorski. H. Swardenski. HARRISON C - Back Row: J. Nyikos, C. Coiling, C. Tame. |. Furim skv, n. Johnson, S. Wilson, B. Rogers. [. Trachtenberg, B. Thornburg Sfkond How: E. Artz. A. Dombkowski. P. Dohertv. M. McAnally, B Woolcott, B. Rose, S. Harshman. P. Bottoms, D. Shambaugh. Front Row: K. Meetz. N. Wendel. A. Briel, S. Slepicka, P. DuFon, J. Robb. M. Miller. i IS « - - HARRISON D - Back Row: J. Welty, M. Nail. C. Ross, N. Haymaker, D. Devitte. A. Gaski, K. Boop. A. Paul. S. Thun, M. Minnich, J. Willis, D. Fitzpatrick, P. Cleveland. Second Row: C. Flatt, C. Smith, C. Fowl- er, V. Whitacre, W. Patterson, A. Parsons, J. Housour, C. Rink. J. Ste- wart, J. Milton. P. McClain. L. Mills. C. Watson. M. Sanders. S. Sham- baugh. K. Stresser. Front Row: B. Paton. T. Miller. R. Eldridge. M. Marsh, S. Surina, L. Vician. D. Tondra, S. Brown. P. Gates. B.Sliiek Bon-: 11 LlVask: 484 S do that again and I ' ll scream 1 Only the strong survive. HARRISON D - Back Row: ]. VanGemert, R. Mills, M. Valentine, C. Hohman, B. Stuermer. N. Edberg, B. Porter, M. Auerswald, C. Gheen, B. Shields, B. Bingman, A. Montgomery, P. Delman, M. Jaques. Third Row: J, Widiger, B. Hanson, D. Woods, C. Sarber, M. Gudas, P. Kahl, ' nis, G. Kessler, I. Chockee, D. Mat- rek. Second Row: [. Baker K Dean, M. Gray, M. Cvjet- i. Front Row: P. Sheppard, icanin, C. Murray, B. Osburn, B. Bryan, G. Scott,!. Beeri Front Row: S. Wyckoff, K. Stapf, K. Ferguson, H. Cogen, C. Qu K. Wells, S. Grim, M. Barker, N. Woodward. The life of a co-ed in Harrison Hall is full of decisions; Do I eat dinner, or set my hair for that 7:00 date? Do I show him how to iron that shirt or do I let him tatoo it? Do 1 teach him table manners or get him a bigger plate? Do I close the curtain or let class convene? I HARRISON D - Back Row.T. Leslie, C. Ganger, C. Burns, K. Will,!. Leak, N. Park, N. Marshall, B, Smith, R. Schellenberger, V. Mayo, C. Viscomi, G. Lang, L. Sean. Second Row. ' C. Turner, S. Bonner, C. Ra- demaker, W. Kurylo, |. Bergman, S. Gutterman, M. Voida, A. Little- field, A. Boyle, C. Sark, C. Cain, J. Moore, C. Campbell, N. Neier, L. Price. Front Row; R. Hazlitt, C. Holy, M. Kennedy, D. Mejer, K. Wright, N. West, N. Boyle, J. Peters, D. Clarkowski. HARRISON D - Bock Row: R. Drake, J. Mazur, L. Manning, C. Peller, K. Phillips, S. Waugh, [. Robbins, M. Roush, K. White, B. Reynolds, T. Evans. Second Row: K. Miller, G. Jewell, D. Hines, B. Wyatt, K. Rhy- nehart, K. Camenisch, R. Hunsucker, D. Wiles, C. Ference, F. Bizanes, C. Berkler, B. Freiie, G. Milakis, S. Bradley, |. Confer. Front Row: J. Coats, D. Jenkins, U. Wehrheim, D. Forster, A. Thompson, C. Teufert, B. Walker, K. McCarron, R. laccarino. u0 ' I r it:?! ? III ■ ' ji; il ill ' ' ' iiiig FOWLER COURTS ifiififl ,J KOWl.KR COURTS - Back Row: N. Holm. D. Pierce, M. Witzel, C. Tower. 1. Bereman. 1. Bohl. P. Baker. I. Kuehl, B. Smith. J. Peacock, S. Wuensch. C. Pace. D. Gentry. |. Edwards. Third How; A. Leighty. P. McKenzie, M. Greir. M. Adamson. V. Beamon. E. Lanpkin. V, McDaniel. S. Jeffries, S. Zox, J. Chatman, S. Mackowiak, K. Cox, H, Follis, A. Baker. Second Row. D. Pastrick. J. Derkhof, A. Carmona. C. Whitman, M. Bergdoll. [. Sutton. L. Pierce. P. McDaniel, K. Miller. C. Smart. C. Sharpe. Front Row: C. Bovie. S. Valentic. R. Kaley, S. Bourne. D. Krantz. M. Schuhmacher. I .lia.; I FOUIE BiUfF i Keller.! FOWLER COURTS - Back Row. |. Sell, K. Phillips. B. Leavitt. R. Zy- wiec. L. Plunkett. M. Juricich. J. Schmidt, C. Gatesy, I. Cohen, S. Put- nam, M. Mathews. M. Sarlvalas, E. Karceski. Second Row: E. Webb. C. Syrk. M. Boyle. G. Reynolds, L. Verner, E. Marcus. C. Jordan. S. K. Grundy P. Mull, B. Sklmon. I. Howell. P. Leu- D. Kostelich. A. Lampkins. L. Rieke. A. Hinshaw. J. Singleton, A. Callahan. Douglass, K. Grundv. L. Friesner. C. Rohn J. Rau. F. Danforlh |. All- good. Front Row: K. Dunlap. that earthy look Sprawled out over two square blocks of West Lafayette, Fowler House and its cow-sheds-turned-bedrooms offers the finest in commonplace, down to earth living. Highlighted by a building at the east end, a building at the west end, and five buildings in-between. Fowler could pass for a set of box-cars turned aside one another. Fowler House serves as caf- eteria and coffee shop and offers the fin- est (and only) food in Fowler Courts. And I raise you nine bottle caps. FOWLER COURTS - Back Row: S. Marston, |, Zimmerman, M, Bauer, J. Meschberger. S. Rudbeck. V. Hiatt, L. Haley, S. Felbain, N. Keller, B. Gray, K, Crispen, C. Claussen. Second Row: D. Sheets. D. Barhydt, S. Lumaye. M. Voglund. B. Miller, D. Phegley, D. Seaman, L. Swanson. D. Earnest, M. Geier, B. LavvsiHi, E. Biddle, M. Richert. Front Row: ]. Pritchard, A. Watson, C. Fehd, S. Sherwood, A. Hale, M. Sauer, D. Richter, L. Rygas, S. Hinkle, C. Alexander, B. Davis. Whatever turns you on FOWLER COURTS - Back Row: B. Hofmeister, S. Neihouser. D. Davis, R. Arnold, S. Clore. M. Blodgett, M. John. C. Horsley, P. Williamson. Second Row: N. McCabe, G. Carey. J. Shown, J. Cullhane, D. Whitt. E. Harding. A. Edlridge. N. McLaughlin. Front Row: S. Greenwood. B. Palfi, L. Louthain, B. Anderson, C. Auwers, D. Piper, L. ZIotek, L. Monroe. FOWLER COURTS - Back Row:]. Sowards, S. Linn, S. Gianos, D. Haves, C. Anderson. C. Whitney, B. Spitler, J. Redinger, B. Gregory, E. Blake, K. Tolbert, P. Phillips, V. Castor. Second Row; A. Rosebush. J. Wohier. S. Leigh. S. Bowsher, P. Shackelford, P. Holmes, V. Shi- dler. L. Hamilton. B. Parakowski, B. Lippens, B. Christian. J. Davis. A. Bodley. Front Row: C. Stolte, L. Pock, P. Dimond, J. Weddell, D. Lloyd, K. Fisher. K. Crites, R. Hildenbrand, K. Logan, B. Moser, |. Gin- ter. t but the roofs make good sundecks Let ' s flip to see who uses the desk tonight. I ' m looking for my ovaltine secret decoder. FOWLER COURTS - Back Row. M. Hartman. M. Heath. J. Vivian. B. Cunningham, J. Davis, C. Burk. J. Lancet. C. Edmisten. Second Row. L. Eikenberry, D. Hansen, A. Dickson, D. Friencf, E. Stier, L. His- cox, S. Guth, J. Dierkes. Front Row: T. Kusz, L. Sutton, S. Nevins, V. Epps, J. Rice, J. Simone, S. Rawlms. UMMtlft Pf FOWLER COURTS - Back Row: K. Mason, G. Wiley, A. Bower, Gray, T. Miller, G. Hadden, J. Held, J. Carter, W. Adamson. Second Row: J. Hollopeter, F. Owens, D. Sanders, C. Thacker, M. Bell, J. Kohlmeyer, L. Back, T. Lament, E. Hurst. Front Row: D. Hastings, D. Lockwood, A. Nasara, J . Cohen, P. Juday, M. Mathews, F. McCorkle, C. Gatesy, J. Thomas, G. Vivian. FOWLER COURTS - Back Row: R. Richards, M. Murphy, L. Astbury, D. Smith, P. Fowler, D. Hobson, J. Lane, D. Koons. D. Hall. Second Row: J. Bonnar. M. Holdridge, D. Steinfort, J. Porch, B. Stawiarski, J. Hilker, S. Gust, J. Kuss, C. Cunningham. Front Row: R. Trent, D. Renbarger, D. Wietzke. W. Moyer, R. Ekstrom, C. Levin, A. Gammage, E. Sayers, L. Langmeyer, T. Fairchild. Competing with Terry Courts for that concentration camp look, Fowler units feature 4x5 foot, non-landscaped front yards, army surplus furniture, and bed- room windows facing some one else ' s bedroom window. Success in interior de- corating is only a matter of purchasing wall-to-wall carpeting (a 4x6 throw rug) and hanging a few posters over the holes in the walls. Social life is close — a mem- ber of one unit can trip over his doorstep and easily land in another unit ' s living room. social calendar?? Fowler social life is a topic of wonder- ment on the Purdue campus. The Fowler date lounge (which also serves as library and study) is located in Fowler House. Their social calendar is highlighted by the annual boy vs. girl water balloon fight. And only Fowler men can boast a shorter walk to their girls ' rooms than to their meals. (J M a You mean I pay to live in that!!! kftiAjL l ' FOWLER COURTS - Back Row: R. Combs, C. Hudson, A. Fehd, J. Dickerson. G. Humbareer, K. Sanders, P. Scheuer, S. Skjeie, P. Lynne, R. Mendenhall. Second Row: J. Myers, J. Smith, R. Jenkins, J. Rankin, FOWLER COURTS - Bo. k rk « U  Al Hl Row: C. Antrup, B. Kniggu, ) IIMtt.«M4l ll • Johanneman, J. Skobel, A. ma, ftkAgkift Farmer. S. Gabet, T. Lynch. ,V «V 7 V Second Row: P. Erier, J. ' • •?, ' Belcher, C. Rogers, T. Zik-  ♦ ♦♦ ' ♦« ' ♦• mund, D. Delph. L. McCann, «| ' lMl R. DaihI. Front Row: D. Wort- i| ( man, R. McClain, H. Boini D. Flodder, J. Pedersen, J. Bradley, J. Arnold, S. lobst. Front Row: P. Krembs, J. Sage, G. Robeson, G. Kearney, J. White, L. Bobeda, W. Weist, R. Richter, K. Coffman, G. Swaim. er, M. Stahl, |. Marley. IHIU mi ¥ ■ 1)4  M.M 4 FOWLER COURTS - Back Row. S. Bardey, L. Williams, J. Becht, R. Biggs, G. Knoop, D. Loehndorf, G. Ball, P. Kosar. Second Row: L. McCollough, R. Melrose, S. Liberman, K. Wallace, D. Reneau, J. Wal- lace, C. Hughes, S. Swanson. Front Row. A. McAleese, S. Waller, W. Stout, S. Ross, J. Mahan, D. Norris, D. Redman, M. Brown, D. Heber. Love in a laundry or Breaking the wash rout 493 k. TERRY COURTS III jlllllIlL A TERRY COURTS - Back Row: K. Grimes,, [ones, ). Spelbring. J. Fisher, P. Beimford, J. Marynow,ski, M. Radjenovic, D. Giifin, L. Car- nahan. Sei o ui Roiv. D, Goui.iit, D. Sienick, M. Brock, S. Wilson, W. Booth, M. Conrad, B. Beeunas, R. Patterson, B, Front How; D. Neal, M. Neely, D. Vanderpool, Anderson, S. New, C. Bir, S. Eager, Barich, C. Richardson, Nelson, D. Lemert, D, Happiness is a vending machine that works. six days a week 6:15 — The nocturnal silence of Terry Courts is broken by electric alarms and groans of not already? 6:25 — Crumpled bodies stagger down the corridors and flop against the doors of the shower rooms. 6:45 — Doors clap shut and footsteps con- verge on Terry House. 7:00 — Heads bent low over bowls of ce- real and yesterday ' s coffee, shake in disbelief at the thought of the 20 minute walk to the campus and class. TERRY COURTS - Back Row; M. Matthews, P. Lynch, B. Eisert, E. Stojkovich, E. Herron, M. Velle- man. Second Row: V. Mazar, W. Payne, D, Gill, M. Harris, E, Har- ris, K. Behling. Front Row; D. Gra- ham, B. Anderson, E, Melshen, D Christakis, D. Wasemann, 495 TERRY COURTS - Bac Row: S. West, R. He, D. Dal fron, C. McCullister, N. Pe lers, T. AshBurn. Scconi Row: G. Jones, W. Peeples, ) Chaney, D. Boing, M. Ewing D. Cobb. Front Row: K. Hob son, M. Atkinson, B. Wiser, J Kulas, C. Hudak. a study of drab II get you out of it. ins p f f Hal , jr ' f f ' 1 J Pv!; L f pop M-0 ? ■ H f f f 1 i A if ' : l TERRY COURTS - Back Row: T. Becker, D. Mueller, T. Carter, B. Stumph, S. McQueen, T. Stein, A. Donahoe, L. Yaeger, J. Baldwin, A. Rhorer, M. Karceski. Second How: ]. Condon, M. Solomon, J. Seifert, R. Smith, D. Ranard, G. Nelson, S. Hendrie, M. Whaley, B. Elliott. Front Row: M. Higbee, J. Spisak, A. Marcinko. D. Pogue, K. Andercof- fer, P. Gano, C. Pearson, J. Hodges. 496 We enter a small, non-imposing room marked by four walls, a floor, and a ceil- ing. The atmosphere is pleasant, not unlike a police detention cell with its green painted walls, white painted cei ' ing, and four ventilation holes (doors if you please) leading to extremeties of the building and the outside world. The decor is one of Early American Plywood — several wooden chairs and a low, wooden table; and the excellent acous- tics permit audio reception of sounds three rooms away. This is a Terry Courts living room which serves as lounge, card room, and telephone booth for twelve men. TERRY Baur, T. cobson, COURTS - Back Row: M. Hannah, D. Young R. Price, R. Mehalko, M. Reed, J. Owens, C. Kupperman, C. Salyer, K. Ja- M Brubaker. Second Row: E. Knust, D. Seaborne, D. Heer- ing, T. Knoll, R. Fountain, P. Bosse, B. Dein, G. Smith R. Weaver, D. Coon, B. Rohr. Front Row: M. Smith, T. Fleming M, Weddle, D. Mehringer, M. Jensen, B. Reichert, R. Williams, P. Joyce, B. Price. TERRY COURTS - Back Row: S. Taylor, R. Wysong, B.jvloore Horuath, B. Bush, C. Nye, R. Schaden. Second Row: R Himmerhauer, M. Gratzek. G. Kulklinski, G. Rust. Cooper, D. S. Petersen, D. Poole, M. Henderson. Front Row: D. Smith, R. Mason, J. Barr, M. Wi liams, B. Durfee, S. Swinger, J. Rowpstorff, J. Szabo. 497 TERRY COURTS - Back Row: K. Hardie, R. Bline, P. Possum, G. |evv, H. Holt, R. Ramjet, L. Sparacino. W. Domasica. Second Row: D. Hoffman, R. Schiesser, R. McClure, F. Radloff, S. Richards, T. Bauer, J. Borowiec, B. Bossard. Front Row: B. Sabo, D. Madlener, H. Straly, R. Parker, S. Woladlo, N. Weikart, P. Moberg, L. Getsoian. A LML M kJ M iWFm ft f. f if.i|j ' TERRY Mm Second ' TERRY COURTS - Back Row: |. Khoo, P. Hazelwood, R. Weir, D. Gratzer, J. Baidinger, G. Allen, D. White, P. McDonald, M. Casey. S. Berger. Second Row: M. Curls, J. Stringer, T. Bernerds, E. Clawson, S. Smith, R. Beebe, D. Kiesel, L. MacFarlane, P. White, W. Phillips, C. Smith. Front Row: L. Harter. J. Bierwagen. B. Aplin, S. Henry. V. Munchel. R. Potter. C. Bower, R. Irvine, M. Somers, M. Lekse. terry boutique Wasted floor space gives architects bad dreams, but the designers of Terry House will never experience a sleepless night. Where else but in Terry House can one buy a sandwich, mail a letter, or admire a trophy case without ever losing sight of the television set? Rumor has it that a flo- rist and a cobbler are opening counters in the southeast corner of the Terry House T.V. lounge. Terry courts post office and door stop. TERRY COURTS - Back How; C. McCreery, T. York, A. Racine, B. Ahlemeyer, D. Luery, L. Brinson, T. Nelson, R. O ' Blenis, D. Wahl. Second Row: H. Growcock, J. Gilligan, R. Dew, D. Poteet, G. Russell, A. Wesley, W. Bennett, R. Sampers, J. Skiles, S. Shiver. Front Row: Grossman, C. Sparks, S. Wdowka, M. Nelson, K. Turner, S. Bailey, Riechers. D. Davis. TERRY COURTS - Back Row: O. Feige, T. Kenny, R Kerkman, M. Reineman. Sec- ond Row: M. Shapiro, S Brown, M. Sarac, t. Casey Front Row: B. Carothers, D Giacomini, G. Smith, M. Gra ham, E. Lowder, D. Morrison MURDUi j A n -n 499 i on the marriage beat Sometimes it seemed like two against the world when pressures mounted with exams, stretching the budget, and paren- tal responsibilities. Couples working hard to blend married life with studies faced many other problems — council meetings to attend and working on the Chronicle. However, many came to earn a Purdue MRS degree. Many were successful — P.U., when compared with campuses across the country, has one of the highest percentages of married stu- dents. Reside 501 503 . - 1 Before the world In the midst of thousands This judgement passes swiftly. .r •• - Jp .i ' LJt THIS MAM i 4 1 f « - f Miles of adhesive tape, Taut aching muscles, Lonely hours of practice . . . For punishment so cruel Judgement takes only an instant. 508 ADMINISTRATION - D. Rank in. Track Coach and Buildings Coordinator; R. Eddy, Adminis trative Assistant; J. S. Dienhart Assistant Athletic Director and Ticket Manager: G. J. Mackey, Director of Athletics; W. L. France, Associate Head of School of Physica l Education for Men; G. Haniford; Associate Head of Intramural Athletics. 40th year in the red Progress for Purdue — that is what Guy Red Mackey has accompHshed over the last four decades. He directly con- trolled construction of a new multi- million dollar, multi-purpose arena. The conversion of Purdue ' s old basketball courts into a new indoor track was also Red ' s doing. He has also added seating for next year at Ross-Ade Stadium and an enlarged Press Box. With the help of an extra-ordinary Administrative Staff, Guy has been able to keep the Athletic Department up to Big Ten standards. Considering that private donations, rath- er than government aid, comprised the funds used for Purdue ' s development, one begins to see just what obstacles Guy Red Mackey has had to overcome. Guy Mackey, Athletic Director. 510 class of ' 72 M speaks for itself y . Who are the two most popular Freshmen at Purdue? The obvious answer is Char- lie and Charlotte, those two happy go lucky Freshmen we see at every Purdue football game. Their sole purpose is to boost team spirit by keeping the Fresh- man class enthusiasm at ever increasing heights. Throughout the past fifteen years Block-P has done its usually tre- mendous job, and numbers 160 hard- working members. With larger and larger Freshman classes and bigger and better football teams, Block-P will always have a place at the north end of Ross-Ade Sta- dium. BLOCK P - Back Row: G. Smith, B. Hanson, M. Fairfield. Second Row: Charollete, M. Rob- erts, N. Norton, W. Horlacher, C. Cocklin, Charlie. Front Row; C. Riggs, C. Jusko, I. Newman. 512 PEP COMMITTEE - Back Row: T. Ballew (President), M. Betes, B. Redkey (Purdue Pete), R. Washburn, S. Milevich, D. Goods, S. Epner, D. Kachack, R. Vance, T. Richmond (Pep Girls), R. Schenaver. Second Row: C. Brown, J. Scott (Secretary), K. Fitchy, R. Adams, E. Ristew, J. Griese (Quarterback Club), S. Ramby, ]. Fall. Front Row: M. Richter, J. Nelson, J. Littlejohn, A. Hutchings. uncle sid and the gang Uncle Sid and the Pep-Ins are the new look in this year ' s Pep Committee. With the Boilermakers, The Name of the game is Spirit. Working with an organi- zation of over two hundred members as compared to twelve last year, Purdue ' s Pep Committee has made great strides Uncle Sid ' s Pep-Ins are packed with entertainment and enthusiasm. Using 20,000 left over Rose Bowl shakers, Pep- In ' buttons, a Dixie Land Band an d Coach Mollenkopf as Here Come De Judge, Purdue ' s Pep Committee brings the cam- pus to life each week with the Spirit of 513 purdue ends an era klU ' W I LUUl NUMBER ONE! The dream of every coach, player, and fan. Coach Mollenkopf had assembled the nation ' s best football team earning Purdue a 1 in the preseason rat- ings. There were few doubts about Purdue finishing the season undefeated — only the distant hopes of ten teams stood in the way. In the opener, Purdue put together an im- pressive second half attack, rolling over Virginia 44-6. Sep- tember 28 . . . Notre Dame 1 said Associated Press, Purdue 1 said United Press. Under the watch of that Great Boilermaker in the sky the offense was unstop- pable with Keyes and Dillingham each scoring twice and Williams adding an eighteen yard scoring run. The de- fense stopped the powerful Irish attack several times deep in Purdue territory. 515 |immy K. Soul-os. ' The 37-22 win proved what Coach Mol- lenkopf had said earlier, This is a better team than two years ago. Starting Big Ten competition on the Purdue guillo- tine, Northwestern was cut short 43-6. Rose Bowl fever was in the air. The next week Ohio State cured that fever with a 13-0 upset - the first time Purdue had been shutout since 1966. The NUMBER ONE rating fell to fifth. The comeback trail started with winless Wake Forest, but to everyone ' s surprise the Deacons led until Jones converted an extra point late in the game. With Phipps out of the lineup, Kiepert led the Boilers against Iowa for Homecoming. Purdue set con- ference records with 92 rushes and 31 first downs while gaining 483 yards on the ground. Iowa was left in the dust 44-14. purdue takes over on the ground The moves of AU-American Chuck Kyle. 517 i i? ti fa iJ ■IvV ?€L k , fw« ) « ' ' ' ik ' ' This hurts me more than it does you. ' the illini On Dad ' s Day, winless Illinois proved to be little challenge to the Boilermaker ground attack as Purdue walked over them 35-17. The defense, led by Chuck Kyle, put constant pressure on the Illini quarterback, Bob Naponic. Minnesota finished all Purdue hopes for the Rose Bowl with a 27-13 win. In rather favora- ble conditions - for Minneapolis in No- vember - Purdue fumbled and passed Minnesota into scoring position three times and Minnesota could not resist the offers. Second half scoring by the Boilers fell short and made the day much colder; Minnesota proved it was not the year for Purdue to go all the way. YANCHAR, Bill . . . 72 . . . Defensive tackle . . . junior . . . 6-3v., 240 pounds. When the mean guys get together 519 minnesota beats mollenkopf 1968 FOOTBALL COACHES - Back Row: B. Miller, Wimp Hewgley, D. Fuoss, B. DeMoss, N. Maloney. Front Row: J. Stoltz. A. Hager. Head Coach J. Mollenkopf, A. Parker, R. Meyer. 1968 PURDUE VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM - Back Row: Senior Managers J, Wozniak and B. Vandermeer, R, Alexander, G. Fanner M. McDaniel, T. Yearsich, D. Engel, N. Roelke, A. Dick, R. Scoggins S. Moeckel, D. Green, A. Davis, R. Cooper, |. Bullock, V. Paraskevas R. Mahurt, S. Brown. Fourth Row: J. Gasvoda, D. Berg, D. Gatch, C Alvarez, D. Ware, R. Rybarczyk, J. Kleidon, D. Beigh, K. Kohut, P DeNuccio. T. Holden. P. Baker, D. Kaminishi, R. Skorupan, T. Pavlet- ic, R. Piekarski, R, Tekavec. R. Brumby, C. Turner. Third Row: M. Phipps, D. Kiepert, T. Foley, D. Webster, R. Collins, B. Yanchar, M Engelbrecht, S. Maines, W. Whitehead, B. Skvles, M. Ray, T. Wedge- wood, V. Baltzell, S. deCrandmaison, W. Nelson, B. McKoy. D. Wir- Rowski, J. Kirkpatrick, Coach A. Parker, Trainer P. Dyer. Second How: M. Szucs, P. Woodring, D. Ditmars, B. Rohrbacher, R. DeYoung G. Rushanan, H. O ' Reilly. C. Krichbaum, K. Hayes, B. Bylsma, L Ryan, B. Liber, |. Krause, F. Haug. Coach D. Fuoss, Coach B. Miller Coach R. Meyer, Coach A. Hager, Head Trainer P. Newell. Coach J Stoltz, Equipment Manager F. Denise. Front Row: Head Coach J, Mollenkopf, M. Griffin. L. Emch. G. Roberts. L. Trover, D. Stydahar, B. Yunaska, L. Keyes, D. Marvel, P. Williams, B. Dillingham, C. King, M. Frame, C. Kyle, Coach B. DeMoss, Coach N. Maloney, Coach W. Hewgley. 520 After a bad game against Minnesota, the defense proved too rough for Michigan State, as the Spartans were shutout 9 to 0. Playing in his first game since he was in- jured in the Wake Forest game, Mike Phipps led the offense. In rain and snow, the Boilermakers took the lead on a 32 yard field goal by Jeff Jones. Later, Perry Williams plowed across the one yard line to ice the game. The win was costly — in- juries disabled Kirkpatrick and Wirgow- ski for the season. Minus two players, Purdue moved On to the Bucket! The old Oaken Bucket has little monetary value, but it is the jjrize Purdue and Indi- ana vie for in one of the oldest and most fiercely fought rivalries in the nation. 521 hurryin ' hoosiers get hustled Ft)()TBA[,l, Purdue 44 Opp. 6 22 6 13 27 14 17 27 35 Notre Dame . . . Northwestern. . Ohio State 37 43 Wake Forest . . 28 44 Illinois 35 13 9 Indiana 38 Go to your room Harry! 522 REMEMBER sent the Boilermaker spirit soaring, but Indiana seemed like the Whiz Kids as they jumped to a 28 to 10 lead. Late in the fourth quarter, however, the offense that was supposed to send Purdue to the Rose Bowl, caught fire. Led by Leroy Keyes ' scoring and Mike Phipps ' passing, the Boilermakers pulled out a 38 to 35 Indiana Style victory over the Hoosiers. By bringing the Bucket home, Purdue proved it still had the de- termination of the best team in the nation - a team that produced two standout Ail-Americans, Chuck Kyle and Leroy Keyes. Though denied the Rose Bowl trip, the team reiterated Purdue ' s football tradition. Grab your head! 523 What can be said that hasn ' t already been said? Purdue has never been a big winner in track. Occasionally there are outstanding performances such as thos of Bob Raftis, Charlie Houston, and Doug Conquest. These performances have made this season better than average, but in track you aren ' t a winner without a well rounded team. ' If he splashes me, I ' ll kill him! ' WVA Weliste; TRACK Purdue Ohio State, Northern Illinois . . . . .2nd Michigan State, Murry State U , , .2nd Wisconsin, Ohio State . . 3rd Michigan Ohio State 3rd Big Ten Conference at Ohio State . . 7th N.C.A.A. Indoor Championship (no score) | Indiana Collegiate State Meet , . . .4th Big Ten Meet 10th 1968 VARSITY TRACK TEAM - Back Row: Head Coach D. Rankin, J. Bell, D. Spen- cer, E. Gay. R. Ashvvorth, E. McCaskill, J. McElwee, T. Trela, J. Zachary, S. Holder, J. Wettstein. S. Hansen. R. Doering. S. Atkins, S. Vamos (Manager), F. Kraus (Manager). Assistant Coach R. Kerr. Front Row; J. Vuskalns, D. Conquest, R. Raftis, R. Ziegler, T. Judd, M. Felton, C. Houst on, T. Lindeman, D. Metz. 525 i b, Step, step, step - STRETCH; step, step, step - STRETCH. disappointment — a brighter future? Purdue may be on the way to the top with bigger scholarships, tougher schedules, and new recruiting techniques which involve all Purdue freshmen with any track experi- ence, but it will take patience on the part of the student body and a tremendous amount of work on the part of Coach Dave Rankin. V m Practice makes perfect, and more practice, and more practice, and 527 VARSITY HEAVYWEIGHT CREW - Loft to Right: ]. O ' Leary. B. MacKenzie. K. Bowman, M. Richter, J. Durkey, D. Counsell, E, lohnson, ]. Bernfield (Stroke), L. Atterborry (Cox). crew — a way of life, a mark of discipline 528 ' Men are marked out from the moment of birth to rule or be ruled. Aristotle. First the desire — then the abiHty suits Coach Emerson ' s way of thinking. With this idea and a lot of work, he is devel- oping the best crew team in Purdue ' s his- tory; from looking at the records, the con- tinued improvement under him becomes evident. Traditionally crew competition is tough and the best are only split sec- onds ahead. The ' 68 crew did not waste any time compiling a 4-1 record in varsity dual meets. Emerson relied on physical size and power and the performances of Bernfield, Bowman, and Johnson — Em- erson ' s ' 72 Olympic hopefuls. 1968 CREW Varsity |r. Varsity Tampa University Won Won Florida Southern College Won Won Jacksonville University Won Won Michigan State University (Forfeit) Marietta College Lost Lost Wisconsin Won Lost Mid-America Regatta . . . .2nd of 10 2nd of 6 •Dad-Vail Regatta 7th of 33 D.N.Q. P p Head Coach Bob Emerson. — ' ' ' l 529 the exception to the rule 530 Purdue Wofford 10 Georgia 7V4 S. Carolina 8V4 Georgia 6 i Georgia Tech .... 21 U. Tenn 17 U. Tenn 7 i Indiana 1099 Michigan State. . 1099 Michigan State. . .778 Marshall 778 Illinois 1108 Ohio State ... 1108 Opp. 11 13 4 19 28 1065 1131 1174 Purdue Indiana 1108 Notre Dame 770 Michigan State 928 Ohio State 928 Ball State 382 Indiana 382 Illinois State 382 Illinois 382 Northern Invitational - Purdue 10th of 13 Big Ten Championship Meet Purdue 4th of 10 Opp. 1074 770 915 911 379 383 .11 1968 VARSITY GOLF TEAM - Coach S. Voinoff, F. Helms, D. Porter, D. Klenk, B. Hartman, P. Welch, M. Lampsa. Disappointment is something with which Coach Sam Voinoff has never been too familiar. This year has been a low point, placing only fourth in the Big Ten. Sam now has a record of nine Big Ten Cham- pionships in eighteen seasons. According to Brent Hartman, senior linksman for Voinoff, There is no reason why Purdue should not recapture the Big Ten title in ' 69. With this kind of confidence and en- thusiasm, along with some outstanding sophomores, Purdue should once again extend its record as a winner. Head Coach Sam Voinoff wanted: wrestlers 1968-69 was a disappointing year for Coach Claude Reeck ' s graoplers. Lack of depth plagued the team throughout the season, as they were forced to forfeit sometimes as many as four out of nine weight classes in several of their con- tests. The team was led by 152 pounder Larry Smith and 145 pounder Dave Kern. Although the freshman Boilers showed great promise in winning four out of five Big Ten outings, the future is none too bright for Purdue wrestling. Financial aid is at a comparative minimum, and men willing to devote themselves to long hours of gruelling practice are hard to come by without scholarships. Further- more, in Big Ten wrestling, there is no substitute for experience, so don ' t look to this year ' s frosh to achieve instant suc- cess as sophomores. WRESTLING RECORD Purdue Notre Dame 14 Indiana 12 Illinois Indiana State 6 MacMurray Northwestern Minnesota 8 Ohio State 5 Michigan Missouri 1 Northwestern 3 Wisconsin 11 Iowa Ohio State 9 Iowa 3 This is called a double sit-out, stand-up, fall-down. ho-Ih 532 WRESTLING - Back Row: D. Kern. D. Smith. Second Row: D. Corrigan, B. Miller. Front Row: T. Haislet. D. Beigh. T. Zale. 533 VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY - Back Row. D. Williamson, R. Ashworth (Captain). M. Zachary, S. Holder, J. Vuskalns, Coach R. Kerr. Front Row: B. Philips, P. Keudall, |. Capin, P. Erler, R. Roski. the monotony of individualism To win a Cross-Country meet takes team effort, but to be a distance runner takes individualism. To qualify for the title individualist on the Purdue team, a runner must average seventy miles of road work, plus running sprints, time trials, and a varsity meet every week throughout the Cross-Ccuntry season. But that ' s not the end of it. A distance runner has a task that never ends. He can only relax his running schedule for a couple of weeks in the summer. To be a part of the Purdue Harriers Varsity Team a runner has to be fast and able to gain some satisfaction from pushing himself to run, and run, and run, and . . . 535 teamwork will Purdue ' s fast break - bread and butter play. Purdue will win the Big Ten! So said the Sportswriters and the coaches in their pre-season ratings. The general concensus was that the Boiler- makers had the big guns in the persons of Mount, Gilliam, and Keller, and that if the rest of the team came around, Purdue would have its first outright Big Ten title in 29 years. Teamwork would be the key if the Gold and Black were going to live up to their billing, for as Coach George King said, There are at least six teams easily capable of winning the Big Ten. And should Purdue falter it would be the football season all over again. After opening the season with a loss to the national champion UCLA Bruins, the Riviters won five games in a row mostly against smaller college teams before heading west for the holiday tournaments. But even in winning, the club still had not utilized the great potential that it possessed. They seemed to be on and off with the big three of Mount, Gilliam, and Keller carrying th e load. George Faerber holds team ' s best field goal average be the key 537 breaking in the big ten ■ i j i ■S r J nji GB NB H Kv 9m Now you see it - now you don ' t. Jerry Johnson just hustles and hust 538 Larry Weatherford — versatile and tough on defense. However, two sophs, Larry Weatherford and George Faerber, were seeing a con- siderable amount of action and were de- veloping rapidly into topnotch players. Over Christmas break, the team posted a disappointing 3 for 5 record. But these two losses seemed to pull the squad to- gether as they prepared for Big Ten com- petition. Before the opening Big Ten game against Wisconsin, Coach King told his crew that they would have to win at least three of their road games to take the title. They re- sponded with a big 86-80 victory to get off to a good start in league play. Coming back to the Arena, the squad was faced with a big, strong, and undefeated Illinois team. Showing great depth, balance, and team effort, the Boilermakers handed the Fighting Illini their first loss of the sea- son. Chuck Bavis, going 7 for 7 shooting and crashing the boards hard, played his best game ever, while Mount, Gilliam, Keller, Faerber, Weatherford, Johnson, and Bedford all made strong showings. On the road again, they pulled the wel- come mat out from under their hosts at Minnesota, 102-79, to establish Purdue as one of the two unbeaten teams left in the conference. Keller the giant killer. 539 Hard to keep your hands off OSU VS. Purdue, the music is the same, but the words are different this time. With these two powerhouses sitting atop the Big Ten, something had to give when they met in the Arena. It was Ohio State, in an overtime. Playing good team ball, and refusing to be rattled under pressure, the Boilers established themselves as the team to beat in the league. Then, led by highscoring Rick Mount ' s 45 points, an arena record, they rolled over Iowa and followed up by smothering a rough Northwestern outfit with some fantastic second half shooting. In the rematch with Ohio State at Columbus, things just did not click, and we absorbed our first Big Ten loss, 88-85. Although still in first place, another loss could cause them to lose the momentum they had generated. In finishing the season, Purdue reeled off six straight victories to leave no doubt in anybody ' s mind who was the best in the league. Utilizing the great depth of the team, Coach King substituted frequently and nearly the entire squad played in every game. n f 11 Keller - catch him if you can. 540 ' Mr. Everything - Herm Gilliam. 541 Tyrone Bedford — super sub. something had to give Ten contact. f JM ' tilherio Keller hits career high against Indiana - 31 pts. The nation ' s highest scoring outfit showed its mettle, to the dismay of Indi- ana, Northwestern, Michigan State, Iowa, and Michigan. They proved that a good team that plays well together will be a winner every time. They passed, shot, dribbled, blocked shots, and hustled their way to becoming the best team in modern Purdue basketball histo- ry. In doing so, they completely rewrote the record books with most points, high- est average, highest free throw and field goal percentages, and most wins in one season, as well as many other records. Rick Mount set Purdue and Big Ten scor- ing records enroute to being named All- America with cohort Herm Gilliam, Purdue ' s Mr. Everything. This per- formance earned them the right to play in the NCAA Championships so it ' s on to Louisville and maybe Lew what ' s- his-name? 1968 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM - Back Row: B. Keller, L. Weatherford, Assistant Coach D. Toney, Assistant Coach B. King, Assistant Trainer P. Dyer, Head Coach G. King, Assistant Coach J. Sexson G. Young, S. Longfellow. Front How: Equipment Manager F. Denise, R. Mount, T. Bedford, T. Reasoner, J. Johnson, C. Bavis, F. Kaufman, G. Faerber, R. Taylor, H. Gilliam, Manager K. Miller. 543 no. 2 in louisville no. 1 in our hearts Rebounding in the valley of the jolly green giants. The pride of Purdue. In the final polls, the sportswriters picked Purdue as the number 6 team in the country, but 20-some thousand Pur- due students and one spirited basketball team set out to prove them wrong, and prove them wrong they did. In the Mid- East Regionals, the Boilers dumped Mid- American Conference Champ Miami 91- 71, with relative ease, and in the cham- pionship game, they squeaked out an overtime victory over a rugged Mar- quette squad on Rick Mount ' s last second shot to gain the NCAA finals in Louis- ville. Purdue was now in the final four in the nation and faced no. 2 ranked North Carolina as a slight underdog. Playing as a team, and out-hustling and shooting the Tar Heels, Purdue completely dominated the game for a smashing 92-65 victory. In the NCAA Basketball Championship Game, Coach King ' s wrecking crew ran smack into Lew Alcindor and the two- time NCAA Champion UCLA Bruins. The T 1, 2, 3, or 4 Alcindor showed why he is rated the number one college ball player in the country with a brilliant 37 point effort, 20 rebounds, and a number of blocked shots. This performance, coupled with a poor shooting night for the Boilers, enabled UCLA to take its third straight championship, beating Purdue 92-72. Despite this, the 1968-69 squad must be rated as the best Purdue has ever had, and although they are no. 2 in the record books, they will always be no. 1 in the hearts of Purdue fans. 544 1968-69 VARSITY BASKETBALL Purdue UCLA 82 North Dakota . . Miami 78 Butler 93 Ohio WO CaUfornia 98 Arizona State 80 Arizona 98 Columbia 74 Hawaii 97 Wisconsin 86 Illinois 98 Minnesota 02 Ohio State 95 Iowa 99 Northwestern 97 Ohio State 85 Wisconsin 87 Indiana 96 Northwestern 107 Michigan State 74 Iowa 97 Michigan 116 Opp. 94 ndiana 120 Miami 91 •Marquette 75 North Carolina 92 UCLA 72 1 quickest way out of the basement isi Murray Stale , Washington ARSITY HASKHAl.l, (;i C;ames) , , , . I ' urdui Ra Opp. n-Out 1 5 5 5 7 1 1 4 2 6 :) 3 11 11 3 15 8 n-Out 1 4 n-Out n-Out Arkansas State. . Arkansas State. . Arkansas State DePauvv Notre Dame Ball State Indiana State Indiana State Indiana Central Valparaiso . . . Wisconsin . . 3 . . 1 .12 4 . . 2 . . 3 3 Wisconsin Northwestern. . . Northwestern . . Butler . . 1 7 Butler 1 Iowa . Ra . 5 St. Joseph ' s . . Michigan Michigan Michigan state . . Michigan State. . Ohio State . . . . Indiana • (2 Games) . . . . . Ra Ra Another home run for Hank. m ' T ' y U ffl Si g VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM - Back Row; P. Dyer (Trainer), B, Sa- dlowski, D. Hiott, G. Rogers, J. Schmidt, L. Thompson, F. Taylor, B Chaplin, J. Bennet, Head Coach J. Sexson. Second Row: H. Suerth, D, Edmonds, B. Hail, D. Sandberg, J. Peacock, T. Kocyba, J. Elder, G. Mi- chaelis. Front Row: R. Newboles, T. Wiergacz, C. Landgrebe, C. Smith, T. Combs, D. Grabham, T. Tiedeman. 546 is up the cellar stairs Lack of experience, lack of consistent hitting, and lack of dependable pitching - Coach Joe Sexson couldn ' t have had any more troubles unless the outhouse disappeared. With only six returning seniors, the coaching staff had to rely on the under- classmen to carry the load. The team ' s hitting was not consistent; their average was a low .192 with John Elder leading the team at .261 followed by Tom Kirkpatrich with a .260. The pitching staff showed its lack of experience by compiling the highest ERA in the Big Ten. Junior Gary Michaelis led the staff with a 1.63 ERA. Senior Dennis Ed- monds was the workhorse of the corps working 55 2 3 innings and posting a 3-4 record. Coach Sexson hopes to improve on the 4-21-1 record with a more experienced team and some promising Freshmen. Head Coach Ed Eich VARSITY TENNIS Purdue Opps. High Point College 8 1 Pfeiffer College 6 3 Davidson College RAIN |ohn C. Smith University 4 5 Cincinnati University 6 3 Wabash College 8 1 University of Michigan 9 ndiana State University 6 3 Michigan State University 9 University of Illinois 9 DePauw University 5 4 Ball State University 5 4 University of Minnesota RAIN University of Iowa 9 Notre Dame University 9 Indiana University 9 Ohio State University 5 4 DePauw University RAIN University of Wisconsin 9 Northwestern University 9 PHILrt 548 TKNNIS TEAM - Left to Hii ht; E. Eicholtz (Coach). B. Hufford. D. Anderson, P. Wade (Captain). |. Camp- bell. L. Lucey. [. Hannas. iiisyiiiiiiir tennis without a bounce The 1968 Tennis season was the best in many years as the Purdue netmen fin- ished with a respectable 8-10 record. Last year ' s squad won only four matches while losing sixteen. Purdue ' s success against non-conference teams was over- shadowed by a dismal 1-9 record in Big Ten competition, winning only against Ohio State. For the past two years, Coach Eicholtz ' s 1 player, Phil Wade, has competed against players of greater abil- ity because other Big Ten schools are of- fering scholarships which attract top ten- nis players from all over the nation. With Phil Wade gone. Coach Eicholtz is plac- ing his hopes in a strong returning Fresh- man team to boost Purdue in the Big Ten standings. PHIL WADE — forced to play out of his league but doing a good job. we lack depth, but we ' ve improved SWIMMING - Back Row: T. Mincz, B. Lvuns, H Smith. J. Sharp.]. Lindstrom, D. Milne. S. Woodward, B. Quick. Kin, 1. Ladoucer, Assistant Coach W. Much. Front Rtiw. |. Lee, R. 550 Purdue ' s undermanned tankers, after dropping several early season contests to nationally ranked outfits such as Indiana and Michigan, finished the season in strong style. As the season progressed, times were lowered, the divers improved their scores, and the team rounded into shape. Sprints were the strength of the squad, with Milne, Lee, Lundstrom, and Smith showing the way. In the speciali- ties, however, lack of depth forced Coach Papenguth to use freestylers in events where they were simply outclassed. The high point of the season was the victory over Big Ten rival Illinois. Kriesle and Quick swept the top two spots in diving and Tom Hincz splashed to a new school record in the 1000 yard freestyle. In ana- lyzing the team ' s performance this sea- son, the best of any Purdue swim team in the past four years. Coach Pappy Pa- penguth said, We lack depth, but we ' ve improved. VARSITY SWIMMING RECORD 1969 Purdue Northwestern 81 Michigan State 36 Ohio State 50 Opp. 41 87 73 70 73 83 74 47% 38 52 50 45 Michigan 49 71 ' 85 71 Your hfe or your trunks. ' One of a kind, or at least almost, is an apt description of Purdue ' s Co-Recreational Gymnasium. Until this past year, Purdue was the only school in the country which offered the unique service of a co-recreational gymnasi- um to its students. On its initiation of operations 11 years ago, many administrators and alumnae looked frowningly on such a mixed sex facility, predicting nothing but trouble. However, in its short period of ex- istence, the Co-Rec, under the able direction of Dr. G. W. Haniford, has had nothing but success. It is current- ly one of the busiest of campus buildings, with over 1600 students using its facilities each week. In addition to the vast variety of activities from basketball and squash to riflery and swimming the Co-Rec supports intercolle- giate crew competition, volleyball, soccer, and women ' s gymnastics. The Co-Rec ' s intramural program embra- ces the dorms, fraternities, sororities, co-op ' s, and grad students. Competition is keen and the tournaments are continuous throughout the year in nearly every sport imaginable. The Co-Rec is, indeed, a one of a kind facili- ty- At Purdue we don ' t broad jump, we broad jump. ' it ' s the same fir, in any language This year, more than ever before, Ameri- can players have gained positions on Coach Eicholtz ' s starting line up. In pre- vious years representatives from 17 na- tions have participated in Soccer at Pur- due. This meant that there was an abun- dance of experienced players, but also a definite lack of intrateam communica- tion. Communication, without a doubt, is the basic fundamental of any sport. The increase in the number of American players, or an increase in the number of players from any one nation, will in- crease the team ' s efficiency by increasing the intrateam communication. The Pur- due Soccer Club finished the ' 68 season with a record of 4-4, in spite of the lan- guage barrier. PURDUE SOCCER CLUB - Buck How: Assistant Coach |. White, Head Coach E. Ei- choltz, T. Turner, ). Geier. L. Guleryuz. R. Huff, J. Friendlen, R. Schleider. Second Row; J. Baroma. D. Tullv. R. Price, T. Ponder. E. Ketz, D. Vierling. W. Jackson. M. Kreig. Front Row: F. Kuhn, H. Marks, E. [uliussen, C. Heyd, S. Phongsphetreretana, R. Azcui, J. Marsden. P. Fleming. n SOCCER Purdue Opp. Michigan State University 13 Purdue-Calumet 4 3 Notre Dame University 3 Northwestern University 5 University of Illinois-Chicago Circle 1 6 Marquette University 2 1 DePauw University ' 1 4 Indiana University 1 2 555 MEN ' S INTRAMURAL SPORTS WINNERS 1968 Badminton Sukhbin Mahaj;in A Basketball Alpha Tau Omosii B. Basketball Omega Psi Phi Cross Country Robert Boyi ' r Free Throw Russell Rude Handball Steve Zeide Riflery Mauricio Fernandez 12 Softball Delta Upsilon IB Softball Lambda Chi Alpha Squash Steve Nelson Table Tennis Gordon Gregg Table Tennis Doubles . . J. Birck - D. Walter Tennis Jerry Johnson Track Lambda Chi Alpha A Volleyball Wiley NE-2 Beauty i ve got my bag. Physical deferments don ' t come easy. AV) 1 556 Beauty and the ball WOMEN ' S INTRAMURAL SPORTS WINNERS 1968 Archery Graduate House Badminton Chi Omega Fall Medal Golf Sigma Kappa Outdoor Track Graduate House Riflery Warren Fall Softball Duhme Table Tennis Residence Hall Warren Sorority Sigma Kappa Independent Town Girls Fall Team Tennis . . Earhart D and Vawter Volleyball Residence Earhart D Sorority Alpha Phi Independent Ann Tweedale Doesn ' t taste like a Manhattan. Every man meets his Waterloo. 557 debris queen cherie haley 559 homecoming queen marty roberts miss purdue candy earhart 561 • r- c L O s I N G 563 I Ul II u JlI 565 There are doorways I haven ' t opened and windows I ' ve yet to look through. Going forward may not be the answer, maybe I should go back. 567 If I don ' t know who I am maybe I might find out who I was. sr 1 • ! oCHENECTADY JMfH HHi t :. ' ..-Z ' -: ' 1 jW H ii] 569 Jim Riley - BUSINESS MANAGER n m i ST T 1 ifj m ' ' S KK - %t Tom Trischmann - LAYOUT EDITOR and Jan Cooke - COPY EDITOR John Aument - EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Dick Slaats - PHOTO EDITOR Dave Lucas - MANAGING EDITOR Debris Volume 82 John Aument EDITOR IN CHIEF Jim Riley business manager Marty Edwards TREASURER Gail McGary BILLING AND CONTRACTS Nancy Norton SALES AND PUBLICITY Dave Lucas MANAGING EDITOR Donn Ping GREEKS Pat Rouch GREEKS Pesey Matthews WOMEN ' S RESIDENCES Bernie Hourihan MEN ' S RESIDENCES Anita Sandru ACTIVITIES I Libby Bankoff ACTIVITIES II Andy Harmon SPORTS Amy Thompson ADMINISTRATION Jimjanz ., SENIORS Kathi Daume PERSONNEL Tom Trischmann LAYOUT EDITOR Linda McCIintic ASSISTANT LAYOUT Jan Cooke COPY EDITOR Don Harrison ASSISTANT COPY Ann Pinnaire OPENING SECTION EDITOR Kathy Huff ASSISTANT OPENING SECTION Dick Slaats PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Charles Leighty PHOTOGRAPHER Jamis Byers PHOTOGRAPHER Beret Solberg PHOTO PRODUCTION 571 ORGANIZATIONAL INDEX Acacia Admi nistralion Aeromodelcis ARricuIhirist Air F orce ROTC Alpha Chi OmcRa Alph. Chi Rho Alpha Delta Pi Alph. Eps.lon Delia Alph. Kpsilciri rhi Alph, KpMlon I ' i Alph. C:.unma Delta •Mph. Camilla Rho Alph; K.ippa Lambda Mph, I..mil„l, Delta Alpha T.m OiiicRa Alpha . i Delta Alpha Zfta Army ROTC Arnold Air Society AWS Council Baseball Baiketball Beta Sigma Psi Beta Theta Pi Block P Camera Club Campus Chest Circle Pines Club 25 Course Instnictor Crazy EiRhls Cross Country Debris Delta Chi Delta Camm a Delta Sisimn Phi Delta SiCTia Theta Pelt;, r.m Delta Eta Kappa Nu E ans Scholars Exponent Farmhouse Food Service Executive Football Four-H Fowler Courts Glee Club Glenwood Gold Peppers Harrison Hall Home Ec Honor Flight Horticulture CI Intcrfraternity Cou Kappa Alpha Psi Kappa Alpha Theta Kappa Delta Rho Kappa Kappa Gamma Kappa Sigma Kneale MaClure Marching Band Married Students McCutcheon Men ' s Intermurals Meridith Mortar Board Old Masters Omega Psi Phi Omicron Delta Kappa Owen Hall Panhellenic Peace Corps Pcndragon Pep Committee Pep Girls Pershing Rines Phi Delta Theta Phi Eta Sigma Phi Gamma Delta Phi Kappa Psi Phi Kappa Sigma Phi Kappa Tau Phi Kappa Theta Phi Pi Kappa Alpha Pi Kappa Phi I Purdue Alumni Association ] Purdue Drill Team 1 Purdue ' s Order of Mihtary Merit ) Purdue Research Foundation ] Purduettes 1 -Q- Radio Club Railroad Club Rochdale Sherman House Shoemaker Sigma Alpha Epsilo Sigma Alpha Mu Sigma Nu Sigma Phi Epsilon Sigma Pi Skull and Crescent State House Stellar Brothers SCA Student Court Student Government International Student Union Tarkington Tau Beta Pi Taw Kappa Epsilon Terry Theta Chi Theta Tau Theta Xi Triangle Track Town Girls Twin Pines Women ' s Interhall Council Women ' s Intermurals Women ' s Res. Hall Wresriing — Y— Young Democrats Young Republicans PERSONAL INDEX — A— Albert, Sharon J. 233 Alliston, Robert E. 208 Anderson, Linda A. 423 425 Arko, Barbara A. 451 Albert, Susan E. 409 AUman, Michael R. 479 Anderson. Linda S. 407 Armbruster, Donald L. Abbott, Linda J. 173 416 Albertson, Janet A. 93 , 365 AUman. Sherry R. 281 373 Anderson. Michael P. 436 Armstrong, Dennis L, Abbring, Fred T. Abel, James J. 243 384 Albitz. Thomas D. 392 AUman, Susan E. 366 Anderson, Michael W. 346 216 Armstrong, Kent H. 216 Alderman, James E. 189 190. Aim, Brian J. 446 Anderson, Richard D. 549 Armstrong, Ste phen R. 21 Abel! Mary B. Abemathv, Virginia L. 412 357 Aim, David C. 433 Anderson. Richard W. 481 Amemann, Carl F. 121 Aldrich, Paula M. 410 Alma, Michael C. 216 Anderson. Robert J. 465 Amett. Peggy E. 36-7 Aldridge, Delores P. 368 Almonrode, Terry L. 402 Anderson, Robert L. 476 Arnold. James E. . bney. Krisline L. 124 281 Alexander. Catherine A. 489 Alper, Marc H. 319 Anderson, Susan K. 94 281, Arnold. James P. Abraham. Fred C. 432 Alexander, Douglas B. 459 Alpert, Adeane H. 281 423 370 Arnold, John E., Jr. 20 Abrahamson, Tonnya 281 366 Alexander, Jocelyn 365 Alspach, Joyce C. 281 422 Anderson, Susan R. 363 Arnold, Roberta J. Achenbach, Vicki L. 416 Alexander, John B. 125 Alspach, Richard A. 243 Anderson, Terry J. 444 Amizen, Richard L. Achor, Ronald E. 183 433 Alexander, Larry W. 477 . bton. Marc Robert 243 466, Anderson, Virginia K. 281 Arribalzaga, Caridad D. C. Acton, Susan C. 423 Alexander, Nancy E. 106 467 Andrae. William H. 355 Arrick, Terry L. Adamchik, Judith H. 360 Alexander, Raymond W. 33 ' ?, Alt, Richard A. 321 Andre, Wayne A. 208 324 Arrington. Mary E. . damec, Bruce A. 335 520 Altekruse, Richard A. 181 190 Andreko. Judith K. 420 Arter. Kathleen C. Adamoski, Gary J. 454 Alexander, WiUiam J. ,345 Althoff, Jerome L. 443 Andres, Vicki L. 424 Arter. Mary B. Adams, Dawd T. 459 Alfano, Don C. 460 Althoff, Rex A. 216 Andrews, James W. 476 ArUlur, Rebecca A. Adams, Jane A. 374 Alfeld, Robert J. 462 Altmansberger, Nancy D. 365 Andrews, Jenny Lee 412 Arthur, WiUiam J. Adams, Jeffrey L. 438 Alford, Raymond J. 451 Alvarez, Cesar E., Jr. 520 Andrews, Kenneth J. 268 Ash, Steven B. Adams, Jerald M. 474 Alger, Brad A. 444 Alverson, Robert M. 266 Andrews, Stephen W, 461 Ashby, Mark B. Adams, John M. 452 Allen, Barbara E. 407 Alvey, Gordon R. 449 Andry, Brenda K. 125 416 Ashmore. Carl N, Adams, Julia A. 281 Allen, Deborah I. 410 Amber. Vicki C. 124 361 Andry, Carol N. 410 Ashworth, Raymond F.. Jr. 411 Allen, Douglas D. 481 Amerman, David W. 209 Angel, Marilyn J. 401 Adams, MeUnda G. 364 Allen, Emily J. 419 Amick, Hugh B. 451 452 Angermeier, Anita M. 394 Aski, Linda M. Adams, Ruth A. 143 371 513 Allen, Janet L. 121. 281 365 Ammerman, Sally L. 371 Angermeier, Cynthia B 375 Astbury, Louis B. Adams, Timothy C. 354 438 Allen, Judith A. 281 415 Amsler, Jeffrey R. 323 Anglin, Lanny A 181 449 Astolas, Valerie J. Adams, William C. 183 Allen, Larry D. 444 Anderkay, Glenn A. 460 Angrick, Barbara G. 368 Atherton, Robert L. Adamson, Marcia A. 488 Allen, Michael F. 481 Andersen, Eric H. 350 Angrick, William P., 11 281 Atherton, Susan K. Adamson, Tracy A. 439 AUen, Nicholas S. 446 Anderson, Anthony W 216 451 Anjanos, Nicholas J. 268 346 Atkins, Carohne S. 25 Adamson, WiUiam A. 491 AUen, Philip O. 203 Anderson, Betty F. 489 Anthrop, Mary E. 427 Atkins, Scott T. 32 Addington, Dale L. 461 Allen, Robert M. 125 Anderson, Bonnie C. 121 281 Antilla. Dennis L. 338 Atkinson, Barbara J. 9 Addington, Davjd V. 181 203 Allen, Ronald S. 151 216 424 AntiUa. Laura E. 426 Atkinson, Lee C. 9 400 Allen, Stephen E. 447 Anderson, Candice L. 408 Antle, Jeffrey L. 451 Atkinson, Roberta A. Adler, Raymond M. Aed. George, 11 Agness, Laura E. Agness, Ted D. Agnew, Lawrence P. 468 Allen, Steven C. 475 Anderson, CaroUne J. 490 Antonides, Bonnie S. 268 374 AAinson, Susan 25 344 Allen. Timothy P. 448 Anderson, David C. 181 183, Antrup, Christen G. 492 Atteberry, WilUam L. 32 410 319 432 Allen, WiUiam R. AUendorph, G. P., Ill AUenza, Paul C. AUgood, Jane G. 479 474 151 488 Anderson, David W. Anderson, Deborah J. Anderson, Donald J. 345 Anzalone, Anthony J. J Apple, Bonnie S. Apple, Stephen A. 453 412 453 Auerswald, Mary C. Auger, Bruce C. 21 Augsburger, Steven T. . hms, Jeffrey L, 467 AUhands, Marcus N. 459 Anderson, Gary W. 458 Applegate, Brenda K. 372 AuU, Jeffrey L. Aikinan, Mary J. 416 AlUn, Douglas L. 230 Anderson, Glenelle G. 367 Applegate, Marilyn K. 418 AuU, Mary P. Ainslie. Phihp P. 230 AlUon, Mark C. 346 Anderson, John M. 389 Applegate, Patricia M. 123 408 Ault, Janet C. Akers. Jane E. 410 AUison, Dale N. 333 Anderson, Jon B. 326 Archer, Steven P. 216 Ault, Junas T. Akeri, Richard J. 474 AlUson, David K. 463 Anderson, Judith S. 372 Archibald, Vonda L. 408 Aument. John R. 79, 8 Akiyama, Alvin G. 200 Allison, Mary L. 386 Anderson, Kevin 1. 125 Arfman, Stephen R. 475 110, 20 Albers, Michael A. 476 AUison, PhyUis J. 235 , 386 Anderson, Larry D. 451 452 Argus, Robert L., Jr. 141 Aust, Herbert W. 572 AusHn, David E. Auter, Marsha A. Auwers, Carolyn M. Axton. Marilyn K. Ayers, Chrisdne Ayers, Johnnie Aylesworth, Susan E. Ayres, Michael L. Azcui, Roberto R. Azpell, Diane R. Babarik, Dan E. Babayan, Sona M. Babbitt, WilHam D. Babchuk, George Babcoek, Donald W. Babcock, Robert F. Babcoek, Virginia A. Baber, Dennis R. Baber, Linda C. Bach, Ernest P., Ill Bache, Molly J. Bache, Nancy E. Bachmeyer, Janet L. Back, Larry G. Backer, CeUa K. Badger, John R. Badger, Marcia L. Baebler, Brace W. Bagdon, John P. Baggeroer, William L. Bahler, Scott A. Bailey, Bruce F. Bailey, Darryl B. Bailey, Judith A. Bailey, Judith A. Bailey, Ma ■in E. 79, Bailey, Ralph E. Bailey, Robert E., Jr. Bailey, Rosanne Bailey, Sarah M. Bailey, Stephen L. Bailey, Thomas A. Baird, Chrisa C. Baird, Glenda F. Baker, April D. Baker, Blake K. Baker, Bruce E. Baker, Carol I. Baker, Curtis A. Baker, Daniel H. Baker, Donald D. Baker, Donald E. Baker, Gary L. Baker, George R. Baker, Helen A. Baker, James D. Baker, Janet K. Baker, Jerry L. Baker, John C. Baker, John L. Baker, John 3. Baker, Larry A. Baker, Marvin D. Baker, Mervin D. Baker, Michael C. Baker, Mona K. Baker, Paul F. Baker, Phyllis D. Baker, Richard H. Baker, Richard M. Baker, Robert A. Baker, Ruth A. H. Baker, Wanda E. Baker, William Roger Bakes, Nancy A. Bakker, John H., Jr. Baldea, David E. Baldwin, Michael R. Baldwin, Richard L. Baldwin, Robert C. Baldwin, Robert L. Den w. Balkema, Duane L. 235 BaU, Charles J. 355 Ball, Gregg A. 493 Ballantyne, Mark C. 357 BaUard, Susan A. 123, 394 Ballentine, Wayne E. 357 BaUew, William T. 110, 218, Bahner, Alvin K. 470 Balog, Chane K. 436 Balser, Steven J. 181, 182, 183, Balsley, Richard S, 475 Batizell, Victor L. 339, 520 Banas, Joseph R. 216 Bancroft, Charlotte E. 255 Bancroft, Warren H. 183 Bang, Joyce O. 94, 216, 372 Bange, Nancy S. 483 Bank, Janet L. 157 Bankoff, Elizabeth A. 82, 83, 360 Banks, Candis M. 123, 398 Banks, Carl 281 Banks, Delia R. 460 Banner, Mark T. 455 Banner, Roger A. 473 Banning, Ken J. 439 Bannon, Penny K. 281 Banta, Diane E. 408 Banita, Eddie E. 433 Banter, Janice L. 235, 420 Barash, Amos 468 Barber, Jeffrey A. 474 Barcinski, Robert A. .342 Bard, Georgette L. 374 Bardey, Stephen C. 493 Bare, Charles H. 392 Bare, James E. 459 Bare, Richard E. 392 Barefoot, Thomas H. 350 Bareither, Van A. 384 Barga, Michael A. 474 Barger, Barbara S. 363 Barhydt, Diane K. 489 Barker, David L. 333 Barker, Patricia A. 281 Barker, Philip L. 389 Barker, Robert W. 441 Barker, Terry C. 330 Barker, Thomas O. 357 Barkman, David L. 243, 333 Barksdale, Patricia A. 418 Barley, Carol A. 410 Barlow, Jane E. 400 Barlow, Ladys L. 408 Barlow, Larry L. 477 Barnes, Barbara A. 370 Barnes, Barry M. 445 Barnes, Bonnie R. 423 Barnes, Eileen G. 123, 124, 407 Barnes, Kathleen S. 90, 373 Barnes, Stephen H. 382 Bauman, Larry E. Baumann, Brace E. Baumgart, Stephen E Baumgarth, Richard ' . . Glei , John Bau , Linda K. 124, ! Bamett, Cheryl L. Bamett, Robert C. Barngrover, Jeffrey L. Bamhart, Gary R. Barr, Alan G. Barr, Howard E, Barr, Patricia A. Barr, Richard S., Jr. Barrett, Carol . Barrett, Janice A. Barrett, Kathleen L. 1 Barrett, Pamela J. Barron, Gary T. Barrows, William M. Barry, Stephen M. 1 Bartels, Ehzabeth E. Barter, Stephen W. ' . Barth, Thomas R. Bartholomew, Sharon K. Bartlett, Ellen C. Bartley, Betty J. Bartolucci, C. L. A. Barton, Dana L. Barton, John J. Bartoszek, Kenneth J. Basey, James R. Bassett, John Bertram Bassett, John E. Bastin, David R. Bates, James R. Batson, Allen R. Batta, Pamela D. Battenfield, John T. Battleday, Karen A. Baudanza, Michael A. Bauer, Margaret M. Bauer, Nelson W. Bauer, Paul R. Bauer, Steven A. Bauer, Tradie R. Baughman, Nancy E. B. Baughman, Neil B. Baughn, John M. Baughn, Richard L. Baum, Mark L. Bauman, Kenneth A. 124, 366 Bavis, Charles L. 323, 537, 543 Bawsel, Vicki L. 482 Baxendale, Jane E. 416 Baxter, David N. 268 Bayhs, Donald W. 268 Baylor, Curtis A. 441 Bays, Carita J. 268 Bays, Mary L. 255, 424 Bays, Sally J. 425 Bea, Susan G. 420 Beachler, Dennis D. 319 Beal, Bonnie L. 282, .364 Beal, Daniel C. 330 Beals, Darryl L. 432 Beamon, Valerie V. 488 Bean, William F. 479 Bear, Oscar C, II 440 Beard, James H. 476 Beard, Kristina L. 483 Beard, Phillip H. 200, 333 Beardsley, John F., Jr. 333 Beasley, Almeda L. 282, 368 Beasley, Mary J. B. 282 Beason, Katherin S. 408 Beatty, Carolyn A. 411 Beaulieu, Suzanne C. 410 Beaver, Raymond L. 446 Bebko, James M. 354 Bebler, Floyd D. 441 Becher, Sandra M. 400 Bechman, Terry J. 242, 243 Becht, James L. 493 Bechtold, Gregory A. 465 Beck, Dean T. 449 Beck, John R. 268 Beck, Loren C. 444 Beck, Pamela A. 125, 143, 310 Beck, Patrick C. 325 Beckelhymer, Eva J. 422 Becker, Barbara J. 121, 282, 375 Becker, George Becker, Kendra Becker, Philip Cameron 354 Becker, Ronald E. 152 Beckett, Steven K. 465 Beckmann, Brace R. 476 Beckwith, David C. 469 Bedford, Tyrone 333, 542, 543 Bedrick, Wesley G. 155 Beebe, Dana C. 435 Beebe, Glenn E. 214 Beecher, Alan L. 442 Beehler, Brace A. 125, 357 Beemer, WiUiam G. 335 Beeson, David E. 467 Beeson, Michael R. 469 Beetz, Andrew W., Jr. 455 BegUn, Catherine A. 403 Behm, Parker A. 216, 343 Behr, Steven J. 314, 349 Beier, Susan J. 93 Beigh, David M. Beineke, Rickey L. Beir, Alan M. Beisel, Donna A. Beiswanger, Dorane J. Belanus, Jane L. Belcher. James L. Belcher, Judith A. Belding, Robert S. Bell, Daniel P. Bell, Darryl K. Bell, Diane L. 9 Bell, Douglas A. Bell, George S. Bell, James R. BeU, Janet L. Bell, Joseph D. Bell, Michael G. Bell, S. Kenneth BeU, William A. BeU, Wilhs D. 349 BeUairs, Jacques T. 151, 451 BeUamy, Donald G., Jr. 445 Belleville, Thomas R. 443 BeUew, Ronald L. 341 520, 533 155. 389 268, 372 151, 458 525 473 Bcndci Bendei Bender, Paul L., Jr. Bender, Raymond G. Bender, Stephen H. X Bengtson, Loren D. Beninghove, Stephen F. Benjamin, Christopher E. Diane C. Robert D. Benn, Martha A. Benner, Charles A. Benner, David A. Bennett, Daniel L. Bennett, Diana S. Bennett, James W. Bennett, Kathy A. Bennett, Mary E. Bennett, Nancy J. Bennett, Peggy F. Bennett, Steven E. Benson, Carl D. Benson, John D. 2 Benson, Steven A. Bentley, Ted A. Bentley, WiUiam G. Berchekas, Peggy R. 1 Beres, Stephen J. Berg, Carl E. Berg, Edith A. 1 Berg, Richard R. Berg, William A. BergdoU, Marilyn J. Bergdolt, Charlotte C. Bergdolt, Mark W. 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Robert W. 476 Hear lon, Sheila A. 297 Reelz, Robert W. 314 324 Renbarger, Dan W. 491 Rice, Jon D. 203, 20 Ranochak. James E. 443 ReasoniT, rc.l A. .54.3 H.-.l kc, John C. 331 Rcnck. Hugh R. 250 Rice, Joseph A, Rantz. Gary Frederick 453 Rebar. Alan 11. 12. ' -. lU-cvcs, CaUiy S. 417 Renck, Linda S. 261 Rice, Lee J. 448 Recknor. Micha. l 13. ■Ml H. ' Kan, Barbara L. 232 RctkUt. David B. 460 Rice, Marilyn J. 12 RaSkr. Cto™Rlas L. 467 Rec-klrnwall, Richard J 347 U,.t.CM„l,l, J.UK- I,. 121 Ik-neau, Daniel L. 493 Rice, Nancy J, Rasmussen. Becky L. 423 Recob. Susan B. 123, 422 203 Renie, Joseph W. 435 Rich, Gary L. Rnsmussen. Chris 436 Reder. Thomas J. 477 li. Ill ' t . il s 357 Rerick, DonakI J. 477 Richards. Holly Ralcliffe. Carol C. 418 Redford. Chris R. 473 li. ;|.,.1.| 1 l.n:.| W. 350 Reser, Diane L. 422 Richards, Jane M. Rathbun. Harold C. 448 Rcdinger. Jacqueline A. 490 11. „l,, Ki.Imi.I , 477 Ressinger, Diane K. 364 Richards, Randall G. RatUrr. Linda S. 411 Redlin, Kenneth L. 387 Kcicliarl. n.oinas H. 354 Rettman, Paul J. 331 Richardson, Barbara J. 29 Ratner. Gary A. 99 Rcdlin, Larrj- B. 387 Heid. Lois A. 374 Rctzner, Joseph W. 453 Richardson, Carole S. Ratz. Richard D. 460 Redman. Da i l E. 493 Reid, Phyllis A. 125 407 Reuer, Barbara A. 298 Richardson, Glen A. Hau, Janis R. 488 Redman. Dennis D. 250 Reid, Robert S. 454 Reusser. Nancy J. 123 378, 385 Richardson, Kenneth 149, Ranch. Rol crta L. 398. 400 Redman, William A. 433 Reid, William T., Jr. 466 Rexing, Gerald L. 433 Rauer. Deborah J. 400 Re lman. William L. 465 Reifers. Suzanne M. 372 Rexing, Lawrence J. 341 Richardson, Lawrence Rausch. Joseph P. 328 Redmon. Lydia A. 408 Reiff. John T. Reiling. Charles B. 476 444 Reynolds, Clenda L. 488 Richardson, Mark H. Rausch. Kathryn L. 375 Reece, Beverly K. 420 Reynolds, Mary A. 261, 360 Richardson, Steven D. Rnush. Nancy L. 402 Reecer. Larr - M. 331 Reyzer, Kendall C. 458 Richardson. Steven E. Raver. Paul T. 475 Reed, Charles E. 472 Rciling. Pamela M. 372 Rezabek, Verne E. 442 RichbnrR, Ka.irnian V. Rawlins. Sheila K. 490 Reed, Cynthia L. 297 Reiling. Robert C. 328 Reznik, Paula L, 416 Richer, Ann K. Ray. Gaiy A. 472 Reed, DouRlas F. 345 Reilly. Donald R. 436 Rhetts, Leslie E. 417 Richerl. Abin R. Ray. James . 520 Reed, Jacqueline E. 298. 371 Reim. Marcia K. 298 Rhoades, Gene J. 460 Ricbert, Man,- K. Ray. James H. 151 Ree l, James A. ,388 Reinhard, Ellen A. 426 Rhoades, William T. 325 Richey, Robert C. Ray. Joe W. 352 Reed. Janet L. 298 Reiiihart, Michael J. 467 Rhoads, Cecil W. 4.12 Richie, Joseph S. UPSILON SIGMA SICXS OFF FOR THIS YEAR Good friends all. they Incd Ihuir hands in many areas of campus endeavor, assuming that there was a key to every problem. It was a good year. 586 Richmond, Dennis 275 Robinson, Kenneth R. 338 Rowland, Janet S. 364 Sander, Thomas W. 250 Schlademan, Karen M. Richmond, Timothy ], 14,1, Robinson, Patricia K. 417 Rowland, Max A. 4,32 Sanders, Barry F. 479 Schlagenhauf, Rex E. 513 Robinson, Sally J. 250 391 Rowland, Ronald R. 451 452 Sanders, Daniel K. 491 Schlamp, Jan N. 203, Richter, Brad R. 473 422 Rowland, William K. 338 Sanders, Dennis E. 476 Schleicher, Stephen O. Richter, Donald M. ,51.1 52S n!!i!! ' , ' ,m ( ' ii.iii . ' A. ' 333 Rowles, David M. 341 Sanders, Dennis K. 492 Schleiden, Sharon R. Richler. Donna S. 489 |,„l, ,. ' „,, ' ,i|,,„„ H 352 Roy, John A. 151, 199, 202, Sanders, Joanne M. 402 Schlieder. Rodric A. 275, Richter, Kiancis M. 465 Unln.ll,.,,,, lil. 1 K, 325 342 Sanders, Karen E. 385 Schlomann, Robert A. Richter, Raymond T. 448 365 Ruark, Michael D. 432 Sanders, Lydia 407 Schloot, Joann 121, Richter, Richard L. 250 492 Rockliold, Ronald L. 120 Rubens, Kenneth P. 91 Sanders, Michael B, 451 Schlosser, Samuel C. 125, Richternian. Marcia L. 362 Rockwell, Maybeth 408 Rubin, Howard S., Jr. 156 320 Sanders, Nancy L. 419 Schmelter, John R. Richwine, Fredrick S. 334 Rockwell, Michel L. 298 Rubin, Joel S. 320 Sanders, Phillip F. 187 Schmclter, Sandra L. Richwine, Rita A. 409 Rode, MarNin V. 333 Ruckel, Nancy S. 151 425 Sanders, Richard J. 189 192 Schmidt, Arlene L. Rickehnan, Susan M. 261 418 Rnckel, Steven W. 242 Sanders, Steven A. 319 Schmidt, Fred R. flicker. Jay B. 463 |; ' | ' ' l ' 1 ,, , ' M 430 Rucker, Dennis M. 465 Sanders, Tonuuy J. 483 Schmidt, George A. Rickctts, Thomas C. 443 li 1 h . ,, ■ I .327 Rudbeck, Sandra A. 123 489 Sanders, William D. .321 Schmidt, Janet L. Ricketts, Wilham J. 479 ll,i,|,j,,r,, lil, h 1. 443 Rndd, Donald L. 324 Sanderson, James A. 275 Schmidt, Jay W. Ricks, Jo E. 403 Kodgers, Rita H. 483 Rude, Russel E. 333 Sandgren, Kim 125 Schmidt, John J. Ricks, Pamela K. 423 Rodkey, William G. 120, 321, Rudicil. Ronald M. 476 Sandra. Anita C. 83, 148 363 Schmidt, Jolee L. Riddle, Regina R. 400 513 Rudolph, Glenn E. 250 Sandusky, Glenn W. 331 Schmidt, Lee E. . 251, Rideoiit, Kenneth E. 352 Rodriguez, Anita E. 148 360 Rueger, James M. 151 451 Saner, Dennis L. 456 Schmidt, Linda Gail Ridge, Garland E. 445 Roehm, Michael L. 350 Ruehr, William C. 324 Sanford, Cody L. 125 Schmidt, Linda J. Ridge, Jackie L. 472 Roeike, Norman L. 347 520 Rugenstein, C. Dennis 275 469 Sanner, Alan D, 468 Schmidt, Linda S. Ridgway, Michael E. 448 Roell, Arthur E. 392 Ruh, Richard D. 358 Sansone, Ronald J. 187 Schmidt, Marshall R. Ridoux, Frank E. 325 Roesch, Thomas J. 323 Ruhl, Philip C. 474 Sanfik, Ronald 335 Schmidt, Nancy C. Rieck, Gordon L. 352 Roeske, Roger E. 435 Ruiz, Linda L. 125 Saperstein, Karen E. 407 Schmidt, Theodore A. Rieke, Lois C. 488 Roettinger, Jack A. 224 325 Rule, David P. 224 Sarivalas, Maria H. 488 Schmidt, Thomas P. 79 198. Riemenschneider, P. L 410 Roetzer, George H. 461 Rule, Jan T. 93, 321, 364 Sark, Clyda M. 486 Schmidt, Tim T. Rierden, Walter J. 327 Rog, Gregory F. 458 Rulis, Dean A. 338 Saroft, Judith A. 418 Schmidt, Wilham G. Ries, Jo Ann C. 408 Rogala, Irene 482 Ruman, Christine M. 408 Sartoris, Thomas L. 477 Schmink, Patricia A. 299, Ries, John R. 459 Rogers, Charles E. 492 Rumore, Ross R. 331 Sasser, Fred R. 470 Schmithorst, Elizabeth J. Riesing, Ronald R. 207 Rogers, Gary L. 454 Rumschlag, Samuel L. 382 Satoski, Norbert A. 466 Riggs, Gary D. 79 120 315, Rogers, Gary L. 198 546 Runge, Steven M. 439 Saubel, Dianne C. 261 374 Schmitt, Brian P. Riggs, Dax ' id W. 333 Rogers, Janet I. 419 Rupp, Betty J. A. 385 Saucerman, Stephen P 458 Schnabel, Bruce L. Riggs, Donald J., Jr. 461 Rogers, John K. 432 Ruschau, Pauhne A. 402 Sauer, John W. 314 326 Schnackel, Charles W. Rignel, Gordon R. 447 Rogers, John W. 443 Ruse, Rita.S. 422 Sauer, Mary A. 238 489 Schnarr, Barbara M. Rigsbee, Steven D. 440 Rogers, Kenneth S. 432 Rush, Elaine M. 151 411 Saunders, Scott G. 354 Schnarr, Mark J. 93, Rihm, James F. 469 Rogers, Peggy J. 409 Rush, Lawrence B. 123 Savage, Eric J. 461 Schnarr, Susan K. Riley, Donald R. 79 189 192 Rogers, Sandra L. 298 Rushanan, George J., J 520 Savage, James M. 461 Schnautz, Ingrid M. Riley, Iris M. 275 .365 Rogers, Stephen C. 458 Rushton, Mary R. 363 Savage, Steven J. 439 Schnautz, Martha L. Riley, James W., Jr. 74, 7£ •o% Rogers, Thomas R. 465 Rushton, Robert E. 432 Saveland, Mary S. 121 298 300 Schnautz, Stephen P. 74, 81, 120 210 338 Rogers, William E. 479 Rusk, James E. 465 Savidge, David B. 456 299, Riley, Marjorie C. 125 Rogol, Charles S. 443 Rusk, Robert ]. 250 Sawicki, Zbigniew P. 326 Schneck, Donald R. Rincon, Laura J. 409 Rohlik, James L. 452 Russell, Carol L. 407 Sawitke, Joan F. 409 Schneer, Steven P. Rinehart, Margaret K. 298 Rohn, Cheryl E. 488 Russell. Richard E., II 181, 208, Sawyer, Douglas M. 325 Schneider, Jeffray S. Ring, Lawrence J. 335 Rohrbacher, Robert A. 520 211 Sawyer, Edward C. 224 358 Schneider, John N. Ringeman, Kenneth L. 433 Rohrer, Alvin G. 455 Russell, Robert W. 125 342 Sayers, Elston F. 491 Schneider, Linda M. Rinkel, Hal G. 448 Rokosz, Raymond J. 228 232 Russell, Ronald B. 238 Scaletta, Phillip R. 214 Schneider, Nancy L. Rinkel, Kathryn L. 261 415 RoUins, Carle E., Ill 318 Russell, Scott L. 350 Scalzo. Emilie A. 111 Schneider, Robert C. 224, Rinker, Dale K. 467 Rolsma, Greg A. 438 Russell, William B. 331 Scamahom, John R. 333 Schneider, Stephen J. Rioli Jo A. 125 418 454 Russey, James W. 189 , 192 325 Scanhn, John W. .342 Schneider, Steven J. Ripple, Linda K. 407 Romefelt, Laura 407 Rust, Larry A. 469 Scarpero, William J., Jr 310 354 Schnepper, Randall P. Risa, Kristen 181 202 Romine, Gregory S. 440 Rutherford, Marion F., Jr. 452 Scecina, James S. 328 Schniedwind, John C, r. Riser, Stephen C. 314 328 Rondini, James G. 111 342 Rutkowski, Robert R. 342 Schaadt, Cy A. 465 Schnuelle, David L. Rish, Virginia S. 417 Ronk, Judith A. 400 Rutledge, Charles K. 465 Schaber, Carl J. 434 Schock, William A. Risk, James E. 442 Rooney, Linda M. 398 421 Rutledge, Edward W. 454 Schaefer, Sally A. 96 374 Schocke, Teny L. 451, Risk, Larry E. 298 Root, Dan J. 454 Ruttkar, Paul R. 461 Schaeffer, Larry R. 251 Schoeffmann, Mark L. Risser, Betty S. 371 Rosdil, Donald .L. 125 Rutz, Lawrence A. 439 Schaeffer, Michael K. 355 Schoenberger, James E. Rister, Charles R. 461 Rose, Cynthia A. 371 Rutz, Sharon K. 417 Schafer, Patricia L. 379 Schoenlein, William E. Ristow, Ellen L. 124, ' ?f K h Rose Michael D. 448 Ryan, Karen L. 370 Schafer, Richard A. 151 299 Scholl, John D. 370 513 Rose, Michael W. 460 Ryan, Lee J. 120 520 Schaible, Sara 251 SchoU, Stephen R. Ristow, James F. 230 325 Rose Robert G. 344 Ryan, Thomas J. 125 335 Schaibley, Christine 364 Schonberg, Daniel F. Ristow, Louise T. 409 Rosei Steven L. 392 Rybarczyk, Ronald R. 350 520 Schaich, Karen M. 123, 261 Schoolcraft, Joe W. Ritenour James M. 382 Rose, Susan B. 410 Rybinski, Michael 322 Schaich, Marilyn J. 125 407 Schooley, Dennis E. Ritter, Alice K. 298 Rose, Victoria M. 419 Rydman, Marilyn S. 98 366 Schaik, Donna J. 100 121 299. Schoonmaker, Michael . Ritter, Diana M. 93 121 ,361 Rosebrock, Mary A. 400 Rygas, Lida A. 489 360 Schoonover, Janice K. Ritter, Kenneth N. 350 Rosebush, Ann M. Rosenbaum, Carol A. 490 Ryker, Jane E. 411 Schall, Anne M. 124 361 Schoonveld, Michael P. Ritter, Ronald W. 326 26 1 Rynearson, John L. 123 187 Schanding, Carol R. 299 424 Schorastein, Mark T. Ritterskamp, Daniel J. 202 466 423 Rzeszewski, Barbara J 422 Sehanke, Stephen C. 238 Schortemeyer, Carol J. Ritz, Forrest A., II 338 Rosenbaum! Roberta J 408 Schaper, James C. 325 Schrader, John W. Ritz, John M. 352 Rosengam, Robert E. Rosenow, Glen M. s Scharf, Philip R. 444 Schrader, Kathryn K. Ritzmann, Suzanne E. 483 354 Schattner, Frederick G 438 Schrader, Man ' ay E. Rivers, Elizabeth L. 261 365 Rosenthal, Deborah E 415 Sabai, Thomas E. 460 Schatz, Gary C. 198 Schramm, Wayne F. Rizo, Francisco J. 479 Rosenthal, James B. 224 Saberson, Lee A. 327 Schaumberg, Elaine A. 426 Schreck, Edward M. 125, Roach, Allan L. 383 Rosentrader, Larry V. Roski Richard A. 125 443 Sabo, Alana ]. 372 Schebo. Jack A. 439 Schreiber, Frederick R. Roach, David R. 443 327 534 Sabo, Katherine M. 409 Scheessele. David W. 331 Schrier, Jerry E. Roach, Walter K. 444 Rosquete, Hector J. Ross, David L. Ross, Jerry L. Ross, John M. ' 449 Sabol, John S., Jr. 275 436 Scheessele, Dennis J. 342 Schrock, Patrice L. Robb, Charles T. 448 354 Sabol, Mary A. 427 Schefler, Robert P. 299 Schroeder, Charles L. Robb, Janet K. 298 123 381 Sabsowitz, Fred 238 320 Scheffler, Alan M. 320 Schroeder, David A. 314, Robbins, Bonnie E. G. 364 224 Sachen. Joseph L. 444 Scheffler, Peter M. 433 Schroeder, Jerry L. Robbins, David A. 314 349 Ross Judith E. 391 Sachs, Barbara K. 275 Scheiderer, Charles A. 476 Schroeder, Jimmy R. Robbins, Fred J. 481 261 Sachs, Thomas H. 448 Scheldorf, Timothy J. 451 452 Schroeder, Richard A. Robbins, Rebecca A. 111 250 Ross ' Michael W 341 Saddler, Joseph R. 203 207 Schellenberger, Rita K 486 Schroeder, Ronald W. Roberson, Susan K. 425 Ross ' , Stephen E. 156 Ross, Steven I. 202 Sadler, Donna F. 412 Schenauer, Ronald E. 338 Schroeder, Ruth A. Roberts. Brian M. 460 320 Sadler, Patricia L. 419 Schendel, James K. 455 Schroeder, Thomas E. 195. Roberts, Dale B. 466 Ross, Steven W. 493 Saff, Charles R. 125 468 Schenk, Carolyn R. 143 370 Schroeder, Thomas J. Roberts, David A. 392 Safirstein, Marty 320 Schenk, Donald E. 444 Schroer, Jeffery M. Roberts, David E. 472 Rossbach, Gary P. 459 Safranski, Gregory G. 328 Schenk, James H. 480 Schrum, David F. Roberts, David L. 125 481 182 Sage, Donald B., Jr. 442 Schenk, Wilham E. 354 Schubert, Richard L. Roberts, Diane L. 298 Rosf ' phil V. Rostiser Carl W. 192 Sage, James G. 492 Schenkel, Ronald W. 327 Schuchmann, Walter H Roberts, Gary L. ,520 438 Sagendorf, Robert D. 481 Schepman, Barbara L. ■402 Schueneman, Arthur R Roberts, Jon A. 240 Rostvold, Roger M. Rosulek Andrew J 445 Sager, Tony P. 238 Schepman, Roger L. 324 Schuh, Larry W. Roberts, Larry W. 388 465 Salak, Craig R. 456 Schermerhom, Mary J 379 Schulenborg, Wayne M Roberts, Marcia A. 370 Roth, Catherine M. Roth, Eileen J. Salb, Paula K. 412 Sch ermerhom, Steven E. 451 Schulenburg, Delbert Roberts, Michael G. 477 362 Saletta, Gaetana M. 483 Scherrer, Carolynn E. 423 Schuler, Deborah L. Roberts, Pamela H. 372 Rodi! James N. Roth Paidette Rita Salmon, Barbara A. 488 Schertz, Frances J. 401 Schult, Robert F. 192, Roberts, Richard A. 384 ■?75 Salrin, Michele E. 420 Scheuer, James I. 455 Schulte, Harold F., Jr. Roberts, Thomas W. 350 Roth! Robert H. ' Roth, Robert L. Rothenberger, Larry D Rothschild, Marianne P 459 91 Salrin, Patricia K. 423 Scheuer, John F. 239 Schultz, Charles J. Robertson, Alexander 187 Salstrom, Roger L. 125 354 Scheuer, Paul R. 187 492 Schultz, Dale H. 324 346, Robertson, James D. 163 120 Salter, Stephanie J. 90,91 Scheuerlein, Edwin L. 181 Schultz, Stephen A. Robertson, Larry D. 436 416 Salter, Stephen J. 346 347 192 Schultz, Stephen L. Robertson, Thomas V. 182 Rouch, Patricia L. 8, ,.367 Salwak. Dale F. 298 Schick, John M. 444 Schultz, Suzanne M. Robertson, William C. 458 Roush, Terry D. 189 , 470 Sampson, Claudia J. 125, 370, Schieber, Robin E. 402 Schultz, Terrence R. Robeson, Carl E. 213 Routt, Jennifer A. 364 371 Schiffli, Carolyn S. 411 Schultz, Timothy M. 235, Robeson, Wilbur G. ' 492 Roviaro, Elizabeth L. 298 Sampson, Lynda D. 368 Schilken, Robert D. 187 357 Schultze, Richard A. Robey, Wayne R. 187 Rowe, Gail L. 124 , 365 Sampson, Ronald A. 224 Schilling, Carol A. 143 Schulz, David F. Robinett, Thomas N. 451 452 Rowe, Norman W. .326 Samuelson, Eric R, 454 Schilling, Gregory A. 475 Schulz, Dennis K. 199. Robinson, Don A. 467 Rowe, Ronald K. 4,35 Sandberg, Donald K. 546 Schillinger, Marc S. 455 Schnlze, Holly E. Robinson, Jack M. 202 Rowe, Sharon A. 125 379 Sandberg, Evelyn M. 408 Schimmelpfennig. R. W.. Ir 446 Schuman. Frederick E. 587 Schumnn, Marc 151, : Schumm. Sucllcn ]. Schunk. Jeny H. Schurgcr, Ann C. Schiusler, Lucinda K. ' ■ Schussler, Noncy L. Schuster, Lee G. Schult, Jerry O. Schutlc. Yvonne D. Schwab, David L. Schwab, Kenneth L. 74. 109, 120, Schwartz, Beverly ]. M. Schwartz, Donald L. Schwartz, Douglas P. Schwartz, Frederick C. 228, Schwartz, Jane A. Schwartz, John A. Schwartz, Robert A. Schwartz, William J. Schwarz, Diane O. Schwaiz, Gary G. Schwarz. Richard A. Schwenk, George M. Schwerin, Kenneth F. Schwing, Gregory V. Schwinghamer, Garrett L. Schwinghammer, Terrence Scifres, Peter N. Scoggins. Russell A. Scott, David G. Scott, Donna D. 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Craig A, Smith, Cvntliia J, Smith, Dana C, Smith, Darrell A. Smith. David R. Smith, Donald L. Smith, Dorothy C. Smith, Douglas W. Smith, Duke A. Smith, Erich G. Smith, Evangeline 1 Smith, Gordon B. Smith, Gregory A. Smith, Jack L. Smith. Jacquelyn L. Smith, Ja F., 11 Smith, Smith, Smith, James P. Smith, James R. Smith, James W. Smith, Janet E. Smith, Jay L. Smith, Jeffrey S. Smith, Jeflry L. Smidl, Jerry A. Smith, Joel D. Smidl, John A. Smith, John H. Smith, Joseph A. Smith, Joyce A. Smith, Karl R. Smidl, Kevin W. Smith, Larry W. Smith, Lyle E. Smidl, Mahlon R. Smith. Marjorie S. Smith. Maurice D. ! Smidl, Max A. Smidl, Michael H. Smidl, Michael S. Smith, Orson P., Ill SmiUi, Pamela B. Smith, Pamel a H. Smith, Philip D. Smidl, Randall N. Smith, Randall S. Smidl, Regetta L. Smith, Richard D. Smidl, Richard E. Smidl. Richard M. Smidl, Robert W. Smidl, Ronald E. Smidl, Ronald J. Smith, Sandra A. Smidl, Sara L. Smith, Stephen K. 208, Smidl, Stephen L. Smith, Stephen T. Smidl, Stephen W. 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Candace L. 127. 422 Waling, Linda L. 121 302 370 Watson, Sarah A. 188 ,419 WeUs, Stanley L. 194 Wick, C -nlhia J. 422 Vergin, Pamela J. 421 511 Watson, Steven E. 383 Wells, Stephen L. 446 Wickersham, David L 352 Vemer, Linda J. 488 Walker, Barbara L. 486 Watt, WiUiam D. 442 Welsh, Tanya L. 302, 422 Wickert, Garry E. 388 Wickert, Larry A. Wickham ' . Thomas F Wicks, BritlRel A. Wkiman. Richard T. WiJman, Robert A. Widmcr, Nancy ]. Widmer, Ralph L. Widzisz, John R. Wienke, Karen L. Wiergacz, John T. Wierks, Jane A. Wiesler, Carol S. Wiesman, Andrew P Wietzke, Donald L. Wiggenhom, Paula A. 303, 374 Wilcox. Homer F„ III 226, 338 Wilcox, Michael R. 338 Wilcox, Roger H. 239 Wild, Barbara J. 420 Wild, Richard D. 188, 319 Wild. Timothy G. 252, 438 Wilder. Marvin E. 252 Wilder, Sandra J. 124 Wilderniuth. Timothy J. 303. 338 Wdds, Stephen D. 240. 252. Wilds, Terry G. Wiles, Denise K. 1: Wiles. Laura A. Wiley. Gerald L. Wiley. John R., II Wiley. Rex D. Wiley. Thomas C. Wilfong. Cheryl K. 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Merry A. 121. 207, 323 Winkler, Claudia L. Winn, Patricia A. Winner, Joseph C. Winnick, Edward M. Winslow, Alan R. Winstel, Robert A. Wipert, Marcia G. Wirgowski, Dennis A. Wirick, Robert A. Wirth, Edward P. Wiscaver, Suzanne G. Wise, Raymond D. W. Wiseman, Daniel R. Wiseman, Jeffrey J. Wiseman, Thomas W. Wisker, John E. Wismer, Michael W. Witham, Gregory R. Withspoon, Minerva M Witt, Ronald D. Witte, Jane L. Witte, John M. 476 Witt e. Kenneth G. 435 Wittgen, Robert A. 228, 229. 232 Wittman, Stephen C. 383 Witzel, Mary C. 488 232. 407 Wiza, Charles F. Woerner, Deborah A. 2 ' Woemer. Paul F. Wocmer, Richard F. 2! Wuhadlo, Raymond A. Wohlberg. Richard A. Wohler, Jo E. A. Wohlford, Gayle R. Woida. Jerome Wojdula, Joseph J, Wolber. Janet M. Woldt, Martha E. Wolf. Charles F. Wolf, Janet E. Wolf. Linda J. 3( Wolf. Robyn E. Wolf, Steven C. Wolf. Thomas A. Wolfe, Bruce R. Wolfe, Cassandra S. Wolfe, David L. Wolfe, Gregory A. WoUe. Thomas M. 2 Wolfe. Timothy L. Wolfe, WiUiam G. Wolff, Greg L. 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Worley, Carol A. Worrell, WiUiam R. Worthington, Arthur N. Wortman, David F. Wortman, Thomas R. Wozniak, Diana S. S Wozniak, James B. Wray. Brenda A. Wriggelsworth. Nancy J. Wright, Barbara S. Wright, David L. Wright. Joel W. Wright. Karen J. Wright, Karen L. Wright, Kim E. Wright. Lowell A. : Wright, Mary K. 124, 2 Wright, Penny S. 1 Wright. Phillip D. Wright. Raymond W. Wright, Ronald R. Wright, Sandra E. 1 Wright, Sharon K. 263, Wright. Thomas K. Wright, Vivian L. H. Wuensch, Susan M. Wulf, Deanna D. Wunder, Jack S. Wunder. Richard A. Wuthrich. Robert O. Wyant. Marcia A. Wyatt, Beverly L. Wyckoff, Paul W. Wyncott, George F.. Jr. Wynkoop, Eric A. Wynn, Lee A. Wynn. Michael A. Yackel. Jane M. Yacko, David G. Yacso, Cynthia A. Yalowitz, Charles I. Yalowitz, Merle F. Yamaguchi, Gary M. Yanchar, WUliam J., Ji Yanf, Mary L. Yara, Ronald T. Yarrington, Alan L. Yarrington, James R. Yates, George T. Yeager, Ricky B. Yeakley, WiUiam T. Yearsich. Thoma ' s G. Yee. Yu H. Yelton. Patricia S. Yentes, Patricia A. Yerkes, Patricia K. Yerkes, Stanley A. Yochem, Pamela S. Yockey, Ernest A.. Jr. Yocum, Penelope A. Yoder, Craig D. Yoder, Dennis S. Yoder, Peggy K. Yoder, Ronald L. Yoder, Warren J. Yokel, Sharon R. York, Carolyn L. York, Terry L. Yorkis. EHzabeth A. Yoshida. Glenn T. Yost. Terry E. Young, Bruce M. Young, Dale E. Young, David R. Young, Donald A. Young. Glenn A. 25 Young. Gregory C. Young, Joseph E. Young, Leroy D., Jr. Young, Linda S. Young. Marilyn F. Young, Nancy M. Young, Robert A., Jr. Young, Robert B. Young, Robert C. 101, 14S 124. 363 124, 363 194, 318 358, 465 543 227, 342 143 125 125. 481 Young, Robert L. Young, Sheryl A. Young, Susan A. Young, Susan L. Young, Warren R. 120, Youngblood, Stanley B. Youngblood. Stuart A. Youngquist. Carol A. Yu. Betty Yue. William W. Yunaska. Robert L. Yutmeyer, William P. Zaccarino. 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Jim Wil- son. Gary Potts, Rosario Laudicina, Mike Frede, Jamie Byers, and Barb Woolcott. Copy Credits: Sandee Dively, Rod McKuen, and Paul Simon. Printing of the 1969 DEBRIS was done by Taylor Publishing Company. Dallas, Texas. Opening and closing sections and all other introductory sections used 16 point Melior type. The remainder of the book ' s body copy is 10 point Melior, with captions and idents of 8 point Melior. Heads are 24 point Melior. The paper used for opening and closing is 80 lb. Saxony, for the class section the paper is Warren ' s 80 lb. Casco dull, for the sports section the paper is Warren ' s 80 lb. Lustro Dull, and the re- mainder of the book was 80 lb. Patina. The cover was produced by S. K. Smith Co. of Chicago. ' jH Sometimes, we see ourselvi .guards of a fleetin rselvK|| UiIn slanigy ' rrlln, ■ wi0ti % f very much p yet we ' rSkSO emUa rq aeHi l. ' , -T. . Sbm i SfTthough, we see oujIefv R s: s|ia(Jov aBk ' , ' . 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