Purdue University - Debris Yearbook (West Lafayette, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 590 of the 1979 volume:

Copyright ° 1979 John Edmund Davis and the 1979 DEBRIS staff of Purdue University. West Lafayette. Indiana 47907 Library of Congress Card Catalogue Number 2-15357 All rights reserved. No part of this volume may he reprinted or reproduced in any form without the exclusive written permission of the Editor. Printed in the United States of America by Hunter Publishing Company of Winston-Salem. North Carolina 1979 DEBRIS Purdue University Hi Iv 30VSIA While walking in the park, I noticed a sparce crowd in the distance. Seeking out my curiosity, I could see a clown which all of the people seemed to he watching. Performing a mime, prancing and strutting at his own delight, he captured the attention of his audience with his imagination. Knowing the intent of the jesters act, the on-lookers sensed his facial meanings with genuine and undivided attention. They all knew the feeling conveyed through his expressions, without the utterance of a single sound. A face can say what a thousand words can t describe. Notice a face, but observe more than the external physical features. A wrinkle, a frown, a wink. All of these relate to a certain visage. Observe these pictures and note what they say. They won't mean the same to everyone, the meaning is directly related to each of our own personal experiences. Just look, relate, and enjoy. vii X xl xill xvf SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Gala Week une-' cMarch Spring Break March 4-12 Block P Callout ijl u c S V o 0 «S fDebris nineteen hundred and seventy-nine Table of Contents Calendar I JTcademia I2S iJTctivities 171 Off Campus 265 On Campus 3S3 Club Sports 447 graduates 461 XU 1 I STEV57TTH 11:30 ED 201B A F2:30 t€AV7 TTH100-2 00 na.302 W 12:30 CLASSES BE6N Block Roth NeO Young October lewtsh New Year Marshal Tucket Occupational Outlook Convocations: MutlcWance Senes (December psunwonuy Happenings Panhel Pledge I ml tattoos February loefc Music Sertes PSU8 Books and Coffee Snowflake formal Dance 1978-79 £eason- ' Ca lender Spring 2 Summer 34 Autumn 42 Winter 94 Mar. 21 June 21 Spring Break ’78 After 20 hours on the road and four months of Indiana's snowy drudgery, the warm Florida sun offers refuge to weary students. PhoiogfAphvO. HjrUn Florida Sun Mwch4 12 7 I a'Aprtl 15 Combined Division I st Place - Chi Omega Phi Kappa Tau 2nd Place - Zeta Tau Alpha Triangle 3rd Place — Alpha Chi Omega Farmhouse Men's Division 1st Place - Alpha Kappa Lambda 2nd Place — Phi Kappa Sigma Women's Division 1st Place — Earhart Hall 2nd Place — Windsor Hall Aprt IM I _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ It may not have been The Biggest Show on Earth but the Royal Lichtenstein Quarter Ring Circus drew a crowd in | front of the Purdue Memo- J rial Mall. The one hour show was packed with mime, magic, storytelling, fire-eating and small animal acts. It was sponsered by the St. Thomas Aquinas Church, who supplied the traveling harlequins with enough money for transportation and food. After the performance, whitefaced clowns placed three , hats in the center ring, hoping to solicit additional funds for the circus. Judg- I ing from the hordes of spectators, the performance was a success for I everyone. Spun '11 spring, rail 12 'April 8 1 SELLING YOURSELF Placement Center Information, Guidance and Interviewing The goal of most college students is to acquire a job in their chosen field. While many obtain placement leads through family, faculty and friends, other graduates have difficulty beginning their employment search. Fortunately. Purdue is sensitive to the needs of its students and offers a variety of services to facilitate job hunting. The Purdue University Placement Service is a good starting point when looking for full time employment, as well as summer and co-op positions. The UPS offers three basic services supplying information, guidance and interviewing opportunities to any interested student, graduate or alumnus. Because the success of an interview greatly depends on the abilities and interests of the interviewer and their relation to the needs of the employer, the Placement Center offers a variety of recruiting information. Job listings notebooks which report current full time job openings are available resources, as well as data concerning current needs, salaries, names and addresses or many employers. Another interesting resource is Grad II. This computerized system provides an individual print-out based on the major and degree level of the student. The print-out includes the names of all employers interested in particular academic credentials. as well as the dates these employers will be interviewing at I8:3pring Purdue. Finally, literature including the College Placement Annual, the Occupational Outlook Handbook and a rotary file are available for student perusal in the Career Information Center. Career Counseling is another service offered by the Placement Center. UPS staff members provide vocational testing, job market information and special workshops. Orientation sessions are held to acquaint students with the Placement Service and review interviewing. resume preparation, and employer selection skills. Finally, on-campus interviews are designed to determine how closely the employer's needs match the applicant's qualifications. Furthermore law. business and other graduate school interviews may be arranged through the Placement Center. The Placement Center also posts career oriented summer job opportunities on the UPS bulletin board in Stewart Center. The office is also helpful in providing interviews for students interested in co-oping. Summer and part-time jobs are also available through the Student Employment Office, located in Room 102 of the Agricultural Annex II. In the office job boards post openings for both on and off campus employers. Furthermore, this organization plans a Camp Day in February when nationwide camping institutions and theme parks are available for student questioning and interviewing. Any student is eligible to take advantage of these services. While the University Placement Service and the Student Employment Office are responsible for placing most students in business, industrial and government positions, many schools provide direct placement for their graduates. Among the most prominent are the Pharmacy and Veterinary Schools. Also, education majors may be considered for placement by applying at Matthews Hall. I .. ro be successful is to be civilised in the finest sense of that term. Education at its best is but o process toward that ultimate end President Arthur Hansen It Spurtod 22 S« v S � t K 14T Spring 17 rtxxogripmi. Tuinf? — K Spurtotk K. Spurlock I « « ■HI tennis SUMMER June 21-Sept. 21 Summer’s Pace “What I ilid During My Summer Vacationlost its value as a compositional theme long ago. Yet, the summer months provide a valuable time for students to experiment with different occupational options, take long awaited trips, or pick up a few necessary credits. Many Purdue students have been successful in obtaining summer jobs which pertain directly to their major. Chemical engineers often head south, hoping to work for Shell Oil. while mechanical engineers migrate north in search of positions with General Motors or Ford. Veterinary and Pharmacy students have little trouble obtaining positions In their field, while positions for humanities students are often left to chance. The summer months are a perfect time to break down cultural barriers by taking a trip overseas or across the United States. Many students spend their vacations deciphering French menus or simply discovering the melting pot that is the United States. 3$ I Summer Meanwhile, many people enjoy spending the summer at various colleges campuses, earning credits in anticipation of an early graduation or finishing a research project. While many may argue that summer school is a dreadful alternative, who can argue its worth on graduation day? For all of us, the summertime means playtime, and we do that best. A y f AA 5tn«T « I J1 summer football practice )8 . Surwm It 1 HARRY’S CHOCOLATE SHOPPE 40 , •� . M rhoeoguphv). Gundtnon Boilermaker Tractor Pull Finding an orginal way to raise scholarship funds is the perennial dilemna of college students. Yet. at Purdue a solution has been found! On September 8. 9. and 10 the fourth annual Boilermaker Tractor Pull was sponsored by Purdue students. During this colorful event competitors ’■pulled for a total purse of $22, 500, while tractor pull girls collected proceeds from the crowds. J. GvnOtnon G MjtfqoH Scpcemt 6-10 49 Greek Week provides a successful means of rejuvenating the cooperative-competive spirit of Purdue’s Greek society. Throughout the week athletic events, service projects and promotional activities are planned with this purpose in mind. The festivities were initiated by the Greek Olympics, rousing intra-house cohesion and competion. Other events highlighting the week were a rock concert on Slayter Hill, an Interdenominational worship service and the Greatest Chapter. u rtiwojtMph (ourtny oI The Greek Cary Meredith tril £ race Pho ogrophi,1 Cundtnon rustling underftfW. es raising straight up li s a smell of its owsfejcon the smoke fr a thin blue sign pounded of wet leaves, rotting applaB oper fires. mSfeun bangs lower in the sl H hits you squarely in the eye, but the instanty mov� -ipto the shadows yo haze of eyer|jng when thep so much larger and nearel this creates a,.magic. perhc its kind we f el befor icebound, -w 1 , and in the seems .dward Weeks M SqiuwWnvr uaw Winter Atove C Mvoui top , fl Cofltyvi mkUSt right C M qglt tottom right S Uthim Men and women clad in blue and grey make their way up and down Peking's streets. There are no subways, taxis, cars or buses. Most of the transportation is on foot, although a few fortunate people ride bicycles. Few of the Chinese can afford such simple luxuries as watches, radios or sewing machines. A television might require seventy percent of a man's yearly salary. Yet. the citizens of the People's Republic of China remain constant in their courtesy and friendliness. In recent years. China has been opening its doors to foreign visitors, particularly representatives from the United States. This September, President Hansen and Dr. Farris were among the distinguished officials chosen from twelve midwest states to make the 3.000 mile trip to Peking. While Chinese agricultural advancement was the primary objective of the trip, the Chinese culture and society proved itself equally fascinating. With a population of over nine hundred million, the nation finds it difficult to feed it’s people. In an effort to alleviate the food shortage. the farming communities have been organized into communes of 900 to 100.000 people. These communes are self-sufficient and responsible for providing food for the cities. Furthermore. families are strongly urged to raise only two children, and the effect of peer pressure successfully limits family size. Yet. Chinese society must make agri- cultural advances to survive. While China may at first appear to be a backward nation, it is. in truth, a nation of tremendous contrasts. while many Chinese students come to the United States for an education, they return to China with revolutionary technological knowledge. Presently, the fields of math and physics are on an equal level with those in United States’ schools. The Chinese are veiy receptive to American advances in science and technology. This trip, and others like it. have begun to reacquaint the Americans with the Chinese. While it is only a beginning, it may become a useful step in the economic, agricultural and technological growth of both nations. S6 PtKKOsrjphvCi O.'vli Parent’s Weekend is always packed with activities designed to bridge the ever broadening chasm between the generations. A Boilermaker victory over the Ohio University Bobcats, a presentation of Campus Sounds at Slayter Center and an OCSA pig roast were a few events characterized the weekend. However, the superior performances of Rich Little and Buddy Rich as they combined their diverse talents to delight a responsive Parent’s Day audience highlighted the weekend. S8 : September 2 1 I Bojte Gundenen Boilermakers experienced the dizzying reverie of victory as the Riveters defeated Ohio State with an overwhelming 27-16 win. Fans cascaded from the stands on to the turf of Ross-Ade’s field shouting “We’re number one! and calling for the red roses of Pasadena, California. The truimph, Purdue's first over Ohio since 1967, ended the ten year domination of Michigan and Ohio State over the Little Eight.” More importantly, coupled with the Michigan State upset over Michigan and the Wisconsin-lllinois tie, Purdue was propelled into the number one position in the Big Ten, a distinction it has sorely missed for twelve years. With an overall record of 4-1 and 2-0 in the Big Ten, Purdue is followed by Wisconsin in second place, while Ohio State, Michigan, Michigan State, and Indiana bring up the rear in third place. Purdue's victory also marked a personal conquest for sophomore Mark Herrmann, whose superior passing performance moved him into fourth place among Purdue's career passing leaders. He is now behind Mike Phipps. Bob Griese and Len Dawson. Boilermaker fans have long awaited the chance to turn away the Ohio State Buckeyes and renew their number one standing in the Big Ten. October 14 63 Old Masters ’78 In January of 1978 the Old Masters Central Committee established a goal of making this years program more accessible to all students and sought to invite a roster of Old Masters whose interests, professions and ambitions represented a broad spectrum. At the opening session on Sunday. October 29th. an atmosphere of openness and informality was encouraged and a reminder that spontaneity is the key was repeatedly made. The 1978 program had the largest number of Old Masters ever, whose diversity was remarkable. Participation by the entire Purdue community was evident and prevailing atmosphere centered around openness. The basic objective of the Old Masters program was achieved ... to generate an exchange of ideas and a mutual understanding. This exchange was between the Old Masters, whose success is defined as honesty. personal integrity and a good philosophy on life, and the students, whose aspirations are to achieve the same. The year 1979 will mark the initiation of an Old Masters Alumni Association, on the suggestion of the 1978 Old Masters. This new concept indicates the success, not only of the 1978 program, but of the Old Masters spirit. It indicates the realization that while three days highlight the basic objective. the Old Masters experience is a lifelong process. t r ocogr p vS. fctguvjn ti HOMECOMING ’78 A- Hovrmtxi 4 of UNIVERSITY PARKING Just Another Headache The Purdue parking problem is familiar to most students. Even those who don't have their own car on campus have noticed parking lots packed with ticketed cars. This suggests a critical lack of communication between students. administration and police at Purdue. At the beginning of each semester. students receive a copy of the University parking regulations with their schedule. However. this eight page document provides dry reading and few students find the time or patience to read the entire booklet. Those who do succeed in finishing it rarely comprehend its vital points. For this reason, the Dean of Students Office publishes a brief brochure outlining the important guidelines of parking on campus. While the publication does facilitate student access to parking information. it does not deal satisfactorily with the problem. Many people have been amazed to find their car ticketed after they've parked it in the same lot for two months. One shortcoming lies in the ambiguous signs posted on main campus lots. The signs read: Parking for purchasers of A” permits only. 7AM-5PM, violators may be removed.” This implies that anyone may park in these lots between 5PM and 7AM. Yet those parking spaces become susceptable to the whimsical ticketing practices of Purdue police. In reality these spaces are only open to those with A. B, C, or D permits. While most students are informed of this rule, visitors may be perplexed by these misleading signs. The communication problem further complicates the general lack of parking. Despite student complaints and requests for additional spaces, the school administration continues to cut back on main campus parking. This can be illustrated in such strategic main campus areas as behind the Memorial Union, at the Nursing Building site, and outside the Hall of Music. While this will ultimately account for a more scenic campus, it does tend to crowd remaining parking facilities. Furthermore, no steps are being taken to replace these lost spaces. It is obvious that Purdue is not primarily a commuter school. Faced with an on-campus housing shortage it is illogical for the University to decrease parking for students. The administration feels that the provision of parking areas is not crucial to the academic mission of the University. Perhaps it is time for the administration to re-evaluate its position. 68; Mi � � $ tydriSoxHu WITH SPECIAL GUEST MONDAY. NOVEMBER 13 9 P.M. ELLIOTT HALL OF MUSIC All Seats Reserved: S7.50 S6.50 $5.50 PhotoglophvO Muquto W 71 Ghosts Gobhns $ Spooks Halloween is a night of mischievous merrymaking. Ghosts rap on doors, hobgoblins soap up windows and bags filled with flour sprinkle passers-by. The true celebration of Halloween is creating a costume and masquerading in outrageous style. Costume parties allow an individual to be anyone or anything they chose to be for the night. The origin of Halloween can be traced to sun-worship. The pagan Halloween was a time of grief for the decline of the sun’s glory, as well as a harvest festival of thanksgiving to the sun for ripening the grain and fruit. Halloween is an evening of diversity and mischief; an evening of fear and fun. It is a time to do whatever you want and be whoever you want be. anonymously! But don't forget, it is a night of witches and warlocks, ghosts and goblins, spirits and superstitions too! Pttttogrjpta.'G Mirqwb mmi ■M M mm lll i SllM |MM ,V . v-; .V.v ;•«.' s'. a S .V v.A'v! . -.V mm The Sound of Music . . . . . . does not contain profound meaning or lend itself to symbolic interpretation. But it portrays the most romantic and enchanting moments life has to offer. It has filled it’s audience with the very human emotions of heartache and humor. 74 November 16 Novrmtx-f 16 75 The Legendary GEWANDHAUS ORCHESTRA of Leipzig PRAGUE STRING v.v.v yy+yy'yyy. mmm ■■I !v!v!vX .V.V.'.V. If It’s Saturday This Must Be Taatbait p — V-1 football Cross Country 3Bk - « ■- •• ifiSr' ; - • • •• 82 fM PNXograpfiv'G. Mi qurt Vo t eyboti K. Reed Field Hockey rtxxogrjptwl Cundowm M M CLUB VS. VARSITY SPORTS Marc Weininger: Faculty Advisor of Handball Club In our club, finances are really no barrier. The Co-Rec donates $95.00 for traveling funds and $ 150.00 for equipment. Furthermore, most club members buy their own equipment. The real problem is facilities. Racketball players dominate the Handball courts. So. while we are given enough money, facilities and the time to use them are seriously lacking. Ben Lawton: Member of Hap-kido Club The club doesn't get close to enough money and facilities. More money is needed to increase participation. and facilities are not sufficient for all club sports. Hap-kido. in particular, receives no money from anyone. While some of the martial arts clubs receive funds, such as Tae Kwon Do. it Is a case of first come, first serve. While money should not be taken from varsity sports or those club sports receiving financial support, it would be nice if there was more money to distribute. Jan Engelbart: President of Racketball Club This year the Racketball Club became an official club sport. However, the lack of racketball courts inhibits any varsity opportunites for the club. Purdue only has five racketball courts, while the University of Illinois contains twenty-three courts and Michigan has about forty courts. Also, the club has limited access to these five courts and many members don't play because they won't get up at seven am. for a court. Furthermore, the limitations on the funding of club sports make it necessary for this club to pay it's traveling expenses, equipment costs and shirt fees out of club dues. It's unfortunate that a club which attracts ninety new members per semester should encounter these barriers. Pat Malone: President of Weightlifting Club We’d like to have more money to operate on. Now the club is self sufficient and pays its own entrance fees for competitions. We do appreciate free use of the Co-rec. and Sherry Stewart has been very helpful in appropriating funds. The Weightlifting Club, like most clubs, is given approximately 1,200 dollars, although extremely popular clubs, like the Crew Club, may be given up to 5.000 dollars. 88 Purcell Hauzer and Nancy Beaverson: Members of Volleyball Club While the men's club gets money, the women s club is not recognized in this way. Furthermore, even the funds received by the men’s club are not sufficient. Our team is very good, but the school won't give us the money for coaches because it is not a dominant sport. Even the Co-rec doesn't cooperate with our needs. We're given a volleyball court from six p.m. to eight p.m.. Monday through Thursday. But sometimes we get kicked off at eight p.m. even if no one else is going to use the court. As students, why shouldn't we be able to go on the courts after eight? Finally, people don't realize how serious the girls club is. We've even beaten the varsity volleyball team! Mr. Watson: Sixty to seventy percent of racketball players must use squash courts. Two of the squash courts are reserved for racketball only and these courts are always in use. The chief problem is that students don't complain enough for more funds and facilities. The Co-rec administration is trying to get money, but the school listens to the students more. With more money, many club sports could become varsity sports and the crunch on facilities would be alleviated. 89 THAT WINNING STYLE CORSO KISSES THE BUCKET GOODBYE Indiana coach Lee Corso delivered his message with a lump in his throat. A jubilant Purdue locker room was the scene, just shortly after the Boilers had handily disposed of the Hoosiers 20-7 enroute to an 8-2-1 season and a Peach Bowl berth. As the door opened and Corso walked in, the atmosphere quieted. With him was the old Oaken Bucket, symbol of football supremacy in Indiana. Corso’s presentation was short — he had delivered the bucket to its right-full home. Earlier the chilled crowd, which set a single home game attendance mark, sighed with relief as quarterback Mark Herrmann trotted on to the field to begin play. Memories of last week’s injury at Ann Arbor lingered as fans were doubtful that Herrmann would play. After having directed Purdue to its best record in 12 years, Herrmann was brilliant as the Boilers whipped out-manned Indiana. The unlikely heroes though were unfamiliar names. Junior Mike Augustyniak and freshman Wally Jones barrelled over the I.U. defense for more than 100 yards apiece, giving Purdue fans much to think about in the cold winter months. Of I Noirmtwf I} WOMEN BOILERMAKER PREMIERE rtxxos'JphvC. Majqms Dttrmbn I 91 Black Cultural Center: A Torch for the Future The general purpose of the Black Cultural Center is to serve the sociological, intellectual, cultural and psychological needs of both the Black community and the non-Black community of Purdue University as these needs relate to the Black experience in America. Thus, the center directly relates its programs to the Black life processes and problems, and provides extensive cultural studies, services and opportunities to University students, faculty and community. 9? The magic of Christmas is in giving. Tarkington and Meredith gave of their time to host a Christmas party for underprivileged children. PSUB gave Holiday Happenings. a festival complete with lights, crafts, choirs. Santa, and the holy nativity scene, to children of all ages from Purdue and the West Lafayette area. Christmas Magic rhaogTJpfevC. Mwouo Children give to us the contagious excitement of the season. Their fascination with the colorful lights and Christmas packages, their exhuberance toward the mystic message of the manger gives us a true feeling of Christmas. ?.V H . -— Photo ph. Courtly of SCC The Magnificent HAH Kitaenko, Musical Dir DIRECT FROM THE SOVIET CHIOS Anthony and Joseph Paratore Marcel Marceau Paul Winter PURDUE CONVOCATIONS Dudley Rigg's Brave New Workshop Aulos Ensemble. Music at Versailles': A Royal Entertainment Opera Gala: Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra Eugenia Zukerman, flute and Carlos Bonell. guitar Cinderella. Los Angeles Ballet “Your Arms Too Short to Box with God A WIIOLK -------LOT OF HOOPLA Rebuilding.” Even first ye.v coach. Lee Rose, projected the 1978-79 year as a season to learn, to mold, to rebuild. Pre-season polls had Purdue near the bottom of the Big-Ten. Despite Impressive pre Big-Ten” play Including a Rainbow Classic championship. the Boilers stiB weren’t re- garded as highly as other Big-Ten teams such as Michigan St.. Michigan. Ohio St.. Iowa, and Illinois - all NCAA top twenty rated teams. After two Initial setbacks though, the Boilers stormed back on the shoulders of Purdue’s own Rocky Mountain High - the Big-Ten's leading scorer. Afl- Amerlcan Joe Barry CarroL After a Mackey Arena upset over top ranked Michigan St. and avenging victories over Ohio St. and Indiana. Purdue cBnched an NIT bid and its share of the Big-Ten championship with Iowa and Michigan St The Boilers were Indeed rebuilt. 106 IIO WINUR V1NTU III 112 Wrtft Wnttt 113 DEC. 21 On Thursday morning the official Purdue party consisting of the team, coaching staff and athletic officials took off from Mackey Arena for Indianapolis International Airport In five chartered buses Running a fittle behind schedule, a United Alrfnes charter DC-8 lifted oft and headed for the Peach Bowl city. After a one hour and twenty minute flight, the plane touched down and the official party received a warm welcome from the Peach Bowl officials. All of the members were loaded on Atlanta dty buses and with a police escort were transported to the Marriott Hotel downtown, headquarters for the official Purdue party. As the team stepped off of the buses, they were greeted by members of the Purdue band playing Hall Purdue. The Boilers had arrived! While the Boilermakers were In the air. members of the marching band were recovering from their long bus trip of the night before. Leaving after finals had finished Wednesday night, the band members loaded buses and made the road for the twelve hour trip to Atlanta. Once In Atlanta, they were boarded at the Sheraton Inn. The afternoon soon turned to evening and DEC. 22 ground. Regardless of the activity, the players had a I a.m. curfew to meet Friday morning at I I am. the Peach Bowl Parade took place. Purdue's All-American Marching Band stole the show with its colorful pageantry, not forgetting to mention the Golden Girl, the Girl in Black, and the Silver Twins. That afternoon the Players and Coaches Luncheon took place at the Marriot. The Boilers showed their class by all being dressed in gold Peach Bowl sweaters, white shirts, and brown pants — very impressive. Friday evening marked the arrival of the Dean of Students Stalf. Staying at the Atlanta Hilton, the Start consisted of Deans Beverly Stone. Barbara Cook. Steve Akers. Steve Miner. Tom McHenry, and students Susie Ogg. Teresa Roche. Tom Rucfin. Scott Sperling. John Boyle, and John Davis. The Hilton was the headquarters for all of students and friends that made their way to the Peach Bowl. Saturday morning, the student headquar- the northerners were ready to hit the town. Some of the team members took off to sec the sights of downtown Atlanta at night while others paid a visit to the Atlanta Under- AND SANTA SAID, “HAIL PEACHES!” DEC. 23 teis opened setting up legislation and In-fotmatlon tables. Also available for the students was the University Emergency Loan Service. People arrived throughout the day and could register as they pleased. At I p.m. that afternoon at the Hyatt Regency. the Players' Awards Luncheon took place. The players from both Purdue and Georgia Tech received gold watches as Peach Bowl participants. But the show happened to be centered around six beautiful young women svho were the Peach Bowl Princesses. After a swim suit and evening gown competition. Pcnnl Kolarlk was crowned the 1978 Peach Bowl Queen. Penni Is a twenty year old Columbus College junior majoring in Drama. She has done modeling, dancing, local T.V. commercials and plans to pursue a career In stage and television. Later that afternoon the Purdue Alumni Assn, group arrived and set up their headquarters at the Marriott. Director R.|. Rudolph and Assoc Director |ack Karl plus staff members offered Alumni Assn, members a good i C — _ m rhoroST-K 'l Boy Peach Bo-Ml 117 DEC. 24 package deal which Included their game ticket The Marriott Hotel was the sight of the Peach Bowl Presidents BaS Four bands with continuous musk entertained a large crowd of special guests. Meanwhile, the younger generation was partying at the Hilton. The hotel sponsored a disco dance for afl of the students and friends that were in attendance. Prior to the dance, the Variety Band performed and the cheerleaders held a pep rally for those who were there. Rainy weather or hangovers from Saturday night kept most pople Indoors. The Atlanta DEC. 23 Falcons were playing In the NFL playoffs, so many eyes were pealed to the television sets. President and Mrs Hansen held a reception In the courtyard of the Marriott later Sunday afternoon. AM those who wished could have at- tended. It was a good time for Dr. Hansen to renew some old acquaintances In Atlanta because he was President of Georgia Tech Uni versity before he came to Purdue. On Sunday night, the Purdue Student Assn sponsored a Christmas tve party for all of the Purdue fans. The party was planned by Susie Ogg and Teresa Roche. With a leading Atlanta disc lock on hand, the disco extravaganza was a hit for all of those who attended, young or old. I20 r«4 h8o� « DEC 25 Christmas Day had arrived In Atlanta minus what most o� the northerners are used to -SNOW1 But regardless of the weather conditions. Boiler fans were ready to watch their team go to work on the Ycllowjackets. With as many Boilermakers on hand as Tech fans. Coach Young's hungry gang struck hard and early for three first quarter touchdowns and the Jackets never seemed to recover. Purdue even had the second team seeing action in the second quarter. Purdue's awesome often-slve units complied a total of 41 points to Tech's 21, most of which came late In the game against Boiler substitutes. Also for their outstanding efforts, Mark Herrmann and Calvin Clark took home the hardware as the Most Valuable Offensive and Defensive Players of the game. Coach Young then took his turn and accepted the Peach Bowl trophy for the University. By 7:00 p.m. Christmas night, most of the players and coaching staff as well as athletic officials were flying back to Indianapolis. A tired but cheerful Boilermaker team lead by Pete Quinn sang Christmas carols to all those on board. After landing In Indy, some took off for their homes, others headed back to Lafayette by bus. and some even Joined their families In Indy. The band members and Alumni Assn, members wete to leave Atlanta early Tuesday morning. No matter when persons left, they afl left with a big victory for Purdue. Although no battle for a national championship was decided by the Peach Bowl. Purdue certainly left an Impression on Atlanta and those who saw the game. That Impression was a grear deal of pride and satisfaction displayed by a young Boiler team while In Atlanta. A group of young men with a lot of class showed everyone that PURDUE FOOTBALL Is here to stay and for the Big Ten to get ready for a Purdue trip next |anuary -not to Miami or to Dallas or even to New Orleans - but the grand daddy of them aB. Pasadena and a bouquet of roses! nerograpftvl 8o |. Djv YELLOWJACKETS STUNG BY BOILERS 41-21 PMChBowt 121 DEBRIS Takes a Look at College students are often criticized fora certain apathetic aura that tends to loom on college campuses. Academic focus can cause this particular state and alienates the student from world, state and local events. The DEBRIS examines some of these events in retrospect in “The Year in Review Pete Rose — hitting feats - record $3.5 million contract with Philadelphia Nancy Lopez - pro golfs newest sensation Muhammad Ali - regained title at 36 Bjorn Borg - victor's cup at Wimbledon Argentina - soccer's World Cup Steve Cauthen - rode Affirmed to the Triple Crown Anatoli Karpov - retained world chess title Tlh® T@p T®mi Adults 18-34 Adults 50+ 1. Battlestar Galactica 2. Happy Days 3. Laveme and Shirley 4. Mork and Mindy 5. Three's Company 6. Soap 7. Barney MlUer 8. What's Happening 9. Sunday Night Movie 10. Charlie's Angels 1. All m the Family 2. 60 Minutes 3. Little House On the Prairie 4. Alice 5. The Waltons 6. Centennial 7. Charie's Angels 8. Bamaby Jones 9. Grandpa Goes to Washington 10. Hawaii fivc-0 Grease Boys From Brazil Magic Midnight Express Sargent Peppers Lonely Hearts Thank God its Friday F.M. Superman Halloween Ice Castles Coming Home Animal House Moment by Moment California Suite Lord of the Rings Invasion of the Body Snatchers In Praise of Older Women An Unmarried Woman 122 the “Year in Review” ogo©y® Guilt The most despicable event of 1978 came on a quiet note - literally. The mass suicide of over 900 men, women, and children occurred in Guyana after they decided to follow the misguided path of a religious lunatic named Jim Jones. After collecting their passports, paychecks and social security checks, he ordered them to drink a fruit juice which contained cyanide. Row upon row of people were dead, lying face down on top of each other. Jim Jones was found dead after shooting himself in the head. Last summer millions of Christians across the world mourned the death of Pope Paul VI. Cardinals and religious officials gathered in St. Peter's Square to pay their respects to the late Pope. Paul's successor, John Paul I hailed for 33 days until his sudden death left the world in tragic dismay. Once again religious leaders met in Rome and selected a non-Italian Pope for the first time since I 522. He respectfully took the name John Paul II. Natoem Jimmy Carter and Camp David; led to Anwar Sadat embracing Menachem Begin SALT pact to the brink of success The Senate passed the Panama Canal treaties Princess Caroline. 2 I. wed Parisian Banker-Playboy Phillippe Junot Howard Jarvis propositioned the whole U.S. Richard Nixon was cheered in Kentucky Louise Brown was the world’s first test-tube Baby; born in England Pacific Southwest Airlines jet collided with a light plane over San Diego; death toll - 144 Biggest oil spill of all time — 220,000 gallons poured into the sea in Brittany Los Angeles forest fires destroy millions of dollars of property Coal Strike causes major national slowdown and energy conservation Mickey Mouse celebrates 50th birthday United States opens relations with People’s Republic of China 123 MEN’S BIG TEN CHAMPIONS FOOTBALL: MICHIGAN BASKETBALL: MICHIGAN STATE BASEBALL: MICHIGAN SWIMMING: INDIANA GYMNASTICS: MINNESOTA WRESTLING: IOWA HOCKY: WISCONSIN GOLF: OHIO STATE CROSS COUNTRY: WISCONSIN TRACK: TENNIS: MICHIGAN INDOOR: MICHIGAN FENCING: WISCONSIN OUTDOOR: MICHIGAN BIG TEN SPOUTS WOMEN’S BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIPS FIELD HOCKEY: PURDUE GOLF: MICHIGAN STATE VOLLEYBALL: MINNESOTA TRACK: BASKETBALL: NORTHWESTERN INDOOR: WISCONSIN SWIMMING: MICHIGAN OUTDOOR: WISCONSIN TENNIS: OHIO STATE Academia Schools 120 Honoraries 145 Dean of Students 161 � Administrators 164 The undeniable purjiose of an institution of higher education is to foster academic excellence. This is achieved through a rigorous program of mental exercise. The school constantly challenges the student to attain the highest level of cognitive achievement. It is hoped that this effort will ultimately lead the student to professional success. Purdue’s cirricular deans strive to foster an environment conducive to challenge. Courses of study are strict with intellectual expansion as the end result. In this way. Purdue retains its outstanding reputation as a fine academic institution. 126 Birfi- Curricular Administration Richard . Kohls Agriculture Norma 11. Compton Consumer and Family Sciences John C. Hancock Engineering Robert I,. Ringel Humanities John S. Day Management Varro E. Tyler Pharmacy Allan 11. Clark Science George VI'. McNelly Technology Jack J. Stockton Veterinary Science and Medicine 127 1877-1979 Successful Graduates: Nell Armstrong. Aero 1955 - Astronaut. William Weaver. Chem E 1948 - Responsible for the design and manufacture of the body mold for the Chevrolet Corvette. Ralph Weiger. EE 1949 Played leading role In the success story of Midas. Eugene Cernan, EE 1956 - Astronaut. Arthur G. Hansen. EE 1946 - President of Purdue University. Well-Known Faculty Member: Amelia Earhart — Aeronautical Staff Member 1935-37. Current Research: Development of a Blood Treatment Cell for use as a safe, self-contained, miniature artificial kidney. Conversion of cellulose material, such as corn, Into fuel and useful chemicals. Design and operation of computer-controlled automatic factories. Development of test methods for heavy trucks in order to prevent noise pollution. 120 I The Pharmacist.. . chief source of drug information Pharmacy 1884-1979 Noted Graduates: 12 Deans of the nation's 72 pharmacy schools are Purdue Rx graduates. Rank: In the top two pharmacy schools nationwide - maintaining the largest post-graduate student enrollment. Advancements: Operational in November - a multiple terminal in-house computer system - featuring eathode ray tube display of patient profile, typed labels and automatic prescription pricing. Total system cost approx. S60.000. Birth of the hospital-clerkship program (required of fifth-year students.) Providing for the future role of Pharmacy, it is the capstone of everything in the academic program. Accomplishments: Concurrent with recent increased antacid therapy in medicine. Dr. Stanley Hem patented a drying process to produce reactive AI (OH):l In a dry powder form. Rights were purchased by a major drug company for possible solid dosage form production. Maintained as the best distinct pharmacy library In the country, the Purdue Pharmacy School Library contains Purdue’s Drug Information Service (latest compiled info on drug development and interaction) and plato (computer assisted learning.) 131 1959-1979 State Center: Purdue s School of Veterinary Medicine is the only veterinary school in the state and one of only 2 I in the United States which grants the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree. Education: Seminars on such contemporary topics as acupuncture keep vet students abreast of their rapidly advancing field: the school Is unique in its emphasis on teaching vs research in preparation for the D.V.M. or Associate Veterinary Technology degree. Cooperative Efforts: Doctors Thornhill and Crabtree along with principal investigator Steven Ash. M.D. continue to work toward the development of a wearable kidney (a multi-school research effort at Purdue.) In studying acute renal failure, they hope to prove a dog can exist on a wearable kidney using human techniques and in the next year or so to develop a kidney center for dogs. Kidney dialysis is shown below in progress - a three hour procedure performed daily. Research Update: Embiyo transfer (a subject under study by several of the nation's vet schools) is under study at Purdue from the aspect of disease control In pigs. Improvement of genetic material and disease-free methods of transfer and transportation may eventually yield genetically superior offspring available to markets everywhere. Vet. Medicine 1907-1979 Records and Ranks: Purdue teaches general chemistry to more students than any other university - close to 5200 - and is quoted as the best and largest chemistry department in the country. Also rated was the computer science department, listed as 8th in the top 2 I schools of the nation with the largest undergraduate enrollment. Accelerator Project: Located under the Engineering Mall, the physics department’s giant Tandem Van de Graaff accelerator is one of only a dozen or so of Its size in the country. In one current project, professors Paul Simms and Frank Rickey are using it to analyze water samples from more than 100 cities for impurities - a project that is part of a S200.000 contract with the Environmental Protection Agency (E.P.A.) Dedication: November I 7 marked the dedication of the Purdue University Biochemical Magnetic Resonance Laboratory, housing two nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectrometers used to analyze biochemical molecules. The lab is the only one of its kind in the midwest and will be used for theoretical chemistry, applied chemistry, and teaching. Aqulsitlon: A S190,000 VAX computer system acquired for special research projects in C.S. Its paged virtual memory system allows it to handle unusually large programs — giving a lot of computer power for the money. The new computer Is housed on the ground floor of the Math-Science building and its twelve terminals on the fourth floor. 13) f1869-1979 100-year anniversary: Ag. Experiment Station Oldest Agriculture Building: Entomology Original Presidential Reception Room: Entomology Lobby World's Largest Alum Gathering: Ag. Fish-fry Famous Graduates: Secretary of Agriculture. Earl Butz Established: - the amino acid requirements of man. - a world center for the study of plant rusts - the most diversified and destructive plant diseases encountered by man. Maintains: the only popcorn improvement program in the United States. Formulated: Master Mix which led to the creation of boxed cake and pastty mixes. Developed: - a wilt-resistant watermelon without seeds. - systems to make flowers bloom when you want them to. Proposed Building: Agricultural Research - 53% complex laboratories and sensitive measuring and analytic devices. 24% hazardous chemical research and plant and animal support facilities. 23% researchers and their supporting personnel. 134 “more organizations per square student” Top Left — Richard Lugar receives Honorary Membership in Alpha Zeta. an occurrance which only happens every ten years. Bottom Right - Five Purdue University livestock judges and their coach who won first place at the Mid-south Fair Intercollegiate Livestock Judging Contest display their trophy. 135 1963-1979 Important Facts: Humanities. Social Science, and Education as one school is relatively new to Purdue. It Is only 15 years old. with 12 academic departments and 54 major areas of study. Special Feature: The Audiology and Speech Department Is one of the best in the nation. This department operates a clinic in Heavilon Hall for students and the community. Past Projects: The School of Humanities. Social Science, and Education shared the funding of a conductor. Aldo Ostregan. with the community. Future Plans: The school Is planning on opening an art gallery this year. The gallery will be in Stewart Center. New Building: A new Psychology Building is being constructed which will eventually house all of the psychology offices, labs, library, and research areas. This will be the first time the entire Psychology Department will be consolidated under one roof. HSSE IM 1964-1979 Graduates: One woman graduate is now flying fighter planes for the United States Navy. Important Facts: Technology Is the youngest school here at Purdue and the 2+2 Associate Degree was pioneered there. Employment of Graduates: 100% New Course of Study: The School of Technology has added Computer Technology to its program. Other courses of study include Supervision. Industrial Education. Aviation Technology, and Flight Technology. Special Projects: Purdue University Airport was built in 1932 - the first university-owned airport. Students in the school are now restoring an antique air craft that will be placed in the Air Force Museum. Future Plans: The department of Nursing will leave the School of Technology and become an Independent school. Quotes: The programs are attractive to students, and the graduates are attractive to Industry. (Dean McNelly) Technology I Management 138 . . . to provide the broadest possible education 1958-1979 graduate school founding 1962 Honors: Ranks fourth in the Nation among 51 public doctoral degree-granting institutions. Philosophy: A B.S. focus of breadth rather then depth” and a B.S.I.M. concentration in applied science - a degree combination shared by only a dozen schools nationwide. A unique approach to management principles - is in Prof. Fred McUmore's Industrial Management 481 (Executives in the Classroom) where students hear top executives like |oe Harnett - pictured below (President of Standard Oil) and Dr. Steven Fuller - left (Vice president of Human Resources for General Motors). Headlines: The appointment of John S. Day as Purdue’s vice president for development was approved November 2 by the trustees of the University. Day has been the dean of the School of Management since 1969. Wilbur G. Lewellen. professor of management, has been named acting dean and has assumed the.office vacated by Day. Chair appointment: Lynn L Bollinger will officially be on the Krannert staff In January 1979 to fullfill the Burton D. Morgan Chair of Private Enterprise. The chair, fully endowed last year from funds provided by well over a hundred companies and individuals, will be a focal point for the gathering of data and information about business and industry. IJ9 140 1905-1979 Growth and Changes: 1905 - organized as the School of Science 1925 - became the School of Home Economics 1976 - School of Consumer and Family Sciences Distinction: Purdue's School of Consumer and Family Sciences ranks as one of the largest and country’s best (offereing 22 undergraduate options on four departments) and is the only school to rank in the top four at all degree levels. Community Involvement: Through the operation of special labs for student training, CFS offers a variety of services to both the University and community environment. Major services include - Marriage and Family Counseling Center Nursery and Kindergarten Restaurant and Hotel Management Cafeteria (Stone Hall) Study Pro|ect: In keeping with the cancer research effort, a study by the department of foods and nutrition is presently underway - headed by Dr. R.P. Abernathy. 141 PURDUE UNIVERSITY CANCER CENTER Report on Cancer Research at Purdue University — 1979 According to the figures just released by the American Cancer Society, in Indiana this year. I8,0(X) people will be diagnosed as having cancer and an estimated 9,200 icill die of the disease. The public is becoming increasingly aware of the devastating toll cancer is taking on our friends and families - statistics now point to the fact that one in four persons will contract some form of the disease in their lifetime. With much of the public eye turning toward the clinical (hospital) research of medical centers and patient treatment in most other institutions, it may come of some surprise to learn that a substantial amount of cancer research is also being conducted here at Purdue. Initiated in the early 1970 s as an informal “Cancer Discussion Group”, the need for promoting interaction among Purdue’s approx. 50 cancer-related research groups was recognized. Interest in these discussions and assistance from the Cancer Research Committee (est. 1953) led to the emergence in December 1976 of the PURDUE CANCER CENTER, a specialized center funded through a core grant from the National Cancer Institute since April 1978. It should be emphasized that this is a cancer center with major emphasis on basic research in determining the nature of cancer and design of new and rational forms of cancer prevention, diagnosis and treatment. Each of the 50 leaders of the participating groups are faculty members of academic departments within the University and seven of Purdue’s nine schools are involved in some aspect of the program. The utility of the cancer center lies not only In its efforts to develop interactions among researchers of all disciplines but also in the central resources, services and facilities it makes available to them - in this respect the PURDUE CANCER CENTER is a vital aid in the cancer research effort. Serving as a loose administrative structure under the direction of D.J. Morre. the cancer center is divided into three main program areas: Drug Development and Molecular Structure Coordinator: H.G. Floss Cell Surface Biology and Membrane Biochemistry Coordinator: D.J. Morre Regulation of Metabolism and Gene Expression Coordinator: H.E. Umbargar There is now general agreement that the key to cancer’s ultimate conquest must come from research. Research to answer basic questions that hold the secret to new and improved forms of cancer detection, treatment and prevention. Three additional developing programs include: Biomedical Engineering Applications to Cancer. Human Nutrition and Cancer, and Clinical Veterinary Oncology. HEN said a teacher, Speak to us of Teaching. And he said: No man can reveal to you aught hut that which already lies half asleep in the dawning of your knowledge. The teacher who walks in the shadow of the temple, among his followers, gives not of his wisdom hut rather of his faith and lovingness. If he is indeed wise he does not bid you enter the house of his wisdom, hut rather leads you to the threshold of your own mind. The astronomer may speak to you of his understanding of space, hut he cannot give you his understanding. The musician may sing to you of the rhythm which is in all space, hut he cannot give you the ear which arrests the rhythm nor the voice that echoes it. And he who is versed in the science of numbers can tell of the regions of weight and measure, hut he cannot conduct you thither. For the vision of one man lends not its wings to another man. And even as each one of you stands alone in God’s knowledge, so must each of you he alone in his knowledge of God and in his understanding of the earth. 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Tracy Hayford PhiBtp H.ulett Rex Heimburger Gteg Helleckson leffrey Helmteich William Hendrickson Charles Henry Charles Hillman Thomas Hills William Hilton Stephen Htslope leffrey Hockcma Rick Hocking Andrew Hoffman Steven Hoffman Michael Hoffman John Holcomb Ray Hoover Patrick Houghton BHI Muff Gordon Hughes Gene Humphrey Brian Huss Stephen Inman Stephen Isenogle Kent Jackson Dean Jagels Mark |arvls Timothy |ennings Dale lohnson David Johnson lay |ohr� son Michael lohnson Dadd |one� |anlce |osJvoff Mark |osten |ohn Kadlec Kelly Kammeycr Kenneth Karakotslos Mark Katrs Edward Kasamts Brian Kempskl Tom Kendall Kevin Kennedy Kevin Kernel Mohammad Khallll Robert King Daniel Klrtfey Steven Kltterman Wayne Klein Philip KBne Michael KHnker Paul Kohlhoff Donakl Kruggel Robert Kunke.1 Kent Kyburz Michael Labdon Jeffrey Lackman Mark Lamp Steven UughDn Nancy Lazarz Frank leban leffrey Leonard Jacquelyn Levin Mark Lewis Terence U Brian Llechty leffrey Line jerry Unn Stephen Loux Paul Ludlngton Mark Ludwic .vk George lumm Louis LutostanskJ |t. Philip Mackey fames Macqueene Chris Marbach Robert Marks Michael Marshall Andrew Martin Thomas Maron Kris Mason FrankMazanka Michael McDermott Anthony McDowell Thomas McKinley Robert McMlBion Duncan McVcy Steve Meador David Merrifleld C.vl Meyer Joseph Meyer Howard Mcyerson Bradley MlUer Christopher MiBer Darwin Mock Dirk Morey CraJg Mottos Douglas Morgan Scott Morgan Norman Moser WIDlam Moss David MuUen William Munday WUItam Mundy Bryan Mutphy Gtcgoty Myers Randall Napier Steven Nash Kurt Newman David Neycr Vkt-Anh Nguyen Robert Nke John Nicholson Keith O'Neil |ohn Ogal Brian OpBngcr leffrey Overman Douglas Osthlmer Michael Parent Douglas Parker Michael Parker Brian Pasha Patrick Paulsen James Pawl us William Payne lock Peeples Alan Petersburg leffrey Peterson Randal Pctt Cart Pffeger Robert Pfohl Richard Plepho John Pierce Ronald Pleshek Randy Pokorzynskl Scott Powell Robert Pownal Evan Pritz Gerald Pullen Charles Raper Matthew Rebeck William Rcckmcyer Christopher Reinhold Kevin Rcnn Robert Rletveld Glenn Rlx Gregory Robbins Keith Roberson Eric Robinson Randall Robinson Thomas Roettgcr David Rogers Ronnie Roush Peter Rukavlna Craig Saddler Alan Sallwasser Victor Sanderson Kenneth Sandhage Richard Sawyer Thomas Scarafla Christopher Scarpone Craig Schaefer Joseph Schnur Rodney Schrock leffrey Schuctx Kenneth Schultz Stephen Scott Joseph Schwlcterman |.mc Seal loseph Seipel Christopher Setxer Gordon Shaw Paul Sheets loseph Shepard Mark Shoemaker Brian Shriner |on Sleber Greg Slevers Michael Silver Gregory Smith Roger Smith Kenneth Smoland Scott Solgere Thomas Smka Gary Staadt letry Stacy Delmar Stark Steve StelnhuW Eric Stephen James Stewart Donald Stllger Donald Strong William Stump David Sturm Roger Sturm Robert Stwalley III Kail Suel er Paul Surgent Mark Surer Laura Swanson Brian Sweet Ronald Swine hart Donald Takehara Thomas Taubc Darrell Taylor Jeffrey Teach Corby Thompson Howard Thompson Gregory Tlcken Mkhael Tlmmcrmann Anthony Titus Akira Tokuhtro Charles Traubert Chester Trocha David Tuomenoksa John Va|ner Gregory Vanderheyden Robert Vandervaart Mark Van Emon David Vanyek Brett Vasscur Stephen Vaughan Jeffrey Veenhuizcn john VUn Paul Vo Thomas Vogel John Walker Kevin Walsh Alexander Walter Russell Walter Terry Walter John Wanninger Andrew Wasser Martin Waszak Robert Weber Thomas Weber |ay Weberilng Kurt Weiss Brian Welch Ben Whirledge William White III Michael Wlechmann Chris Wight Robert Wiley James Williams Brian Wiseman lames WoznkkJ David Wright Guy Wuottet Mctle Yoder William Zaft«n Donald Zcntz Alan Zom Mark Domserf Bevrrly Lclbowtn Leonard Spagnolo Freshman Honor Society Omega Chi Epsilon President Rhonda Eckert Vice President Activities Paul Sptndler Vice President Projects Eric Christiansen Secretary.Treasurer John Zamecnlk Advisor Dr. R.N. Houze Members Richard Bone Ronald Brown Wiliam Bundschuh Nancy Buch Kendall Byrd Gregory Caine Keith Caunter Wenten Chen Gloria Chukman Steven Clark Charles Cox Steve Cornell David Cunningham Grace Dalnes Adrian Davidson Marguerite Doozan Galen Downton Raymond Edwards Gary Listen Mark Evans Michael Fersky lames Rsher Grag Fleischman Kenneth Frederick Wayne Gaafar Diane Graziano Holly Hammond Paula Hansen Louis Henderson Nancy Henkle Maureen Higgins Stephan Hoehn lettry Hollings Richard Hood Irene Hoysan Mark Jacobson Spencer |effrtes Rohit Kltanna David Kllnk Norman Koning Margaret Kupferie Michael Lockwood Tom Mart lennifer McComb James Might David Miller Stephan Murray Richard Narta Scott Noesen Dennis O'Brien Mary Ogg Dean Penderson Bruce Puckett Robert Purcell Robert RafalskJ Lawrence Rath Diana Res Philtip Sadler Norris Sample Steven Sands Lawrence Sault Carol Saunders Mary Schrand David Sherman Patricia Slaber Marsha SohackJ Paul Splndier Michael SteB Gary Ihoc Patricia Toothman Roben TrebHock Kutt Wagner Sandra Wagner |ohn Warnet jeffery Wlghtman Marilyn Yager Robert Young |ohn Zamecnlk VaJetle Mills Dennis Moeller Donald Mohr Michael Moosemiller Eric Mul janct Murdock Chemical Engineering Honor Society Pi Tau Sigma Officer : Spring 1978 Linda Macie|ewskl Actives: Spring 1978 Woodland W. Holm Zara F. Folles President Treasurer Randel S. Avey Ralph D. Holmes James R. Sault Paul Johnson Brad Whitmore Steven C Andres Charles R. Hosier leffrey W Simspon Vice President Recording Secretary Michael K. Battik Thomas M. King Gary Smith Brian Breedlove Barbara Beth Cohen tdward Bemardon Fred A. Leonard Robert K. Stlx Treasurer Corresponding Secretary Gregory A. Bigler Bruce L Undgren Shawn F. Sullivan Paul Henley Dennis Miller Richard R. Bonham Stephen |. Lockwood Joann M. Takehara Recording Secretary Actives: Fall 1978 Timothy O. Bums Daniel L Martin James R. Thomas Sue Rueff Douglas F. Blough Shawn M. Chambers Thomas A. McMlchael Elizabeth A. Wagner Corresponding Secretary Sandra D. Goodwin |ohn R. Davies Mary L Metcalf Davlk L Watts Byron tills Michael T. Harbcr Ronald G Davis Mark L Miller Kevin R. Waymen Officers: Fan 1978 Daniel Morin Mark R. Dicamillo William N. Nelson James A. Wilson President Marcia R. Phillips Thomas R. Gaynor leffrey |. Pflster Scott D. Wlsthuff Brian Breedlove Paul |. Whitney Gregory L Hauger Rick L Platt Mansour Zav.uahee Vice President Ziaeddin Vafa Mechanical Kip O. Hotter Engineering Honor Gary W. ReW Society Masoud Zavarahee Chi Epsilon Daniel Alt Tetrense Cummings Gregory Holthouse Bruce Muller Joseph Sanders Debra Bakcn Kevin Curtis Mark |ohannlngsrneler John Mundell Stephen Schollactl Russ Battel David Dawson Michael Kamp Alan Murata Gordon Shaw James Becka Nancy Deaton Michael Karsas Art Novecck Russell Shcwmaker lames Bennett Jennifer Dean Kenneth Kaszubouski Mark Obcrfcll David Slgal Don Blxsy Mike Denllnger Lawrence Keil Paul Ogren Pamela Sostarich |ohn Black leffrey Dyer Stephen Krteg Pamela Orem Bruce Spltlcr Timothy Bock Elaine Elpcrs Douglas Krug John Ossyra Joel Storrow David Bragg Charles Engelhardt lerry Kuchn Douglas Oven |ohn Tesner Linda Branstetter Stephen Engle Michael Lock Leo Overmann Samuel Tipton David Brewer Tlmotuy File Tina Lott Kathleen Payne Frank Tse Carol Brown David Floyde Kenneth Lousmln Sheryl Post Terry Turner John Bucffeshack Scott Forbes lames Mansdorfer Evan Prite Joan Van Munster Carol Carson Norman Fox leffrey Matern Al Raffln Steven Weber Paula Chase Randal Furomoto Patricia Matthews Mohammed Razalr Chris White Hying Choi Rebecca Gabbcrt Peter Matusrak Mark Rlngenberg David White Nathan Chong David Gallagher Gary McClanahan William Roberts Dean White Matthew Christoff Robert Garber Robert McMillon Michael Rohleder |ulie White Marianne Clifford Christine Haberstroh Madeline Mesch Glenn Ross Kevin Whitman lames Comb Kenneth HeUtger Ray Metzger III Scott Rouse Michael Wnght lames Coppock James Cox Fred rich Hcrget Craig Moughler Mark Sails Bruce Zeller Paul Zimmerman Civil Engineering Honor Society Alpha Pi Mu Kevin Apsley Alexander Biggam Gary Bllsiand Laurie Cadleux Keith Carter Blake Elliot Robert English Dominic Graves Timothy Greene 8. Haney Nick Harris William Hiatt |ohn Ippolito Albert |oncs Keith Krach Michael Ktumhever Gregory Mohner William Moss Kenneth Musselman Mark Ostcndorf Karl Ottolinl Charles Pegan Bruce Plotncr David PrekJas Larry Reuucl Charles Sandrldse Nancy Schwann Thomas Sears Laurcna Slrois Charles Sorkin William Spry Kathryn Stecke Diane Werner Thomas Will Industrial Engineering Honor Society Sigma Lambda Chi President Jeff Cranor Vice President Carl Diehl Secretary-Treasurer Tom Runyon Members Rick Baker Brent Bartholomew Jerry Damnke Jim Graves Doug Hess Walter Hiatt Wilbur Hobday Robert Hollaway Gary Scharlach Lynn Wall faculty Members D. Achor Patrick Glohn Milton May D. Moss Jeff Plumer Faculty Advisor lames Snyder Honorary Members Paul Schcele L Hesser Construction Honor Society Alpha Chi Sigma Master Alchemist Hlstorian Alumnl |im Erwin Tina Tipton Secretary Larry Finch Vice Master Alchemist Marlin Donofrio Susan Hatke Gloria Onikman Social Pulrman Alan Huff Recorder Scort Noesen Ken Krause Nancy Franson Photographer Dennis Mahoney Treasurer Wayne Darsa Mark Meluso James Trees Members Marie Pizzuto Master of Ceremonies Pat Branche Icannie Powell Connie Beck Mace Brauchla Mary Sal la Assistant Master of Mern Davis Mark Schlro Ceremonies Bob Dixon Mark Segall Nancy Bergoch Karen Dorvuthorp Charles Traubert Reporter Galen Downton Judy Weber Linda Wemrapfel Linda Willis Chemistry Honor Society Rho Chi President lay Fawvcr Vice President PCMCIA Corcoran Secretary Mary Beth Mclntire Treasurer leonine Kcrt Chaplain Nancy Kiel Members Dorothy Bailey Kurt Black Hotlis Blair Jeff Blasdel Mary Beth Brandi leffrey Cambridge Robin Colin loan Douglass I'll Former Shcree Ghere Leanne Covert Anne Hluchan Daniel Honor |ohn Huguenard Maura Igo Judith |acob! Bemadcrte Kaminski Sue Killlon Elizabeth Mattka Carol Rogosch Michael Ryan Cary Schocttmer Mark Shields Debra Stein Raymond Taw Kyle Thomson WUliam Villars Julia Ward Denise Young Pharmacy Honor Society Pi Delta Phi Graduate Students Edgardo Perez Mary Ellen Pollock Victoria Sylvester Mary Tomlno loan Walker Undergraduate Students Cathy Albrecht David Brokan Unda Dant Patricia Davis Susan Dull Carole Dultaghan Kim Kleiler Monica Larson Kathy Ueberenz Dixie Ordllle Ann Sellars Mark Shoemaker Susan Soltyslnskl Kathryn Uhrtg Jonnell Variey Margaret Wade National French Honor Society Alpha Zeta Barbara Anderson Beth Atfonosl John Baker Lori Baron David Beckman Mary Ellen Bigley Petros Blekys David Bough Daniel Brown Cynthia Browne lames Budzymkl Nancy Burrell Michael Carey Stephen Carson Crystal Cary |ane Charbalr Cindy Chastain Betsey Choder Pat Dawson Jerry DcVote Steve Dlogosy Brten Duncan Beth Eastman Cathy Ellis Douglas Emery John Erickson Rosamond Exerard Scott Finch John Fritz Theresa Fruits Mack Fulton leffrey Glrunsey Leigh Ann Hahn Rebecca Hahn Kevin Harper Gordon Helnold Lynette Hertzer Mike Hucker Fred Huff Karen Hull Lee Ann |aynus Michael |ayner Mark Johnson Kerry Kefaber Kathryn Kegelrtn |anlce Kiel Dianne Klcslck Nancy King Kay Ellen Knox Lois Kilman Michael Kopp Brad Lawrence Ann Lenich Richard Linhart David Unn Eric Lundberg Kathleen McGee Mary McGovern Katrina McGuire lem'lyn McMullan Hank Martin |anis Matrat BHI Melchiors Anne Metzger Kathy Mochlman Susan Molson Uz Munger Kim Nagel Cathy Nazlmek Christie Nelson Roger Nix Michael Obert |erry Ott Phil Owen Deborah Payne Bart Peterson Jean Phillips Lori Pollack |ohn Quick Carol Reiss Helen Ritzner Dave Robison Pam Rogers Kevin Ross Mark Ross Cheryl Rouns Catherine Shepard Mark Smith Larry Talbert Joseph Theobald Sam Toeld Roger Tormoehlein Brian Troyer Erik Tyskllnd Carolyn Tzitx Sue Uhl Greg Van Horsscn Harold Waldman Brian Waldo Eileen Ward Robyn Webb Debbie Wiley Mike Winning Mark Wolf Debra Woodruff Anthony Wright Kenley Zimmerman Deborah Zozulia Agricultural Service Society Xi Sigma Pi Forester Bruce Zuttcr Associate Foresrer Tom DcCamp Secretary Fiscal Agent Paula Prutlagc Undergraduates Lorraine Austin |o Ellen Bolcls Curds Burnette Debra Campagna Patrick Cleary Thom.cs DcCamp |effrey Ford Robert Henry lesska Josephs Daniel Krouse Barbara Kudncr Anthony Lacey Heidi Lorentxen Gary McDonald Peggy O'Connor Paula Pruttage David Raymer Robert Roark David Robbins Amy Rowland Robert Shuftieid Deborah Smith Anne Welnkauf Ann Wheatly Bruce Zutter Sally Zwlsler Graduates Gary Alcorn Kevin Curry F. Dominic Dottavio David Fergus Michael Fleming Charles Manogue Dalsan Taylor Faculty Outward Allen Thomas Beers Walter Betneke W.R. Byrnes |ohn Callahan Mason Carter Daniel Cassens William Chaney Carl Eckclman Burnell Fischer Bin Fix Robert Holfet Harvey Holt William Hoover Michael Hunt Charles Kirkpatrick Ranger Dave Robbins Ag. Council Representative Boh Henty Faculty Advisor George R. Parker Forestry Honor Sociery Phi Alpha Theta President Brent Grafton Vice President Mark Abbott treasurer David C Famer Secretary Sara A. Amspaugh Social Chairman Sandra Brown Membership Kenneth Lee BUckcnstaff Robert Claude Bohner Ann Marie Carey Nancy Jean Housingcr Mimi Jackson Bruce Kah!e� Bonnie Kuncs Michael W Lawson Robert B McGuInncss Daniel Mclncrney Larry S Paartberg Nila K Skaggs Gwen Frances Sommers Cheryl E. Thompson Shauna Tucker Mark K. Zunk Douglas Knudson Herbert Krauch George Libey Clair Merritt Charles Miller Fted Montague |ohn Moser Russell Mumford |oseph O'Leary George Parker Robert Perkins Phillip Pope John Senft Anne Spade Stanley Suddarth Harmon Weeks History Honor Society Pi Sigma Alpha President Susan Parry Wee President Cathy toggle Cupp Membership Debra Bentley Robert Bohner Page Causey Lauretta Colston Robert Cuslck Timothy Hambidgc Keith Holcomb Kim Kernel Randy Reyrilk Julie Srumpc Political Science Honor Society Sigma Gamma Tau President Randolph C. Shields Vice President Ceoige B. White Secretary Anthony A IngaWneil Treasutcr Frank H, Bauer Members Pamela Alston |ohn T. Batina Deb BKusdell fred BlomsWeld Kevin S. Bogan William I Bonnlce Tcrrtfl L ButUson Michael 0. C.upemet Jeft | Crutchfield Andy Dimitrtou F Carroll Dougherty Brian L foist Anthony Gallotto |ohn Ghcrgurovich Joseph L Grady Mark Grandcotas D.tv’d Hall Bradley £. Heath lames Hclbtmg Joseph P Hess Joel R. Jung |e!fry A. King lay S Ulley Catherine L Marsden Jeffery V. Mltheufcr Stephen C. Mormon Robert D. Nell Kevin T. Ohrenbcrger Robert OMpfumt Charles S. Orkiszcwski Cynthia Prtvomlk Richard Ralford William R. Richards David 8 Schroedei Paul K. Tierney Barbara K Townsend | Martin Trout Jeanlnc M, Wcbe� Glenn P Weston Dennis S. Zimpfcr Aeronautical Engineering Honor Society Beta Gamma Sigma Glenn Angetneler Andrew 0 Bailey L Joseph Bannon Thomas 8arn.tfd Romona Bernard James R, Clvelitrs Eugene L Comiskey John Cor ben Douglas Corley John S Day David Deppe Margaret Dolk Barbara Doster Janet Elliot George Flowers Diana Gedeom Otis W. Glley Kama Goldsmith George A. Hanna Arthur G Hansen Phil Haruler Graham Hershman Daniel L Jensen Robert W. Johnson Marlene |ones Nancy K. Keith Karen Kc ft el lump David S. Kldwcll |ames Kretz Sara lammors |ohn L Lovell lattice Markelwicz Julie Marsh Brian Masterson | fre l Mcllmore Gary Meeks Mike Menifee Daniel O'Malley Cynthia Ratkovtch David Reynolds Mark Runlon Gall Ryan Phillipl Scaletta Gary G Schlarbaum Teresa Sptiinagle Cutty Slanarkin Trank M Sterner Roltand L Strausbaugh Glenn Sturzman Robert B Truitt Richard S Walbaum Dennis | Weidenaar Catherine Weigel Mary Welch Susan Whitney |ay W Whitney M. Wllt'Armon Caroline Y.Y. Woo Gordon R. Wright Bruce Young Margit .ysk Business Honor Society Eta Sigma Gamma Prevdent Barbara Cook Eb abcth Mullins Darwin L Acord Patricia Cowin Jeffery Re blander Wee Preudent Keith Eamsbaw Susan Rowtnski Brian Colwell Judy Flthlan Edward Russak Secretary Brad Garron Roger Seehafer Roger Partridge Judy Gasvoda John Sclfrin Treasurer Eld a Grossi Steven Sellers Berry Berner Denise Hasler Stanley Shaw faculty Advisors Jerry Hesler Dennis Soilcnburger Dr Vickie Jackson Stuart Hinnefrld Margaret Stephenson Or. John Chilstaln Domcta Holtzclaw John Strong Members Usa Huncrwadel James Talsey Darlene Barber T homas Keenan Haiold Vcenkcr Terance Barton Wayne Kessler Richard Vetter Gordon Born Sharon Kloman Linda Wdnrapfcl Julia Borntragcr Barbara Knapp Henry Wotfe John Boucher Deborah Kramer Elizabeth Woollen Tim Cain Robert Landolt William Yarber Robert Carson JoAnne Learning Kenneth Yost Peggy Coonlng Mary Madden Jay Young Thomas Cooper Gary Marshall Paul Jemer Professional Health Science Honorary Psi Chi President Michael R. Stevenson Vkc President Stacey Courtney Secretary Kathleen A. Richardson Treasurer Mary N. Albion Publicity Toby L Alex Members Barbara A. Beebe Jo Etta Cummings Sherrie A. Fade� y Thomas G Gabriel Catherine R. Holle Thomas H. Hylton Dana Ann Jones Dawn W. Kascy Michele M Kllch Susan E. Leonhardt James Martin Parti Janette Mathews Jon K. Miller Weston H. Miner Marianne Mortcllaro Susan Parka Susan D. Penrod Lynne L Petersburg Lawrence Plncus Dixie K. Piper Jill M. Pocock Maria Rocus Sue L Rohrer Gerald D. Sc he If Jane Marie Smiley Cherryl Ann Smock Renee L South Leonard F. Spagnolo Norene Syrek Carrie Esther Ulber Cynthia S. Vosiow Denise O. Wilson Psychology Honor Society Sigma Delta Chi President Robert E. Henry Vice President Lory Sttme Secretary Cecilia Rak Treasurer Sherry Batchelor Advisors Howard GlUesple David C. Nelson lames B. Oliver Members Debbie Alexander Laura Aronberg Ann Blose Mike Boenlng Robert Bohner Debbie Buchanan Patty Carton Linda Cosby Maribeth Doran Ginger Ferguson Barbara Gage Ann Gardner Sandy Gcrcncser Rebecca Graham Tim Grove Brian Helmerlck Patti islng Stacey |ones Kathy Karin Kate Kelly Laurie Kleley jeannle Kosakowski Molly Kozlk Susan Krauch Tom Kroeger Beth Little K«m Lyon Donna Matthews Diana McClain left McDonough Galen Meyer Don Molter Paul Obermayer Pete Paplow Jim Payne Carolyn Phillips Jeannine Porter Mary Pribble Karen Resch Cindy Richards Ellen Rider Robin Roach Mark Robertson Scott Ross Joyce Russell Chris Saba Lori Schnell Francis Sheehan |oycc Shrevc Cheryl Stlnerock Karen Stoner Chris Strong Dorothy Suier lean Terry lonell Varieey Meg Warner Laura Weiss |ane Wyatt Society of Professional Journalists Omicron Nu P resident ftond. Winger Vice President Susan Gall Secretary Roberta Ploch Treasurer Nannette Eckert Editor Sue Skelley Members Wcndolyn Suzanne Adams Melissa Ann Ashlock MaUssa Lydia Babcock Sue Ellen Baker Katharine F. Ball linda |o Bartol Linda Marie Bartholomew Marbara lean Black Amy Rebecca Bishop Ruth Borgcr Vicky Lynn Buell Gwen Butler Sarah Louise Cade |ill Callahan Susan Cassens Sandra Florence Cechner Elizabeth Chapman Connie Cheng Harriett Ann Chltty Susan Meyer Connelly Barbara Ann Cook Alison Cooper Brenda Cude Annabclla Castro Marty Currie Diana Danchl Susan Lynn Daniel Catolyn |o Davis Leslie L Davis Sue Davis Donna Lynn Devenney Sandra Hcan Dillon Kathl jean Hansa Pamela Carer lay Robert Hart Kriss M. Han Susan Kay Hartman Cynthia Haydock Shirley Ann Headley Karen Ann Hcddacus Doreen Hope Martin Mary Suzanne McGaughey Monica Rose Meyer Dee Ann Meyertose Dcloris Madelyn MlUct Pier A. Mitchell Linda Marie Morgan Judith Ann Meyers-Walls Mary Yoder Lolsopple Sandra Nanos Anne L Holy oak Susan Elaine Honan Patricia Hranchak Shirley Huyck Susan |ackson lacqueflne Marta Duffus Salllc Ann Janowlak Robin Lynn England Beverly W. Tales Mark William Famcr |udith Cardona Forney Janet Foolke Betsy Marianna Freas |anet S. Garrett Beth Marie Gatto Laurie Sue GlDaugh Mary Jolene Grassman |udlth Gresham Elizabeth Ann Guttman lulle Scott Halsted Scott Raymone Haner Teresa Jones Cathy Ann (oswiak Deborah Louise Keen Michael 1. Keney Lynn Michelle Kenney Shirley Anne Kennedy Kathleen M Kull Deborah Ann Und Laurie Irene Usk Gayle Lopes Lasca Low Julie Marie Luby Maiy Manering Kathleen Marinconz Janet llcen Nllson Mary Nolan Suzan Janae Oilar Deborah Irene Ottlver Sylvia Oppenhelmet Donna K. Perklnson Marilyn Portet Paula J. Ratlin Debra Anne Richter Lorlnda Lee Rlngo Dale Anne Rlppe Elizabeth Ann Robinson Lynn Ellen Robinson Diana Kay Ruark Jacquelyn K. Sanneman Walter Schumm Susan Maty Schwcilcr Sandra Selwert Linda Sue Shively Carrie Beth Silverblatt Home Economics Honor Society Kappa Delta Pi Margie Louise Sinn Patricia Kennedy Slater Janet Smith Susan Matte Spindler Karen Susan Springer Meshell Lynn Stroup Mary Kathryn Swisher Janl Elizabeth Thompson Cindy |can Tbumer Daren Gall Turner Debra Tweten Anita Ann Tymoskl Edward Ur ben Unda Jane Vogel Ann Britt Waling Betsy Ann WaJket Catherine J. Walsh Theresa L. Wangler Ann Warble Phyllss lean Warner Kimberley Susan Weathctholt Patricia Wegh Mary Lynn Weity Carol Whaley Cathy Whaley Debra Joan Wood Rebecca Schram Wood Lauren Olivia Woodhouse Jean Yager Carol Ann Yager President Mary Prlbble Secretary Mary Gilbert Treasurer Dale Rippe Membership Chairperson JuHe Crabb Assistant to Officers Mary Fotd Members Fall 1977 David Addison Susan Alspaugh Sherry Anderson Kenneth Bllckcnstaff Cindy Bowling DoneUe Bradford Christine Brenton Angela Brosmcr Kristine Carr Rebecca Cates Joyce Christopher jane Clute julU Crabb Carole DodweO Teresa Englcbcrth NIW Gaby Sue Garten Marianne Gilbert Maty Ford Deborah Fraser lulle Frelje janet Hageman Ann Haley Carol Harlow Kristi Harris Barbara Homo nay Connie Hooplngarncr Alice Humel Wendy Hylander Mark Kem Mary Kirkpatrick Theresa Kozak Margaret Madden Juanita Mathews Deborah Miller Sharyn Moffitt Deborah Powell Doshlc Rausch Patricia Reed Sheri Renkk Martha Renle Janh. Rlngenbctg Susan Robinson Teresa Roche Nanette Romano Chariotte Rulcy Diana Ryan |ane Schnur Andrea Schrelnet Beth Schwartz Gwen Schuyler Beckie Scbens Michele Shafla Steven Sheridan Heidi Shlsler Sally Simmons Elizabeth Spencet EBzabeth Stanley Renee South Theresa Stem Mara Swanson |udy Tataiovich Dana Thompson Kim Treadway Susie Waterman Carol Whaley Barbara White |ama Wolf Julie Woll Jay Hostericr Polly Howell Sandra Huff Karen Kochlinger left Lallathln Harry Llnback Kathleen McGinnis Susan Melson Earieen Michels Carol Mohr Andtca Pearson Lynn Petersburg Dixie Piper Members Spring 1978 Mary Prlbble Sharon Arndt |anet Price Beth Banks Brenda Brumley Sherty Brumund Tetesa Busby Sandra Carey Diane Cflne Joan Conners Marienc Davis Kathy Dcnnk Robin Dennlnger Scott Dillard Bill Dolfc Tetesa Dotsam Debra Ephlin Lauren Regenhclmcr Susan Glass Elizabeth Guttman Virginia Hlnct Vicki Priest Mike Rethcrford Dale Rlppe Christine Rue David Ruth Debra Schapaugh Vivian Scott Kathleen Shaughnessy Carla Shelton Cindy Shottridge Urid.t Sims Debta Skinner Denise Terry Ellen Waldrep Kimberly Westfal Cynthia Wilkinson Catherine Yeotls Mary Zwisler Members Fan 1978 Nancy Butlet Patricia Dally Kathy Dickerson Patricia Fields Dana Fraser Beth Fritz Patty Gustln Susan Johnson Rebecca Jordan Denise Kelso Shannon UPlante Rebecca Lowder laute Mathew Unda McCaffrey Sharon McCaffrey Patricia MlUct Janet Mitchell Teresa Moorman Jack Otos Dianne Pctet Debbie Rahmstotf Julia Rvan Lynn Schoenbachler Ellen Scott Vicki Sewell Leigh Shaw Christy SiWer Edith Stone Susan UII man Maty Vatnau Eugenia Wahl Lori Wcstwick Deborah Wochna Education Honor Society 150 President Marcia |o Campbell George L Gamba Richard LJnbart Michael Reedy Kevin Fitzgerald Brian Caslarl Elizabeth Garofalo Bruce Mathey Geoffrey A. Rodgers Vice President Mark Combs Mark Greenberg David Matthews David Schelblc Marsha Likes Carey Costantlnl Cynthia K. Govcrt Ann McDowell Donald W. Shaw Secretary Michael L Danley Jane Gunscnhouscr W. Lance McKitrick Doug ShlndoKor Marcia Hlrschinger Edward Davis Kirk T. Harmon David G Meeker Keith Schafer Treasurer | Kevin Demarco Martha Hnatyk Blake L Moores Paul Sicber Cathy Harth Chris Duboc Steven Holt John Dexter Murray P. Rodd Slnglser Membership Harvey V Fahy Herman Houin Tom Murray Rod Snodgrass Harold Aberman Kathleen Fanning Keith Hughes Tom Newman EdStec James Bastnagel Scott D. Fenske Brad Hutchinson |o Ann Ng Kathy Summers Lyte Beard Scott Finch Daniel J. |ugov1c Kris Oswalt Gary A. Thoc Sally Berry Paula Fink Rob Kenyon Marjorie Poat Paul Tseng Scott B. Bolt |anet Fleck Bob Kinsey Tom Prah John Valesano Bonnie Boyer Mary Ann Foltz Hope Knauer |ofrn Prue Diane Weisman Terri Y. Brown Kathleen Galbraith Ruby J. Lee Thomas M Rea Thomas L Wldner Chris Burke Chris Uchtenheld Judy Yu Pre-Medical Honor Society Eta Kappa Nu Bilan Attain lames Stephen Anderson Mark Douglas Andrews Jeffrey |ohn Arcuri Richard |. Arend Douglas £ Bartlett Mark £ Bauman |ohn Alan Black Gregory Scott Boebfngcr Patricia A, Borman Robert |, Boms Peter Andrew Bosworth Beth A. Bottos |ohn Christopher Boyle |ames Alan Brink Daniel Thornton Brunner Kenneth A. Bryan Kyle L Burs on Michael L Cauidwell leffrey Lee Chamberlain Albert H. Chao Ramallngam Chettappa Todd Kevin Citron Anthony T. Clark Thomas M Coleman Michele Yvonne Cooper Luciano Vittorio Dalle Ore Kenneth H Dayton Mike A. Derrenberger Bruce |ames Eblers Joseph El-Achkar Thomas £ Engle |udd Erlenbach Joseph R. Eykholt Nader FarahbakhshUn Aaron Fisher Mark David Fisher Steven Richard lord WiUlam W. Freestone Darryl G Gerber WHIlam Michael Gergen Richard L Gray Martin |irl Grosz Charles L Gustafson Dale Glenn Hall PhlUp M. Havel Randy G. Hcnng leffrey P. Homsher Dennis A. Hull Mari £ IppoUto Jerry S. Icnntngs Daniel Joseph |ugovt( Hamid Rera Kashani Hendrick John Keesom Hamid Khoshnevls Allreza Khoranzad David J. Knapp |lm La fuse Suzanne Lassdgne Linda G Lazor Robert W. LHby WiOlam D. Leonard Mark Edward Lewis Alan R. Loudermilk David L Lubkrnwn Edwaid P. Lyvens |oseph R. Marshall. Jr. Wiliam 8ruce McCain Wlfliam F. Meek Howard Edwtm Meyerson Allan A. Miller |ohn R. Moor Phillip T. Mueller Patricia K. Murphy Richard F. Mussmann Robert L Myers William Nash William Joseph Nash David A. Naugle Marc A. Ncwrain Donald L Novy. Jr. Dennis L Omdorff John David Parker leffrey Marshall Payn WHIlam A. Payne III Michael | Payton Mike Plonslo Robert Elliot Pownall Malcolm Richard Ralley. Jr. Bloor Redding. Jr William B. Richardson David Rolf RJngoen Tamlcigh |. Ross Gary Wlnne Rush Robert James Safranek Wayne Victor Saxton Steven R. Schmidt Paul Anthony Schneider. |r. Scott Raymond Schuu fred W. SeeUg. |r. David A Seifert Joseph Steele Shepard Richard S. Shryock Martin |. Silver Malcolm Graham SUmey Mary A. Smith Thomas Stahl Edmund C. Strauss Robert C Sudduth loan Elaine Susdorf Michael K. StabcnWdt Sara M. Sweeney WUiiam Thomas Taylor Elizabeth N. TcrBush Douglas Donald Thomas Gregory P Vanderheyden Ronald L Vanosdol Kevin T. Walsh Mkhacl Ray Warpenburg Jim F. Webb Keith Edward Williams Paul A. Willis Kevin W. Young Lawrence W. Zinlcl 161 The Dean of Students Office, headed by Dean Beverley Stone, believes that the most important way to serve Purdue is to humanize the educational experience. This means allowing for individual differences and growth on this large campus where there may be a tendency for a person to feel standardized, mechanized, or programmed without alternatives or individual options. The Dean of Students Office is a student service office. These services include working with over 300 student organizations, vocational counseling, testing and Interpretation, and personal counseling. The staff is trained to assist in those growth experiences with which undergraduates typically must cope. Students must learn to live independently from one's family, accept personal responsibility for actions and learning to make new friends. Barbara Cook, an Associate Dean of Students, serves as an advisor for the Purdue Student Association and for Mortar Board. Dean Steve Miner is responsible for all the fraternities on campus. This job sometimes entails late-night and early morning meetings. Dean Miner also deals with disciplinary procedures. He serves as one of the advisors, along with Dean Cecilia Zissus. for the Old Masters Program here at Purdue. Dean Zissus has a television series directed at women called Educational Planning for Women. She works through the Span Plan Office which provides help for student spouses. Dean Betty Nelson has aided the handicapped in many ways here at Purdue. She also works with minorities on campus. i u BOARD OF TRUSTEES Left to Right: Maurice Knoy. Bob Jesse. William Krieg, Robert Heine. Zara Rolfes. Donald Powers. Sherman Kessler, Evelyn Rettinger. Thomas E. Graham. Not Pictured: Peter Roesner. A new addition to the Board of Trustees as of January 1976 is the position of student trustee. Zara Rolfes is the present student trustee and her duties and responsibilities are the same as any other member. It is hoped that this new position will create an avenue of free-flowing communication between the board and the student body. resident Arthur G. Hansen gr from Purdue University in electrical engineering in 1946 and received his Masters In mathematics In 1948. He attended Purdue while serving in the Marine Corps Reserves. While living at Cary he had to be in by 7:00 p.m. One of his duties Included standing guard at Cary with a wooden rifle. President Hansen participated on the track team, running the quarter mile and the hurdles. Perhaps one of Dr. Hansen's most vivid memories was when Cary was quarantined over Christmas because of 160 Leonard Buaklin ice President for Advancwaent WJI 170 Activities General DANCE FRONT ROW Linda Doyle Norma Castanos Amy Truesdell Marcia Forston Holly Miller Linda Rouse BACK ROW Terry Logan Gloria McGrew John Morin Elaine Fenton Bill Piner Terry Elkins FRISBEE FLIPPERS FRONT ROW Randy Wooldridge Chuck Knoll Kris Sacksteder Brad Brummett Bill Bamford Rich Sohandy Bob Matatall Manuel Lugo BACK ROW Larry Lecmis Rick Davis Marcus Reichert Mark Biscuso Tom KeUer Bob Mason Bob Klemme Phil Brummett Bruce Willis General ASID Pier A Mitchell I’eg Conley Marvii. Bose her Rol in Rubesch Cheri Airing Sarah Mcllmg Ann Holy oak. Tom Meyers Or Ralph Stark Mr. |ames Avery President Vkc president Secretary Secretary Treasurer Programs Cht. Publicity Publicity Advisor Advisor RUSSIAN CLUB FRONT ROW Prol. |ohn SchiWnoer Danielle Takla |unc Griffin Mary Clark |odie Bryant SECOND ROW Hanna Bizek Su anne Parry Con Williamson Doug Garwood THIRD ROW Prof. Herb Eagle Glenn Meek Bob Martmek Richard CWenik Dan Cronch Angela Novae BACK ROW Pro! Dimitri Brcschinsky |im Hahn fTNI FRONT ROW M. Surendr . Darkroom Coordinator Barbara Small. Secretary Treasurer BACK ROW Bill Boyle. First Vice-Pres. Edward C. Elliott. Advisor Charles Cook. President Scott Forbes. Second Vlce-Pres. 174 General STUDENT COUNCIL FOR EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN Cynthia Brown lack Oros Mary Ford Rose Palhctka Deb Shannon Unda Weaver BACK ROW Lynne Flsette Alice Ewbank Laura Ullman Marianne Martin Renee Rover FRONT ROW Scott Dillard Nik! Gaby Norene Syrek SECOND ROW luanlta Garten M. Madden Nancy Neff Dianne Peters Ellen Wald rep THIRD ROW Prof. Nancy Pollard General PURDUE LATTER-DAY SAINT STUDENT ASSOCIATION FRONT ROW Sara Coffman Cinnamon Coffman Jessica Lamb Melissa Coffman SECOND ROW Tom Cowger Kevin Glover Carol Beck William Bryan Peg Bryan Carol King Peggy Coffman Paul Hyde Glen Lamb Susie Snyder Chris Coffman Sue Bednar Eric Bednar Dave Bednar Michael Bednar THIRD ROW Elder Moncur Elder Watts Elder Dimick Perry Coffman Kim Petiy Beth Haines Nancy Christenson VickJ Boling Craig Davis Anita Davis Sam Coffman Elder London Sister Green BACK ROW Stephen Corbett Dennis Beck Elder Hotlowell Sister Kavanaugh Mike Glauser |enny Robinson Phil Boling Elder Anderson Craig Davis Marti Davis Martin Pond Mark Jensen The Purdue Latter-day Saint Student Association of The Church of jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has been established to help college students find spiritual strength and balance while they grow in the academic and social life of college. In association with the West Lafayette Institute of Religion, The Purdue LDSSA sponsors several activities during the school year which emphasize the role of moral and spiritual values in a contemporary society. PURDUE FILM SOCIETY President Wiliam Mick Publicity Rachel Ludington Acquisition Director Steve Aker Exhibitions Director William Bryan Finance Director Ellen Burdsall Publications Director Andrew Dietrkk FRONT ROW Mark Zunk Dennis Cave Debbie Bowling Nancy Bowling SECOND ROW Becky Grahan Tami Jedlnak Nancy McCave Susan Byfleld Trish Bewden Dick Fraser THIRD ROW Rob Brown Rick Endres Ann Carey Dianne Gentry Cheryl Rayback BACK ROW Dave Rlngodcn Mark Gossett Scott Froshee Dave johnson Dave Farner PSHEA Barbara Black Pres. Kay Ruark V. Pres. Linda Gardner Sec. Marge Sinn Corresponding See. Connie Angelos Treas. Cathy Madan Publicity Chairman Christine Belswanger Membership Chairman Susan Skcllcg Special Events Chairman Cathy Cook Council Rep. Mary Alice Nebold Advisor Alan Wagner Advisor 178 CONSUMER AND FAMILY SCIENCE COUNCIL FRONT ROW Nancy Moneyhun Harriet Chltty Karen Horn De Shoemaker Sharon Eads SECOND ROW Laurie GlUaugh Pam Harer Diane Pasori Dawn Bcente Carol Yager Angela Poynter Kathy Cook BACK ROW Uz Alexander Martha Porter Beth Riggs Carol JoBalrd Mary Ann Bumkel Barb Benn Pat Porter WOMEN IN COMMUNICATION FRONT ROW Cheryl Inbriglio Rita Baker Sherry Pasko SECOND ROW Deb Seders Kathy Rozanski THIRD ROW loan Weldon Ellen Rantz Teresa Roberts FOURTH ROW Dodic Elliott )uBe King 179 Recognition . Service CIRCLE K FRONT ROW Sheryl VanDeMark Sandy Leakeas Debbie Flnkle Connie Angelos Renee deRover |eff Mulinix Linda RJttenhouse Joan Shoal SECOND ROW Alex Sows Marianne Butina Carol Smith Cynthia Grager Steven Park David Eikenbcrg |ohn Lewis Ralph Lowenthal Kimberly Goodrich BACK ROW Roy lohnson Perry Fiye David Voelkel Ron Sauerman John Senetar Clifford Lynema Art Stem Cary Stcclcy CERES FRONT ROW Kathleen Manahan Robin Dunning Denise McClamon Joy |eras Carol Guthrie Ellen Van Korn SECOND ROW Bob Morris Tom Snodgrass Mike Smith Rob Swlhart Mike Culy Joe Sobck Lon Wright THIRD ROW Vic Lechtenberg Macquita Chamblee Ann Helfen Cynthia Thomas Karen Anderson Archie Kloepfer Kenneth Jacoby Julie Henricks BACK ROW Mike Carey |ohn Dltmars Kent Crosby Mark Bccver David Dunlap Mark Lute Chuck Hiss FRONT ROW Michelle Griffin Lynne Petersburg Linda Powell Suzy Smith Cheryl Poczatek Nancy Mortell Cathy Cox BACK ROW Sharon Eads Molly Nielsen Susie Blind Amy Grossman Tammy Lewis Dotty Elliott Cindy Weln Kelly Harris Marcia Murray MANAGEMENT COUNCIL FRONT ROW Laura Kenworthy Um Byrd Kim Russell Carol Anderson Mlml Noyes |ule Seal Ann Matthes Susl Utley BACK ROW Craig McCarthy Steve Sherwood Jeff McKinney Craig Wicker Laura Keller EBen Blntz Kim Sdckrod George Flowers |ay Crookston AIESEC FRONT ROW Mary Welch Tammy Kelllng Pam Showalter Pam Ross Barb Daum |u«e Overy Gtnny LJebert |udy Cochley jufie Goonewardenc Daniel Sakai SECOND ROW lean Rul juBa Hlpps jean Hauschlld Beth Root Catherine A Man kin Patty Decker leannlc Saharian john Meyer Tom Dickey |etry Noll Diane BrofazJ Ron Clauser BACK ROW Mary Lou Macke Bob Cornelia Dave Wetzel Fred Obedsentc Dave Foster Nick Chum |ohn Lockhart Michael Ramsey Bob Thayer Geoff Langston left Miller Rob Caclyer |ohn Verde 182 OCCUPATIONAL OUTLOOK Recognition Service FRONT ROW Beth Blackburn Diane Gesik Amy Campbell Debbie McCarthy Terl Long BACK ROW Mary Pribble Usa Tllmans Barb Foote Pamela Henderson PHONE-A-THON STEERING COMMITTEE FRONT ROW Anne Hinstorff John Lockhart David R. Wolfe Marcia Stanley SECOND ROW Janie Mathews Donna fourdan Anne Hoover THIRD ROW Mike Fouts Dave Fouts Scott Bums III Stevie Dayney Scott Uvermore Glen Barwegen 18) ► iV, r-t V- i John E. Davis — Editor-in-Chief Douglas D. Harlan — Associate Editor Scott R. Swisher - Sales Manager Beth A. Stickles - Business Manager John C. Boyle — Photo Editor Sally A. Metzger - Associate Editor I 1 ACADEMIA |uie Adam Mary |.inc Chew Kathy Klingicj ACTIVITIES Dave Frick Scott Kaminski Roxanna Owens ART Bruce Kerr Bob Theobald BUSINESS John Esgatc Kathy Hatfield Karen Perkins Angela Tier COP? 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Iiwuw I •flUMH “� • PM M K«M M WIM • mip, ■ •� • KM MM M W M I FRONT ROW Blake Bahlor Rodd Zolkos Scott Ross Carole Plum Pam Banner Doug Blough |eff McDonough Tim Grove Mark Biscuso SECOND ROW Kim Kantner Cindy Rak Cecilia Rak Cindy Relchard Usa Meel Bob Bohner Ginger Ferguson Diana McClain Ann Blose THIRD ROW Garrett Yoshml Dorthy Suter Cindy Richards Ruth Ann Krause Hugh Totten Greg Kline BACK ROW Mark Nelson Dave Kltched Tom RkJin Mike Zukuft Mark Brand Mark Corzine Mike Botkin r v FRONT ROW Cindy Richards Dorothy Sutcr Bob Bohner Rodd Zolkos SECOND ROW |cff McDonough Tim Grove Garret Yoshimi Hugh Totten Carol Plum THIRD ROW Pam Banner Doug Blough Kim Kantner Dave Kitchell BACK ROW Mark Nelson Tom Rudln Greg Kline A y IUNIOR BOARD 8 STAFF FRONT ROW Lee Ann Lybargcr Nancy Gee Diane Brczinski Susan Mitchell Cindy Ratovkh SECOND ROW Dave Hiatt Bryan Chadd Patty Ising lack Kozik Jon Hendrickson THIRD ROW Van 8agnol Debbie Bmtord |amle Shoemaker Mary Beth Doran FOURTH ROW Bret Richardson |anet Nash Deanna Eaton Grctchen Schwoppc Marsha Solms Mary Toljanic Mark langhenry BACK ROW Andy Bosworth Bill Olsovsky Kathy Marinconz Greg Caine Pubiications Communications SENIOR BOARD Chris Szymanskl Bill Bose Jula Hlpps Tom Spence Carol Murrish Publications Communications PURDUE ENGINEERING MAGAZINE FRONT ROW Kathy Warble Kris Klink Sue O'Leary lane Kennedy Joanne Kosakowski Anne Sutton Tricla Bowden SECOND ROW Joyce Gant Don Molter Glenn Burkhart |im Vogt Tom Sgambclluri Dick Fraser Jean Terry Robin Roach Sharyl Duhon FRONT ROW Bill Flgler Rich Lambert George Zabreckey Ralph Dornsife Curt Smith SECOND ROW Cathy Swank Wayne Stevens Deana Ritchey Cliff Elling Dave Jones THIRD ROW Doug Apter Bob Albano Joel Hennessy Brent Phelps 8ACK ROW Bob Trebllcock Kerry Stevens Karen Agrawal |im Iwinski Dave Nelson Dianne Graziano MORTAR BOARD FRONT ROW OcbbJc ft. f,ei Pamela Dawson P m Orem Deb Two ten Susan Oag. President Barbara cook. Adivscr SECOND ROW Scon Sporting Page Causey. V Pres Scholarship Sharon Gtennen Connie Hoopingamer, Treasurer Linda Bransterter Lynn McMullen Potty Fink. Secretary Katherine Kratft |ody Fisher Loralei Zwltt V. Pres. Programs Ioann Takehara Greg Kurtz BACK ROW Harriet Chltty. Histonan Patty Reed Tim Mantscalo |ullr Marsh Zara Rottcs tarry Reutzel Keith Krach Kerry Ames 104 19� O MICRON || ELTA K APPA Dean Stephen Akers Kerry Ames Glenn Angermeler Melissa Ashlock Doug Blough John Boyle Mary Brandi Dr. Blaine Butler left Cambridge Page Causey Karen Clark Dean Barbara Cook John Corbett Kcnn Dahl Annette Dewenter Timothy Dfckman Pat Eariy William England Frank Falsi Dean Nancy Frtedersdorf Dr. William Fuller Charles Garrison Dr. Richard Grace Dr. William Hayt Pamela Henderson Julia HIpps Jeffrey HoBlngs Mike Jackson |udlth Jacobi Susan Johnson Donna jourdan Todd Keleher Laura Kenworthy Laurie Klely Nancy King Dr. Kenneth Kofmehl Keith Krach Gregory Kurtz Lynne Lederer Usa Lockwood Julie Marsh Prof. Richard McDowell Lynn McMullen Dr. Wilbur Meier SaBy Metzger Mary Miller Mr. William Murray Mike Needham Mary Beth Oblingcr Susan Ogg Suzan Oilar Kathryn Page Tim Palmer Suzanne Party Gregory Perisho Marcia PhllBps 196 John Pierce Dr. Nicholas Popovich Maiy Pribble Cecilia Rak Larry Reutzel Teresa Roche Zara Rolfcs Lisa Ross David Ruxic Mr. John Sauiler Thomas Schwanlnger Scott Sperling Mike Spooner Dr. George Spracto Sam Stafford Andy Stelnhubl Dr. Martin Stob Dean Beverley Stone Robert Thayer Gary Thoc Sam Todd Michael Vecnhulzen Dr. Richard Walbum Diane Welsman Thomas Wilkinson Roger Williams Patricia Zinobile Loralel Zwltt 197 1 IRON KEY FRONT ROW Scott Sperling John Corbett Judl Jacobi Dr. Hanson Nancy Hanson Zara Rolles Tom Rudln James Middleton Walt Bergren Teresa Roche |ohn Hopkins Fred Schaus mm Recognition Service ___SKULL AND CRESCENT FRONT ROW Lisa Tiimaro Mitch Chukh Barb Foote |ohn Pierce Laura Kenworthy Susan Yoder Brian Hickman Jenny Flannery SECOND ROW Kevin Spurlock Rob Bern.vdln Barb Cook Chris Law Nancy Hansen Phil Bowers Beverly Stone Arthur Hansen V;; J Frank faist Susl Utley Anne Hlnstorfl Sara Busche BACK ROW Mike Veehuiten |ohn Boyle THIRD ROW Mike Spooner Beth Stickles Terri Borro Dan Vail Mark Fletcher Annette Dewenter Andy Stelnhubl Connie Morre John Lockhart Greg Daily Biuce Dcelling Lynne Ledercr Tom McKinney 201 Recognition Service GOLD PEPPERS FRONT ROW |acque Notestine Uz English |anet Cason Denise Coustakis Colleen DeMeycr BACK ROW loanie Kampen Laurel Quinn Deb Oliver Dawn Tat(e 202 Recognition Service GIMLET FRONT ROW Bob Bouggy Dave linn Jeff Randa Dave Coleman Scott Swisher SECOND ROW Jerry Vaughn THIRD ROW Tom Tremaln Mark Proegler Keith Krach Sam Stafford Bill Hasse |ohn Hopkins BACK ROW Greg Kurtz John Ahlborn Mike Jackson Jeff Holllngs Scott Sperling John Davis Gary Thoe Tom lupfer Doug Harlan Bob Thayer 203 1 I Recognition Service COUNCIL FOR SPECIAL EVENTS FRONT ROW Cindy Weln lyn Watties SECOND ROW Jocey Katz Nadine Stirm Richard Kihlken THIRD ROW Mark Hopkins Jett McGuire Denise DeGraff Mary Lee Miller Kathy Warble Vkkl |ourdan Janice Auch Linda Lazor Kym Reznik Nicki Crick BACK ROW Richard Lamp Steven Dayney Michael Ford Marvin Maddox Robert Holloway Martbeth Dovan Diane Welsman Jeff Rosswurm Jay P. Buck OLD MASTERS FRONT ROW Jeff Heath Susan Ogg Ed Schultz Loralei Zwuitt BACK ROW Usa Lannan Page Causey Leslie Bottorff |ohn Pierce Teresa Roche Ann Shook Todd Beyerl David Unn 10 TOMAHAWK FRONT ROW Joyse Waltz Bill Warner Steve Darrell Karen Roach FOURTH ROW Curt Passafume Cheryl Bowser Rosanne Suminski Lynnette Doenges Kathy Heckaman Bill Chaney Uz Alexander Unda Geiger SECOND ROW Kathy Coffey Deb Miller Barb Parker Pam Schmidt BACK ROW Becky Smith Barb Boint Denny Roycc Dick Knote Denise Riddle Brad Pillon Jerry White Greg Boebinger THIRD ROW Jim Brink Rick Sahaguchi Mary Kite Karen Heddaens 205 REAMERS Karmen Addison Tom Beach Deb Berkshire Bob Geiger Mary Geiger Ed Qdoen Tracy Hlgbee |cff Hum Colleen Kelley Nancy Klump Fran Cake Sieve Ulllc Charlene Litton Lob Lugg Janice Mums Amy Pennington Laurie QuJr n Jay Shaff Sue Shaw Rick Shields Tony Sosa Mark Speth Marlene Trdke Jerry Trusty Clta Vandcrbur Don VandewalJe Rich Wlison 206 mm___ll FRONT ROW Debbie Schmolllnger Glftl Roach Vicki BartoHnl Linda Rower Kathy |o Crooks Sandy Yover Barbara Knapp Amy White |ohn Murray Aaron Brain SECOND ROW Ruby Lee Kathy Gordon Heidi Deivln Debbie Corley Debbie Olliver Becky Ringwald Marylyss Hooper Mitzl Smith Herb Wilson Karen Benda THIRD ROW Mike Lockwood David Gbula Mariann MoskaJIck Johanna Schneider Mary Alice Wolf Anne Stock Karen Snepp Mary Dlcn Pavey John McShane left Lynch George Chressanthls Blfl Gross BACK ROW Keith Peregrine Harry Ennis Don Thacker Roberta Bach Dave Vanderzeyde Patty Thomas Catol Medcndorp Mike Trim Chuck Fischer Orris Hughes left Kolano 207 Recognition Service GRAND PRIX SR. BOARD r FRONT ROW Shcrrcll Bunton Gale Grasse Sam Stafford Steve McIntosh BACK ROW Steve Mitt on Brian Maple Mark Shaplelgh Suzan Oilar V_______________J 208 I FRONT ROW Jay Griffis Kenn Dahl SECOND ROW Lynne Lederer Beth Blackburn Cindy Wein Sue Morrison Usa Gianakos Held) Lohse Janet Doyle Cindy Bullerdlck Deb Betts THIRD ROW Dan Vail Al Pcrsonett Mike Gianninl John Lockhart Lisa Hrinsln Sandy Moorhead Pam Dire Lisa Townsend Nancy Patton BACK ROW Al DaValle Dave Baler Roy Steeves Mike Alley Dave Retherford Mike Clark 209 EXECUTIVE BOARD Recognition Service JUNIOR BOARD y V FRONT ROW Nelson Nagal Kathy Manning Melissa Ashlock Larry Paarlberg Leslie Nasser Susan Yoder Kent Riddle SECOND ROW Diane Boblllo Carta Crofoot Toni Clidewell |crry Conard BACK ROW |lm Meyers Annamary Nybcrg Tracy Higbec Polly Sarros 2ii 212 PURDUE STUDENT UNION BOARD Activities Carnival Art Print Sales Blllards Bowling Campus Sounds Check Cashing Service Coffee Hours Cypress Dell Disco Dance Lessons Early Bird Wallbanger feature Films Free Locker Service Freshman First Nlghter Holiday Happenings Homecoming Pinball Ride boards Sweet Shop Union Station Purdue Student Union Board Presents PURDUE STUDENT UNION BOARD RE-START A TRADITION! SENIOR CORO CONTEST! i ♦ PURDUE STUDENT UNION HOBBY CLUBS Aeromodelers Amateur Radio Bridge Club Camera Club Chess Club Model Railroad | Re-Start A Trairfwi! Senior Cod Confetti � � ■«- i mmx . y -in— j CmMit.x, •M-Mrlxh I«M p ub Todd Keleher. Student Body Vice-President James Middleton. Student Representative to Board of Trustees Pat Early, Executive Director of Services PURDUE STUDENT ASSOCIATION Scott Sperling. President Mike Spooner. Executive Assistant to the President Steve Wilson, Executive Coordinator of Revenue Department 217 I I STUDENT COURT FRONT ROW Ann Holmgren Mlcheal L Jones Dick Berry John Mitchell BACK ROW Mark Bennett Jim Zuzzolo Charles L Proctor II Kenneth W. Johnson John Putcrbaugh Usa Tilmans John Hinriches Stephen S. Wagner STUDENT SENATE FRONT ROW Gregg Sinders KentGlassburn Usa Jesser Rusty Cox SECOND ROW Garth Clark Cecilia Rak Patty Decker Mimi Noyes Greg Obermeicr THIRD ROW Sue Gltlin Todd Keleher Laura Edwards Lois Scheldt Chris Hughes Paul Hamann Janls Mcgee BACK ROW Kathy Hewett Kirk Ridenour lay Thompson Kirk Perkins Albert Pfister Dean Eisner Marcy Phillips Joanne Bradley Dean Steve Akers 218 STUDENT SAVER FRONT ROW Sieve Ulbrteh Jeff Randa Mike Haskell John Walker jay Lavigne Bob Jenkins BACK ROW Cyndy Huston JoAnnc Langcr Carolyn |udy EJerman Deb Mallinoff Anne Ponder Cathie Mulilkln STUDENT TRAVEL FRONT ROW Karen Benda Steve Newton Debl Bergdal SECOND ROW Debbie DeGeer Bob Marks BACK ROW Mike Vaughan Dan Munger Debtee Dutro Chris Kelly Terry Larson iio PLANNING AND RESEARCH FRONT ROW Craig McCarthy Laura Kenworthy Tim Palmer PROjECTS AND ENTERPRISES FRONT ROW Jack Mehrtcns Ross Richards Ann Hostetler Mark Miller |occy Katz Sue Daily SECOND ROW lisa Palmer Janet Nash Mitch Chulch |odl Zarosi David Dailey THIRD ROW Matthew Barnes Anthony Farnia Joan Gambia Nancy Murray Brad Riley Mark Proegler FOURTH ROW Kevin Felix Randy Hemauer Bob Austin Laureen Heath Cathy Gill BACK ROW |udy Thomson Anne Hoeflcr Shauna Bollker Missy Rawls Bob Hulse Cris Will TENANTS FRONT ROW Ingrid Weber KeHy Kearns BACK ROW Ben Shaevitz |cff Paust Paula Solms Tom O'Keefe 220 Recognition Service SPECIAL SERVICES FRONT ROW Bill Vonachen Kevin Spurlock Dave Smith SECOND ROW Kathy Shugart Bryan Piepho Carolyn RJsh Donna Edwards BACK ROW Dave Sykora Ted McKinney Julie James Rob Bernardin LOBBY FRONT ROW Nancy Salla |im Edge Mary Lou Macke Pat Hatfield SECOND ROW Karen Perkins Ann Webbink lay Shaffer Helen Beilfuss THIRD ROW Rhonda Uppold Mindy McNichols John Lookhart David Parker BACK ROW Richard Cuidi lane |ohnson Tom Taylor Shawn Deltrlch 221 I_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ UNIVERSITY AND STUDENT RELATIONS -j FRONT RC John LaVIjj Dave Dc BACK RO Frank F.i r.im ft Lb C� .«nk Sreve Sco Michael Marasc Paul Mathbot ACADEMIC FRONT ROW Margie Poat Sue Stemhauer Lynette Proctor fim Kauffman SECOND ROW Tom Schwanlngur Scott Chuprun Alan Petersburg Card Bolu lisa Brodtuhle William Moss THIRD ROW Doug Black Andy Craves Dave Ruomenoksa lenifer Leon Lynn Dennis BACK ROW llm Stewart Kris Burk Heidi Lohse jim Beaver — ADVOCATE OFFICE rRONT ROW Terri Chochran Tom Barnard SECOND ROW Mike Silver lilt Boris Aim Fernandez Linda Fischer Brad Hutchinson BACK ROW Chris Bergman Andy Stemhubl Sue Nyberg Hermie DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATION FRONT ROW Gayle Frink Susi Srchhart Dodic Elliott John Rumschlag Glenn McArdle SECOND ROW Annette Pituch Ryan Ranck Sydney Ghekas Denise Kimberllng Kathie |ohnson BACK ROW Eric Stephen Michael Crabb Dinky Wilkes Mark Crabb Bruce Bosse 2Zi Music ORGANIZATIONS JL Purdue Musical Organizations Christmas Show, presented ror [ is the hub of choral music activ- the forty-fifth consecutive year in ity at Purdue. PMO includes the 1978. internationally known Varsity Glee The Varsity Glee Club is proud le Purduettes, University of its world-wide reputation. Pur-| Choir, and Coed Choral Club. due’s Singing Ambassadors to addition to numerous per- the World last toured Europe in throughout the year, the four PMO groups join together annually in the Purdue ;sent several concerts on a tour of Hawaii in May 1979. XT LL'f fTl i M- r. £ M M M £ Mary Barretf Patricia Johnson Sheri KJing Pamela Landis Kathy Lorenz Cindy Menna Cathy Merrell Dixon Cindy Modlin Karen Brumm Karla Clary Trisha Nelson Brenda Faulkner |ody Fisher Beth Ann Fox Jeannette French Beth Scheckel Theresa Shooter Debra Sims Jane Slpp Rita Smoker Mary Stallings Chris Swlngler Brenda Truax Angela Edli Sue Gee ! Graham Michciic Hoffman f cresc. possibile s t W • ilia RrAy Alr. Alice B. Coate COED CHORAL CLUB Music Music VARSITY GLEE CLUB Tom Loepket Tim Altom Bob Martin Patrick Bast Ken Beak Reed Bigelow Bob Carpenter Tim Catron Jeff Cherry Paul Clark Tlrrf'CupKa. John Mattson Mike McMalns Steve Mltchener |ohn Myers Rick Myers Mike Needham Jack Oros Keith Palmer Mike ford Roger Retlinger Roy Riggs Darryl Rugc Jeff Sauffcr Bob Schuyler Doug Shelton - Guy Stccves Bill Stewart Dave Stewart Jim Frazer Brian Hairston Tom Hake Tom Heady Mike Hendrickson Rob Hood Jim Hubert Mike Humertekhouse Bill Huston 'atson Ben Whlrlcdgc Derrick Williams Kevin Yohnka Mark Koble Karl Kolmer Jim Kuehn Music PURDUE7TES Bahaa man |ane Brown Suzanne McGaughey Alda D. Cox Catherine Mahkin |IB Coyncr Debra Myers |enny Eflin Sandy Schcuflcr Jane Gilbert Michele Schultz Gloria Groves Grctchen Schwoppe Cathie HolTe Carol Shanks Kathy Huberj Debbie Steckel (ana Young Mindy Ann Young Marlene Zetzer Daria Karpowlch Maryann Ump m-----m- f cresc. possibile Curt Passafume Charles Peca John Pierce |crry Pullen Sandi Ramos Tom Rczek lois Hanebutt Cindy Harris Scott Hewett Pam Hodges Debra Jarrett Andy |ohn Janet King Robin Kreienbrin Duane Ip Shanks Harold Simpson Debra Ann Singleton Melissa Stelnkuhl Beth Stewart Ann Stohler - Cheryle Vlgus Kim Weatherholt Susan Yentes Julie Emery Keith Fadcley Nancy Fallon Jeff Freund Lisa Lockwood Branna McCarty Liz McCoy Melynn Meier Allen Mosiman Lorrle Malhaupt Gina Neff Kevin O'Connell John O'Halloran Janet Ga Sherec C Bob OUphant Phillip Anderson Dale Barber Karen Barnhart Linda Bartholomew Bruce Beltman Cindy Bowling Elizabeth Bradford Robert Burkhardt Natalie Chambers William E. Allen Music UNIVERSITY CHOIR Music ETY BANDS cresc Richard Dunscomb SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Frank Stubbs Music 0 i p i p p La Li L£-£ E M M £ £ P M £ g g I f ere sc.possi William Kissinger Al G. Wright —v —w—w—w— — ■ w— US ri— reCTT 1 i r r — —f- - 1—p— i i � ■ r Slip vifesjpress. UNIVERSITY BANDS Music FRONT ROW Kathy Greer Tarl Turner Cheryl Pers Pam Pearson Deb Smith Unda Relff Margie Kupferle SECOND ROW Stacey Weaver Leannc Drennan Edith Glover Marsha Vest Dodie Elliot Penny Schcnkel Mary Ann Mitchell Pam Bird THIRD ROW Cora Homung Carol Strautman Judy Cochley Sue Weaver Wendy Wolf Shirley Emlgh Margie Whltelaw Denise Leonard BACK ROW Andy Burt Kathy McKee Candy Johnson Dale Hughey Melody Rose berry KAPPA KAPPA PSI FRONT ROW Lee Carter Chris Matllmaro Ron Rheellng Armando Pazos Tom Christophel |ohn Elmore Scott Spearing SECOND ROW Paul Hochgesang Bill Henty Gary Relff Bob Kowalski Ron Mlrr BACK ROW John DoUer Dave Yoo Steve Boyd Kevin Kenworthy |on Rhcurbach Tom Hills Bob Pownall 2J2 FRONT ROW Ron Wilson Connie Morre Darrel Fujlmoto Nadine Martcllo Bob Smith PoHy Sarros Mark Hatate Loretta Garcia lames Longstreth Mike Matyus John Pierce SECOND ROW jeff Chamberlain Dave Tryiko Monica Arena Chris Broemmelseik BACK ROW Barb Buck 2JJ BLOCK P FRONT ROW Mike Dcloso Kathy |o Crooks Wayne RobJcheau Peg Parker Lynn Staton Scott Brinkman BACK ROW Brad Dlmick. Charlotte Sherry Gloyd Anne Stock 8etsy Nelson Jack Allard Reglnla Strait Patty Thomas Keith Rauschenbcrger. Charlie I FRONT ROW BACK ROW Tammy Bell |oe Martin Connie Brown Tom Dull Vicki Priest Matt Tangman )udy Paton Terry Henley Cherl Althcrr Mike Grimm 2J6 FRONT ROW MArete Miner Carol Orem SECOND ROW Cindy Westcott Lisa Mcell Lori Froze Connie Carbon Bonnie Carbon |cnny Eflln CecIflA Bender THIRD ROW Renee Hoysan Nancy Haverstlck lydlA H.mft Trbh Blackwell E0cn Zehncr Lisa Constotk Terry Ovcrhulscr BACK ROW Nancy L.xslc Kathy Lohss Denise DeGratt Debbie Beits )ut a Becker Sue Cervantes Kathy Speckh.vd Lynda Robinson 237 ANGEL FLIGHT FRONT ROW Ann Hanson Norma Stanley Melody Geary SECOND ROW Debby Hicks Victoria Yarr Barbara Baird BACK ROW Peggy Crabtree Cheryie Vigus Rose Cebulis m Richard Harris 8113 Boykin Tom Taylor Scott Ktshllnc Pete Zuro Ernie Schultz LaVere Hlteman SECOND ROW BUI Harben Anthony Titus Greg Fowl Glenn Liston Tom Willard Scott Morris James Saultz David Zehr Mike Bouwman THIRD ROW Mark Bailey Dorian R. Williams Ed Anderson Alan Levine Steve Hoemleln Lance Undsley Kevin Williamson BACK ROW Cathy Danm Victoria Yaar Lori Basta Peggy Hill Brent Chubb Keith Sharp Janet Webb 2J9 Genera ALPHA ETA RHO J------------------L, Lcs Abend Dave Bangs Laura Beaington Mike Berryman Jeff Bushman Mike Cheir Robert Dawson Donald Eller Brian Elser Bill Farric Steve Ford Karen Goss Lisa Graham Tom Helton Robert lacques Tim Johnson Curt Kemery Dana Knoght Michael Law David Lcger James Lerais Scott Lcsh Jonathan Martin Greg Mathena Glenn Mathews Dave Miller Mary Mondol Thomas Murray Robert Peoples Mike Peuard Jim Raptls Jeffery Rayhlll Vincent Riley Barb Ruker Dave Samples Mark Sancya Randy Sommers |ohn Schuster Ken Sharkey William Selmons |ulic Smoth Bill Steimultz Blair Sullivan Kevin Thomas Bill Trussell Bill Uhrig Charles Uradzionel Becky Utel n________r J---------------------l FRONT ROW Jon Modrey Glenn Weston SECOND ROW Randy Shields Steve Bowen Ed O Shaughnessy Tim Trowbridge Jay Seffern Frank Bauer Pam Nicosin Jeanlne Weber BACK ROW Peter Pollack Joe Slomski Tony IngaUneskl ■-I_________________________r AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF AERONAUTICS AND ASTRONAUTICS 240 General PISTOL TEAM J------------------------L FRONT ROW Verne Britton Scott Main Linda Elbert Nancy Johnston BACK ROW Jessie Kuhmlchel Brent Well Art Peters |lll Purvis n___________r RIFLE TEAM J--------------------------L FRONT ROW Dan Schroeder Steve Kenaga Philip Ncafsey Chris Reinhold Vivian Payne BACK ROW Jeff Coleman Stu Jones Mike Swadener Dave Pierson Rich Korzeniowskl n__________r Military ANCHORETTES FRONT ROW Dee Cole Apryl Reid ludlth Gresham BACK ROW Holly Hammond Kim Patterson Kathy Dunn Valeric Vidanoff Critta Boyer Lt. Ed Weston FRONT ROW Larry Downs Dean Pettcrson Mark Bauman BACK ROW Scott Foshee Mark Rcucrsteln Joanne Johnson Mark Rayome Fred Maass 242 INTERNATIONAL AG FRONT ROW Christie Nelson Yovn Chun tcong Carla Drydcn Sharon Hecker Jeff Guernsey Rene Robins Atone Schmldlapp Prof. R.L Thompson Prof. R.W. Bronson Wynn Wroght BACK ROW Ann Kcrsting Sue Rogers Shannon Murphy Alicia Macias Paul Gaston Kay Davts John McMahon Abdoutoye Barry PERSHING RIFLES FRONT ROW Mark Easter Mark Williamson Gerry Shotsberger SECOND ROW Steve Otto Kevin Williamson Dave Rabe John Butsch Carol Warren THIRD ROW Dave Leonard Karen Jenson Mariam Washington Dave Butler Wayne Lindcnbcrger Mark Heilala FOURTH ROW |lm Hall Martin Mark Jim Eggleston Ken Elliott AGRICULTURE MECHANIZATION CLUB FRONT ROW B Duncan K. Edmonds [. Dowhhan R. Waltt T. Henson D. Blackburn S. Baker L Sharp SECOND ROW K. Bullerdkk C. Dally C. York S. Dcnko P. Henley S. Dickey T. Shanks L Bennett T. WHzbacher B. Thompson R. Fischer BACK ROW M. Hartman G. Hendrix G. Stanley N. Sherman G. Martinson M. Rutan T. Wright I Haun AG ECON FRONT ROW |. Whaley D. Kelplnger C. Grubbs V. S� bert 8. Vincent Z. Beet Z. Bolton SECOND ROW P. Brashabcr I. Burnette K. Holland G. Dougherty K. Wilson B. |ackson C. Layman T. Rodman |. Kadlec T. Weiss THIRD ROW L Saxon ). Robinson D. Schwcikhardt D. Kcffelmirc B. Rucff G Chapman R. Foster R. Farrow Mcrson LeSaert |. Hohl D. Woody FOURTH ROW B. Etchison M. Schenck W. Dafcik T Ravn K. Rulon B. Clapp K. Hockney L Paariberg T. McGuire J. Epperson L Ross BACK ROW |. Rshbum B. Riley D. Weldeman B. Leoattho Stewart M. Holt |. Dukes |. Hdmreich 8. Taylor 2X4 FRONT ROW Jim Ahlrichs Mark Hicdle Ralph Tlmpson Bob Haddad Jon Kozlowskl Mike Groff Dave Robinson Tim Wilson Russ Demarls Dr. Ron Cantrell BACK ROW Mary Ames Lelghanne Hahn Ann Bischoff Janet Steams Judy Relkofskl Joe Krick Roger Miller Barb Holmes Tom Christman Paul Kleinc Agriculture AGRICULTURE COUNCIL FRONT ROW Gary Bohlander Dan Countryman Mark Bitz Jana Mastln FIFTH ROW Ettana Mathew Karley Zimmerman Dr. Vorst J.T. Fortner SECOND ROW Lynn Lawson Karen Anderson Tami Rudman Mark Leach Mark Beever Terri Crume SIXTH ROW Gretchen Gale Othmar Schroeder loyse Waltz David Dunlap THRID ROW Gilbert Crimmins Darrell Forney Anyl Burbrut Robert Muller Marty Ford Ann Wheatley BACK ROW Sharon Hecker Mark Lute BIB DeVIcs Mark Rulan FOURTH ROW |ane Stanley Allan Goecker Dale Wldcman Rick Gentls Mike Ferrec Barbara Schmidt AGRONOMY 245 Agriculture LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS FRONT ROW Mr. Bill Greg Pierce Ail SECOND ROW Rhonda Young Clndi Stutsman An|ie Lottes Tom SKwa Elaine Walker Kelly Kearns Janet Fry THIRD ROW Laurie Kupjack David Dobbin Steve Beam Brian Meyer Jeff Crow Larry Foster Cathy Lambert Ray Strychalskl FOURTH ROW Susan Jeliison Kim Fisher Phred Flamingo Dan Zay Dick Hayden Paul Marczak Eric Mayfelld Ed Curtain Karen Ryder Vashon Sarkisian BACK ROW Bob Esposito Tim Ball Avery Cook Cheryi Manford Bill Donnell Jan CervelB Jim Rlgney Chris Birdsong Don Staley Craig Hudson FRONT ROW Don Fisher Pat Proper Bill Ferraro Anne Weinkauf BACK ROW Jeff Cummings Cindy Piirto |lm Kllbane Jeannie Zelko Matt Fleck Terri Biberstcin 24 Agriculture COLLEGIATE 4-H FRONT ROW Steve George Keith Diem Rich Guard Douglas Rice Cherie Plzarek Alice Miller Mike Powell Joy (etnas Renu Singh Cary Williams Gary Chapman SECOND ROW BACK ROW Theresa Bauer Steve Tro|an Malcolm Hartman Regina Wolf Dennis Brazelton 247 Agriculture BLOCK AND BRIDLE FRONT ROW Jean Phillips W. Mark Hilton Carry Homey Brian Humphrey Mark McDemut |ohn Peterson Randy Napier Marg Amos SECOND ROW Stephen Trojan Glen Mcnchhofer Dave Smith Wendy Portteus |tll Payne lanl GJIllam Teri Whaley |efl |ones |e« Storms Chris Baker THIRD ROW Paul Hart Barb Skelton Cindy Pratt Cherie Renee Aurek Kim Reynolds Theresa Hanlon Cindy White Mark Sigler Vicki Miller Jeff Hunter Rod Tobar jerry Ott FRONT ROW Greg Inskccp Dale Barber Rene Robins Phil Needier Rex Tnbbctt |im Williams Tamara S. Crowell Wanda M. Booe Ann Blschoff Sarah Plank Shea McPlkc Marcy Fey Lori Wll ams Dlann Springer THIRD ROW Doreen McCollough Gretchen Ham Wilhemina Schurk Unda Fogle Myra Wlldman Christine Sobol Kimberley Whlnery FRONT ROW Elaina Mathew Dianna Adams ASda Macias Radna Conner Sue Richie Vickie Bobing SECOND ROW Derriil Krigcl Allen Karty Joan Chun Leong Kim Krout Cindy lane Laurie Harmer THIRD ROW Janette Wagoner Elaine Walker Sandy Henschcn leanne Molnar Terri Beach FOURTH ROW Ron Bcdnalczyk Sue Plant Angie Shortridge Jeanette Holland Sheila Jones Kenneth Kclpsch Doug Shoemaker Sherry Slanc Scott Cutsingcr Mark Henry Mike Kryevski Frank Ballentyn Phillip Bofing FIFTH ROW Joyce Jinks Carol Edwards Jill Bonlander Nancy Fallen Barry Levitt SIXTH ROW Sue Rogers Susan Farrar Keith Fadely Eric Ross Phil Jeager BACK ROW Sean Magoon Angle Rich man Robert Rletveld Ed O'Conner 245 Agriculture Bruce Zutter President )im Schroering Vice-president Rick Meyer Treasurer Betsy Schall Secretary Rebecca Archibald Sargeant-at Arms INDIANA VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE TEACHERS FRONT ROW Mack Strickland Roger Tormoehlcn Mike Ferree Dan Batta Doreen McCoJIough |im Hedrick SECOND ROW Debbie Tucker Darrell Forney Theresa Hanlon Robin LeBrun Anne DiStaso Terry Robertson THIRD ROW Tom Atkinson Cindy Lane |im Durkes Pam Doyle Nancy Dobson Shirley Emlgh BACK ROW Gary Mosbaugh Randy Crowl Richard McGown Brian Warner Kirk Perkins Duane Huge Rick Gentis 250 Agriculture FRONT ROW Mary Schott Barbara Schmidt Heidi Carpelan Herbert Newman Lori Stoneburner Brad Be mem Myra Knue SECOND ROW Michael P. Andrews Craig Thomas |oe Klopfensteln Andy Dicksen Fred Butz Doug Rice Max Stowers |ay Coles BACK ROW Greg Bohlander Tim Hayuel Diana Mickel Dawn Cloutier Judy Plllsbury Gregg Fischer Danny Messmer Blaine Crowl Greg DuVall Gary Schnapf CADUCEUS FRONT ROW Michael Sawick Susan Hartman Sue Carlson Mark Snclling Emily Roberts SECOND ROW Anthony Titus Kathy O'Connor Beth Hudson Brenda Hughctt Carla Grincs THIRD ROW Kent Rupprecht Kathryn Seybold Mike Ettensohn Debbie Linn Kay Martin FOURTH ROW Melanie Smith |ul� a Sieg Kate Baurd Laura Owswokl |ulie Eddington Carla Bagley |oyce Brandi Michele Anderson Mary Marz Susan Martin FIFTH ROW Eric Bohnke Kimberly Murphy Diane Lerchty Beth Bailey Kathy Bejes Barbara Strand Nancy Grigsby Beth Comiskey Marilyn Krause Meg Nolting Jane Bromunel SIXTH ROW Gary Stardy Paul Bankey Roger Smith |on Sieber SEVENTH ROW Peggy J. Potucek William |. Zomro BACK ROW Glenn Scibilla Debbie Schavey Science FRONT ROW Peggy Pfel TlmDlckman David Matthews Marilyn Rhoades Tom Scott SECOND ROW Marsha Lakes Paul Knotts Jim McFarlane Paula Jones Chuck Dunn THIRD ROW Debbie Vogel Emily Roberts Pat Holtman Mary Welsh BACK ROW Andre Strzembosz Hank Hoelscher Walter Barden Steve Reese Jim Van Hulle MlcheUe Lopez STUDENT HOSPITAL ADVISORY BOARD 252 Science FRONT ROW |crry Baugh Betsy Davidson Renee Harrison Monica Garrick Jim Hahn SECOND ROW Karen Hays Brenda Manning Coleen Duffy Assistant Dean Yackel Paul Johnson Willie Gwin Anna Llllo BACK ROW Vince DePrenger SCIENCE BOARD Cathy Coffey Prof. Hunt Rich Ole nick Mike Wiechmann Prof. Bodner Kirk Harmon Chauncc Bogard 2SJ KAPPA EPSILON Science Cheryl Abramson Sue Gibbs Julie Ramer Robin Blair Dawn Jones Nancy Ferguson Peggy Pirl SECOND ROW Debbie Tarabek Karen SBngsby Marge Fuchs Caine Crane Mary Cleaveland FRONT ROW Marta Bowman SheB Chermak Penny Mace Nan Moran Leslie Stewart Lori Voclker Amy Pennington Diana Sluss Mary Cummings Pam Wenc Lynn Wellman Beth Bruner |cnny Obcrlin Rachel Wynant Carol Landers tackle Van Anda Marlene Hershberger Brenda Hughett Marsha Vest Gayle Cecil Vldul Stone Becky Christofolls THIRD ROW Barbara Meyer Brenda Grass Cheryl Qucrty Mary Brcttnacher Winnie Landis Kathy Schlerholz Sue Meyer Kathy Doppler |one Addington Sharon Breincr Tracy Lospinoso |an Lovett Science STUDENT NATIONAL PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION FRONT ROW Joyce Jones Sandra Strong Anna M. Amos SECOND ROW Bryan Woodfork Denise A. Smith Karen Dobbins Ralph Johnson Wlfflam A. Johnson Robert Starkey Clalreca Padgett Annette Chapman Eric A Smith BACK ROW Rodney V. Chandler STUDENT AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION FRONT ROW Kenneth Robertson Diana Lisack Mary Brandi |ulle Ward Kent Black Debbie Blbler Kim Capel SECOND ROW Cary Schoettmer Ludnn Cowan Cherle Ncmer Gcrianne Hap BACK ROW Jill Rcdick Chris Prue Alice Martino Vicky Doucete Coleen Hagan 2SS Science PLANT PROTECTION CLUB FRONT ROW Janet Roemmcl Ellis Walker lackie Cfudge SECOND ROW Mark KockansW Vicki Rlghey Cecilia Lewis Scott Rcmbargcr Daniel Winester THIRD ROW |ohn Kroske Bill Mayer |oe KBngshim Brenda Harpring BACK ROW R.|. Lester |. Charles Welch Matt Fein Stuart Ball Dr. Henry Meyer Dr. Tim Cross GEOSCIENCE FRONT ROW Frank Manthey Dr. Merrill Ross Becky Sisco Frank Dejcnnare Stuart |ones BACK ROW Dr. Carole Lembi Jeff |asln Bill DeVries Carry Rinkenburger |lm Moon Dr. Clare Kenaga 2S6 FRONT ROW Tony Neal Brenda Middleton Catherine Harth BACK ROW Alvester Clark Beriinc Short Terri Brown FRONT ROW )anic Laird Liz Gale Linda Ruzsa Mike Tysklind Beth Schamadan Jeanne Henry Kathy Fox Bev Lynch Maria Jusko SECOND ROW Jeanne Colins Ann Parsons Mickey Uchtenfetd K«tren Bood Karen Walker Joyce Forrester Etayne Upson Carol Cory Joan Gamso Linda ElSea THIRD ROW Unda Martin Joyce Baumgartner Debbie Torres Barb Kester Anne Bolcy Toni Walker Tammy Lewis Nancy Moskal Julie Brady Kathy Manning Lori Robinson BACK ROW Tina Spotarlch Sue Henze Eileen Stanton Valerie Martier Dave Cuthbertson Candie Bieberich Lorene Davis Christine Jones Cathy Alexander Lisa Dorsey Beth Colbert Nancy Willlg SPEECH AND HEARING General COALITION OF BLACK SCIENCE STUDENTS 157 J L FRONT ROW Karen McIntosh Tom Tlcrnan BACK ROW Marck Ross Pat McPherren Bobby Corrigan Ron Gardner |ohn Welland Bill Chaney Dan Treager Bob Safartk Kerry Dunbar Mary Hammes Becky Uughlin Cindy Parrot Franco Vlan n r 258 Engineering i 4_ SOCIETY of BLACK ENGINEERS m FRONT ROW Ann Dyson Florence Lewis Veronica Hinton Eugene |. Machead Cynthia Taylor Mr. |al B. Poole Chcrlyn A. Washington Donald Brown Vanessa HU! William A. Payne Aurelia L Gray Beverty Holman SECOND ROW Stanley Woodard Gerald Hutchinson Miriam Washington Louis Brown Randall L Henderson Tony Clark Jacquelyn Drake Gwen Allen Charles Applewhite Brenda Steele Dalvin Vamado Robert Miller Brenda Drummer Derome Dunn Michelle Long Bemita Thigpen leffety L Woodard Gioriane Stamply BACK ROW Rick Jefferson Blllye Anderson Julie Montgomery Edward Hudson Chris Britton John White Wiliam Smith Ralph lackson Tanya White Michael V. Stoeling Robert Steele Brim Stepp Virginia Booth Caty A. Barker Rick Dixon r 2S9 PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS Engineering FRONT ROW Paula Hansen Tina Lott Nelson Nasal BACK ROW Prof. Robert D. Miles |ohn Frantz Kelly Upchurch FRONT ROW Cary Chappie Victor Schneider Kevin Ward John 8rubakcr Robert Muller. Jr. Jim Macqucenc Chuck Sahm SECOND ROW Jim Kruse, president Mike Refner Charles Barker Steve Waltz BACK ROW Steve Frcytag Bruce Anderson Pat Fisher Chris Layer AMERICAN SOCIETY OF AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERS Engineering FRONT ROW Don Sweeney )ohn Retnmann Paula Wognom Bob Carpenter Chris Wilkins FRONT ROW William Gergen P. Mlcheal Guba BACK ROW Michael Payton Robert Safranek G.T. Heydt INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERS SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS 7L Engineering FRONT ROW Unda Macicjewski Blake EHiot Karn Agarwal BACK ROW Rick Schwartz Dean M.B. Scott ENGINEERING STUDENT COUNCIL SOCIETY OF CONSTRUCTION ENGR. FRONT ROW Mike ChidaJek Mark Hester Lisa TBmans Kevin Sullivan Ron Rcchilng Sue Spencer SECOND ROW Mark Tucker Mark |osten Paul Kish |lm Lewis Robbi Frumkin Matt Boyers THIRD ROW Steve Lankton Bruce Asher Doug Pope |ett Long Gart Dernlan BACK ROW Jim Gross Steve Meyer Andy Arbuckle Prof. Hancher John Frantz 2 62 Engineering LL STUDENT CONSTRUCTORS FRONT ROW George H. yes Paul Fix Ben Johnston Michael Graphone Duke Pfau BACK ROW Henry McKenna Davkl Cord John Chlsum John Striker CONSTRUCTION CLUB SOCIETY OF WOMEN ENGINEERS FRONT ROW C. Habcrstroh |. Takchara M. Miller I |osten BACK ROW G- Rahmoellcr A. Recktenwail D. Goetc A. Chljner L Samuels |. Patton L Barger ). Mataich C- Swar d C. Dougherty AATCC FRONT ROW Carrie Sitverblart Marcia Solms Melody Geary Carol Sachon BACK ROW Mary Curran Pat Thomas Dr. Keith Bc k Cathl Nickel Michelle Aldridge Tcri Willson Off Campus Apartments 266 Fraternities and Sororities 276 Cooperatives 336 265 LIVING LOOSE LOOSE IS THE NAME OF THE CAME THE UNPARALLELED FREEDOMS OF LIFE OFF-CAMPUS MAKE THIS LIFE STYLE ONE OF EASY GOINGNESS AND RELAXATION. MANY FIND EXCITEMENT IN THIS DO-IT-YOURSELF WORLD. WHILE OTHERS MIGRATE OFF-CAMPUS TO HEAT THE HUSSLE OF CAMPUS LIFE. After a quick glance around campus, off-campus students are easy to spot. The surest way to pick them out is to check the sweet shop. They are always the first to take up residence, packing with them a full day’s load of books, and outerwear for anticipated changes in the weather. Getting to campus means beating early morning traffic, and if luck is on their side, finding the ever elusive parking place. Driving is at the center of any off-campus student’s world. This phase of living off campus is easily observed on any week-day morning, as half asleep motorists wind in and out of the maze of one way streets that fringe campus, in search of parking. In the buck of everyone’s mind is the nightmare of having to park on Littleton and the hike to campus. Commuter parking permits offer a limited alternative as lots are jammed by students with 7:30 classes. Of course, weather plays a central role in planning the day’s drive to campus. A look of panic crosses the faces of students remembering last year’s blizzard, as most students off campus were left stranded. Snow tires are put on, and everyone dreads the first snowflake almost as much as the onset of finals. Living off-campus is not all driving. You will find most students anxious to talk about their place. Conversation among off-campus students inevitably touches upon additions or improvements to their apartments. Excitement is etched upon faces as a new piece of furniture is described, or plans are discussed for painting the kitchen. Articles collected from years of living away from home crowd most apartments. Visiting homes of students who have lived there for several years takes on the atmosphere of attending a flea market. V ink Living off-campus is however, not all relaxation. When living alone, there is no one to take up the slack. Dirty dishes seem to multiply almost as quickly as newspapers stack up and hills accumulate. Duties can only be put off for so long, leading to the inevitable discussion among roommates of who is to do what. This discussion often takes on the proportions of a labor-union bargaining session, as participants strive to find the perfect breakdown of chores. Semesters are begun by thinking out budgets, only to have PSI rearrange plans with unexpected rate hikes. Energy conservation becomes an ever present dilema as the tenant plays his own game of “beat the utility company.“ Another popular pastime is trying to beat the check to the bank. Students often find they have several days to make a deposit to cover a bad check written to their landlord. If this sounds like fun, do you know how many disconnection notices from GTE can be safely ignored? An often unappreciated phase of living off-campus is the freedom to have pets. Pets run the spectrum from dogs and cats to exotic snakes and fish. Spending time at home is made more pleasant by the presence of these ever-popular friends, who always make great listeners. Pets seem to have a way of making any apartment more like a home, and make it just a little easier to get away from the pressures of campus rigor. Food, while consisting of hamburgers and fries to some, allows off-campus students an added outlet for creativity. While some look on cooking with drudgery others become gourmet cooks in their own right. Specialties range from preparing steaks marinated in Strohs, to the perfect frozen pizza. The first trip to the super market is always an experience, as seemingly hundreds of previously taken for granted items, now compete for those budgeted grocery dollars. Whether students like to cook, or even know how, everyone seems to agree that any disadvantages of preparing your own meals are minimized by the end result; home cooked meals served when you feel like eating. LIVING LOOSE THE QUIET WHICH MOST ARE SEEKING OFF-CAMPUS, IS THE REASON OTHERS MOVE BACK. When asked about the move off-campus, many students refer to the peace and quiet that typifies this life style. At the dorm, it seems that there is always someone awake to share a story or card game with, no matter what the hour. Diversions are countless as dorm residents are always on the move. When finally afforded the opportunity to party, your roommate is inevitably cramming for an exam and complaining about the stereo. Weekends, while serving as a relief, often become lonely as roommates and friends often work or travel home. Unlike living on campus, it is often difficult to find companionship, which often leads to a return to campus life. 272 SENIOR BOARD FRONT ROW Tom Trcmain D.we Coleman BACK ROW Jeff HolHngs Ga y Thoe JUNIOR BOARD FRONT ROW |cff Vccnluzen Lee Bryan Mike Nelson SECOND ROW Bill Palmer Brian Hickman Bob Carson Scott Meyer Tom McKinney David Crist BACK ROW Joel Storrow Bnjcc DoelUng Z7J PANHELLENIC ASSN. JUNIOR BOARD Sara Buschc Karen Hays Terri Borror Mary Kathryn Agnkor Anne Teldhusen Emily Wade SENIOR BOARD Marsha |epson Sue Emery Paula Schertz Susy Rippcy Betsy Craver 274 JUNIOR PANHELLENIC FRONT ROW Marilyn M.uley Sharon Hines Nancy Everett Anne Hall SECOND ROW Brenda Hartman Deanna Eaton Tert Borror Judy Eflerman |ane Munsell JoAnnc Wolf VlcW Kenner BACK ROW Susan Keltsch Peg Parker Cindy Williams |ulle Hahn Cindy Bouggy Beth Root 27S ACACIA FRONT ROW Cletas Martin Raymond Carlson David Bushe John Good Tomas Nlesslnk Robert Thayer Raymond So|ka Steven StelnbuW David Ringoen Steve Haby SLCOND ROW William MHham Robert Chunk Mkhcal Dougherty Anthony Altam Steven Schapker |ohn DcCook Keith Adams Rudy Ramirez Jeffrey Sals be ry Steve Smith Robert Norris Dale Foster Malcolm Ralley Ronald Kase Jeffrey Guernsey Randall Wilson Bruce Doelllng THIRD ROW James Myers Richard Frei|e Geoffrey Langston David Grleger Michael Marasco Steven fackson David Unn Mark Gossett Scon Knake Derek Paris Stephen Coyne Charles Sodcrstrom Vane Clayton lames Bedford BACK ROW John Wood Mark Glowacki Kenneth Relck James Bowman leffrey Powers Douglas Blough Michael Koger |ohn Procter Matthew Stochn Won Boiler Bouts River Boat Nite on the Nile 276 ALPHA CHI OMEGA FRONT ROW Susan McSolcy Pam Smith Linda Atkins Debbie Woods Unda Maclejewsid Marie PJxzelto Karen Brock Chris Olson Cathy DegraW Amy Campbell Kathleen Melners Denise Degraff Nancy Becker Dana |ones Meredith McAllister Kristy Bundy Lynn Lewis Marilyn Miles Lisa Townsend SECOND ROW Lee Ann |aykus Lynn Thebe rath Mary Ann Lehman Sharon Steoppelwerth Susie Swisher Glnne Resas Susan Aispaugh Pat Willson Cindy Roper Nancy Kase Ull Casciarl Margi Price Mary Albion THIRD ROW Kathy Moehlman Lynn Hastings Kathy Uhrig Elaine Uvely Bonnie Brust Becky Mather Sara Busche Unda Murphy Christy Hodges Lorric Mulhaupt Sue |ones Shcily Fitzgerald Robin ShalTer |onl Hill Usa Ke9um Leslie Hoze Kathy Plkel Kathy Dickerson Laurie Rathbun Kim Ernst Adrienne Wilson BACK ROW Cindy Williams Usa Hunter Beth Root Gloria Groves lean Ray Sheri Smith Cathy Darragh Michele Schultz Vicki Hlllenburg Sarah Tharp Monica Arena Charrie Kalyonldise Terri Reeder Kathy Piavac Diane Wilson Betty Weaver Cindy Leonard Nancy Nichols Acre Shaker with Alpha Sigma Phi Won Spring Rally Games Third place in U-Sing with Farmhouse ni ALPHA CHI RHO FRONT ROW Dan Bloodgood Bryant Hammond Ray Bitzer Gary Sheperd Franco Harris Tim Thompson Rich Narnicola Tom Conway Mike Dcloso Doug Miller SECOND ROW Duane Repp Steve Futa Randy Dow Bob Burkhardt Dave Dean Craig Miller Brian Sargent THIRD ROW Chuck Ubee Eric Donaldson Randy 8obos Ralph McCord Steve Clark BACK ROW Mark Steckbeck Mike Anderson Kent Bobos lay Morris jeff Pfister Wayne Beyer 1st . Russell Hustle Annual pool party Halloween and Christmas party for underprivileged children 27B IH3 VHd tV ALPHA DELTA PI Laura Mayo Cloda Half Nancy Lcighningcr Suzanne Paquette THIRD ROW Jan Butkie Karen Caldwell Lou Ann Keltch Kyle Reich Lori Brzozowski Carol Dittrich Sarah McKee FOURTH ROW Janet Cozad Kristi Robinson Beth Grant Gwen House Ann Wise Patty Reed Sharon Glcnncn Sandy Simpson Marilyn Mariey Jude Allen Marde Stelnhtlber Brenda Portolese Ann Tolley Mary Redding Jean Thomas Angela Verde Cindy Tansek Nancy Schabel Dawn Tatge BACK ROW Betty Mclnemey Courtney Cooper Mary Lcemhuise Pam Banner Annual Philanthropic Project Pi’s pie Eating Contest Won Womens Greek Olympics FRONT ROW Colccn Hagan Debbie Rdff Jean Palmby Jeanne Henry Anne Lux Jayne Spring Cindy Klmmel Barb Boje Monica Garrick Lynne Saba Mary Deltcbe Ihrts Szymanski Partie Borman SECOND ROW Julie Overy Sandv Seiwcrt iso ALPHA EPSILON PI FRONT ROW Gorm Rusty Morton Chris Kanda Scon Han Allen Grossman Mark Stevens Mike Bockserman SECOND ROW David Fleer Michael “Ty Bow Colb laws McGraw Dick Sohn Curt Alexander Danny Christmas Jeff Speaks THIRD ROW Chuck Kowalski Dave Calhoun Brenr WJninger Steve Gutcrmath Mike |udd Rick Hite Mike Grossman Mark turtle'' Tarnow |oe Staltler |oe Haiti |ohn Vian Ron Wohllord Pete Campbell Doug Beer Kays John Wannlnger ‘Penthouse Power 3rd place Grand Prix I st place Grand Prix float Annual all campus party 281 ALPHA GAMMA DELTA FRONT ROW Mary Noonan Pat Hurtublsc Barb Foote Gwen 8runncr Pam Henderson Janet Johnson Mary Hohenberger Jenny Oberiln JUI Coyner Susie Nichols Mary Cleavetand Kris Knox Susie Hudson Denise Thomas Natalie German SECOND ROW Becky Hammontrcc lean Stoner Jessica Vajner Terri Bruner Janet Pickering Sue Schweller Diane Gesik Rita Carrie Milewski Marilyn Qulvey Sue Nevins Nancy Miller Mary Folk Nancy Heritage Diane Dcmrick THIRD ROW Leslie Hott Jannetl Hilton Undn Powell Cheryl Bazant Ellen Mouser Patti Belln Carol Thoner Kathy Miller Laura U liman Sandl Dillon Pat Connor Mary Beth Answorth FOURTH ROW Kathy McCain Sandy Scheuflcr Lynn Ustenberger Jules |uergens Anne Keeven Nancy Landers Cindy Futford Becky Juergens Kathy Fifer Kristin Johnson Joan Gambia BACK ROW Jane Roe Diane BobBlo Cindl Stutsman Peggy Druetzler Ann Cole Pat |ohnson Cindy Modlln Donna Kolseth Cathy Lang Kathy Noonan Teri Schrader NlckJ Crick Debt Stombaugh Nancy Swank Debbie Dutro Rocking Chair Marathon Sorority with Highest GPA Won Guys and Dolls Football 282 ALPHA GAMMA RHO FRONT ROW lay Downham Dennis Wood Kevin Hamilton Brock McMullen left Rosswarm Ray Ramsey Howdy Rlppy fk b Morris Tony Weiss Dan Ross Kevin Wilson Mike Wicker Dave Stewart SECOND ROW Dave Stover |ohn Ditmars BACK ROW Rod Sperlock Mike Herd Mike Jackson A! Personett Eric Ross Burt Etchison Dan Dawes Brent Et.'ingwood Jim Stewart Brad Riley Mike Clark Dave Parker David Jay Ed Lee Mike Vcctuii .cn Rick Ward Jim Chalfant Gre ; Kurtr. Mike Schonck Greg Resslcr Greg Inskcep Doug Anderson Ronnie Sheldon Ted McKinney Ken Rulon Tim Brusnahan lack Madill Tim Raun UNIFEC Pumpkin Sale Fraternity Intramural Basketball champs AGR Founders Day AGR Chicago Career Day 263 Scholarship Ball AKA Mock Playboy Salute to Black Greeks AKA Extravaganza Carnival 264 ALPHA KAPPA LAMBDA FRONT ROW Worm PoBack THIRD ROW George Walls Phul Patt Funcheon Terry Mike Brainless Animal SECOND ROW Louie Ahmad Darryil Gravy Pretty Boy Bfrdbeak Lakes TD Rohdal leff Big |ohn |cff Blueberries Esquire H Frog Whlteny Tiger 1st place U-Sing Men's Division Ugliest Man on Campus Road Rally Beer Pong Tourneys, Ag Mech Meetins 2ttS r Sold 1200 Sub s at Annual Sale Started Little Brother Program Hosted Region Four Convention Scholarship and Philanthropy Citation ALPHA OMICRON PI FRONT ROW Diana McClain Barb Logan Rita Smoker Nancy McCave Karen Sarengach Nancy Stein Eileen Dombrowskl Lynn Berner 6gl Weeks Ellen Scott Brenda Hartman Joby Bailantine Chris Lange Laura Aponberg SECOND ROW lane Gunsenhouscr Edie Baxter Debbie Payne Lynn Havlct Kim Crossk Debbie |ackson Kim Tank Martha |ohnson Besty Zinsmeistcr |occ!yn Corson Mary Hotter Linda Ballew Kathy Andreinl Lynn Stansberry Lorraine Langhauser THIRD ROW Faith Marasco Kathy Smead Sandy Wagner Leslie Bottoff Dana Passalacqua |an Brutcher Kathy Norris Usa Mazzaferro |oni Stevens Lee Plummer Sally Jcskewlch Ann Porter Kris Karns Andrea Dosey FOURTH ROW lulie Welker Karen Resch jeanne Smith Usa Ward Kathy Burkle Anne Poracky Susie Kennlnger Sue Smith |ane Taylor Annette Porter Roberta Ploch Sue Stachlcr Mary Gilbert BACK ROW Louanne Watson Janet Schelbelnut Sue Shea Betsy Hlghlev Beth Ann Gyoles Cheryl Ribordy Trisha Nelson Steffi Schmidt Usa Hrinsin |ane Slpp |ulle Adam 28 JWUO' TV! ALPHA PHI FRONT ROW Carrie Connor Sara Stassel Carol Shanks Joetl Hendrickson Beth Fuller Becky Hoileran Diane Griffiths T, mi Irvfn Martha Dahl Kim Faulkner Lorettt Hogan SECOND ROW Lori Mynsberge Karla Alexander Pam DlvHbtes Alice Martlne Patti Ross Denise Kahre Cindy Chudek luRe Hart saw |uBe Hill Pam Orem THIRD ROW Dottle Gurtbet Michele McGaffic Anne Shields Pam McNeal Jill Rccfick Tracye Beyer Beth Hardy Lisa Cooley Barbara White Karen Hays Laurie Shrtver FOURTH ROW Kathy Allen Susan Zumwalt Carol Price Nancy Gee Laura Hammer Gina Wchrmann Unda Fleck Gretchen Schwappe Margo Sweeney Mom Mac FIFTH ROW (an Hockema Unda Lazor Lonnie Snitoff Susan Leary Barbara Homonay Laurie Klely Dianne Moore |udi Dum Roz Redman SIXTH ROW Lisa Vcracco Jufie MerrIB Debbie Witter Ann Ponder Susan Cagle Dogwoman Jenkins Linda Clayton Paula Whipple Karla Bcmtson BACK ROW Nanette Dvorscak Unda Clotti Allison Vldlmos Patti Alspaugh Won Nat l Scholastic Excellence Award Alpha Phi-Sigma Nu Car Wash Annual Taco Phi-Esta 287 Won National Community Service Award 2nd place in Greek Olympics Top third scholastically Red Cross Commendation for Service ALPHA SIGMA PHI FRONT ROW Mike McBride Rick Carter Mike Lane Greg Schwclkhardl Rick Weyen Al Satterly Keith Neuman |crry Noll Kevin Woodcock Bruce Schooner Tom Zimmerman SECOND ROW Troy Smith Chip Perfect Tom Hasse |im Ovelman Bob Gonzalez Keith Loebs Steve Mlfler Greg Hamlin Steve Plepenbrlnk THIRD ROW Mike Backe Jim Woods Eric Jensen Steve Brill Mark Heldenreich Jack Mehrtcns Brad Garwood Dan Barr Doug Brooks Greg Bend Dave Haber Charlie Garrido FOURTH ROW Steve Crooks John Shidcier Larry Westfall Barry Goodrich Jon Stevens Steve Loss John Hays Bill Shumaker Chuck Froman Tom Boatman td O'Shaugnessy Ken Spring Bob Warner BACK ROW Bob Nuss Doug Opel Scott Kennel George Wcllcn Mike Snyder Dan Alfcn Bill TeBman Chris White Al Mannlon Dave Haller Jeff Gutherle 28 ALPHA FRONT ROW D.wtd Watts Randy Tasief SECOND ROW |amcs Lang Paul Skittone Tracy Howe John Valpo Michael Pfucker Tony Najem Scott Hcmmeger Tom Gardner Steve Brumm Steve Hockcr Dick Hogan Brad loyncr THIRD ROW Mark Garrison Ons Allan GLuebrook Jeff Fisher Brad Sparks Tom Gorgol Rick Shear Boiler Bouts for United Way Christmas Party for Handicapped All Campus Basketball Champions Alley dance with Kappa's TAU OMEGA Bfll Peters Mike Pratt John Myer |im Spooner Tom Haberkurn John Z’oteih FOURTH ROW Rick HaWg Mr. Burt Peterson Kent Kirkman Paul Agase Dan Neff Kirk Johnson Clark Kessler Dan Sullivan |oe Hogan John Olilveri |. Peabody Gray Tom Pluchar FIFTH ROW |oc MauwMauw Rkh Rainey John Flnner.vn Kelly Wilson |im Rust Dave Duster Greg Moffett SIXTH ROW Doug Morris Mike Ramsey Bob Tedesco Bruce Oruetxler Phil Knapp Tom Schuetc |ohn Lerchen Art Draper Bob Erbcstl BACK ROW Jim Detamore Bret Hatfield Ted Schenkcl Pete Dakich J.tck Karson Stu Smith Brad Garrison National outstanding AZD member Runner-up for overall achievement Home Hospital Fair ALPHA XI DELTA FRONT ROW Beth Pugh Karon Perkins Ann Ashley Kim Schuyccr Susan Brashaber Amy Zlcmba Deb Twetcn Ana Fernandez Jane Munseil SECOND ROW Diane Pasottl Sha on Emery Lynn Mycrholtz Leslie Nasser Madge Gongwcr Becky Armstrong Tammy Moore Mary Barrett THIRD ROW Cynthia R. Halsey Paula Ccrefln Teresa Roberts Tcri Borror Gina Neff Lisa Gnieve Debra Vance Carol Volz FOURTH ROW Unds S. Sncpp Jean M. Ruf Beth Enderby Sherry Kindig Unda Thoennes Anita 8ehnke FirTH ROW Uz Shaw Cofleen Mulligan Susan Nybergh Kelly McGrath Mary Ann Bumke Susan Keltsch Kathleen Klump Consuelo Fernandez BACK ROW Julie King Cheryl Paimer Lois Burczak Ann WebbJnk Diane J. Brofazi Lynn Clesklenwicz Cynthia Ratkovkh Margie Whltclaw 4 BETA SIGMA PSI FRONT ROW Mark Secvers Andy Onstadt |im Stout Gabfone Todd Behnkc Steve Brunner Ken Zimmerman Twanger Dave Hoevcner Dab Hound Doe Bos LMO Dirk Tim Flnke Munch Kevin McLeastcr Clone Dip Mlkey BACK ROW |eff Scheutc Astro lake Cordless Harry Tim Beschercr Mike Reedy V.sh Steve Hoffman |lm Beard Kliner Jimmy SECOND ROW GHIIgan Larry Hoffman Guana Brian Scheldt Edda Baron Brian Hankel 4th Annual Rocking Chair Marathon 2nd Middle Size Intramurals Started Egg Hunt For C.P. Won Nat'l Scholarship Award 291 y 75th Anniversary at Purdue Bathe of the Bands Xmas Party for Underprivileged kids BETA THETA P! FRONT ROW 8W Moss Randy Robinson Dour Meeker |eff Swanson Scott Anderson Elliot Carpenter John Hoover Craig Mogcnson Mitch Cnulch Tom Krajewskl Matt Kennedy Brad Mount John Woods Greg Murray SECOND ROW John Hanna Pete Carlino Bob Woods Rob Matthews Jay Applcbcrry Andy Graves Fred |ones Tom Lupfer Dan Brewer Marc Fooksman Kevin Hall Eric Wilson Steve Marsh THIRD ROW Jeff Smith Bob Davis Andy Stevens Scott Chuprun Kent Bums Brad Davis |lm Freese Pete Banting Dave May Jeff Joslln Marc Hosbach ■■■KYoultos ECrow Burton Slip and Slide Marathon 202 CHI OMEGA 78 U-Sing Winners with Phi Taus Chi O and Beta Battle of the Bands Highest Chi O GPA in Indiana FRONT ROW Arm Kcaney Rover Susan Crum SECOND ROW lulic Wcstall Debbie Betts lane Shaffer Bryn Searcy Ussen Gregory Julie Stanforth Susie Ries Michelle Miller Nadine Stirm lean Hauschild Wendy Squires THIRD ROW Julie Hauschild Kelley 8oehnleln Genn lundegard Kathy Kfingier Laurie Padgett Janet Steams Rita Scagnoil Betsy Hofbeck Jan McQuillan Jennifer Thayer JuBe Hahn Kathy Weis Sharon Eads Kara Hottenstein Sharon George FOURTH ROW Sally Jones Terry Overhulser Deb McCarty Jana Newell Heidi Haring Marcia Miller Chert Dunn Lori Koehllnger Nina Stanley FIFTH ROW Susie Ogg Katie Krafft Kim Seibert Dayna flowers Mindy Tudor JuRe Vlclllcu Deb Stark Beth Rector Karin Hodgdon Janie Mathews Donna Mortell Donna |ourdan Jane Knobloch Mary Ann Effabarger Susan Pochon Barb Frcderking Sally Metzger Kathy Payne Susan Squires Michele Schindler BACK ROW Ann Judge Trigger Flica Kim Stephan Jayc Mikes Kim Walker Sandy Atsaves Patty Lucko Kris Delaney Tracey Critchell Beth Thomas Jan Robottl |onl Iberg Mary Staflin Pam Harcr Nancy Mortell Christy Bingman ■ Skip Fletcher Steve Cotlins Paul Scholar Dan Schroeder Bob fames Bob Shofstall Denny Yoges Phil Hazlctt BACK ROW Stan Pierce Dkk Bailey FRONT ROW Dan Burguettc Steve Jurss Dave Green SECOND ROW Mike Kasamis Steve Garrison Willie King Tom PapadinofF THIRD ROW BasH Bauch DELTA CHI Hosted T.K. Ryan Won sheet sign contest for Parent’s Weekend Porch built by brothers Gary Laffoon Bill Neuffer Vahid Abouhosseln Doug Edwards Tim Walsh Bill Maresko Bennett Cook |ohn Lockhart Ray Duvall Ken Klethley Tom Rugglcrl Ricky Hill Paul RaFancIH Richard Schwarz Steve MartruBo Don Moffatt 294 DELTA GAMMA FRONT ROW Barb Kauffman Debbie Rom|ue Debbie lustlce Linda Ransford Nancy Krocpim Nancy King |uhc Walnwrlght Cindy Naughan Gale Grasse Cheryl Custer SECOND ROW Kathy Page Shcrrcll Bunton Sandy Heimertck Karen Clark Kathy Fox Pam Pearson Connie Kammeycr Wendy Woll Edy Weber Lynne Lederer THIRD ROW Deb Pottorff lanet Kcggereis Amy Allison Susan Ktocgor Lynne Bohacnck Susan Helmerick Susy Rippey Carolyn Cobb Tracy Edman Melissa Ashlock Pam Plrc FOURTH ROW Nancy Wendt Ann Peterson Deena Shake Nancy Apeland |anet Doyle Sandy Manson Lynn Miichenet Ann Llndenschmldt Sally Edgerton lisa Meet Chris Coers Mary Mikula FIFTH ROW Katie Brand Cathy Shadle Natalie Chambers Lauries Austin Susie Todd Sharon Hccker Ann Kersey Marcia Hlrscbinger Kathy Nieholf |enny Wilhelm BACK ROW |ulic On |udy Ellcrman Mindy McNichols Robin Krelcnbrtnk Kim Munt Linda Wemcier LHa Moores Mary Lucas Mom Thelma Stockdale Cathie Shepherd Pam Schaekel Colleen Cagney Beth Glovd Anchor Splash with Alpha Sig's Football with Sigma Chi's Panhellenic Participation Award Lori Kllgten 2«9S DELTA SIGMA PHI FRONT ROW Steve Larlmarc Kent Messick Scott Reynolds Steve Olugos Tim Cook Merial Morey Mike Reilly Tom TuOy Kirk Marey |lm Bowman Don Blchler Mike Care SECOND ROW Keith Schoertmlr Chrts Dleringer Don Horn Monty Davis Paul Hropp Dennis Gray |oe Kopscr Bob Caskey Bob Wakeman Doug Hlvely Craig Saddler Tom Smith THIRD ROW Tom Seldenstricker Art Sibbach Steve Davis Chester T roc ha Rich Schnar Bill Le Blanc Dave Dettmer BACK ROW Rick Gamble |.P. Coles Mark Ekstrom Dan Faches Steve Smldler Kart Sorensccn Brian Rupley |lm Wilkinson Ray Shoot Tom Mormtrton Island Fling Carnation Formal Dance Made Great Joyce Decision Great Reif Hayridc m DELTA SIGMA THETA FRONT ROW Thcrcsc Hopkins Sharon Neely Yuml Clemons Ethel Whisenton Kim Parrish SECOND ROW Melody Hopson Sylvia Dorsey Karen Stuart Vickie Moore Deborah Quarles Tanya McKnight BACK ROW Cynthia King Angela Barley Dawn Pearce Camearhea Britton Gayle Frink Donna Richardson Donated curb cut Gave two academic scholarships jabberwock RIF reading program DELTA TAU DELTA FRONT ROW Pat Raycroft Scooter riowers Max SECOND ROW M.T. C rawdad Sab FOURTH ROW Duck Burrln Scott Blue Cheese Mark Sexon Wcno Wiannlm Mike Calnkar Leftcnant Kevin Crary Rosie Palmer Nick Pappas THIRD ROW Jerry Kolavo Steve Sullivan Eric Dahlgren Per-ce Elrod Mark Parkins Paul Hatch Ralph Cesualdo Mike Wolf Jim Nelson BACK ROW Rick Connors Luke Crossman Jed Tepsen Herb Hcntzen Hoss Lars Lcrms Schneider Ned Smokol Broken Bottles Banter M X. Eckman Intramural swimming champs — 1978 handball champs U-Shields Award Swimathon for Heart Assn. I Oth year DELTA UPSILON FRONT ROW Tom Pinson Paul Maghilse Mike Egloff Dave Klines Mark langhonry Dave Parkinson Paul Stcbbc Doug Champion Bill Bohler Kent Stoughton D.vn Wilcox Roy Frledcrsdorl Dale Wing Ron Boerke BID Hetherington Chris Ayres |ohn Phillips Mike Humcrickhouse Mark Gauen Greg Caine D.Oe Roberts BACK ROW Mike Ford Tom Van Paris Scott Helt Darrel Allen Dave Upchurch Mark Baird Andy John Doug Thomas Kirk Whiting Mike McKinney Tom Hcadt Bruce Smith Most improved DU chapter Finals U-Sing Lions Club Eye Bank for Purdue. 109 EVANS SCHOLARS FRONT ROW Mike Russell Eddie McCormick IV Bill Wild L Bushy nn Tom Colonel Calkins Mike Weber Tom Jewell SECOND ROW Pete Elch Rex Hill Randy Salatln Jim Icmmcf Tim Stanislawskl Tom Gabrysiak Paul Mllosavjes’ic BACK ROW John Upton Mike Plechocki Tom Dodd Jim Marshall Scott Magiio Max Hlndenbcrg Jeffery W. Salcr Lambert Dlpplc III 1st In Division 2 athletics 2nd In grades overall Won Fall Golf 5 years In a row 300 I FARMHOUSE FRONT ROW Mike Gaunt Dave Coleman Stan Crider lerty Ott Teny Barnett Keith Baker |lm Paxton Ken Walton Mike Lvwson Bruce Btyam Bryan Chadd Scot Sullivan Kerry Ames SECOND ROW Sam Moffitt Paul Mohler Brent Stuteman Stewart Bryant Steve Logue Phil Brashaber Steve Vail Mark Fletcher Mom Rowe Duane Smith George Daughtety Gilbert Crfmmins Joe Raab Scott Maple Jeff Storms Mark Mlddlesworth Joe Betulius John Crlpe David Virgin Kevin Bender Mark Legan Dan Ray man Chris Baker Kim Ames Jeff Veenhuizecn Greg Myers BACK ROW |eff Wallace Paul Grandllenard Kevin Dranc Jeff Conrad Jim Sprowl Dan Vail |im Bryant Tom Dull Mark Bitz Jeff Bradshaw |oel Alwlne Builders of Men Leading Ag. Fraternity Principles of Scholarship. Leadership. Brotherhood JOI FRONT ROW Margaret Lacey Susan Bcttcnbrock Leslye Wojyts Terry Chockran Susan Pllakos Sara Cade Lori McPherson Renae Harrison Diane Liecty Julie Crabb Beth Fritche Liz Fitzgerald Julie Seal Celeste English SECOND ROW Denise Kelso Pam Yoder Ann Holmgren Ann Cornell Nancy Gephart Ann Wolfe THIRD ROW Kelli Carter Beth Bailey Anne Recktenwall M. Kathrine Agnor Susie Daniels Vicki Iordan Dawn Dunfcc Marla Plume! Beth Harsh man Carmen Diaz Kathy Mankln Elda Gross! |)ll Cuazzo Kathy Speckhard Kathy Marinconz FOURTH ROW Mary Black Becky Fass Liz Roth Barb Berg Sue Cervantes Diane Drockner Kathy Aurcdccn Beth |arboe Susie Waterman Carolyn Schnlrring Liz Stuckey Kim Roden Debbie Stout Stacy Igna ski Bcsty Craver Kim Kiley FOURTH ROW Cindy Wcstcott Robin Brock Debbie Barbee |anie Seal Shelly Deboer SIXTH ROW Carol Murrtsh Nancy Landers Nancy Bush |anct Ewcn Sandy MacNeal Cindy Eiler Sue Pompkn Kathy Sutherland Kim ParshaU Julie Fairchild Karen Llndgrcn Kelly McNulty Kathy Miller Diane Johnson Susie Parka Cindy 8ernaurer Diane Harold BACK ROW Kathy Beck Janet Youngblood Miml Bright First and Russell Hustle Basketball Marathon Nat'l Chapter Magazine Award Newest House on Campus GAMMA PHI BETA JOZ KAPPA ALPHA THETA FRONT ROW Amy Kennedy Glnnie 8urke Kathy Reed Ann Blose Zara Rolfes Mary Church Lori Berner |udl Vanderwldcn Laura Kenworthy Anne Bush Coleen Pace SECOND ROW Ann Barrows Lynn Pratt Barb Lane Blzzy Schafer Belli Fitzgerald Marcia McLean |ill Server Lee Ann Gllfillan jean Taa fc Julie Marsh Pat Burke THIRD ROW Connie Marks RJsa Petit janlce Brown Melynn Meier Susy Smith Betsy Davison Gaye Broshcars Karen Horner Carla Crofoot Katie Bowker Connie Smith Susan Yoder Betty Fargo FOURTH ROW Debbie Henrichs Martha Petit Sally Wlnstandley Carol Smith juBc James Debbie Lee Susie Utley Margie Poat Tracey Jones |enny Riddell Pat Daily Karen PSxoll Sue Nlms Robin Paris Janet Shoemaker BACK ROW Mlml Graves Nannctto Eckert Jean Fargo Betsy Need Molly Nielsen Sue Dailey Karen Wolf Becky Graham Corol Saunders Cindy Bouggy Susan Jelilson Kathy Klngma Sue Chronlstcr Amy Schilling Karen Clutter Jenny Flannery Suzanne Des Martcau Theta National Golden Kite Award Theta National Scholarship Award 1978 Senior Cord Award Gamma Phi Spirit Award KAPPA DELTA RHO FRONT ROW Larry GambHn Greg Evans Kelly RoggenVamp Brian Clayton Bob Milligan |ohn Ahlbom SECOND ROW Scott Schulze Eric Schulze Rick Helms Grover Brower Scott Bradley |ohn Eckeriy THIRD ROW Pat Paulson Don Naylor Howard Berger Richard Coutant Scott Ross Alan J. Hart Norman Yale Annual Children's Christmas Party Thrill on the Hill Highest Nat'l Alumni Donations 50th year in this particular house Marty Relber |lm Kahlenbcck Doug Noring Kevin Bumgarner Stephen Sokol Dave |obb Rod Myers Ken Guidotti Terry Tousey so KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA FRONT ROW Renee Lorton Lisa Byrd Tina SlbWK Laurie Heath USA BSnd Susan Brand Jenny Effln Connie Vernon SECOND ROW Christine Cooper Susan Johnson Amy Grossman Cyndy Huston Emily Wade Donna Edwards Tammy Bell Anne Maddox Betsy Haugen Cindy BuBerdick Miml Mortellaro THIRD ROW Lynn Onorato Kathy Auld Jane Torr Sandy Goebel Jean Rockhlll Susan Blind Beth Blflman Mary Lefevers Mary Swisher Lynn KcRy FOURTH ROW Mom Kizer |ulle Hankins Nancy Frumkin Ann Deneen Usa Nccld Diane Courtancy Carol Owen Annette Oewentcr Susie Askrcn Sue Bentz Angela Beeler Bridget Bradley BACK ROW Rhonda Eckert Jeanne Christen loanie Courtaney Michelle Griffin |ane Wurster Karen Cook Nancy Everett Bess Lawrence Terry Vcndlcy Suzanne Wlmercorn Chert Laitner Pam Houston Kim Christen Liz Sc holer Sarah Voetz U-Sing 1978 Swim-a-thon National Convention Standards Award JOS _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ KAPPA SIGMA FRONT ROW Kent Flora Wade Camp John Westrup Brian Thorpe Bob Modlsett Kent Thompson Kurt Hagerman Steve Lose Richard Sharf loseph Rlgdon Mark Prafka SECOND ROW Paul Cappiello Kim Kroll Matthew Caviey Mike Bartlndale Dave Prafka Clint Lssary |cff Lehman Mike Rehtorick Dwight David Kelly Alvey Marty Wortham Paul VaJponl Rick Heroid |ohn Hoffman THIRD ROW Richard Purcell Brian Norimoto lames Groover John Buergler Tim Davis Alan Hammersly loseph Horvath Scott Ritchie Bill Wadleigh Kurt Thompson Alan laudermilk lack Wetzel Geoff Watkln Greg Cappiello Bob |oel Tom Reeder Jim Mares )ohn Halbert Rob Hillman Mark Larvc lames Milner Thomas Hulet Lance Flora Mark Kltchell |ohn McGowan Bud Ripbcger Chicken Munch Sponsored little sis football tournament 3rd place Homecoming sheet sign contest J06 Boiler Bouts Bahama Mamma Jog to the logs-Easter Seals. House Mother Kidnap LAMBDA CHI ALPHA FRONT ROW John Kendall lack Gilmer left Young Luke Lovtch SECOND ROW Dan Henshcy Karl Johnson Bill Gab band Gary Shetler Tom Tucker Bob Rucoba Louie Phillips Hos |oel Jung THIRD ROW Mark Igo MHO loe Spock Orf Chako Smith Scott Philips Dave Lowe Jeff Smallowitz |cH Kolb BACK ROW Doug Smith Dave Diton Bruce Spitter Dick Backus Matt Peterson Worm Dale Banghart Bob Brede Charbs Mike Roberts Barney 307 Pta vwnl Phi Psi - A O Pi Chalrty car wash Most Improved Chapter Award PHI KAPPA PSI FRONT ROW Mike Henan Bob Rakestraw Bill Spencer Marvin Maddox Scott Stiles SECOND ROW Harry Davis Cary Marston Pete Theberath |lm Dolaway Bob Walsh Dennis O'Brien JeH EKworth Cordy Crum Gregg Curry Vernon Petty THIRD ROW .Mark Shull Bill Vanachen Dave Danly Scott Wadsworth Kevin Moore Ken Evans Brad Gbbs Mike Haney BACK ROW Tim Gocddy Darrel Fu|imoto Tom Rasmussen Lou Ninioa Mark Messmcr Larry Wood Todd Blakely |oe Gehris Bill White Doug Ebllng FRONT ROW John Longfellow Rick Crawford Tom Hubler Steve Newton Rich Newton Pat Early Mark Morrisey Mike Dllts Tom Willson Drew Donovan Dave Smith Mark Crabb Mike Tyskllnd Mark Fitzgerald SECOND ROW Chris French Steve Jones Tom Morgan John Cochran Bruce Bosse Mike Martlndll Craig McCarthy Kent Rlddie Ryan Ranck Kevin McKlntosh Chris WHI Tom Crampton BACK ROW Kent Berner Kevin Fitzgerald John Habermcycr Tom Alexander Joe Buck Randy Sage Tim Lane Mike Reed Joe Sobek Bruce Kidd Scott Hobbs Keith Johnson Bob Austin Brian Boyle Todd Keteher Bruce Alexander Randy Merrill Joe Taff Bob Johnson Dave Gangstad J.ty Young Brad Reed Captured Intramural Sports Crown A Great time at Fiji Island Raised 2,000 dollars for Cancer PHI GAMMA DELTA 109 PHI DELTA THETA FROM ROW Mike Machata Tim Heelper |ay Heidenreich Mike Harps Pcrc Tunalclifte Mark Achlcr Ron Hawthorne John Clark Mark Kingen Fritz Schumann SECOND ROW Mark Hester |im Meyer Tom Trcmaln |im Stoddart Dave Pitkin Mark Sager John Zlnser Dave Tavltian Ron Rhcelimg Dave Fouts Dave Herrick Azmi Tawadros THIRD ROW Bob Bonggy True Morse Roger Sturm Bill Doron Tom Borck Brett Kilpatrick Randy Clark Bob Collins BACK ROW Greg Levi Tom Spence Tom Long |ohn Marshall Curt Llnson Doug Pitkin Ralph Green Lee Bryan Greg Menke Scott Allison Dicky Baxter Scott Morey Joe Walkos Dave Vlnzant Bill Heston Steve Robinson Jerry 8ryan Vic Thompson Ron Kurz Third In Greek Olympcs Underprivleged children Xmas party Home of Bid Baldy's Bar no PHI KAPPA TAU FRONT ROW Matt Barnes Mike Lennox Dave Dickinson Rich Spada Doug McDaniel SECOND ROW Doug Harlan Eric Billman lack Oros Tedd Swormstedt Carl fink Ed Morgan Carl Meyer Jeff Butz John Boyle THIRD ROW Brent Hubcle Randy Pfundheller Andy Fox Matt Christoff Dan Goble Greg Richardson Rkk Mortcnson |eff Mertens Mark Shaplcigh |cdd Siebert Dan Wcidman Ron Valle Paul Schaafsma Jeff Lovtnger FOURTH ROW Garth Hughes BUI Uligdon |lm Schaafsma Steve Wallace Dave Frank Mike Willis Dave Clifton Dave Ruth Jon Christy Terry Little Lee Uddy Blair Murphy Scott Fane her Kent Jackson John Klnnaman Ron Sucki David Huxhold Scott Mellinger Steve Stem Randy Hcmauer Rkk Parker Won 11-Sing with Chi-O's Western Party - Fort Phi Tau Donated money to I.U. chapter Phi Kappa Tau Curb cut program 311 PHI KAPPA THETA FRONT ROW David Ort John Allen David Newton Michael Vohs SECOND ROW jack Cordelia |ohn Him jerry Baker Mark Murphy Robert Houtschilt Brent Blackburn William Thompson Timothy McGee Michael Arnold Ronald Tuggle Scott Carnes THIRD ROW David Piper Steven Chambers Robert Scott Greg Foulke Scott Schutz Robert Ray Norm Stack Michael Parent Fred Schwartz Michael Ling Michael jarboe Jeffrey Peters George Kapllta Martin Praul Paul Amlco Ronald Roberts FOURTH ROW Timothy Girdzis Brent Wafbel Ralph Lcno John Thomson Ted Bovard Kenneth Ostrowskl Octavio Maggl Ralph Schwartz Michael Wdsscrt Greg Bosquet Gary Hammakcr Steven Freeman Chris Brown Kenneth Quillen Douglas Cooper Andrew Clary 48-hour United Way Basketball Marathon All-Campus Touch Football Champs Fraternity Fastpitch Softball Runner-up Fraternity Greek Olympic Champs 312 PHI KAPPA SIGMA FRONT ROW |clf Stand Dave Glenn Jeff Marlow Doug Christopher Dave Franz Brian Deram |lm Clark Scott lummer Doug AmhoKcr Craig Nowfcki BUI Wolf Rich Guidl Dave Newton SECOND ROW Steve Butters Bob Moos AL langsenKamp Bob Danncmiller jack Koslk Bob Schneider Rick Griffith Dennis Nolle Cart Duefel Ed Byers Dirk |annasch jay Thompson BUI Dohrwardt |oe Gerensccr Andy Spoentgen Tony Farina Brett Garvey BACK ROW Ed Heaton Phil Manley Mike Gcrutat Tom O'Brian Mike Olsen Phil Ruscillo Bill Rozzl Craig Morfas Ben Huddle Pete Eddington Ron Vllkfe Doug Zentr Volleyball Marathon Autumn Jams 6th largest chapter in national in Won Spring Rally Overall Trophy Slip-n-Slide Marathon With Beta's PHI MU FRONT ROW |ulic Carlin |ockey Katz Kathy Rust Mom Davis Kim Ha bin Mary Kay Costakts Kim Stlckrod SECOND ROW Cathy Cox |onl Whitaker Sandy Marchelfo Ondy McLaughlin Susan Mitchell Carta Evans Suzanne luergens Lynn Friday |udy Dierkman THIRD ROW Suzanne McIntyre Vera Kowalski Unda Hoene leanette Marglotti Donna Martz Wendy SchuWck |anet Nash Maria Ortman Mlmi Varnau Ulllan Landis Pam Hannah Nancy Haucrstick Cecilia Bender Cindy Matlock Cathy Wegrzyn BACK ROW Usa Olivieri Chert McGrath Lisa Lazarian Usa Palmer Usa Griffith Barb Skoner Patti Fink Tudy Cariin Lori Jones Marcia Murrey Karen Wiliams Dcmsc Swart Jill Odle Kelly Harris Debbie Bcchta Usa Malloch Usa TVtmris Laura Kunkel Carol Hess 314 PHI SIGMA KAPPA FRONT ROW David Clbula David fleck Gregory Walbrldge Chris Hayden Keith Kublcek SECOND ROW Fred Hausmann |uan Fraiz Richard Rodriguez Richard Sisken Richard Lumley THIRD ROW Mark Salt Randy Rcznlck Russell Arbuckie lames Cole Peter Shaffncr FOURTH ROW Keith Buohlcr Owen Decker David lumley Daniel Coliey |ay LaVlgne FIFTH ROW Alex Schcvik |ohn Lcndrum Tom Marshall SIXTH ROW Rick Elkemcyet Loren Sonkin David Franzman Sean Sunbury BBI Breler David Hancock Revival of Melon Fest Improved house S.P.A. Moonlight spring formal Remodeled library 315 I FRONT ROW Holly Kessler Lynne Petersburg lisa Lannan leannle Spaettl Beth Muicahy Shirlie Simmons Marcy Ann Lewis Dana Thompson Debbie Jones Sue Rcmsbcrg SECOND ROW VkkJ Priest Bridget Bricde Liz Cutslnger Lisa Shroetet Jane Shattuck Carol Atkisson Amy Loeb Jan Henry Lyn Wattjes Usa Pfund Kathy Walker PI BETA PHI Karen Kincannon THIRD ROW Carolyn Grade Patty Qowacki Dawn Drew Tammy Young Linda Buchanan Laura Ellison Liz Watkins Marsha Jepson Nanette Romano Lyn Laidig Ann Mattlrcs Elaine Wilkcrs FOURTH ROW Diane Worrell Luann Essex Mlchelta Morrison Tammy Kedlng Janet Thornton Becky Mast Marianne Bolmarckh Alicia Cox FIFTH ROW Mrs. Naomi LeVor Jeanne Novas Jane Wyatt Kathy PicdUo Terri Rhodes Jodi Zarosi SIXTH ROW Paula Brown Mona Franklin Julie Hauser Deb Christy Sharon Hines BACK ROW Sandy Moorhead Rhonda Guard Anne Hal! Lynda Muncie Hilary KraJis Debbie Lehman Pam Vogel Val Bcngcr 1978 Grand Prix Co-Winners Football with Phi Tau's Third Place in Greek Olympics i 316 PI KAPPA ALPHA Doug Lisak Mike Sutton |tm Pcdlrttkl |cff Finch Dick Morgan THIRD ROW Mark Johnson Mike Discavage Mike Helmkamp Russel Hoffman Edward Iwanskl Mike Simmons lany leczinski Don Segrist Mike Elzroth Rob Kiek Sam fox FOURTH ROW Bill Grlpman Rob Knapp Paul Bateman Rick Endres Kevin Francis Tom O'Connell Tom Nagy Greg Lernlhan John Friedenbergcr Henry Soltysinski Steve Wagner Ai Potto Clements Brian Fry Doug Balser BACK ROW Steve Pry Glenn Ketfe Mike Fry Larry Sexton Dan Schaeffer Kent Grant Lyle Hunter Bruce Johnson Mark Pampaione Jim Fisher FRONT ROW Bob Ferry Mark Kcndlc Ron Nash Mark lamp Bill Thomas Craig Francis Mike Mandlebaum Gerald Smith Joe Dieter SECOND ROW Louie Lutostanskl Al Lake Craig Stephens Dave Heckcl BIR Assimos Kevin Whitmaw Andy Greene |ohn Walsh Paul Bankcy Scott Beatty 100 plus membership Dream Girl calendar 2nd place intramural sports 1978 Won pie eating contest against Pikes Master chapter award Largest rush in recent history 'Tube Room remodeled Jl8 PI KAPPA PHI FRONT ROW Gred Robertson Richard Ter.ib Bid Rooney Tom Miller Bill Me Nk hots Dave Hariemert SECOND ROW Casey Call Chris Huang Varce Howe Dave Jarzombek FrAnk Riddle Scott Grove Tim TuHey THIRD ROW Mark KukAs Michael Fcrskey Bob Schutte Lars KneHer Pierre Smith Steve Benson BACK ROW Bruce Wlfam Dan Me Hale Bob Miilerftkk O'Brien Rodney Jones Won Spirit Trophy SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON FRONT ROW Beetle Caper King PlmpMc Beel THIRD ROW gnu FOURTH ROW Horshack Dixon R, h Rah Dainty •R Rod Stewart Frankenstein Skin Ward Me Gape 1st Tom Mix lames Carter Oars Doc Brinks BACK ROW SECOND ROW Sgt. Nick Skater Yung Bo Schklli Nigel Ranker Frisko Neal flipper Huey Woody Breeze Conchcad Old Man Hop Ski GQ- Pledges sponsor can drive Won mini marathon trophy 310 SIGMA ALPHA MU FRONT ROW Bob Gold Malt Herman |ohn Mauro Jeff DcHomo Karl Huhuke )ohn Harrington SECOND ROW Brad Logan Armando Mora lack Froj.s Tom Fielden Rk Kcndle BACK ROW George Land Lance King Scott Kantcr Gary Buscc Jim McLaren Escort Service Bounce for Beats Fundraiser 20 SIGMA CHI FRONT ROW Tom Trotter Godfrey McKenzie Keith Krach |on Lamb Jim Dlshong |lm Kauffmann Tom Schuler Dave Norton Tim Palmer Dick Berry SECOND ROW Rob Bemardin Bob Marks Tim HuB Brad Hutchinson Bob Andreone Greg Gilmore Will Lyles Charlie Conoley Skip Clark Scott Kaminski Doug Dittrich Gregg Westcrbeck fHIRD ROW Scott Sperting Frank faist Ron Lester |cff Rand a Robert Holloway Chuck Seward Pete Wohrtend Tom Kendall BACK ROW Jim MacDonald Tom Shurig Brad McCall Ken Long Tom Hall Grand Prix Victory Farm Frolic Blue Formal J2I SIGMA GAMMA RHO FRONT ROW Bcrnic Stephens Shirley McConnell SECOND ROW Tanya White Saundra Pope Denise Smith Karen Dobbins Touch of Sigma Gazette Rhowmania Black Greek Counsil in I SIGMA KAPPA FRONT ROW |ulle Fesler Paula Solms Andy Burt Marcia Solms Pam Poits Peggy Conkright Deb Hankins Kyle Fosbrink Karen Misencik Bcv Shearer Rochelle Smith Deb Schavey Nancy Gemmer Linda Novosel SECOND ROW Barb Kester Cindy Mcdansky Diane Breezinskl |udy i Deanr Terry Ottenbachcr Susan Foster _• Cochley ea'nna Eaton Connie Fischer Bonnie Bishop Marie Bower Trisha |arvfs Mary Lou Macke Theresa Simpson THIRD ROW Peg Parker Cheryl Danley Gloria Brown Katy Moser Geline Scldlitz Suzanne McGaughey Nancy White Michelle Ruth Cheryl Ohr )ayne Kratovil Ma cy Phillips Nancy Dobson |ill Gemmer Deb Towers Mary Tol|anlc BACK ROW Dodie Elliott Tracy Cook Cindy Oates Sherry Gloyd Laura Miller Julia Hlpps Anne Stratmen Linda Barrett Mary Murphy Julie Storey Amy Anderson 30th Anniversary Thrill on the Hill with KDR Greek Week block picnic co-sponsors Dreyfuss Award Alpha Phi-Sigma Nu car wash Grand Prix with ZTA White Rose formal Football with ADPi SIGMA NU FRONT ROW Mark Bennett Nelson Almond |im Hughes Mark Ault SECONDROW Bob Ladner Tom House Brian Hickman JcM Holllngs Kevin O’Connell |ohn Edmondson Roger Gutlckson Vance Gutlckson Mark Robertson Glenn McArdle Craig Sajko Guy Sisson THIRD ROW |oby Bullock Bob Hall Dave Nelson Ron Kruse Dave Sykora Bert Kibbler Brian Gillespie Glen Richardson Bill Finnegan Brain Plepho Bob Nance Tim Pettigrew Bill Schaeviu Dave Mennen |eff Kassebaum John Jakupco |on Hendrickson Jack Ncgley Jeff Cacttbwube Rich Moore BACK ROW Randy York Tom Hart Tim Todd Paul Sullivan Rich Achor Tom Engels John Weatherford Kirk Williams Greg Miller Bill Schuluc Steve Mitton Ji4 SIGMA PHI EPSILON FRONT ROW |� y Buck Mike Nelson Dan Schlcgelmllch Dave jump Kevin Spurlock Mark McCain Doug Neely Jim Keete Mike Pactflo Chris Peregrin SECOND ROW Craig Mluell Brian Swingle Bruce Hebble Wall Rekhold Mike Alley Tony Bowman Gene Smith Wes Shimanek Chap Mltzefl Dave Andrews John Williams Tom Orton Chris Kelly Dan Sakai Jeff Williams THIRD ROW Dave Miskus Bruce Kerr John Esgate Scott Swisher Nick Harris Paul Karl Scott Forbes Bill Farrar Tim Kelly RJch Lambert Kevin Thomas Dave Lund Tim Bruner FOURTH ROW Tony Bennett Brett Rush Kirk North Dwight Denim Mike Johnson Doug Smith Randy Seigrad Bruce Akers Gene Rockenhauser Jeff Bernard Tim Canon Bret Harrison Jim Anderson Phil Christenson Scott Lothian Dan Lynch Harokl Cooper George Pleasac Gary Chambers Scott McCain Rich Schrocdcr Rob Bartiey |eff Burlingame Bill Mullins Man Stiles Art Wcisman Steve Morgan BACK ROW Brian Larkin Neil Bicgh Jerry Woolston Tom Bernhardt Jim Strahl Kerry Pricllpp Tom Smith Greg Hartman Ross Richards Frat. Tennis Singles Champs Tuxedo Serenade Campus Jocks Obnoxious Club 32S SIGMA PI FRONT ROW Chris Hamilton Darrel Tayk r Kevin Coats Steve Duncan SECOND ROW |oel Tolfel Tom McMIchacI Don Morrison Stew Witt Mike Colella Rob Akcrhlelm Ed Gregory Grad Hughes Brian Rozema BAKC ROW Andrew Blacker Mark Nelson Mark Browning Glen Mathews 4th place Grand Prix Steve Buchhotz Tom Schmidt THIRD ROW Brian Striegcl Kevin Kiley Major remodeling on outside of house 326 TAU KAPPA EPSILON FRONT ROW Tom Taube Don Kaminski Scott Dixon Rex FrohHch |eff Hamilton Curt Bucey Mark Van Fossen Van Ganol Phil Wegh SECOND ROW Doug Fox |ohn Me Devi tt Paul Renaud Dave Smith Steve Cassady |ohn Greenwald Mike Faltbrother Scott Rudolph Wait Harding THIRD ROW Tom Triumph Dave Triumph Dave Cutshall Dave DeWotte “Eli Whimey Bob Erwin Steve Galecki Cary Frederick Mark Feichtncr BACK ROW Wade Cantrell Jack Farrar Bill Gruppe Tony Imburgia Tom Veltch Dave Loose Steve Williams Frank Stell Chris Bernard Tim Cunningham 50th anniversary Girls of Purdue calendar for St. Jude's Host for Purdue college Republican Retreat Major house redecoration and refurnishing 327 FRONT ROW THETA CHI Bob Sullivan Mike O'Connor Scott Meyer Mark Fisk Dennis Bobilya OX Kevin Simpson Mark Thomas Don Dusanlc Steve Parks Don Bebout Doug Charachak Tim Kuskyc Kirk Johnson Eric Thomas Mark Stohr Marvin Taylor |ay Shaffer THIRD ROW |lm Britt Vance Hinton Mike Green |.D. Rake Ron Anjard Ka 1 Petter Bob Nccs Cary Schneider Roger Henderson Scott Fluegel Bill Davidson Ron Moore Steve Yorgan Rob Lenchls Karl Christiansen Mark Allen Raul Znlka |!m Durkin Rich Kilhken SECOND ROW Kris Smith BACK ROW Dana Knight Tom Hansen Mark Rodriguez Chris Plant Bill Octtcnberg Greg Cambell Kerry Kcefaber Bob Dixon Carl Pfister Crcg Beltcl Mark Keller Spence Shafer FOURTH ROW Tom StIDer Terry Coolbaugh Steve Wech Mark Mansfield Ken Deal Clno Andre Mark Zctr Mike Funcheon |erry Clements Skip Kaub Boiler Bouts U-Sing Spring Rally Fiat Intramurals 328 Field Trips Professional Guest Speakers Little Urchins Children's Xmas Party THETA TAU FRONT ROW Todd Leckle Brian Carlson Tom )ufss Gary O'Donnell Paul Marsh Dave Sherman Pete Davis Dave Schuta SECOND ROW PhU Goodfellow Scott Becom joe Bigora THIRD ROW Bill Bachrach Steve Radsptnner |lm NeaJe FOURTH ROW Bill Sprague Bob Daniel |lm Stcfanek FIFTH ROW Bill Burns Mark Kallaus Buzz Will iso n BACK ROW |ohn Blunter Mike Breach Tom Samples Howard Silverman Chuck Covey 329 Christmas party for underprivileged children I st place fraternity fast pitch softball 5th place in Grand Prix All campus party Klondike Klash THETA Xi FRONT ROW Mike Patterson Kobunk Richard Bagienskl Joe Knlesly Dan Pease SECOND ROW PhU Penrod Gani Watanukl Mike Granger Andy Barg John Giesetmann Mitch Fantl Paul Mademann Barry Granger Dave Booker THIRD ROW Brtan Coleman lack Well Tom Stysfingcr Mike Ausderan |ay Granger Dave Rider Scott Claeys |e« Wagner Augtc ZJccarefll Pete Haviar Dale Ogden BACK ROW Keith Schuergax Shane Collins Tom 8esbc Greg Weiss Mark Lee Kevin Telep |ohn Demarce |km Wagner Nell Anderson no TRIANGLE FRONT ROW Jay Carter John Stewart Dave Shcna William Klllion Tom Weber Jeff Sauffer SECOND ROW Mark McDonough Kevin Leahy Dave Toumenoksa Jeff Woods Kevin Kernel Deven Schmidt Ken Winston Paul Shaffer Steve Lee THIRD ROW Jay Griffith Randy Sommers Jerry Conrad Steve Powell Gale Maupin Gary Bodnor Mark Emerson Fred Fisher Nelson Nagai Ron llllum Mike Silver Randy Krompe Aten McMiltion BACK ROW Greg Herman Craig Alderson John Folgcr Marty Silver Mark Proegler Gary Gherc Jerry Andrews Doug Davidson Rick Re ek Mike Voda Tom Borger Jeff Chamberlain Al Roflln William Turk Mark Sowycr Norm Worthy Wymdym Gory Ken Miller Randal Carter 2nd place mixed 11-Sing Christmas party for underpriviledged children 35 • ZETA PSI Keith O'Neil Henry Bty«vu Marty Shingler Douglas Rice BACK ROW Curtis Worsey |im LaFrce Joe Schnur Rick Altman Brian Pence Bin Glynn I Oth Anniversary FRONT ROW Bill Hudson Lee Van Brocklin |ay Nolen Penny Robin Snider Bill Harper George Harris SECOND ROW Russ Tubesing Lurch Kevin Sullivan Time Capsule burial Founders Day 33 ZETA TAU ALPHA FRONT ROW Brenda Hall Stacey Courtney Leslie McConnell Tammy Mailed Robin Griffin Karen Simmons Toni Smith Peggy Domek Sarah Gregory Lee Ann Lybargcr Lynn McMullen SECOND ROW Connie Morre Mary Pribble Carole Dullaghan Maureen Higgins lennifer Biddle Polly Fink Sandy Gerencser Chris Nelson Mary Bennett Lora Brown THIRD ROW Toby Ale Tammy Meier Peggy Reid Lisa Graham Jane Krause Christ! Haberstroh Leslie LeMaster Vivki Keener Lisa Saxon Betsy Nelson Cindy Sands Sue Spencer FOURTH ROW Becky Ettel Beth Stickles Becky Lowder Liz English Lynn Korne Julie Kellbetg Anne Hinstorff Tammy Lewis Lynn Schoenbachler Janice Cason Virginia Meyer Laurie Kometz BACK ROW Kathy Talfe Sandy Bailey Tammy Hruby Tammy Kuttet Wendy Portteus Elaine Elmore Carla Dryden Maribeth Doran Jamie Shoemaker Cindy Nelson Patti Ising 2nd Place Ll-Sing Mixed Division I st Place Sorority Intramurals ZTA National Merit Award Evelyn MOM Walker’s 25th anniversary 333 LIVING WITH THE SYSTEM . . . And on goes the ever-waging Greek vs. non-Greek verbal barrage. No doubt, as long as the Exponent prints reader's letters, we will always hear about the true ways of Greek life. Living within Purdue’s fraternal system is. in actuality, in many ways as outsiders see it and in many ways quite different. In any fraternity or sorority the parties. dancing, drinking, pledging, and serenades are there as well as certain amounts of conformity and facades. There are those who form the stereotypes and others who follow them. Greeks often spend more time in campus activities, socializing, and being a “bro than they do studying. For these characteristics, the Greek system is often criticized and. in rebuttal, defended. Learning to socialize in accepted ways and amounts is an important part of the ?rowth achieved in college. tereotypes and the balancing of activities must also be dealt with all through life. All of these aspects of Greek life are felt by those involved in the fraternal system. In addition, community functions and philanathropy projects including mud-slide marathons, curb cuts, swim meets, car washes and other fund raising projects for organizations from United Way to student scholarships are all sponsored by Greek organizations. t Perhaps though, the most valuable benefit felt by members of the Greek system at Purdue is the sense of pride and unity developed from the first day of pledgeship. This inner feeling is quite strong and yet not easy to explain to others. This elusiveness is no doubt what causes many outsiders to often point out the Greek snobbery or aloofness when actually it's simply something that cannot be felt or understood unless experienced. Whatever it is that makes the Greek system what it is at Purdue is irrelevant. It is and it will be . . • i JJ4 STUDENT COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION FRONT ROW Kevin Barker Um Armstrong Mike Fitzpatrick Diann Emenhiawe Tim Sampson Lee Huss SECOND ROW Pat Bender Kevin Connolly Maria Reitzus Amy Maddox Cecilia Rak Melea Reids Ralph Barr BACK ROW Jeff Dukes Brian House Robert Kobee Gordon Hughes Ron Heater Mark Doutllck 335 u ANN-TWEEDALE Highest GPA for any Housing Unit All Sports Champs of Womens Co-op Boy watching from front porch FRONT ROW Cathy MaJony Cindy Reichard Cedi Rak Julie Metzger |udy Fithian Julie Carson Kathi Haas SECOND ROW Cindi Rak Jo Ann Langer Kathy Dryer Jill Bohs |udy Tatalovlch Suzzanne Parry THIRD ROW Connie Clarry Ann Larson Julie Borntrager Cindy Nelson Marcy Moloy Leighannc Hahn FOURTH ROW Jill Quirk Toni Glidewell Kathi Schnepp Beth Rea Lucy Wang BACK ROW Joan Metallic Janet House Amy Maddox Cheryl Grubbs Heidi Carpelan Barb Schmidt Mary Hibner V CHAUNCEY FRONT ROW Tom Liter Otto Dave Merkamp Terry Nosllw lalrry Blankenbcrgcr |im Martin Paul Blankenbcrgcr Sam Wallace IB. Robert Seffrtn SECOND ROW Mike Liter Bryan Flohmi Mark Seibert Jim Webb Mark Shields Mom Sullivan Pat Bender Nick Stein Dennis Runyan Randy Alderfer Dave Huelster BACK ROW Mark Worley |ohn Beuligmann Won All Co-op Softball Championship Finished Second in All Campus Softball 337 CIRCLE PINES FRONT ROW Dale Woody Kevin Cut Dan Klrtlcy Bruce Hlnslww Chucky F Bender SECOND ROW |eff Horn Brian House Perk Mark Wyatt Bill Richardsonoski Daryl Sitar Scott Arnowski BACK ROW Paul Homer Pee Wee Beiwanger Dale Wciderman Robert Lemon Schil Don Dave Charlie Socdde |im Osterbaum First in Men's Co-op GPA Started New Alumni Association Same House Mother for 28 years DOVER FRONT ROW Louis Birdsong Davy Samples Carl Broady Opie Jones Jeff Miller Lester Smith SECOND ROW Mark Hieber Dave Vanderzcyde Mike McKinney Bill Wallen Matt Buchanan Ken Sherlock THIRD ROW Michael Swartz Martin Mucciarone David Miller Bob Kobee Steve Baker BACK ROW Jim Garriot Rich Yoder Tim Alexander Mark Kern Michael Ryan Darryl Hamerla 40th Anniversary 2nd scholastically men's co op I st 2nd intramural sports co-op events 139 20th Anniversary Underprivileged children Christmas party Remodeled house FAIRWAY FRONT ROW Lee Huss Ken Foster Tom Atkinson Dean Schmidlapp Walter Sell Rich Butler Mark Baldwin Paul Elzer Dave McAfee Jeff Amlth H. Ming Mui Norman Hartman David Dicdrlech BACK ROW Kurt Boiler Rick Robertson ]oe Katterhenry Denny Bell Ken Robertson Mike Galloway Ben Boiler Curtis Crafton Stan Anderson Randy Sipkema Rich Anliker Andy Runyon Dan|ones Roger Anliker Tom Wadsworth Lincoln Gifford Tom Wallace Brad Inman Dave Hines GEMINI FRONT ROW Ron Roth Steve Wilson Gemini Wonder Dog Brian Meyer Dave Kurth SECOND ROW Scott Casey Jeff Fridrkk Kevin Kline Neal Siunder Joe Tuttle Don Zentz Tim Dunham Scott BaJtusnik Ed O’Conner BACK ROW Keith Harghton Kevin Connolly Kirk Holdcroft Jeff Pratt Steve Pratt Steve Schwartz Kris Pioety Mike Olsen Bruce Wolfe Mike McDermont Darrell Rice Joe Biychell David McAhern Greg Glenar FOURTH ROW Rkk Bacon Bill Zook Chuck Whiteman Rkk Blauvelt Mark Schleb FIFTH ROW Jeff Lewis Chris Harvey Ryszard Dudek Mike Whitlock |im Hannm THIRD ROV Youngest but largest co-op Leads way in parties and intramurals HIRD ROW Bret Cox GLENWOOD Patty Yanos Kathy Paarlberg Judy Whaley BACK ROW Valerie Semple Dawn Eden Lori Young Karen Horn Rhonda Uppold Patty Purtzer Beth Hylton FRONT ROW Diane Olson Lee Ann Merry Unda Saffa Beth Riggs Cheryl Culy SECOND ROW Peggy Hucker Lew Roe Lori Watkin Diana Lefever Wabash Mental Health Clinic Project Curb cut donors PMO Christmas Show Coral Sing Tractor pull relay KNEALE FRONT ROW City Hammel Dan Severs Jeff Crosby Mark Meiser Makolm Hartman Brad Miller |ohn Relnhard )im Cox Doug Huber Marty Rosback Corey Plath Mark Satton Don Stcinmetz S ott Strong SECOND ROW Steve Hurst Brian Miller Tom Bates |im Laskowski Bill Bodine Max Meiser Kerry Stevers Bob Reback Mark Zeltwanger BACK ROW Marvin Schwartz Cary Deyerfing Neil Schriber Steve Norman Keith Wise her Steve Krcutzcr Steve Derdy Clark Rafferty Mike Howbach Beer Stein All Campus Party for Pledges Picnic with Glenwood MACLURE BACK ROW Pam Stevens Terri Mcconahay Gloria Aungst Cheryl Ekkholtz Pat Scott Kathleen Manahan Luwanda Hall Kris Lemmon Ruth Bondcson Christine Beiswanger Rachel Barker FRONT ROW Melea Fields Artcen Rojas Kathryn Reed Sharon Ram hap Debbie Eckler Lisa Armstrong Cindy Thurner Heidi Mueller DaJna Vuskalns Cheryl Meyer Valerie Wickham SCA Grand Prix Queen Candidate 2nd Place-All Campus Fast Softball Finals Christmas Dance J44 MARWOOD BACK ROW |ohn Berger |lm Nurrenbem Tom Will Paul Copenh.wer Dennis Brazelton Mike Hucker Mike Smith Phil Friedl Chris Rowan FRONT ROW Mark Mattison SECOND ROW Randy Venis Tim Simpson Scott Strickler |oe Prullage Pete Schroedcr Kevin Carnes Dan Grice Chris Verhagcn Three time winner of APO trophy Old Masters Program Underprivileged children Xmas party 34S ROCHDALE FRONT ROW Kevin Harris |ay Wise hart Ron Birt Mark HoBis Scott Brand John Crofts SECOND ROW Terry Taylor Barry Foxworthy Tim Catron Geoff Newman Rich Guard Fred AbWett THIRD ROW David Brown Toby Popenfoose Brad Burgner Robert Young BACK ROW Eric Metzger Joel Sanders Gary Orr Bill finer |im Payne Dave Chastain John Green Chuck Knott Bill Watters Tim Williams Tim Hallock Kevin lachmund Co-op intramural champs Old Master program Annual ski trip Grand Prix SHERMAN FRONT ROW Mark Brand Randy Tremblary Pete Casclo laroiyn Shoemaker Eric Roblln Michael Monson Rob Minton |ohn Shanabargcr SECOND ROW Tony Greene Galen Miller Al Morrison Gary Hensley Larry Bohm Michael landrus Bud Arlington BACK ROW Bruce Schnalth Chris Leliart R. lph Savoldl lay Wysong Tony Barker Vir Wickemeyer Third Ranked in Scholastics Only house who cooks all meals PRHC House Improvement Award SHOEMAKER FRONT ROW Diane Yegerlehner Lois Matzat Peg Blankenship Carol Libkie Sarah Brachner Peggy Udester SECOND ROW Mary Jo Torseil Myra Wlldman Mary Chlplls Eileen Yarbrough Sheila Kennedy Mary Beth Hammond Monique Peck Patricia Durkce THIRD ROW Lori Westvrick Debby Taylor Mary Beth Robson Lynn Dennis Julie Hensley Carolyn Shoemaker Donna Yegeriehner Mary Stallings FOURTH ROW Susan Weiss Paula Doppelfeld Jane Mathis Susan Jackson Barb Benn BACK ROW Nancy Pretorlus Susan Burbs Burbrlnk Car dic Bleberich Dawn Menncl Susi Sichart Christie Huseby Slow pitch softball champs Water fights with fireman Largest house on campus STELLAR BROTHERS FRONT ROW Jeff Glaser Steve George Fred Buckles |ay Dark SECOND ROW Bryan Fry Ted Mowery John Allen Kevin Barker Scott Hathaway Dan Treagcr Brent Rosenbaum BACK ROW Fred Kunkel Don Wendel Gary Duncan Ralph Barr Jeff Chastain Roger Gossett Gene Hawkins Steve Wogoman Jeff Woodrow APO Blood Drive donators Pulled in man tractor pull Active in intramural sports TWIN PINES FRONT ROW Diana Emenhlser Carik Sachon Jan Temple Peg Hostetler Michelle Aldridge Amy Epperson Joyce Ryan Deb Dunham SECOND ROW Lois Line back Beth Bergman Mary Jo Gotzbach THIRD ROW Nancy Kunkel Carol Jo Baird Pan Russell Gloria EBermann FOURTH ROW Deb Miller Martha Porter Jane Fawley BACK ROW Carol CaJdwell Train Engineer Beth Lasher Patti Frame Deb Dawes Cindy Carson Marilyn Porter Women's Relay winners: Tractor Pull Christmas Party for Underprivileged Children Scholarship Dinner 50 GAMMA DELTA IOTA fRONT ROW Darryl Evans Samuel Cambell SECOND ROW William Carter Calvin Lyons Anthony Comer Dcrval Brown BACK ROW Casper Jones Wesley Sewood Steven Thomas Marvin Bayless Gents demolish Gems in snowball fight Gem invasion for the Octo-Creed Gents bowling victory over Gems Burgandy Extravaganza JSI Kappa Weekend KAPPA ALPHA PSI FRONT ROW Roger Turner Eugene Shaw Eric Russell Eric Washington Paul Samuels Kelvin Pennington Raymond Thornton Milton Gariin SECOND ROW Mark McDuffie Eddie Brown William Langford Darnay Collier Anthony Arnold Daniel Ervin Bart Elliott BACK ROW Roderick Lynch Charlton Woolatd Ronald King Robert Jones Ralph lefterson lay Clark Annual Thanksgiving Benefit Black History Banquet Sweetheart Ball 152 WINDSOR FRONT ROW V. 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Pu-duc - Prev'ey BACK ROW K Heh« . Purdue . Purdue . Purdue Wwnrtn IM Mlpp K RWu ds M lugs' 0. N«sMOn|ohn C. Wum 1. Anderson 4th Floor Northeast FRONT ROW M. Browner R. OO T. O MAtey SECOND ROW A Andrew A Miner C Du vis D. PerUnson B Hurst G. WFuley K. Lowery R- NUon M McPherson K. Dunlup K Ney BACK ROW H. NAAcs T. Flynn V. Pccocuro S. CXetscli A. Undberg H WoUgung F. Lo « r |. Greve j. Necr um D. Carpenter J. Remiey t. UngFotd A Dunn R. Huwes L Dutton I — 413 1st Floor Southwest IKON I HOW M Keuitt K OMitt)' C. Cnern ! . IMO A ln.vn.i | Moj) T. P«n e P Negron U Hemte StCOM) ROW J. OM O.XlMpp L.Mjy R lltUn V AUJOt D Dut.fr.ger I Ay.n SACK ROW K. P«k D. 5m«h 2nd Floor Southwest ntONT ROW M I M loiinvon 0 Petvmg Reggie Reggie Reggie It DAnuee VC «COND ROW It. Knuu LV7« cr i n 5 Surfeit I itiho I Murto I CaWwc HACK 0W r '� y R. C«W I, Veucr |. Vognr iktuue Jen S' Opett. R, Cr.Mivon k Who . I Uyxfe D. IVdute ( r.to H R. llJWi w S Core t PjJmei 414 3rd Floor Southwest I RON tROW | CoMI C r ytoi M f-KiOT’On r cuicoa I Mo M Stown M OuracAn StCONOROW C Rttfj 0. KjrruArHhnui 0 WRrXh OeMt C Qnchcid B Con h«JCl r.u crt o, C lWet r it� -d M � w BACK SOW R 0 1 8UtS M. IKyT'hOot S Bow I C tkrtvcUw S. 0 Nkboboo « NteMkonc W«i S ! 11 P. Rohe ' IRON! ROW 0 NVMt . D Andnion B. Iitmm M C'ufinwi M h .T't O MnW SRCONO ROW R McCorevfl B Cj npheV R. MwnkA 6. M jr AV (tt d A. Olio It Ctukeo S rut do ACK ROW I Wolset t) S«r. 9 GoiKNUI T ICW; I. SKL C Coop f M SRii� «0y 0 Muiphy np 0 Wane J 0� l rtl r 4I� 1st Floor Northwest FRONT ROW I, Wee J tun 0 Bo� n C 0.1 K CAdvoon K. Ihonvo B. 6 sgef | NewWrV SICOND ROW 0. Murrtth P S f « r M. UH W. Tuinci S Robtf on 5 CoKrrun K T. Pemnc P P irr«r. R Atwpil BACK ROW I S h M WUmn R.S fr.tn V | K W.i-nc « R. P. ftistaon M 6««‘ ¥C P. Pu u 2nd Floor Northwest FRONT ROW M. Law S S 6j C Orte C K«nn dy S tMW C 0 Nfltoo n. Sw « SICOND ROW M. fcxyl | SlATll a o� g«i I McIImhM C hirod 0. R«ac R. Ovborn C lelatHA «. Andvtwn IMIRD ROW B Atkem n T. Tew 0 FouCRe 1 F rdoo P. GlfAVX. | Mf4lh D Yaiw R. Cap«rrtei BACK KCXW W. henJ a R Andenon S Mcwrh t C Bj'Ktu'J I Ppcrtcrwvkl f Hp 416 3rd Floor Northwest 4th Floor Northwest err IRONT ROW CNtH 0 Otiocd F. (SttO C Cubicle R.S n C ToftMlO iv rotu Y llof e SECOND ROW 1 5a.b I Schdte M Elk-r.i n, Ai« |. MoHelt M Mwtn C Vx‘ U 5si� K. Monlx xn iy S 5i� x f I. Uni BACK ROW M Sifwllt P Avwy L Kno D Hoerie M Crffce-t R. Ofcfek 0. OiaWn I Troyer 1. M� On S SiiUxuy 417 Many different people and lifestyles are intertwined in the Residence Hall System. As a result of this, many issues — good as well as bad — confront the dorm administration. Two major problems that faced the Residence Halls this year were the guest hour policies and increased theft. First, the students and the administration squared off for the ever continuing guest hour war, and again as always, no change in the ancient policy came about. The theft problem was exemplified by the break-in at Cary Quad on Christmas Day when over seven thousand dollars in property was stolen. But despite this problem, the Residence Halls have become a better place to live this year with apathy being replaced by a renewed interest in activities and people. For example, both the Grand Prix and Homecoming Queens were from the Residence Hall System. Extra activities such as intramural sports and disco parties help stir-up interest among the residents. Many students are hoping to complete their college educations while living in the dorm system. For them. Residence Hall life offers activities to fit their lifestyle and a good environment for their education. 418 410 HARRISON Harrison Executive Council Harrison Senate JRONT ROW N l-i Rur D S b« S iMtledow SIC6.N0 ROW 0 fiey 1 RoWrWon B. Munvnger C Ho- d tl«o . ScMfrr BACK ROW | KKtkX r. Woody I IWok M RoHky S Tjrlr S Vao frnnk fRONI ROW M Suit L DU. x K- Ro Nnwnn f-.Conon K. Drc«� ? M WHat S. NeiiRr 8 Mjy« StCOSO ROW N FtKlvi F tons S.O y I. OooiAlet C- 2op fM� M. MorWg THIRD I 0 V««u-M fevtovk P. s.o«« D Cttfppd R. W«j w BACK ROW C KeS � R. Kietvdd B Oubcne 0 Bo t nx i 1 r x� aw I st Floor 1st Floor 'sJ1 l u iV 422 • • 2nd Floor IKON! HOW K. Myftl 5. Cray C |o i i r. s n.umtO C PHul I McKitnile Mv� ttCONDHOW n rvvK M. Uu y B |« M Sui Avo M iiKov h 2nd Floor 423 m ■wn w ■r� i i � w� $ A tmo W •� invunuva j J KW W wi 3vti «0 � J N U.Y ,� (X,V 1 p«a s «U J t 5 w o W .MOV oarMi � J 0 no 5 | w '« « W noiw J i� j 0 � hm©30 W � SPPV l 0 MOV 0NO3K iom a � H g i ‘•� WN ’S � !y� s a wSt'gwno ) •♦KjUnvtS's vuo I jooij pje pauoiS n W5 t tpo8� j Aawh 3 MOinunvj | dtuviunv i MOB V3V OMtniJ a rmiurvu 1 oo M W uoiftnn 3 •h � a ItnbH-w W u'y'Q 3 i uri v ' ■ i y atraj o ur b 1S01urn MOB QN03K Q uourpns a � ««M u iaiukob I uouj(WV1 � � W 3 MOB INOBJ •MOB 0?ll I M UQfl JOOIJ pj£ 4th Floor FRONT ROW R. l-urw R. Hoyun StCOND ROW | nogmM M ICnl T.Woofl, 1 Wwvti R K� T vtl P. Keer THIRD ROW C. Swotfe 0 TUrnSort K Rvci r� « 1 O'Um D. (o mion M K Cy FOURTH ROW D. SWtotd 6 AkG.uShcy A. Robtmon I Coken M Kh.i M H«.dy 0 T«� pwT©� BACK ROW D. Bju iRMue« 9. Curttm 0 Champion M CUit fi WK FRONT ROW I b� vW K Deiwtlurfl 0. Cnvel At A l � A App L tnrnv 9 To I IlBoo StCONO ROW A Amot T. NaS« I IW'S I- Rieke C. Uvvh 5. CtoiHin lci«i THIRD ROW I Ge Auy U Vam«v� G RooincTte R. Hendiitxton I tr-xh K. tu.r FOURTH ROW M S hmkt B TtvKp � . KontownW R WlAunt R. One HACK ROW At Ctvdmeo 0 3f0v� n At Farm ' S. Ani -N t� 0 P.IYIcon 42S 5th Floor mow row I . Moore K. Dp tncy I ftmnun M C«� e� i | 2.KHOCH S WlVKT m rj «o4 StCONO ROW I Turnc L lo-len L Be� S k Caoa TMIM) ROW UA V.«t rfl L SreoC. V. l� k io ip 0 Mai in PACK ROW H Mo h t A Attaint S Mr-.pi I VMRou M Doty T ffy S Hcvt M OptrvveiN (COST ROW A ItllJlf! StCOND ROW K MNUnrt C Ofti.n«i THIRD ROW K. A ttJ rouRTiniow 426 - .4 • 6th Floor most row |. ftoyff A S'OVK k SECOND ROW i Thorns R- H«p«f I RoWwoo D C W� k Y. B Xd t C. fii'J.'yMio 0. 7a npi« D VVeKf THIRD ROW A, Mo S� n B Sa-jti r. e v � V Room K. K.«n«r V Po ock ,SV WYwr 0. f r t loos S Botu T ZctukO L Mo6oweH S V aMci« C WcAvrf | Cxxxi«rx fOURTH ROW T Rochio S- S«0l.t | |. MtirKh C HoMrrth C « « � 0 M Omm C W«W |. 5 K� li M MjiUi BACR ROW P S l UlUTU M RoHky S Vjnu.ink ft Huron ! C MjftvKh 1 ftutkrr fe. Aitla n TRON! ROW M ICxty R. Slkinttl R Soflyj 0 kwwien C Ivo R F«tlK« 1 B-owt C OWuia kStot, D V. SthncWat w roou 0 Schomtxxv M ll W 427 8th Floor FRONT ROW U Russet! 0 Auuobetg 0 WocxS-uf! 0 So fc SECOND ROW ft OVk K .MeucHd R h rR B GflS � i Mown C SjntfeOen I V. ISuiVs THIRD ROW p. Hmy C Gwu-rfson N C. Hot r ft S« fl ft Fisher BACK ROW I. ClAlfc 0 Ciwon S. Wek C. 0a 1 S OB 8th Floor FRONT ROW M |.W� R SECOND ROW P, Smith ft White L Poor K Witvwi f Brtufch 5 Coin C CwttmAn | MerriweHhet IHIHD ROW ft fiori ft. DxSoo | Cxv i.� le2 1 Dtytr u Cutry D IXCtOo FOURTH ROW J. Bio Ti P: Co r� I Sttxt D StftvtfV netht C Cc-dovj C P-idsett ftftCft ROW T Veuzque?. T. Senoett M MueOei 6 . Bre M Mono 0 Dryer I loan ■ 428 429 Grad House Independents Grad House Independents FRONT ROW B MlddSetoo I. Hodgton 0. HAttinM BACK ROW L N«mao L FV4Ag« S Robert ns 5. AniaSooe FRONT ROW C � o 0. IVRHen S VK e M McOroy 9, Mui D TaRibii I KOMiowiAl S. 041 T (owe C Frtgmon L Grad House Independents SICOND ROW T Sonioy,i D. Crou L Andrtson C Notion C. |.mczjA K. Oo� tvrrth R Be'rviid S.Dchn S. Smith t OJgin BACK ROW S GhrtJo K GnMtht M Voong M Sinn LSarcrt N. Schv� rm t KVnovne 0 Dovfy A BMnio |.G n C- SOnenxii L P4itv«in 4)1 432 1 st Floor East West most sow D. lochamer D Barton D. Gedeoo P. Strand J SkSmet S Toney SICOND ROW T. BolSe. M Butler S. IW L Bufl T. Aten 0 (ckxt im Vxyt B S«TV � kUWe Midget C Shrimp C Brown L Mittie M IngtnU TMISO ROW K Bootl o.Caw M Ucr M Kajwaioa S FW r S Borchert S Spmd'er W Levi V. SMvera K-Gfcba M Donovan W. Turner |. Soaenaky L Moody C D ie FOURTH ROW 0. Suae D. HcJmev KWaaen P.t. Malone B K etcher C Chambe'a L Pttu K. Zimmerman L Roman 9. Maser 1. Outvie |. Siegel M Pierce C Swank flfTH ROW 0, Hearner D BracTey IM. Stand-ng up |. Ihompvon W Rodyanakl B Zwlt B. WalUce N, Rockwell D. Pontwa B Luc� R-Busing Wayne R. Hoffmann I Fisher K Gemkch BACK ROW C. Meye� D. Glp on R. Nount I Purdue I F yek k Ackerman A VanderVeen 2nd Floor East West FRONT ROW C forkner Or. Keddm B. Lafara P.Spry L Hrmcr D fmmom M Young C. Timmerman N YmkauMAV I . TVvchman I. Weber A Bellamy S Carlheuarr M Ctnther SICOND ROW M Andra U D Anderson L Mayberry K Wible Mruae B. Schuesaler K Afar LBamefl G Scheeaseie D Robbins C Moorman A Dworrtckl M Sweeney D. M e: A Parka Cookie M Huron D Huron BACK ROW 5 Murray I PLukeii B PWow D. Baaa k.%1, A. Woffe LfowCet | EberCe D Onohey M. Hoop K. Bnamm E. MoWey I. Zaborakl V. Calter K. Waltt B. B'ack C. Fletcher RKansky L Nichols S.SSon S Beet on sr T. CUtmr K. Krauae R Coarakh S MaaaupkX THIRD XOW ( Kinter 1 MurreS P Sale R lerge A Mooae M Oatrrun B. Breath D WrtgM M Ooonevbuty F. Monday W, Holiday R. Smith 433 3rd Floor East West fRONT ROW I Auvln V Newnwin L UwitwnJt l?ZZ, 8 Grtwief t Men I I Mens B l Mem « L RXjmJo SECOND ROW A. DWkn K Casaady D. OemMi O Btown«e� d I Vvir | Idftchoovr M Komm� | SCJm S Dnkr N.Mundc O. Tenev C Nct � M £ ubhJch T BenetewiW THIRD ROW S DuRron � TrcWtoO T Myron M Gum ! W Auden D CHckerhoB L SnMy M foumter I Auxin I Ins r.Tnck S.Oc+ lcM C W mv«n HO KeeMon C. Romlneet BACK ROW HCoSKI A r z n SHWu L Shoot ei D. (one C Holmgren B Stone K Kunjtnei I MM.� V. Soewall S Worth | Schei L Smith D KMemeier A Sm rj O Scujui fRONt ROW T Mujw R Yen3i M Kiopmelei Aodrodei G. Thlnne A Ueo I. Boyer £ Hutks D. Thompnwi R. Semito SECOND ROW O MAnntag P.Smlrt R. XHU S Co O xieokju 5 Kind A Idlnxiott B RovAind Lie IM. f� l IM. TOO IX UN BACK ROW D- Ciementi 0. C-ugle I Chetpei K. Imvtt N Shoemaker S Ceiei K. Mechrt B Crott D Ma'ley R. Cohen f Sut+KW 4th Floor East West 434 5th Floor East . West IRON! ROW 1 o � l Httiir S SM t! X Wtaon M ftutlmwi ft Oftmsci O.tGB ft McCarty anutk M. HaitViU S. Brown U25 8 WooOk 9 Crum LMcek G Yoc L. OeCeivuc M WMu v rjs ICwn s. M MoewfcX I. SRm s% X CMwfJ MA foCa ft Well t Kc4 ituy t Wah StCONO HOW r. ftotti ft Gvimi A Jot'coort T.Crt 1 H y BACK ROW L Slathutj A Stmmv T. Hoover 1. Beccn U WXIk P. UCrotx M SmiV-er H rod P ZeiVou L PuJey I MwM L fceUvut W. Qurvi M Sptlrtrry M Uraon A Ubcrt TMlSo 0W D N wo 0 Kul V WVttfcn D. bmt . low S PowruJl T.flMMM D S mm X RMtnuon M. AfisekJ T Hlwfcer M MtVkW OCK IGnkOwAiK ft. Bo!bt� ! R. Sparrow «. CoiTrt K. Yohnu 6th Floor East West IRONT ROW K. RxiwtMn «. WVrbers X Lee I. S«wt !. IGjetty S Atxtyff A McMAinry r Wn 0. ftrurjon LYo« •VVlope; U N«h J. BiOJimwi MCOSO tOW A BfClCt S Hoot S CoiX A lU � ei 3 f CoWurd Lrtm S. Haney IB. frown L X Rk.Sydj Mowwd A Owmi A Kiarvnerle ft ComJiWtv JMIRD ROW G MBet L Aduni M. (ohnMon V Wjtjo.. isar- r. N. Wan 0 . CtonK ■OS 7th Floor East West fRONT sow | Swem I Scheele T. Men O.CHh M Eckert 0. Getleon l-YVSoi M Rexhert | HjSw K. Riey l Dryer R PetSt L Pool R. MoOci SECOND ROW T Wffliinioo C ButOCk M folget M Beraitreiiet MB. Cooley M Hooey M Wtnkier M Spoflord M Ooheoy M Schwartz M Cole M Orebaugh T. Su van 8 Biowi R Auldn 1C Moon |. Saenz $. Benito 0. falrcNId G Smith M Ron K Trout S Pruitt S. Br e� e P Ryder M, Arglr B Mot ao I 0ye« R Strommen K. Hlcki 0. SctWnmetjrfennig | Kadlec 8th Floor East West fRONT ROW 0. Brown N. Cohm D. Samueh P Mattingly O. Gum R Queer I Molten K Wheaton C Wflumi M. Koootz N Gaugh T. Kmaieed M Parker SECOND ROW K. OeBroiie P MRlet L Ma.-t.ui MA Lambert 0 lion L. Newcomb C Armwrong I Smith It Heimvi 1C Squitei C MaKhmeyer SWtM C R revm P. Gpvon M Horn THIRD ROW M Dickey S. Carter R RotomiU S. .VGtuU R Huntet D RatlkOttCilt R Moore B. Pierce S. Boner 0. Acrei D Kruke R PettoW B MeRm M SmMt W. Schroede-CUN M Buttenwotttr M Bryan D. Carter C. Remnokl BACK ROW S Schwartz GStaadt G Strfckte RMcCaM! I lawion Verde D. MoeHer 0. 8e ry B. Kiger M Campbell M Straw M Canon M Mltcbener G Itvwg B. Bruner RMechefl G trying R Dockuer 1. Men P Kirkham M SUttvan R Wetvon |. McCrew 0 9'Owri 4 JO iron: row R. Whmenwe O Clw N. Mentor R. Aker SECOND ROW R Reeve� O. bvu D Underwood 8 Metier P. NcvW G. wne BACK ROW M Shoenuket R-IVe M Bodnjw L Winger I-CM S Merger B. OM 4)7 Residence Hall Christmas Extravaganza 4}8 McCUTCHEON 1st Floor East West McCUTCHEON IKON I ROW K Net-imp | SVvihXI 1 UftVWMW R D.«Vi t WtiHH . Drnnii X. lUWe P Vrmiui L ichor V.mi S Ct� onr M Corbel R. Ivci I . W«oie%r I Semini $ Poitttn T. PkKlue C Blown D Netiy S )onrr 1 Tior «. GrOemki RACK ROW SICONO ROW A 5n� emborw A. WMfdtOn D Cunei 4 Simmon % 1 TumH | Towlr I Imrrwr 4 iminivw C Diltnun H NntO' S Hedge 4 NovjVovKb C HubaN C Njvh P i cek D. Buttock A. ire he K. Knnep.n THIRD ROW C Greene P leflert I.Nwuk D M.umon | McDermott R. Nxc 1. How M Bril 0 Our«M R UnMnvan 0 Meric I SbirWth L SturOrWuil A R.otX 2nd Floor East West (KONl ROW K CosgMy D M«Mon M. CofiMRN K.CMXiixO S. Roleit'O P P-uttlrr 8 Rcnnrtfy T. auvttd I Otttfo SKOSO KOW L t ivUrxl I Huuetl X Mt tr, | WKon I IOom S W ii«leMi M Norm K Ku.nk 0 (Knell A. t. Nwod' THIRD ROW O SRmeman D fne V C.uer h r X. DMfce I Stoceburnei T Mur 0 Stooi K� ye� C. .iipo R Dither IOURTH ROW t OXouile N frrcvivoo 11 ft dei t . Sku .i P r� n e(l 0 5f XroO R Pa v a� k. Steer K Sicmooeeeee I1TTH ROW | tnine C touK D. Cerkei K O’Men K. WW 1 O'-im'.in S. Irytm 0 Drier B. W.vnetke HACK ROW C {URIutCl L Trumbull r iwkcr U M y A. NUNturwj c iMweil C Muffim 440 3rd Floor East West fRONl ROW A Chmpiwlcn Andre 0 SmHh w Uchreoberger B. Coen SECOND Wv T. (ohmon j. Vos� 0 Mahoney 8. Cleikin | Mkfcfienut 1 Hull L Hartman 0 Kfc t« 4 Bkste V. Chandler N Oartag K SN ban THIRD ROW 5 Sim Ml K. CAirRi M GTMItb 1 Hu-d L freebies I Fo« U Comic I Kuhn I-Cam S Tbompion K U ot« fOilRIH ROW W Btederatadr R Rcnenbei lm� Fox W Sm h T. l « en L Smith McCabe D DoueKk M Rome M Mtim M Weavei L Ba%� 0. 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Ryder Brad Ahbe lett Boyle BACK ROW Glenn Ferguson Doug Dietz Mike Blessing Mike Thomson Mike Mallonec Brian Colwetl 457 CREW VARSITY MEN: Steve Amorosi Gary Arnold Chip BiatcMey Don Dam man Hill Denham Steve Grande Mark La Rue Doug McVay Steve Meador |ohn Ploughe Tony Strange way Ken Straup Rick Thell Keith Welker NOVICE WOMEN: Suzy Bresser MaryAnn Brody |an Denham Susan Drotleff Maureen Fanning Barb Fllnn Ann Head Nancy Hoffman Ann Leonard Becca Merlca Merrily Mumma Usa Plncgar Pam Potts Karen Ruetemann Judy Rogers Brenda Scanlon Karen Slkas Wendy Weis Linda Wells VARSITY WOMEN: Ellen Fisher Cathy King Sue Pleiss Clare Rietman Dawn Tatgc NOVICE MEN: Rob Adams Mike Austin Bill Baird |ohn Bauer Brain Bradley Wally Cain Mike Chalmers Eric Christiansen Bob Dawson Tom Dcuitch Dan Elliott Hal Grigdcsby Dave Hart Tony Hobson Jim Howard Martin Lentz |ohn Marshall Brian May Bill Meyer Carl Nels Ron Pleshek Curt Ray Scan Roma nek Mike Shortridge Keith Smith Peter Smurl Don Strong Frank Suits Al Taylor 4S Recognition Service BOILERMAKER TRACTOR PULL FOUNDATION SENIOR BOARD r'RONT ROW Kim Ames |ay Down ham BACK ROW Duane Smith Scott Clark Dan Vail Kevin Bender George Dougherty Dave Schweixhardt Steve Vail Greg Tormoehlen Jim Sprowl Mark Fletcher Steve Lawyer Vane Clayton Ken Rulon 459 FRESHMAN COUNCIL FRONT ROW Anglo Mlrlc Catherine Tease Leong Yonglheng SECOND ROW Mlml Noyes Sue Wurster Lorain Wong Sandy Wlnstandley Dodi Alit Roxic Redden THIRD ROW Linda Fisher Clndo Scach Debbie Wrightson Linda Percy Rob Weaver Diane Kelley Ann Singleton Marc Orison Mkhacl Lentz FOURTH ROW Debbie Grelewkz Beth Hoover Michelle Bowden Kart Wolff Lori Goodman Spencer Helds Kevin Nonte Dodd Kamlncll FIFTH ROW Cindy Wathen Carolyn Hollar Kathy Feener Usa Ford |ohn Fogan Patty Murphy Robin BlIHngsky Lisa Fulwlder John Chelsy James McKneight Janice Yaffe Sibyl Britton Chris Reiner Russ Herce Marcia Bane Andrew White Dennis Montgomery Mkhael Schmidt Jay Geshay Karen Horn Alice Miller BACK ROW Tom Trzasrea Dave Heltz 60 Graduates MARCUS W. 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ZWITT Evergreen Parte IL Education KRISTEN ElAINE D. ZWITT W. Lafayette. IN DES LORA LEI ANN ZWITT Houston. TX R8.T MARGIT M. ZYSK Canton. OH General Management OUR APOLOGY Due to an error in coding the computerized form listing all of the Seniors and their majors, all of the Seniors graduating with an Engineering degree were listed as having an English degree. We are extremely sorry for this error and apologize to all of those affected. $$6 ORGANIZATIONAL INDEX Acacia 276 Alpha Chi Omega 277 Alpha Chi Rho 278 Alpha Chi Sigma I 53 Alpha Delta n 280 Alpha Epsilon Delta 160 Alpha Epsilon PI 281 Alpha Eta Rho 240 Alpha Gamma Delta 282 Alpha Gamma Rho 283 Alpha Kappa Delta 284 Alpha Kappa Lambda 285 Alpha Lambda Delta 148 Alpha Omicron Pi 286 Alpha Phi Omega 207 Alpha Phi 287 Alpha PI Mu 1 52 Alpha Sigma Phi 288 Alpha Tau Omega 289 Alpha XI Delta 290 Alpha Zeta I 54 Agricultural Council 245 Agricultural Economics Club 244 Agricultural Mechanization Club Agronomy Club AIESEC AATCC 264 American Institute of Aeronautics ¥ A and Astronautics 240 American Society of Agricultural Engineers American Society of Interior Designers 173 American Society of j:.. Mechanical Engineers 261 Anchorette Society 242 Angel Flight 238 Ann Tweedale 336 Arnold Air Society 239 Association for Women Students 181 Dairy Club Delta Chi Delta Gamma Delta Sigma Phi Delta Sigma Theta Delta Tau Delta Delta Upsilon Dover Earhart Hall Engineering Student Council Eta Kappa Nu Eta Sigma Gamma Evans Scholars Exponent Booster Club Fairway Farmhouse Fellowship of Chri Athletes Figure Skating Club Fifm Society Forestry Club Fowler Courts Freshman Council Frisbee Flippers iristtan W lUld s Gamma Delta lota Gamma Tin B Geoscience CIul Gimlet Club | Gemini Glenwood Grad House Independents Grand Prix Foundation Gold Peppers Greek. The Beta Gamma Sigma 1 57 Beta Sigma Psl 291 Beta Theta Pi Block and Bridle Club Block P Boilermaker Tractor Pull 292 Association 459 Cadvceus Club 251 Camera Club 174 Cary Quadrangle 390 Ceres 180 Chauncey 337 Cheerleading Squad 236 Chi Epsilon 151 Chi Omega 293 Circle K Club 180 Circle Pines Coalition of Black Science 338 Students 257 College Republicans 178 Collegiate 4-H Club 247 Construction Club Consumer and Family 263 Science Council 179 Council for Special Events 204 DEBRIS Senior Staff 184 DEBRIS |unior Staff 186 Harrison Hall Hockey Club Horticulture Society IVATA Interfratemity Council International Agriculture Club IEEE Iron Key Judo Club Kappa Alpha Psl Kappa Alpha Theta Kappa Delta Pi Kappa Delta Rho Kappa Epsilon Kappa Kappa Gamma Kappa Kappa Psl Kappa Sigma Kneale Lacrosse Club Lambda Chi Alpha Latter-Day Saints Student Association 251 294 295 296 297 298 299 339 400 262 160 156 300 188 340 301 177 454 177 250 388 460 172 351 302 256 203 341 342 430 208 202 192 420 457 249 250 273 243 261 198 449 352 303 159 304 254 305 232 306 343 452 307 176 344 345 McCutcheon Hall Meredith Hall Modern Dance Club Mortar Board National Student Speech and Hearing Assoc. Occupational Outlook Old Masters Omega Chi Epsilon Omega Psi Phi Omicron Delta Kappa Omicron Nu Owen Hall Panhellenic As Panhelientc Cou Pepsters Pershing Rifles Phi Alpha Theta Phi Betta Kappa Phi Delta Theta Phi Eta Sigma Phi Gamma Delta Phi Kappa Psi Phi Kappa Sigma Phi Kappa Tau Phi Kappa Theta Phi Mu Phi Sigma Alpha f Phi Sigma Kappa Phone-a-thon Pi Beta Phi Pi Delta Phi Pi Kappa Alpha Pi Kappa Phi Pi iau Si_ Plant Prot Psi Chi 257 183 204 150 334 196 159 380 439 School of Management 372 Council 182 172 Sherman 347 194 ShreveClub 432 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 319 Sigma Alpha Mu 320 Sigma Chi 321 Sigma Delta Chi 1 58 Sigma Gamma Rho 322 Sigma Gamma Tau 157 Sigma Kappa 323 Sigma Lambda Chi 152 Sigma Nu 324 Sigma Phi Epsilon 325 Sigma Pi 326 Shoemaker 348 Skull and Crescent 200 Soccer Club 450 Society of Black Engineers 259 Society of Construction Engineers 262 Society of Professional Engineers 260 Society of Women Engineers 264 Steller Brothers 349 Student American Pharmacutical Association 255 Student Concert Committee 233 Student Cooperative Assoc. 235 Student Constructors 263 Student Council For Exceptional Children I 75 Student National Pharmacutical Association 255 Student Saver 223 Student Travel 223 274 275 237 243 155 147 310 149 309 308 313 31 I 312 314 156 315 183 316 154 317 318 151 256 158 Public Relations Student Society of America Purdue Crew Club Purdue Engineering Magazine Purdue Geoscience Society 256 Purdue Music Organization 224 Purdue Residence Hall 193 458 193 Council 445 Purdue Sailing Club 451 Purdue Ski Club 455 Purdue Society of Landscape Architects 246 Purdue Student X Association Purdue Student Home Economics Association 216 178 Purdue Student Union Board 210 Purdue Volleyball Club 453 Purdue Water Polo Club 456 Quarterdeck Society 242 Reamer Club 206 Recreational Park Assoc. 246 Rifle and Pistol Club 241 Rho Chi 153 Rochdale 346 Rugby Club 451 Russian Club 173 Science Board 253 Tae Kwon Do 448 Tarkington Hall 366 Tau Beta Pi 146 Tau Beta Sigma 232 Tau Kappa Epsilon 327 Terry Courts 418 Theta Chi 328 Theta Chi 328 Theta Tau 329 Theta XI 330 Thomas Say Entomological Society 258 Tomahawk 205 Tractor Pull Foundation 459 Triangle 331 Twin Pines 350 University Symphony Orchestra 230 W.C.C.R. Radio 437 Wiley Hall 409 Windsor Halls 354 Women In Communications 179 XI Sigma PI 155 Zeta Psi 332 Zeta Tau Alpha 333 SENIOR STAFF John E. Davis - Pharmacy Editor-In-Chief Beth A. Stickles Agriculture Finance Business Manager Douglas D. Harlan - Visual Design Associate Editor Scott R. Swisher - General Management Sales Manager Sally A. Metzger - Industrial Design Associate Editor |ohn C. Boyle - Electrical Engineering Photo Editor IN APPRECIATION I want to extend a hearty thank you to Dean Stone and her staff for their help this past year, especially with the Peach Bowl Special thanks must go to Jack Bundy of Continental Covers for his help In the production of the cover. I express a most sincere appreciation to Ed Rallckl. Al Thurston, and Ray Kavey of Yearbook Associates for all of their help with Senior Portraits. Without their unending concern. things couldn't have run so smoothly. Thanks should also go to Jim Logue and Glen Davis for their excellent work. I would like to thank Ron Oliver for his assistance and pats on the back throughout this past year. Last but not least I want to extend my warmest thank you to |.B. Edwards of Hunter Pub. Co. He was always available when I had questions and without his concern I JUNIOR STAFF Section Editors Julie Adam - Pharmacy R becct Brett - General Management could have evcr, don?J“e Indeed a Annette Dewenter - fine man and a close friend. Joumalism Marketing V T Over these past three years I have ac-r Dawn Dunfee - Management I cumulated many friends and fond mem-- ories. ail culminating this past year. I would like to thank every member of the Jr. Staff for all of their hard work - enjoy It. it's yours and be proud of it. Thank you Roy for getting me involved and making this all possible. Thank you Patty. Teri and Ken for your constant support But most of all my staff - Swish, you're always Cynnie Fenstermaker - Engineering Mona Franklin Public Relations General Management Dave Frick - Visual Design Connie Gimple - Retailing Leigh Goodrich - Social Science Education Patti Ising - Journalism Scott Kaminski - Biology Bruce Kerr - Industrial Design |ohn Kinnaman Chemical Engineering Katherine Klinger — Speech Hearing Roxanna Owens - Interior Design Kathy Speckhard -Beth Tanner - Pharmacy Robert Theobold - Industrial Design Business Sales Robert Bernardin - Management Jay Buck - Public Relations French Gail Duffley General Management Laura Ellison Public Relations John Esgate - U.S. History Management Carolyn Grade — Public Relations Journalism Greg Hartman - Computer Science Kathleen Hatfield - Statistics Sally Jones - Management Karen Undgren - Restaurant Hotel I Institutional Management Mark Miller — Retailing Karen Perkins — Political Sdence Spanish Susie Ries - Elementary Education Psychology Lisa Saxon — Agricultural Economics Mark Shapleigh — Industrial Management Angela Tier - Management Photo Anthony Bennett - Agricultural Economics James Gunderson - Pre-veterinary Medicine Susan Latham - Elementary Education Glen Marquis - Electrical Engineering Katherine Reed - Apparel Technology Kevin Spurlock - Building Construction Technology good for a laugh and a drink: Sal. for taking all of the headaches: John, for your help and understanding: Bet hy. for being « “=■ ™ ne wasne. my Other right-hand - I needed two of .. .nH n .to I Cover: This annuals c PHOTOGRAPHY Tony Bennett. John Boyle. Bobby Corrigan. John Davis. Jim Detamore. Art Draper. Joe Edom. Shirley Ferguson. Kevin Gregory. Jim Gunderson. Doug Harlan. Steve Hemauer. Sue Latham. Jim Logue. Glen Marquis. Kathy Reed. M. Sallman. Kevin Spurlock. Scott Stewart. Roy Suttles. John Turner. Agriculture Administration — Jim Oliver. Audio-Visual Center. Black Cultural Center -Ken Ware. Cary Camera Club. Exponent. Grand Prix Foundation. Plant Protection Club. Purdue Convocations. Purdue Musical Organizations. Purdue Student Association. Purdue Student Union Board. Rifle and Pistol Club. Rugby Club. Sailing Club. Science Administration - Dick O'Donnel. School of Consumer Family Sciences. Ski Club. Sports Information. Student Concert Committee. Tarklngton Club. The Greek, and University Bands. SPECIFICATIONS Printing: This annual was produced and edited by the 1979 DEBRIS Staff of Purdue University. Offset printing was done by Hunter Publishing Company of Winston-Salem. North Carolina. Trim size is 9 x 12 inches. The paper stock is Hunter's 80 gloss enamel, pages l-XVI and the tip-in calendar are 1Oz Creme White 80 lb., pages 145-160 are opaque white, and the endsheets are 106 my therm and Doug. I could never say enough. Thanks so much. The five of you are the greatest, best of luck toafl of you. Its been reaL CONTRIBUTIONS John Ahlborn. Mr. Buford Byers. Mary Jane Chew? Al D’Andrea. Professor Keith Dowden. Art Draper. Kevin Gregory. Tina Miller. Vicki Moore, Dr. D.J. Morre. Susie Ogg. Tom Shupe. Scott Stewart, and Roy Suttles. Cover: This annual’s cover was deed by Doug Harlan and was manufactured by Continental Covers of Charlotte. North Carolina. It is covered with Sturdite 18. 78369. The D” is a metal lay of upper case Century Schoolbook, with blind embossed tool lines on the front. The backbone is embossed and printed In metallc gold. Budget: This annual had an operating budget of $89,850 with a printing budget of $64,202 including the cover. The press run of 5400 books were sold at $9.00 each Typesetting: This annual used Quad-rata Roman as standard body copy of 6. 8. 10. and 12 point. Headlines of Quad-rata are 14. 18. and 24 point. Other body Scopy used was Caledonia. 10. 12. and 14 point. Other headlines used are of various styles of Letraset: Caslon 540 Italic. Caslon Antique. Carlton. El Greco. VFIa h. Manuscript. Pump. Serif Gothic. Stencil Bold, and Windsor Bold. 5J9 JOHN PURDUE FOUNDER AND BENEFACTOR PURDUE. jOHN (Oct. 31. 1802-Sept. 12. 1876). merchant, philanthropist, was the son of Charles and Mary (Short) Purdue. He was born In Huntingdon County, Pa., in the little village called Germany, where his father had settled on coming from Scotland. John was the only son in the family of nine children. During his boyhood the family migrated to Ohio, settling first In Adelphl. Ross County, and later at Worthington, near Columbus. Having had the advantages of such community schools as were to be found on the frontier, at an early age he became a wage earner. While in his twenties he taught for four years in the district schools of Pickaway County. Ohio. Some time about 1830 he acquired land holdings In Marion County and began operations as a commission merchant. On one occasion he made a journey to New York, where he served with marked success as the representative of his neighbors in the marketing of hogs. Moving westward In search of new opportunities Purdue, in 1837. visited Lafayette. Ind.. then a flourishing and promising trade center. Two years later he settled there. With characteristic energy and enterprise he soon became one of the commercial leaders of the re- • co gion, conducting, with changing partners, a wholesale and retail dry-goods and grocery business for more than twenty-five years. He possessed to a marked degree those qualities requisite for material success in the rapidly developing Indiana region, and. measured by the times, he was very prosperous. In the fifties he established, with a partner, a commission house In New York City. This branch of his business flourished, particularly during the Civil War. and yielded a large share of his wealth. Like many other men of his type in his day. Purdue dabbled in politics and journalism. Unsuccessfully he sought in 1866 an independent nomination for Congress. To further his campaign he purchased a local newspaper - the Lafayette Journal. These ventures made serious Inroads on his fortune, which was further diminished by heavy and unprofitable investments in local manufacturing and railway enterprises. He was more than a successful merchant. however. From the beginning he displayed a practical, broadminded, and far-sighted citizenship, participating in all movements for civic development. The public schools of the community were special objects of his assistance. As a stockholder, trustee, or benefactor -sometimes all three - he promoted numerous educational enterprises and institutions of the city and the nearby region. In consequence of the land-grant college act. passed by Congress in 1862, the Indiana legislature in 1865 gave legal existence to the Indiana Agricultural College. To secure the location of this institution in Tippecanoe County. Purdue made a proposition to the legislature in 1869. in which he offered to donate SI50.000 to supplement the $50,000 and certain lands and buildings already proffered by the citizens of the county, specifying that the Institution should bear his name. This proposal was accepted by the state. By the terms of the founding legislation. Purdue was a life member of the trustees of the new institution. As such he was the dominating influence in Its organization and in the erection of its first buildings. He never married. His death occurred quite suddenly in Lafayette, and he was buried, as he had requested, on the campus of the university, with an unmarked stone at the head of his grave. Dictionary of American Biography