Purdue University - Debris Yearbook (West Lafayette, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 572 of the 1981 volume:

j p s isai ) e % Copyright 1981 Patti Jo Ising and the 1981 DEBRIS staff of Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana 47907. Library of Congress Card Catalogue Number 2-1.5357. All rights reserved. Printed in the United States of America by-Hunter Publishing Company of Winston-Salem, North Carolina. 1981 STAFF Patti Ising Editor-in-Chief Jim Gunderson Associate Editor Sharon Davis Associate Editor Gail Duffley Sales Manager Art Weisman Photo Editor Bob Hall Photo Editor Kathy Klingler Business Manager Production Sales and Business Photography Wendi Aronin, Andy Berg, Tom Beslic, Steve Casper, Anna Guthrie, Jim Hackler, Vickie Hall, Greg Hartman, Susan Jones, John Kinnaman, Betsy Kurtz, Lee Liddy, Judy McArdlc, Susan McCollum, Holly Metzger. Kathy Risk, Jean Ryan, Bill Sartain, Doug Shoemaker, Amy Turner. Besty Wiersma. Workers and Contributors Glen Marquis, Wade Groetsch, Ruth Eisenbise, Tod Richards, Bob Schilling. Gary Baker, Phil Whi-tacre, John Burton, Beth Beauvais, Carla Thomas, Julie Johnson, Blasine Penkowski, Tammi Neese. Tom Wilkinson, Heidi Kurtz, Ron Oliver, Johanna Miles, Margo Stitz, Pam Petry. Mary Damm. Laura Bond, Wendy Paso. Susan Swanson, J. B. Edwards, Doug Harlan. Tom Shupe, Audio Visual. Sports Information, SCC Convocations. Jennifer Albert. Kelly Autry. Nancy Collins. Cynthia Chudck. Kim Ferguson. Beth Garegnani, Eric Hargens, Brenda Hartman. Liz Hepfcr. Bob Hofman, Sue Huester, Midge Kinney, Jennifer McKenzie, Myles Olsen, Karen Rammed. Tim Scher, David Schultz, Dale Spindlcr, Peg Walters, Lynn Wid. Carla Young. John Christy. Scott Eastin. Kurt Kolseth. Betty Mdnemey, Marianne Morris, Kathleen Pienus, Don Santel, Bill Schmitz, Andy Stone. The 1981 DEBRIS was produced and edited by the 1981 DEBRIS staff of Purdue University. Offset printing was done by Hunter Publishing Company of Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Trim size is 9x12 inches. The paper stock is Hunter's 80 gloss enamel, with pages 51-66 tinted Linen Creme. The endsheets are 60 endsheet stock, number 202. This year's cover was manufactured by Continental Covers of Charlotte, North Carolina. Cover design was done by Patti Ising and the artwork was designed by Holly Metzger. It is covered in rust Sturdite 18.78366 on back cover, backbone, and approximately 2 Vi inches of front cover. The balance of front cover is natural finish buckram. The 1981 DEBRIS used Optima and Palatino type styles in various type sizes throughout the book. This book had an operating budget of $96,000 with a printing budget of $75,800 including the cover. The press run of 5500 books were sold at $12. j Purdue University, Volume 94 DEBRIS Opening and Events. . . • . . Features . .. • • .and More! 6 Year in Review 68 Reflections 148 Greeks and co-ops 10 Freshmen 70 PSA and Big Ten Government 229 Residences 12 Landmarks of Purdue 72 The Job Search 310 Activities 18 University Sing 75 Corecreational Gymnasium 398 Administration 20 Tractor Pull 76 Ordinary People? 410 Seniors and Schools 22 Grand Prix 78 1880 and 1980 Purdue Life 531 Honoraries 26 Spring Rally ... Sports ... 544 Organizational Index 28 Homecoming 84 Football 545 Index 30 Christmas 100 Cross Country’ 566 Closing 32 Old Masters 102 Swimming 34 Sorority and Fraternity Rush 104 Field Hockey 36 Preps and Trends 106 Volleyball 38 Parties 108 Baseball 40 Bowl Game 110 Golf 42 Election Results 116 Track 44 Special Days 122 Basketball 46 Purdue People 132 Tennis 52 Concerts and Convocations 135 Club Sports The Purdue Life 4 •‘.I .-;■ - '.VV- • .v. '• nr ufivL : ‘ -v. '. j «■ CAMP FITCH 5 from the depths to the Ph SPORTS Leonard Duran Eric Heiden Fillies win 1st world series Jack Nicklaus Raiders win super bowl . nv Bjorn Borg — 4 Wimbletons fc team — wins of Iran illies dugout . .. MUSIC Pat Benatar Pretenders B-52's J Police Bus Boys Cliff Richards The River Against The Wind Goucho I'Double Fantasy — 1 DEATHS Alfred Hitchcock Peter Sellers John Lennon Jimmy Durante Mae West The Shah of Iran Jesse Owens Col. Sanders Now homo sales start to dive again CotvnKlem Yves St tourers GorioVtancJerbir Designer Pictures taken from Life. Time, Newsweek. POLITICS John Anderson [ Ron Reagan IA1 Jimmy Carter Summer Olympics BoyccJtt 5 Grain Embargo Hostages in Iran Vernon Jordan shot Cuban Immigration Afghanistan A Miami Riots ----- DISASTERS Mt. Saint Helens Fla. Sunshine Bridge collapsed — 35 killed S. Western draught California fires MGM fire Italy earthquake Chrysler Corp. TV MOVIES Dallas “10” That's Incredible Blues Brothers Caddy Shack Ordinary People Urban Cowboy 9 to 5 Popeye Muppet Movie Elephant Man New Sat. Night Live Shogun SCIENCE Voyager I — pictures of Saturn Test tube baby Genetic engineering K Cars Cable TV expansion Computer boom RSONALITIES pB Derek Bily Carter T yok Shields J.R. Ewing Kurt Thomas Goldie Hawn John Belushi Pope John Paul II Robert Garwood Warren Christopher Richard Pryor Pictures taken from Life. Time. Newsweek. using the K FVnu� What are we doing here? Of course, the freshmen knew they were coming to Purdue for a college education but most didn't expect an education like this. Moving in and stepping out at Purdue is an education in itself. The rooms are so small and the dances are so big. and the shock of being here, the new faces, the classes, the parties, dorm food and dirty laundry — that has to be cleaned today — all blend sharply to create chaos. The chaos without reflects'the chaos within. The freshman stomach chums with nausea and worry — feeling lost, confused, unsure and homesick all at once (dinner doesn't help) is par for the freshman course. Snickers along with odd looks from upper classmen make freshmen feel like Charlie Brown and Beatle Bailey wrapped into one. Note: A six-pack is sure to bring a smile! 10 •' Frwtoncn K Kcfcrlh orms the Fmhmrn II Traditional Purdue J. Cw ty How many rings are on the smokestack? When do the lions roar? Purdue and its landmarks, so many, so familiar and almost always red brick. Very few take time to notice the beauty that is around our campus. The buildings, the fountains, and even certain people all combine to create the atmosphere of Purdue. Take time to see. B. Mdiwmcjr •Vnupurj, || V V Lindnuik ' 15 Af winners are ... U-Sing 1980, the first of this decade, was the 50th Anniversary of the event. Spirit, cooperation, and enthusiasm, together with fun and song, made for a great night of magic Close to 2,000 students participated and three times as many people were in attendance to witness Farm House and Chi Omega sing their way to 1st Place in the combined division The men's division crown was captured by Fairway Co-op and Windsor Hall captured the women's. The real winners of U-Sing in an event where there are no losers, were the parents It must be reassuring to see that besides the partying there is at least an event that inspires hard work and friendly competition U-Sing 1980. as all U-Sings, was both awesome and impressive, proving to all Boilermakers that we are not a school separated by majors, but rather a school inspired by a good challenge. t-S� g 19 It's an event of smoke, and noise, and fire, as engines roar, and pound, pushing forth a snorting, four-wheeled demon, in a contest of strength and endurance, the Boilermaker Tractor Pull. Twenty-nine thousand dollars in prizes, fun, and the funding of Purdue Scholarships were only part of the excitement of the day. Beautiful girls, Purdue Tractor Pull girls, helped a number of fratemitv men test their strength as they pulled sfeds weighted with the beauties. The toy tractor race was hilarious as Purdue women tried their spirit in friendly competition. The men and their machines were the main attraction; however, the pressure, tension, and draining of energy was evident in the faces of the competitors as they pushed their modern chariots to the limits of endurance. There were winners and losers in this years' Tractor Pull but in the end there was only comradery and smiles. PULLING FOR SCHOLARS April 15 Queen's Fashion Show — P.M.U. North Ballroom April 18 Les Prix Filles Preliminaries — Track April 20 Les Prix Filles Preliminaries — Track April 22 Grand Prix Carnival, Tennis Finals — Co-Rec April 24 Collegiate Band Twilight Concert — Slay-ter Center, Grand Prix Girl Fashion Show — Slayter Center, Grand Prix Queen Coronation — Slayter Center April 25 Grand Prix Golf Tournament — North Golf Course, Grand Prix Carnival April 26 RACE DAY 3rd Annual Distance Classic — Campus Streets, Grand Prix Carnival, Grand Prix Sprint Races — Track, Grand Prix Parade — Campus Streets, Grand Prix Race — Track C Mirqmi IG ’■ Crand Pnx A. Writmtn Get ready . . . Since its beginning in 1958, the Purdue Grand Prix has grown to be an event that students, alumni, and faculty look forward to in the spring of each year. From sporting events to fashion shows, this week-long spectacular of activities and entertainment offers something for everyone. This year's race was won by a previous Rookie of the Year . Brian Grant of Tarkington Hall was awarded the honor as the most outstanding driver in his first year of competition at last year's race. He went on to win this Grand Prix Race and proved that practice and hard work really do pay off! Grand Pm 1$ A Day at the Spectators at this year's twenty-third running of the Grand Prix got a first-hand look at some of the latest innovations in the “Greatest Spectacle in College Racing. In keeping with the current energy-conscious attitude of America, the Grand Prix karts were run on gasohol; thanks to the donation from the good people at Farm Bureau Co-op. Another feature of this year's race was the electronic scoreboard. The re£5li0aT haS been completely autoiS lS presenlly °ne of two storinR yste « 'fj a 1____ ft PHoK % |.v A. WfiMTun. I Christy and C. ' G™mnS,0n 2‘ - Brian Brown kho 81 Sigma Phi Hpsilon 29 _ Mike Aliev Sigma Chi 55 — Fom Hall Triangle 64 — Randy Krampe 2. 3. 4. 5. I I c Spring 1 Rally Rally ☆ Rally Good question — but they are aware that the Greek system is alive and that's what it's all about. an event that since has grown to become a yearly expectation, a port in the storm of school drudgery. Last year's Rally combined the theme Nursery Rhyme Characters with an unusually high level of competitive spirit (four teams finished within eight points of one another) to bring out the best in the coeds that participated. You could hear the screaming Homecoming: Smile Awhile Homecoming-A reuniting of alumni, students and the football team with the familiar confinds of Ross-Ade stadium. A time for queens, bands, flying toilet paper and an abundance of alcohol. The enjoyment of seeing old friends and family and watching the big guys in black and gold trouse the golden Gophers of Minnesota all add to the day of festivities. Boiler Bouts help start the fun Friday night and the hangover from Saturday night's party brings the weekend to a close. All these and more combine to make homecoming and its memories — and a smile. 8 Mdnerv 8. Mdnrry 28 i Homecoming Christmastime C NUnjurt A time for giving, a time for receiving and a time for being thankful. Adults and children alike celebrate this joyous season. And even on campus the spirit can be seen. B Schmiu Chnttm ■ 31 Old Masters 1980 Reflections for Tomorrow buttons, sheet signs, display cases Time With the Best After weeks of buttons, sheet signs, and displays filled with pictures and personal information, the 1980 Old Masters program began. Fifteen distinguished guests gathered November 9th in our Purdue Memorial Union for introductions and opening talks. The week continued with small group discussions and guest lectures throughout the university. The program, a Purdue tradition since 1949, encourages students to meet with ana learn from the experiences of the guests' successful professional careers. The 1980 Old Masters pictured on the opposite page include: Dr Patricia Woolf — a lecturer and a research associate of the Sociology Department Program in Science and Human Aftairs of Princeton University Dr. Terry Dischinger. O.D.S. — a 1963 Purdue chemical raduate and ofth'e 1960 U.S. Olympic Basketball Team. Dr. Richard Zapapas — a 1947 Purdue pharmacy graduate and group vice-president of Eli Lilly’s Beard of Directors. Mr. Gerald Mossinghoff— Deputy General Counsel, the leading legal counsel at NASA, and a member of American University's Washington College of Law Adjunct Faculty Dr. Harry Woolf — director of the Institute for Advanced Study at Princeton University and a member of the International Research and Exchanges Board in New- York Mr. Morton Schindel — founder, president, and producer of Weston Woods Studios, Inc., an institution that endeavors to bring childrens' books to life Mr. John R. Edwan — from the University of Michigan and Vice-President of the Financial Staff at General Motors Mr. Peter Kelley — currently the Head of the Commercial Department of the William Morns Agency; graduated from Puraue in 1949 Major General Phillip Kaplan -one of the youngest two-star generals in’the U.S. Army and currently assigned as Commander of the 1st Infantry Division Dr. John IV. Blanton. Jr. — a 1966 Purdue graduate and Chief of the Department of Pediatrics at Yale University Dr Peter S. Carlson — received his Ph.D. from Yale University and is a leading figure in plant genetics Ms. Trina Schorl Hyman — illustrator of more than 110 children's books including Snow While, The Sleeping Beauty, and Peter Pan Mr. Ralph Hofslad — a 1948 business administration graduate and president and chief executive officer of Land O’ Lakes, Inc. Dr. Ned Raun — a field staff member of the Rockefeller Foundation, is responsible in the development of livestock research and training programs Professor Robert B. Bird — co-author of the text Transport Phenomena, and recognized twice as best instructor at University of Wisconsin OSd Mitlrn I « HIS Howdy, how's it goin? Toss your coat over there and come on downstairs for a beer. What's the hometown? Oh yeah, I know a few good lookin' girls from there. Do you know Marie — ahhh, I can't remember her last name. Oh well, I only met her once. Anyway, how's the Quad? Man did we cause trouble there. We were third in athletics last year, but this year we are movin' up. Come on, lef s get another beer. i J. OuUty M Ruih HERS H i! Welcome to our home, glad you could come over! May 1 take your coat? So, are you a freshman this year? Oh good! Where are you from? Indy, that's where I'm from. Do you know Sid Smith? Where do you live at Purdue? Owen? Do you like it there? Good. So WHAT'S YOUR MAJOR ? I bet that's a lot of fun. Well step this way and we'll have some punch and cookies ana I'll tell you about our scholarship program. What did you say your major is? B. Mdnemrv Ruth 135 TRENDS TRENDS TRENDS TRENDS TRENDS Insanity is not a measure of right and wrong, but a measure of difference and indifference. It is insanity to conjecture that Purdue people are greedy, petty, arrogent, cruel, vicious, self-centered, self-satisfying, status-seeking scum, at anv time. Yet, palinly, men who clubbed large reptiles so that luggage could be made of their hides, fit the description given above. So do those who paid for the luggage to insure their place in society, via the fashion of the day. I speak, of course, of alligator luggage. The double-wound, gold belts that ladies wear today hold up nothing, save their position in society. Greek letter shirts, topsiders, designer jeans, lavalier's pins, blow-dry perms, caked make-up, and halos of gold do the same, for both genders. The rebels laugh! Those seedv, booted, bearded, beer-bellied, flannelea mollusks who scoff at the status seekers. Heck, they're the anti-status seekers. The highest position of anti-status is endowed to the shabbiest dressed. Each of us seeks; few find. Gold is best found accidentally — as is love and friendships. Insanity? Did Hitler ever wear an Izod shirt? 36 Trrndt T.G.I.F. The music blares, everyone laughs and dances and talks. They'talk of school and majors, and hometowns, and the weather. when everyone finally warms up on those cold autumn evenings they scurry to comers in groups of threes and fours, playing thumper here and 1 Never there. All the time trying to forget just where it is that they arc. Some couples, newly acquainted, speak in hushed voices, smiling, daring to laugh, to touch, to catch the other's eye. Let's get some air, he bellows. Okay, she agrees. Together, but a few feet apart so as not to be noticed, they leave for a private comer, a dark room, a couch upstairs. Those back at the part)1 smile knowing, jealous smiles and try twice as hard to stay warm. Those gone, move to warm one another in different wavs; ways that leave both cold. Next, Hey, did you have a good time? Yeah, but I'll never drink again. Never again, 'till next weekend. A. Wdsman PARTY HARDY AT PURDUE D ViVJxn A big guy like myself needs a full-bodiea beer to satisfy my equally big thirst. I drink Pabst Blue Ribbon beer. And the price is right too. I can drink more for less. After all, it's the quantity not the quality that counts. Besides, it's the only beer my mom lets me drink. Jim Selgrad I'm not taken in by big names. I feel I can go for the gusto and say a lot of things nobody else can say without paying for a label. I say generic is the taste for the 80's. Generic has all the qualities you're looking for at a low pnce. I'm not trying to dazzle you with shady claims — believe tne label. Generic-believable and cheap. Beth Sturm Photo by A. Stone Why do I drink Stroh's? I guess because it is the onlv firebrewed Bohemian beer to drink while I'm sitting listening to Jimmy Buffet's song God's Own Drunk?' I have always thought of Stroh's as something I would be proud to take home to Mom and Dad. Pam Frazier Here's to good friends For all you do... From tne land of sky blue waters To God's country... When you go for the Gusto It's not in tne water... When it's time to relax Don't stroh a party Don't put up with the Bull Why settle for anything less than the recognized best. Michelob. Randy Pfundheller Putin i 3 It was a long, sad, night for ■ jtmmv Carter who conceded his H loss to Ronald Reagan shortly ■ after the polls closed in R California. For Ronald Reagan, the new ■ president-elect, it was the ■ victorious end to a journey that ■ started twelve years ago. Reagan, with his conservative E tJosophy, beat Carter soundly winning 51 to 41 percent at polls and b 483 to 49 I electoral votes. Almost 70, Reagan is the oldest man ever to be elected president, but his age didn't seem to matter to the American people as they gave Reagan their vote of confidence by making him the first Republican since 1888 to oust a Democratic president from office. In the end, even the south turned on their once favorite son, only Georgia voted for Carter, and in his concession speech even Carter admitted, I can't office. Behind, Carter leaves a dishearted record and a thousand questions, the least of which being, can Reagan really do well as president. Obviously, America thinks he can. Vol. No. 27 Bcbtte Bailv 35 cerv .s Wednesday, November 5 9SO Voters Speak Out Ou We all needed a charge, was live sentiment expr alter Ronald Reaean destroved limmy Carter In the a landslide. For many Democrats it veas live first time we vd Republican, ever!! In California, Reagan's borne stale, a gas statior remarked. 1 think everyone expected h m (Reag whole hme. Nobody wanted to admit that thev s a movie star, that’s'all. Indeed that seemed to be the case as even h abandoned Carter and as one woman pul it, chance and he blew it. Southern, Democrahc, doesn't mattet. l a man can't do better than (our years, then he doesn't deserve another What will Reagan do (or the country! A the industrial northeasl speculated, Reap, in a good position to turn the economy a conservative and business minded and I world economy is dependent upon bust A young woman (tom Indiana, Kim h conhdent, don’t think Reagan wi dr clad that every night when turn on tl v m about to be swallowed by a smiltn Reagan Landslide---------------- □Carter ■Reagan ®ln Doubt IDAH Eiiiygg W mMXSmfi jlBiSw UTAH N.M.4 R.l. 4 CD CONN. 8H N.J.17H DEL. 3 Hi MD.10CZ) D.C. 3CZD ALASKA 3Wm HAWAII 4□ Thiitdi to the tjUrwlr leurtul And Counrr f« pWturc 3 a� s - Boetion‘4J of the South did we win on the field, but the bowl game was an experience for those students who went to enjoy a weekend of fun in Memphis Tennessee. And fun it was! Silky Sullivans, Yosemite Sams, and the entire Overton Square provided the entertainment for a great fire-up and celebration for tne Boilermakers. Dancing, drinking, bull riding, and a little country music gave us 'northerners' a new perspective on the southern hospitality. Of course we handed out a little of our northern hospitality for the locals. With our style of dancing and their music, who could beat this Yankee-Confederate combination? Yes, the bowl game was new for some and old hat for others. But whether it was your first or third trip, it will be a long remembered one for fans, coaches, and football players who have worked and produced for four vears. ✓ A Wmnun A WnunM e taking years ago, when Notre Dame came back in the second half to beat Purdue at home, the fans walked home shaking their heads and laughing. Same old football team.,v That was the same year freshman Mark Herrmann was introduced as quarterback. Now, after Herrmann's last appearance for Purdue in the Liberty Bowl, the fans are laughing and shaking their heads again. This time in a state of euphorium. Purdue's a winner! And for a third time! The Boilermakers won the game, 28-25, after Herrmann nad thrown for a record 289 yards and four touchdowns, after Bart Burrell had caught a record eight passes, two for touchdowns, and after the defense had stopped a late effort by a determined Missouri team. Mizzou fans outnumbered the Purdue fans by a wide margin. However, the spirit wasn't dampened but only sharpened by the odds. Not only A Wmnun A. Wmnun S. « Spcvul Di) SUN MON Special Days TUES Fhoto by A. Wi Purdue People 32,000 — west lafayette, indiana Hi • ruijuc rpopb A. W. A. Wriwain •W I Ihifiiur JVople Purdue . 521 Cenvoa Nathaniel M Concrm Phrtoft br R Hall Photo, by C BaWrr Coowrt, ' � ‘JAZZMEN BREW UP A STORM” an avalancha ol eftaara'' ' aacn playar a star a roaring ova Boo ' I’tffli e mplauia “an alacWe avanlng aU around' � a norm ot apptauaa ana chaanng twoka Into a first lat« fiurrtcana Groan U , P v± - Garatfa New for r«n � Cl Paso Timo UuvmmooM Star CrvcMgo D� t f Timmt Dooi County Advocafa Aflanf Crty Pr M To Managananti aavoa-uaw-u attaact o i� • a.. am . .«™ on im mt m jjaor ROYAL WinniPfQ BALLfT ■•ttKHIHCKftFASOX Tho Exciting Lionel Hampton THE AUDIENCE IS DEVASTATING THE BEST MUSICAL Lively Arts Series Specials Loeb Music Series T he Norionol Opero Touring Compony oI the New Yorfi C Y Opero lo Travioro October 15 A Chorus Line November 5 Long wharf Theone Royal Winnipeg Dalle Novombor 12 PlnchosZukermon Vtottn The Concord Norhonlet Roven Ce o September 23 New World QuoflM Q October 7 November 20 Fotger Theatre Mocberh February 10 Pittsburgh Symphony Andre Previn March 18 “The Elephonr Mon February 15 2 show Lei Bolie’s T-oc)-oOero February 28 Paulo Robison flute February 12 The Romeros Guifor Ouortet March 4 GorricR ON non Piano Miriom Fried. VWln Celebrity Shows Woyton Jennings September 19 Counr Bone Nancy WHson October 4 Bill Cosby October 11 Preservofton Hal Jazz Bond October 25 Lionet Hampton November 7 March 31 Comet 57 Phitfo bv B Mclnrrnn Cnncrtto S� Music Series it ★ it it it ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ £•3 BEST PLAY OF THE YEAR! Tony Award N Y Drama Critics' Circle Award 1979 “A GIANT OF A PLAY!” -N.Y.Pott SttfuEmtd f fM. tfmj head it Ac UcojuaI it u Ad fail of dxvmA- THE ELEPHANT THE ELEPHANT MAN I- BERNARD POMERJWCE WKV MlMMJt' ;•£ • V. I 0 l0 . «- UUtMUtt KlttU £ � •� « ncn� � WENT PEEK Sunday. February 15 2pm 8pm LOEB PLAYHOUSE at PURDUE $12.50, 10.50 Public $ 7. 50 Pur due Students it biWH AMtftlCAN TW AT«e it it •k it ★ ★ it ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ■ ★ ★ it + ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ • . ★ . ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ♦ ★ Andie Pfrwi. Misur CXvrdoi Oooild JoKhvjv dilute Conlucuv Bond. I non A n CwmAx’w ______ net PITTSBURGH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA PIT TAAUAOH IVMfHOKT OACHtSTMA • AMO� f COKOUCTO Wed. MARCH 18 8pM ELLIOTT HALL OF MUS(C PUROUE UNIUERSITy Public $9.50 8.00 Purdue Students S3.SO CONUOS Livley Arts Series Lively Arts= Series (O'Cowot PURDUE CONVOCATIONS Lively Arts Series presents Convm i M ui of XqtoSci 64 concern Photo by 8. Schmit 66 Reflection The colors, the symmetry of the spray; the cool of night melded together into memories. Sidewalk glances, all night dances, Mondays of rain, Fridays filled with sun and sprinklers — ages ago as a freshman, she had been lost, confused, worried, nervous; excited. Coping with these feelings and the pace had almost swallowed her up. Help came from Fred and Ralph, friends long dead, and their aguarium, which nights became a fantasy land beyond the books. She learned to write themes, to solve equations, and how to study, but more, she learned that loneliness and pain follow independence, and that ioy is intensified through the knowledge of sadness. She learned the rarity of getting and the forcability of giving. The giv-ing never stopped. Energy drained, weary, eyes sore, she would topple into bed to lie awake for hours, the ceiling a mirror of guilt, the room a prison open to escape if she but dared. She didn't. Sne fought and won, and freshman year melded into sophomore and rush became a nightmare, but the happiness in acceptance and 80 new friends made it worthwhile. Sophomore vear was fun and poor grades; higher spirits and anticipation of the junior year. Then summer struck. Her parents divorced, the bills piled up, work was humiliating, out she kept going. Was it bitterness? She wasn't sure, but school started again: classes, activities, work, scnool work, and no time to think. The parties were great and buddies became trusted friends. Now, she was a senior — old. Time had run down, her energy was less, but she had grown. Was it wisdom that made her see fun despite the pettiness? Was it wisdom that refused to let her forget the backstabbing, the jealousy, but allowed her to forgive. £he looked up and saw ignorance. She would be confused, worried, nervous; excited for all time. Life was not a measure, but action. She looked down, caught a wrinkled smile, stood, stretched, asked silently,- Is there no end to the beginnings, listened, smiled, turned, and walked away into the night that would meld into a morning. By Lee Liday by Vickie Hall The new PSA administration held a special fascination for most of us. Whether we love or loathe Chris Clark and his entourage is irrelevant. The fact of the matter is ... we noticed. We attended PSA happenings, if only out of curiosity, and we discussed PSA perhaps to a greater extent than ever before. What makes this administration different from previous ones? According to Dow, Devo is our favorite group; we take lots of drugs ... and our President, Vice President and Director of Services aren't Greek. In actuality, the difference lies in philosophy. As Chris conveys, We've decided that since the administrators hold all the cards, and they're here year after year while we're not, we don't have the time or money to research and concern ourselves with continuing student problems, such as Saturday classes. Instead, we hope to stress student services, funneling money taken from the students back to them. We also want more and more students involved in PSA. Purdue's student government not only differs from past administrations — it is distinct from most Big Ten Student Governments. Most of them play games. We're more realistic. We never get serious. We take things as they come. If something comes up — a major student problem — we'll do our best to solve it, relays Chris. The current PSA budget is $45,000 a year. Approximately half of that comes from the university. The remainder comes from self-generating departments within PSA: Student Saver, Student Travel, and Print-All. Several changes have been made within these departments that hopefully will add to the financial income. Projects and Enterprises should benefit from an improved recruitment program, better advertising and marketing, and a larger volume of goods. A specific change has been that of ring companies. PSA now deals with Jos-ten's, who offers better rings at a lower price for students, in addition to allowing PSA to make more money, according to President Chris Clark. PSA has also been reorganized since the current administration came into office. Two departments were abolished, two were added and one, Public- ty S Ets.'m ity, was reorganized. The additions include the department of Energy and Environment, which sponsored Nuclear Awareness Week, and perhaps the most controversial — Funstuff. Funstuff sponsors activities such as Vegetable Awareness Week, Preppie Day, and the PSA Halloween Party. When students are tired of dances and movies they can go to their functions. They may seem silly, but that's only because they are, says Dow. Fascist First Nighter on Slayter Hill was considered to be the most successful event of the administration. Over 3,000 people attended, with less than $500 spent to pull it off. As Chris put it, We got the most mileage out of our money. The least successful appeared to be the continental breakfast last spring sponsored by the PSA Department of University and Student Relations. Students on the Faculty Senate Sub-Committees, administrators, and others in student senate were to attend. Why such a fiasco? According to Sam Wilson, Student Representative to the Board of Trustees, Nobody came. We fired the director and disbanded the department. For someone who ran for the Presi- 70 rSA Photo by S L� un A New Wave dent of the Purdue Student Body simply because he didn't have anything better to do, Chris Clark has made an impression on the students of Purdue. His administration has been successful in the sense that it has made more students aware of the existence of PSA. A diverse group of people have become involved — dorms, Greeks, and off-campus students. Whether or not we agree with what Dow has done for the office or the students, we have to agree on one thing — he's done something. PSA 71 University Placement Center - Is There Life After Graduation? by Vickie Hall and Jean Ryan Most individuals attending college have gone through a decision-making process which involved the actual choice of going to college, the specific college to attend, and a major field of study. Career decisions do not stop here. College students are soon forced to explore alternatives after their undergraduate years — whether it be employment, graduate study, or their general life style. The Purdue University Placement Service aids students in making these career decisions. Actually three services are provided — information about the world of work , guidance counseling and employer contact. Information pro- vided about the working world is in tne form of current salaries for a given major, career paths, and specific company information. A staff of seven serve as guidance counselors for undergraduates, answering questions concerning the types of work for which their academic work will prepare them. Seniors often have questions on writing resumes and interviewing strategy. The largest activity of the placement service involves employer contact. Many companies conduct on-campus interviews. Approximately 28,000 interviews with 750 companies were held on campus last year. The first step in the process of preparing for these interviews is the establishment of a file with the placement service. Employing Organizations 1979 1980 Interviewing On-Campus [Employing Organizations 708 758 (Cancelling Visits I Employing Organizations 171 140 I Scheduling Visits (Visits by Employing 879 898 (Organizations (Employer Days of 1,152 1,268 | On-Campus Interviewing (Schools Interviewing 2,787 3,033 | On-Campus Interviews Conducted 23 23 On-Campus Employing Organizations Not Recruiting but 24,633 28,248 Listing Job Openings 1,846 1,215 Summary of Recruitment and Interview Activity through the University Placement Service of 1979-80 as compared to 1978-79 This is accomplished by submitting from five to twenty Purdue Interview Resume Forms, one for each interview. Interview schedule notices are posted on the UPS bulletin board three weeks in advance of the organization's recruitment date. These notices include the organization name, the interviewing date, the position(s) for which they are interviewing, the degree level and major of students with whom interviews are requested, citizenship requirements, and the number of interviews — scheduled. Two weeks before the company comes to campus, students can sign-up for interviews. Recruiters receive a list and information concerning students approximately two days before the interview. Some companies may not be actively seeking students, and therefore, may not be coming on campus for interviews if they have many applicants and few job openings. However, the UPS will assist students in getting in contact with specific companies, even if they are not participating in on-campus recruitment. The University Placement Service is responsible for placing students who are in the technical areas and areas of Management and Humanities. Indeed, more engineers, C.S. majors, and those in the fields of management and technology — are placed through the UPS. But, that is primarily due to the fact that the supply for non-technical graduates far exceeds that of those in the technical fields. Those students who have a teaching option will go through the Educational Placement Office, which publishes a Teacher Candidate Directory to be sent to prospective employers. Students in Agriculture often find jobs through the faculty or smaller organizations. Graduate students go through the same process as seniors for job placement. Other undergraduates often make use of the placement service to apply for summer jobs. Students can start applying in September for summer jobs, but some companies are not aware of their job needs until May. Students looking for this type of summer employment — get information from UPS on different companies. Then, they send their applications to the companies. Interviews began this year on September 29th. The average student in technical areas has from ten to eleven interviews. Management students may have P Wfl a few more, while those in Humanities have fewer opportunities. Most students will go through the interviewing process their last two semesters. December graduates usually interview during their final semester. Basically, the staff in the placement service rely on the student to choose their own company. According to Mr. Stewart, director of the UPS, We answer questions, but don't direct students to certain companies. The current economy has had an impact on job placement in terms of changes in employer recruitment patterns. A decrease in recruitment activity was noted in tire and rubber, automotive and suppliers, in addition to basic steel companies. The defense business, however, is booming, and companies such as General Dynamics are still actively recruiting. Electronics, chemicals, and energy related employers continued to be able to provide opportunities to offset any decrease in demand for students with technical backgrounds. Both the influence of a tight job market in some fields and great opportunities in others resulted in an increase in interviewing activity on campus. Any advice for those going through the interviewing process? Don't be bound by what the employer says he wants. Employers may not display in-—— terest in a specific area. However, if a student can demonstrate to employers why his her specific training would be useful in industry, they may very well land a job, replied Mr. Stewart. P Wftf A. Wtbmin L I Co-Rec Expanding To Serve You Better by Jean Ryan As a result of the increasing interest in sports, exercise and physic the l ing mi iicaJ fitness in past few years, the administrators of the Division of Recreational Sports at Purdue have found it a necessity to expand their main facility, the Recreational Gymnasium. The Co-Rec,as it is referred to by Purdue students, is the center of basketball, recquetball, swimming and a host of other sports that are ' £ in bv students, faculty and their guests. Plans for the addition included sixteen new racquetball courts, six basketball courts and a running track under a 3.9 million dollar budget. But when bids came in, the lowest figure was for $4.2 million, an estimation of construction costs well above what the university could offer. An additional fund of gifts, donations and earnings was allotted to the Co-Rec's budget amounting to $225,000 which was still not enough to allow for the expansion. What that means now is that the plans for the Co-Rec building will only be partially com- ileted when construction stops in ptember, 1981. ''I feel we made the best decision to go ahead and build even though things wall not be totally finished, said Dr. Geo Haniford, director of the Division of creational Sports. I am very optimistic and think we (everyone involved) were lucky to get what we did. As a result, the new building on the north end of the Co-Rec will house three completed basketball courts with wooaen floors and automated nets. The other three courts, which will be completed as funds become available, will be temporarily used for tennis, volleyball, basketball or soccer and lacrosse indoor practice. As for racquetball, eight of the sixteen courts will be completed in the addition of the southeast corner of the present complex and the other eight worked on as money comes in. Racquetball and basketball put the greatest demands on our facilities, said Haniford. Students are in line to reserve a racquetball court before we open in the morning, and at least 80% of the time our squasn courts are being used by racquetball enthusiasts. Over 170,000 single participations were recorded on the courts during the past school year. The Division of Recreational Sports, w'hich uses the Co-Rec for it s intramural, club sports and drop-in programs has also been given usage of Lambert Gym, Lambert Fieldhouse, Memorial Gymnasium, the Armory and over 90 acres of play fields. The Co-Rec itself has attracted about one million participants in all sports each academic year as compared to the 13,000 students it aimed to serve in 1957 when it opened. Funds to operate the facility come from recreational fees of $7.00 per student per semester (which has increased to $10 this fall). The Co-Rec has a lot to offer with its swimming pool, large gyms, weight rooms, organized programs, locker room facilities — everything up to ping-pong and miniature golf. Tne facility is Hoping to accomodate an additional '300 intramural teams and another 1000 drop-ins with the additons. After all. Dr. Haniford concluded, We exist to serve. pjvxo by K Koivih What's Average . . . Every college campus is comprised of a large number of students, each with a variety of ideas, values, and lifestyles. Purdue is no exception. Different majors, different activities, different people — for many the title Boilermaker is the only thing that they have in common. What about the average Purdue student? Is there such a person? Perhaps not, though Purdue students have some things in common. Most enjoy sports and concerts and movies, but there are differences woven among the things each holds in common. Two students, chosen at random, offer their views on ... life. To many. Chuck Reeves is a typical Purdue student, but to freshmen football players at West Lafayette High School, ne's their coach. Chuck, who is from Indianapolis, will graduate this year and hopes to become a Math teacher and football coach. As part of a class, he is the assistant coach of a freshman football team on a volunteer basis. Chuck explained his career choice. I always wanted to 20 into teaching. I really like working witn kids. After ail, there's alot more than just money. Chuck has lived in SKreve for four years. Although he considers the Greek system fine for some people, it was not for Chuck. He is more of the quiet-tvpe person — a loner. Having thought about moving off campus. Chuck decided that certain aspects of dorm life (for example, prepared meals) were more convenient. Chuck participates in intramural sports. A nigh scnool quarterback, he had considered trying out for the football team at Purdue. But, according to Chuck, My freshman year, they nad Herrmann and Gates. I didn't'have much of a chance. Instead, he played volleyball and softball on the intramural level,’ finding just as much enjoyment, but less competition. Chuck enjoys movies, pizza, and James Taylor music. As a hobby, he works with aquariums, owning several fresh and salt-water tanks. His nobby is an expensive one — some fish costing S20-So0 each. Chuck is not overly interested in Purdue organizations. Although amused by the new PSA administration, he questions how much elected student officials really get done. Sometimes it seems like thev just have the office. Concerning nationally elected officials. Chuck expressed dissatisfaction with President Carter. He's got our country in a position where the U.S. isn't viewed as I always wanted to go into teaching. I really like working with kids. Afterall, there's alot more than M Morris strong as it used to be. Although agreeing with Carter's handling of tne hostage situation. Chuck disagreed with the Olympic boycott, feeling that sports and politics should be kept separate. Having a strong religious faith. Chuck is a member of the United Church of Christ, but sees his faith as a personal-type of relationship. I would feel awkward trying to convert people. Is there such a thing as the perfect 10? According to Chuck, she's the Bo Derek tvpe — blond hair, medium height ... ''Actually there's alot of them. They probably aren't perfect, but there are alot of 9Ws( Chuck's goals are to become a successful teacher and coach — to be able to share with other people, help out the youth mainly. Being successful to Chuck does not mean an undefeated season. Instead, he would like to help plavers to get to know themselves better and leam to work with others. Teaching, for Chuck, is the instilling of an attitude that makes each student want to learn. Is Chuck an average student? Average maybe, but what's wrong with being average if it includes helping others to grow? By Vickie Hall M. Mom I 1 just money. 76' Avvnjpr Studm! ... in a world of individuals? Avrr«$r Student 177 K. Kofaeth Not long ago, Dave Westerbeck put together a lawn mowing service. He had a goal in mind; to save enough money to go to school. People laughed at Dave when he admitted to cutting lawns for college tuition but he was able to earn up to $100 a day — enough to enable him to pack up in' August of 1979 and move trom his hometown of Shelbyville, Indiana to West Layfayette. I always liked what I saw at Purdue, the mid westerner stated. I knew it was a good school. I had no interest in going out of state, no desire to go to a small school, and besides, 1 hated I.U. Wetback, as Dave is referred to by his Sigma Chi fraternity brothers, is one of over 30,000 other Boilermakers. An average student? Well, Dave replies, it depends what you mean. Average, perhaps in the sense that he has found a place to be himself amongst thousands. Average, because he has academic goals and continues pursuing his interests, yet individual as every other person. The 5'10”, green-eyed sophomore was initially enrolled in the engineering program but has since switched into Industrial Management. It wasn't me, Dave says of engineering. I consider myself more of a management-oriented person and feel very comfortable with the change. Dave nas found, however, that no matter what his major, studying is both difficult and frustrating. Tne suite he lived in as a freshman at Harrison Hall wasn't too conducive to studying, but things will be different this year, he promises himself. At least, he maintains, the Sigma Chi house has a much better atmosphere for getting work done, with quiet hours and all. Books are certainly not everything for Dave Westerbeck, though. ''I've nad some great times here, he mentions. It's hard to narrow it down and take the best out of the good, but Grand Prix stands out as one of the greatest times. Dave expressed a strong interest in music: anything from REO Speedwa-gon to Dan Eogeloerg to Art Garfunkel. And then there's nunting, partying, helping out friends ana spaghetti. Spaghetti? Best cure for the munchies because it can be made in mass quantities rapidly — and when you've got the munchies, that's important. Looking ahead, Dave sees himself in operations, sales or a managerial position. Marriage is definitely in the picture but there's no hurry. ' Ms. Right is bound to come along ... cute face, nice figure (although he wouldn't mention measurements), outgoing and easy to be with. In the meantime, Dave Westerbeck lives life day by day, enjoying it to the fullest. I guess that's probably an average answer, he concludes. Perhaps, but it's still a darn good one. By lean Ryan October 20, 1880 Purdue Battalion. Group on Campus. Tnrowing Water at Dorm divide our student body. We have no Greek organizations, an issue to which 1 am most sensitive about. All entering freshman must give a written pledge that they will not be connected with such secret societies, which has created auite a discussion lately. The Delta Delta Chapter of Sigma Chi was active until place under the anti-fraternity regulation created by President White in 1878. They were forced to split, were banned from wearing badges or holding meetings. The last student known to be a member graduated Jast year which seemed to end the society's existence at Purdue. The chapter, though, has appealed to the Circuit Court of Tippecanoe County to make the faculty admit those who do not give a written pleaee. The Court upheld the faculty but an appeal to the Supreme Court of the State upneld the fraternity, so we are in hopes of members becoming active again. There are yet other ways for us to spend our time. Many young men are part of a non-compulsorv military training program. We have our school paper, the Purdue ; a newly developed musical organization of four men (the Ehtereal Harmonists) who occassionally serenade the faculty; and a single athletic team of baseball players called 'The Nine (there is discussion of forming a Lawn Tennis team). The Purdue students often seem like one big family. Attending chapel every morning with the faculty keeps us together as do our social activities. The Sophomore picnic on the Wabash is always anticipated as is the Annual Senior field day which this year took students to inspect furnaces at Besemer steel works in Chicago. Purdue has eight seniors graduating in June. We are all looking so enthusiastically ahead to the commencement ana reception at President White's home. The graduating number is increasing yearly, especially with the abundant crop and favorable financial position of the county. Tne University's beautiful grounds and seven impressive buildings (Art Hall, Dormitoiy, chemistry laboratory, boiler and gas house. Military Hall, Main Building and Pierce Conservatory) are becoming attractive even outside of the boundaries of my Hoosier State. So many are being drawn to Purdue for it's offerings in the field of science, because of the close relationship between teacher and student, it's coeducational distinction and for the freedom and democracy we find here. We all remain loyal to our University and see Purdue as someday being important to more than the 2o4 students who now attend. I could undoubtedly write through the afternoon as there is so much to tell you. I must end though as I have studies to finish. The Purdue Ball is but two days away and I would prefer to have my assignments complete so as not to think about them at the Dance. I hope the farm is profitable and that your days are happy ones. Truly yours, Virginia Dttta Delta Chapter. Sigma Chi I Costs For 38 Weeks 1 1 Entrance and Incidental Fees ..$14.00 1 1 Table Board $123.50 1 1 Room, Heat. Light ..$19.00 1 Washing, about . .$12.50 I 1 Total $169.00 1 Recitation Room Boilermakers and Big Ten football I. Outety the fountain ... M Monte the Purdue crowd the sweet shop M Menu ... Stewart Center library ... . . . 1980 A. VNtWRW ... or. campus ... 100 years how many beers have been consumed how many tears cried, pranks tried lies lied — how many dreams dreamt and lost or toon — how many days to bask in the sun. Lee Liddy October 20, 1980 Dear Kathy, I have an hour free between classes and have once again found myself in the sweet shop — watching the stream of people flow by. Such a conglomeration of culture, of interests, of attitudes, of values.This is Purdue! I so often find myself struggling with the fact that in many instances I am just a number — a social security number. Again last night when I sat in the Hall of Music with 2000 other students to take a test (for which I had to have my Purdue I.D. with my social security number on it for identification) I realized tnat I was one among so many ... and do I make a difference? Well I think so. I am trying so hard to take advantage of everything Purdue offers — and that everything is a lot. It was so difficult for me to decide what major field of study I was interested in. The engineering school was definitely something to look into with the iob market as it is. Engineering is the most popular school at Purdue. 1 looked at the Humanities Program and at Agriculture ana the Sciences to name a few. Funny, but I decided on Management! I am well adjusted to the large lecture rooms (600-700 student capacity) however it makes it a little tougher to get to know my professors on a one to one basis as compared to smaller classes. School, of course, is not everything. There are so many activities and clubs to keep us busy on the side — from Debris to the Exponent, from PSA to PSUB, from hang gliding to bridge to photography. And that doesn't even include the clubs offered within my major. Tne athletically inclined play team sports — tennis, baseball, volleyball — one of the many. Too much to do m too little time!. I have gone back and forth in deciding where I am interested in living here. Right now, home on campus is one of the seventeen dorms. My roommate and I have done a good job making our room a fun place to live with the help of a rug, a chair, two beds, two desks, a refrigerator, and stereo and a few posters ana odds and ends to add a personal touch. There are 64 others on our floor with whom we share the showers, a counselor and a diary full of crazy times. The University has several alternatives to dorm life though, all of which I am thinking about as I look into the future. There's off campus housing, co-ops, which seem to be becoming increasingly popular and greek life. Many of my friends who have chosen to wear Greek letters are very excited about the friendships, the parties, the activities and of course the encouragement to keep up grades that goes along with the institution behind the letters. Oh, and I couldn't exclude my social life. There's always time for that. Weekends are football games in the fall, dances, parties, special events like Grand Prix and U-Sing and every once in a while a library visit. All m all, I must tell you I am really happy here and know you would be too — once you found your way around. I am proud to be a part of Purdue. It's name is one that I think has positively circulated around the country on sweatshirts, resumes, sports pages and high school recruitment pamphlets. For me it is an exposure to a social, educational and cultural atmosphere that I don't reckon' I'd find anywhere else. (Ah, that Hoosier twang strikes again!). See you soon. Love, Susan W tKfAsr It-lPfA TEAM uJMcH VtO-WBGHT RfiOM WO-TmtiO-ftHFULL CWTPOT Pl cflCB 7-0 o-b ffi -PHACT! CB tfBJ) 1PH-1 H pmbjl %M 'fWytSKVLL PCAcn ce. cnmwvt, nuTHase tank, n) out tftwrri poiH FOUL PLAY AT PURDUE Academia stressed in sports by Jim Hackler The image of the dumb jock has been around as long as athletics have been part of college. It was never taken seriously until investigations uncovered falsified grades for athletes. Colleges from California to Florida were found to worry only about the athletes present eligibility and not his future. Teams from the Pac Ten were disqualified, but what about the Big Ten? Was Pardue part of the grade scandel? Were Mark Herrmann and Brian Walker getting credit for classes they never took? Purdue has always been known as a school of high academics; this standard also applies to the athletic department. Because of the Big Ten requirements and Purdue's own regulations, it is hard for an athlete to stay eligible and not get some kind of degree. An athlete is required by Purdue to take at least 26 hours the first year, accumulate 54 the second and accumulate 84 the third; these are more hours than the Big Ten requires. Along with the hours, tnere are tutors provided and supervised study tables for those athletes who are having troubles. Ron Serluco was a football player who took advantage of the help offered. In addition to the tutors and the tables, Ron said that he had to write once a week his grades in a book kept on Coach Jim Young's desk. He would also go in to aiscuss how he was doing in classes and every four or five weeks a grade check was sent out to professors to see how well Ron was doing. Ron said of Coach Jim Young, he wants you to graduate. This is the kind of strict supervision that is kept over the athlete who might be having problems, but there are only 30 to 40 athletes out of 400 varsity players who are academic problems according to Bob King, assistant athletic director responsible for academic affairs. Because of this help, few of these athletes become ineligible because of grades. Basketball Coach Gene Keady boasted of not losing any basketball players over last year, and Coacn Jim Young lost only three football players because of grades. In varsity athletics, 83.2% graduated over the last ten years. Of this percentage their ciegrees varied from P.E. to Engineering. Guy Wuollet, a senior goiter, carries a 6.0 in engineering. Brian Walker, a senior basketball guard, has a strong 5.4 in management and plans on going to law school. Grades are most important, says Brian, and deciding what you want to do for the rest of your life and then working for that goal. Not ony the university makes sure the athletes get ah education, but the coaches have their sav on the matter. With 95 football players on full scholarships, Coach Voung says education is the number one reason for being at school and I try to emphasize this point. Coaches also allow players out of practice early for tests or help sessions because classes are more impor- tant. Although there is a close supervision of athletes, there are still the easy football courses taken by athletes. Coach Keady felt these were a cop out for not understanding the scene. Assistant Athletic Director King disagreed with Keady's opinion. King thought of football classes as any other easy course in other schools. Both athletes and other students take these course to help boost their grade index. Typically there is the athlete who cares only about playing ball, but Purdue has had a few students quit athletics in favor of their classes. Susan Wolf, an engineering sophomore, quit a promising future on Purdue's swim team. Grades and other activities became more important to Susan, but still she said she admired Purdue's real concern over the athlete's grades and future. In contrast to Purdue's stress on grades, Susan said Indiana University's swim program stated that swimming was first and no classes would interfere with the swim schedule. Although there are many smart jocks at Purdue, there are still a few dumb jocks around. For the athlete who would like to slide through college with his only worry being his pitching arm, Purdue is definitely a university he should steer clear of. As Coach Keady would put it, If you can't pass, you can't play; both on and off the court ' MOTBE mME BOILERS OUTCLASSED IN OPENER Notre Dame's Dan Devine, in his final season as the Irish head coach, made his last effort against the Boilers a successful one as Notre Dame defeated Purdue, 31-10. Purdue's All-America quarterback, Mark Herrmann, did not play due to injury, but even Herrmann's golden arm could not have saved the Boilers in their opener at South Bend. Freshman Scott Campbell, Herrmann's replacement, was put in the unenviable position of playing his first game in front of a sellout, Notre Dame crowd, and a national television audience. However, Campbell did a fine job by completing 17 of 26 passes for 1 8 yards. Pho1� � H R. Hall Photo by fl ScKmiif PURDUE KICKS TO VICTORY With 77,280 screaming fans looking on at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison, Purdue used a team record of four field goals by bare-footed kicker Rick Anderson to defeat Wisconsin, 12-6. A healthy Mark Herrmann returned in style, completing a career-high 27 passes for 347 yards. The other naif of the Carmel Connection, Bart Burrell, put on a spectacular show by catching 13 of Herrmann's passes. Also impressive in the victory was Purdue s stingy defense, which allowed Wisconsin only one first down in the second half. WISCONSIN 7 UCLA BRUINS RUIN BOILERMAKERS Purdue's home game winning streak of twelve came to a disappointing end, as UCLA capitalized on Boiler miscues in their 23-14 victor)'. Purdue moved the ball deep into Bruin territory time and again, but two fumbles and two interceptions inside the UCLA 30 yardline did the Boilers in. For the third time in as many weeks, the ground game failed to gain over 100 yards, which prompted Coach Jim Young to say, ''it's obvious we don't have much of a running game. And we can't win many games without a strong ground attack. 88 Photo by M. Mom HERRMANN CALLS BOILER VICTORY After three first half interceptions, Coach Jim Young considered relieving Heisman Trophv candidate Vfark Herrmann. ?I went from benching him to giving the game to him. I told him to call the plays from now on, Young said. Herrmann responded by calling plays resulting in touch-down passes to Wally Jones, Steve Bryant, and Dave Young. A fourth score, a two vard run by sophomore Jim Smith, made the final tally 28-3. w. m 9 HOMECOMING Photo bv I Chriwy Happy Homecoming A sellout crowd, a picturesque day, a beautiful queen, and a boiler victory made the 1980 Home-coming one to remember. The game was not much of a contest as Purdue rolled up 21 first half points while the defense completely shut down Minnesota's offense, holding the Gophers scoreless. The Boilers went through the motions in the second half, and coasted to a 21 -7 victory. MINNESOTA ’Hi Boilers Win Aerial Show Quarterback Mark Herrmann threw for a Big Ten record of 371 yards, but then watched from the sidelines as the Mini's Dave Wilson broke his short-lived record by throwing for 425 yards. Herrmann might have overtaken Wilson, but there was no need to play the Boiler marksman in the final minutes because Purdue had rolled up a 45-20 lead. The win upped the Boilers Big Ten record to 3-0, keeping them in the thick of the race for the roses. B. Schmil HERRMANN BREAKS THE RECORD Mark Herrmann became college football's most prolific passer, breaking the NCAA total yardage record previously held by Washington State's Jack Thompson. After a two minute delay to give adulations to Mark, the Boilers went on to post a 36-25 victory over the Spartans. Herrmann finished his record breaking afternoon completing 24 of 46 passes for 340 yards. All-America tight end Dave Young caught twelve of Herrmann's passes. 1980 BOILERMAKERS 1 Steve 2 Rick Anderson 3 Derrick Taylor 4 Brvan N'dcirk 5 Cm Have 6 Wa Drapers 7 Mark Strfawi 8 Lam' Gain 9 Mark Herrmann 10 Scon CatnpbeC 11 tX� Swckton 12 Mark Steven 13 Ben McCall 14 Ken Coodrvt 15 Teen Kingaburv 18 Bryan Maher 17 Joe Betuliu 18 CUt Cooper 19 Jim Boache 20 Eric Jordan 21 hmmy Smith 22 Jim Owen 23 Willie Ray 24 Tom Mthal 25 David Becker 26 Tim Clark 27 Daw Hill 28 Floyd Horton 29 Robert Thomas 30 Bob Picketing 31 Wally Jone 32 Frank Doria 33 Marcus McKinnae 34 Robert William 35 John Macon 36 83 Kay 37 Bob Laahlev 38 Robert Pruitt 39 |e ! Feulnet 40 Tim Swell 4! Tim AUpavgh 42 Scott Craig 43 Jim Meyer 44 Mike F-jetterer 45 David Retherford 46 Bob Nommemen 47 Paul Rover 48 Deti Marietta 49 Ray Cunner 50 Tom Monro 51 Benite Bower 52 Butch Alder 53 Joe Bettaeha 54 Tim HulT 55 Brock Spack 56 fame Looney $7 David Five 58 Ron Serluco 59 Mike Marks 60 Pete Qumn 61 sieveschlundt 62 Mike Wentert 63 Steve Krol 64 Keith Spaeth 65 Brian Litton 6 Paul Alekpj 67 Qaybon Fieida 68 Matt Hemandei 9 lay Allison Deo Schwer 71 VicSenk 72 Tom Jeleiky 73 Henry Feil 74 Andy Anderson 75 Dxi Mver 76 Jim FriteKhe 77 Dave Young 78 Cliff Bemon 79 Craig Abreu 83 Mike Fam� 81 Tom Barr 82 Dave Jaumotte R3 Andv Gladstone 84 Bart'Burred 85 Emil Lovelv 86 Eddie Webber 87 Alex Otleger 88 Melvin Mtnke 89 Chria Prince 93 Leonard Scott 91 Calvin Clark 92 Mike Moreland 93 Paul Hanna 94 lie Gooden 95 Catey Mom 96 Qirii Scott 93 NORTHWESTERN NO PUSSY CAT The Boilers traveled to Evanston to conquer the lowly Wildcats, but were greeted with more than they bargained for. Although the offense moved the ball almost at will, the Boiler defense was porous, allowing the cats to claw to their hightest point total in six years. But thanks to the passing arm of Mark Herrmann ana the flashy running of Jimmy Smith, Purdue ended up on top, 52-31. Smith had his best afternoon as a collegian, rushing for 190 yards and four touchdowns. Photo by B Schmitt OFFENSIVE EXPLOSION The Boilers won their sixth straight game, bombarding the Iowa Hawkeyes with an offensive barrage, 58-13. Purdue's point total was their highest ever at Ross-Aide Stadium. The Boilers had little trouble moving the ball against the injury-plagued Hawkeyes, riddling tne Iowa defense for over 700 yards. Mark Herrmann passea for 429 of those yards, firmly establishing himself as a prime candidate for the coveted Heismann Trophy. 9S I________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Blowout at Ann Arbor Purdue traveled to Michigan with hopes of upsetting the YVol-verienes, and keeping alive their hopes for a trip to Pasadena. But 105, 263 fans witnessed their hopes crumble, as the Boilers were thoroughly whipped, 26-0. Only on the opening drive, did Purdue threaten to score, while Michigan was able to consistently move the ball. Michigan's stingy defense held Purdue's potent passing game to a measly 134 yards, and intercepted four passes. Andy Berg 96 Classic Battle of Arch Rivals The Boilers withstood a Gallent last second comeback by Indiana, prevailing 24-23. Purdue broke a 17-17 tie on a touchdown run by senior Ben McCall. But the diehard Hoosiers rallied when, on fourth and goal to go on Purdue's ten yard line, quarterback Tim Clifford completed a touchdown pass to the coaches son, Steve torso. Indiana tried to win the game with a two point conversion attempt, but senior linebacker Mike Marks' diving deflection of Clifford's pass saved the game. Andy Berg INDIANA 07 MARK HERRMANN Mark Herrmann. Purdue’s outstanding quarterback. What can one say about him? He came here in 1977 relatively unknown to the campus and we did not know what to expect. But since his first year, he has become more than a well established quarterback. “Herm”', as known by his friends and fellow athletes, was nominated for the Chicago Tribune Silver Football Award, symbolic of the Big Ten’s most valuable player. In addition, he was chosen as the first string quarterback for the All-American team and was named the Boilermaker’s most valuable player. Mark, a senior from Carmel, became the top passer in the history of NCAA football this season. He was partially responsible for the fine football in the last three years and for Purdue’s three postseason bowl apprearances. Head Coach Jim Young, not inclined to excessvie compliments commented on the senior: “Mark is probably the most outstanding football player in the country. He’s proven that over a period of time. People have tended to forget about him after his freshman year was so spectacular. ” Mark, majoring in management and marketing, plans to play professional football. Mark is a well-liked, easy going person. For all ol his success, he is verv quiet and reserved. He credits his dad and older brother for much of his football success. He comes from a very sportsminded family who helped him along with much encouragement in his football career. Herm has claimed many Big Ten and Purdue records. He has had continued success since coming to Purdue. Without a doubt, Herrmann will be remembered here for a long time to come. But more than that he is respected now and soon we will all have the privilege of saying, That pro quarterback Herrmann went to my college and sure did one heck of a job!’ K. Risk and P. Ising Dave Young said, It's fun because I get to visit the different cities. ' But most importantly he said We're there to win the game. Dave comes across as a slightly problem. He alwavs seems to run in to people who recognize him. Then thev want his autograph. Just the other night I was at a gas station and someone asked for my autograph, he admitted Iightheartedly. But I really don't mind, he said smiling. Dave comes across as a slightly auiet and shy person. Even with all of his accomplishments he handles himself verv well. Dave described himself best — Funloving and caring. P. Isitig Photo by A Stone Who is the number one tight end in the nation? Most students here can answer that ?uestion quickly. Dave Young, t is simply a matter of fact. Young nas accomplished tremendous feats since coming to Purdue four years ago. Now he will be leaving. When asked what his plans are upon graduation, Dave answers simply, Play professionally. That should not be too difficult for him, after the records he has broken and awards he has received. In addition to being the number one tight end, Dave broke Purdue's leading receiver record during the Illinois game. Later he followed with a recordsetting catch in the Iowa game, placing him as the all time leading receiver in the Big Ten. He was named to the first team of the All-American Football Writers and then to the All Big Ten first team. Dave never played organized football until nis junior year of high school in Akron, Ohio. Since then, he has always played as a receiver. At 6'S'', Dave doesn't consider himself unusually tall for a football plaver, but he does admit it helps Kim out. In the off season , Dave enjoys raquetball, basketball and nas a large record collection. He says he basically tries to stay in shape. But he also admitted during college there really hasn't been an off season, because of spring practice and working out year round. He talked about the bowrl games Purdue has attended and All- American All Big Ten 1 Tight End MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY Tenth place in 1978, eighth in '79, and sixth in '80. That is the improvement the Big Ten Championships over the last few years. Eighth year head coach'Mike Poihlein' feels the improvement will continue. There is no reason why we can't continue to make this kind of progress because we have all but one runner returning next season. Top performances were recorded by Tom Bogens-chutz in both the 8,000 meters and 10,000 meters. Bogenschutz and freshman Bill Shuey qualified for the NCAA District meet, the first time a Purdue runner has qualified in ten years. Andy Berg Coaeh Mike Poehlein, Paul Barbera, Ted Bennett, Craig Bixter. Mike Bogenschutz. Tom Bogenschutz, Trey Clifton, Chris Dremann. jack Parson, Jim Cillman, Gerald Jewell, Brad Jones, Louis Klump, Randy Lewis, David Martin. John McAllen, Mike Salmon, William Shuey, Richard Snively, Kevin Tribbctt, Jeff Wallace, Dan Wittum. too Coach Fred Wilt Jumette Bonnivier Diane Bussa Lora Cartwright Shannon Cline Becky Cotta Janette Dowton Dawn Garoutte Jean Molohan Ann Kaiser Andrea Marek Alanna McCarthy Nancy Sanford Caror Ti Satteriy WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY THE BEST SEASON HELD BY RUNNERS Question: Which Purdue sports team had the best overall season record of all? Answer: The Purdue Women's cross country team. The team compiled an outstanding 75-1 regular season record. After winning the Big Ten Championship at Indiana, the harriers went on to win tne MAIAW Regional at Madison, thus qualifying for the AIAW Nationals in Seattle. Although they finished a somewhat disappointing 17th in the Nationals, their season was an obvious success. Coach Fred Wilt's runners were lead by Sophomore Diane Bussa, who finished second in the Big Ten Championships. Others who performed consistently wrell throughout the season were Sliaron Cline, Jvmette Bonnivier, Becky Cotta and Janette Dowton. Andy Berg 101 Troy Bateman Brand Bell Tom Brigham Chris Carwright Steve Dingelaein David Duba Jeff Eddy Allen Fager David Griscom Ken Karl Greg Leach larrv Leake David Mehrbrodt James Milbom Tim Miller Bob Norris (Capt.) Dan Ross (Capt.) David Schulte Greg Smith Mark Weicherding Fred Kahms (Coach) ICQ BOILER SWIMMERS Jane Atwood Julie Barkel (Capt.) Leah Beckman Jill Boara Chris Davis Liz Dexter Debbie Fenton Petey Fuller Corthev Goodrich Sally Haughty Sally Kadinger Dabbette Laoonte Debbie Ladd Shellev Montgomery Debbie Mylnarik Susie Neville Maryann Nielander Carol Rairdon Cheryl Schiffli Debb'ie Thompson Jeanne Toffen Karen Vandervarret Jan Vogt Joan Young Sandv Ziemer (Capt.) Sherry Weeks (Coach) ICO Photo b)r A Wrtjmin Ruth Jones (head coach) Nancy Cross (assistant coach Darlene Barber Beth Crehan Therese Fisher Sue Gamier Beth Grant Jackie Hathaway Joanne Israelson Claire Lega Chris Louts Jan Margraff Brooke Matteson Kim Mover Donna Parker ChrisU- Patten Nancy Powell Linda Renner Marv Ross Rose Serruto Deb Whitacre PURDUE FIELD HOCKEY The Women's Field Hockey team piled up an impressive 12-2-1 record during the regular season. Coach Ruth Jones' Boilers played consistently well throughout the year. But in the Big Ten Championships, the number one seeded Boilers were upset, losing to Iowa, 2-1. ciL-a s photo by A unutM.M V WRESTLING John Allen Mike Barker Dave Brown Moshe Engel Pete Feldmeir George Fraher Jim Hamm Cary Hammell Alex Mackenzie Steve Mergentine Roger Miller Mike Miracle Dane Nasenbenny Dave Oros Frank Patacsil Ted Patacsil Kurt Peterson Can- Phelps Jeff’Seeger Rich Smith Don Stuckly Brian Thompson Jeff Tolbert Matt Wilkinson Jim Yanan Chris Young Coach Bill Trujillo 105 A Wduiun VOLLEYBALL BOILERS WIN BIG TEN If 1979 was the year for the Boilers to gain experience, then 1980 is a year where the Boiler experience could really pay off. Coach Carol Dewey is optimistic about the coming season. Graduated from the team is stellar performer Colleen DeMeyer, but the rest are back, along with three talented freshmen. Heading the list of returnee's are two seniors, captain Mary Fischl and Becky Held. Rounding out the returning starters are Anne McMenamy, Jane Neff, and Miriam Quin-nett. NO. NAME 1 Mary Fischl 2 JoAnn Wissen 4 Joan King 5 Jane Neff 6 Jan Hoosline 7 Julie Mullen 8 Donna Hardesty 9 Sharon Dingma’n 10 Becky Held 11 Miriam Quinnett 12 Anne McMenamy 14 Carol Lake Coach: Carol Dewey Assistant: Nano.’ Huliba Manager. Marcia Wildt 107 BASEBALL Purdue's baseball team finished an impressive 5th in the Big Ten last spring-Their highest finish since 1964. The Boilers had a 7-9 conference mark and a 28-24 overall record. One reason for the Boilers success was their .288 batting average, 4th best in the conference. Leading the hitting attack was 2nd baseman Mike Ledna, pounding out a .347 average. His accomplishments were good enough to earn himself 2nd team All-Big 10 honors. Also representing Purdue on the 2nd team were shortstop Rick Thompson, who hit .313, and outfielder Chris Diet-rich, who hit .303 and had a team leading 21 stolen bases. Coach Dave Alexander was pleased with his team's performance, but felt they could have done better with more consistency. That consistency could come tnis season, because of the return of all but four Iettermen. And, the area needing the most improvement, pitching, has their entire staff returning. Andy Berg 106 I’hoto by P. WKftam 2 Dan Doyle 3 Chris Dietrick 4 Eric Heeke 5 Mike Ledna 6 Rick Thompson 7 Greg Beno 8 Mike Spooner 9 Don Klineler 10 Chris Vale 12 John Anthrop 13 Steve Urban ski 14 Dan Hansen 15 Bill Norton 16 Steve Schwartz 17 Pete Fay 38 Todd Cooney 19 Ion Lamb 20 David Richter 21 Bill Sever 22 Bruce Alexander 23 Bob Hallas 25 Tom Zwolan 26 Steve Bradford 27 Paul Wendt 28 Wayne Saxton 29 Chuck Osucha Ed Piatt Mike Smoker Mike Snyder John Thoma Ed Sahm Ron Swanstrom Dan Sawscki Roosevelt Barnes David Wayne 109 Photo by S hutin WOMEN’S GOLF SUCCESSFUL SEASON Coach Paul Snider's Woman's Golf team recorded an impressive 62-26-1 record during their 1980 fall season. Highlighting the fall season were first place finishes in the Badger Invitational, Indiana State Invitational, and Purdue Invitational. Consistency played a key role this year, with Judy Pollitt, Theresa Lynch, and Bonnie Overman each posting low averages of arouna 81 strokes. Coach Smider is optimistic, predicting that the team's success will be even greater in the spring season. Sara Anthony, Sue Bartz, Kristy Hamer, Ann June, Liza Luken, Theresa Lynch, Sylvia Nicholson, Christ)’ O'Neal, Bonnie Overman, Judy Pollitt, Jennie Putney, Lori Warren, Susan Wright, Paul Snider (coach) ill GOLF Purdue's men golf team finished the 1980 season with an outstanding 147-17-2 record. The team was victorious in seven of their twelve tournaments. Among the tournaments they won were the Illini Invitational, the Xavier Invitational, and the Inianapolis Intercollegiate. Also, the Boilers finished 4tn in the Big 10. Balance was the key to the golfer's success. Mike Granger, Eric Dutt, and Larry Gosewehr all had season averages of 74. Also, Dutt represented Purdue in the NCAA tournament. Coach Joe Campbell was obviously pleased with his team's performance, but feels tne 1981 season will be even better. With all members of last years team returning, and the addition of two promising transfers, Campbell's optimism seems warranted. Andy Berg Front. Catch Joe Campbell .irxl Lt ry Ccwwrht (putting). Back; Bdl (..iirv Eric Dutt, Cuy Wuoltrt. Jay Millet Mark. Dutt, aiul Mike Crangrr. Photo by: A Wrinun l! BEING A “GOOD SPORT” Photo By: A- Wo J15 Coach Dave Rankin will lead the Purdue Men's Track Team into the 1981 season for the 35th consecutive year. Rankin feels this year's team will be strong, and say's “with adequate preparation, this year's team will win some meets. Leading the 1981 tracksters is senior All-American pole vaulter Ed Langford. Also returning are co-captain Ken Sum-bv, hurdlers Chris Wright and Mark Commack, distance man Chris Wright and speedy Steve Bryant. 116 Photo by 8 Schmiu 117 COACH FRED WILT Fred Wilt is the head coach for the Women's Cross Country and Track and Field teams. But he is not your run of the mill, hardcore dictator. He works diligently, refuses to swear, dearly loves his wife, and is respected by every member of his team. He has turned both of his teams into winners in just two short years. Wilt has been in track and field news for about 40 years. In college he won two NCAA championships. He competed in the 1948 Olympics in London and the 1952 games in Helsinki. At one time Wilt held the world record for the indoor two-mile. He also won the prestigous James E. Sullivan Memorial Trophy, awarded to the most outstanding amateur athlete in America. Fred also recently completed a thirty year career as an FBI agent. Coach Wilt is nationally re-knowned for his coaching and training techniques. Fred has also authored or co-authored fifteen books and is editor of a quarterly publication called 'Track Tecnnicion . The 60 year old coach still runs three times a week, putting stress on myself to keep me out of a rocking chair. His workouts consist of running three miles, 100 bench presses (70 pounds), and 20 set-ups. With such outstanding credentials, Purdue was lucky to get Wilt to coach the women runners. His coaching talent, unyielding enthusiasm, and optimistic attitude make his athletes more than happlv to give their all for Coacn Wilt. He is the best around , says cross country star Diane Bussa. He brings out our full capabilities. Andy Berg ED LANGFORD Recognition and publicity have been scarce throughout pole vaulter Ed Langford's career. Ed holds the all-time Purdue Vaulting record at 17'63 4 . He won the Big Ten Championship in his junior year. He placed 5th in the U.S. Nationals, and he finished 9th in the U.S. Olympic trials last year. At 6'2'' and 175 pounds, Langford is relatively small as far as world class pole vaulters go. Langford feels he has not yet reached his potential. “Most vaulters don't reach their peak until they're about 26 or 27 years old. Langford's goals for the future are not completely set. One feat he would love to achieve is to be Purdue's first 18 foot vaulter. That would probably give Ed the recognition he richly deserves. Also, Langford feels indebted to his coach, Dave Rankins. “This will probably be Coach Rankin's last year.'' Langford commented. “He has done a lot for me, and I'd like to do well for him this year. A senior in Landscape Architecture, Langford hopes he can hook-up with an established firm in the Los Angelos area. Why Los Angelos? That just happens to be the site for the 1984 Summer Olympics. That's what Ed has his sights set on. And with Langfords outstanding talent and dedicated attitude, it certainly seems that the 1984 Games are a goal worth shooting for. A. Berg He is the best around, says cross country star Diane Bussa. 119 Jvm. Diar r'mette Bonnivior ne Bussa Lora Cartwright Cindy Cassell Shannon Cline Becky Cotta Chere DeHaven Janette Dowton Lisa Fishher Monique Fontaine Jane Freeland Jenny Goings Dawn Garoutte Marcia Gavronovich Hawkins Homeier Lou Ann Hopping Ann Kaiser Leslie Needham Ann Little Tracy Lucas Andrea Marek eanne Molohon ekm Rea Laureen Regan Nancy Sanford Mary Kay Schwartz Wanda Smith Jill Stark Cindy Tarop July Tillapaugh Terry Williams Maggie Woods Trace H Debbie ft Photo by S. lattui WOMEN’S TRACK Although some of the talented athletes that lead the 1980 women harriers through a highly successful season are now gone, this year's team is still filled with great expectations. Graduation and injury prevents some of last year's leaders from returning, but incoming freshmen and experienced returnee's allow the outlook for this year's team to be bright. Outstanding returnee's for coach Fred Wilt's team include long distance runner Diane Bussa, versatile sophomore Maggie Woods, and senior Judy Tilla-paugh. Leading newcomers include Lena 'Spoof, Jymette Bonnivier, Beckv Cotta, and Mary Kay Schwartz. 121 A New Key To Success r rsoiCThvD MdMtiwy MEN’S BASKETBALL REBUILDING? Joe Barry Carroll is gone. So is Arnette Hallman and Steve Walker. And Lee Rose is not coming back. So whats to become of the Boilermakers with the loss of the NBA's top draft of 1980 and the coach that guided his team to a Big Ten Championship and a coveted appearance in the NCAA final four? The 1980-81 Boilers are predicted to finish no better than seventh in the Big Ten. But the experts could be wrong. Taking over the reins as the new Boiler head coach is Gene Keadv. Keady, noted for being an excellent recruiter, comes to Pur- due via Western Kentucky, where he guided them to two NCAA earances in as manv seasons, eturning starters 6rian Walker, Keith Edmonson, and Drake Morris will lead this year's squad. Walker, will start as the plavmak-ing guard for the third straight year. To better exploit their talents, Edmonson and Morris switched positions. Edmonson, a strong inside player with expol-sive jumping anility will play forward, and catquick Drake Morris will show his outside shooting prowess at guard. Also returning are hustling cocaptain Roosevelt Barnes and smooth Kevin Stallings as back up guards. Mike Scearce will get the forward spot opposite Morris, and will be backed up by John Country Kitchell. Also returning is hard working back up center Ted Benson. The newcomers are what could keep the Boilers near the top of the Big Ten. Russell Cross, a 6'-10 All-American from Chicago, could make Carroll easier to forget. Rounding out a fine freshman class are Greg Eifert, Joe Gampher, Ricky Hall, and Jon Lawson. Although Purdue lost a lot from last year's team, enough talent returns, and along with the promising freshmen, Purdue will probably be highly successful again this season. fhotot liy S. E tnn Roosevelt Bamcs Ted Benson Russel Cross Keith Edmonson Gree Eifcn Joe Gampher Ricky Hall Jon Kitchel Jon Lawson Drake Moms Mike Scearce Kevin Stallings Brian Walker Coach Gene Keadv _ Photo by 8. Sthmiu ■ WOMEN’S BASKETBALL LOOKING TO IMPROVE After a disappointing 4-18 season last year, nead coach Ruth Jones' women's basketball team expects much improvement in the 1980-81 season. This year's team is headed by three players who started every game last season. Leading the way is sophomore forward Carol Emanual, last year's MVP. The other returning starters are senior forward Laura Newcomb and guard Deb Funk-houser. Another factor that will improve the team is the welcome addition of three promising freshmen and one transfer. So, experienced returnee's, enthusiastic freshmen, and an easier schedule should insure that the 1980-81 women's basketball will have more success than last season. A. Berg Julie Awald Sue Bartz Delys Brooks Kim Carter Vicki Curtis Carol Emanuel Debbie Funkhouser Amv Hampel Pat Harris loan Kelsey Kelli Layman Michelle LaLondo Margaret McGinnis Laura Newcomb Leslie Schultz Sabrina Sharp Head Coach: Dr. Ruth Jones Asst. Coach: Nancy Cross .n The Purdue men's tennis team finished another dismal season with a 7-19 record. The netters' Big Ten record was even more disheartening, winning only one dual meet, while losing eight. But that one victory, against Iowa, marked the first time the Boilers have conquered a Big Ten foe in four years. Also, the Boilers finished in the cellar in the Big Ten Championships. First year coach Ron MacVittie had two plavers with winning records. No. 6 singles t)an O'Connell garnered a 16-10 mark and No. 5 starter Felix Amaya had a 13-11 record. Andy Berg John Rult Fete Amaya 8n Ballan'tine Paul Cantrell i Cochran I Dull Malt Friedman Tom Hoover Karl Lil; dah3 Steve Minim Dan O’Connell Steve Procter Paul RoUes 132 Bobbi Ames, Barbara Barnes. Sue Brand, Barbara Burzinski, Sheri Cannon, Man- Chris Fell, Gretchen Gemmer, Anna lain, Avra Jain, Kris Wilson, Coach Nanc ' Janco WOMEN’S TENNIS The Women's tennis team ended the 1980 fall season with a 2-4 record. After a slow start, the team went on to post its two wins in the final matches of the season against Miami and Eastern Kentucky. I think the girls played well all season, commented Coach Nancy Janco. The team was lead by No. Tsingles player Avra Jain, who posted an impressive 6-3 record. Andy Berg INTRAMURALS Purdue's intramural program is one of the most comprehensive and competitive programs at any college or university. The intramural program includes approximately 2d different sports. Tnese include both individual sports such as golf and tennis and teams sports like basketball and softball. Also, Purdue's intramural program allows students to become familiar with less prominent sports — squash, volleyball, and table tennis. Intramurals offer team competition for dormitories, fraternities, sororities, cooperatives and independents. About 10,000 students participate in this program which allows all students to become active in athletics on a structured, competitive basis. Just about any sport a student could think of fs offered here. Andy Berg ICE HOCKEY CLUB FRONT ROW Brad Ahbe Dave Wright Kevin Callahan Glenn Ferguson Mike Mallonee Phil Ryder Bob Johnson Frank DeSantis Ben Wilson Frank Fisher Gus Podd BACK ROW Coach-Bruce Allen Chris Giilig Marty Fix Charlie Swartout Mark Goldsmith Mike Alber Paul Koenig Brad Klee Doug Mcllvaine Jeff Kiefer Deb Towers Kevin Urness SOCCER CLUB Chris Alaka Dave Ashton Kurt Blechner Doug Booth Rudi Bressani Richard Briggs Steve Brunt Tom Dubnickn Chip Eggers Ezra Dave Haag Jim Gebden Chris Hill Lou Josek Massut Mike McDaniels Mark Motylewski Andy Mueller Pat Murphy jack Reichi Fernando Tudele Jan Vanatta Marc VanDoomc Carl Werdung Jane Abbott Marlene Baldizon Elizabeth Bell Becky Bridges Chris Conrad Leslie Conway Cvnthia Dunkee Flower Fajardo Deb Hamilton Jane Hargrave Jill Jcmberg Shellc Malev Kathleen McLennan Barb N'ead Linda Neely Judy Nottoli Linda Ost Mary Reidy Karen Russell Jennifer Wevl Kathy Wheeler Cindy Yung tr FIGURE SKATING CLUB FRONT ROW Cindy Brames Julie Gee Andrea Hagner SECOND ROW Delinda Fosse Diane Molik Joy Lind Cnip Rednour Cheryl Oliver Vicki Stivers Karen LeSeur Kathv Vrtikapa THIRD ROW Wendy Schwing D. Fox K. Kendall I. Hoffbeck Peggy Offerle SueHardt Kay Klind worth Sharon Brockhoff Megan Edwards BACK ROW Peter Arzberger G. Uhl S. Von Der Vellen R. Cageao M. Kochanski R. Relle C. Moore J. Edwards M. Marz 138 WATER POLO CLUB Tom Bliss A1 Chrusciel Jim Donahue Tom Gottfreid Joe Hamm Karl Hart Greg Kavanagh Marshall Lee Tom Lewis Leo Mariotti Mike Ore ' John Pawell Tom Ringer Lam- Saltans Reed Schmitt John Tashijan Paul Trese Gan' Tretter Barry Wagner 139 Jeff Redman John Ringworm Ben Zajeski Mark Bartok Brad McGuinness Carl Davis SKI CLUB 140 GYMNASTICS CLUB FRONT ROW Susan Stanton Sally Reemsnyder Kathv Knauer Donna Hagan SECOND ROW Jtm MacQuecn Phil! Smith John Hatfield Bob Arthur Ron Pleskek Tom Bryan THIRD ROW Dave McClamev Nancy Yankauskas Laura' Maresko Clara Kloepfer Selene Phillips Karen Linstromberg BACK ROW Steve Lyons Andrew Simms Mark Chambers 141 SQUASH CLUB Steve Austad Kate Baumgartner Daniel Boon John Burgnor Dale A. Cates Joe N. Cherry Ray Cohen Par Coyne Missy Coyne Bob Deschenes Tnsha Dove Dan Doyle Monica 'Edwards Allan Fogel James Fontaine David Freije Bill Friday Greg Gardner Eileen Gelblat Hans Gcurten Sharon Gish Marc Grande Ed Hinsman Kim Irby Dean Jagels Sue Johnson Caroline Kahler Matt Kaufmann Teresa Kimes Meg Klosko Laura Kulawinski Ed Lammert Glen Lawrence Bruce Liliedahl Gerald Magneson Angelo M Marasco Jim Marciniak Mike Matthews John Mayers Barbara L. Mever David Miller Michael Montgomery Tom Moore Brian Moraghan Steve Peale Barb Powers James A. Richardson Bill Ray Roddy Roediger Ed Runvan Greg SaWns Natarat Shankar Lori Sullivan E. C. Tigchelaar Jeremv Vamau Tom Walker Scott Wissinger Bill Wood Marlava Wynott WOMEN’S SOFTBALL Ras Cindey Abel, Deb Bailey, Jenny Bames, Joan Barrick, Kim Carter. Linda Dajgrowic , Kim Dully, Cecilia Hutchinson, Cathv McDevitt, Marilyn Melkus, Deb Mienke, Vickie Moorman, Jane Mueller, Diane Murphy, Jean Mcszak, Janet Nattoli, Susie Nolan, April Oliver, Melinda Ravter, Linda Rehm. Leslie Stevens, Darlene Tenny, Julie Wallin, Kathy Weaver. M2 LACROSSE FRONT ROW David Adams John Mattick Mark Molester Jim Macqueene Toby Widdicombe Mike Vanausdall Clayton Harrell Neu Robson BACK ROW Dana P. Knight Marvin Nivram Michael Divram Michael Danley Karl Rambaud Brian Schneider John Bossi Bob Canty Chris Casher Tim Medlock 143 HANG GLIDING OFFICERS: Mark Twaalfhoven, Pres.; Steve Long, V. Pres.; Gail Inman, Treas.; Sue Sickle, Sec.; Rick Loheed, Fac. Advisor 144 The Residential Life PANHELLENIC JR. BOARD FRONT ROW: Fran Frick. Shannon Corrigan. B«h Huslad. BACK ROW: Shell Cherniak. NTarieCumming, SmanZuhl. Ca.hyA.kins JUNIOR PANHELLENIC Hibbard. Avra lain, Becky Goo . Sarah Mom-son, Vickv Moll. I ivi Coldlierg. Belli Van Sin k-le, Felicia Del orme Sue McDonald. Lois Studl. Chris Ends. BACK ROW: Debbie Turner; Lynne Kruckner. Melinda Miller. Christy O'Neal, Susan Danko, Brandy FRONT ROW: lackie Goosens. Brenda Schmedding. SECOND ROW: Ellen Rhamy, Mary Vincent, Sherri Newsome. Kim Lilly. Kim Conner. Lydia Fewer. Alice Miller. Kay Dodson. Clark, Sleven logwood. Sharon Pirmer. Thomas Harrison. Ted Brown. Roger Starks. FRONT ROW: Christine Blackman. Samira J. Ford. Michael Bates. Loralei Jewell. Billye I. Alderson BACK ROW: Mike Carter, Alventer SDX FRONT ROW: Potty Preppie, Cindy Sorority, Kos I Zod, Lynne T. Skier. Prissy Missy, Oonno Delight. )one Me Curie. K Hamilton, Brownie, Cousin It, Cberve Williams, Anno Cunningham, Marie Gumming, Pickle, Hopper, leannie Saharian. Lively. Angle Micic. Leslie Bankston. SECOND ROW. Bettv Sue Weaver, Lyndettv Lewis. Katie Bricre. |ulie Scott, Carol Roth, Mary Lester, Dianne Keelev, Tracey Leak. Cindy Williams. Lay-Lay, Pam Payne, Christy Hodges. BACK ROW: Terri Reeder, KelliCotesworth. Beth Frymlre, Leslie Hittle. Susan Cuicchi. Carolyn Thiel. Maureen Kane. Beth Stewart. Gina Schwenng Pam Pitts. Catherine Kimball, Patty LaRuo. Beth Will-son. Amy Stewart, Alisa Ball. LauraSturdevant. Kathy Piavac. FRONT ROW Betty Mclnerney, Mary Fischl |ud Ostergaard. L. Buxton. Marcia SteinhIJber. Linda Glessner. Georgiann Pfaffenberger, Kim Carlson, Ann Tolies'. Ann Wise. Martha Rood. Karen Page SECOND ROW: Carolyn Bucey. Suzanne McKay. Sue Ann Newcomer. Csvyn Heine, Patti Hylzler. Tammv Miller. Phyllis Bruckart. Janet Kercher, till Koons, Susan Seifert. Becky Held lulie Goetz. Amy Vandewart. Martha of the Twaddle Nature, Cvndi Cochran, Dolli Kettron. Cindy Marcotte. BACK ROW: Cathy Pfeiler. Sandy Mcdows, Joyce VanFlat ten, Sally Dietz, Beth Allen. Susan McDonald, Margie Nixon. Ann Gumming, Evelyn Boyle. Marcia Gluys, Julie Bilger, Wendv London. Carol Dittrich. Donna Downing. Ann Reed. •-1 ter. Nancy Miller. Cindy Fulford. Wendv Schroeder Sheryl Scales leanine Parrigan Carol Landav Palis Drake. Kris Kleinkmght, Sandv Me Intash Pam Ros-lulieBusija. Lesa O'Dell. Pat Huriobise. ancv Heritage. Karen Fne. FOURTH ROV Cindv Wathen RuthCox. Lynn Gauger, Sue Hwester, Wends Turner Betsy Cassidy, Katie De Brosse. Trish Eggers. lydia Fewer. Jenni Lockhart. Shannon Murphy. BACK ROW: Vicki Cole. Becky Woods. Stacey Crider. Barb sic Farland, Marilyn Bury, Sandy Finn. Karen De Witt. Kathy Palla. Laurie Kochan. Mary Beth Ain's-yvorth. Angie Wait. Carol Brant Jennifer Albert, Karen Hungness. Ann Cole. (Ill Coyncr. Luanna Bushs FROM ROW: lennvOberlin. Mary Cleaveland. Sue Cleary. Ltsa Woenker, Leslie Kimmel. Doreen Fajfer. Ann Mottatt Rachel Lenox, Cindy Noonan. Cindv Sandleben Nancy Boyd SECOND ROW Sharon Davis Kathy Shrank. Becky Hammontree. Sharon Me Laughlin Mom Howell. Lori Myers. Andrea Inskeep. Beth Le Fauve THIRD ROW: Cathy Dunne Laura Savan Denise Fitzgerald. lovteMmich. Debbie-Shat- FRONT ROW: Lucy Baker. Patricia Austin, Cheryl Armstrong. Dannielle Williams, Faye Darlene Barclay. Toni Dabner, Carmen Dent. BACK ROW: Karen Dikerson, Terri I. Potter, Sandra I. Ford, Latricra May. Marti Taylor. Felicia Cravens, Kelly Fleece. Sherrie Shade. Phyllis McMath, Stacey Williams, Sandra Ewing. FRONT ROW: Michelle McGaffic, Belli Sturm. Anne Renkin, LisaChab. Annie Charochak. Karen Schultz, Cynthia Kunesh. Sarah Stuckey. DottieGurthet. Amy Drew. Cretchen Schvvoppe. Barry Gilbert, Karen Wenrfel, Tami Irvin SECOND ROW: Mom Helm, Wendel, Tami Irvin SECOND ROW: Mom Helm, loan Lingeman, Renee Kalmes. Martha Hitchcock, Vicki Wilson, Rose Doutherty, Terri Plucker. Helen Huser. Ellen Christ, Stacy Maurer. Sue Ittert, Sherri Conway. Karla Alexander, Bet Dana Tilley, loel Hendricksc Azar, Betsy Wiersma, Darcy Kathy Stiles, Cindy Manning, Allen, Lore Christin, Carol K Pam Divibiss, Sherry Bell. Km Becky Wray, Kathy Gustalso Mongan. THIRD ROW: Amy h Snyder, Tammi Beal, n. Carrie Ives. Karen Redman. Sarah Bush, Cindy Chudek, Kathy pntler, Carolyn Hollar, ttjn frank, Amy Alford, n, Sue Worster. Lynn Hunt, Angela Cassidy, Sally Gessner. Jan Hockema, Roz Redman, Val Par ducci, Kiann Endsley, FloAnne Austin, Deb Whitter, DebKuser. Tracey Almauist, Unknown Tourists, Cindy Hampton, Pam Holland, Becky Gomez, Vicki Solgere. Cindi Eidler, Tracy Blakely. Angie Schmid-lin. BACK ROW: DeniseCmiel, Pam Deardruff, Dian Doutlick, Jennifer Carnes, Laura Johnson, Deb Moorehead, Kathy Dunn, Aida Guerrero. le Wagner. Linda Balleu, Julie Monnln, Carolyn Doyle, Wendy Tsana, Susan Beaty. Vicki Hineslcy. Allison Apple. Betsy Bannen. Karen Rammell. Maria Cabella. Donna Burkley, Susan Danko, Kathy Mar-cuccilli. Dorothy Skinner, land Gilbert, Meg Griffith, Cathy Swank, Lisa Hrinsin, Lori Prewitt, Ian Brutcher, Suzanne Smith. Ellon Burrows, Carrie Lambert. Michele Daras. Ann Fields. Peggy Walters, Sheri Newsome THIRD ROW Lynn Berner. Suzanne Coin, Janet Saunders, Lee Plummer. Paulette A. Kaptuv, Vicki Stivers. Shari Ancil. |ody Donnelly, lean Gregory. Laurie Dominick, Patti Cooper, Barb Robertson, Karen Muldoon. Stacey Ireland. Karen Siciliana. BACK ROW' Michel- FRONT ROW: Deanna Huber, Jennifer Cameron, Molly Dougherty. Tonya Johnson, Lori VonDieling-en. Lynn Will, Lynda Campbell. Anna Lee Wilson, Cynthia Hemmer, Lori Luke. Amy Turner, Brenda Hartman. Diane Volk. Andrea Dosey SECOND ROW: Antonia Kosaris, Lorainc Long, lean Hartung, Lisa Heniser Kimberlie Ballard, Jennifer Spencer. FRONT ROW Kim Schuyler, Debbie Smith Becks Fenstermakor, Karen Trit'tshouser. Kim Wells Kim Whinery. CeCe Hall, l.ynn Cisco, Li sabot McC'rea Ann Asnlev SECOND ROW. Liz Shaw. Yee Yee Hammond Katie Ruetenik. Lynn Meek. Karol Shu-gart, Susan Searight, Lois Burczak, lanet Frv, lanie Munsell. Mary Ann Moore. Laura Shinners, Debbie Turner. THIRD ROW: Valerie Newman. Lynn Mverholtz. Consuelo Fernandez. Tammy Carnes, Branna McCarty Nancy Dury, Susan Keltsch. Susan Zuhl, Amy Hines. Cheryl Conway, lanet Gaydos, Mary Barrett, Cheryl Palmer Lisa Grieve. Lisa McLueary. Jennifer Marrcr, Barbara Young, Susan Waller. Sandy Flicks. Debbie Stanley, Susan Swanson, Laura Van Ouren. BACK ROW: Marlene Gallagher. Donna Foreman. Mary Kay Zeunik. Bettve Forster, Elaine O'Leary, Janet Ellis. Terri Cessna, Maureen Gallagher. Michelle Ratliff, Cathy Uhl Kathy Arbuckle. Mom Unger, lane Maher Stephan, Tammy Snell, Lydia Hanfl. Shari Evcritt. Ginnve Kidd. Barb FrederkJng, Susie Reis, Linda Allen, Kristi Hamer, Susan Wiedow, Sue Cioch, Wendy laffe, Kathv Folia, lissen Gregory, Michelle Miller. Marsha Mischler. Sara Buttertield, Jennifer Amstutz. Hollv Metzger, Jean Matthews. Val Pillow. Miller. Terri Wicker. Susan Pochon, Julie Viellieu, Kathv Klingler, Julie Hahn, Jennifer Thayer. Sheryl Rich. Shannon Corrigan. Betsy Kranz, Karen Effler. TOP ROW: Jeanne Crews, Kathy Flowers Debbie Folta. Nancy Omholt, Elaine Young. Susan lones, Rhoda Votn, Kathv Pishkur. Joce Wllle. Rene FRONT ROW: Shelly Kirk, Margaret Thomas, loanne Bradley. Lisa Fewer, Julie Beeler, Kelly Autry. Missy Friend, Patsy Conway. Mindy Krafft, Kathy Lohss. Shari Kilpatrick, Cathv Georgecakes. Leslie Cooper, Cheri Dunn, Mary Ellabarger, Cathy Clark, Sonja Holleman. SECOND ROW Beckv Brown. Terri Hahn. Jana Newel, Karen Glick, Jeanne Woods, Mim FRONT Row Pam Schaekel Kim Moyer. Cvnnie Fenstermjker. Christa Hagy, Linda Borgman. Lovvrie Aldred. Robin Kreinbrink. SECOND ROW Melinda Miller. Lisa Buchanan. Cindy Schneider. Connie Bunnel. ludv Ellerman. Katie Brand, lo Ann Reid. Mary Farrington. Val Robrack, Mom T Nancy Wendt Ann Limlenschimdl Kathy N'emott fcileen Robrock, Kathleen 8ohm. lenny Borgman. THIRD ROW: Sally Butler, Pam Lauora. De Shoemaker Mary Ann Limp. Beth Garegani. FOURTH ROW Linda VVemier. Kathy Keiffer, Carol Ceding Lisa De-maree, Janet Dovle. Lynda Rhodes. Anne Mr Menamy, Nancy Apeland. FIFTH ROW. Brenda Schmedding, loanie Laker, Debbie W'rightson. Cindv Neikamp, Julie English, Cathy Thornburg, Kay Craw-tord. Jane Neff, Karen Edge. Racbello Crum. SIXTH ROW: Cheryl Penkow ski. Claire Me Ateer. Judy I liss, Suzanne Chadwell, Natalie Shoemaker, Beth I looser, Brooke Notton, Mel Fields BACK ROW Chris Louis. Barbara Wendt, Ann Marshall, Sally Miller Kelly Diver, Marcy Fey, Mary Irvin o w® FROM ROW: Kim Oldham. Patricia Wilson. Christine Blackman. Maria Campbell, Billye Aldorson. Cathy Morse. BACK ROW: Denise Breckenridge. Denise Stewart, Tammv Guevser Virginia Walker Luita Smith Valerie Tubbs Retina Lombard Verdonna Malone. Phvllis Comer. Sharlamairte Beard. Edwlna Thomas, FRONT ROW: Heather Parry, Kathy Speckhard. Pam Yoder, Diane Herold, Teri Morone, Liz Roth, lulie lohnson. lean Cambell, Marla Pamel, Karne Kat-zenljerger, LisaC'omstock. NancyFuchs, Kathy Aure-din, Nancy Gephart. Sheri English. Kathv Colenhran-der, Fran Batistich, Colleen Longfellow, Katy Allen, Ann O'Connell. Pam Hanna, SECOND ROW: Delv bieOlson. lillCuzzo. Linda Benson. Terri Chochran, Cathie Beck, Sheli Chormak. lanie Seal. Susan Peters, Kim Kilcv.Elamc Ignarski, Andrea Kunas Ruth 8ofdt, Susan McCollum, Jill West, Marsha Lmak, lulie Col-linge. Ann Bradway. THIRD ROW: Jeanette Tovson, KayeCostin, Julie Mazzei. Nancs Lazarz, Ann Fritz-sche. Lisa Hunter. Cindv Carter, Traci Hoppes, Greta Langbehn. Angie Early, Brandy Hibbard. FOURTH ROW Donna Garotalo. Sallv Fiscus. Locket Wilson, Kristie Olson, FIFTH ROW: Carolyn D'Amour, Roberta Hunter, Lisa Estes, Beth Anderson, SIXTH ROW: Patti Schmal, Mindy Krause. Kris Johnson SEVENTH ROW. Teri Schmitt. Lori McPherson. Jana Hammond. EIGHTH ROW: Mitzi Buis, Cindy Bolger, Julie Kroger, Jackie Goosscns. NINTH ROW Ann Marchese. Chris Sipos, Terri Miller. BACK ROW: Debbie Burton. Karen May Theresa Kruczek ® R FRONT ROW: Sylvester. Jean Taaffe, Lee Ann Giltil-l«in. Beth Fitzgerald, Ann Kennedy, Cindi Lou Myers, Karen Wolf. SECOND ROW: Melvnn Meier, Janice Brown, Pamela Jordan, Kathy Kehlor, Kerry King Karen Pizoli. Marjorie Traylor. Rebecca Graham, Virginia Burke, Cynthia Schlegel. Ann Barrows, lean Fargo, lenny Riddell. Jill Boris, Debbie Lee THIRD ROW Donna Spofford. Lyn Reehllnx. Lisa Milhol land, Mary Poat. Debbie Seidel, Becky Weeks Maridell Thompson. Carrie Trout. Betsy Shanks, Mars Ann Fuchs, Karen Woerner. Holly Wheam, Katy Lacey. Madonna Comelissen. Jackie Tinner-man. I isa Goldberg, Allison l lerke, Christine M. CIra-ham BACK ROW: Judy Light. Cindy Ishlberg. Diane Stevenson, Keile Wrighley. Jane Fitzgerald. Nancy LaVanne, Mayte Cibrian, Kathy Schommer. Ellen Rhamv. Julia Schafer, Mary Beth Ebling, Lori Kasey, Pam Baker, Ann Singleton. Lynda Street!. Bonzo-head, Janelle Engerski. Mary Caulfield. Julie Siegel. Fran Erick. Nancy Flahaven. Annette Kingma. W (- aney, Bt th Blllman, Kathy Lorenz, lennifpr Tsaros, Dori Semler, Suzanne Wintercorn, till Kovack. FOURTH ROW: Mars Ellingson. Tricia Brand. Beth Hustad, Kathy Klekamp FIFTH ROW: Tamms Vaughn, Pam Anthrop, Sarah Hankins, Patty Anslln-ger. Eve Pollard, Nancy Crook. Patricia Meiners, lulie Ives. Margaret Me Ginnis Sarah Morrison, Candy Fromm, lulie Johnson, Christy O'Neal. Anne Essick, lennifer McKenzie. Sonia Hunt, Susan Wulf BACK ROW Robin Ives. Mendy Hellmich. Libby Akin, Joyce Blaney, Beth McKihbin, Nancy Miller, Nancy Askren. Lisa Lemon. Monica Tarpey, Amy Schsvent-ker, Judy Wildermuth. Noel McGlincy. Sue Lesch. FRONT ROW: Cathy Ransdell, Bonita Landis. Marsha Brothers. Nanis Lserett. Karen Cook. Lisa Blind, Nancy Collins. SECOND ROW Carol Deagan. Jean Rockhill, Cathie Gray, Bess Lasvrence, Jane Wurstcr THIRD ROW: Marti Hatchett, lami Durrelt, Mary Anne Robinson. Julie Ann Fisher, Laurie Laitner. Susan Brand. Jennv Ellin, Kathy Aukl, loahie Court- FRONT ROW: Karen A. Kaeprowie . SECOND ROW: Deborah Bosse, Tammv Allen, Debbie Furr, Lisa T. W Kaiser. THIRD ROW: Melanie Larson, Cheri Hertel. Betsy Lehning. Barb Mortensen, Lynn Pendergast BACK ROW: |ill Christopherson, Carol Cruenhagen. NOT PICTURED: Dana Stehlik, Karen Kolapanis, Kris Wilkinson. Rita Noreika. Karen Williams. Peggy Lawyer, Jaunda Haugen, Linda Garwood, Kim Wilson. FRONT ROW: Kathy O'Connor, Ellen Moffet, Patty Mashura, Cathy Newton, Mary Beth Burne, Donna Maitz, Grace Balduce, tori Jones, Tracy Dolan, Paula Gigliotti, Shari Fifer, Lisa Gibson. SECOND ROW: lynette Lempia, Conna Parker, Judy Guller, Kim Owoc, Heather Madlev, Kim Conner. Janet Ryan, Carris Fitzgerald. Jane McMahon, Kathy O'Neil, Jo Ellen Jones, lanet Nash, Barb Dittos, Sheryl Gold. Dee Dee Naylor. Michele Miller, Caroline Oden, Mart Ann McCormick, Cathy Bender, Dawn Wilson, Nancy Markovick. BACK ROW: Collene Keily. Mary Stark, Jennifer Moeg, Diana Coatsalonia, Jenette Mar-ftiotti, Kim Lilly. Katrina Tracy, Laura Jackson, Julie Connor, Carrie Rodecker, Kim Ferguson, Michele Copeland, Roberta Mostreitor, Lillian Landis, Dierdre Curry, Susie Nolan, Becky Price. HlHff sr.v u FRONT ROW: Val Berger, land Thorton, Rhonda Guard. Linda Buchannan, fcannc Novas. SECOND ROW: Mona Franklin. Lori Trurnbell. Sherrie Hines, Terri Rhodes, Becky Mast. Anne Hoetlcr, I lilary Kra-lis. THIRD ROW: Cindy McDermott, Lvnn Battreal, Angie Ellingwood. Ann Little. Christy Thrasher, Anna lain. Sue Gibson, Linda Buchannan. Sally White- head, Libby Dora, lulie Hauser, Mariann Bomarctch, Pam Vogel, Deb Lehman, Mom Windsor. Mary Vasi-liou, Ian Fair, Sandy Moorhead. Patty Hubert, Amy Earl, Carol Thorton, Avra lain, Lori Eby. FOURTH ROW: Vickie Osborne, Lori Ladd loanne Santango-lo. Kelly Vaughan. Mimi Noyes. Francie Vasiliou. Deb Christy. BACK ROW Gail Jurczewsky. lulie Hart, Diane Pirt hok, Gayle Bisdort. Pat Brlede, lulie Tuttle. Ian Lohmever. Nancy Mahonev. lulie Wis-cher, Liz Daily, Sue Males. List Hollenbeck, lulie Miller. Cathy Atkins, Jennifer Marshall. Kate Anderson, Julie Sharp, Betsy Horton, Karen Linstromlserg, Beth Polanko. Sue Templin, Beth Funkev. Nancs Neale. FRONT ROW: Penny William . Jenny Ralph. Carla Carter. Theresa Simpson, Joanne Dance. Cincll |ohn-son. SECOND ROW: Nadine Wilier. Vicky Holt, Jodi Alit, Karen Wheeler, leneva Moore, Lauri Myers, Kells Keefer Kathy Bossemeyer. Chert Tomplin THIRD ROW: Alice Gaskell. Michelle Pierson, lune Patton, Penny Tirschman Diane Brown. Susan Seals-. I inda Nososel. Lynet Fontaine, Tern Ziegler. FOURTH ROW: Debbie Tosvers loan Nelson, Melinda Mon nes. Margaret Hushek, Ginger Maries Debbie Greless-icz. Kim Valentine. Andrea Dsvornicki. Cheryl Sutton. Susanna Holly. Marilyn Rhoades FIFTH ROW: Laura Houston Lisa Brown, Kelli Henderson, Cheryl Broderick. Patty Murphy. Tina B Graves, Pam Reininga. Linda Craig. Anne Millhouse. Donna L. Siatkosvski. Dina Clark. Karen Royce. BACK ROW Karen Marlin, Felic ia De Lorme. Mary Greenasvald. Laura Torian. Denise Koenig, Liva Den Besten Julie Wolfe. Linda Netf. Beds (k-mrann, Lli -abeth Corn. FRONT ROW: Judy Wright, Jamie Shoemaker. Jane Krause, Cindy Nclsdn, Ian Graab. Julie Fleek, Maribeth Doran, Beth Ann Fox, Mara Fiegle, Sherry Slone, Laurie Kometz, Patti Ising, Tina Eskridge, SECOND ROW: Mary Beth N'oden, Laurie Swanson, Diane Pittman. Patty Porter, Bea Dries, Grace Jubin-sky. Carla Dryden. Laurie Swick, Susie Meador. Elaine Elmore, Kathy Little. Carol Simpson. Barb Mulkey, Sandy Bailey, Alice Miller. BACK ROW: Gayle Mat-kowicz. Julia Burt, Tracy Ledman, Michelle Swiezy, lewel Barron, Dottie Janson, Susie Zoretich, Susie Krauch, Freda Winkler, Joyce Douglas. Mindy McEI-roy, Becky Ellis. Marybeth Madonna, Peg Silver. Sharon Powell Dave Smilh, Jett Veenhuizen, Ted Boutko, Carl Deufel. IFC JUNIOR BOARD FRONT ROW: Eric Thoc, Jason Wegh, Al Lootens, BACK ROW: ChipCarbiener. Dwight Raab, Tom Read, Tom Wilson, Rich Moore, Scott Wadsworth. u u FRONT ROW: John Cood, Doug Coltrain. Tony Julian, Bruce Bomx. Vane Clayton, Greg Adams, Scon Morgan, Jim Thayer. Mark Gossett. DaveGrieger, Jeff Salsbery, John Ca.wassa, Stan Davis, Steve Stcmhubl, Jeff Scroggs, Jim Madder. SECOND ROW: Jim Bedford, Doug Palmetcr. Bob Humphreys, Dave Freije. Sean Griffiths, Tom Harcus. 8rad McGuinness, Neil Winter, John Hamm, Brad Varner, Randy Salsbery, Steve Powell, Jim King. Dave Tiley.BACK ROW: Dick Freije. Eric Rasmussen, Clete Martin, Dave Conner, Scott Glover. Steve Goedde. Pat Coyne. Jim New-some, Steve Walter, Larry Leake, Steve Hanes , Phil Krause. FRONT ROW: Chuck Labee, Kevin Nonte, Dan Elliot, Kiri Masten, John Brenan, Brad Brunk, Bill Fisher. SECOND ROW: Bruce Phillips. Paul Stacy, Scott Pliepel, Doug King, Dan Griggs, Art Hair. Randy Dow. Eric Donaldson, John Garr. THIRD ROW: Randy Bobos, lay Rawlins, lay Danielson, Pete Wallace, Bill Bane. Rav Bitzer Bill Smith, Bill Utter. FOURTH ROW: Larry Gillum, Bill Lederer. Keith Ray, Bryant Hammond, Dave lones. Dale Heady. FIFTH ROW: Doug Hawes, Brad Redman, Jim Kroe-ger, Mark Shau, Al Barnes, Keith Rauschenburger, Joel Putnam, BobKehlor, Mark Barber. SIXTH ROW: GregKrieger. John Neal. Dave Neyer, Dave Wayne, Mike Delsos, Steve Fultz BACK ROW: John Butter-worth, Rob Badger, Pat Trippel. Jim Brown, Skip Hynek, Ralph McCord, Brad Dimick FRONT ROW: David Whittflcld III. SECOND ROW: Mark Heiser, Dave Henslv THIRD ROW Bob Gib-bone. Terry Bolden, Andy Fox, Martv Piice, Mike Cobb, Evan Lenhardt, Dave Campbell, Rick Marshall, Mike McCraw FOURTH ROW: Pat Perez, Marty Gerson, John Vian, Dan Wyman, Brian Nilles, 8rian Arkaki. Mike W'aronoff, Kevin Greenlee, John Malonv, |uan Campos. Rich Verholstra, Mark Tar-now, Don Wisniewski, Mark Kackmar. Mark Oro-gianes. FIFTH ROW': Ken Watt. Brett Stalk, Arnold Dumual, Marcel Sassolu. Allen Crewe, Steve Hamood. BACK ROW': Mark Rose. Lyndon Shields, Doug Paterson. George Truel. Bob Dunlop. Blake Larson. -1 FRONT ROW- Del Unger. Dennis Webster, .Moose Clark, Mark Burkett, Phil Needier. Rex Tribbett. CrcR Ressler. Dour Anderson. Warren Gaetz. Rav Shirlev. jay FruhlinR, Jack Madill, |ohn VVoodmansee, Mike Hendrix, Ron Scott. G.l Joe. SECOND ROW: David Evens. |ohn Marlev. Dave Me Gauahey. Marty For-dice. Joe Down ham. Terrv Me Klllip, Joe Procter Roger Strausburger. Gale Rbades, Kent Harris. Scott Odle Brian Neeles Dave Niehoft. BACK ROW Dave Harbison. BroseMc Vev. Garv Williams, Kevin Robeson, Ken Rulon, Bill Torbet. Todd Dawes. David lav. Jay Bush. Joe Lyons, lee Paarlberg. Scott I lath-ass as. Doug Dawes. Tom Korniak. Ion Kitchel, Kevin Wilson, Ras Ramses Mike Clark. Tim Brusnahan. Rex Smith Ted Me Kinnes w FRONT ROW: Mark Brown, Mark Erdbrueuger. Dan Rice, Kirk Smith, Greg Stevens. Tom Higaon. Tony Kavouris, Jim Whitaker. Lewie Ludwig. Marty Krug. John Verde. Damian Turchan, Scott Drew. SECOND ROW: Dave Gregory, Scott Neely. Ray Lamey. Rick Rueger, Al Anselman, Rick Allen. Bill DeWitt, Harry Nikides. Rich Sinclair, Steve Meiners, Fred MacDo- nald. Joe Batz, Dave Bentizinger, Steve Taylor, Al Arduini, Tom Atkinson. DougRoemelt. BACK ROW: Jeff Myerson, Todd Griffith, Jim Meltoch. Craig Tomkins, Boh Hanna, Bill Ennis, Dave Johnson. Mike Doda, Rob Farrow, Mike Martin, Al Matos, Neil Donahoe, Greg Meiners. Bill Collins, Greg Agvent, Mark Williams, Bill Haslem, Bob Wrenn. •©• 1 FRONT ROW: Steven ). Logwood, Robert T. Tatum. Jr.. Steven E. McKinley, David H. Moore. Jr.. SECOND ROW: Willie J. MacGruder, Rodney V. Chandler, Miles A, Hill, Samuel C. Wilson BACK ROW: Kevin C. Clay, Mark E. Monterio, Rodney A. Nicholas, larrv L. Shell 1 w o botham, Paul Beno. BACK ROW: Marty Veach, Don Ramsayer, Stove Lawrence. Michael McCown, |eff Brooks, Steve Picpenbrink. Erik Jensen, Scott Starling, Jerry Flint, W. Mark Heidenreich, Tim Kilgore, George F. Weller, Stephen M. Krol, Jon Stevens, Chris Kiper, Steve Sailor. FRONT ROW: Bob Davison, Jim Woods, Mike Bache, Pete Rukavian, KaneMacCounney, John Shumaker. Douglas Faux, Eric Juliot, Scott A, Karstetter, Peter Barrett, Donald Goodman, Bill Shumaker, Wayne Carbiener, Greg Beno. SECOND ROW: Ed Sinoicich, Kyle Altom. GregSchweikher. Alan Satter- ly, Dave Herold, Steve Ball. Greg Robinette, Ken Schultz, Alan Jones. Brian Turls, Tim Mule. Ken Sprong, Tim Moehlski. THIRD ROW: Gary English, Pete Beargie, Richard Akard, Tim Altom, Ed Fischer, John Thomas Moehl, Dan Armanstrout, John Shidel-er. Thomas Dickey, Lyle Masimore. Tom Hegin rr' Mehalso, Cast, A. Wedge, I.J. Carsiens, Araz museth Carter, |ohn Doe. Veno's. BACK ROW: Scott Clippy, Dirt Ball, Shed Schenkel, Freddie, Gimmie Choochoo, Snakebite Stiney, Ernest T. Bass. Bluto, M Dopee, Ted Baxter. Veno. FRONT ROW: Roid, Shorts, Bruno. Jazz, Burt. Codd-fish, Miss VeKet. loyner SECOND ROW: R. Danger-field. Archie Russell, )ohn Doe, Plud, Gorgs, Sully. Spock. lohn Doe. Mr. Coffee. |ohn Doe, Bools, Ollie. Otis Allan Glazebrook. Burch, Narclo. BurdoR. Old FRONT ROW Ken Sanger. Dave Hoevoner |im Beard. John Weber. Jeff Decker. Gary Martin, Todd 8ehnke. SECOND ROW Andy Ortstadt Kurt Kolseth. lohn Lerner. Jint Edge. Mark Kramer. Steve Scheidt. THIRD ROW: Dane Griffin FOURTH ROW- Bryan Schroer. Mike Molds. FIFTH ROW: Tim Finke Mike Toncock. SIXTH ROW. Kurt Sahlmann. Tom Gruenlogen. SEVENTH ROW: Tom Dierking. Larry Hoffman, EIGHTH ROW. Bryan Hankel, Sieve Hofiman. MnTH ROW: Sieve Hankel, |eff Sthuelz TENTH ROW: Joe Allen. Stan Hoffman. ELEVENTH ROW Dave Cassidy. Robert Vellmger. Karl Havte. 8rian Scheidt TWELETH ROW Tom Motz, Dave Sthaller. THIRTEENTH ROW: lav Kramimy.-FOURTEENTH ROW: Dan Kramer. Jon Wav. Gary Felger. Terrv Weidemann. Sieger, Larry link. Carl Voiahl, Will Tippet, Rob Harshburger, Pat Shanahan, Dave Lazor. FOURTH ROW: Bro Balentine, Tom llodapp. lohn Hanna. Paul Smith. Scott White. Tim Carter. Frank Deartlorit, BACK ROW Kevin Ravwood. Rick Mueller. Jack Slaughter, lohn Miller, Scott Weimer, Bob Mink-ulenka. Bob Toth. Jett Hall FRONT ROW: Tom Krajemki Jim Me Donnell. Lome Burke. Dave Oros. Greg Kroh, Pete Labus. Chris Clapp, Jim Barnard. Randy Robin on SECOND ROW Rich Wolt'red. Mike Green. Craig Mogensen, Mark Hosbach, Mike I liggens, Ed Fargo, Butch Santi-no, Ken Dyman, Tom Hoover, Andy Graves. THIRD ROW: Mirk Fooksman, Gus Podd. Dave May, Chris FRONT ROW: Ray Duvall, Steve Collins. Todd Reel. Cliff Olszewski, Phil Connelly, Willie King. Jessica, Bob James. SECOND ROW: Tom Wiekert. Dave Green, Eric Pedersen, Tim Vogus. Stanley Pierce, Jim Jensen, Chris Huang, Steve lurss, Mark Bodner. BACK ROW: Jeff Satoski, Gary Duncanson. Phil Hazlett. Ken Ziegenbusch, Dave DeBorder, Pete Dlckason. Rusty Sxoog, Joe Reel, Mike Kasamis, Tim Cortin, Scott Peters. w o FRONT ROW: CregKelm, Ken Reed. Aft Art. Mike Arthur. Paul Kropp, Dennis Duece, Ghengusjim, lag. Trocha, lap |r., John Miner. Bushman. Lillie Huey FOURTH ROW Shelly and Deck, Mantis, Rum, Toucan. Ed McGlyn. FIFTH ROW: John Hockey. Coley. Clipper, Crib. BACK ROW: Stan Allen, Petersan, Forgman, David Testerman. Dave Long, Captain Cook. SECOND ROW: Dan Schwartz, Mark Mika, Kevin Cain, Rob Coble. Tim Nolan, Dave Goddard. Chester Trocha, Jessie. Spunky. Sads. Uncle Root Bob. THIRD ROW: Tim ABASH VALLEY HOSPf MENTAL CENTER FRONT ROW: John Burton, Jeff Clayton, Bud Reby, Dour Jung, Joe Frasca, 8ill lovejoy, Via Sherrill, Dan Lubelski, Kerry Foth. Chuck Pohcn, Brad Phillips, Herb Hentzen, Chris Broccolo, Brett Bonwell, Greg Cesualdo, Ken Bast, Larry Devore, Andy Stone, Bill Shirley, Tom Read. Ricn Parks, Mike Elliot, Jim Hamilton Jr., Chris Cashen, Tony Steadham, Mike Mallonee, Gary Boras. SECOND ROW: John McGin- nis, Kurt Rosenberger, Mark Higbee, Rich Berardi, Dave Maleski, Brian King, Larry Flint, Jim Hamilton Sr., Greg Yova, Art Hecnt, Mark Banashack. BACK ROW: Brian Burns, Bill Wetzak, Bill Brown, Dan Oldekerk, Tim Shanahan, Mike Harr, Kevin Foth. John Stumpf, Rick Henry. Jim Selgrad, Gary Autry, John Wirtz, John Marshall, Brian Earley. Kurt Kroemer. Ford. Frank Marino, Dan Fitzgerald, Tom Kill, John Stewart. Greg Will. BACK ROW: Mark Baird, lohn Stevens, Greg Caine, Greg 8rooks. Mike Humerick-house. Ron Boerke. David Martin, Tom Insley. Steve Rubelle, Walter Melon, Darrel Allen. FRONT ROW: Mark Langhenry. Tim Cole, Jeff Egloff, Leo Sackett, Kevin Erwin, Scott Searcy. Scott Benke SECOND ROW: George Card. Dale Roberts, Jeff Wilson, Greg Baird, Tony Dillon. Craig Castle. Skidmore Fisher, Pnil Anderson. Jeff McCollough, Bert Will-man, Owen Egloff. Karl Kolmer. THIRD ROW: Mike FRONT ROW: Michael Russell. Mitchell Arnold. James Lipton, Mark Krefta. SECOND ROW Owen Griffin, Robert Grosskopf. Michael Piechocki. Peter Eich. Joseph Russell. Douglass Castek. Matthew Cohoat, Donald Sweeny. BACK ROW: Scott Maglio. Randall Salatin, lames Weber. Jeff GreenwelJ, Daniel Dippel. Mas Hmdenburg. Anthony Stapleton. Micnacl Weber. FRATERNITY H o u s E FRONT ROW: Jim Bryant, Paul Mohter, Duane Smith, John Cripe, Larry Stoller. Mark Blauvcit, Jeff Pyle. SECOND ROW: Jeff Bradshaw. Brad Wheeler. Rex Bailey, Kim Ames, Kevin Sullivan, Greg Gault, Tom Schoeff, Mom Leavitt. THIRD ROW' Andy McVoy, Scott Maple, Greg Tormohlen. Greg Myers, Dave Virgin, Kevin Cripe, Marc White. FOURTH ROW: Kevin Drane, Steve Lawyer. Keith Wheeler, David Retherford, Jim McBee, DougCatt. Craig Wil- son. FIFTH ROW: Jim Robison, George Dougherty, Steve Vail, Wayne Carter, Ed Thompson, Brian Thompson, Joe Seward, Craig Watte, Phil Brshaber. SIXTH ROW: Stuart Bryant. Brent Stut man, Alan Stowers. Jay Lawyer, Scott Strietelmeir, Scott Nelson, Ken Costin. Brad Pascher, Kevin Seese. BACK ROW: Tim Harshbarger, Wayne Turner. Randy Kelsen. Dave Welty FRONT ROW: Doug Nering SECOND ROW: Chris Destry, Paul Scheele, Ken Guidatti, Dave Jobb, Don Naylor, Pat Paulsen, Bill Keesher THIRD ROW: Kent Taylor, Bryon Wilson, Marty Reiber, Eric Behrenfeld, Tom Kozak, John Hylkema, Dave Wardrop, Tom Hughes BACK ROW: Ralph Mora, Norman Nozoosinski, Grover Brower. Jim Winters. HHHH FRONT ROW: Jack Rozwat, John Schwinn. Kurt Thompson, Dwight David, Kelly Alvey. John Buerg-lar. SECOND ROW: Greg Rank, Timm Ortman. Craig Fouts, Marc Melloy. John Bosscrt, John Hoffman, Mick Clark, Bud Ripberger. THIRD ROW: Brad Murphy, Jim Mares, Kevin Karner, Bill Bradley, Tom Hulett, Jurt Kuchle, Mike Bartindale. Rich Purcell, Jim Honeycutt. Chuck Olsen. FOURTH ROW: Joe Horvath, Joe Rigsby. Larry Baker, 8ob Bolt, |im Milner, Steve Han, Rob Tennyson, Rick Herold. Rich Scharf, Jeff Keifer. BACK ROW: Steve Cooper. Tom Wiseman, Jeff Peterson. x ■ Jj FROM ROW: Tony Christopher, Steve Ryan, Craig Duckworth, Vance St. lean, Knud Svendson. SECOND ROW: Greg Keller. Brian Huber, Fred Roily. |im Sparks, Doug Helling, Don Kocmer, Rob Stephan, Jim Jones, Matt Friedman, Doug Shoemaker THIRD ROW. Tony Ugone, Matt Peterson, Tom Dougherty, Joe Working. Todd Patman. George Petersen, Dan Binford. Bob Haddad, Rick Kimpling. Alan Gardner. FOURTH ROW: Jett Mack, Mark Edwards. Brad Ahbe, Neil Stamper, John Sulkowski. FIFTH ROW. Andy Simms, Tim Carlisle. BACK ROW MikeCalabro, Dave Hart. Hollis White, Steve Tillmans, Geoff Keller, Bud Jones, Matt Kraus, Jeff Brown. Dave Kotterman, John Lines, Gary Higbee, Steve Lions, J.T. Fortner. Jim Welch, 8rian Smith, Jeff Paul, Dave Dixon, Steve Hess. Mike Biddle, Doug Moore, Greg Hayes, Dan Stoor, John Bennet, Dan Sulkowski. Mike Speltz. ] FRONT ROW: Kirk Lene Price. Dwayne Mason. Ammon Wynn III, Chester Alexander, William Hunter. SECOND ROW: Andre W.C Peterson )r., Aaron Benjamin, Randle L. Smith. Rickie A. Bailey. BACK ROW: Glenn Ellis, Samuel Lee Minnis III. Seagren, Dave Mulcahey. Brent Dyer, Paul Dor on. Wade Lewis. Chuck Schoeler, Rich Baxter. W’es Foil-den. Tom Hill, Mike Littlefield. Bob Hale. Brian Ste-iskal. Hank Pietras. Tom Bloodgood, Vic Thompson, Tom Cason, Greg Ames, Mike Hailey. Dave Metzger. Bill Heston. Dave Garrett. Blake Deckard. FRONT ROW: |im Steddard. Pete Tunmcliffe. Eddie Roy Lucas. Dan Breslin, Brad Sawyer, hm Kitterman, Dave Mercer. Tom Schafer. Ted Bourke. Rick Roth. SECOND ROW: Rick Haves. Jim Hill, Mark Goldsmith. Scott Davis, Ralph Ballard lack Slabv, Bob Hofmann, Mark Mannella. Mike Woodward, lohn Rogan. Dan Klenkar. Steve Luckenbach, Dave Tavi-tian. )im Meyer. THIRD ROW: Randv Clark. Stu Cummings. |im Hughes, Fubar. Dr. Fudd, Bob-Cooley. Chris Gillig, Terry Clark, Tom Wilson. Bart Chilton. Ron Reehling. BACK ROW: Mike Berner, lerry Bryan, Mike Elies. Rich Kobza, John Hare, Dave Ou d FRONT ROW: |im Dodson, Doug Horner, Cordon King, Brad Herman, Craig Springmier, Tom Nine, Todd Pi«s. Vance Kerns. SECOND ROW: Chris Diet-rick, Doug Bolia, Keith Johnson, Mike Crabb. Dan McCarthy, Kirby Yoder, Bill Yoder. Bob Clutter, Bob Hoogenboom. Keith Schnun. THIRD ROW: Paul Hellmich, Brad Dihnke. Bo Schwartz, Tom Collig- noir. FOURTH ROW: Daw Troeger. Dave Movers, Randy Merril, Scott lost. Kevin Callahan, Vern Pitcher, Lord Cromwell, Dave Smith. Mike Tysrlind, Mark Fitzgearld, Mark Crabb, John Roden. BACK ROW: Daven Carlen, Johnty Munro. Pat McGrath, Pete Barr. Mike Mortell. “ M “ FRONT ROW: David Sterling, Michael Pelligral, Scott Wadsworth. Daniel Fisher, Pat Settle, Dwight Shelato. SECOND ROW: Marvin Maddox, Jeff Gorman, Ray Scher, Ron Hinton. Bryan Winslow. Tom Roush. MikeStuble. Tom Rasmussen THIRD ROW: Rob Crawford. Jim Smart. |ohn Leekley. Marvin Short, Steve Decker. Steve Verkade. Bill Vonacher, Gregg Curry. Gary J. Smith, Tony Funke, Charlie Croom. BACK ROW: Brian Pearson, Clark Riley, Mike Hoch, Pete Theberath. Greg Stuart. Brad Mochel, Bradley G.T., Bill White. Brett Hill, John Bernal Starr, Lee Burneson — « t, FROM ROW: David Clynes. Will Engel, John Rato-lowski, Andy Spoentgen. loo Gerencser, John Dan. Rock Macocha, Tom D. Kotsinis. |im Ramev, Marc Ruderman. Ken Karakotsios. lot Newton, Rich Guidi, Manny Benitez, Steve Met gentime. Mitch Miller, (fad Fritschle, Matt Rohm. Chuck Buehler, Dick Durham. Dave Newton. Bill Epp. Andy Glenn. BACK ROW': Chris Hill, Lou Josek, Kevan lohnston, left Marlow. Michael Miller. Animal, Dave Keaftaber Steve White, Rick Griffith. Fergie FRONT ROW: Jon Jackson, Butch McGlintock, Ron Bricker, Charles Boyle, Jim Gunderson, Randy Pfund-heller, Victor Esch, Charles Chopp, Ed Morgan, joe Donnell, Carl Meyer, Bill McCowen, Dan Keefe, Bill lilegdon, Dave Kunitz, Scott Moore, Bill Guthrie, Steve Zielinski, Marty Donnell, Rich Spada. SECOND ROW: Dave Dickinson, Doug Peterson, Tim McGuire, Jim Cagney, Dan Weidmann, Kurt McDaniel, Craig House. Brian Richardson. Jeff Hole-man, John Kinneman. Scott Blocher. BACK ROW: Rob Drabkin, Dave White. Dave Ruth. Andy Berg. Steve Stern. 0 w o FRONT ROW: Joe Miller SECOND ROW Mike Kse-niak, Dino Kottis, Fernando R. Tudela, |.D. Young. Jim Mattingly, Keith Sollivan, )im Brown, Steve Von-derhaar, Ken Sahlin. THIRD ROW: Bill Cerveny, Dale Elliott, David Debond, Brent Tarter, Steve Skrentnv. Ron Enz, |im Shervroc:ke, Bob Tarter. Bob Anderson, Ken Foulke. FOURTH ROW: Bill Fand, Ed Czapla, Dave Leibt, David Newton, Doug Cooper. David On, John Tucker, Wade Dent. Jim Donadio, Phil Cora, Brian Jones BACK ROW: James Abbott. Jack Cordelia, Chuck Nouck. Sam Thurman. Larry Smolen, Don Bethel, Bill Sellers. George Kaplita. Tim Kacius, Mike Perryman. Jeff Spangler. Steve Huchro. Tim Herrick. Ham Hunter. Jay Nasser, Bob Houts-chilt. Evan Reas. Ralph leno. Fred Fro, Chris Brown. FRONT ROW-. Bill Sartain. MarkCaulderhead. Gregg Grole. StCONO ROW: PdO Rickman, Harold Roman. Rob Stokes. Fred Hausmann. THIRD ROW: Bill Pulak. Dave Lumley, Tom loy, Rich Sisken, Tom Boldrick, Russ Arbuckle. BACK ROW: Al Fein. Rich Lumlev, Andv Boatwright, Dave Hancock, Tom Fenner 'v-v FRONT ROW: Keith Zayac, Mark Lewis. Douglisak, Henry Burch. Chris InRlot. Bill Thomas. Jack Downer. Ed Mackowiak, Mat Sutton. Vince Coulish, Mike Buccs. CarmineCamarattO, Rusty Hoffman. Boh Ferry, Ed Iwanski, Chris Dunn. Mike Sutton. Sid Daul-ton. Dean Mova, Mike Coglianese, Jim Wohsollek, Gerald Smith, DougKrynicki, Richard Demontbreun. Scott Golden. SECOND ROM': Mark Evans, Kevin O'Malley. Larry Parsons, Louis Lutostanski. Chuik Antony, Roger Risk, Keith Salette, Rob Shusta, Steve Stephenson, Eric Meyer. Scott Beatty, Steve Mathv, John Scott. Mike Antony. Roger Rudolph Tim Mul-sahev, Mark Pampalone, Ken Acton. Rob Kirk Greg Lernihan. Mark lamp. THIRD ROW: Steve Pogue, Lyle Hunter, Scott Ritchie, Gary Brownfield. Jim Melchior. Larry Kindig. Craig Stevens, Jim Ehrhardt, Chris Law , Larry Leszczynski. Jim Pedzmski. John Gauder. Emery Molnar. Mike Elt roth, Sam Fox. Dan Powell. Paul Thimons. Pete Wei and. Craig Seibert. Steve Clapp, lack Glecier. Jeff O'Loughlin. Eric Deahl, Bill Schmitz. FRONT ROW: John Verduce, Scott Grove. DavM Beckwith, Dave Carder, Bill Clark, Bob Schulte. Randy Pauls, Dave Wylam. Frank Riddle. SECOND ROW: Rob Baker, TimMcMeehon, F. Zappa. Damon Navy, John Bloom, Dan McHale, Craig Grove. John McKenzie. THIRD ROW: Tom Brigham. John Shiller. C. Hertelendy, Skiu Skuruy, Al Purdom, Jim Dinsmor. 8ruce Halley. FRONT ROW: 1st Champ Critter. Ben Zajeski. Doc Seidlin Bird. SECOND ROW: Dnece, [Tennis McClean, Freddy Lucy, Mike (tuck. Norm Lerner, Mike Marshall, Reid tadee. THIRD ROW: Obskura, Dave Crandall, Tom Poole, |im Hendricks, Baby Huey, Magmo. FOURTH ROW: Rosebud. Phil Aldag, Stu Spencer, Doug Pecore, Whit, Steve Daniels, Pat Logan, Dave Sturm, Scott Wilson, Nick Stein. FIFTH ROW': Stauby, Ford Ginter, Stretch, Keith Walker. SIXTH ROW: Steve Day, Tex. |ohn Fifer. Doc Hirsch, W'olf, Joe Saligoe, Todd Fritshe. BACK ROW: Greg Young, 80, John B. Rank III, Harper Deur, Boo-Boo. Michael L. Proctor. Lawrence A. Ross, Calvin L Lyons. Frank B Harris. Elton K Moore. Eric L. Wilcox. Raymond D Frailer Harold Webb. |r. XM FRONT ROW: Randy Cecola. Kerry Flowers, Norm Bafanno, Jim Kendall, Doug Anderson, Jerry Had-dem, Gary Pruitt. Todd Kaminski, Tom Costakis, Knox Bunton. SECOND ROW: Dan Inlaw. Jeff O'Daniel, Corby Thompson, John Lamb. Skip Clark. Opie Klingler. Rock Rolfes, Tom Kendall. Kent Broach, Lee Sterry. Rick Smith, Will Lyles, Dave Steele THIRD ROW: Moe Orme, Charles Conoley. Mark Carlson. Eric Hceke. Dave McCarter, Dave Westerbeck, Kurt Triwortha, Joey Weeks, Paul Hadley, Bill Trachtman, Mike Reed, Dix Dishona. 8rad McCall. FOURTH ROW: Dave Neese, Scott Zakraiasok. Eric Thoe, Guy Thomas, Tom Hall. Bill O'Brien, Tim Waymouth. BACK ROW: Steve Fish, Matt Frcije, Stew Jepson. Brad Snyder. s Nelson Almond, Steve Amorosi, Mark Ault, Tom Bol-ka, Scott Brown, Joey Bullock, Mike Cambell, Chuck Childs, Ken Clark, Walt Cooper, Mike Dreessen, Tom Engles, Doug Flentje, lay Gardner. Joe Clancy. David Glass, Bob Hall. Jack Hallam, Tom Hart, Bill Harpe-nau, Tom House, Craig Humphrey, Frank Hunter, John Johnson, Jeff Kassebaum, Bert Kibbler, Bob Lad- ner. Grenn McArdle. Jeff McCormack, Jim McDermott. Dave Mennen, Rich Moore, Bob Palka, Craig Peterson. Mark Pickett. Jay Piety, Jeff Piety, Brian Prascak, Scott Reske. Mike Roberson, Mark Russel, Craig Sajko. Jim Schafer, Chuck Shearman, Kent Smart, Mike Toth, Dave Waldo, Bluto Wilcott, Jom Wright. Randy Tork, WOW Brian Swingle, Craig Seeling, Bill Farrar. Dave Meh-brodt. FOURTH ROW: Pat Markley, Chris Peregrine, Dave Elliott, Chris Myers, Paul Knoebel. Glade Montgomery, Kirk Smith, Gary Chambers, Dusty Bennett, Mike Pacilio, Craig Heide, John Mac Gregor, Dave Kern. BACK ROW: Bruce Cole, Ken Bangla Strove, Fred Beckman III. Art Weisman, Mark Fields, Keith Reisinger, Jeff Buck. FRONT ROW: Frank Day, Rich Schroeder, Greg Hartman, Muneer Shwareb. Killer Monica, Jeff Redman, John Neary, Mike Matthew, Dale Spinidler, Tim Cat-ton. SECOND ROW: Jeff Calkins, Kevin Burkhardt, Don Buell. Greg Mitchell, Kirk Smith, Glenn Rix, John Hutt. THIRD ROW: 8R-S49, Phil Gemeinhardt, lay P. Buck, Steve Miller, Mike Olsen, Jim Quinn, Mike Willson, Dave Lund, Peter Oulevey, Jim Keefe, FRONT ROW: Doug Acheson, Gino Johnson, M.S. Bongs, Dan Lavengood, Mark Rine. Brian Eberhart, Edward Gregery, Curly Kat, John Burton. SECOND ROW: Brad Brink. Rob Harris, Darrell Taylor. Don Morrison, Steve Duncan. Bryel Phillippi, David Lombard, Ernie Puliitzer. Dave Riggs. BACK ROW: Ken Koeller, M. Nelstone, Cliff Ellery . Raat F. Stevens. Ar ' H] Jm t m it FRONT ROW: Tom Male. Paul Renaud, Lee Martinez. Chuck Hurd, Scott Kline. Rusty Kittell. Dave Winters, Mike Miller. Brian Santor. Gary Fredericks, Tom Taube. J. ). Dubois, Scott Frazier, lay Stout, Lance Detcrling, Mike Luptak, Robyn Stephens, Myles Olsen. |im Delane, Rick Russell, Chris Ber- nard, fan Hartman. SECOND ROW: Ed Runyan, Mike Knoll, Jeff Perkins, John McAllen, David Schultz, Jerry Hodge. Mark Butterfield, Rex Frohlich, Tim Bender, Al Lootens, Alan Weber. THIRD ROW: Mike Cassady, Jason Wogh. Bob Cetrone, Tim |en-nings, Steve Galecki, Mark Fechner, |oe Sutherland, Mike Ackerman, Mark Carrol. Bill Witham, Rod Buchketter. Rush Cassady, Jeff Sedam. Greg Frick BACK ROW: Alex Zaluckv. Steve Mavity, Bob Milligan. John Hilbert, Andy Holtell. Bill Boehning. Kris Miller. Brian West, Steve Murphy. BobPolak, Stewart Truit Bob Pfohl, Mike Pfohl. XQ FRONT ROW: Brad Maggart. Sir Oxford Bismarkvon mas. lames Britt, C. Roclr Boscoe IV. SECOND ROW: John P Beverc, Steven Durkin, Jet'f Herrold, Ste' VV. Smvrski, Thomas A. Masses, Doug A. Fee her Clark. FOURTH ROW: Da1 Tom Stiller, Jude Raken, AndvMuldoon, Mark Allen. Brian Weston, Bob Nees, Scott Rudisel, Tom Babb. Cnris Homan, Chris De- Beitel, Bruce Boeck, Johr ward, Tim Miller, Jett Kershaw, Ivan Dyar, Jeff O’Le- Doug Richason, Tom W ary. THIRD ROW: Douglas A. Parker, Eric C. Tho- FIFTH ROW: Scott Allmar ley McComas. James M. ,en P. Canaley, Scot A. b'id Frost, Scot M. Agerter, Kevin McMahon, Wade i Ncurenter, Ken Banas. iegman, Greg Knowles. , Don Cllppinger. Kevin O'Dowd. George Conopectis. John Howell, Steve Maze, Bill Haul; Sid Yu, Bob Ruark, BACK ROW: Scott Sieboldt. Mark Tassaro. Steven F. Hngeman, Doug Hartman, Bob Sullivan, Mike Rushing, Matt Pfister, Steve Prueter, Dana Knight, John Beaman. Jeff Basey, John Kelley, Dan Baird. H 0 -1 1 Sparky, Grunt. F.F., King. Gus, Brows, N.S., Buzz. Henry. Ethyl. Smooter, Clinker, Sooner. MR-0?, Kukamonga, T Rex, Chumley. Redneck, Old Man, BC, The Plonz, Snevels, Dog Face, John Doe. Scrunch. Raj II, Jack, Squire, P.B.F.. Dill, Yogi. Maxine. Scrod, Gladys, Tripod, Snevets II. Poe, Dentures. Jim Ford Ford, Philip Hirt, Bryon Pownell, Ray Staple-ton. Scott Fldetker. Art Shrader. David Gale. Dan r ku.ni kuvy: |im wagner. toe KromKowsKi, Nicholas Ramfos, John P. Cole, Guy Lafluer, Mark Meisber-ger. Randy Baker, Phil Yeager. Mike Ausderan SECOND ROW: Russ Porter. Rick Foutter. Brian Strickler. Jeff Leonard. Mark Dohrenwend. Mike Jef-vert, Brian Coleman, David Hane. Eric Lee, Greg Curley, Gary Watanuki. THIRD ROW: Steve Baumer. ton, Scott Fldetker, Art Shrader. David Gale. Dan Pease, Carlos, N. Javis, Jim Darif. Mike Davies. Chris A. DeRario. BACK ROW: Barry Granger, Tom Beslic. Timothy W. Self, Mark Steele, Jim Boyle, Andy Barg. Anee! Briunon, Dane lervis. leff Price, Tony Lusn. Angel Brignon, Dane Jervis, left Price, Tony Lus Dan Shaw. Marty Velasquez, Eric Parsons. FRONT ROW: Dave Tuomenoksa, Doug Ault, Tom Hausfeld. Bill Turk, Ken Winston, Al MacMillan, Dave Thompson, Dale Borths, Mike Yaro, Mike Silver. Mark Cneesman, Bruce Johannes, Dave Anderson, Guy Irving, Tony Zaderej, Tom Aude, Dali Gary. Craig Slinker. Steve Cobb, Marty McClelland, Ron Shroder, Terry Jackson, Airhead, Steve Powell. BACK ROW: Steve Poston, Dave Brittingham, Don Kruggel. Mike Gillette. Eric Christiamsen, Lance Clark, Randy Krampe, Dan Bennett. Mike Romine, Dave Burge. Mark Strong, Scott Burton, Kevin Kernel. Key. 9 N FRONT ROW Jeff A Dukes, Linda Ridge, Johnna Roth. Kee Johnston. Michelle Hancock, Micki Needham. Jeffrey P. Pratt. BACK ROW: Kirk Perkins. Cindy Bender, Bob Cole. Jeff Buehrle, Michael Fritz. Kevin Freed, Steve George. VV'- FRONT ROW: Jody Ottinger, Karen Leibering, Mary Ann Mathews, Marcia 8eard. Lori Darrow. Christ! Quimbly, Becky Rogers, Regina Wolf. SECOND ROW: Cindi Rak, Toni Glidewell, Holly Foxworthy, Paula Sullivan, julianne Barret, Donna Hardesty. BACK ROW: Gina Miller, Mary Pat Moran, Beth Power, Mary Schott, Karen Agarwal, Jan Wiedeman. Imhoft. BACK ROW: Mark Worlev Eugeno Reibel. Stove Palmer. Dennis Konklo. Steve Spangle. John Beuhgmann Scott CuUinger. |im Martin, Mike Fromelius. FRONT ROW: Allen Koester Dave Bowman, |ohn Martin, Mark letsinger. Mark Atchison, Brian Hell-mann. Jeff Smith. SECOND ROW- Tom Elter. Charlie Maggart, GregSouder. BobSeftrin. Minnie Sullivan, loe Martin. Paul Blankenbefger. Al Stewerf, Brvan O' O —J LJJ FRONT ROW: Calvin Wills, Richard Maler, Bob Cuse, Amad Arno, Dave Dickmander, Jeff Dukes, Ron Noll. Rod Perkins, David Motz. Nolan House, Bob. Cole. Kevin Cate, Mrs. Doris Bringle (House Mother), Fred Hamer. Moves Kirtley. 73m 00 FRONT ROW: ]im Marks, Tim Marks. Rick Roberts, Jeff 8rand, Brian Huffer, Jeff Miller, Martin Muo Cidrone, Michael Anderson, Greg Estabrook. Kevin Tribbett, John Brand. Scott Bracale, Fabian Serna, Kevin Freed. SECOND ROW: Lester Smith, |im Kin-lev, Jerry Kinlev, Tim Anderson, Mike Bezy, Bruce Jones, Eric Hamilton. Brad Parks, Bob Kobee. BACK ROW. Charlie Presley, Twain Summerset ? 73 FRONT ROW: Dave McAfee. Rich Butler, Rick Hoffman. SECOND ROW; Bob Cook. Mark Baldwin. |im Kinsey. Brad Guitar. Jeff Smith, Ben Boiler, Everett lompkin THIRD ROW: Lauren Napier. Mark Ut , Kurt Boiler, George Johnson. Tim Gusler, Chuck Johnson, Dave Nulf. Purdue ClIFM $4(0r f' Ptcscr a Hall _ Jau 8c Ticket •00 p ' THIRD ROW: M. Davison, Rvszard Dudek. R. Banos, Scott Casey, Dean Wentz. M. Hirsch, T. Wiseman, Spock Snake BACK ROW: K. Brocksmith, M, MeDermont. B. Weaver, D. Hoffman, R. Render. K, McKean, B. Wolfe. FRONT ROW: Dave Miller. Pat Murphy. Randy Houghton, Don Zentz, Tom f lake, I. Kiess, C. Harvey, Keith Spiegel. T. Mills. SECOND ROW: B Hanna, John Padgel. T. Hitch,) Lewis, J. Prett. L. Meyers. D. Reifeis, M. Flowers, S. Grider. T. Musgrave. FROST: Cheryl Culy, Lesa Roe, Diane Barber. Nancy Baugh. Sandy Tosto, Diane Stephen, lulie Stevens, Rosie Murray, Leslie Keller. Patty Yanos, Sara Gael . Kim Anliker. BACK: Lori Cullop. Linda Ridge. Karen Horn, Kari Ploetz. Caramel Sheets, Lisa Creech. Irene Vasquez, Amy Sharkey, Mary Ann Schegel. Barb Rumschlag. Shelly Harbath. ROW: Mel McMurt, Jerry Miser, Kerry Newman, John Stenger. Craig Temple, Walt Deacon. Kevin Musselman, John Fetters, Terry Snyder, Mike Johnston, BACK ROW: Brad Miller, Barion Shively Jeff Crosby, Doug Huber, talon Allen. Rex Wuthoich. Brian Miller FRONT ROW: Mark Kelly, Jim Boyles, Harry Feggers, John Montgomery, SECOND ROW: Grieg Grips Voss, Allen Garrett, Terry Healy, Angel. John Rupcr, Todd Ewen. THIRD ROW: lunior Goldstein. Chuck Fishman, James Beerstein. Kraig Musselman, Mark Sutton. Randy R Houston. Tim Seeders. FOURTH FROM ROW lisaCapen. Theresa Sulherlin. Cheryl Meyer. Miedi Woodruff, lanice Harnak. Marta Mengel, loan Onak, Connie Calmer. Carla Thurner, Cheryl Eicholtz. SECOND ROW: Amy Schobv, Laura Chastain. Cheryl Root. Andrea Dauro, Gloria Aungst, Michelle Roy Sharon Ramhap. Kim lackson. Kathy lohnson, Amy Gangwer. Val Wickham, Sheila Morrison. 0003; 2 FRONT ROW: Tim Eherding. SECOND ROW: Dan Grice, Harold Simpson, Dave Brauchler. THIRD ROW: Robin Roberts. Kevin Carnes, Christopher. Miles. Todd Adams, Dale Blackburn. BACK ROW: Luke Wagner, John Mascoe, Pete Clyne, Christopher Rowan. Mark Hossler, Curt Bejes. mr 01007° FRONT ROW: Tim Citron, toe Kessie. trie k Metzger. Gary On. David Byers, D.ive Rutkin. Te t Brinson. SECOND ROW: Bear, Burgmicr, Toddy, Rick Dee-ter, H. Peacock, Rich Gerard, Astro Rood, Larry Flitt-ner. THIRD ROW: Al Nc-wman, Arnie Arnos Mike Featlierstone, Btibba Vahary, Dooboar Dunlap, Hop. Boner. BACK ROW: Dave Rastovskr. lim Nrckles. Little Kevin. Partying Marty Huseman. Tim (Willy) Williams, Tim (Raz) Rastovski, Fred Rosemeyer. Kevin (Tarzani Lachmund. FRONT ROW: Denise Peck, Eileen Yarbrough, Lois Matzat. Peg Lklester, Bridge? Erickson, Becky Houston. Susan Paarlberg, Karla Hackman. Mars Peterson, Janet Mansdorfer. SECOND ROW: Beverly Lawler. Mary Brasier, Suzanne Leeke, Debbie Endris, Carol Liblie, Debby Taylor, Paula Doppelfeld. Susan Westwick, Maria Reitzug. THIRD ROW: Anne Ward. Robin Foster. Lori Huseby, Dawn Mennel, Traci Campoli, lulie Sweeney. Sue Brudi, Mary Jo Torsell. Katherine Rosback, Tammy Duncan. Mary Beth Hammond, Miki Hancock, Mary Dixon. Sue Rynear-son. BACK ROW Susan Jackson, Lora Houston, Cindy Bearhope, Lisa Matkovic, Cindy Deckard, Tonya Tatern, Linda Gudas. FRONT ROW: trie Bandy, Jeff Troike, Keith Nicholson, Kevin ChaSUin. SECOND ROW: Steve Wogo-man, Fred Buckles. Dennis Martin, Brent Rosenbaum. CreR Boyd, third row; Ralph J. Barr, Ken Kaiser FOURTH ROW: Don Wendel. Steve George. Chuck Tuohey, Bryan Fry, Brian Chastain. BACK ROW: John Fqrtna, James Taylor. John Voljman. Dave Hoar, Jeff Chastain. J . - ii� r ■ — ■ FROM ROW Martlia Porter, MicKellc Aldridge SECOND ROW. Laura Ri s, Donna Kinnu k Karen Tucker, Stacv Waters, Joyce Rvan. Teresa Malsema. Diann Emenhiser. BACK ROW: Denise Kru . Laura Caldwell. Cindy Doctor. |an Temple, Li Spiece, Denise Pickett. Kells Hickman. Bernie Moster. 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Rocho ' T. 3e f R Clip Rpao 5- frub FOURTH ROW I Ovon M. Scbnuf I. PoLorni T. CofPc W 9 B Srupp FIFTH ROSS' K. SSSleiA T. Ausm C. Seeehem N. Omllinne; X Bescr S. S « te ici C S-a-dl BACK ROSS’ C. AAlsson I. Mjv O. OttitA K, Shelby T. BMham I I. Sumefl 237 Earhart Hall FOURTH FLOOR EAST L PoiVwjtt StnVv r- M | Oark T Sutler M. Vain I 9«f c' 8. Schuilcf C Rocfctvoh C Dov v M. (ifnitii I Oaut 8.1. KA. K n� n C. 8tnn«i C A. Strickland I. Hikrf L tfe roch 0. Olilvtr V LShafer K Dunn 8. 9on I.FVkcr T 8«kc FOURTH FLOOR WEST FROST ROW U Brand K. Clem M 5 efw id M. tulfr T. Radfr I ioAmoo SECONO ROW I McOennoa t. Unxn O, Conaway M, Wittftcn U Arpin V Rfcce SACK ROW C. 8ramc« S Sk � n A. lew and K. Wvy K-CataVJo J. Andrrwy Earhart Hall FIFTH FLOOR EAST M0 1 A Firhin M Cmu A Prrivpl M Mom M M. M t M M. MtV BACK ROW I. Mcvt-I c«n t Sfcrwrun M. Burton t HflnoU L Umbenh M Schrjftd C- T.c n 8 McGtfVgy M. Kim me1 I MtCOY M,M. OiltV M.M Viy Ni, M M Flo M.M. Ann« MM Nfcfefc FIFTH FLOOR WEST FROST ROW K Wndrit J. UAOwiU O. Ho)w-g M Conn iswi X 0� w« I ROM M. Cirturt $. iohnvon MCOSOROW 0. Plu J S KircfccS 0. letWmin X. Bunco M, Amlin R. Mill S WWW V. Sov I Kiirm Hut !d X Fen � rm� fc f BACK ROW M. KkCunr X MofRin AiVji -v, rovropnr l MvVicwtci V WSScn P ScwiirK C M«At C Cou«h 7.35 0 Ki«1 L Kixry I tong s. Nunpf Earhart Hall SIXTH FLOOR EAST R lrv. si I Biwn C Invnom M. sof 8ACXROW 0, H.Sjitfif T Red I Han I Wr he holi Ana I R l t. Uonnbcrgcr P letter N, Bfikv t- Phanl I- f'i:rr I. Htret A. Pewrwi t n«h T N«M Back RO L «oim A Hunt A. Hcffrdccn C. Ow J. Andeexxt 0 Kalian FRONT ROW I’ Br-VO.R. 5. Witt R. Owen I Hen I Noble $ • :« '« a fan I. CruJ StCONO ROW C Cuttman 3. Hj� e K Lowry V S � uno k I. To V � 8«V THIRD ROW I. H U?M A. Wall D. Oak M: Unelle I WcdeV T Won K. WnUntwt SfCOND ROW K Pkfvt T. Cun Ivy X. Conley L Mattatvano I Vr n.« Earhart Hall SEVENTH FLOOR EAST FRONT XOSV C Wih C Ow (hi J. Bfya- 1 Hubert K. Baud C Wan S. Walker SACK SOW M. Hjmme� C Seauebamo K. P StvUtck I Matter j. Booth D.Smaa 0 Andrew P. SNrar 1 HueVifterm SEVENTH FLOOR WEST FRONT ROW M. Sobw 0. Bnci- N. TrauM C. Sthneide |. Ilin conai 8 Ravrr «CONOROW s. Pont I lee M h C. |w 1. (OfiMWl L CvtATVfhl C Randi K. (nek . K CUrk H item thSuj ISw m. Vnar I. HinVeltirfr I. SfePc H Bhdpn V. fwvacie I WotfanJ K ivsw� i 0 OeMaor I, Gotttiv KU� 4m 0 ana 1 Bobfcwdrt BORROW i. Moto OCalHn I Welhm I. Bled K Walton 241 Earhart Hall e Fowler Courts Grad House West vv Often times, the first thing which confronts a person when they arrive at Purdue is the four cold walls of a dorm room. In an effort to maintain sanity, rooms are modified in each student's version of interior decorating. Styles range from early brewery to late night seduction as students often find a way to express their personality in the way their rooms are decorated. A picture from home, hanging on the wall, can do wonders to cure a case of homesickness. By building lofts and raising both beds off the floor, more living space is generated, not to mention some interesting times climbing in and out of bed. After a day of classes, a student can escape into his own world and hide from the realities of Purdue. Pictured here are some of the different worlds to be found in the residence halls. Harrison Hall :«s Harrison Hall EXECUTIVE COUNCIL ntONT ROW 0 V n54cM« S Gray M C tnrarr T F 3 D- KOTOW stcoso row I Bird M Marqoil 9 KjroJn®« M. Kennedy M Surr I Sc i� !l c. Raabc B. Bellamy V. Srbert back row M, Wawak M. Kin N. McCartney I OWi |, Roman R 8oed M Orev C Sorter R. Almiiy SENATE fRONT ROW J. MRn C- Tor C. IWSrfwr D. Moody StCONO ROW B. Wi « M, Cemrv I, Dav d on C. Looei C. Gin M. BoerM I. R-eKe HACK ROW 0 Voc rt T. Th ry 0. Kurovk. C. 0« C. Ouemsn V. SUen 0 Erdebr A Oe f e S. Richter :so Harrison Hall FIRST FLOOR FRONT ROW M .suitr--.i Mi UujtfilmaRe C. Kaimak {)- KlarOWWl M ftffM V Bvpm C SW K Mylar ) A Siatk A. Hampel D. krm 1, Ohlhauven CJ, Ivon C. link kCONO ROW Rtnvdy M Uhl A Wrmll M. Rcwcn M. Wawak feeve Tyite N. Zello I flfOHA T Papinchafc I- Bar I. ICA't'Y K. Hixon T. K-or FOl. KTH ROW . B:«l � . Wlgtey L •'.imko I L URx tuc S r� C Atoofe D ArxJrtym f, Ch� puu K Frey 8. Bellamy t K«vtVW C Rjube V, While WC� FIFTH ROW I. lame I. Alktrw A. CixHen S Rytu 1 Minetn 0. Boefcmjrr M Oemv 1, Wihor. 8 ken I. WHtv H Fauikrer C Parry P Well BACK ROW C. Kryfeyk I Kile.-C Men tel M. IMX o.so'ao M Merrm e; SECOND FLOOR FttQ.XT ROW TH«0 ROW M M.y an M Iryerunn 0. VartSicMe I. John S. C-ay 5, FrerSevan C. 0 � � B.Srmlw T Law 8 MeKpnnon A Ot ce R. 8rcrivr M Micv R. luoano P. Hiwck B. Mv-wingm Me C PurtH 1, Warner S. Mcevr A. DvcVena 6 Wasv 0. Chained C Kob.l I. Mlunwu C Novak 1. WavhlnRtan L MO.amva kCONOROW SACK ROW 8 McDewcfl I. Mann 1 Rcfctei 8 John | Mviini M. Unc 1 Trria 8. Scc« S. McClp eshen 1 Cano C. CM - K. BeJevky M SUIT T. 8tu R. Zimmer 0. Kuchle C Merry (.khom I. U� CV B togliih M. Denovan T FaSeefl 251 Harrison Hall THIRD FLOOR FROST WJV FOURTH ROW R. Hilvm T Ki Win 6 Moflmjn V. McCormick M. MirPuH I. 9Uif 1 0.wn 0. SwrrUOl SfCONO ROW F. Chcot S. SJYi y A. )oo« M HUMy � . Carroll V CalK w� r S. Krwd P. Atfttt 1. Oav� dwn C. Kihon 1 Axtoll 1 Pci� tov f 1. Dir-jeH 0 grown P. Monimon M. Morgan M. ParrHh J. Koch S. Tro| n T. McDaniel T Winter TM RD ROW l.jSSi V. Sizcn S. Rdf i Rofr'i SACK sw L. Money K. Msd n m Mcttln D. Wtil A. Schcmochei 8. Board K C� i A. Hinton C Lockhart S. Andorten M. Kaftan 1. Bortrr C Wanrkfc M. Kftnun M. SchuSl B BaaJfy C Ooonjeot T. MopewoK FOURTH FLOOR FRONT ROW K Bc n.ng T. WfoOcI 5, 5rYi«V' 8-Who 1 Zootemeil 8 Cfl'K C Ci't 1, T«k o 1 Lenin C- topor M PfKh 1. Hjfnrun D. Gorton DettNofc 1. loop K. Kramer K Hoodenon C. Ka� do B.GiUCt StCOND ROW 5. bam BACK ttiW | Dlckenton K. Neddonhep K. Mam 1 Otborn R. Stroboct S. firming : Phil! � 8 Cv� 'er� S. Pi« K. O'Mojfi H BHhop P V y r D. SchKnnon T. Hinton 0- Watty THIRD ROW D. Stafford C Movr B.-Kilpatrick 1 F fW� M Schrrrf! R WTrooior 252 2SJ Harrison Hall FIFTH FLOOR FROST ROW K Guerter. I. tohmon J. Guerten G. Kdic+xn R Cuerton I COuloo 0 Guerten K. 8 M. Currten M. C� llmc c D. Guerten T. Centry 0. Gxrtcn 1 SpnpcVeimoe M. Ceunen 0 M Ceurten K, iVduc R Ceurten M. WjRfKV C Ceunen T foil 8. Guerten M tXinn BACK ROW S Ft.1 $. Cumcn B Kin 5 Cuerten StCOND ROW 1 Guenon MOO K Guenen H Une C Guenen l. Se-Kv U Khebei M Guenen t Curnen I.Jonc� 1- Guenen C. Neefcv 8 Guenen 0 HnrtweH I. Guenen T. Sooat O. Guerten D Han-run D Guenen A Rc«J C Guenen H. Gnvufi V Cuenen THIRO ROW K. Guenen D Ceurten M Guenen 1. Ceunen 0 Guerten T Ceurten R Guerten SIXTH FLOOR FRONT ROW W. Hcwy S. Kc tr k S. 8oim L Vande'Mof' iB-trrvj . VitUet C Hotfrrtn t Them I Oeewilef C. lonry K. KcrriKi'd C M , SfCONO sow I Siamoe C. Sklllirvirt I. Women T. WHmi A. Wlliunton L Wa� em nn t ZeU ko V Roihxk L Reddle M Svwirt 0 Moodv J. CmIi TM1RO ROW C Conch S. V.! T K. Simon M. Neantardet K B ll rd C. Tocfcey A CBi K V Vro� M. Kffifein I ! Jinn K, Mom V. 3� own S. Sauc BACK ROW S Richie W Zettiko I Muellee C-Gundenon M. fh«N K Kjnmnjcnc K. Bowen Oow CHtV M. Scdim C Witter I fowl T. Back I. S h ll 8 Kennedy - Harrison Hall SEVENTH FLOOR FROST ROW 8. Hart N. CwrOW StCONO ROW R. Gardner A. Co. $ Minm W. Soh. A Un� p t. Nl«o M R n 5 UrfiW M.Sobrtno K I. Marts THIRD ROW C Kill M Wlriu K Terry C McColW- J. Mkn I 5«tn A- C l� r J, Williams C Bradley A Bcevy K Monri I Hlll'TVill T. 8«nn«! EIGHT FLOOR FROST ROW 6 Hatnstow C Johnson 8. few C C t K Coruo I- U n C- Bums A. Ct� el K. Taylor A K udel I W«y C Awi M Do ruc sfCONO ROW C Schmid G Tivtter N, KOfncs L Chambers K Bo T. Bohnett t Wf.� p X. flood X- Ktodten I Robertson THIRD ROW V. 5hxker W Mow I Sthk i A Rani-eo 5 A-nv-i A Washer O. iko Heave $ Rannry I Willing I. Ceddes FOURTH ROW G. MeUmich 5 McDowell T Stachr I ( � «• fl Dean M. Hclutl D, Sanders « Bradley V ManM I. 5«vl(j D Swxopdrf C Otthjin I. Wany C. Cordes RACK SOW I Romans 5. Wamsman K. Miller 8. lamtxcctii 3: Va«jo« a. Miito s Sbckris 0. Wr he I Mufwjn j. Gilman M Raff'd 0 Momma T Rink M. Bram G Sorbm FOURTH ROW M. laks-c I. Faw C WcConkey C Rhodrs A Pnmack L Bw.Mi1 D. Irdrlae L SMchK-C ZirArr 5 Coon I Fanchl I WtVfiiCkl SWCXROW K Juflon R. FVrrenne T WaWen M. Barr C Tetior T. Murray f- Stench 0 Wlbgn 1 svviVt R. Amisy P SanWRO j- Byychman I McCoOum D. flianWr-Mker D UOgw D 8oiw � i LMKIiol 0 Head 255 Harrison Hall McCutcheon Hall FIRST FLOOR FRONT ROW 0. Mtmil T Grant R. Shtoop 5 Campbell T. Rawlmgs I Bradshaw N, Homan 5. 8«mc« 1 U rv O Hilli -d D. Own D. Braddick S. Fanjuahar 5. Ktfrscar l. Pcrorield M. I la Rota Lintel S. Dtvxkvon $ Cato 1. Sentton P. DeWakJ 5 Sotrr B- SctoiKtrr S. Reemtnsde? K. Onman I. Hendervon BACK ROW O Moller W. Simon SECOND ROW K. RooOrtwth P- B cwn F Patron P Ci cc C. Norik 8 Hawkins I.Gacey L. Conway 0 Home-er v. utet S Movnj S Lawrence A, Z� at l.Swnte ). Carte M (.cer T. tCiriwit 8 Bdlev. T. Richter C 3cr� et R ICOCT t- Romberg A. Re-can N. Vote A. Sell P. SwitMr B Tormoto THIRD ROW K. Slentt M. Retoman C PaOoo Said SECOND FLOOR FRONT ROW t Ktmdrai I. Cam M. Robert 0. Shoreman M. Schoto 1 Ptxvianoe M. Wilton p. Huang 1 IXck R. Rabbn 0. Hatkr 0. Swnun K Schwinn L. Ross B. Wainacotl E. lohnttone FOURTH ROW R. Anderson 5- Bell R. Martin D. Fischer L Rots 0. Wilton Kawteye 8. Va-agsch S Noton 1 Morrit 5ECONO ROW m. OeVanev 1 Oem E Week 1. Waller t Gourfev T N rsoo S. Shank K. Volk V. Swing T. 8eB N. Surufk C Nreweglowakr 1 Setewwn C. N 5� koi Si. Sane M. Foryythe P. Vsctm I. Blackbotn 1. Forrester T Thompson so ™ G. Parsons flash D. Hall BACK ROW THIRD ROW G. Keflv S. FWrr C Sioerm 1 Mathail C Creot 1 Mallauee L Clark I Nrtl £. Pettier 1. Mancie E la: C AtkiMOn D- Fta C. Wilton R. Bhito V Mmetocr S Ope 5 WWte T Twigg. L Prtrrman 1 Pogo M RajrxA I. Slick R. Footh M. Fu«y L Menas T Hash 258 McCutcheon Hall THIRD FLOOR FRONT ROW I Min t V. Sj.rti R Hancock I McAvttnti t. 3a� s R. Wokk M. MUam 0. 0hon K Kassner KCOSD ROW 8,5cht«le C 9auermcitM� M. Cbencham M. FOSS V Panlll LMochel K. McDotolM M. Kale V Thru I McAst-erey . lenrsrsrta P imp THIRD ROW 1, Becker 9. Erdner B. Sipes 8 Remenxhnrxlo A. PoCiekay W Wharford S Ml f Taylor $. Thoma M. Sklba |. SunpiO' I, Forsacic T. Rose � fpolcv FOURTH ROW C Tharun C Sparks Mini T, Watkins 0. WV-ske W. Smith R. Kacrtfs 1. Ruhn C. Nelson M. Cray T. Johnson 5 Rhoades 6 SchKtJrmJsxr 8. libcv H. Da. I C.Sraosc 8, Sanor--'W 8ACXROW 5. Wolf 8. Bttnsrs I. Gilbert P. Weber C. Dock C. Taylor M. Dftbrow X Shulrars N D rfin« T KoalowsU 8. McKee FOURTH FLOOR FRONT ROW S. Ormsan C Chambers C. Wilson a rs -1- • A Mjonon K. Kertuhb A. RufX C Snebel I. Doe 3 Murtbs K. We Gt M. Scholu 0. Fenton S, Vdor 8 Spear S. iJxulh K. Alter 1 8 l-nM FOURTH ROW R. Coodwm frank C. Oteuk D. SedVt C. Veta secoso row C Christo } M. Mart I. Oxholm 1. Bn saker V, One C. Crawford 1. Farran Oashyan 8. Whistler O ichoH 1, Wheel S Seber A. McKlusky 0. Hooeenboom D.lesenhiser T. Gutasa T. W.nnersberR I. Kuhn I 8'Kites THiRO ROW T. Kincaid D. Smith f. Datid H. Stem BACK ROW 0. Col D WAIue 1, Kerbs P. Huber 8 W.lsors C. Caumrr T Collini L Mdchell M BuhOull 8. Rcwdrbwsh 0. Oneo 0 Morton Ml F S. Nickel S, Draper R. Newman K.MeUu«hltn D Sr oka 2M McCutcheon Hall FIFTH FLOOR FRONT ROW t $mRt S Smitfi 5. S t t O WjCi 8. MuipPiy I Owandm t K. .vWa D-Hw 5KCWD WAV C M«� D. PoW-VUr' D. Snvrji I PutMcmiv f- Cttwirv S-De� t S. i� nUf l. I Kot.clney R Hjmmrr 0. PW� R. Trrr.-0- Vcmjn I •■VI corf M 8 hV 0. Kc � on 0 Stahll I. Hopoirit S. D« toh S SSCphcrH M. Smith THIRD ROW P.CVvrUrrf A Coow� H $n m V WTwip 0. Sum I Duncan I Huytiet 3 Z’py K Pz V.voo 5, 0 w� � wy M, BufOw-W A 3 W«'-n 1. Wp, ln FOURTH SOW’ M. Iilboc K StHmoSOing M. Clawion C Thorrpton y 3twlv O. $N ifW i. Cowan K. Kdlpv C.Ccm C tA ncan R Colaw-u, S HoWtn T. Schmitt HACK ROW I K'tcort I toilsum I MtUU T 5v� C t W. W« e S- MunfiC! •C. O’Connell R, ColltKMtil 5 Holden 0. 3rll T. till SIXTH FLOOR FROST WAV t. Mkk K Titoman P. Malhcvvt N. Fvkun� ((a M Adam A. tndtnlaub R KydcUnftr. I F .ll I FNVt 5. Hollrt l_ 8ovr«i 8 fcnolm «CCWD ROW C SchWwir. C NWJ 0 Wtiwrunlpl D ChWAMll $ Zcnu J, Yeoman A Smwmli S Fu!« L H� r p I MW L Hou«r I. IWflB I K1RO ROW C. IVnnxl C krtwaon S 5«H D. OVRcnon l.SAe. P Unjtrv M M-Kh K. lohoxm P. Hcvnwrm W feu : M Motion D Ham BACK ROW C. Batch fl Ca� o R. Souttnvood C. Kotba 8. TillOf M l Onc� t Rom M 8rottA' C AlChc P. IVAaJWi 240 McCutcheon Hall SEVENTH FLOOR IRONT ROW K. OH 0. ShubKk 1, S Huntr- T. Kin i Cokwi S.8o,0 I WjcJo S. Gu'Vjcirun W lohnuxi K lo4 - StCOND ROW I. HUThiW D KMir D ZiCt I.AIbcn 5 Do,Ve $ V m«co C. FiinV K. Ktlr C GroJo I. KovkH £. Uuiiu M 7 v n� i I Kimihoo M 8!i hl TMIRO ROW M WiiS I. fK T, � jn n tk-'X'-K. frahm ft 8cnn« L Tr-cwh G- Cjrrw 8 CK ROSV 8 8 OtCo-1 K. Frthw I. Calm E NK'njn D. Ctftr, M SJJ.rf'Vr T Conwi EIGHT FLOOR 2« Meredith Hall EXECUTIVE BOARD fftONT ROW i. Ataphv C Ort ! f HJO « S Ihoi K. Dntn 0 Tjulirun V. Burtx SACK ROW 1 Mpa-Unf I. Vocbum C. 0 b«n 5. M So D. SbcUnftlon N iVwtfall 0. Frjjnliw W MUfcci SENATE Meredith Hall i NORTHWEST I Blittjnofir W loWKM 0 KwmW M Cutiov V M 0 jn 1 CWrtxmr l Me Anally 0 lambcrt V Jxdiiw B. C .-Kr - M'Sw-i' ' 5, tur A. Mao 1 McClain C. FTl«nv% f.Udd M, M K,McIkM«4I BACX HOW C Hv� le I Botrifl C SKwjrt M Mjrvak L KiBCfctt • BpcUKi 8. topic M Kuc . CoMr. FIRST FLOOR SOUTHEAST SOUTHWEST WONT HOW | Mosratf C Ochcncirr A. Sucicinr T. Cj-Ja K. I S Wuc« h t. VVue Mrft I- MfW 8. «wun M V f f N Mwualo MCOM ROW I S t«jn C. OtM X. Buchanan N fc � hr« M Hu'KA i I.Vnpbrfl M Boiph i (HW D abf Vir-cpoO I Ta � lt 0. Ruwcll K O tnom- 0. 3oAett T. F.%t e� ,M. Nfcnfecfl f. Modct BAOt HOW M Xhr� n ft- twfl M lim H Tfrv t Moriln C Imetf i orWu K WMM I VWflUOH M. Ort rt� C Maheu I Heiny t f.eW% C Otbom A. Ob� K I Wasm I IHin FIRST FLOOR NORTHEAST FKOVt WAV C. VWhon l StCONU WAV B.MoSna I $mnarjhop Z Lev. M. W-chtmod M 8 wiM M Pooroe! C CMxxn C Mcf«hw B l «cb tK:KO WJW V Vev M K ■ Mufphv S. Hilo M 5nMh 8 MervdfuViort r. Pnbcf M Cli¥ 2 nhlt KK-STM XtAV N Kjntci Meredith Hall ECO FIOOR NORTHEAST FRONT ROW X. Po«H W «aw I Olrliod S Hrmni A Lniftncttc t Hcrf.U M Hj ktl I U«h S Herd stCOND ROW L PixX V. lvir . I Vonttrl.n P. Urtc C. Oau X. Spa-I lu'- .o I. GMftncc M Hirv.'1 t Hrt� hc I W rr ii!i C. CKwft STACK ROW I V Ccr I KjvwoX’ 0 Wjrri (. Morrtind T. RucWc t Toc' s T Cm I- WWK' S. WlUon H OiNm C. Sovet I. T W'Mrtcr SECOND FLOOR NORTHWEST Meredith Hall SECOND FLOOR SOUTHEAST WONT L StoftVVAfil S. Lwvyi T U. C Ki g C Robc'Ti I. WVtff SECOND WAV R- AUhanev C GmUci D. QgvM tt K «Sf. 0. 8ur n $ tm'rocr ). D'A nJ'TJ 8. Cortot 1 I Brown w 5h � IHIRO ROW •C. Ca� h I Abbon S UbM R MM V Hmw A- HvtC fOURTM ROW L P. C h st. W- am� K Mrfef f.f TH ROSS I. St- Vx-I AKTitxu«i A- Cuulm t.En S K E.nK-Wn P. Ounbrck R 9 nom T. Z-AIt S On0 M, Mitthefl T SScCS-m 8AOC ROSY A 0� vy' C ttl� I 1-lt.UC E- Schrrnd: S. K. StCYT M ScJrf S. Bo '� SECOND FLOOR SOUTHWEST WONT ROW a 5ns«h A KjA. M {nulnh K 8ur.- c C svsf I Kr.« h) M. Mlfry I Smo S «C. Sojrd SECOND nOOR I Urjfrjm N Vnilh M P STH? R Bvnw 0 G. hoft 0. HIM C Biwrm C Hr� 1. Cxi. Back Rosy ■ Rjdpcui O. smiih $. T«um S Conrt - SlrlcUr 1 Vothum M. Otsor I Corfum 8 tkiiiit S. Sdw o -«OM Meredith Hall THIRD FLOOR NORTHEAST WONT K av O- fcsirtvl R P i ly i WiftVKtl L Pru C. Sn� cte .t y L ( oi� � fr I M KiubocKi t. Fnichmim K Jti-Av, ). C li'xm O- Ru� VI Kob .vn SECOND WAV I Htn«d N Dillon D Uewcv 5 8Hnd V WUfcKWt C Sflw' (. r«xh l. T mrW-y f. S-nltt. K. Vw.ur L Os L C. Forn}!' THIRD ROW I . D � w D. Roiito J. Thorp? R IktWht I R tl J 5; Pofe un K. KunKW-I. | Vw� K Row I Bub 9 CI-uV I Irdui L DobUf C HkKi R- Uckvon BACK WAV t. feu � n D Fijnton A. VkWn S. WVikort f. 5 «l THIRD FLOOR NORTHWEST ntCXHl ROW I 8«hr I OiutwUt P. i. O-rti 5 Oj«V D LvW M S.� lcf t. £•! V Stliw-sH 51COVO ROW C Cuihfebcri L Mjnwin I M.'VO R OfT v vve F� fl Allrun � M Co t, WiWmjn I, Mooir K. Au M. O . ii' M. VV.oMn� THIRD WAV M. Ccr. C WiAnn S. WVSon L. Mdvnklm M VoaHung E Nni A R V% t ‘0 1 V KuMruk H. GAT M. 8onnr� C BACK WAV R Vtejck S. Cmir N HiArun K JmVrH t H- t C. • I Hn ik-v C. 8 «nr� v. � w P Vao ( jW T. NewVl k M Nriur 26 Meredith Hall THIRD FLOOR SOUTHEAST � kom row l Hobbv I. Koi U 1 Wuon i D Vivtli •r r I NU-V 0 iw M, w.vutan K, x«3crvrK ,� f SJCDN0 BOW C RfdrTMi C Mimlw V Kcboe S 1 Y«ila C Sk« i fw� � L hw M. Iran 5 Sof rrvaAW- hack now sto� el Oube A Woo M. lam-r no A. Ooll H Moo I M Ina A Ke.-nf.eld % Cuivilv.ti K.Cafr. 0. Kuek 5oowlii ke Sooottn xw Vrjui THIRD FLOOR SOUTHWEST A S on K. Hickmin I' Moutfeech I. We r. Soetiwl V. Kernel I IV.WH7 C KojlK A Hartirun MCONO «CA S ftmtOtMr M ClI'AAIll. K. HrM W OanWi L Crane K VUft-n A f)C mrvji C ttamin I Van 1 Howck 5 Box! � Cjtn M Konrwncl) RAC KOW t Hjvmjj-� . McMullen t). V C«k : c-iic P Muic C Tho-Ac S Her-I kWr What happens when an all male dorm turns co-ed? Owen Hall residents had a chance to find out this year when their dorm became co-ed in order to meet the demand for women's housing in the residence halls. One returning resident remarked that is was more home-like to have women in the dorm, but he added that it was harder to get a washer when he needed one. Overall, most of the residents feel the change is a positive and exciting step for Owen; a new beginning. 270 Women? One of the best things that ever happened to Owen Hall! 271 Owen Hall Owen Hall EXECUTIVE BOARD fKONI ROW C KofectH I- foiliopa M R k fnho� M. 0 fcfe K mcCWMc I. ll.io MOO S MCU.RJ-.l-n X. Wfiu Back row I Schindkf I 3«� r I. SUhoji D, 3onn ll D, 8an� 4n I B I«Y M- Rwtdon K Bum� hkfc SENATE 1 RON 7 ROW D. fto S CKWur K. flihcr E. Bj!lir r� X. McCodi V MwfcU D. Riiwn L CtoduW) BACK ROW 0 8cmncll C. f Jui-o-r 8. SKU-j - n R Bumwlc S O'mtpnbctrv Owen Hall 0sr row u «w I fc IV 8. JUmm-tJiu a v iv K Hjtbrr $.Ch uw)tw y I Muir C. Co-Hoc HCONO ROW K. tnwfyw N Ruble M. G n« 1. Sthioflicf It Ti mr D. Vuhbui 8. N«iBe M. H VVlJJS1l.il THiKO 5w 9 Yoilr L Gendino 8. I BjI M. O I Rjmto 0. l«m . Wood K. Hjhn SECOND FLOOR NE NW fROVTROW 8. lov B Murray S. Piivr II Wnctunar 0 Bo x M OmUo T IfTVOO 1 (Uilr K. Rc «et D. Pawn f. Gj L Hallman A, Wroon C Icah, 54CONO ROW R Xuturlu 0. ibamon t.Sudf- T. lu� .J C I A. Iconani M Has j.‘(I TMORO ROW T SucRb 0. Mon i lor It. Mm 1. 5lJ«tlu� M. CowrOo M 9 ki O. 0 in 275 Owen Hall NE NW IRONT ROW A. Con 8 Dow J. Sneh I SowttW I, Chcni.ak SCCOND ROW p 8 xix! a L Vho� v pfj( Hobes Ba'VK S. A.-Ahb� i f Du� W N, Tf CV T. ly xh S. 2uvu I llpwsn i Kelly f Nooort C Kcntooi THIRD ROW M. Wv'toi M Pumpivv v Mmn l- Strtk-o T. R m« I fkfWTTl FOl RTH ROW ) M'thjhia B lewo T. Mobc JW-w C r.Vn K OJ-w V Uevion SACK ROW S. FOURTH FLOOR NE NVV iron: row C. ftMKi KirffA ! 0. UmJV� B swnanl I. Impend S Cmifflul M. Phillips $ NtodW P. |OflO C FH dm n M. BcaN K. Cl� fK SECOND ROW T Bjlohyrf T Silt. H Ur« M V nKconft W Own 8 ford S Holmes T Bvrtdow D C«mb. A. HACK ROW A Hovt K ■.VOotkW C. MTComuti II. Surecm I Rouw C Vo� U S- Ml«t� W. I SAvoc | Hpovl I. Ywfcf I Mwm-otM I Owen Hall FIRST FLOOR St SW A. ffWjrtKk M VcVeiv A. McOo ukl M. Wpi t C. Ukc O K«f D. Birrno C fffUHrtVr SECOND FLOOR SE SW fRO ROW C H reU K. IXncjn 8 Cook C. Wit K. nay L YViwn K ftt«J I Sthoofcv BACK ROW C Kmct O. BctfKl 0. Bciwll S CXr Mr 0. AkJf mjiri M Khimki A. I !. 0«elan Ajfhy T. MM Owen Hall THIRD FLOOR SE SW nJOVTROW THIRD XQW I CK.0 � . Hju� R. Idoanun I StfKtltvri I. BACK ROW K Onoer 3 McOII L- xrifo I. CiMPUttl C. Tjrt t. SUnci D. Munnrs t, W� am n Ktem A. $.-h„iu a (Otitic WinchcKi I. B-Su« A Toixrtvon H NopOCrt r Comm M Ti R Vmtcap C tundWru M, Crow C, fttfl I, WfORN W, K on 0. C--irmle R Ofv« I IUr L(Mr by B nmvn M MjltiON B. SeiK { Voari I. Ri bt� i� A- ? m My O OlCorwer M. Pumc vY K. y™ M K- l FOURTH FLOOR SE SW I AUflTB M. 0 1. I. Wfccn I CNwtKjm K. SchoAj I SimJ K Vii'O’.r'txfjthr I SoIbcfX R P� r«on K, VanticMt 6. Bj.'o K K ftsvll Mndftrwjecf 0 Turtxr t. Parr 5 lofrlde T. Skiwue 0 Dub � Ti kv K Ktvtn I. KO« V Miller ft tXonvfc 1 Turner K. Stjllm I Thome K Gorham C. Braun t Djo MOW M liu K. Co It. RerTUT H HubbStj I Reed i. WcKv WH Owen Hall C AUlUf Shreve Hall Shreve Hall THIRD FLOOR FROST ROW FOURTH ROW M. frttjs A SeFiro«W� t Krticrryn 1 P«enoo V Peterv.-n A. Pttwvjo M. Cmv B. PeXnofl I. 5hotter C. P«eocn M.COND ROW T. Prtmon 0. Kmci R. Petcoan 1 Hoe ' S Ftteron I Ric Mo M. Wfeoo )C,Un C S .iN 0. Mim 5. H mr jn C- Moebt X, Pwroon J. Wetiout C Blur M Cook X 0r� S. Howard I Buxn C. Kurin P Krvu- K. Ruuril R. KruuH S.Cokmu' I- Op U •C Wjrton BAOCJtOW THIRD ROW 1. Ptitnon M. McMitk C. fttiw D. KjwfcvM t ScbwMtt A. Mutfmi M. Foxlet R. Hetrll R. rter on M. Hr,an Q Fywtvy 5. Oroa K P«moo 5. Monn C.'NtMftM C Andir i H. Ppvnoo 1 v« D Bowen 1 Montaanwy K VohnU R. Doennt S. PrtMiOO P FVtt X Ptttnon FOURTH FLOOR FRONT ROW 1. Blood S. Rod M, WilU 8. flame FC.Kr 0� LCikFwKi C NUn ur L W M T«wn C Thomji D Ulmer V. T T. Intropori a-m C. Stumer' D.Hocbor L Cotdon C Cook £. Stfiy }. Iv m S.KunM C. Six low £ .McCMhcy StCONO ROW P Cobb S. Mofci C. Clot r. Pwciiio M. Oicmn T. Uufen Ss Hirrj 0. Connnjs R Mcinemcv T. Worm n D Cim M.'Klopow«i P.NOM A Wniht I Billing T � tiler M wvsuman S BVnkamp K Went A. MitV.ronct K ArooM 1 Mxkiyuto Vt. Biinnock C f tioi c tytalpadt i Ufaiinen C B tt e Si. Ui i BACK ROW TM D ROW A Stephen 0 lohrnoo X. kfcwlnn M. Hun« R T:UhOU K. Kariham B. Uuckwo-lh ti Pmeetk R. Ford t.Mobkt |. Strom M. OOonortl X OivSi C. Wood 0 Hum 0 RoOWm T PetrovVy 3 Pence X J w,., M SimulowiU L Ne Wel |. Oni trn I Mcfatrkjgr ). Due P Artf-rii'jo A Biuro FOURTH ROW X. A oolO 2 1 Shreve Hall FIFTH FLOOR FRONT ROW I. Rjrylil! ). SuhJ D. BenTBIA D Flasher C P. See.Tr A. 8jin SiCOsD ROW M locktiv: C SorWu P K{-rr t}y K CI� ncJ r� S. White S. Otheuw 8 Wilson R R«c«l K Bunting D Rforo D. Board M. Jones THIRD ROW I. It-ah C Albr.pcht I. Room S- Gregory K Smrfrmn P. incljir M Jehnt L Sroeivru G. Wiaimcn G. 5wtrv R. MjBfv A. $irt L. Krames G Oooitse M. Brockman FOURTH ROW M Rudin A. Cuitrs M. MMtuk I Cirri yon C Tr« I. HOchd M. Meharg K Shctler M. 8ea« M, Schdlcr T Sehacter R. Smith M looey M. White L. Stockman M May A. Curti SACK ROW i Sandberg |. Young C. Fromm I Caitride FRONT ROW R. liorJer C. Hocsing T Wonlrn I. lent W English B. Drver P. BrufSe f. Gabbard T. Duds-I Sormann I. Sill M Poobah D. Borutl 1. Escobrdo StCONO ROW I. UxDutt t Gorsrato K Ro6b.ru I KHN C. JohnMon L Shropshire I light M Stolen S Warren C MoSmes St lohnslon 0 Dock I NirhoKon P Cornett THIRD ROW M, Hoyles C 1VN 1 NeHon K Irwes 282 SIXTH FLOOR 1 Mamie K, KUtv 8. Wile I. fjrtii £ Harscn f. IrcW-Cnrr I, Ooru K Tome C. Unfc FOURTH ROW I. lading ! I. UnA-v, 5 Power t Slower D RammcUbeeg M, Worses T Polo I Bake R. .Stefailing T Dudash P. Muscrtun i Hobbs 8. Chenosstch S' WSsock I Dobi. R- VcnrJei C V Her T Folu P. Crvdlth BACK ROW P. litkat Caldwell M 8eatley H lan T. flher B. Clark Shreve Hall SEVENTH FLOOR FRONT ROW C ChrAandreor C.M.)! ' B. Weil O- 8ecrinf S. IU n K. UiK K. Uii M. CmmR l, RotiKai I Sn-M . O. Mill C- Cunr r b m K. SejU C. Mt«e� W Wadr ). Sheet K. B«l t S 9ur n c w i5� T Rcme I Rv ! «J T Fobt I. F©i ef T Un en K. Trammel M McOute P. ReodiivriU N ScKaUvviK U Haile K. Frieden A. 9il � 0. KvWton C Bo a O. Webner W. Klaaien C. BMVri 0. lorwo 1. Rom T. Wen |. Walter 8 Hvttoo J. Oarefce R 3tcmn S, SUCftowitk M. Sfcvemon 0 Srasav 'f.W l.Chih ■c Ungwaii S. Uu 1 Your M Ro and«h R UEarae Mikciell C. X Obi. 8 Borufl I. Beam I. Cold EIGHTH FLOOR FROST ROW T Erfcwecn H. Mom C B« T Mae.igA B. Lewi P. Zeimu, U laochamin I. Obermavw SECOND ROW D 8 dd e K Neb Munty Se� K Welp V Rlpb, D. Perran I Hendm WjWy K MevttuH 0 9 nrc 8 Helm FOURTH ROW 1 Str.T'ii R Pec old K Zolman M. Berne S. Packon C, Worrpen George T. Slra-ehi K BoNin N Gauth C. Matctuneatr S. Vrtu I Une M Opel FIFTH ROW S. MmjU S. Adrasn T. Hun ' M. Pcdl t Owed p. Cmte M, feldnun M. larvyi A WY«hl 8 Koeocr 6 SUtr P Cub SACK ROW M. Viera M KOOrtti L G ro G R e K BoenngJ T. OberHcft ei C. lemma I. Belcher 0 PrecFarl T 8crdi M Surghechf C Htfvh nger 1 Holcomb k. Ackerman E BK m m SnN i GRANT Tarkington Hall 2 4 Tarkington Hall EXECUTIVE COUNCIL AND SENATE FRONT ROW B tAocrii M EJfingrr j. fhhbcf D. PeW E. £n Ii h T. Man 0 R. C� -Ur f D. Phillip SECOND ROW ) Kocwlff X. Hahn S McOA S Schmidt B. Hoifii'iDWDflh R S j� « T Taylor THIRD ROW B. FNckie D. MtfH A Slone K. KtappfWh A Mew 3.HWIW M. HoSWden v Baker B- Btrtmif BACK ROW D. |u«l T Fairchild D Hu e O. Hpw |.Ud weh M. Vaoderipc P. Uk I Soreroen Tarkington Hall FRONT ROW A. Chiem M Wh.ppU-W WcOonouj i W KlnJtr, I MlUhf i K Turner H Kettncr I Harehtnan C. BiadeeV. If. W. Bmu R. V«r StCONO ROW N Hart i tattoo R Fowee I Bo W 5 WHO! Iu m. 5ch)c r meg C- Henry Coti O H- Gardner p. Maidn I. Claw. Ill I Wei met T. Fairchild . AnrFony THKO ROW D. Stephen, O SchaeOct C. Oun I. WirmBjjBT H OWM I Stofi I. Caudill S. Crexto-i) FIRST SECOND FLOORS NORTHEAST I Ha, J. Ctthmillor O. Iml R. Idwarde K Rummer $ Herczeg T. M-V 0. Bloom R MeOueene, 8. Radioed f. Schroed � M. Thomwon C WAthinpon M. Mulll, £, Mnw M. Snyder BACK ROW T Garrard R. Kron I )utiv C PhOfipt R2DJ P. Ajm 8. VeSort 8 Prfkl R. Zatnkl K. Uotm C Arty, P. Pekkarinen R Slallkairp M. Zrhne ?, Woodard 1, Brovam D. 3o� d THIRD FOURTH FLOORS NORTHEAST FRONT ROW 8. Yarsei M. Sa OOip S. Durham 8- Wrffthl M. Ciav. I. Allemeer B. DuChac M. DurWc, !l M Doacctte 5£COSO ROW G. f«lK T. ACkiei D. Key-rtf. uoSS M Mar C Krcier t Flon N. Vino «t fimreit S Ravi-D. Su« � £ Hcnn THIRD ROW M. Glannamoie R, Ciarvwmotc Hand, I Niemew M Znjtx P. Sen rtf 8 Chum i Sreitbacf P Huflai B 8 mj S wall G. Vartilf M Moil M airn ni C.DkJ C. Watta D. fcnkuKon P Saab HACK ROW R Coet 8- M Ccpko M £nin t' C War C Hollander I 5chillir et I .Veher G- Wright 8. H.,le i WaKh 2S6 Tarkington Hall FIRST SECOND FLOORS NORTHWEST FRONT ROW W Man 0 MlUhcm T. Cr. fn I. Holthcw W. Marion a. Toff a tcckn k. p� cu M. Roehfotd 0. Papc vne r T. .Mow:1 5ECOND ROW R Warmfei T, King • wv R Neuman M. Oouwer M Kj.ijr D. SWmpIr T. Bwwan R. 3ilt4 ). Rwd D. Thomson B.Me £ Ban S Me tf tNU THIRD ROW M. Zfhn« 8 8udta G. Nwl I.Mricr R IKY c. ei� cf o B. TwithpU C 8a k, 0. Wright S. Maflm 0. Kin K McCil K Cool man A. Volo'J T, )tr ant 0 SUM T. CO C. Car pc-ntr P Re« RACK ROW ) Maec 5. DefaW C. Mfioi F. OtSWn K. Qu'VRi M. Wright 3. Boftman 5S M Ichi 0 P«f T. Sj'fit THIRD FOURTH FLOORS NORTHWEST FRONT ROW I . Moore 0. Gattaghc i ScM t SECOND ROW L O-b £. $Oftnv i C luloc 1. R c« D Mmd X. MatSen THIRD SOW S. Hood M 8ita 8. Martin D OwohiH S. £v� m B. Ho'i--«� «'0iT i R. M«k� ir$i T Menter «. Pitta! S. .Nwrmjn 1. Ftiht C. Pratt S. C snot D lutuml y C Mafetman I. lanion r . Mail R. logclmao D. fetnh FOURTH ROW 0. Mew I. Dnimwiighi 0, Vrtulk. T. wrbb f. wan 3. S-ewirt) M Hc-iimder. G. Cntn «. Bata M. McDermott «. Radinsky T. Cwriccki B. Rokatak B Brown K- CUtruai 8 G'arn D. KirchhoR C Oofcc M Harvn.il S little BACK ROW R O'Zaarod K. Srmontnn G, Chappie P. OZavod R Dombtouili 8. Iran S Smith M Vandnripc C. Gomel Mi � m.ih 1. 1 C. Haramk . ftRUefc FROST ROW A. Say M McCord K. WttXf C. Svner 1 KoHtUocr 8. Muiler ICon T.Garr SECOND ROW M. Macke R Pfoah(A R. Comer O. Swango M. MacCrtsor J. O’Connor M_ Miem 8. Burpe-T . Wiener Curtnhrpha’n H 3rev THIRD ROW I. Q : Sanfo C Crllooly ). linear P. Kaek Y rcr K- Kocn R. Hrurko L FRONT ROW M VStvtW 0. «ch«oo 007 ! Rolkr 1 lidituixh R RHhcriortJ D . Cook t Miller I, Culfom P. Kmak R KirlVewki R. ScK «mann 0. C'lpe C-D. M� n;uii S. V«mon D. flak 8. Frtk SECOND ROW 8. Beckman F.C Siniucfi Cl|. Bond I D. Ucfoon V, Twain B knkfry 288 Tarkington Hall FIRST SECOND FLOORS SOUTHEAST 0-1. Mansn K. lllypermam M. Porryen FOURTH ROW B. UOarr 3 (C-veO O. K.tchSofl f Southerton B. 3mm I. Wolford OcancNlk D Beunncnmever C. Me iav 0. Cook T. Taylor F. Roxv SACK ROW Ml Kar� � D. Brt n P DavkNon 0. Curtrt 1. foefoyfl R Han A. Smith B, Pw-out T.R.5 T Boland 8 9a«i T. Sen THIRD FOURTH FLOORS SOUTHEAST M. ClauMH 5 Ourfiam M Oonfoe. 0 M Gricut 3. ft ke« R. CoRa 8 Aewo S. Ukien 3 Horan TKSDROW M. Johrwon l Mct Wen R Oe M Boyrfor C CnI 1. Norman D. Henu C 8o� mm P. lockuood SACK ROW S.Letbe 0. Simpaon G. Barnett 5 OoM� I Tarkington Hall FIRST SECONO FLOORS SOUTHWEST FRONT ROW M WtHon H. KnieM K Short 0 Shuman J. Merchenroev S. WWiMft TMIRO SOW 5 Zunchnvcde T EvMI f. Pullkjm I, Culw� I. Hartman B. Manjrjn Hartman C Hartman A. KJciman T. Brum B. Wnght K. Nolle' A. Sheod 3ACXROW B Bowman S WcCov B. Scnn 5. Brodur-in 0. South 1. B.-xco M 8owrdin M, .Vuvarv THIRD FOURTH FLOORS SOUTHWEST FRONT ROSY 0. Pwtoon B Schucke . Marion I Vo C Fretk i Manner 9. SVxnt iTsSsotm S Cor� V A AtKDttfi 1. Dmprten C Pence B. SaraJm T. Shortoy StCONO ROW D Tractor R. lohm T Breedlove 1, W Jd K. games M Mo an 1 lawn 0 PMC' M IJMf A, Beniamin 0. Booth K Hahn 1. Wasvf- S. Ceiiv FIFTH ROSY | Krxnvlf 1 Harmon k Kr.v R. Chvon I Hactoa A. iacobt M Hodman r. Si .ng r THIRD ROW B. Kientvnvkl 0. Call M Teufc LM-lke (1 R. Man 8. Wool B Warn 1. Cook 0- SthiJI M Wright SACK ROW 0. Currie I ReerJ 1 wh.y C. Sana ), Mjl o M. Sector T, 8ator F. Kifoun FOURTH ROW K. live' M, Havato A. Roachcl® P OHon 1 PowH' M HartwH C Mum K. Bov � � Purdue was growing. Enrollment was up — and so was the size of classes. The faculty student ratio was shrinking. Professors seemed further away — less involved with their students. Education was becoming impersonal. In his office, President Frederick L. Hovde pondered the situation. His thoughts drifted back to his days as a student at Oxford, and he remembered the close personal relationships he had enjoyed with his professors. How he wished he could give the students at Purdue the same opportunity. In the mid 1960's, President Hovde submitted a proposal for a program that would encourage student faculty contact to the Board of Trustees. Entitled Faculty Fellows, the program would provide each residence hall with a faculty or staff member for every 70 residents. The first appointments to the Faculty Fellow program were made by President Hovde in the spring of 1966. The group was composed mainly of deans, assistant deans and department heads. Today, Fac Fellow positions may be filled by faculty members from all areas of the University. They are recommended by the students and manager of each residence hall and are appointed annually by the president of the University. One member for each residence hall serves as the Senior Fac Fellow and helps to coordinate that hall's activities. The goal of Purdue's Faculty Fellow program is to “promote a more personalized University experience and environment. Fac Fellows are expected to visit their assigned hall at least once a week and may invite students to their homes. Fac Fellows are free to discuss current events over a game of backgammon, offer lectures on interesting topics in and out of their discipline, judge floor decorations, enjoy a friendly meal with students and participate in the hall's social activities. In a large institution such as Purdue, it's easy to get lost in the crowd. Fortunately, the Fac Fellow program stresses the importance of the individaul. Special (hanks to Mrs. Rhea Dawn Smith. Additional information on the Faculty Fellow program is available through the McCutcheon Hall main office Wiley Hall EXECUTIVE BOARD fROST ROW 5. f«don IxiiVtou-K No SSCONO ROW M lohmoo X. CirpcXt X SJVW 0. vwr S. OWtoch 0. (ono J. X. Or. 8ATK ROW K. VKkoon I NMKf'Ofihl A. Xff-rtfO. 8. Vyilw! W. Wf«M C. Rjmi FIRST SECOND FLOOR NORTHEAST fRONT ROW D W � a M Rotten D, A-rrrmm I Monaw C Brunnc M, Brum A, Uvmmtr I. OkJVn p Coopt' M. time. M McCiiVr |. Dvsul. ). Hwnentwh StCONO BOW t. 0� «m 5 Rim. t Wvlci I Boar T. NVCrt-r R. ZeitAtnw’ 8 Bo. I. f� cmun B. 1'rv.irri 0 AoUr-i M While V. Pr Moral |. MifAmux. THIRD ROW M fr«itmire R. WnQtrtA R. ZidoW I. MtOII D Wlrr il U, ►U-twcll T CUino P. tuftuminn e t«v K Rob tnor T WVUn C SvtnO' B Zwit C Joniin fOORTH ROSV i Bnxm O. Ov«petk P Bow S Oinc-jitien M. lit 0. Zonmcmurvi I PuW M 8«r r N Otlrfl U Muiph A Moor 8 vvoftrn D Wmeur' BACK ROW X Swfl 0. Noiill C Ration K. Sc+� mmH C, Room T OWInw 1, AV� ar«l -i B Uut D Bumlri B Ic, l‘. iow D. Xing 293 Wiley Hall THIRD FOURTH FLOOR NORTHEAST FRW1 ROW M. Wool 8 Doll THStO WAV T Boyfriend K Ncv Arc 5. w.w Deuce S. Carmony Him 8 Fnhtr M. Son ). 9 Ve� C. GttMood D. Hcmmcpw ay D Oooir Mine VnjRtfpi 1 YoviMUiu K- Sub M Ferfcuion 1 CianJoc D Wrfjf O. fcm K Flocci M.lobe 1 W'.ib R Jutwy 5. LhwnOee « CjukIv R. SMttf 8. Hunt L Homawjv StCONO ROW HACK SOW | RtimWlA S. Wantn A N« lo 1 Needham 1. CxapU 0. Knew! M Sllfflef K. lO tn P. O'KrHc D. � tn D. Cocul.c V. Maloney |. Watkln D Me ro A Nome D Wicked f Phocnamun 8. Wtuvnorr F. Mtocrumun A AmVrvi. P. Gain W Erotelhjict T. Poko D. Frick 8. Rod)tr.i A, Frankm S Mad non P Pbc V)n 1 Cool A. lolion FIRST SECOND FLOOR NORTHWEST AND TUNNEL FRONT ROW S ihjtoc F. Fiotfnan J. R c I. Clwk l Wfltfi 8 Wf'ih M WoMi S. VYrMi 8. Svrill 5 5jU« O. Bofeuv ). savfy XCONO ROW I. Futte D, J. SO-ctfi 8 O'Neill C. Holland K Mjiiclink W MiHeboms h «crt m C Owl ). Ctero D iuw D Roneilvyr 8. C«4ef THIRD ROW I . Hhaefcr |f. R OoJtKhlich D. M«U KBjfttp. $. Rot. non R V.'AHmn 0. Nauru A. IvmnOidP K Tatf D. Somnwti S Thtynjrton R She . I. Mills I. McKoeiitM B. OaAaei 0. Munw FOURTH SOW Mlof FfanV W . FcnJon I 5 Fcnfcw 2 i FenJon J S F«-don 4 s 5 Fenton 6 5. Fenton T. S J. Twlxi IWt'K ROW O. I 3 R Thin ferdoo ft M $h « D. McNufe ScKacrfef I DJW J Stanley Cor I twin T. Minin M, tocchls K Andcnon 29 THIRD FOURTH FLOORS NORTHWEST Wiley Hall WONT XOW C. fcrthc C IrtftxKr K. Kimpcl I- Hanky D- Parey. Puo Room U MOOn Oilh MAp (fcutman Kawmki JOhoS MCOSOROW T. KjptrtwV- R. CK-Mophci 0 8mm R Tithe. 0. Mcnr 1. ftinMfe S. Kullrrann $. MuuSBo 0 HoeH Maehtlt 0 few T Rxlunit TMIRO ROW D. Gatwer K RjTjv j. CfoM I. Kcotnu-i 8 Mcti.-i M Afcw'i T Hin D Wolfe £ Govwtv M KiAchc� R Gnjtvnrvtr So6ih M Wiley J Punfc C. Cub A Kw � cr P. Hou Non B Ephlin fOURIH ROW ). DeSaNW 8 eehrwdt SI Madron M ftqmurt I. Until 3. Smoke C. loving H Wltevii M W.Sev 111 R B-rton km 0. Suiard BACK ROW T. Zebvangrr A Tiitcrtcri Me 1. Zeppltn P NOW m. $ � !(. 8. Bracale K. Birch G Sem C. Raini 0.1 K free R Hendrtcki FIRST SECOND FLOORS SOUTHEAST fROST ROW ft. Re.vw' C. UriMmfc Milan D. ShuVe M. J. 8«f ovm C Segr K. K NVlH P. Pan. I Belize' O 3 ' M Hahn «CONO XOW T VorWr. 0 Ceiling M Smith H Prteruy. 1 Crafton I. Pcukaw� 0. Schoerflc O Bogip M. Cole 0 Sefcnwmet 1 Davit X. Oaum|p. dno. 1. Waih.rMMO C. Scon 3. Putman I Zotiel I .Ictchtt I. Kuem THIRD ROW tSmitt. T, Cl.’ttoo r. Tutt� J. Void M. McUughlm t. Owrai . laStKiuw X Bo'M'rt I Schooer C sonaed ft Oaol M V.J n lager SACK RO'.V I. Veda D K� pag M Thiel J. fox B Culane 8. M'll K. |oM fl. Ol K Andeooo M 9-ao.ik D. Kill to C Tumef C HemSertNx W WVigte M She« T. Polk D. Carter 291 THIRD FOURTH FLOORS SOUTHEAST Wiley Hall FROST ROW L .V-Wnon I liy-w 8 I’, NVjpo THIRD ROW B.Cannon N, Youf II. Meon P. fe-nno O shippr T Ctnvr 1 W.i.tnn P. McCartney C Rom 5. Nlrtolt 1 Mu- i’ Wanen i; linn I. IVivU 1 ToK S. C-xhin T.ZeunA M SA ul y R-'Orj cy vi Manned K. Van SAx-e-V o'A S«X«SO ROW 8 StK-r-ssifcn P rnwiiM-nit VlM 1 S-mth 1 I’M? It, C. Iwvs C AUCetl D. Vugl 1 FtllU I. Holtnun H. Clement C Hbekilconn 8 Co Mill B.ACX ROW r. cy-ircr K. KRAWO. 8. IVcmJMl i Tj'Viaa- A Khnm cnci C. Ootme.il C. Worses t. ioM.-a A Young it ThanvM W. Telle v Vieu T. Cullen. K- SotK kl 1 Salon B. Aed� K Sehutic P. Some B. Propfct 8 fJv-m 0 Hok-nan M. Grail' FIRST SECOND FLOOR SOUTHWEST FRONT ROW C. Citbrr u. 9miawt(i I Hodui I To. Mi MiaKKi f. SoiIm-i I Vo e� tt VWr C. flov I' Ait-hoi 8- Richi-aux. M. Wttton StCONO ROW I. lump t) mmiw O. Cdpn 8. So.MXVn I t� ooio T Skit •, ■« ton «- HA-iu-T (Aim I WVnrt THIRD k' HA M Millet S knno -| flotlun I. Mo«t M. DitbCHA A, C Xtltn S Mb' T Be . M M r Mxhtipb I MeWw I Wwlmao I. Pollen T SoRle S. ti BACK ROW' U. Kotti 0. Kj-upp ■w ea n� K Kwn IWrwi 0 C (juwood O. Kcmt � . Min h 0 KjV R Mrt-o A Kj-ftivlh B Sthilln- T Sentti- V Botmh 0, OtMii I. Inhp 2% Wiley Hall THIRD FOURTH FLOORS SOUTHWEST MONT ROW O. Wortmam P. Nut T. We M L Anfcro D. fo« H«yb M.Ounev D. (JtcK K. tUrjuri M. Krinn ft. Mrw L Weber I CoKtN kcono row S. Swiortxi B. Cbnnc I KorirA 8. Hillock D Drsorme u 0. Wans S. Klein C. MHfcr D. Muni W, Mrfier B. WikJbwter 5 Eutmo 1. Frjndieo LGoMBo M. SidemtM f. Irvin ft. WVunt 8. Oote R Vondran K. Oc u k Pat TH1R0 ROW N. Oerter I Pound |. S r t r. Wo r D. Coud'cn 8. fcxeeo L Moniton 0 toeb C M.ulUn K Porter O. Dej� . y 1 Deere M. Lvbbeo BACK ROW J. Meivrrotk ft- Kiiter R Sstehle R twine S. Aihley ). Thon n ft Bode M. AKerjn I V r I Ct«dwg K Birnhauer S.£r eidc« S. 5ener� D. Onk� 297 299 Windsor Halls WOOD HAIL SECOND FLOOR FROM ROW $. Brown K. P tkcn . Aclrt C. Rodman I Xw-ier«n 1 fxWHIl T MtftW M- X KfcMi S Gectte P. Millet V. WoH B. Hartmr S. SWyn VCOSO ROW FOURTH ROW M i0ccr C- KuftetTe G. linden C. W'jlvc V Dootrttr G Innut! I. i n«� Snpin K Djv I M 5- bdoon Sw«tti«� S. loom t fciC � D toiuitfit T Refect A, Cuts C WirVoU S. UOactia I. $ � � ). .SGnfuM X GOftRom f. V iMni FIFTH WAV T. Hear K. Smith I. tone w. Hw THIRD ROW T. Rat B. 5m th C. W-M-T •L'McviJe SIXTH WAV 1. SUil I Memluunt I. Widpct I KoiimuM I Wolicinottr 300 Windsor Halls WOOD HAIL THIRD FLOOR ROM ROW C. Mot V. S!r� m� S. WMcc I Ho , dm 0 fytcn P hww S, 1 Orlph C. Co halt M .NVxuxm A OmV t:WMo 0 Morn S. KOftM StCONO ROW K. Mftfick K ‘p.Rtum 9. Kiriu Kl ll 1 L K y� c 8 V ten P 8«t X Truman I SnkJc S, Yt Ar N, Bear. I- C w -C G tv 9 Rax T. Patter THIRD ROW A. Munx rpf VV tVMnch C. MrttN P torn $ Snoon 8. Hiftdwrf A. Ruthcflord t Nf« K. Sch l.'K8MA C. Iwwi C. McOWW C She S. M .T � V. FOURTH ROW K SAtOcm I Yorio X. Goldman C. Co-vote D BitWM I 1'inVr, t laRuc 8AC.X ROW CCdonitn I 0«tn DUHME HALL FIRST FOURTH FLOOR I Iout « V. IVriuC N Vatrvr . Brown N. Rtland I. MonPty B. 0 w £ Parf� n N.Tarred M Slihl P. Roland D. tuchenr Windsor Halls GOVERNING 80ARD ntosT row m, wappcOww j Otttet I SiCy� nt l t NSitn K KfeftWl t HjocV S. Roth 0. Mont SKONO ROW U UKoc N. Helmet M. 8ov.dri I Oc r M. McCUHoeRR O K.vv«Sf 1. L. Kwicinn K. iwldwq M. Smith N Bra I W4(« ' BACK ROW S. latVvn S. 1WI I Andrew C Blnhari DUHME HAIL SECOND FLOOR lKONt «OW I McNfcm M. Shaver K.URocK A. Castman $ Roth M MMindeD S: Yam B. McDonald I Ptxney S. Maanhofi T Miller t. Haotk K. Centra S5COVO ROW Vo M wvaloi y N Stevthautcr t- LwMs I, Whitmire P. Creed T. Mi0rr D, W«e t Sirrohauvn M WWljnion U Crljtet I ioMadw K Ufcstn I Smder S. Bjtx-THIKO KOW I. Frantii K- SMiW VanderheydcA Si. MorvI ft GroWrvrtC Crow Kef� n c C Hammer. 1. la r.vo C Dormer O. BocVwr R. Sctlm M. $h w C- Stheck I PooJlOUt S. Donovan BACK ROW P. Le� v I SWrreO T. Ik-ar H Sack© RKrordton L M r C Sutton O, TayVw L. Slodt 0. Coor ,W2 Windsor Halls DUHME HAIL THIRD FLOOR FRONT TOW I. Tr� � fis i K Witt A .SYyr,� on I BitSkX Te Jv C Pariam v FrtcW S M� nh 9 HuntM I Oam I K � yn« M. Gillc I NTrto SECOND ROW C. Kmg t Otentiui 8 Nto-in S. SiO'iUmp I Ifwrt S. Mftl 8 Kuhfatd A Ma jr J I, Ountan M. Pinto N. 'VIkiVv 8. Bonny ft. U« A. Dunn K. Snyder inc aACKfttHv T Sobintoo i. Dam n i —■ — r. nra,,TOvn 5. Sthc o 3. Waite S Humpmr � I ftcft 0 StKAn 0. Wnwr 1 t � 8 O rr ry K SWm 1. BirtCiem C Cw D.McNW H Hurt A. V - Jjn 9 Heim EXECUTIVE 80ARD FRONT TOw ICnert . Nyltn 0. Kming® I No min N Holme StCOM ROW M Wappelhoot N Beaty M. MeC'ulojgh f Binhaek t. K� «len w. Bo� tfen V MtCwkev BACK ROW I URue S. lone I Avjn vrt S lacbon I lo m Windsor Halls VAVVTER HALL FIRST FOURTH FLOORS WONT HOW 0 RuKenbeeft A P8iC«� I Watkm I Schulu N Oamiani I NVm t um .t K. Ware) I Garde . D. Tice J. U� C Hooker «(«[) ROW C, KcdtweicH I Rcnhenhxh I. Donan I Johrwcn K Ihon-pior P. Sm.i P K� A I. Seh-rah I. Bnebbemun I. C.rtr. I Wlfjon A SACK ROW K Krvoc L SoX'vOn K, Sjfvcron A. YoottR L Rimjenbos 301 VAWTER HALL SECOND FLOOR 3RON? ROW A. Mcrru vJry I, Dire ho C- Wallace C I Vim C lacob vn C Tomcryk I Mohlmann lackvon I S'lcmrvc XC0M ROW I. VrtfJrVM C. Zoxrak I fY-ocri D. Curry t V� hn C Shr.vee P Oallcrr B MnliBcmo IMIKO ROW I lanklon C. Oocon 5. Palm 0. Llnoromtimi M. Web 1 Maun M. fcaehle M loro I NrcW C leion I Manor K lohmon I Oankot FOURTH ROW M Wapoelhooi I Menjfrl V. CalUhar « McCurdy M PaBw C- McConnell V Callahan nr?H row A, lorn t Pay I Wahon N Sowllnj: HACK ROW' I Kaurivxm I. I'Hv 0. K nn Windsor Halls VAWTER HAIL THIRD FLOOR FRONT ROW A ■.'. • M S S-.-ib, A R SSrtJi 5 Tilnmki 0 foi. moAt 1 H� «, 8 VV.HjcV 1 Wjtrn n Vjuch THIRD MAY S N«+too P. Shju hf «� v C. Zmt L Kf -n T t- Uorurd M. Smah H P; Scfnvrrt 1. Cjnifirv M. KuK 1. CfJy 0. Rj bom 1. Rr «o iki P. n I £v n A AtcCjushm SFCOND ROW BoodOOr K Kill C Wj.ar Yyfvm I K'fmm y vkvpv V. friwjrOi D. Titter iol:!bc g I fulwidc 1, H« «t C. 5mA C. Abprfe I Yourw BACK ROW C VorrUno B. Hit, S ftxhlf I «udm I 0 WARREN HALL FIRST FOURTH FLOORS FRONT ROW t A K. Pa-uatumr 8, S. SOBOM C Htnufi SfCOSO ROW P. Hattrrun V MAftin i, QujilvOvsli: I Ho tr P. KjTO'Jlf' THJRD ROW K.Smipi M- 3«k� � .c . J. ItwboTicv C. StoeUw O. Schmtaut t. Hunt BACK ROW I Hc«mc� L fulmm N liunrobuntci I Hnnoch K Ihiyt I Cw oS M C frik I WWrti V Humphry Windsor Halls WARREN HAU SECOND FLOOR WONT ROW M Cijwxxi M McCw’louRh J. Swnfcv C. 5o « P. Pj� son O. Itpton MCOSO ROW N McOcntoi K. Cluttc P. Joor I £, leAnin P. 2w� c P. «c«yo M. Cocke O. Ofauth K- Woo-npNf SACK ROW A Poynlc Z.I.C K. CmeHo C Co� A. PTiiltipv 9 Bowman M. Kjupip C VCOCxultl M Kcrchc I. Kcitl .Vte WARREN HALL THIRD FLOOR fRON T ROW 9 Ki rnon M Ro t i P WeAkt 5 libc f W (fmi C 9- 3 | HOv J'fl S. (ON-a. Kijuwwm ilCOND Row C. PillOn I. SAckh I Seephcmoo P. WWi L fehArtc I. Mtlk-0 Oonj 8 Sor. «- A Ci k THIRD ROW M MOOW M So M KomPlklCvMe N MonrAun I. Brviol C Cl-tk C, Brown C. Si'ovv 0 Huovob U MIA- OB I. .Wehjel fOl.RTH ROW K Penrod M. .WtC0lxe G. Caj if A. Oaviv tow O McKee Windsor Halls SHEALY HALL FIRST FOURTH FLOORS FRONT ft init M. Button C 0oonr D- Slim Sort. I WUT-jm I Ptt'CJvkoUn S Sjuxn. BACK ROW C Morr I. Atwood K. Todd C. Modbcrg I Sonnet 307 SHEALY HALL SECOND FLOOR FRONT ROW S. MtlAughltn K Houghton N. WoWx A lc « K. R j3c V Cun-t t. 8««mjn J FirAhtno A Trtut StCONO ROW A A PKlonl I V cc. B Boltj P W«trmTn«� U Oiffie I. Sj'jrvjwiA. T Oju'tnvi W Cliubm HACK ROW T. $ w� lv I l o f K WjOc ! Smith S Hirsfemn V Wyjn A Knox I Windsor Halls — Purdue Residence Hall Council FRONT BOW I. M H C N«h H. S4cl; I PigSn I s ”oin R. C‘woo 0 Kill R Ovniir I Sharp SCCOND ROW C for- Callovs . K A VWnw A nwinwn J. ni.V M C� W i. Anchor W. CtffOtr C. Bil5 n C Htndc'von A. Hrf -TJ{J 0 Abboo third row K Vo r A CuOff A. Cual SACK ROW M Mitrhrll Cothano D Blende A. iiraicee T. y nr 1 t n hi j C Kuhn S Dav- ! un I . Rwe K Mart PRHC FRONT ROW M McCoHOKrth I. KtXMlo T. Fa-rthiW S Mortxejs T MrKn«h} 0. KSM-nftC SfCOSD ROW T Grave K SVeheU f. IWCM S. Y b� P tCT I « ch V Wettfjll R. TiDol I. tali THIRO ROW CCw S C KMrUa I Sod. A 0- ford C HjditJd R. Hwiehlor K, Rot li R TrvuB BACK ROW S Fe-rfoo C. WWnwn S Zimmerman M. Caddo The Organized Life 310 mMv 311 PSUB SENIOR BOARD The Purdue Student Union Board (PSUB) is a volunteer student organization which joins the professional staff of the Purdue Memorial Union to manage the Union's facilities, services, and programs. Each year PSUB presents over 100 programs with a total attendance of better than 100,000. Some of PSUB'S fall programs include Earlybird Wallbanger, Freshman First Nighterand Union Open House, Activities Carnival, pre-game coffee hours, Dad's Day halftime activities. Homecoming Dance, Homecoming Queen contest, College Bowl quiz cometition, Madrigal Dinner, Christmas at the Union, and the weekly feature film series. FRONT ROW Susan Butz Janice Josivoff Kent Jackson Jennifer Spencer Joyce Walters BACK ROW Andrew John Mark Lamp Jeff Scroggs o ub Purdue Student Union Board FRONT ROW Bill Yoder Nancy taVanne Neil Winter Chris Thaman Vem Pitcher Rob Baker Barb Robertson Martha Vargas BACK ROW Kellie Applegate Brooke Notion Cindy Clark Freda Winkler Mardi Johnson Tammy Beal PSUB's spring semester includes Books and Coffee lecture series. University Sing competition, Campus Sounds featuring student talent, Mind Rot film series during finals week, and weekly movies. PSUB JUNIOR BOARD JH JI5 316 317 The Purdue Student Association, more commonly known as PSA, is made up of different departments that perform many different activities. The different departments all work under the executive Committee. The Academic Department is concerned with providing students with services like grade appeals, test files, and professor evaluations. The Advocate department deals with legal problems. Communications coordinates external and internal communication for PSA. The Energy and Environment Department informs the University what can be done to improve the environment. The Lobby acts as a liason between students and the Indiana General assembly. Minority Affairs serves to motivate the minority students to get involved at Purdue. Women's Awareness works with other women's organizations. Print-all provides printing services to students. Projects and Enterprises sells class rings, posters, and records, and Student Court deals with student complaints concerning legal matters at Purdue. 319 STUDENT COURT FRONT ROW Dae lynn Hollii Cvodi Search Sue Wert Cary Pruitt |im Kendall Barrie Cilbert Marty Classborn Tetri Gwaltney BACK ROW Mschael Armiragc Thomas Simone leny Hadden Cindy Grube Lisa Bethel Terry Storh 8rent Weil Stephen Wagner EXECUTIVES Carol Kelly Chris Clark Dave Behnke Nora Spitinogle Tom Neukranz Jiim —«� iiij i 320 SENATE FRONT ROW Dana Copeland Dave Behnke Roxanne Carney Bob Oderkirfc SECOND ROW Mike Duda Christy Osborne Pat Warner Vicki Moebs Steve Freckman Marlene Kennedy Jim Haas Glenn Winters leff Dukes Don Tiger Ted Grossbeck BACK ROW Rick Griffith Gary Schaafma Gorden Hall Dave Saunders Bryan Hollingsworth 8ob Bridenmitn Jeff Myers ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT FRONT ROW Joe Walkos Julie Yochum Mitch Kessler Bridget Hoban Annie Sarnecki BACK ROW Andrea Pressec Cindy Pondo Jeff Clayton Ruth Baker Dick Stein Karnen Nesbitt Diane Begley MINORITY AFFAIRS John Glass Rave Hayes Ruben Richardson Romona VanMeter Gary Williams Charles Wilson Carol Wme 321 PROJECTS AND ENTERPRISES FRONT ROW Karen Kacprowicz Jenny Oberiin Melinda Miller Ann Marshall Nancy Parshall Rose Bielat SECOND ROW Lisa Fewer Lori Goodman Lydai Fewer Laura Hiatt Sue Wurster Chris Reimer THIRD ROW Marilyn Hanzal Theresa Gallo FOURTH ROW Mark Bowen Jeff Armstrong Leslie Kimmel Melissa Caine Nancy Miller Kathv McCain BACK ROW Rob Nees LOBBY Brian Prascak Chcrvl Johnson J2J ACADEMICS FRONT ROW Bart Chilton lizannc Chase Toni Kosarn Tonya Johnson Nancy Omhort Mindy Kraft! Ivnn Nolan SECOND ROW lohn Cote Lorainne long Kelli CoOsworth Sands Bowser Nancy Bflcklly Karen Cl ck Greg Adams BACK ROW Tom Clingcr David la or David Dickmandor ADVOCATE FRONT ROW Nicholas Skovran Mary Aired lav Gardner SECOND ROW Teresa Halsema Sandy Roth Vicky Holt Heidi Conrath Mary (ago Dae Lynn Hollis Linda Gulian Eileen Weiscnbach RACK ROW Michael Westrick Rick Hargis PeteClyne Denms Stiger Elizabeth Keebn Rick McConnel Bill Heston Bradley Varner Michael Willson PRINT-ALL Boh Britc lulic Gallogly F’hil Karwowski Imctte Bofmc Sozi Smiley Kerry Mitchell Laura Uhlig Nancy Whyte 323 MEDIA FRONT ROW Laurie Swanson till Odle SECOND ROW Elise Waldo Donna Dunbar Mary 8eilharz lean Horstman Burt Everly BACK ROW Beth Sturm Denise Cmiel WOMEN'S AWARENESS Martha Roop lotelvn Olander Kathleen Curry Margee Stone PUBLICITY Denise Koenig Kerry Flowers Beth Sturm JJi STUDENT HOSPITAL ADVISORY BOARD Serving as a liason between students and hospital staff, the Student Hospital Advisory Board works to assure that the Student Hospital serves the needs of students. FRONT ROW Michelle Cilles Karen Slingsby Marilyn Rhoades Terri 2ink Martha Reichert loan Sander Mary Beth Hammond Karen Clutter BACK ROW Don Santel Mike Antony Keith Salette Ion Harman Brad Hutchinson Scott Stetson Brian Brennan ALPHA PHI OMEGA Alpha Phi Omega is a national service fraternity with chapters on over six hundred college campuses throughout the United States. The organization is based upon the fundamental prinicples of leadership, friendship, and service. A few of APO's activities include sponsoring the all campus blood drive and the Ugly Man on Campus contest, as well as manning the ballot tables for campus elections and maintaining two all campus bulientin boards. I. An t� i K. A «r M. GallajN D Gecelhi w� M. Opel C Perry B. Babor A.C da T. fhrko K Bach S Gou � . PtartM I. BaiJock C. Claw I. Piaiber 0. Salu C. Otct W. Qo«vi 0 Sanon C. C o 1 Kassweiler C Bayy 1 GnAb T Rase C Biyl.v I. Culon 8 Reec P. fk-n-wd C. Hill C. R Kk B. Benlion V. Hill M. Rigsby 1 8ee v I Hammond 1 Roach A. Si K W. Rob hc « I- Beard D Hobson I. Royner I, Bocler 1 MocUma K Ropp I Rucker O Bf« ken) A Howard I. 8rockman T Mushes I. Utoarm K. 6rc«an P. Horde T Sampyon I, Brooky M U d A. SwnecVi 8. Bortev R. (arm! M Schroder T Carwok M M Km« It Scoo t. Sobers 0. Cartock | larrikin i. Shjrtner S. Caypcr t. Unchanwv I- SImo B. Chaitcywoeth B loir C. Slooeopher C. Ovwjnihii I 1 MC W W C. Slrecino B Chcructoie M losing D Sturgis M Cmai! 1. levels M VwWey 8.Colttntx C. l wri y Sw.uw D Corley G Hebert � - Tjvtar 1. Counriehc B svfaASer S Thumer C«)Ofcy I McIntosh n Traub C.Cutmi D MdCmle, S. Tiedinnwk K. CWanr, F SVMuffiv USHewn D. Dtrct A MxWkMr S. MsiHen M OiM C Maschmcvcr S. Winn S- Doyye S veeoman A Wright P. ta.lv K. Meuchel 1 Voder i. FiekJy 1 NVscarrllo P York M Food-van 8. Mw� I Vorio A Foosl V Nmman P W «VJI A Gaal 1 Obemusee M. GalkjOu S. O SkII � BOILERMAKER TRACTOR PULL FOUNDATION SENIOR BOARD FRONT ROW Natalie Shoemaker Deb Hileman BACK ROW Rodger Rudolph Jim Bryant Ken Rulon Mike HiRRins left e HiRgm-Br.Kbn.iv JUNIOR BOARD FRONT ROW Patti McGrath Debbie Smith Carmen Bryant Beth Wilson Nancy Beaty Cindy Moore Cindy Ruggles Betsy Lambert Trish Painter Lori Cullop BACK ROW Jay Johnson Mat Sutton Keith Zayac Jim Melchoir Don Robison David NiehoH Art Meunier Dave McGaughey Roger Strasburger Joe Downham Craig Watters Brad Paschen Jim McBee Dwight Raab Scot Odle Kevin Robeson Marc White Mari Blauvcll Kent Harris Mike Lennox The Boilermaker Tractor Pull Foundation sponsors the National Tractor Pull held each September. Consisting of over sixty Purdue undergraduate students, the foundation’s purpose is to raise scholarship monies for needy Purdue students. GRAND PRIX SENIOR BOARD The Purdue Grand Prix takes much effort and planning to become a success. The Grand Prix Senior Board, with assistance from the Junior Board, plans the race as well as all of the other activities that take place during the Gala Week. Grand Prix Girls are chosen to help in promoting the race. Other activities include a carnival, a fashion show, and a tennis tournament, as well as the Grand Prix Distance Classic and the Les Filles Prix bed race. FRONT ROW Val Verger Sandy Moorhead Kevin Thomas 8eth Root BACK ROW Phil Hochstetler Louis Quimo Kevin Bender Mary Barba las Mark Legan lohn Moss Tony .Andrews 32 FRONT ROW Julie English Sue McDonald Chris Inglot Diane Pittman John Hutt Donna Trout Jana Jones Janet Kercher Linda Garwood Cindy Reynolds SECOND ROW Jim Hackler Jed Young Doug Catt Bob Jones Darrel Peugh Karen Hosun Jodi Alit Kristie Olson Carol Dora Vicki Sering Rich Verhoeslra 8ACK ROW Art Sibaach Randy Kelsev Steve Haney Wayne Turner Lee Paarlberg Jane Abbott Holly Wheaton Amy Flannery Susan Pocbon Andra Boliker Cindy Harris GRAND PRIX JUNIOR BOARD J2« BLACK CULTURAL CENTER 330 Charting the Future for the Decade Ahead In Commemoration of the 10th Anniversary of the Black Cultural Center and The First Purdue University Black Alumni Reunion Let us pause to reflect upon the past. Now with longing to relive bygone days. Though they were fine, such moments cannot last A lifetime. The budding rose never stays The same but unfolds in lovelier ways. Let us linger to absorb the essence of this moments triumph. Another phase of growth we note within our lifetime since We first began the quest toward excellance. Let us look ahead with vision and strive Toward greater goals, for each day we commence To grow, though perfection will not arrive. For we must surpass the success that had led To Charting the Future for the Decade Ahead. Lonnell E. Johnson . B.S. Pharmacy, 1965 November 20, 1980 y The Purdue Exponent is Indiana’s largest collegiate newspaper in light of its daily circulation of 17,000. The Exponent is a non-profit corporation independent from Purdue University, and is one of the wealthiest collegiate papers in the country In 1980, the Exponent sent four reporters to the Republican National Convention in Detroit, and four to the Democratic National Convention in New York City. Few professional writers ever get that chance. But the Exponent is an educational institution, and its writers and editors have opportunities few students realize. FROM ROW Cindy Reynolds Sheila Purtill Julie Wise her SECOND ROW Dave Nelson Regina Campbell Wendv Levi Francis McCorkle Robin Roach Jan Wewe Kris livos Debbie Roth Kathy Russell Jackie Crudge Rani Tewari Fran Sheehan Krvstal Smitherman THIRD ROW Kevin McMahon Kim Overpeck Angela Beeler Becky Crogg Dorreen Swetnam Marc McVicker David Franks lohn Gamble Ron French Don Gettlefinger Karl Adams FOURTH ROW Mark Robinson Glen McArdle Cindy Reichard Greg Kline Carl Abernathv Mike Backus David Freije Galen Meyer Cindv Reichard Galen Meyer Managing Editor Greg Kline ...... Associate Editor Francis McCorkel David Franks Copy Editor Rani Tewari Education Editor Ian Wewe City-State Editor Alan Lee Sports Editor Mike Carniello Dorreen Swetnam Features Editor lohn Mayer Photo Editor Cathy Bliven Carl Abernathy Kathv Russell Special Sections Tim Reyna! Laura Keller Business Manager David Freije ...... Production Manager Suzanne Paquette Outside lobs Manager Cindv Reynolds Walt Cooper Classified Ad Manager Pat Kunnle Pattv Brouse Ad Director David Nelson News Advisor I.B. Wolseiner Ad Composition Helen Rehmer Barn Becker Executive Reporters Mike 8ackus Steve Holmes Susan Krauch Kris Livos Kevin McMahon Debbie Roth 334 JJ5 Employer Hosting was added to the Council of Special Events roster of activities this year. Other continuing programs include Parent's Day, Phone-a-thon, Talent Clearinghouse, Westwood, and Campus Contacts. COUNCIL FOR SPECIAL EVENTS SENIOR BOARD FRONT ROW Maribeth Doran John Baranowski Margaret Thomas BACK ROW Ann Singleton Amv A. Christoff Leslie Kimmel Barb Mulkey Rachel Lenox IUNIOR BOARD FRONT ROW Elizabeth Bradford Michael Pelligra Kim Krout Cheryl Johnson Lvnn Nolan Chris DeRario SECOND ROW Ann Moffatt Betsy Shanks Debbie Combs Ellen Christ Linda Allen Jocelyn Wilfe Karen Siciliano BACK ROW Kathy Vrtikapa Mike McMullen Alice Miller Mara Fiegle U With a circulation of over six thousand copies, The Greek is published twelve times during the school year and is the largest and most established Greek system newspaper in the United States. Although its primary focus is upon news of interest to the Greek community, it is distributed and read campus-wide. THE GREEK SENIOR BOARD Dave Sturm Gretchen Schwoppe Blake Deckard lamie Shoemaker |im Hill JUNIOR BOARD AND STAFF FRONT ROW Tom Atkinson Rebecca Weeks Allison Herke Beth Sturm Ann Fields Deb Winer SECOND ROW Steve Powell Laura Eby Kelly Coteswocth Laura Sturdesend Scott Frazier Ken Stroose M7 Patti Ising Editor-in-Chief Gail Duffley Sales Manager Kathy Klingler Business Manager Sharon Davis Associate Editor Jim Gunderson Associate Editor Bob Hall Photo Editor Art Weisman Photo Editor 40 Business: Beth Garegnani Liz Hepfer Bob Hofman Sales: Kelly Autry Sue Huester Nancy Collins Brenda Hartman Jennifer McKenzie David Schultz Peggy Walters Kim Ferguson Midge Kinney Tim Scher Cynthia Chudek Carla Young Karen Rammell Lynn Will Dale Spindler Eric Hargens Myles Olsen Jennifer Albert Photo: Don Santel Scott Eastin John Christy Kurt Kolseth Marianne Morris Andy Stone Bill Schmitz Kathleen Plenus Betty Mclnerney Art: Holly Metzger Tom Beslic Copy: Lee Liddv Academia: Betsy Kurtz Mary Clare Diener Susan McCollum Opening: Doug Shoemaker John Kinnaman Betsy Wiersma Features: Vickie Hall Jean Ryan Sports: Kathy Risk Andy Berg Jim Hackler Residences: Judy McArdle Bill Sartain Anna Guthrie Activities: Amy Turner Wendy Aronin Steve Casper Greeks Co-ops: Greg Hartman Susan Jones Box 647. Stewart Center West Lafayette. Indiana 47907 Junior Staff Iron Key Calvin O Schrag Guy D. VVouUet Joanne Bradley Patty Decker Arthur Hansen Jennifer Dean Sam Wilson Patti Ising Standing Mark Herrmann Kent lackson Dennis f. Weiderinar Jeff Veenhuizen — Key is an honorary made of nine seniors and two faculty members who were selected at the end of their junior year for outstanding service to their fellow students and for the university. Organized under the office ot the President, Iron Key is designed to employ the help of a few active leader in creating an awareness of important aspects of students life at Purdue. KJ OMICRON DELTA KAPPA FRONT ROW Dick Freije Brion Sargent Sharon Davis Allison Vidimos Kyle Fosbrink Claire Chandler Cindy Niekanp Nancy Heritage Jean Taafe Lorie Schmidt Jeanne Novas Pete Rukavina Stan Davis SECOND ROW Kathy Klingler Peg Lidester Deidre Shoemaker Coleen Hagan Susie Ries Pat Johnson Beth Crum Kathy Niehoff Nancy Everett Amy Allison Mararet Thomas Sheli Chermak Cathie Beck Jennifer Dean Jennifer Spencer Renee Kalmes BACK ROW Jeff Veenhuizen Steve Miner John Sautter John Walker Alan Petersburg Bill O'Brien Kent Jackson Ted McKinney Vane Clayton Steve Steinhubl Kim Ames Dave Retherford Greg Tomoehlen Susan Brand Beth Root u r Omicron Delta Kappa is an all campus National Leadership Honor Society for junior and senior college students. The purpose of its foundation is to recognize excellence in collegiate activities and scholarship and to bring together representatives from all walks of college life. This year, in addition to the annual Best ODK Counselor Award , the group presented the first Beverely Stone Award to an outstanding Purdue staff member. ODK also assists students through the Dean of Students office. 345 Mortar Board FRONT ROW Mark Lamp Kassandra Agee Jeff Veehuizen Lorie Schmidt Paul Knotts Dick Freije Cheryl Hollingsworth Maribeth Doran Pam Schaeke! Kathy Klingler Nancy Everett Kim Shufran Shokrina Radpour Kathy Niehoff Pete Rukavina Pablo Ruiz-Ramon BACK ROW Susan Brand Cindv Niekamp (ennifer Dean Kim Ames Patti Ising joe David Edmondson Joanne Bradley John Walker Pat Johnson Kevin Bender Scott Brown Wendy Turner Jeanne Saharizn Amy Allison M6 sv SKULL AND CRESCENT The sophomore activities honorary for Creeks, Skull Crescent, is an active organization on campus. The group was designed to bring together outstanding underclassmen from all different organizations on campus to facilitate the exchange of ideas. The honorary includes some faculty members. The interaction with fellow students and faculty encourages a greater awareness of the shared concerns and accomplishments throughout student organizations. FRONT ROW Lance Clark |im Hill Marc Carlson Mimi Noyes Pam Baker Cindy Ruggles Barb Robertson Sue Huester Beth Hustad Blake Deckard Kathleen A. O'Connor SECOND ROW FIFTH ROW Barb Mulkey Rich Moore Brooke Notion Susan Zuhl Cathy Atkins Lisa Kremer Don Klingler Beth Crum THIRD ROW Steve Lavwer Ann Singleton BACK ROW Debbie Grelewicz Jeffrey Bradshaw Patty Murphy Wayne Turner Tom Wilson .Mark Legan Fran Frick Ken Rvlon FOURTH ROW Jeff Gorman HS The Institute of Electric.il and Electronics Engineers sponsers a variety of events to introduce engineering students to the world of industry. In addition to hosting guest speakers from several major firms, the group takes plant trips to a variety of companies and annually participates in Engineering Week. IEEE Don Weaeng Elaine Schawalder Art Whitfield Thu Mguyen Dave White Jerry Kuhn CFS COUNCIL FRONT ROW R. Troup A. Probst P. Porter N. Monevhun J. Whitlock SECOND ROW P. Gomey B. Zonker M, DeBerardinis M. Lucas K. Massey S. Fuson L. Stanton M. A. Mitchell BACK ROW C. Lemaslus B. Barr A. Woodling D. Hapner J Hutsell S. Sickle R. Bond The Consumer and Family Sciences Student Council serves as a liason between students and faculty and initiates and supports activities which promote CFS. Dur- ing the year, the Council sponsers the school newspaper, the Faculty File, the Freshmen Kickoff Reception, and the CFS Activities Carnival. J GLEE CLUB Tim Altom Rickie Bailey Dave Berry Andy Blauvelt left Boice John Carson Dave Cassidy Jeff Cherry Tim Dare Brian Dean Dan Eberts 8ruce Elmer Bob Ephlin Jim Frazer Dave Getzin Steve Codeke Keith Gordon Blake Hackman Brian Hairstorm Andy Hottgll Jim Hubert .Mike Humerickhouse Bill Huston Dave Johnston Jim Justus Don King Karl Kolmer Bob Martin Scott Middleton Steve Mitchener John Murray Kaith Palmer Rick Parker Jeff Pope Keith Rattay Jim Reed Jim Richard Brian Rukstales Steve Rullmann Jeff Sauffer Glen Shedlock Chris Shelton Doug Shelton Kevin Slentz Randy Smith Chris Tarvin Brian Thomson John Toborg Tim Tully Jim Watson Keith Wheeler Derrick Williams Roger Winstead Kevin Yohnka Mike Young The Purdusirs I) PMO o = •I Kristi 8rengle Cindy Brown fill Coy nor Jeanne Crews Deirdre Curry Kelly Driver Valerie Forsythe Mary Friend lane Gilbert Allison Herke Lisa Hunter Renee Hylton Carrie Ives Debra Janssen Shari Kilpatrick Maryann Limp Audrey Morgan Christie Quimby Cindy Sandleben Rosemarie Schwoppe Michele Swiezy Debbie Steckel Emily Weetherston Heidi Woodruff Marlene Zetzer Mark Ball Pam Barnett Nancy 8athauer Rick Coleman Tom Cullens Jill Duncan J.T. Fortner Carl Hungerford Don Kruggel Jane Luhman Cathy Moore Gordon Stiers Alyce Tower Janet Harvey Ryan Grass Don Stikeleather Carol Deem Joyce Meredith Neil Redkevich Miriam Gable Judy Kern Nancy Gaugh PURDUE BELL CHOIR 351 COED CHORAL CLUB Tracy Almquist Mary Barrett Elizabeth Beauvais Chris Bookwalter Kristi Buroker Johanna Byram Kathy Chapman Leslie Cooper 8eth Crum Caylc Dieck Peggy Drutzler Brenda Faulkner Ellen Fix Anne Forest ieri Beth Fox Lisa Friz Karen Frye Lisa Caring loan Glasson Wendy Golliher Teresa Gooding Christine Graham Joel Hendrickson Nancy Heritage Martha Hitchcock Michelle Hoffman Sue Jackson Patricia Johnson Emily Johnstone Lynne Jones Sheri Kling Betsy Kranz Maryirene Ladner Lori Leonard Kathy Lorenz Teresa McHenry Trish Nelson Anne Olvey G. Pfaffenberger Sharon Pickard Rebecca Price Michelle Quinn Lynn Radde Elizabeth Randa Laura Redding Lynda Rhodes M. Schlegelmilch Karen’ Schultz Debra Shaffer Theresa Shooter Allison Shutt Kimberly Simpson Marti Snyder Karen Squires Christine Swingler Brenda Truax Gayle Trueax Shirley Tucker Beth Vanderheyden Elizabeth VanSickle Lynette Vitucci Rebecca Weeks Barbara Wentworth Kimberly Wilson Cinda Andrews Sharon Brown Mary Ellen Fischer Debbie Griffin Pam Harris Linda Hoffman Joan Laker Nancy Lauffenburger Liz Parien Debbie Rodrik Laura Scrugham Mindy Waitt Jenny Wollen PURDUE BELLES UNIVERSITY CHOIR Phil Anderson Bill Banc Bruce 8eitman Cynthia Bowling Dan Bove Elizabeth Bradford Dawn Brice Todd Broome Gretchen Bruner Brian Burns Greg Casimer Nancy Cupka Robert Cook Richard DeMontbreun Maria Diaz Mike Dobbs .Mark Fox Kathryn French Rick French Janet Gaydos Tori Gentry Lisa Gibson Maric3 Gluys Coleen Hagen Jamie Hall Euny Hanebutt Lois Hanebutt Cacinda Harris Jim Huber Greg Kelm Jim Kitterman Martin Kottlowski Robin Kreienbrink Jill Kuipers Robert Ladner Mary Jo Lamie Kevin Leahy Maureen Leahy Branna McCarty Anne McGill Melynn Meier Ann Morfatt Lorrie Mulhaupt Kev in O'Connell Judy Oneschak Doug Palmeter layne Parker Jeff Patterson Steve Powell Robert Preston Jerry Pullen Denise Rabensteine Jonathan Reid Tom Rezek Greg Robbins Belinda Roettger Brian Rupley Bill Schmitz Carol Sharp J.C. Shelton Ann Singleton Joe Steuver 8elh Stewart Don Stikeleather Tom Teel loan Titzer Tom Tully Cora Widener Nancy Wright Mike Zehner JSJ I Professor William D. Kisinger . ■ -r BANDORAMA Professor Maxine Lefever Frank Stubbs SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Occupational Outlook, 00”, is a two day career information program held in the spring for all students. The program is unique in that Purdue Alumni return to the campus to reflect on their careers, their academic preparations, and their story of how Purdue University has been meaningful to them. 0081 Joel McLaughlin Lynne Kruckner Pnil Rohrer Beth Frymire Susie Maley Matt Fornefeld Donna Martz Shelley Kirk Don Dichmann Russ Bond I As an honorary-. Tomahawk selects outstanding independent upperclassmen who have shown leadership in campus activities. In bringing these leaders together, Tomahawk hopes to further develop the leadership abilities as well as broaden the scope of each member through pledge training and club activities. Realizing the benefits derived from activities. Tomahawk members can help stimulate an interest among all students for participation in student organizations. TOMAHAWK Mary Adam Holly Anderson Shirty Bangma Jean Baranowski Beth Beauvais Dave Boruff Cheryl Bowser Jana Crites Kathy Coffey Carrie Cox Edwin DelValle Jon Dunphy Scott Gelzin Phil Gleason 8ill Gross Jeff Hankins Sue Jackson Susan Jones Kim Kantner Matt Kell Diane Kissinger Ed Klein Lisa Kobold Belinda Kouns John Lawson Joyce Meredith Holly Mover Marla McCullough Beth North Lynette Nowak April Oliver Shokrina Radpour Chris Reinhold Tom Rezek Denise Riddle Deb Ritter Jan Roark Greg Robbins Imogene Schaeffer Don Shakley Tom Smith Kay Squires Randy Steger Christy Trevithick Brenda Truax Kathy Vandewalle Beth Vincent Chris Wachs Laurrie Walker John Wentz Jerry White Rich Young ASSOCIATION FOR WOMEN STUDENTS EXECUTIVE 8OAR0 AND SENIOR BOARD FRONT ROW EXECUTIVE BOARD Jeanne Novas Patti Glowacki Pam Vogel Mary Ellingson Donna Downing SENIOR BOARD Mindy Kraft BACK ROW Jo Guzman Shauna Boliker Jeannette Lockhart Margaret McGinnis Barb Dittus Debbie Niezgodski Jennifer Marshall JUNIOR BOARD FRONT ROW Julie Bonnett Jean Mohlmann Lori Brooks Janice Auch BACK ROW Terri Trescott Gretchen Heidenieich Ann Cox Sarah Butterfield Sally Whitehead The Association for Women Students represents the entire student body at Purdue. Throughout the year, AWS sponsors several programs encouraging women to utilize their individual potential. These programs include Whistlestop and Health Awareness as well as the Human Race I and the sponsorship of visiting speakers such as Bella Abzug. VO The Spirit of Purdue is the theme of the Reamer Club, a spirit and service organization. The club this year co-sponsored the first Black Cold Game, an intersquad competition featuring the Purdue Basket- ball Team. Other activities include button sales and manning both the Boilermaker Special and the Extra Special at athletic events throughout the year. REAMER CLUB FRONT ROW Kathy Cummins Vickie Keener Mark Speth to Guzman Rhonda Williams Marlene Hartman Michael Hoffman Mary Scheitlin Bill Hapeman Kathy Clem Michael le Reas Kathleen Maher Karen Huss Lee Huss SECOND ROW David Oeffinger J.D. Bowman Christopher Goeppner lanelle Kain OLD MASTERS FRONT ROW 8eth Crum Pam Strand SECOND ROW Pete Rukavia Lorie Schmidt Nancy Everett John Walker Bess Lawrence Matthew Barnes THIRD ROW Kathy Nieboff Brion Sargent Denise DeGraff Steve Steinhubl Dean Zissus Dean Miner Each year, the Old Masters program invites a group of individuals to Purdue for the purpose of sharing ideas and experiences with the student body. During their stay on campus, the Old Masters are escorted by student hosts and hostesses to all of their scheduled events, including visits to classrooms, residence units, and informal meetings. Reflections for Tomorrow was the theme of this years program. Ml STUDENT CONCERT COMMITTEE The Student Concert Committee, a division of Convocations, is in charge of booking all of the major concerts at Purdue. In addition to bringing the concerts to Purdue, the organization hosts the band members and makes sure the concert runs smoothly. Pam Baker Marc Carlson Jeff Dehner Sue Lesch Will Lyles Steve McKinley Doug Pecore Cathy Petrecca Pete Sampson Lori Tokarz Connie Vernon George Wellen Rock M3 FRONT ROW Rod Spurlock Bruce Alexander Ted Bourke Will Lyles Bill Vonachen Bill O'Brien SECOND ROW left Veehuizen Tom Costakis Dick Freije Andy John Ken Rulon GIMLET Randy Clark left ScroRgs BACK ROW Kevin Drane Keith lohnson Brian Walker Ted McKinney Vane Clayton David Rethertord Jeff Gorman Tom Schafer Jim Hill Tom Krajewski Gimlet serves to boost collegiate athletics and provide both interactions between campus leaders and leadership training opportunities. Each spring, several aspiring leaders are invited to attend the group's leadership workshop. Membership in the honorary is open to Junior and Senior fraternity men. The group is also in charge of the victory bell at football games and its ringing after each Big Ten victory, a tradition since 1905. in August, Purdue's cheerleading squad traveled to the National Cheerleaders Association Camp at the University of Tennesee and upon returning for classes, practiced three hours a day, five days a week until the football season began. Cheering at football, basketball, and women's volleyball games, the squad must raise their own airfare for travel to any game beyond normal driving distance. Angie Snodgrass was once again named All-American. Reserve cheerleaders were Christy Thrasher and Ron Pleshek. FRONT ROW Lisa Beale Peg lidister Lisa Mav Angie Snodgrass Marsha Palmer BACK ROW Brad Murphy Percell Hou2er Greg Smith Dave Grieger Matt Pfister UA The Purdue Pep Squad consists of twenty girls who perform at basketball, football, and volleyball games. The squad also attends football training tables, makes posters to cheer on the teams, and helps in spirit raising all over the campus. PEP SQUAD FRONT ROW Midge Kinney Karyl Sackett Lisa Caliber Kathy Lohss Denise Simon Renee Kalmes lulie Haiberg BACK ROW Earlene Jordan Marla Pumel Noel McGlincy Pam Adams Angie Micic Sue Wiedow Rhod3 Voth Lisa Millbolland Rosie Murray Kathy Hamilton Carrie Smith Karen Rummell Dawn Wiesen STUDENT TRAVEL FRONT ROW Mike Giacobbe Kit Kennedy Martha Hitchcock Lisa Najdowski SECOND ROW Mike Lanodon Roz Redman Cyndi Eidler Keely Miller Beatrice Dries THIRD ROW Tom Stiller Barb Meese Laura Nagler Karen Schultz Sue Rutkowski FOURTH ROW David Bindlev D. Brian Brand Beth Hustad BACK ROW Douglas Parker Oeb Witter 8ob Hoogenboom Student Travel generates revenue for PSA thru its sponsorship of ski weekends, trips to away football games, and a spring break trip to Florida. 366 An honorary for upperclassmen majoring in Agricultural Mechanization, Alpha Mu participates in several activities during the year. Their projects have included making improvements to both the Engine Lab and the Agricultural Engineering Library and co-sponsoring a firewood sale. ALPHA MU FRONT ROW Greg Tormoehlcn Phil Comer David Carv fohn Dart BACK ROW Rick Hahn Reid Wait; Ray Lien Scott Benko PSNA Liz Sidwell Diane Matusz Lynn Parham Frank Doherty A relatively new organization on campus, the Purdue Student Nurses Association stimulates interest in professional nursing and the responsibilities which accompany it. The group is planning several new acti- vities for the future while continuing to offer its free physical exams and other medical services as well as its sales of nursing supplies. •V.7 HORTICULTURE SOCIETY PURDUE J Horticulture! i SOCIETY In addition to the annual Horticulture Show held during Mother's Weekend each spring, the Horticulture Society participates in several other activities during the year. Their projects include making cider and caramel apples for both the Feast of the Hunter’s Moon and Homecoming, making Christmas wreaths for charity, hosting various speakers at their meetings, as well as holding a square dance and hayride. FROST ROW William Hapeman Cindy Brown Jeanna Clodtelter Virginia Wagner Kim Krout Sherry Lester SECOND ROW Elizabeth Smock Mark Coldenstein Sharon Gravitt Cindi Smith THIRD ROW Geralynn Kcmpf Dean Ross Cheryl 8rennan Steve Sloan David Case FOURTH ROW Mike McCafterey Edward O'Conner Judy Schall Angie Richme David Gensheiner FIFTH ROW Steve Clapp Ed Carpenter Virginia Russell Todd Casey Mary Ellen Fischer SIXTH ROW Bud Ripergere Brad Benham M FROM ROW Paul Bosley Cheri Catt Dennis Tucker Chris Trimble Todd Rodgers Lisa Kremer Roxane Fitzpatrick Sherry Waymire Lynn Kremer Lisa Sutherlin SECOND ROW Kent Taylor lame Secondino Sandy McIntosh |im Williams Dave Schnept Ann Kochert Steve Pallardv Christina McDermit Brad Ma layer Chuck Sloan THIRD ROW Ann Conner Debbie Redman Renee Langdon 8ACK ROW Ron Lemenager Paul Hart Linneie Burbrinh Natalie German David Thompson Brian Catt Craig Langley Bill Trout Terry Stewart Chris Merlau Lisa Shields Theresa Feil The Purdue Chapter of Block and Bridle is an Animal Science Club that hosts and participates in many activities during the year. These activities include Swine Day, Cattle Feeders Day, Sheep Day, Cow-Calf Day, Tots Day and various livestock contests. One major event is the Purdue Royal, a livestock showmanship contest that is hosted by Block and Bridle each spring semester. Block and Bridle Club Representing the Agriculture option clubs on campus, the Agriculture Council serves as an intermediary between students and faculty. Activities include Ag Night Extravaganza, an annual Ice Cream Social, and Agricultural Career Week. AGRICULTURE COUNCIL FRONT ROW Anngie Burbrink Gary Bohlander Kim Krout Daniel Voglund Thomas Trieb SECOND ROW David Fincannon Shelly Worm lane Kemble Lynda Rhodes Theresa Hanlon Keith Diem THIRD ROW Michael Fritz Sharon Brockhoff Brian Catt David Welty BACK ROW John Brubaker Philip Brashaber Drane Jollirf Tom Schouft Ron Thieme Kevin Eikenberry DAIRY CLUB FRONT ROW Debbie Pierry Theresa Hanlon Mary Schott Calf Trish Painter Drindy Brown Tom Rumschlag SECOND ROW Dr. Colenbrander Diana Messmer Kim Bredeweg Teresa Oswalt Tom Schott Ion Schaeffer Mark Pohl Shirley Craig Helen Schmidt Jennifer Brown THIRD ROW Dennis Tucker Jeff Koenemann Greg Tormoehlen Danny Messmer Mike Wicker Keith Myers Doug Olson BACK ROW Dave Meyers Gary Schnapf Marty Huseman C)avid Byers Keith Bousman Linda Reiff Greg DuVall PURDUE DAIRY SHOW The Dairy Club's busy schedule of activities includes cheese sales before Thanksgiving and Christmas, the annual Dairy Judging Invitational and sjxmsorship of the Purdue Dairy Show. Recently named the Outstanding Ag Op- group also hosted the Midwest Regional tion Club, the activities of Purdue Collegi- Collegiate 4-H Conference and had sever-ate 4-H include International Night, a Har- al members attend the National Collegiate vest Party, and Christmas Caroling. The 4-H Conference. COLLEGIATE 4-H FRONT ROW Mary Adams Debbie Taylor Fred Rosemeycr Alice Miller Mark Bowen SECOND ROW Patty Surfers Rich Guard Nancy Beaty Sharon Powell Bcv Shell lulie Williams Keith Diem Blinie Moster Debbie Ruark BACK ROW Virginia Reece left Koenemann Lori Spohn Ian Roark Terry Hayhurst Steve Herin Anne Roscka Tom Hein Patrick Andrer AG ECON FRONT ROW Linda Burnette Vivi Sibert Robin Foster Beth Vincent BACK ROW Dr. Bob Boynton Dave Miller Brian Hiuginbetham Phil Brasnaber Greg Gault Dr. Steve Erickson The Agricultural Economics Club annually holds a Student-Staff Hamburger Fry in the fall along with an Ag Econ Roast in the Spring to provide informal settings for stu- dents and staff to get to know each other better. The group also raises funds at the Boilermaker Tractor Pull and co-sponsers Ag Careers Day. The newly reorganized Engineering Student Council acts as a coordinating body tor engineering students. They promote activity and communication among engineering students and act as a liaison to the administration and faculty. The thirty-six members of the council are selected to represent the twelve various engineering schools and departments. Some of the council’s activities include the annual Industrial Roundtable job fair, the engineering survey, Sound Off. the Engineer's Week Basketball Tournament, and Graduate School Information Panel. The Engineering Student Council is represented on the Engineering Grade Appeals Board and various other administrative curriculm committees to input student opinion and concern. FRONT ROW Jerry Stacy laurrie Walker Mark Bartok Cheryl Penkowski Chuck Buehler Susan Machata Brad Hutchinson Tim Webb Bob Deprez Karen Agarwal BACK ROW Liz Parten Kim Dax Leslie 8ankston Mike Rushing Mike Macocha Kent Young SECOND ROW Jim King Bill Lilegdon Paul Shafer Cindy Niekamp Gordon Hughes Nancy Heritage Roger Boehm Marsha Klopmeier lack Kozik Tom Gates Louis Lutostansk! Chris Schmidt loel lung T2 The American Institute of lndustri.nl Engineers ing tor local businessmen is one of the main publishes a resume book that is sent to many events for this organization, businesses across the country. A dinner meet- AIIE MONT ROW R. CcnvVxV K D. KAwngr 8 MuMiBo P. R s rtet« Bjiw« MCONOROW I, Andefum B. Snoow M IppoJilo G How N WHtf I RuppriKhl C P VO T I. Scon THIRD ROW I. PWo� R Rtma 8 VoiUChfA C NwUmo K- Seeo T Ocronvilt R WIlMl 8. Schubert C Oom FOURTH ROW R Rem D Hvquan) C. Ctnr B Rjvttv 0. kh-nm T, Fttl K. O . H FIFTH ROW 1. Corral D AMtttOh 0 lu« 8. Campbell C FiufOOr 0. Wilton 1. A «o� 1 ZcmVo B. Snvih I. Shj� SIXTH ROW D WHtlch R Kuvfc� 0. lod � I Cwlnle 8. Boling K Chon C. Pndcmr P 0 r« StVtNTH ROW C Hi S. Srhrrw T. Fjuthild vt W. K Short I S. Vrvmjn D. Graham 1. MMO BACK ROW A. Ward C Hedge T. Frcdor k D Sromn R. Klmut 0 Au S. Wnw V. .WMyurun M Romme 1 Yochum ASHRAE Bill Frederick Randy Frisk Bob Muller Marsha Klopmeier Mike Youor Cary Bullard Phil Alda? The Purdue student branch of the American Society of Heating, Refridgeration, and Air Conditioning Engineers, promotes the entire profession. Activities of the club include trips to Solar Energy Expositions, the ASHRAE national Convention, and Standard Oil Company. The Purdue branch also publishes a resume book that is distributed to over three hundred companies. J7J The society of Professional Engineers promotes the registration of graduating seniors as professional engineers, sponsors the Calculator Olympics and the honorary Order of the Engineer, and conducts tours of various facilities of interest on campus. SOCIETY OF PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS Dave Mennel Paul Shafer Lars Sorenson Matt Thoennes SOCIETY OF WOMEN ENGINEERS FROM ROW Linda Novak Monica Schoen Linda Rupprecht Linda Cerruti Nancy Heritage Lisann Chase Michelle Gilles Tony Simon Agnes Calasanz Margot Buvew BACK ROW Mtrki Villiger Claire Chandler Donna Spoftord lane Daniels Chris Maziar Sylvie Pettier Ann Recktenwall lennifer Dean Cathi Connors Cindy Vennors lulie Mann lanet Easton 37« The promotion of both awareness of women in engineering and professional achievement arc among the goals of SWE. These goals are approached through the |r. High Outreach Program and the annual job fair as well as the publication of a resume brochure, scholarships, plant trips, discussions of professional issues, and several other activities. SCIENCE BOARD FRONT ROW Don Dichmann Nancy Suarez Tammy Beal Karen Kinder LaSandra DeRome Randal Goodman Mary Damm Anna Solarski Steve Nash BACK ROW Adam Mednick Scott Brown Sunil Bhandarkar John Dewald Mark Collier Mike O'Donnell Jean lundberg Steve Miller Barbara Chance COLITION OF BLACK SCIENCE STUDENTS FRONT ROW Vic Scott April Bellamy Brenda Middleton Brenda Hendrickson BACK ROW Irene lohnson Donald Redding Paula K. Bouldon Luita A, Smith Deborah Scott Michael Barker Frank Riddick AMERICAN NUCLEAR SOCIETY Robert Abboud Merri Anderson Jerry Andrews Samuel Bellamy Matthew Benac Debra Crama Penny Dale Marcia Drackley John Elliot Randy Hart Annette Howard D. Bryan Miller Jeff Roman Richard Schiessmann Fred Stumph Peter Weggeman The American Nuclear Society is a professional organization for nuclear sciences and related fields. The group sponsors a public information program that reaches the area high schools as well as the Purdue campus and sends students to local and regional symposia on nuclear related fields. NSSLHA FRONT ROW Mary Anne Lehman Ann Kalberer Mike Tysklind Irv Meitus SECOND ROW Terri Bukaitz Audrey Chamberlin lisa Comer .Marie DeVaney Karen Bood Cheryl Huke Evelyn Boyle Carol Havlik Jennifer Komnick Lynne Myers THIRD ROW Beverly Lynch Michelle Montes Janis Langston Susan Kirchoff Elayne lipson Susan Peckins Anne Gyori Karen Ckasiler Marsha Brothers Wends- Cowan FOURTH ROW Sherec Sarko Kay Klindworth Joy Boh lander Katrina Tracy Lori Markiewicz Shannon Stapleton Jill Obermayer Shawn Carroll Melissa Henry Mark Corban Rose Matter BACK ROW lorene Eastes Deb Stanley Kimberly Weitekamp Anne Roska Mary Roberts Susan Seifert This year the National Student Speech, Language, and Hearing Association initiated a visitation program to area nursing homes in addition to several other service projects. The group also regularly hosts guest speakers at their monthly meetings and has several social events during the course of the year. FROM ROW Leslie Hamby Carla A. Young Jeanette Lovin Joy Dohmever Laura Genduso Beth Brumbaugh Brenda Hughett Viki Stone Julie Ramser Beth Bruner Renee Kidwell Cheryl Brown Cindy Marcotte Sharon Davis SECOND ROW Cynthia Rockstroh Carol Landers Stephanie Taylon Becky Christofolis Lisa Pope Tari Turner Penny Mace Jane Leathers Rhonda Elridge Jacqueline Holm Anne Ceis Mary Beth Cora Nancy Riesling Rhonda Estes Nevenka Biljan Gavle Cecil Elizabeth Chalmers THIRD ROW .Marlene Hershberger Pamela Wene Mary Brettnacher Baren Swedeen Sue Martin Trish Mattingly Barbara Meyer Tamara Crawley Anne Groves Pam Boner Gretchen Kraus Mary Marz Lynn Wellman Carmen Czerwinski Susan Hojnacki Cathy Doppler Jackie Akev BACK ROW Linda Pulley Rachel Wynant Cindy Jackovich Dawn Jones Cheryl Abramson Becky Fenstermaker Betsy Beltz Kathryn Schierholz Telene McCauley Leslie Willsey Laura Kulawinski Kathy Feener Kim 8obbitt Cynthia Jingst Theeni Morikis Karen Slingsby Lynn Wallace Karen Balukiewicz The purpose of Kappa Epsilon is to promote the position of women in the pharmacy profession. In the spring, the Pi chapter served as host for the province convention. Other activities included the Mr. Pharmacist” contest, the Kappa Epsilon scholarship, the Kappa Epsilon banquet. weekly TGIF's, and several other activities within the School of Pharmacy. KAPPA EPSILON KAPPA PSI Purdue is home for one of the largest chapters of Kappa Psi, a national pharmacy fraternity. Pi chapter is active professionally, athletically, and socially both on campus and in and around the community. Kappa Psi fraternity plays a strong role as Pharmacists of the future. FRONT ROW Mark Shutts Ed Smith Tonv Yost Tom Wood Dr. Ken Kirk SECOND ROW Bill Losin Tim Cagney Rick Fisner Scott Kazcynski Ron Rosich lohn Homer THIRD ROW Eric Good son Bob Scheussler Doug Johnson left Hatfield Ed Fennel Mark Thompson Tew Gubbins FOURTH ROW Brian Killian Larry Yost Ed Erb Pat George Art Pasquenelli Jeff Luce Kent Ruprecht Stan Miller FIFTH ROW Brad Harth Mark Coffin FRONT ROW Kathleen O'Conner Melanie Mile Suzanne Vaughan lean Saharian Amv Allison Mimi Noyes Sandra Kremer Amy Kennedy Betsy Shanks BACK ROW Keith Johnson Randall Clark Bob Stiekrod Fran Frick Sibyl Britton Jim Schaus Thomas Blood Andy Oreffice Keith Palmer Steven LaSchiazza The Management Council acts as a liaison between faculty, administration, and students. The council coordinates a resume book, as well as organizing a Swap Table, Graduate Night and a summer internship fair. SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT COUNCIL The goal of the Humanities, Social Sciences and Education Student Council is to publicize the HSSE school and to assist its students. The group is made up of two representatives from each department. Its growing list of activities include publishing a resume book and a newsletter and holding workshops on resume writing and interviewing. HSSE STUDENT COUNCIL FRONT ROW lune Yoder Betsy Wiersma Tim Varnau Mary Kite Vicki Wilson SECOND ROW Katherine Bosses Jerry White Becky Wray Jane Hifl Amy Hunt THIRD ROW Cathy Fields Lynn Mongan Angela Cassady Beth Hustad FOURTH ROW' Sberrell Bundy Wendy Turner FIFTH ROW William Wright Kim Conner Amy Swackenberg Margaret Thomas Alison Lane PRSSA Kevin Anderson Grace Balducci David Bartel Cindy Bradley Millie Brauer Mike Catabro Ellen Christ William Cook Cheryl Cory Susan Fron Diane Gentry Don Gettelfinger Kim Giacommi Lisa Gleixner Eric Gronning Jeffrey' Grubert Jeanie Cuba Kathy Hamilton Cindy Harris Jerome Johnson Anne Kennedy Leslie Kimmel Debbie Kovacevich Mike Knight Ann Laffcrty Lisa Leeman Teresa McHenry Deb Morchead Ted Nugent Linda Olsen Meg Osetinsky Scott Plepel John Roden Suzanne Shea Leon Shooter Kathy Spitzmiller Maria Sulli Gavin Telfer Lauri Tritsch Amy Wilkinson Karen Williams Julie Wischer Randy York In its second year here at Purdue, the Public Relations Student Society of America has made many advancements. In addition to greatly increasing its membership. PRSSA has developed a new publicity network on campus and has handled the publicity for several major campus organizations during the year. MO The American Society of Interior Designers is an organization created to serve an educational function for students in interior design. The group invites various firms to speak on both their company and their products and sponsors field trips to locations of interest. ASID FRONT ROW Reed Benhamon Nancy Monevhun Catherine Stump Linda Strobel Sharon Ramhap Lissen Gregory SECOND ROW ludv Reilly Jim Avery Cheryl Ivagner Ian Martin Susan Decker Lynn Stanton Verene Von Tobel Cathy Bula THIRD ROW Sandy Smith A.J. Kuester lanice Hamak Patty Regan Ellen Hatfield Dana Copeland Jana Andrews lames Rocmbke FOURTH ROW Stephanie Obem Lynn Lanchantin Susan Nolan Barbara Schwenn Cynthia Slaughter Tammv Myers Diana Wagoner Nancy Clinton FIFTH ROW Kim Fein Nan Ruvel Natalie Raines Karen Tucker Pam Hyden .Mary Ann Fabisiak Sue Mason Heidi Woodruff SIXTH ROW Susan Searight Caro! Libkie Susan Woodrow Sara Grotrian Susan Douglas Susie Heath Stephanie Medich Gretchen .Martinson Priscilla Mack SEVENTH ROW Vickey Kelver Jane Long Anne Foreslieri Diana 8cnder Tommie Mattox Julie Taff Anne Probst Patti Lyon Cathy Clark CIRCLE K CLUB Joe Allen Jim Beard Joan Bentzen Cathleen Black Diana Braddick Gary Brownfield Cheryl Conway Joanne Dance Alain Defoumeaux Karla Dittman Karen Effler Dale Fox Kevin France CeCe Hall YeYe Hammond Joe Hoffman Margaret Hushek Scott Innis Scott luman Deana Kellens Ed Laughlin Bill Petrous Joyce Ricca Sid Rouch Mark Rouch Mark Shaw Mike Tancock Cheryl Templia Laura Torian Tony Wright Circle K is a service organization which is affiliated with Kiwanis International. Monthly visits to Hillcrest Nursing Home, a tree planting project, a backgammathon and various other community and service projects were among the groups activities this year. 181 The Purdue Student Home Economics Association (PSHEA) is an organization serving all Consumer and Family Sciences majors at Purdue. It is affiliated with both the Indiana Home Economics Association and The American Home Economics Association. PSHEA FRONT ROW Carta Carter Amy Wood line Ann Marshall Patty Sheehan Julie Wolfe Teresa Eloff BACK ROW Leslie Schiff Catherine Dubinin Donna Reel Lea Anne Robinson Karla Hackman Lisa Walton Kathy Walton T P. AnderKK t. Aybeli K Ave� V P. Boole I. Bailey l Bale I Ban 0. Batina I Beach A Be-der K. Bot-ng S. 8raman D. o thow I Carper C . Carte. K. Clem, C. Cook H. ConnoCS P. Cooper C.Con 1. Couttn T. Dobner t Ocfw K Daemon C. Dormer I. Douglas C. Outrun 0 todo D Ebcrhard C. frd I. fnend K. Gemlich C. Cro« k. Hackman T. Haheena A. Mardmrv N. Hardier I. Hartman t. Hllcmjn S. HH l. Hodman I Huecke 1 HuKCll C Wm, I Wrwon R lone, D, Kecncn 0. Kerne M Kinney 1. Kocher K- lane A- lath L leaiell V. Wecc P. lews | lofirum P. lub I. lumm A. stack |. M m i K. Stavwv T. StoCew W. Maybach 0. ,stoxwe!l T W0ous K. Me Demo-'l 1. McKowen St Monne S. Von I. Mter, C. Ma h M NetxVd M. Nte R Ome� K. Pervod I. Puck C Pratt D Seel I. Reinhatd D Riddle 8 Roach I Robert, L Robrnwy, S Scarlea M. Schotlm 8. Schwenn M. Shackietoo P. Snocbjr, A Smith I. Spohr 8 Storrbaugh V. Stner 0. Sturgn S Swornon D. Taylor C. Templin 1. Torion R Trbovlc A. turner C . UN K. Vandersaart St Wadelton A. Wagner S WaSa R Week C. Wheatley C. William D. William 8 Wllhoo I. WoMr A. Woodi ng I. Zeihtaoge' M2 SCHOLAR, the Student Cooperative Honorary for Outstanding Leadership and Academic Recognition, promotes academic and leadership achievement amoung the members of Purdue's 15 coop- erative houses. The group provides educational opportunities through the hosting of guest speakers, and does a community project each fall for UNICEF. SCHOLAR FRONT ROW Patty Yanos Dennis Bra etton ludv Whaley Mark Brand Mary Beth Hammond Dan Collins SECOND ROW Cheryl Culy Patty Reed Kristy Buroker Martha Porter Cheryl Mover Peg Lidester THIRD ROW Sara Goetz Christe Huesbv Lori Huesbv Ron Noll Eric Roblin FOURTH ROW Randy Sipkema Cmdy Bender .Mary Pat Moran BACK ROW Tony Greene Twain Sumerset Trent Fisher Paul Copenhaver Tony Barker FILM SOCIETY FRONT ROW Martin Mucciarone Jeff Anthony Chuck Slana SECOND Row Scott Cutsinger Bobbie Whittemore Chuck Tharp David Franks Chris Dible THIRD ROW Mark Jansen Theresa Barbalas George Yee Lisa Piper BACK ROW Li Byrne William Bryan Margaret Novak Jay Perlman Todd Runkle Ellen Jones Craig Votava Ellen Burdsall Keith Smith Karen Grimbcrg Greg Garner Christina Henricksen George Ovsen In addition to being film-makers in their own right, the Film Society presents a series of movies emphasizing education rather than entertainment. The group is self supporting through revenues from ticket sales and takes field trips to the Chicago Film Festival and film distribution conferences. Eta Sigma Delta is a newly established chapter of an international honorary. The honorary functions as a career development resource center and an international communication network. Eta Sigma Delta also encourages and facilitates contact l)e-tween members of the industrial and student communities. ETA SIGMA DELTA Marcic Steinhilber Carolyn LeMastus Tonya Hillard Kevin Powers RHI SOCIETY FRONT ROW C. Parsons C. Gamez T. Hahn D. Homeier S. Elsea L. Niksch K. Kacprowicz C. Weaver M. Larson T. Hillard J. Cherpes M. Sego E. DeFrees M. Webb D. Hayes B. Price FOURTH ROW C. Jacks P. Gorney I. Rhea J. Dresser P. Anderson J. Koons SECOND ROW K. Johnson M. Steinhilber S. Goldenberg K. Newell J. Sanders R. Troup D. Lemm M. Florek T. Armstrong ). Napier D. Bublitz K. Powers S. Horrall C. LeMastus BACK ROW D. Larsen B. Jaffe R. Bond T. Glover L. Krucker T. Stiker M. Mitchell B. McDonnell B. MacLeod M. Anders J. Rockhill C. Uhl R. Daugherty N. Dillon J. Souza B. 8urstadt THIRD ROW' G. Surber M. De La Rosa D. Hobson V. Parducci K. Hetzer K. Gustafson S. Rudolph R. Redman J. Mihalik G. Hanselman M. Tracer RHI Society allows students to gain practical experience working in the cafeteria. The club organizes pre-game football brunches, Sunday night munches, and various dances. JM The Purdue Residence Radio Network provides non-commercial radio service to all residence halls and each of its eight stations is completely student managed. In addition to routine broadcast activities, the group provides audio services for several other student organizations and promotes campus activities. The network found particular success this year with its coverage of basketball games. PRRN FRONT ROW |. Edgebouse ). Henkel D. Banwart M. Thom Sanford I. Slaven BACK ROW' M. Meyer K. O'Connel M. Albrecht K. Harris C. Neuts |. Mattick D. Chapman E. Kilgariff M. 8aker T. Keating ANCHORETTES FRONT ROW Beth Ann Moore Ramona Cornell Kimberly Taylor Audrey Morris lana Alexander Gina Hoffman Kathy Stavros SECOND ROW Shari Rodriguez Dawn Richardson Cheri McCoy Reta Krozel Carol Richards Debbie Hobson Debbie McAdam Nancy Stienhauser Apryl Reid BACK ROW Captain W W. Bigler Mark Feener Jerry Creenblatt Tracy Warren Barb Stuckey Mark Rayome Beth Owen )ohn tape Les Hunzinger Ken Landis Dave Furhman Lt. Mayers As an auxiliary to the Naval ROTC Battalion, the Anchorettes function as an important service organization. Their activities include marching along with the battalion at Mardi Gras and an annual carnation sale. 385 PURDUE COUNCIL ON ALCOHOL AWARENESS AND ALTERNATIVES The Purdue Council on Alcohol Awareness and Alternatives is an organization of students who wish to establish an atmosphere of responsible drinking at Purdue and in the greater Lafayette area. Several of their activities included a poster contest and an unkegger”. The central theme of the organization is that if you choose to drink, drink responsibly. FRONT ROW Scon Wadsworth Susan Matey Laura Eby Becky Mistcko Lisa Chab Steve Smyrski BACK ROW Dave Smith Cathie Beck Katie Brand Walt Cooper Carol Deasao Chip 8latcn!ey Me FRONT ROW Tom Fardner Willie Kink Mimi Noves Gary Pruitt SECOND ROW Mar,' O'Conner Karen Siciiiano Annie Hall Julie Viellier Mary Groen Todd Griffith THIRD ROW Paul Allison lennifer McKenzie Suzanne Vaughan Debbie Morgan Julie Grote Mim Miller Shervl Rich Beth Tanner FOURTH ROW Steve Hawey |im Schaus John Hamm Bill O'Brien Joanne Bradley John Butterworth Bob Hoogenboom Dave McCarter LiCAN is concerned with securing summer employment tor students in different academic disciplines. The club sponsors vocation seminars, offers walk-in counseling, and prints brocheres on how to find summer employment. UCAN Food Science Club, a member of Institute of Food Technologists, informs students about the food industry. The club makes applesauce for the Feast of the Hunter's Moon and sells popcorn that the club cans and labels themselves. FOOD SCIENCE CLUB FRONT ROW Hwei Tay Carole Wendrovsky Kiane Knutson Nancy Marchino De Shoemaker lay Marks SECOND ROW Linda Cousin Maureen English Debbie Bleuins Claire Schaefer Deanna Edgington BACK ROW Beth Habv Kimberly Jackson Jim Emme Brian Sweet Laura Saran Peter Kokemueller Wade Groetsch John Hampton INTERNATIONAL AGRICULTURE FRONT ROW Mark McCollom Peter Galvin Adonlaye Barry Ed Racop Dan Monroe BACK ROW Beth Byrne Shannon Murphy Carla Dryden International Ag offers students the opportunity to broaden their viewpoints of agriculture thru exposure to different types of farming. Outside speakers highlight the group's meetings and some members have the opportunity to travel to other areas of the nation and the world to study agricultural alternatives. m LATTER DAY SAINTS STUDENT ASSOCIATION The Purdue Latter-Day Saints Student Association of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints plans a variety of activities which emphasizes the role of moral and spiritual values in contemporary society. Its purpose is to help students find spiritual strength and balance in their lives while here at Purdue. FRONT ROW lack Walker Craig L. Davis William Bryan Larry Dunning Jack Hatley Craig Davis Shanna Davis Anita Davis Elder Ron Williams SECOND ROW Robert Jolley Peg Bryan Karen Hud low Paul Hvde Anita Zike Marti Davis Bardenna Pearson Sharon Durham Elder Maxwell THIRD ROW Elder Craig Le Sueur Elder Framom Sister Aguilar Sister Moyes S. Burkett A. Swackenberg Nancy Hupp Maria Rath Lesa Leaved Janet Yost BACK ROW Todd Punphrey Bill Cardiner Leslie Bryan Brian Lmdcnlaub Rick Guyon Jeff Kennedy Chip Adkins Rick Patty Jennifer Noon Keith Christensen Brenda Sederberg Rebecca Sederberg Tom Sederberg The Baptist Student Foundation holds Sunday Worship, study breaks, Bible studies, and prayer breakfasts. They also host Sunday night dinners with speakers and programs. Also, the group has a deputation team that travels Indiana giving musical performances. Other activities include hog roasts, parties, dinners, retreats, and service projects. BAPTIST STUDENT FOUNDATION FROM ROW Jonathon Reid SECOND ROW Karen Spillman Nancy Moran lean Ness Charlie Denning Todd Mathis Cliff Brandon |oe Polanka THIRD ROW Nadine Ogilvie Andrea Pressel Susan Kirchoff Kathy Grubb Tammy Ness Kirk Crocco Shirly Bangma Steve Galliher Angie Malone Jill Thorpe Randy Napier Kim Napier FOURTH ROW David Schill Anne lezotte Darlene Beams Rick Gaither Del Stark Ralph Endres Keith Engres COLLEGE REPUBLICANS BOARD MEMBERS Alan Birk Lori Thompson Amy Schamanom Kathy Bossemever Gibb Phenegar The Purdue College Republicans, founded in 1972, hosts speakers of both state and national importance, campaigns during elections, and conducts voter polls and registration drives. y� PSLA The Purdue Society of Landscape Architects participates in the Horticulture Show each spring and sponsors an annual valentine plant sale. The group also attends LAB ASH, the national meeting of landscape architects and hosts a design charrette for students studying landscape architecture at other universities. Social activities include an ice skating party, a canoe trip, and a banquet honoring seniors in the major. FRONT ROW 8rian Meyer Susan Denton Joseph Sipocz Jaylie Kinkaki Doug Shoemaker Beth Wilson I.M. Manican Richard Cherry Prof. Bernie Dahl SECOND ROW Kristen Johnson Mary Fritz Susie Reed Bob Kepshire lennie Pugh Jet'f Skecton Kari Hippenmeyer Brett Romnger Kathy Douglas Tom Silwa THIRD ROW Ray Strvchalski Amy Newcomb Lisa Mengel Don Staley Greg Pierceall Doug Werner BACK ROW BethAnn Brush Steven Levitt Gina Zimnv Don Wendel Scott Bamker Matt Hubbard Tim Gillespie The Purdue Camera Club's well-equipped group sponsors an all campus photo con-darkroom facilities are located on campus test each spring, and are open for use by its members. The CAMERA CLUB Kathleen Plena Louis Phillips Thomas Stubbs lane Hollenback Liz Davis Mike Angelo William Lesh RUSSIAN CLUB FRONT ROW Tom Polk Johy Hylkema Bruce Togler David Lintto Marc Robinson Carl Mever BACK ROW Zina Breschinsky Suzv Burks Kent Mills Debra Nitzgodski Scott Peterson Beth North Jenny Smith Cordon Dove Meetings, descussions, and talks given bv people from Russia are just some of the ways that the Russian Club gives Russian students a broader look at the Soviet Re- public. The group also sponsors an annual Russian dinner, and candy and t-shirt sales. 3� 2 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FROM ROW Gary Bohlander John Gregory David Meyers left Coombs Theresa Hanlon Monte Flowers Vera Callahan BACK ROW Dawn Cloutier Nancy Wray Dennis Tucker Carla litten Roger Batta Sandy Kirkwood lohn Suebert Teresa Oswalt Mike Johnston Kate Thayer Edward O'Conner Becky Sottong PURDUE AGRONOMY CLUB FRONT ROW' Mark Pohl Dari Bishir Mike Hirsch Greg Miller Brad Inman Kevin Kuhn David Gerrard Art Meunier Jim Dove Don Chapman Eric Bandy Lee Schweitzer SECOND ROW Eldon Hood Jenny Sc if res Dean Martin Gres Whichman Wade Rudyanskt David Hines Bret Rush Mike Oatis Danie! Voglund Ann Bischoff Michael Fritz Judy Reikofski Jeanette Reikofski Metva Smith THIRD ROW' Scott Cessna Michael Greeson Cheryl DeHaver Neal Blue Tom Christman left 8rown Susan Fowler Debbie 8uchfuehrer Shellv W'orm Chris Torp Julie Taylor David Walton Shannon Murphy Andrea Pressel The Purdue Agronomy Club is ojx?n to students interested in furthering their experiences in agronomy beyond the classroom. Activities include involvement in service to the College of Agriculture and the community. Services are extended to high schools and vocational agriculture students through the production of teaching aids. m The Association of Builders and Contractors introduces students to the construction profession. The club, chartered October of 1979, promotes free enterprise in the construction industry. ABC FRONT ROW Carl Cimino Donna Cusson Cary Toubeaux Keith Schnur Thomas Gall Jackie O'Sullivan Marty Hubler Helen Beilfuss Brent Conrad Steve Goldblatt BACK ROW Darren Day Bradley Garwood Robert Sterling Gregory Wright Bill Joyner Mark Schentrup Terry Parrott Chuck Borre Michael Spade Terry Scnultz AIESEC M. Arthur R. Badger M. Bernacchi 0. Blackborn R. Boldt D. Buffington R. Cecola P. Conway T. Dickey I. DurIc ). Enin |. Fitzgerald J. Flanigan I. Gallogly D. Gentry S. Glover J. Hauschild K. Homrig B. Huesing T. Kelling |. Kiper A. Kosaris C. Mankin I. Margiotti M. Me Math P. McNamera T. Meincrs A. Micic M. Miles M. Mishler J. Miller C. Moore 1. McGowen B. Notion K. Omer T. Parker D. Pinchok S. Purtill P. Ross S. Roth J. Schiedler B. Sinunu B. Skura B Smith K. Squires L Sturdevant L. Thetberaih A. Wadelton P. Watson C. Wilbom M. Williams D. Witter D. Wrightson I. Verde VH Founded three years ago, Purdue's chapter of the International Association of the Students of Economics and Business Management (AIESEC) has hosted eight interns from several countries, and has offered fourteen Purdue students the opportunity to participate in international business as interns. Through seminars, lectures, and conferences, AIESEC seeks to involve students, scholars, and the business community in all aspects of international business. This vear, the American Society of Agricultural Engineers hosted the Tri-State ASAE Regional and several of its members attended the National ASAE meetings. The group sponsors Field Day where students are allowed to drive agricultural equipment, is active in the Agriculture Council, and sells hearing protectors for farm safety. ASAE FRONT ROW Bob Taggart Michele McCartney Bob Muller Lora Brink SECOND ROW John Brubaker Ed Gerken BACK ROW Victor Schneider ion Rcttinger PARK AND REC FRONT ROW Craig Kincaid Suzi Crain Mike Maskal Linda Sue Duntew SECOND ROW Emily Emerson Michelle Evans Michelle Talbot lane Kimble Cindy Wood Tim Taylor BACK ROW Robert Milano Dennis Long Herb Pugmire Tony Grossman Philip )ayko The Park and Recreation Club leads trails thru Westwood Park for elementary students and during the Winter Festival. They are also helping turn Wildcat into a park with a Denrology trail as well as working with the boy's Club and the Greater Lafayette Community Center. y The Professional Life ...Ttts A Busy Executive President Arthur G. Hansen, himself a 1946 Purdue graduate in Electrical Engineering, has served as the chief executive officer of the university for ten years. The job of president of Purdue is a complex one. It entails reporting to the Board of Trustees, speaking on many different occasions, entertaining groups of students at his home and traveling to meetings in various parts of the country, representing Purdue to outside contacts. His primary function is to run the university. President Hansen is involved in policy-making decisions, talks to people about their problems and assesses the needs of the university and finds ways to meet them. He chose the job for a variety of reasons. Among them is the fact that he likes working in an academic environment, enjoys having contact with students, and appreciates having the opportunity to do such a variety of things. He considers finding something that, you like to do and that you can anitcipate everyday” the most important factor in selecting a job. Luckily he has found such a position here at Purdue. According to him, Purdue is such as fantastic place; the students are the cream of the crop. I am very fortunate to lx? a member of one of the best administrative teams in the country. Sfify Vice Presidents Have you ever wondered what the University Vice-presidents actually do for Purdue? If you think their title is honorary and their work entails just sitting behind a desk with their feet up, you are wrong. On the other hand, if you sec them as having numerous responsibilities and a full work schedule, you have the right idea. Each of the eleven has charge of a certain segment of the University which they must keep running smoothly. The responsibilities of the various men range from raising funds for and supervising construction of new buildings to coordinating the Office of the Dean of Students. While they each have individual responsibilities, they must also work together to maintain the continuity of the University. Some of the offices have overlapping responsibilities which, in effec t, creates a balance between these officials. Now that you have a belter idea of their job, next time you see one of these men you will know the important role they play in the success of Purdue University. Not pictured here is Struther Arnott, Vice-President for Research and the Dean of the Graduate School. Although out of the country first semester, he works closely with the other ten Vice-Presidents to create a well run University. What They Felix Haas Executive Vice-President Provost Frederick R. Ford Executive Vice-President Treasurer too Maintain Buildings and Grounds Charles B. Wise Vice President for Business Services Assistant Treasurer John S. Day Vice President tor Development Walter Wade Vice President of Physical Facilities 4U2 Donald R. Brown Vice President Dean of Academic Services John C- Smalley Vice President tor Housing and Food Services Robert A. Greonkom Vice President Associate Provost BOARD OF Make Policy Decisions Donald S. Powers Peter Roesner C. Russell Cox John A. Stewart Evelyn Rettinge 404 TRUSTEES 05 UNIVERSITY COMMITTEES . . . DISCIPLINARY PROCEEDINGS . . . COUNSELING . INSTITUTIONAL NATIONAL TESTING . . . Dean of Students SCHEDULE TIME BLOCKS TEACHING EMERGENCY LOANS GIFTS . . . UNCLASSIFIED PROGRAM . . 407 STUDENT ORGANIZATION ADVISING . . .STUDENT HANDBOOK . . .HOUSING ■ • STUDYING • STUDYING • STUDYING • STUDYING • STUDYING JDYINC • STUDYING • STUD Studying. While it may not be one of the most enjoyable aspects of college life, it is among the most important. Since the purpose of attending college is to learn, everyone has to study at least once in a while, like it or not. In an attempt to make the task more pleasant, most students find a favorite niche to study in. Whether it be in a straight-backed chair in one of the libraries, lying on a bed, or reclining in a soft chair in the Union or Stewart Center Lounge, the picture is basically the same ... an intense student hunched over a book, holding a highlighter in hand. After remaining in this position for a while, mind and body become weary. It is moments such as this that make students wonder why their parents say that days spent at college are the best times of life. G • STUDYING • STUDYING • STUDYING • STUDYING • STUDYING AGRICULTURE • AGRICULTURE • AGRICULTURE • AGRICULTURE • AGRICUl r School of Agriculture RE • AGRICULTURE • AGRICULTURE AGRICULTURE The School of Agriculture is proud of its unique blend of tradition and progress. The faculty and administration work hard to achieve a balance between the two. Since Purdue has one of the most respected Agriucltural Schools in the nation, their efforts have paid off. Personal counseling is a major aspect of their traditional approach to education. To complement this personal counseling, the school has its own placement center, many strong clubs and organizations, and a family atmosphere between departments. Their tradition greatly contributes to their progress. Currently there are two new buildings under construction; one will serve as an Ag Research Center and the other a Regional U.S.D.A. Soils Research Lab which will service 12 to 15 states. This year the tradition and progress will be maintained by the new dean. Dr. Bernard ). Liska. While this position may be new to him. Purdue is not. He has held various posts at Purdue since 1959 when he was an assistant professor of Food Science. Since he is no stranger to the goals of the school, the balance between tradition and progress should be maintained. A CAREER IN AGRICULTURAL MECHANIZATION A CARFFR IN AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING • AGRICULTURE • AGRICULTURE • AGRICULTURE • AGRICULTURE • THOMAS ACKSEL DIANNA ADAMS KEITH ALLEN KIM 8. AMES RICHARD ANDERSON KAREN ARWOOO Elkhart. IN Fort Wayne, IN Versailles. IN Fillmore, IN Romney. IN Portage. IN Agronomy Plant Protection Animal Science Ag. Economics Agronomy Ag. Education MICAEL AUSDERAN ERIC BANDY PAUL BAR8ARICH TONY BARKER ALAN BARNARD RALPH BARR Fort Wayne. IN Woodbum, IN Plainfield. IN Indianapolis, IN Bringhurst, IN Laporte. IN Ag. Education Agronomy Landscape Management Animal Science Farm A Bus Management Ag. Economics DANIEL BATTA MICHAEL BAUER IOSEPH BEALE LAMES BEARD KEVIN BENDER LINDA BEST Synman. IN Dubois, IN Delphi. IN Evansville. IN Waterloo, IN Lafayette. IN Ag. Education Animal Science Agronomy Ag Economics Ag Education Horticulture ANN BISCHOFF JEAN BLEDSOE DEBRA BLEVINS JOHN BOENER PETRA 80HAII JILL 8OHLAN0ER Conncrsville. IN .Angola, IN Norman. IN Argos. IN Seymour. IN Elwood. IN Animal Science Forest Management Animal Science Ag. Economics Wildlife Management Ag, Management SHERI BONE EARL F BOWMAN. JR Kokomo. IN W. Lafayette. IN Wild Luc Science Plant Protection CAROL BOWRON DIANA BRADDXIK Hobart. IN Franktoo. IN Horticulture Agronomy ELIZABETH BRADFORD LYNNE BRAND Michigan City, IN Indianapolis. IN Agronomy Forest Prod. Industry 412 LYNNE BRAND MICHAEL BROWER Indianapolis. IN Milton. IN Forest Production Horticulture DRINDY BROWN MARK BROWN Delphi. IN Warren, IN Animal Science Farm Bus. Management TLMOTHY BRUSNAHAN BRIAN BUCKLES Rensselaer, IN South Bend. IN Agriculture Forest Prod Industry ANNCIE BURBRINK BETH BURGER Edinburgh. IN Bridgewater. NJ Ag. Economics Horticulture MARK BURKETT Ladoga.IN Ag. Mechanization POLLY 8URKHARDT LINDA BURNETTE KEITH BUTLER Lafayette, IN Wheatfidd. IN Lafayette. IN Horticulture Farm Bus. Management General Agriculture SCOTT BUTTERFIELD 8ETHANY BYRNE KI88Y CALHOUN JAMES CANTER KIMBERLY CARLSON WAYNE CARTER Gien Ridge. NJ 8loommgton, IN New Castle. IN Jeffersonville. IN Morocco, IN Indianapolis. IN Forest Management International Ag, Entomology Forest Prod. Industry Biochemistry Animal Science DAVID CARY Hamilton, IN Ag Mechanization DAVID CATES Indianapolis, IN Wildlife Management KEVIN GATT Hobart, IN Animal Science DUANE CHAPPELL North Vernon, IN Animal Science GARY CHAPPLE Columbia Cits . IN General Agriculture RICHARD CHERRY Lafayette. IN Landscape Architecture BOON KEE CHEW Muar, Jomor, Malaysia Animal Science BRUCE CLARK New Ross. IN Farm Bus. Management GARTH CLARK Battle Ground. IN Ag Economics MICHAEL CLARK West Lebanon, IN Agriculture JEFF CLAYTON Greensburg, IN Natural Resources PAMELA COGGESHALL Aurora. IN Horticulture 413 CARRY COLE IAY COLES TOOD COONEY DOUG COOPER CHRIS COX JOHN CRIPE Fancier. IN W. Lafayctic. IN W. Ufawtte, IN Kirkwood. MO Moorcsvllle. IN Delphi. IN Forest Prod Industry Farm But Management Wild Life Science Forctf Management Animal Science Ag, Education KATHY CROOKS IEFFREY CROSBY ALAN B. CRUSER DIANE CURRY SCOTT CUTSINCER ANITA DALE Nobtesville. IN Lawrenceburg. IN North Vernon. IN River Vale, N| Evansville, IN Lebanon, IN Animal Science Forestry Wildlife Management An.mal Science Horticulture Education Ag. Communications FRANCIS DECENNARO CHRIS DELP WILLIAM DEVRIES ROBERT DILL ROBERT DODDS LYNETTE DOENGES Woexfix-dge. CT Marshall, IN Whitoland, IN North Liberty. IN Lafayette. IN South Whitley, IN Plant Protection Ag. Economics Plant Protection Landscape Management Recreation Resources Lancscapc Architecture IEAN DOGAN MARI8ETH DORAN Merrillville, IN Sooth Bend. IN Animal Science Ag. Communications GEORGE DOUGHERTY DODD DRA8ING Needham. IN French Neck. IN Ag. Economics Agronomy MATTHEW DRISCOLL CARLA DRYDEN Urbana. IN Indianapolis, IN Ag. Education International Ag. IEFF DUKES CoWa . IN Ag. Economics STEVEN DUNCAN Anderson, IN Forest Prod. Industry LINDA OUNLEVY Clarksville. IN Forestry Recreation •OHN duttlincer Kouts, IN Ag. Economics LYNN DUTTlINGER Kouts. IN Ag, Economics MARTIN EINSPAHR Walkerton, IN Animal Science «W MICHAEL ETTER MICHEUE EVANS NANCY EVERETT KEITH FALLON ROBERT FARROW RICHARD FIELDS WhueMOwn, IN Grecncastic, IN Indianapolis, IN Sooth Plainfield, NJ Jamestown. IN Kokomo. IN Animal Science Recreation Resources Agronomy landscape Management Ag Economics Nat. Res. Environ Scl CAROL FILIPIAK JOHN FINNERMAN RANDALL FISCHER TRENT FISHER JULIA FLEEK TIMOTHY FLOOD Whiting. IN Indianapolis. IN Columbus. IN Salem, IN Indianapolis, IN Derby line, VT Forest .Management Landscape Management Ag. Mechanization Animal Science Horticulture Animal Science SHIRLEY FOSLER ROBIN FOSTER Knox. IN Lafayette. IN Ag Education .Ag. Economics R. ANDREW FOUST DAN FREER Manon. IN Losantville. IN Food Science Farm Bus. Management MICHAEL FRITZ CHERYL FROMEUUS Walworth, WJ Salem. IN Agronomy Horticulture PERRY FRYE WILLIAM FULLER CHARLES GALLAGHER PAULA GALLO IOHN CARR II KATHLEEN GENTRY Bloomington. IN Bloomfield. IN Flossmoot. 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IN Landscape Architecture Agronomy ROBERT HANCOCK PAUL HART II JAMES HEDRICK JEFFREY HEINZELMAN MONTY HENDERSON MICHAEL HENORIX Pekin. IL ZJorttyille, IN Crasvfordsyille, IN Ft. Wayne. IN Sharpsville. IN Creenfield. IN Agronomy Animal Science Ag Education Ag. Economics Ag. Economics Animal Science MARK HENRY Galveston. ID Horticulture CYNTHIA HIMES .Martinsville. IN Forestry BRIDGET HOBAN Sooth Bend. IN Nat. Res Environ Sci. SUSAN HOELTKE Franklin, IN Horticulture IOHN HOFFMAN Crrcleville. OH Ag. Economics SALLY HOHLT Indianapolis. IN Horticulture MATTHEW HOLT Warsaw, IN Ag. Economics MATTHEW HUBBARD Confield. OH Landscape Architecture THOMAS HULETT Munster. IN Landscape Architecture LEE MUSS Indianapolis. IN Forestry Recreation JAMES INDERSTRODT Richmond. IN Animal Science BRAD INMAN Coal City. IN Agronomy 416 GREGORY INSKEEP DAVID JAY DANIEL JEWELL CYNTHIA JOHNSON ELUNC JOHNSON MICHAEL JOHNSON Rensselaer. IN Moorctvllle. IN Gary. IN Crown POmt. IN Dunlap. 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JR DAVID LAfREt Bridgewater, NJ Cincinnati, OH Gales Ferry, CT Ringocs, NJ Newburgh. IN South Bend, IN Animal Science Horticulture Ag. Economics Ag Economics Animal Science Ag Mechanization 417 BARBARA LAKE DARREU LAMBERT TAMARA LAMPK1N W. Bloomfield. Ml W. Lafayette. IS Evansville. IN landscape Management Agronomy Animal Science DENNIS LANE Lafayette. IN Ag. Economics |IM LASKOWSKI ROBIN LE BRUN Cary. IN Southington. CT Horticulture Management Ag. Education CHRISTOPHER LELIAERT .MELANIE LEV1NGS VICKIE LEWIS RHONDA LIPPOlD ALISA LITEN STANLEY LIVINGSTON South Bend. IN Columbus. IN Ellettsville. IN Peru. IN Trenton. NJ Plainfield. IN Ag. Economics Environmental Science Wildlife Management Ag. Economics Food Science Forest .Management RONALD LORMAN LAURA LUDWIG Dyer, IN Akron. OH Wildlife Science Horticulture Production BRET MARSH GARY MARTIN Whitestown. IN Attica. IN Veterinary Science Ag. Economics DAVID MAXWELL ERIC MAYFIELD Delphi, IN Kokomo. 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IN Landscape Architecture General Agriculture Ag, Economics Animal Science Amm.il Science Wildlife Science JULIA PETTET RHONDA PETTIT KENT PHARES SARAH PLANK TERRI POTTER PECCY POTUCEK Goodiand. IN Dupont, IN ligonier. IN Galveston, IN Indianapolis. IN Valparaiso, IN Forest Prod Industry Animal Science Animal Science Animal Science WildBfe Biology Animal Science P I GERALD PULLEN MICHELLE QUINN Ft. Lauderdale, FL New Albany, IN Wildlife Science Horticulture Production KIMBERLY RAI8LE THOMAS RASMUSSEN MARK RATLIFF PATRICIA REED Cincinnati. OH Indianapolis. IN Greenwood. IN Crown Point. IN Community Development Landscape Management Wildlife Management Voc. Ag Education MARTIN REIBER Clinton. IN Animal Science JUDY REIKOFSKI BETH REINKE GREG RESSLER DAVID RETHERFORD DAN RIBORDY Bowling Green, IN Oes Plaines. IL Tipton. IN Indianapolis. IN La Porte. IN Animal Science Agricultural Meteorology Farm Bus. Management Ag. Economics Ag. 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IN Indianapolis, IN Animal Science Animal Science Landscape Management ROBERT SCHULJAK Crown Point. IN Entomology DANIEL SCHROEDER Uporte. IN Biochemistry CORY SCHULZ MARK SEIBERT DAVID SHIFLEY ARLINE SHIPPEE VIVICA SlBERT MARY SIMONSON St. Louis, MO Poseyyille. IN W. Ufayette, IN Shelton, CT Corydon. IN W. Lafayette. IN Landscape Architecture Ag. Mechanization Turf Management Ag. Science Agricultural Finance food Science CAROL SLA8ACH SHERRY SLONE Middlebury. IN Richmond. IN Ag. Economics Horticulture RICHARD SMELSER DOUGLAS SMITH Tipton. IN Indianapolis. IN Agricultural .Meteorology Landscape Management DUANE SMITH MELVA SMITH Franklin. IN .Mentone. IN Ag Mechanization Horticulture REX SMITH ANTHONY SOLTIS Indianapolis. IN Hammond. IN Animal Science Biochemistry MICHAEL SORG STEVEN SPANGLE W. Lafayette. IN Edwardsport. IN Nat Res.(Environ. Sci. Animal Science DIANE SPANGLER JAMES SPROWL Worthington. IN Warren. IN Horticulture Ag. 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IN landscape Management Plant Protection Agronontv Animal Science Agronomy Agriculture,Meteorology m 424 TO DNSUMER FAMILY SCIENCES • CONSUMER FAMILY SCIENCES • CON The School of Consumer and Family Sciences offers 22 options within its four departments; Child Development and Family Studies, Consumer Sciences and Retailing, Foods and Nutrition, Restaurant, Hotel and Institutional Management, and Vocational Home Economics Education. One of the assets of the school is the opportunity for the application of hands on work experiences, which relate to various future career opportunities. The faculty is trained in many different disciplines. They are delighted with the quality of the student body and regard them as very special men and women. Most of them come to Purdue as highly motivated and very capable students. It is the school's responsibility to provide the top quality faculty and educational programs that they deserve. When they graduate and join the ranks of our alumni, they become the products of Purdue's educational enterprise. We measure success through the quality of these products as reflected in their success in reaching their potential in both their professional and personal lives. School of Consumer and Family Sciences SUMER FAMILY SCIENCES • CONSUMER FAMILY SCIENCES • C KRISTIAN E ADAMS Inrftanapolis, IN Retailing I SUSAN ANDREWS Do'vnm Grove, IL RHI SANDY 8AILEY Columbus. OH Child Development DIANNA BATINA W. Lafayette. IN Retailing LAURlE BERCER St Louis. MO Coordinated Dietetics at. IENNIFER AM PE Kokomo. IN Fashion Retailing ELLEN ANDERSON Muncic, IN RHI PATRICIA ANDERSON Bloomington. IN RHI TRACEY ANOERSON Indianapolis, IN RHI IAN A ANDREWS Nashville. IN Environ Design DANNY ARMANTROUT TERRY ARMSTRONG Muncic. IN Dyer, IN RHI RHI KATHLEEN AUREDF.N H. BRIGGS-BABBIN Canton, OH Sierra Leone. WA Fashion .Merchandising Dietetics PATSY BAEL2 Cotydon. IN Dietetic Technology LUCY BAKER LINDA BAU.EW DAVID BANKER JEAN BARILLA PATRICIA BARRETT Savannah. GA Carmel, IN W. Lafayette. IN Whiting. IN Lafayette. IN Dietetics Housing RHI Early Childhood Ed. Apparel Technology MARY FRANCES 8ATISTICH CHERYL BAZANT MARCIA BEARD SHARLAMAINE BEARD VALERIE 8EESON Lemon!, IL Palatine. IL Frankfort, IN Gary. IN Hagerstown, IN Environ. Ocsign Vocational Educational Retailing Social Work Environ. Design KAREN BILLYS LINDA BISSELL PATRICIA BORDERS MELANIE BOWEN BARBARA BROCKET! Mtchigan City, IN Indianapolis. IN Peru, IN Decatur, IN Vermilion. OH Retailing RHI Ea lv Childhood Ed. NurscrvKindergarten Ed. Vocational Education HU E 8ROWN Muncie, IN Retailing 8RADFORD BRUN'K Camby. IN RHI LINDA BUCHANAN Munster. IN Environ. Design LAURA BUONO Highland, IN Retailing BETH BURCKAM Bloomfield. IN Nursery Kindergarten Ed. STEVEN BUROW Blue bland. IL RHI MARIANNE BUTING DE8RA BUTSCH JULIE BUTSCH Indianapolis. IN South Bend. IN Indianapolis, IN Dietetics Restaurant Management Retailing PATTY CAIN Hartford c.b IN Vocational Home Ec, IEAN CAMPBELL Carmel. IN Retailing SHERI CANNON Valparaiso, IN Earlv Childhood Ed. TAMARA CARNES New Cattle. IN Retailing TERRI LYNN CESSNA Buffalo Grose. IL Retailing DEBRA CHRISTY NoWesville. IN Fashion Retailing CHRISTINA CLARK Fairport. NY Foods and Nutrition ELIZABETH COLBERT Washington. IN Child Development USA COLMSTOCK Greenfield. IN Retailing PATRICIA CONNOR Hobart. IN RHI CATHERINE COOK Fairport. NY Food Science KAREN COOK NoWesville. IN Retailing ELIZABETH CORN Downers Grove. IL Dietetics KITTY CRAWN Delphi. IN Child Development MARGARET CUENCA Sterling. IL Dietetics JANJLYN CULLER Anderson. IN Dietetics LORI DARROW Granger. IN Retailing JOHN DEMARCO Chicago, IL Nurserv Kindcrgorten Ed HEIDI DEVON Cincinnati. OH Dietetics ALICIA DJCKERHOfF Mentone, IN Occupational Teaching BARBARA DITTOS Indianapolis. IN Retailing 27 TIRRI DRANKHAN W. Lafayette. IN Consumer Affairs ANDREW DYBEL Whitling. IN RHI CONNIE DRULEY W. Lafayette. IN Vocational Education CATHERINE DUBININ Goshen. IN Dietetics IUUA ECKERT Greenwood, IN Retailing CINDY EILER Shelbyville. IN Retailing KRISTINE DUBOIS No. Manchester. IN Child Development ELAINE ELMORE Indianapolis, IN' Child Development SUSAN DOUGLAS IANET DOYLE W. Lafayette. IN Loogootce. IN Environ. Design Residential Design TIMOTHY DUNN Kokomo, IN RHI CATHY DUNNE Michigan Citv. IN Retailing JEFFERY ELSWORTH DIANN EMENHISER MICHELLE ENGERSKI Anderson. IN Fort Wayne, IN Highland. IN RHI Vocational Education Interior Design TINA ESKRIDCE BRENDA FAULKNER KIM FEIN Laporte. IN Kokomo. IN W Lafayette. IN Retailing NurscryXindcrgartcn Ed. Environ. Design ANN FIELDS SANDRA FINN ANITA FLACK ELIZABETH FOX CATHERINE FRANKIEWICZ BARBARA FREDCRKINC Indianapolis, IN Pittsburgh. PA Belgium. Wt Logansport, IN Arlington Hts.. IL Oceanside. CA Dietetics Dietetics Residential Design Vocational Home Ec. .Apparel Technology Retailing LUCINDA FULFORD MARLENE GALLAGHER ANN GALLOWAY KAREN GARY LYNN GAUGER SUSAN GEORGE Murray Hill, NJ Indianapolis. IN Westport. IN Carmel. IN Oaktown. IN Indianapolis. IN Retailing Retailing Environ. Design Dietetics Retailing Retailing 28 NANCY GLEITZ SUSAN GOLDEN8ERC PAM CORNEY CooxJoo. IN Binghamton, NY Hammond, IN 0i««iC5 RHI RHI HU. COSHtRT SHARON COVERT SUE GRAHAM Sooth Bend. IN Griffith. IN Marion. IN Dietetic Environ Design RHI PEGGY CRANT IEAN GREGORY WADE CRORTSCH SARA CROTRIAN M EUZA8ETH GRUBER JAMES CUNDERSON W. Lafayette. IN CKalfont. PA Greenwood. IN Greeniown. IN Cincinnati. OH Galcsville. Wl fantilv Studies Retailing food Science Environ. Design Food Science RHI KARLA HACKMAN JULIE HAHN LORI HAMMOND JEAN HARTUNC JULIE HAUSER DONNA HEADRICK Brownstown, IN Evansville. IN Munster. IN Arlington Heights, II lafa ettc. IN CorytJon, IN Vocational Home Ec. Retailing RHI Food Science Environ. Design Child Development PAM HEALEY MICHAEL HEBENSTRETT CINDY HEMMER logarvsport. IN Carmel. IN W. Lafayette. IN Retailing RHI Apparel Technology TONYA HILLARD DEBORAH HOBSON Fremont. IN Indianapolis. IN Restaurant Management RHI JANET HOCKEMA Murtcie. IN Environ Design DIANE HOOSON CHERYL HOLDORF Grecnsburg, IN Boechgrove. MS Retailing Retailing MARY HUDKIN5 BARB.ARA HUNSINCER RENEE HUNTER W Lafayette IN Rushville, IN Decatur. GA RHI ' RHI Retailing CHRISTE HUSE8Y Columbus. IN Dictet.cs 4M CHRISTINE HUTTON Vincenne . IN Dietetic CYNTHIA IACKSON Indianapoli . IN RHI DEBRA JACKSON Carmel. IN Vocational Homo Ec. SUSAN JACKSON Liberty Center. IN Vocational Education DEBRA IANSSEN Wavnitovcn. IN Vocational Home Ec. JULIE JOHNSON Greenwood. IN Environ. Design CYNTHIA JONES JAMES KELLEY Huntington. IN Rochester. MN Retailing RHI SUSAN KELTSCH VJCKEY KELVER Fort Wayne, IN Crcnertown. IN Early Childhood Ed Environ. Design MARK KLAUBA HILARY KRAUS Carmel. IN Warwrw. IN RHI RHI ROBIN KREIEN8RINK Greenfield, IN Retailing SUSAN KUPPERMAN Waukegan, IL Retailing TINA LAAKMAN Vincennes, IN Retailing BENITA LANDIS Lafayette, IN Retailing BETH LANDIS Sullivan, IN Environ Design CATHERINE LANG Carmel. IN Dietetic BEVERLY LAWLER KAREN LEE M SUZANNE LEEKE CAROLYN LEMASTUS KEITH LERME Roachdale. IN Fortville, IN Roachdale, IN la pe� . IN Charlotte. NC Food Nutrition Environ. Design Retail Management RHI RHI LYNN LEWIS Montpelier. IN Apparel Technology CAROL LIBKIE Bloomington, IN Environ, Design VIRGINIA LIEBERT Carden C .tv. ny Retailing I AMES UFTON New York Citv, NY RHI ELAINE LIVELY Indianapolr . IN Retail Management IANET LOCKRIDGE W. lafavette. IN Nuoerv 'Kmdcfgartrn Ed. AIME LONG Warvaw, IN RHI 4)0 JANE LONG KATHY LUKER BARB MANN NANCY MARCMINO BONNIE MARRAZZA SARAH MARTIN Merrillville, IN Indianapolis. IN Huntington, IN Vincennes. IN Neshanic. N| Columbia Citv, IN Interior Design Retailing Early Childhood Ed- Food Science Consumer finance RHI LISA MC1LWA1N PATTI MEACHUM 01ANA MESSMER LORI MILLER MARCIA MILLER MARY ANN MITCHELL Marion. IN Dowagiac, Ml Martinsville, IN Indianapolis. IN Kokomo, IN Versailles, IN Eadv Childhood Ed. Environ. Design Home Ec. Education Foot! Science Apparel Technology RHI NANCY MONEYHUN TERESA MORR MELISSA .MORRIS LORRAINE MULHAUPT LYNN MYERHOLTZ GAYLE NASH Anderson, IN Kendallville, IN Valparaiso, IN Lafayette. IN Naperville, IL Indianapolis. IN Environ. Design Environ. Design Environ. Design Retailing Environ. Design Foods and Nutrition ANN NATHAN JANE NELSON Woodstown, NJ Akron, OH Environ. Design Apparel Technology CATHERINE NICKEL KATHLEEN NIEHOfF Logansport. IN Milroy, IN Textile Science Dietetics MARY NOONAN BARBARA COLE Frankfort. IL Michigan City, IN RHI RHI LYNN ONORATO Lafayette, IN Environ. Design ROKANNA OWENS Anderson, IN Environ. Design BI8IANA U. OZOGU llleh Ekpoma. Nigeria Social Welfare CAROL PARRA Indianapolis. IN RHI HEATHER PARRY Akron. OH Retailing MYRA PfLUM Connersville, IN Nursery Kindcrgarten Ed. 431 ROBERT POUZZANO DOREEN POOLER OciynfleJd, NJ Pittsburgh. pa food Science Retailing MARTHA PRACHT CYNTHIA PRAn Elmhurvt. It Rochester. IN Child Development How Ec Education SHARON RAMHAP VALERIE RAWLINGS Lafayette. IN Connctsville. IN Environ. Design Retailing ROSLYN REDMAN LINDA RElFf ELLEN REILLY CYNTHIA RICHTER DENISE RIDOLE SUSIE RIES Dana. IN Bumcnsville. IN Simsbury. CT Deerfield. II Argot IN Carmel. IN RHI Home Ec. Education Interior Design Retailing Home Ec. Education fomilv Studies THOMAS RIGHLE JULIE ROBERTS CYNTHIA ROBERTSON KRISTI ROBINSON |EAN ROCKHILL JAMES ROEMBKE Lafayette. IN Stratford. CT Frankfort. IN W. latavette. IN Carmel. IN fort Wayne. IN RHI Retailing Home Ec. Education RHI RHI Interior Design KIM8ERLEE RUDMAN JOHN RUMSLMLAG JOANNE SAMARZIIA IEANNE SCHENK KLM8ERLY SCHUYLER PAULA SCHWEIER Valparaiso, IN Fort Wayne. IN Gary. IN Evansville, IN Indianapolis. IN Kendallville. IN Child Development Retail Management Child Development Retail Management Interior Design Apparel Technology DEIDRE SHOEMAKER JAMALYN SHOE.MAKER Zionsville, IN Dalevillc. IN Food Science Retailing ANN SHERMAN Fort Wayne. IN Child Welfare 435 CYNTHIA SINCLAIR MARY HELEN SKORICH AMY SMITH BETSY SMITH ESTELLA SMITH GREGORY SMITH Wabash, IN Stanford. IN Lafayette. IN Indianapolis, IN Gary. IN Annandale. VA Retailing Retailing Home Ee Education Consumer Affair Child Development RHI MERRY SMITH SHAWN SMITH LORNA SNODGRASS ELIZABETH SPIECE KAY STAOTMILLER lOOl STANLEY Lafayette. IN Louisville, KY Oxford. IN Indianapolis, IN SheJbyvillc, IN Granger. IN Nursery Kindecgartcn Ed. Apparel Technology Early Childhood Ed Child Development Retailing Reuil Management NINA STANLEY CAROL STANTON TINA STARK MARCIE STEINHIIBER ANGELA STEVENS CAROL STULL Dayton. OH Peru, IN W. Lafayette, IN Valparaiso. IN Hoagland. IN Bcthalto. IL Consumers Affairs Environ. Design Environ. Oesign RHI Dietetics Social Welfare 8AR8 SUMMERS TAMARA SUSTACMA MELYNDA SWANSON KATHLEEN SWEENEY LAURIE SWICK IEAN TAAFFE Thorntosvn, IN Lamoille, NV Williamsport. IN Indianapolis. IN Monticello. NY Dayton. IN Retailing Dietetics NurseryiKindergarten Ed. Early Childhood Ed Retail Management Retail .Management KATHLEEN TAFFE Michigan City. IN NurseryiXirvdergarten Ed. IAN TEMPLE Pekin, IN Retailing BARBARA THOMAS LOUISE TOLEN Kokomo, IN Richmond. IN Textile Science Nursery.1 Kindergarten Ed BRENDA TRUAX Pittsboro. IN Retailing WENDY TSANG Indianapolis. IN Retailing 4J1 CATHERINE TURNER KIMBERLY VALENTINE F WILLIAM VONACHEN SCOTT WADSWORTH CHERYL WAGNER JEANNE WEST MAN Elmhurst. IL Grandview. MO Holl $too. MA Moline. IL Nappanee. IN Roann. IN Home Ec. Education Retailing fashion Retailing fashion Retailing Environ. Design Retail Management SUSAN WESTWICK MAUREEN WETZEL CAROLYN WHEATLEY RANDOLPH WILCOTT ANDREA WILLIAMS CHERYL WILLIAMS Indianapolis. IN Churubusco. IN Louisville. KY Concord, MA Frankfort. IN Creencastle. IN Environ Design Environ. Design Retailing RHI Home Ec Education Home Ec. Education DEBRA WILLIAMS JANET WILLS ANNA LEE WILSON NANCY WINKLER SUZANNE WINTERCORN ANN WISE Corydon. IN Marion. IN W. LalaytCc, IN Batavia. IL Western Springs, IL Acadia. IN Home Ec. Education RHI Apparel Technology Retailing Retailing Nursery-Kindergarten Ed. DAVID WOLFE Appleton. W1 RHI HEIDI WOOORUff Michigan City. IN Environ. Design JANE WURSTER Indianapolis. IN Retailing BARBARA YAUCER Cross Plains. IN RHI REBECCA YEACER Seymour, IN Apparel Technology MARY ZAMBORY Merrillville. IN Dietetics 4« TEENA ZEVKOVICH St. lohn. IN Apparel Technology School of Engineering • ENGINE Today, the Schools of Engineering encompass more than nine disciplines and the number is still growing. Aside from the familar areas of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Agricultural, Chemical, Civil, Electrical, Industrial, Materials, Mechanical, and Nuclear Engineering there are as many as 42 different degrees available through The Division of Interdisciplinary Engineering Studies. Although each discipline is varied, all students entering Freshman Engineering start with the same core courses including Chemistry, Math and Physics. With diploma in hand, the graduating Purdue engineer will enter into such diversified areas as marketing, management, design highly complex communications systems, or developing a more efficient method of manufacturing a product. ER1NG • ENGINEERING • ENGINEERING • ENGINEERING • ENGINEE HASSAN ABOUTORA8I NICHOLAS ABUCHAIBC MICHAEL ACKERMAN JAMES ADAMDZYK ROBERT AO AMS KAREN ACARWAL W Lafayette. IN Barrarxjuilla. Colombia Portland. TX Pittsburgh. PA Wilton. CT Novi. 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IN Mechanical School of Humanities Social Science and Education OCIAL SCIENCE • EDUC This year the School of Humanities, Social Science, and Education added a staff member to fill a new position. Sylvia Howell now serves as a liaison between Humanities students and the Placement Center. Her goal is to help these students understand themselves so they can choose a career they will be happy with and to convince them that although the world is technical they do have employable skills. The HSSE Resume Book compiled annually by the HSSE Student Council is another tool which Humanities students find useful when seeking employment. The completion of the Psychological Services Building was another big event for the school this year. Not only is it a structure which contains classrooms in a central campus location, it also allows the entire staff and faculty of the Psychology Department to be together in the same building for the first time. Other facilities besides classrooms and offices included in the facility are: a psychological clinic, a behavioral research area, a media control center, a cognitive research area, and environmental chamber, and psychobiology labs. ■ )CIAL ATION • HUMANITIES •SOCIAL SCIENCE • EDUCATION • HUMANIT] CATHERINE ALEXANDER LINDA ALLEN IOHN AL.MON KATHY AMJCK VICTORIA ANDERSON KATHLEEN AUD fort Wayne, IN Zionsvilfe. IN Indianapolis. IN Huntington, IN South Bend, IN franklin, IN Speech Hearing Public Relations .Mass Communications Speech and Hearing foreign Languages Elem Education ERIN BAAS W. Lafavette. IN Special Education CHRISTINA BAILEY New Albany, IN Physical Education ELAINE BAKER South 8end. IN Political Science RONALD BAKER Whitcland, IN Physical Education PEGGY BANE Wingate. IN Elem Education THERESA BARBAIAS Indianapolis, IN FilrrvRadio'TV MARK BAR BAR DARLENE BARBER IULIE BARREL LINDA BARRETT CLAUDIA BASS CHARLES BAY East Chicago. IN W. Dover, VT Holland. Ml Lagrange. 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Education JUNE YODER Nappance. in Library Science PAMELA YODER Mulberry, IN Elem Education OAV1D YOUNG Akron. OH Communications ELLEN ZEHNER Ft. Wayne. IN Elem Education MARI LEE ZINSME1STER KATHI ZOLMAN TAMRA ZYGMONT Tucson. Arizona Fort Wayne. IN Munster. IN Public Relations Fine Arts Organizational Psych 76 School of Management • MANAGEMENT • MA Since its establishment in 1958. the School of Management has grown in size from an enrollment of 50 men to over 3000 students, 42 percent of which are women. It is presently the third largest school at Purdue behind Engineering and Humanities. The Krannert Building was built in 1965 to serve as the facility for both the undergraduage school and the Krannert Graduate School of Management. It was named after Herman C. Krannert since he and his wife were largely responsible for its funding. The graduate school, being ranked among the top 15 management graduate schools, holds a fine reputation. The undergraduate school, although not regarded as highly in the standing, is still respected in the business world. The School of Management at Purdue University offers students an excellent opportunity to obtain an education in the areas of management. economics and administrative sciences. NAGEMENT • MANAGEMENT • MANAGEMENT • MANAGEMENT 5 MARK ACKCRMAN BRAD ACT1S KASSANDRA AGEE Bloomfield Hills, Ml Utica. Ml Gary. IN Industrial Industrial Accounting ROBERT ALBANO Bedford NY Industrial AMOS ALFORO Tutwikrr, MS Industrial KENT ALIEN AMY ALLISON .MARY ALREO PAUL AMI DEI ROBERT ANDOLINA Morristown. IN Columbus. IN Michigan City. IN Park Ridge. IL Clifton Park. NY Industrial Finance Finance Marketing Industrial STUART ARIEWITZ CECILIA ARTIAGA W. Lafayette, IN Winneika, II Industrial Accounting F. ASHLEY. |R. Indianapolis IN Industrial | AN ICE AUCH Deerfield. IL Marketing MARK AULT Anderson. IN Accounting ALAN H. 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IN Management Management General Management Marketing Management 4V2 ■■ School of Nursing School of Health Sciences School of Pharmacy and Pharmacal Sciences PHARMACY • NURSING • NURSING • HE The School of Health Sciences is aimed at educating the student for a career in the area of health and en-vironment improvement. The school is broken down into four major areas: medical technology, environmental health, prepharmacy and pre-allied health. On July, 1979, the School of Nursing was separated from the School of Technology. Today, nearly 511 students attend the Purdue branch of the Nursing School. Under a highly selective admissions process, students are admitted into a two year associate degree program, at the completion of which they earn an Associate in Applied Science. Upon subsequent earning of a Registered Nurse's License, they may return for a two year Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing. The school plans to implement a continuous four year Baccalaureate Degree Program by 1982. Established in 1884, the Purdue University School of Pharmacy has seen more than 5000 students obtain a degree and go on to pursue the profession of Pharmacy, medicine, teaching, and science. The most common degree received is the B.S. Pharm. which qualifies the graduate for licensure examination. ALTH SCIENCES • PHARMACY • NURSING • HEALTH SGIENCES • PX| CHERYL ABRAMSON DEBBIE AHL8RAND JACQUELINE AKEY ROBERTA BACH KAREN BALDWIN-LAVVAU LYNDA BANISTER Anaheim. CA Hobart. IN Fort Wayne. IN £■ Chicago. IN Kokomo. IN Hope. IN Pharmacy Nursing Pharmacy Nursing Pharmacy Sciences KATHRYN BANTER GARY BARKDULL DANIEL BARR (AMES BEDFORD DENISE BENCZIK SHERRILL BENWAY Marion. IN Plymouth. IN Anderson, IN Marion. IN Plymouth, IN Marion. IN Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy GINA BERC LYNN BERNER TRACYE BEYER BARBARA BOJE MAXIE BOLDEN SHARON BREINER Hamlet. IN Muncie. IN Brick Town. NJ NobScsville. IN South Bend. IN Ml. Vernon. IN Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy HENRY BRYANT Indianapolis. IS Pharmacy LORI BRZOZOWSKI SHARON BURKETT Glenview. IL Rochester, IN Pharmacy Pharmacy DEBRA CARLSON DEBRA CECIL W. Lafayette. IN Charlestown. IN Pharmacy Pharmacy ANNETTE CHAPMAN Cary. IN Pharmacy SHELI CHERMAK Schererville IN Pharmacy HUEY CHEUNG Indianapolis. IN Pharmacy ALEXA CHUN Waukegan. II Pharmacy SANDRA CONINf Indianapolis. IN Pharmacy IULIA COOK Nobtesville. IN Pharmacy JOCELYN CORSON Lebanon, IN Pharmacy MARY CUMMINGS LAURA DANKERT KURT DEKEMPER Lakewood. OH Kokomo, IN Ml. Vernon. IN Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy ELIZABETH DILL Indianapolis. IN Nursrng ANDREA DINATALE KAREN DOBBINS Merrillville. IN Cincinnati. OH Pharmacy Pharmacy KATHY DOPPLER RHONDA ElDRIOCE PATRICIA ELKINS ELIZABETH ENGLISH GAYLE FARCUS EDMONO FENNELL Whiting, IN Connersvlllc. IN Monster. IN Shelbvvllle. IN Schererville Fort Wayne, IN Pharmacy Pharmacy Nursing Pharmacy Nursing Pharmacy NANCY SEGAL L Bloomington. IN Pharmacy CONSUELO FERNANDEZ Kokomo. IN Health Science DIANE FISHCFIER Louisville. KY Pharmacy DEAN FRANKE Fort Wayne, IN Pharmacy BETH FULLER Carmel. IN Nursing RON FURMAN Hammond. IN Pharmacy MICHAEL GBURFK DONALD GEHLERT CHERYL CEICER PATRICIA CIHl COLLEEN CIL8ERT SANDRA GOEBEL Troy. Ml New Castle. IN Longboat Key. Fl Palatine. IN Portage. IN Evansville. IN Pharmacy Pharmacy Nursing Pharmacy Nursing Pharmacy CHRISTOPHER COEPPNER ROBERT GOLD lasper. IN Elkhart. IN Pharmacy Pharmacy ERIC GOODSON CINOY GORSUNE Tulsa. OK south Bend. IN Pharmacy Pharmacy MARISA CREENAWALT CYNTHIA CUTTMAN Auburn. IN Wakarusa. IN Pharmacy Nursing •W5 COLEEN HACAN Columbus, IN Pharmacy TRACEY HALL MARY BETH HAMMOND ALLEN HARDING W Lafayette. IN Indianapolis, IN Tell Citv. IN Nuning Nurung Health Pnysres DOUGLAS HARRIS IEFFREY HATFIELD Marion. IN Indianapolis. IN Pharmacy Pharmacy VICKY HERMAN DOUGLAS HENRY MARLINE HERSHBERGER TOBY HIBNICK JACOUELINE HOLM |OHN HORNER Poseyville, IN Greensburg. IN Goshen. IN Morton Crove. IL Plymouth, IN Shelbyville. IN Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy KATHLEEN HOUGHTON GWEN HOUSE BRENDA HUGHE IT CYNTHIA JACKOVICH SALLY IESKEWICH LINDA |OHAN NICMAN South Bend, IN Carmel. IN Indianapolis. IN East Chicago. IN Bedtord. IN Grecnsbrug. IN Heahh Physics Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy DAWN (ONES SCOTT KACZYNSKI RENEE KALMES STEVEN KEEN KATHLEEN KEHLOR LAURA KELLER Indianapolis, IN' Sooth Bend. IN Skokie. IL South Bend. IN Indianapolis. IN Fort Wayne. IN Pharmacy Pharmacy Environmental Biology Pharmacy Nursing Pharmacy CHRISTINE KIDD NANCY KOENES NANCY KOMINKIEW1CZ DAVID KRAUSE |ANE KRAUSE SUSAN KROECER Indianapolis. IN Lansing. IL South Bend. IN W. Lafayette. IN W. Lafayette. IN Crcenfield, IN Pharmacy Nursing Environmental Taxicologv Pharmacy Pharmacy Nursing l“6 KENNETH KUHNS LAURA KUIAWINSKI RAYMOND IAMEY CAROL LANDERS JOHN LAWSON TRACY LOSPINOSO E. Greenville. PA Crown Point. IN Haubvtodi. IN Evansville. IN Evansville. IN Linden. N| Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy ANNE LUX PENNY MACE JEFFREY MARLOW KAREN MARTIN MICHELLE MILLER REBECCA MISK.KO Birmingham. Al Scottsburg. IN Herrin. IL Eoion. IN Grecntown, IN Highland IN Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy Nursing Nursing Occup, Safety Health DIANNE MOORE Merrillville, IN Nursing CONNIE MOORE CHARLES MUELLER W. Lafayette. IN Pittsburgh. PA Pharmacy Pharmacy CATHLEEN NEWTON CINOY NIFONC Chesterton. IN Argos. IN Nursing Pharmacy THOMAS ORTYL East Chicago. IN Pharmacy SUZANNE PAQUETTE LYNN PARHAM KIM PARRISH Carmel. IN Round Lake Park. II Gary. IN Pharmacy N'ursingCommunitv Health Industrial Hygiene CREGORY PIERCE Union City, IN Pharmacy MARGARET PIRL VICKI POOLE Marion, IN Bargersvilie, IN Pharmacy Pharmacy PAMELA POTTS Carmel, IN Pharmacy MARSHA PRIEST lafavcac. IN Nursing GLORIA PURCELL flora. IN Pharmacy MARGARET QUINN Chicago. IL Nursing KAREN RAMSEY W. Lafayette IN Pharmacy D1ANI RANDOLPH W Lafayette. IN Pharmacy JILL REDiCK KYLE REICH PAMELA REININGA ROBERT RICOS KENNETH ROBERTSON RONALD ROSICH Lima, OH Indianapolis. IN Clinton. IN Galveston. IN Linton, IN Portage, IN Pharmacy Pharmacy Nursing Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy CAROL ROYTEK CAROL RYB1CKI South Bend, IN Hammond. IN Health Physics Pharmacy PAUL SALE IOAN SANDER ANITA SAUCER ELIZABETH SCHAFER Warren, IN Evansyille. IN Evansville. IN Fort Wayne. IN Pharmacy Industrial Hygiene Pharmacy Nursing JEFFREY SCHEPPER Anderson. IN Enviormental Technology ICAREN SCHEUMANN Ft. Wayne. IN Pharmacy NANCY SCHLUTTENHOFER Earl Park. IN Nursing SUSAN SCHOEFF Fort Wayne. IN Pharmacy MARK SCHUTTS Nazareth. PA Pharmacy TIMOTHY SENSINC W. Lafayette. IN Health Science DEBRA SHIOZAWA ELIZABETH SIDWELL MOYA SINGLETON LISA SKAGGS KAREN SLINCSBY CYNTHIA SMITH N. Olmsted, OH Peru. IN Crown Point, IN Sellersbutg. IN Altamonte Springy, FL Brownsburg. IN Pharmacy Nursing Nursing Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy EDWARD SMITH MARJORIE SMITH PATTY SMITH ROCHELLE SMITH IONE SNIDER CAROL SPADINCER Princeton. IN Fort Wayne. IN Hartford City . IN Massipcqua. NY Dunkirk, IN Painted Post. NY Pharmacy Nursing Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy MARK SPETH LOU ANN SPR CYNTHIA STIR£S SHARON STOEPPELWERTH VICKI! STONE JO ANNE STRBJAK V.ncenne . IN W. Lafayette, IN Anderson. IN Indunapol . IN Newberry, IN Whrting, IN Pharmacy Nursing Nursing Pharmacy Nursing DENISE STUDT STEPHEN SZALEWSKI BRIAN TAN IGA WA STEPHANIE TAYLOR MARK THOMPSON MARSHA VEST W. Lafayette, IN Sou Bend. IN Pearl Gtv. HI Hebron, IN Russellville. IN Knoxville. 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Those who choose Chemistry as their major earn either a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry or a Bachelor of Science Degree with Chemistry Major. Students in Computer Sciences study such areas as Business Data Processing, Systems and Programming, and Scientific Computing. Geoscience students study the earth and obtain a degree in either Solid Earth Science, or Earth Science Teaching. Mathematics offers several options; among them is a teaching option, an Applied Mathematics Option, and a Mathematical Sciences Option; Students earning a degree in Physics may be qualified to teach, work as an Applied Physicist or in industry, or attend graduate school. Statistics majors frequently are double majors, making themselves very flexible, employable people. One of the most common jobs held by Statistics majors is gathering statistical data. Some careers sought by General Science graduates include: Biometry, Technical Writing, Teaching, and Data Processing. 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IN Supervision RONALD WINANS fort Wayne. IN Industrial MICAHEL WOLF BRUCE WYLAM SU-KWANG Yl Merrillville, IN Anderson, IN Columbus, IN Supervision 8uildlng Construction Electrical Eng. 8RIAN ZALENAS Western Spring. ILL Professional Pilot TED ZEUNHC Indianapolis. IN Mechanical 517 America dresses in yellow ribbons On January 20, 1981, the fifty-two American hostages were finally freed after 444 days of captivity in Iran. After direct negotiations, as well as an attempted rescue mission had failed, the Algerians worked as intermediaries to gain the hostages' release. The settlement consisted of an $8 billion payout in frozen Iranian assets in return for the hostages. Only $2.9 billion was actually transferred at the time of their release, and certainly much debate will arise over the meeting of any further Iranian demands. Boarding an Air Algerie 727 after a forced march past a gantlet of militants, the Americans held hostage were flown to Algiers. They were then taken to a U.S. military hospital in Wiesbaden, West Germany, where Carter greeted them as President Reagan's citizen'envoy, and medical authorities examined their physical and mental well-being before the return trip home. The situation that had left America helpless for more than 14 months now brought a wave of patriotism throughout the nation. Billboards and yellow ribbons proclaimed their return throughout the land. There was talk of a ticker-tape parade, and the national Christmas tree in Washington D.C. was finally fighted. The enthusiasm with which the hostages were welcomed home was soon transformed into rage over their treatment while in captivity. Death threats, mock midnight firing squads, months of solitary confinement, beatings, rancid food, games of Russian roulette, and the theft of practically all of their personal belongings characterized the hostages' stay. In addition, Iran continues to hold seven hostages: three Americans and four Britons have been jailed for months on espionage charges or on no charges whatsoever. American citizens were appalled at these horror stories, but there was a sense of relief that the ordeal had finally ended. Most of all, the end of the hostages' captivity was accompanied by a desire to forget what had happened — a desire for America to begin a new and the beginning of anew life for the hostages in the home of the free and the brave. Vicki Hall WELCOME BACK TO FREEDOM 519 The end of a new beginning The end of another year is upon us. The hostages have begun their lives again and each of us will begin a new life. Whether we are a graduating senior or a freshman about to enter this fine institution, we all realize that there will be a beginning and end to our years at Purdue. The Herrmann era has ended, and each of our fine athletes will begin their professional careers. The 1981 DEBRIS has ended as well, and we would like to let our photographers show some of their creativity as a means to their end. KO S E� � tin 5 22 TT r 52) B Mdnemrv 524 S. Ej� un «7 52 ORGANIZATION INDEX Acacia 172 Agricultural Council 370 Agricultural Economic 371 Club Agronomy Club 393 AIESEC 394 Alpha Chi Omega 152 Alpha Chi Rho 172 Alpha Chi Sigma 542 Alpha Delta Pi 153 Alpha Epsilon 531 Alpha Epsilon Delta 535 Alpha Epsilon Pi 174 Alpha Gamma Delta 154 Alpha Gamma Rho 175 Alpha Kappa Alpha 155 Alpha Kappa Lambda 176 Alpha Lambda Delta 532 Alpha Omicron Pi 157 Alpha Mu 367 Alpha Alpha Alpha 177 Alpha Phi Omega 326 Alpha Phi 156 Alpha Sigma Phi 178 Alpha Tau Omega 179 Alpha Xi Delta 158 Alpha Zeta 540 American Institute of Industrial Engineers 373 American Nuclear Society 376 American Society of Agricultural Engineers 395 American Society of Interior Designers 381 ASHRAE 373 Anchoret te 385 Ann Tweedale 214 Association of Building and Contractors 394 AVVS 360 Baptist Student Foundation 390 Bandorama 356 Black Cultural Center 330 Beta Sigma Psi 180 Beta Theta Pi 181 Block Bridle 369 Boilermaker Tractor Pull Foundation 327 Cary Quadrangle 230 Chauncey 215 Cheerleading Squad 364 Chi Epsilon 539 Chi Omega 159 Circle K 381 Circle Pines 216 Coalition of Black Science Students 375 College Republicans 390 Collegiate 4 H 371 Council on Alcohol Abuse -386 Consumer and Family Science Council 349 Council for Special Events 336 Dairy Club 370 DEBRIS SR. Staff 338 DEBRIS jr. Staff 340 Delta Chi 182 Delta Gamma 160 Delta Sigma Phi 183 Delta Sigma Theta 161 Delta Tau Delta 184 Delta Upsilon 185 Dover 217 Earhart 233 Engineering Council 372 Eta Kappa Nu 541 Eta Sigma Delta 384 Evans Scholars 186 Exponent 332 Fairway 218 Farmhouse 187 Figure Skating 138 Film Society 383 Food Science Club 388 Fowler Courts 243 Frisbee Flippers 392 Future Farmers of America 393 Gamma Delta Iota 202 Gamma Phi Beta 162 Gimlet 363 Gemini 219 Glenwood 220 Grad House 244 Grand Prix Foundation 328 GREEK 337 Gymnastics 141 Hang Gliding 144 Harrison 248 Horticultural Society 368 HSSE Advisor)' Board 380 IEEE 349 Ice Hockey 135 Interfraternity Council 171 International Agriculture Club 388 Iron Key 342 Jazz Band 358 Kappa Alpha Theta 163 Kappa Delta Rho 188 Kappa Delta Pi 536 Kappa Epsilon 377 Kappa Kappa Gamma 164 Kappa Kappa Psi 543 Kappa Sigma 189 Kappa Psi 378 Kneale 221 Lacrosse 143 Lambda Chi 190 Latter Day Saints 389 MacClure 222 Marwood 223 McCutcheon 257 Meredith 262 Mortar Board 346 NSSLHA 376 Occupational Outlook 359 Old Masters 361 Omega Chi Epsilon 539 Omega Psi Phi 191 Omicron Delta Kappa 344 Owen Hall 272 Panehllenic Association 150 Jr. Panel 151 Park Recreation 395 Pep Squad 366 Phi Beta Chi 365 Phi Beta Kappa 534 Phi Delta Thete 192 Phi Eta Sigma 533 Phi Gamma Delta 193 Phi Kappa Psi 194 Phi Kappa Sigma 195 Phi Kappa Tau 1% Phi Kappa Theta 197 Phi Mu 1% Phi Sigma Kappa 198 Pi Beta Phi 167 Pi Kappa Alpha 199 Pi Kappa Phi 200 Psi Chi 537 Purdue Musical Organization 350 PSLA 391 PRSSA 380 Purdue Radio Residence Network 385 Purdue Ski Club 140 Purdue Student Association 318 PSNA 367 Purdue Student Home Economics Association 382 Purdue Student Union Board 312 Purdue Water Polo Club 139 Reamer 361 Rho Chi 535 RHI Scoiety 384 Rochdale 224 Russian Club 392 Science Board 375 School of Management Council 379 Scholar 383 Sherman 225 Shoemaker 226 Shreve Hall 280 Saigm Alpha Epsilon 201 Sigma Chi 203 Sigma Delta Chi 537 Sigma Gamma Rho 168 Sigma Kappa 169 Sigma Nu 204 Sigma Phi Epsilon 205 Sigma Pi 206 Skull Crescent 348 Soccer Club 136 Society of Professional Engineers 374 Society of Woman Engineers 374 Softball Club 142 Squash Club 142 Stellar Brothers 227 Student Concert Committee 362 Student Cooperative Association 213 Student Hospital Board 325 Student Travel 366 Tarkington Hall 284 Tau Alpha Pi 542 Tau Beta Pi 538 Tau Beta Sigma 345 Tau Kappa Epsilon 207 Theta Chi 208 Theta Tau 209 Theta Xi 210 Tomahawk 359 Triangle 211 Twin Pines 228 UCAN 387 University Bands 354 Wiley Hall 292 Windsor Hall 298 Xi Sigma Pi 541 Zeta Psi 212 Zeta Tau Alpha 170 'JO John Boucher — President Darlene Barber — Vice President Judy Fithian — Secretary Theresa Simpson — Treasurer Linda Banister Julie Barkel Linda Beil Barry Berner Debbie Bledsoe Sandy Boomershine Carol Bott Jerrold Bushong Rosanna Chan John Christian Donald Coller Peg Conkright Catherine Crogan Beth Denham Jim Dewey Christine Doyan John Epperson Linda Fauchard Tamara Fox Monica Garrick Denise Gerlach Lori Goodnight Vicki Jackson Randy Jones Donald Kappelman Sheila Kennedy John Layton Ricky Lemming Rochelle Linder Ann Marie Litka Stacy Maurer Mary McCarthy Cheryl Meyer Deborah Moss Dennis Paustenbach Thomas Rea Joan Sander Mary Sanders Barb Schroeder Roger Seehafer John Strong Mohammad Torabi Geoffrey Watkins Patricia Whitson Thomas Widner Barb Young ETA SIGMA GAMMA NATIONAL PROFESSIONAL HEALTH SCIENCE HONORARY ALPHA EPSILON AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING HONORARY Victor Schnieder — President John Brubaker — Vice President Theo Dillaha — Secretary Craig Amann — Treasurer Seygellah Amin James Brown Vane Clayton M. Clark Dale Doug Dawes Kathleen Delaney Stephen Eckhoff Lamar Fertig Nancy Heritage Carol Knapp James Kruse James Maqueene Rene Merle Sandra Moreira Robert Muller Bryan Murphy Howard Neibling Joyce Pieper Ann Recktenwall James Rollings W. Charles Sahm Robert Stwalley III Michael Veenhuizen Sarah Sander — President Christine Mooney — Vice President Sherrell Bundy — Secretary Karen Mrovca — Treasurer Sarah Dust — Editor Telena Eldridge — Social Chairman Mary Adams Sharalee Albert lulie Allen M. Katherine Allen Kathleen Anderson Elizabeth Appal Barbara Arlingnaus lean Baranowski Kathleen Barnhart Elizabeth Beauvais Lynn Bechthold Carol Bennett Susan Bennett k Lynne Bergman lulie Billingsley Barbara Binder Susan Bleikamp Dawn Blilie Kathleen Bohm Susan Boilek Beth Boling Christine 8orowski lanet Boyer Deborah Bradv Elizabeth Broersma Kathryn Brogan Denise 8rumbaugh Maureen Bryan Karin Buchanan Victoria Buker Sherrell Bundy Julie Busija Karen Butcher Elizabeth Byrne Christi Caldwell Nancy Callahan Veronica Callahan Deborah Calvin lacqueline Carroll Mary Kay Carstensen Mary- Caulfield Linda Cerutti Barbara Chance Chih-Wei Chao Laura Chesak lanet Clapp Lisa Claussen Dina Coatsolonia Pamela Cobb lane Comer Deborah Conaway Rebecca Connell Catherine Coolidge Kimberly Crail Connie Cree Nancy Cook Anna Crowder Rachel le Crum Lisa Currens Lisa Davis Ann Denslow Gavle Dieck Mary Doherty Jennifer Doloresco Caro! Donner ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA Melissa Mav — Historian Susan Waller — Tutor Chairman Advisory Board: Veronica Callahan FRESHMAN HONOR Mary Miles Susan McCollum Susan Bleikamp SOCIETY Ginger McCoy Linda McNeil — Faculty Advisor Suzanne Dunbar Michelle Jefverl lennifer Meyer Susan Seifert lami Durrett Lori lensen Nan Moodv Mary Semler Sarah Dust Cara lohnson Christine Mooney Vicki Soring Mary Beth Ebling Laurel lohnson Deborah Morehead Sandra Shatfner Anita Ecker Rosalind lohnson Terri Morrison Carolyn Sigall lennifer Edwards Teresa lohnson Mary Moss Beth Simon Telena Eldridge Karen Johnston Karen Mravca Barbara Simonson Lisa Ellis Bonita Jones Judy Mulholland Susan Skole Barbara Elsbury Susan Jones Elisabeth MacWhorter Cherrill Smith April Embree Virginia lones ludith McArdle Karen Smith Angela Emond Karen Kacprowicz Susan McCollum Sheryl Smith Ann Evans Mary Ann Karcher Susan McConnell Rebecca Smook Lori Evesque Cara Kasnak Ginger McCoy Carol McFadven Lisa Stackhouse Lynne Fair Lynn Kemp Madeleine Stahl Donna Fairbanks Elizabeth Kennedy lane McGurk lill Stark Sandra Farquhar Michele Kercher Sandra McIntosh Debra Staublin Teresa Feil Kelli Kerr Cheryl McPherson Charmaine Stcmo Susan Fiegle Rebecca Fiimer Sharon Kilpatrick Barbara McVev fill Stephenson Kimberly Stewart Catherine Kimbal Eve Nagler Peggy Fish Mary Kinney lane Neff Kathleen Stiles Winona Fleming Anne Klausmeier Laura Newby Lori Stipp Kristin Foster Marvel len Klobuchar Kimmai Nguyen Barbara Stuckey Karen Frye Andrea Knox Jayne O Daniel Lisa Swartz Debra Furr Betsy Kochn Leslie Olsen Tami Tadrowski Jennifer Gage Kate Koenig Patricia Papinchak Kimberly Taylor Deborah Gann Suzanne Koranek Terri Parker Valentina Teslenko leannine Garrett Sandra Kremer Becky Patched Angela Threlkeld Dana Tilley Alice Gaskell Robin Krieger Elizabeth Pavin Sara Gemmer Lori Krueger Denise Peck lill Todd Pamela Cehlausen Marybeth Kubiesa Cheryl Penkovvski Dixie Topp Marty Glassburn Jacinta Krecek josy Petr Sue Ann Tormoehlen Karen Goodwin lennifer Lamb Karen Pfeifer LeAnn Torok Cynthia Gotshall Lynn Lanchantin Diane Pinchok Cecillia Tsao lulianne Green Alison Lane Teresa Poskus Debra Turner Mary Greenwald Rae-|ean Langley Mana Pratt Christine Verkamp Mary Green Kimberly Larnson Rebecca Price Annamarie Villinger Laurrie Anne Walker Jeanine Cuba Leann Lasky Nancy Radcliff Aida Guerrero Patricia LaRue Emily Rafferty Linda |, Wallace Linda Guertler Susan Leahy Janice Raisor Susan Lynn Waller Marline Hahn Linda Lee lennifer Rassweiler Karen Lee Walton lulie Halberg Melissa Leers Laurel Rathke lanet Marie Warner Kelly Hall Wilma Lenaway Rachel Reams Linda Kathryn Wasemann Patricia Hamilton Lisa Leuzinger Laurie Reddick Mary Kathryn Watkin Susan Hanna Alice Lewand Ellen Rhamy Jayne A. Watrous Nancy Harders Mary Liles Nancy Rich Teresa Ellen Weiler lanet Hardison lennifer Liotti Carol Richard Mary A. Welch Ellen Hatfield Sharon Lippold Ann Little Cathy Roberts Suzanne Wellner Cynthia Hawn Mary Roberts Jennifer Diane Weyl Allison Herke Judy Loh Mary Anne Robinson Elizabeth Ann Wiersma Dianna Hilliard Patricia Long Rebecca Rogers Kristen Anne Wilkinson Sarah Hindman Ellissa Luken )o Lynn Ross .Maura C. Will Diane Hinton Lori Lumm Traces' Rotenberg Tamara |. Wilson Mary Hise Anne Lyons Sandra Roth Kimberley L. Wood Linda Hollar Linda Maier Rhooda Roltschafe Kristen lane Woody Gerri Hollins Priscilla -Mack Toni Rudolph Keile jo Wriglev Willa J. Wuetnnch Nancy Holmes Mary Madonna Terri Rudolph Angela Hunt Michelle Hoyt lane Maher lean Ryan Suzanne Yant Kelly Marin an Sarah Sanders Mary L. Yarling Angela Hunt Tanja Marlin Patricia Schachi Sharon Anne Yiesla Linda Hurd Margaret Martinde Geralyn Scheitlin Angela L. Young Mary Hylton Melissa May Patricia Schinski loanne Marie Young Diane Ignar lennifer Matthews Mary Schnur Teresa lean .Marie Zager Doris Ikawa Catherine May Kimberly Scott Karen Marie Zimmerman Anna Jain Melissa May Deborah Seeman Jean Clements Dorothy lanson lulianne Mercer SJ2 MKhael R Acrto Thomas I. Andres Shcesagh Avlswonti PHI ETA SIGMA Bruce R Barttei stark W. BaKhsvn Petae t Barren Sue. IK 8tsandjik.il FRESHMAN HONOR Chris Buttes Stark D. Borljngci RsrtseR C Bond David M Boeutt Russell E Booiell lohn O Bowman SOCIETY H arv S. Newby lerrv Hi.'khan! C-egov Hasrs Timcrtvy I Norman lav Bush Erie Henke Kathleen A, O'Connor lonnre Butler David 1c-nu DasidT Bun Conoid { Olszewski Robert Callan v.c hael Heil man Randall W. C arpenter Timothy ) O’Malley Dors Cammorata Bruce Mcnrletson William A Oreo David Caret Philip Henderson lohn Herron Pern P O o'.s William Can Pat C) Cleveland Keith W Palmer Randall ( evota Vemon Hillsmjn Thomas E. 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Thomas Farrow Robert Stagliolj Alien M tOhnsJOn lerome Baker lock Far yon Wayne Marking Michael H (ohnrton seek 3aket Douglas Fau� 1 Partxk Start vy Anthony C (ones Richard Baker stchaei Fedor Ken Marshal: David K Roes Thomas Baisano David f .ncarv-on Ha-old Start in Crest S Iordan lames Bjreck Stephen f.nk SaNsan staui Robert si Kaakc- Bran Bateman larry Flmncr Rchard Stasyelmk Divd I keensn Edwm Bates Tracy Foot Robert Stissev Timothy I krart.. lames Tran a Si ever, stathenv Wayne A kio« Craig Baum David Frash Thomas MJfton WilbjmH Kmeev leitres deaths Gregory Fr k leiriTv Stavey lohn R Koont Scott Beasley Kurt fromme Michael Maswell Thomas G Kramer lames 8eau-' r Tony Fuhs Stchaet SteCTarrvcv Stjtll Kraus T.mothv Becker R ch� -d FsAvn Bnan McGuire I.nil ( . laKur Alim Servers st hael Geegry Peter SVlndoc Steven C. taSch.az a Wayne Benson Tenothv Mc.Stahon sin hael 1 lawson Ben Bmtson Richard Oering Charles Goodafl Vance McNulty Start D lohoch Slevm sie. ner Netsen I lent Douglas Berry Thomas Gant Denrs-s Mever Alan N, lev w lames Berry W.llam Cray David Metes Start D. toNrrdo See Bess Rarvmorvd Mikielson John 8. Mahlke Brian Bethel David St,'o-r Csrv K Margin) Thomas Bevmgion Sean Cnhiths Start St,Her tehnC stasvon leant B.glrr lertnv Cnrmhaw Pau’ st-ller stone a A skiyther Gregg Black Scort Gtcr.es llosd Stitchesi Steven D, sta r Rcbert Hackbrttr Dana set ner David! McCarter Timothy Bolden Kesm Kahn Joseph stoelier Dale H stcCoskes Thomas Bonds Michael Kahn Steve stou Carolyn S. StcKen ie Kurt Bottles Oenn.s svyyr James K MeKmrght |r Raymond Bovd Garv Stoorr Mark W Stc Stat'i Robert Brai Sschacl Momingsta- IheaO Stc Pike Stc hael 8-escui Rotiert Sturray trthur ( Messenger lert-ey Breu-rrun Chades Hjnt .s Dougljv Ned Paul Nelvm larry Bocker lames ttardesh Thomas Br.gha-n Kurt Harter T.mcRhv Nolan Kathryn B’ogan Kerch Harris Kimmar Nguven Michael O'Donnell Kerns, Brtivme Re Haryhwjn Charles Brunner Roger Hartman McNael Olivem Mb hael Bruns Ronald Haskamo Paul 0 und ledrev C Needham Tim Bruns «• ’ Harter, Bruce Paramoee Robert P Neuman Kevin Rrunton William Maur Steven Peru 8c Cook — Social Secretory Robert MagioU — Secretary Philip Henderson — Historian Michael Pctarvon Scon Mmol |0 n Petris Patrick Kherson Bradley Phillips Frank Pitillo Skirt. Price Steven Pr.mack David Pritchard lMdM Proctor Ph.tin Protfil lav Pruden Ncc l RaetNcr Carl Rajski l� mn Rantrv lenniler Rj� wei)er Imiw Reddick Gregory Rem Mknaci Rev-Milk Remold Neal Rem Cars Rhodes Darnel R.thjrdson Dennis Ritter Pert-o Risvvj lame Roburgr Thomas Rcfe-nson femarcki Rodr. ucz Bruce Rogers MjroVI Roman Thomas Roush lohn Ko wji Brian Rudolph Ritkv Rueger Sleien Ruse he lohn Savior Keith Schimmel Christopher Sc hnelle lames Schonet lav Schoolev Mark Schumm Robert Scroop Sc 00 Seartv loseph Seward Theodor Shambiufh Chide Shaw Mark Shaw Isreeu Shiarava Mart. Sieten Brem Sipes Wiliam SmolWviw Brian Smith lertrrr Smah Kart. Smith Mehm Smith Michael Smith Ra’ph Smith Thomas Srrvth Paul Sc ! loon Spevard Richard ShcUev Robert Stiller Dcrjgijs Stmcbjugh Raymond Stone Rotter Scrasbsrger Maunce Stmt Mrchael StruWe Thomas xrur.i Stark Sseanson Dari Swart Patrick Sweeney Timothy Swerngn Norben Stirtrta lertrev Teeter William Telle Ronald Theme Rxk Thompson A Stephen TsYnans Michael Traveler Cortsiantmos Tsobouks Antorhe S'jndenberp-Bam Van Paris stack Vunr V.tas Vnkanta Mark Wagner lames Walker Peter Wallace Malcolm Ware Scot Warren Darryl Watson Bryan Wetter Francis West David We y D. Oewasne Wesley Richard Whaley Co� a Widcncr Bruce Wiersmm Dav«d WMlujm Edward Williams Alan Whon Creed W.hon Donald SVo mtki William Wright Bernard ZtlUl Rate wider Robert Ztgon David 7 mmermann PHI BETA KAPPA NATIONAL ARTS and SCIENCES HONOR SOCIETY Leon E. Trachtman — President Lilly M. Russow — Vice President Cheryl M. Knodle — Secretary Robert E. Zink — Treasurer Keith Dowden — Historian Melissa Ashlock Cheryl Baker Tracey Baldwin Diane Bergoch Sandra Bish Roger Bone Natalie Brown Terri Brown Gary Chapman Bradley Claretto Elizabeth Comiskey Peggy Cooning Diana Curtis Kenn Dahl Lorene Davis Patricia Davis Karen DeVilbiss Lewis Dewey Georgia Dickman Pamela Divilbiss |ohn Dolan Debra Dolby Jeffrey Donnella Rebecca Elliot Cynthia Everitt Laurel Ewing Linda Fleck Daniel Fleetwood Cynthia Covert Terry Gray Barbara Hackstaff Christian Hamilton Daniel Hand Mary Hughes Donna lackson Dean Jagels Carol Jazwinski David Johnson Dana Jones Grace Jubinsky Celeste King loseph Klingshirn' Michael Klinker Jillorna Kuhn Ann Lezotte Kris Linden Glenna Lowery Julie Luby Debra Maines Robert Martinek David Matthews Terri McCoy Irene Mclnerney Caroline McPherron Christopher Miller John Moore Kirk Morey Scott Murray Linda Nary Pamela Neal Mark Newhouse Stephen Newton Jeffrey Osterman Kris Oswalt Larry Paarlberg Tim Palmer Steven Park Amanda Patacsil Raymond PeGan William Penning Jeffery Perkins Barton Peterson Marjorie Poat Kathleen Preddergast Lillian Price Bruce Rademacher Conrad Reynolds Gregory Richardson Kathleen Richardson Lori Robinson Anthony Sarris Cheryl Schaile Debra Schmollinger Ann Sellars Jon Sieber Margaret Smith Gary Staadt Laura Stephens Dama Stevens Jacqueline Studer Nancy Suarez Karin Thomas Denise Tieman Kathryn Uhrig Kevin Weller Esther Wenslaff Carol Woodard David Wright Carol Yager (ill Zimmerman Richard Zollinger Mark Bartz — - President James Lewis — Vice-President Lee Irwin — Treasurer Nancy Lazarz — Secretary Susan Hartman — Historian Mark Bartz Lars Kneller James Beaver Ellena Kontos Cynthia Bender Corrine Leistikow Ken Berkovitz James Lewis John Black Jeff Lovinger Brian Brennan Kelly Middleton Don Brickerd Jr. S. Clay Miller Stephen Brueggemann Steve Nash David Coates Pablo Ruiz Ramon Karla Fehd Debbie Schavey David Felton Anna Solarski Mark Flora Susan Stanton Sally Foote Nancy Suarez David Gelber Greg Sumara Carolyn Glass Bill Tellman Kathryn Guver lames Tuchels loseph Hamang Lynne Tuttle Susan Hartman Mary Uhrig Roberta Hastreiter Lawrence Wang Caroline Huang Catherine Webb Lee Irwin Michael Wiechmann Stephen Jasinki Lawrence Kilinski Jr. Linda Wojcek ALPHA EPSILON DELTA PRE-MEDICAL HONOR SOCIETY £gi RHO CHI PHARMACY HONOR SOCIETY Allison Vidimus - - President Stephanie Taylor — Vice President Carol Ann Rvbicki — Secretary Diane Fischer — Treasurer Laura Kulawinski — Historian Undergraduate Members Serap Buyukvaylaci Cheryl Ann Abramson Rosanna, Shing-Har Patrick Bast Chan Gina Berg Craig Davis Mary Cummings Louise Dube' Christie Davies William Elliott Kurt DeKemper S. Peter Foltis Kyle Fosbrink Roger Gordon Debra Gearhart David Kei-Kung Ho Donald Gehlert Michael Holsapple Sandra Goebel Michael Kinard Cindy Gorsline John Lahn Coleen Hagan Brian Meyer Jacqueline Holm Gerald Migliaccio Carol Landers Paul Persons Jeffrey Marlow Aranya Wanichsiriroj Karen McCabe Ronald Warner Nancy Moran Charles Williams Thomas Ortyl Mark Bean Gregory Pierce Deborah Grobe Vicki Poole John Grobe Susan Schoeff Mark Lewis Lou Ann Spry James Mannion Jacqueline VanAnda David McFadden Marsha Vest Bobby Sandage Lynn Wellman Eric Smith Graduate Members Timothy Sullivan Terence Barton Donald Tocco Jerrold Bushberg KAPPA DELTA PI EDUCATION HONORARY Pam Yoder — President letf Roach — Vice-President Karen Swenson — Secretary Holly Hostetter — Membership Linda Barrett — Activities Anne Clark — Treasurer Peggy Bane Margaret Bean Diane Bednarz Beth Billman Judy Bowerman Paula Brown Chris Bucisic Carolyn Bumbaugh Esther Bundy Susan Burger Kelli Carter Natalie Chambers Tina Collier Anne Crowson Cheryl Custer Diane Dauby Patricia Davis Renee DeRover Diane Dunkel Cathy Dunn Deanna Eaton Edwin Fisher Ellen Fitzgerald Sharon Galema Juanita Garten Leigh Goodrich Sara Grenat Dawn Hackerd Susam Helmrick Mary Hoffer Loretta Hogan Kathryn Jenkins JoAnn Kavanaugh Mary Kite Kathleen Kwoka Luanne Lambros Diane Landis Nancy LaRue Susan Latham Laura Lyons Debra Maines Jana Mastin Colleen McDevitt Caroline McPherrin Diana Mosbaugh Kathy Muhlinfield Judy Naville Nancy Neff Judith Nelson Sophie Paikos Kathy Payne Janet Peck Kimberly Reznik Debra Schmollinger Laura Smith Sherri Snipes Kathleen Speckhard Debbie Spencer Jennifer Spencer Jean Stockdale Patricia Sullivan Kay Squires Judith Trobaugh Wendy Turner Catherine Wagner Cynthia Walker Vicki Worrell SPRING INITIATES Sara Coapstick leffery Conrad Carmen Duehanty Shirley Emigh Susan Farrar Lawrence Ferree Connie Froman Jill Gemmer Lisa Griffith Janice Gudeman Shelia Hartesty Mary Lou Heinzelman Jacquir Herran Susan Holmes Karin Horn Constance Kane Carol Jacobson Leslie LeMaster Cecilia Lewis Janet MacGowan Jerome Mattern Diana Messmer Ellen Morrison Doris Peterson Nancy Traub Terry Umbaugh Karen Walker Kimberly Weatherholt Cynthia Williams Rhonda Wessinger Susan Krauch — President Cindy Richards — Vice President Jan Wewe — Secretary Eric Dahlgren - — Treasurer Keith Barton Sherry Batchelor Laurie Kiely Ann Blose Molly Kozik Robert Bohner Susan Krauch Mike Botkin Beth Little Clare Burster Diana McLain Rose Burke Jeff McDonough Sharon Cepican Galen Meyer Linda Cosby Mary Ann Moore lacqueline Crudge Margaret Moorhead Eric Dahlgren Rita Noreika Susan Derr Jeanine Porter Maribeth Doran Cecilia Rak Douglas Edwards Cindy Reichard Michael Elztroth Karen Resch Bill Ennis Robin Roach Ginger Fergusin Susan Rund Barbara Gage Lori Schnell Ann Gardner Frances Sheehan Sandy Gerencser Leon Shooter Jeff Gill Joyce Shreve Linda Glessner Lori Stimme Becky Graham Cheryl Stinerock David Graham Karen Stoner Tim Grove Dorothy Suter Rick Hehman Jean Terry Bob Henry Don Tiger Patti Ising Meg Warner Stacy lones Jan Wewe Kathy Karlin Judy Wright Nancy Kase Jane Wyatt SIGMA DELTA CHI SOCIETY OF PROFESSIONAL JOURNALISTS PSI CHI PSYCHOLOGY HONOR SOCIETY Susan Puckett — President Linda Wark — Vice-President Cathleen West — Secretary Sarah Rassenfoss— Treasurer Karen Swenson — Publicity Director David A. Santogrossi — Advisor Randy Blantord lill Coyner Glenda Crippen Carolyn D'Amour Deanne Defibaugh Surya Dwadasi Robert Fisher Michael Forrest Karen Goldman Steven Green ludy Guller Daniel Hand Lucinda Kimmel Mary Kite Jill Kuhn Sue Lesch Sally Mak Monica Maycher Michelle Miller Vivian Mumford Timothy Nawrocki Susan Pochon Mary Renner Kathy Ross Janice Schafer Dawn Setzer Kathryn Spinks Laura Uhlig Kimbra Walker Sheryl Wooldridge S37 TAU BETA PI NATIONAL ENGINEERING HONOR SOCIETY Dan Altena — President Mark Slaughter — 1st Vice-President lill Clark — 2nd Vice-President Ken Sandhage — Treasurer Kevin Hendryx — Corresponding Secretary Anita Dale — Recording Secretary Nancy Heritage — Cataloguer Pramod Agrawal Daniel Altena Craig Amann Robert Anderson Stephen Andrew Harold Askins Paul Barber Kurt Bartley Belinda Bass John Batina Thomas Bein Mary Louise Bell Neal Bengston Linda Benson Kirk Berridge Patrick Beuchel Michael Bielak Anne Bigane Friderick Blomshield Douglas Blough Rodger Boehm Randall Bonnell Kevin Borgard Michael Scott Boyden Robert Brannon Linda Branstetter Tony Brewer Mark Brosmer Michael Burnett Khiem Van Cai Brian Carlson Curtis Carlson Dennis Cave Jeffrey Byrnes Ning-san Chang David Chiang Ramajingam Chellappa Nanming Chen Muhammad Akram Choudhry Michael Church lill Clark Vane Clayton David Clvnes Ann Cole Debra Crama Mary Cross Jeffrey Culy Anita Dale John Davidson Kevin D. Davis Kenneth Davis Gary Dernlan Prasad Dhurjati Louis Diaz Lionel D’Luna John Duff Steven Eckhoff Richard Egilsrud James Elmore Edward Ewbank Timothy Farler Dave Fecher Gary Fischer Patrick Fisher Brian Foist Charles Foshee Randy Frisk Scott Fudge Clark Fuhs Wayne Gaafar David Gale Brian Gilmore Joseph Grady Andrew Graves Charles Graves Daniel Griggs Nancy Grigsby Martin Grosz Fred Grunwald Jr. Kevin Hall Terry Hamilton John Hampton William Hanson Deborah Harrison Patrick Hartman Phillip Hazlett Karen Heitman Kevin Hendryx William Heinrickson Nancy Heritage James Harvey Tracy Hayford Matthew Heuss Thomas Hills Daniel Hindi Stephen Hirshblood LaVere Hiteman Patrick Houghton Jill Hruby Brian Huber George Hudelson Catny Hudson Gordon Highes Gene Humphrey Robin Johnson Timothy Johnson Joel Jung Voratas Kachitvichyanukul Richard Kamu Sooho Kim Douglas Kimber David Kotlarek Kenneth Kuczmanski Katherine Kummerle Kent Kyburz Mark Lamp Cynthia Leonard Helen Leondis Mark Lewis Cheng-Ming Li Anna Lillo Paul Ludington Lewis Ludwig Jr. Michael Macocha Debra Martin Thomas Martin Janet McCaw Kent McConaghy Michael McGuen Thomas McGree Robert McMillion Rene Merle Alan Michel Mark Miles Michael Mirre Han Van Nguyen Cynthia Niekamp Thomas Nodes Theodore Nye Laurie Oatman John Ogai Dennis Orndorff Lisa Page Tina Parke David Parry Satish Parulexar Ronald Pawlik John Pearce Alan Petersburg Allen Peterson David Peyton Robert Pfohl Susan Phillips Joyce Pieper Lisa Piper Peter Pollock Elizabeth Porter Cynthia Privoznik Timothy Quick William Quillen John Radavich Raju Rangan Charles Raper Randy Reutzel Thomas Rice Daniel Risler Glenn Rix Dan Robbins James Rollings Randall Roth Susan Roth Richard Royce Kevin Rudolph Victor Sanderson Kenneth Sandhage Richard Sawyer Paul Scheele Jr. Gordon Scheitlin Lorie Schmidt David Schnitt James Schrock Warren Schroeder Gary Schulties Kevin Scott Mark Senn Paul Shafer Sunil Shah Margaret Shaw Paul Sheets Jeffrey Shields Paul Shirley Kenneth Shoemaker Timothy Sittema Malcolm Slaney Mark Slaughter Staley Slawson Christopher Sobecki Scott Solgere Leslie Sonninberg Lars Sorensen Mary Starr James Patrick Anthony Steiner Donald Stilger lames Stodoart Robert Stwalley III Donald Takehara Lee Tann Gino Tentori Jim Tilton Barbara Townsend Phyllis Trauner Toshiaki Tsuchiya Mark Cornel is Joseph Twaalfhoven David Vanyek Dennis Velte Larry Vittorini Thomas Vogel Haar Stephen Wonder Alexander Walter Mary Lou Warren Margaret Weber Terry Weiderhaft Guy Wuollet LeeAnn Wolfe James Woznick Hong-sen Yan David Yancey Hasan Yazicigil Tim Yen Merle Yoder Kenton Young Sandra Ziemer Alan Zorn 558 Lee Ann Wolfe — President Brian Carlson — Vice-President Sharon Gish — Secretary lames Shrock — Treasurer Joan Onak — Marshall Raymond Byerley — Asst. Editor of Transit OMEGA CHI EPSILON Christopher Anderson Paul Barber Gary Barnes Bart Bett Michael Bielak Joe Blake Frank Boaz Dave Brewer Chuck Buehler John Buellesbach Raymond Byerley Brian Carlson David Clynes Scott Coffman Ben Colucci-Rios James Cox Ruth Crane Dave Floyd George Gogel Terry Hamilton Bill Hanson Bill Hendrickson Susan Hilda Ronald lllium Akio lida Thomas Inzinga Mike Karsas Steve Krieg Jerry' Kuehn Steve Kuehr Mike Lawson Bill Lyles Dennis Macklin Michael Marshall Francois Mercho Hamid Mirfenoski Glenn McArdle Robert McMillion Richard Niewzwicki Alvin Neshikawa Pierre Odorico Joan Onak Brad Ortman David Peyton Karen Pickett Susan Pritchard Evan Pritz Paul Redden Tom Reeder Mark Ringenberg Glenn Rix K.T. Ruetenik Mark Sarles James Shrock Sudobeh Shoja Mark Slaughter Nancy Sliwa Mark Smith Donald Stilger Greg Tieken Wade Vaughn Lou Weltzer Kevin Wilson Douglas Wing CHI EPSILON CIVIL ENGINEERING HONORARY CHEMICAL ENGINEERING HONORARY John Holcomb — President Jerry Stacy — Vice-President Anita Dale— Secretary-Treasurer Gibson Batch Mary Bell David Brooks Gregory Caine John Casassa Keith Caunter Mark Cheesman Cathryn Connors Edmond Conrad Dale Eckart Kevin Erwin Edward Ewbank Gary Fischer Clark Fuhs Wayne Gaafar lane Gilbert Philip Griffith William Guthrie Kevin Hendryx Martha Honey Patrick Houghton Scott Humphrey Robin lohnson James Kirkwood David Korvick Kent Kvburz Thomas Lawson Helen Leondis Gregory Lewis Lewis Ludwig, |r. Margaret Marritt Gretchen Mather Steven Meckstroth Dean Nelson Robert Neuman Janice Neuser Julia Niemever Linda Novak Jeanne Novas Jeffrey Peterson William Quillen Matthew Rebeck Phillip Sadler Paul Shafer Paul Sheets Beverly Stergion Mark Tibbitts William Zat'ian Brian Zwit ALPHA ZETA AGRICULTURAL SERVICE SOCIETY John R. Bush — Chancellor Duane E. Chappell — Scribe Bruce A. Johnson — Treasurer Vicki Barker — Chronicler Greg Tormoehlen — Censor Tom Gilligan — Censor Kim Ames Tom Atkinson Carla Bagley Rex Bailey Vicki Barker Kevin Bender Beth Binford Sarah Bolton Wanda Booe lames Bryant Cindy Burroughs Debbi Busch Randy Bush Cathy Carter Don Chapman Duane Chappell Mark Chenweth Alicia Click Crystal Cory Greg Daily Doug Dawes Andy Dirkson Matt Driscoll Brien Duncan Nancy Everett Michael Featherstone Dave Felton Trent Fisher Julia Fleek Rex Fod rea Susan Fowler Greg Freck Janet Fritsch Mary Fritz Janet Fry Sharron Gambold Bob Gibbons Scott Gibson Lani Gilliam Tom Gilligan Leighanne Hahn David Hartman Richard Haviza Steve Hawkins John Haynes Julie Henricks Mark Hilton Matt Holt Mike Hucker Greg Inskeep Bruce Johnson Charlie Johnson Diana Jones Jodie Jones lanelle Kain Kevin Kennedy Jeff Kiess Joe Klopfenstein Cheryl Kouns Dan Kramer Laura Kupjack Jennifer Lang Steve Lawyer Mark Legan Barb Liedl Carla Litten Paul Marczak Bret Marsh Lauren Masotti Mary Lou Mayer Jane McGee Tom McKinney Lhea McPike Lynn Micinski Shannon Murphy Betsy Nelson Jack Odle Beth Offinoski Lee Paarlberg Donna Parker Michael Peters Rhonda Pettit Jean Phillips Peggy Potucek Andrea Pressell Michaelle Reas Jeanette Reikofski Beth Reinke Dave Rethert'ord Jon Rettinger Bob Rietveld Rene Robbins Tanya Robinson Jim Robison Jon Rosenberg Kelly Sanders Man - Sandhage Don Sazdanoft Marv Ann Schlegel Dave Schweikhardt Doug Shoemaker Nanette Shoemaker Randy Sipkema Dave Smith Jim Sparks Jim Sprowl Susan Stanton Jim Stewart Greg Tormoehlen Wayne Turner Steve Vail Jeff Veenhuizen Dan Voglund Judy Whaley Kim Whinery Ben Whirledge P. Lynn Wiley Jim Williams Mark Wolf Regina Wolf Shelly Worm Lori Young ADVISORS Dr. Jack Albright Dr. Chuck Rhykerd Dr. Rich Edwards MO Keith Williams — President Sue Roth — Vice-President Dan Osborn — Treasurer Greg Boebinger — Recording Secretary Ed Lyvers — Workshop Chairman Jeff Mizener — Pledge Trainer Mark Voder — Corresponding Secretary Cidy Leonard — Corresponding Secretary Mark Jarvis — Corresponding Secretary XI SIGMA Pi FORESTRY HONOR SOCIETY Darrell L. Breedlove, Forester Cynthia L. Himes, Associate Forester Petra G. Bohall, Secretary Fiscal Agent Ray D. Fahlsing, Ranger Lee F. Eckart, Ag Council Rep. George R. Parker, Advisor Thomas Alexander Scot Aurenz Gregory Baker Daniel Baurermeister Kenneth Becker Paul Benkeser Michael Bernstein Kirk Berridge Gregory Boebinger Tom Bonsett Tony Brewer Robert Burnside Khiem Cai Ramalinsam Chellappa Michael Church Raymond Clark Rhonda Crum Michael Dobbs William Draheim David Fee her Mark Feichtner Scott Fudge Steve Galecki David Geyer George Goble Nancy Grissby Martin Grosz Rich Hall Daniel Halliday Robert Haves Tracy Haytord Stephen Hipgins Charles Hillman Timothy Holmes Michael Horning Mark Jarvis Timothy Jennings Timothy Johnson Thomas Kendall Douglas Kimber Katherine Kummerle Cynthia Leonard David Lubkeman Edward Lyvers Michael McCuen Mike McDermott Alan Michel Jeffrey Mizener Thomas Muckley Mike Mueller John Ogai Dennis Orndorff Dan Osborn Tina Parke Jeff Payn Susan Phillips Lisa Piper Ron Pleshek Thomas Rice Tamleigh Ross Randy Roth Susan Roth Richard Royoe Robert Safranek Steven Schmidt Warren Schroeder Paul Shirley Ken Shoemaker Brian Shriner Melora Shultz W. Keith Skinner Malcolm Slaney Sarah Smith William Sondermann James Steiner Bruce Walcott Alan War nook Keith Williams lames Wise Mark Wuolle Mark Yoder FACULTY Durward Allen Thomas Beers Walter Beineke W.R. Byrnes John Callahan Mason C. Carter Daniel Cassens William Chaney Carl Eckelman Burnell Fischer Bill Fix Roger Hotter Harvey Holt William Hoover Michael Hunt Charles Kirkpatrick Douglas Knudson Herbert Krauch George Libev Clair Merritt Charles Miller Fred Montague John Moser Russell Mumford Joseph O'Leary George Parker Robert Perkins Phillip Pope John Senft Anne Spacie Stanley Suddarth Harmon Weeks GRADUATES Beth Adams Tom Berry Elaine Caldbeck Martha Ellen Dean David D. Douds. Jr. Steven D. Ford John E. Jacobson Kirk A. Janowiak Douglas James Knowlton Richard Latty Donald J. Leopold James Lovvorn Thomas Lynch Kim Martin Michael Martin Richard A. McLaughlin Brian Miller Gary Miller Colleen Morfoot Richard Pace John Raney James M. Ringe Daniel T. Roberts Laura Ross Jim Dennis Schroering James P. Shepard Michael Todhunter Gary Wiles Anne Zimmerman UNDERGRADUATES Jean M. Bledsoe Petra G. Bohall Sheri L. Bone Darrell L. Breedlove Michelle Calkins Jeff A. Crosby Alan B. Cruser Peggy Dorsey Lee F. Eckart Ray D. Fahlsing Cynthia L. Himes Steven P. Jarvis Martha L. Judv Robert J. McGaughey Nancy A. Norris lerry Pullen Randy Rickman Julie A. Taggart Jean A. Zelko ETA KAPPA NU ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING HONORARY Ml ALPHA CHI SIGMA PROFESSIONALS IN CHEMISTRY Nancy Ferguson-Segall — President Jo Ann Balozy — Vice President Jim Borghetti — Master of Ceremonies John Mattson — Vice Master of Ceremonies Bruce Wigley — Treasurer Robyn Stephens — Reporter Connie Heck — Recorder Sue Smith — Alumni Secretary George Flentke — Rush Chairman Allan Huff — Social Chairman Mark Ferguson — Segall Larry Finch Marc Goldenberg Linda Lofton Tom Miller Doug Sieber Bob Smith Beth Sturnfeld Tony Titus Charles Traubert Judy Weber Advisor — Dr. Karl G. Brandt Robert Fawley — President Alan Miner — Vice-President Charles Stachovic — Secretary-Treasurer EET Members: Lonnie Ahlen Ron Brosmer Daniel Davis Jeffrey Glaser Lawrence Hill John Hutts Kevin Johnson Christopher Kepa Kurt Knust Jeffrey McCollum Scott Nagel Bradley Riffert Del Sudkamp Scott Uebelhor MET Members: James Abbott Bradley Anno Randal Aril Jaime Arnett Scott Arnold David Burr Stephen Coleman James Conners Lloyd Fields Urban Keil, |r. Brian Kempski Paul Manicke Galen Miller TAU ALPHA PI ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY HONORARY M2 Paul Hochgesang — President lames Seibert — Vice President Kevin Fleshman — Corresponding Secretary Gordon Vosburgh — Recording Secretary George Moffat — Treasurer Robert Klouman — Historian Matthew Brown Thomas Christophel David Druetzler William Henley Thomas Hills Chris Mobley Gregory Roberts James Rowe John Ryding John Vermeersch Richard Wachowiak KAPPA KAPPA PSI HONORARY BAND FRATERNITY TAU BETA SIGMA HONORARY BAND SORORITY Victoria Kemp — President Marsha Vest — Vice President Alice Monroe — Recording Secretary Enid Nylin — Corresponding Secretary Judith Goshorn — Treasurer Julie Billingsley — Historian Barbara Barr Jennie Bergstresser Pamela Bird Cynthia Eltzroth Melinda Kaye Fields Kimberly Finkbeiner Lynne Ann Folger Janet Foster Dee Ann Franklin Shirley Jean Fosler Leslie Fritts Jennifer Gage Jeanne Golding Kathy Jo Greer Jeanne Hedge Nancy Hoover Cora Della Hornung Lynn Marie Kemp Christy Malast Deborah McKee Kathleen McLennon Mary Ann Mitchell Laura Moss Sue Ann Newcomer Pamela Fay Pearson Robin Pemberton Cheryl Ann Pers Laurel Piotrowicz Linda Reiff Karen Sheehan Marjorie Sue Smith Karen Marie Steinhoff Corrine Stults Tari Lyn Turner Rebecca Lynn Wise Susan Vahn Lori Ellen Young MJ 19S1 Well the year is finally over. We have tried to create a book that will recall some of the more precious memories of life at Purdue in 1980-1981. At times we may have failed, but we are learning and experimenting. Forgive any of the small misspellings, mismarked pictures and especially the mistakes in the senior section. After all, 3000 people are terribly difficult to keep in order no matter how hard we tried. I would like to give a most appreciative thank you to all of the people who have helped in the 1981 DEBRIS. Thanks to Ron Oliver for the patience and guidance he gave me throughout this past year. A very warm thank you goes to J.B. Edivards for being there when I needed a reminder or explanation of exactly what I ivas suppose to be creating in a ’gate-fold!' Another thanks go to fern Schneider for all of his concern in pleasing the staff and students with the senior portraits. 1 have been on staff for three years and these have been the best times of my life. What I would give to be able to do it all again. The DEBRIS has meant so much to me and the friends I have made mean even more. I cannot express in words the feeling I have now as I realize I will be leaving behind all of these people. Every member of Jr. Staff and staff members deserve a pat on the back for the continued effort in producing this yearbook. A special thanks goes to Liz for reminding me it will all get finished in the end and supporting me when 1 needed someone in the office. Sr. Staff, I cannot say enough about you. Bob, you were a real riot when we all needed it most — inter-vieiving, North Carolina and deadlines. Gail, you definitely showed everyone how to get along with Mr. Oliver! Kathy, thanks for being around to keep me in budget and to keep a smile on everyone’s face. That was super!! Jim, you were a great one for water shorn, drinking, skiing, and most of all car driving! Sharon, what would 1 have done without your level and calm head to tell me everything will be alright? And Art. The grief we have given each other could not compare with our deep friendship and concern for one another. You zoould have made a perfect little brother! And last but never least. A big thank you for my Zeta sisters, and especially my roommates for listening and putting up with all of my whining and complaining. Most of all thank you mom and dad for allowing me this opportunity to do something on my own and supporting me 200% Best of luck to even one! Love, Patti m-i INDEX —A- Alvev. Kelly Netton 189 Ault. Mark Edward 2W Banker. Sandra Sue 260 303.327 Arrunn. Craig 531.538 Aungat. Gloria Jean 222 Bankston, Mary Led 152.372 Beaty. Susan Dune 157 Amaya. Felix Iciaqum 132 Aureden. Kathleen Martr 162 Bannen. Betsy Ann IV Beauchamp. Brian Scott 296 Abbat . IK Amring. Roberta Marv 242 Aurenz. Scot Alan Ml Bano . Lynette Lee 281 Beauchamp. Christine A 24) Abbate. Joseph Michael 230 Arne , Bobbv Jean 133 Autdrean, Michael 210 Banwart. Dean Edy 274 Bcaulwu. James David 533 Abbott, Dents Col JOB Amea. Bradh Kim 346.1S17 Austin. Florence Anne 156 Btranow tki. Jean Marie 532.307 Beaumont. Deborah Kar 305 Abbott. James Jeffrey M2 Amea. Gregory Churchill 255.192 Austin. Margaret EBen 239 Bacanovrskt John Michael 336 Beauvais, Eluabeth A 532 Abbott, | nc Nancy 329.137 Ammoeia. Darryl Alan 293 Austin. Ten Ann 237 Biranskj, Christopher B 287 Bee her. Parncii Jan 30! Abbott. lean Lout 267 Amoeoai. Stephen Roger 204 Autry, Gary William 184 Barbu la . Mary L«a 328 Seek. Catherine Renee 162.344 Abort . Gabnelle Mane 305 Am acuta. Jennifer Lynn 159 Autry. Kelly Ann 159, 340 Barbar. Diane Elaine 220 Beek. loeilen Mane 240 Abernathy. Cart John M2 AnciL Shan Lee 157 Avery. Kathleen Mane 326 Bartor, Mark Darurl 173 Beeker. Keith Warren 283 Abramson. Cheryl Ann 535.377 Anderaen. Andrew- Berry 93 Awald. Julie Lynn 131 Barber, Darlene Cath yn 531. 104 Becker. Kenneth AUn Ml Abeeu. Craig Michael 93 Anderaon. Beth Ann 162 Axtell. John David 252 Barber. Paul Jeffrey 539.538 Becker. Larry Edward 25V Abol� . Miket Juris 295 Anderson. Christopher A 539 Ayera. Joei M 373 Barter . Paul Andrew ICO Bcekrnch. Maryann 305 Acheron. DoagUs Charles 206 Anderson Dale Benton 373 Avliw-orth. Shotvigh 533 Barclay, Faye Darlene 155 Beckman. Arthur WiBaam 28k Abhor, Fnnci Join 234 Anderaon. David Carl 211 Ayr . Paul Thomas 286 Bare. Marcia Lynn 255.256 Beckman. Fred H , III 205 Aato. Michael Richard 533 Andenon. Donald Regia 251 Azar, Karen Ann 156 Barg. Frederic Andrew 210 Beckman. Leah lean 307.103 Acker. Susannah 300 Anderaon. Jane Elizabeth 373 Bark !. Julie Jean 531.103 Bedford. James Wdham 172 Ackerman. J. Kyi 283 Anderaon. John F. 533 Barker. Anthony Aaron 225 Bedrurz. Diane Mane 536 Acksel Douglas John 522 Anderaon. Kathryn Mane 167 Barker. Mxhael Scott 375 Beeler. AngeU Kay 332 Acksel. Them Richard 2S6 Anderaon. Kathryn Mane 167 Barnard. James Gamma 181 Beeler. Julu Lynn 159 Acton. Harold Krnnrth 199 Anderaon. Kevin Ross 293.294 _8_ Barnard. SaBy Irene 268 Beer. Susan Dure 260 Adam . Davvd William 293 Andenon. Michael George 217 Bamcx, AUn Hartwell 173 Beer bower. Jeffrey Lynn 295 Adam . Dunn Lynn 281 Anderaon. Norman lee 252 Bamrt. Barbara Kay 133 Bcenng. David Randall 283 Adam . Gregory R 172.323 Anderaon. Phillip George 185 Baa . Kevin Randal 533 Barnet. Bradley Charles 281 Beers. Theresa Mane 240 Adam . Kiri Irving; 332 Anderaon. Richard Brun 295 Babb. Thomaa Scott 208 Bamcx Cary Lee 539 Beeson. Ann Rene 255 Adam . Mary Evdyn 532.236 Andenon, Rkiu Dale 93 Baber. Mkhcle Elaine 235 Bamrs. Roosevelt. Jr. 109 Bchnkr. David AUn 320 Adam . Mitchell Bruce 260 Andenon. Robert Lee 538 Baboa. Becky So 326 Bamrt! Patricia Ann 237 Ba k . Todd William 180 Adrian. Stephen Philip 203 Andenon. Robin Nancy 258 Bacaii Ann Mane 235 Barnett. Stacy Rae 258 Bchr. Judith Ann 268 Agi.-v. il. Karen lee 372.214 Anderaon. Sarah £- 242 Bach. Roberta Lou 326 Bamiield. Andrea Kay 269 Behrenfeid. Enc J 18 Age . Jocuthen Todd 212 Anderaon. Sheila Ann 241 Bacher. Bruce Roy 533 Barnhart. Kathleen K 532 Beiiharr , Mary Frances 324 After. Kassandr DtUire 346 Anderaon. Stacey L 240 Back . Gazv Lee 287 Barnhart. Steven Keith 533 Bertel. Wad Robert 2ce Afterter, Scot Matthew 206 Anderaon Timothy Manor 217 Backu . Michael J 332 Barr. Barbara Diane M3 Batman Bruce AiUn 2S7 Agvent Gregory |ohn 176 Ardmon. Tracey E 300 Badger, Robert William 173 Barr. Tat Garland 193 Belcher. Jerry Dean 283 Ah be, Bradley Alfred 190 Andenon. William Robert 533 Bae. inhi 252 Barr. Ralph Jay 227 Bewvky. Kenneth Michael 251 Ahlen. Lonnie Paul 542 Andrtoni. Christine M 283 Baetz. Patay Ruth 308 Barr. Thoena Aloytcu 93 Bell. Brad AUn 256.102 Ahrendt. Cary Paul 293 Andrea. Thomaa Edward S� Ba«tz. W£kam Alan 286 Barrett. Juhinne 214 Bed. Daniel Edmund 260 Ainjworth. Mary I 157 Andrew. Stephen Peter 53 Baxr. Scott David 261 Barrett. Linda Lee 535 Bel Eiuabeth Teres 137 Akard. Carl Richard 178 Andrew . Aaron Allen 294 Baity. Christina Jane 300 Barrett. Mary E 156.373 Beil Mary Louiae 539.538 Akey. Jacqueline Leigh V. 77 Andrewa. Allen Wesiey 294 Bailey. Chrisan Mane 300 Barrett, Peter Elliott 5X3. 178 Bed Sheen- Mane 156 Akin. Eiuabcth Agnes 164 Andrew . Anthony Dean 329 Bailey. Deborah Ann 2 6 Bamck. James G.. Jr. 533 6 0. Steven Ear! 258 Alaka. Chrwiopher O. 136 Andrew . Onda Kay 281 Barley, Jamea Edward 274,275 Barron. Deyamra 277.326 BeO. Term Heap. 25S Albert. Joan Marie 261 Andrewa, Dura Lvnn 241 Hailey, Rex Arthur 540.187 Barron. Jewel A. 170 Bellamy. Apeil 375 Albeit. Jennifer Ann 157.340 Andrew . Jane Dee 300.302.303 Bailey. Rickie Allen 191 Barrow . Ann JoGy 163 Bellamy. Eizabeth Ann 250.251 Albert, Sharalee King 512 Andrew . JuSe Kav 238 Hailey, Sandra Jean 170 Baric . Wilium Joseph 288 8ellew . Brenda Marlene 256 Albright. Card Louis 282 Andrews.Bryan Dean 296 Ham. John Adam 282 Bartlndale. George M. 189 Beltz. Eluabeth Ann 307.377 Aldag. Philip Robert 201.373 AnSiker. Konberiv Lita 220 Baird. Daniel Clay 208 Barrie. David Elwood 225 Bemep.t, Deian E 303 Alder. Ernest Alan 93 Anno. Bradley Leon 542 Baird. Gregory Warren 185 Bartley. Kurt Douglas 294,338 Bender. Cathy Joan 166 Alderman. Darlene Ann 277 Aruelman. Alan Jamea 176 Hurd. Karen Kathleen 241 Barton. Mark Anthony 372.140 Bender. Cynthia Marie 535.213 Alderson, Billy Lynne 161.151 Afttllr.ger. Patnida Lynn 164 Baird. Mark Andrew 185 Barton. Keith Patrick 537 Bender. Kevin Michael 540.346 Aklervon. Jack Neuman 280 Anthony. Jeffrey Eldon 286 Baitinger, Stacey A. M0 Bartz. Mark AUn 535 328 Aldrrd. Laurette Ellen 160 Anthony. Sara Lynne 111 Bajer. France Ann 234 Bartz. Su� an Jean 111.131 Bender. Timothy John 207 Aldridge. Michelle D 228 Anthrop. John Gerry 109 Baker. Cheryl Lynne 534 Bavey, Jeffrey AUn 206 Benxah. Margaret M 265 Alekna, Paul Victor 93 Anthrop, Pamela Sue 164 Baker. Cregory Lowed Ml Basham. Tamara fo 237 Berxtez Manuel Angel 195 Alexander. Bruce Alien 109 Antic. Mxke 250 Baker, Jeffrey Alan 29 Bats. Gad Kay 326 Bcrgamn. Aaron Miquel 191 Alexander. Cheater 191 Antony. Charlea Mark 199 Baker. Jerome Richard 533 Bass. Leonid 259 Benkeser. Paul Joseph Ml Alexander. Jell Lee 293 Antony. Michael Mark 199 Baker. Laurence feme 189 Basl. Kenneth Lyman 184 Berio. Scott Robert 185 Alexander. Karla Jo 156 Antreaslan, Peter 281 Baker. Lincoln Randall 282 Battxan. Karen Marie 266 Servnerr. Anthony Michael 205 Alexander. Thomaa Brian 541 Apeland. Nancy Lynn 160 Baker. Lucy Lynette 238.155 Batch. Gibson Leonard 539.260 Bennett Carol Jane 522.234 Alford. Amy Jo 156 Apple. AlUaon Kay 157 Baker. Lyn Ann 260 Bateman. Brian David 533 Bennett CymhU K 238 Alger. Katherine Jayne 259 Aibuckle, |ohn Ruaaell 198 Baker. Mark Christopher 533.287 Bateman Troy David 102 Bennett, Daniel Stewart 211 All!. Jodi Paige 169.329 Arbuckle, Kathleen Mane 158 Baker. PameU Dean 163 Bales, Brent Lee 288 Bennett. John OUv 190 Allemeier, John David 286 Arche. Glenn Steven 260 Baker. Randy Lowed 219 Bales. Edwin Charles 5X3 Bennett. Patricia Sue 326 Allen. Beth Anne 153 Arduinl. Alan 533,176 Baker. Richard Gerard 533 Bates. Michael Lane 151 Bennett. Rhonda Sue 261 Alien. Darrell Eugene 185 Ariinghtua. Barbara Jean 532 Baker, Roger Dale 287 Banna. Sarah Fern Ml Bennett. Susan Lynn 532 Alien, Gwendolyn I 168 Aril. Randal Emcat 542 Baker. Sandra Lou: 302 Batistxh. Mary Frances 162 Bennett. Timothy Ray 255 Alien. Jania Lynn 250.255 Armantrout. Danny Scott 178 Bal. Linda Mane 275 Batu. Roger Joseph 387 8eno. Gregory Scoct 109.178 Alien, John Cregory 105 Armbruster, Low Card 267 Baldizon. Marlene 137 BatUglu. |o Unci 93 Beno. Paul Joseph 178 ADen. Joaeph Karl 180 Artraug . Michael 320 Baiduca. Grace Ro e 166 Battreali. Lynne Ann 167 8enson. Allen Wayne 533 ABen. Kathenne 532.162 Armstrong. Cheryl Denix 155 Baldwin. Alan Eugene 260 Batz. Joseph William 176 Benson. Clifford Anthony 93 Allen, Katherine Roa 236 Ameu. Jaune Ray 542 Baldwin. Mark William 533 Bauer. Edgar George 533 Benson. Linda Sue 538.162 ADen, Unda Louiae 159.336 Arnold. Kerry Dean 281 Baldwin. Tracy Carter 534 Bauer. Sarah Ann 254 Benson. Wayne Ctrl 533 ABen. Mark Vincent 208 Arnold Mitchell Allen 186 Ball. AEsa Ann 152 Bauermeisier. Darnel W 541 Bendy. Sarah L 260 ABen. Michael Shawn 33 Arnold. Soott Alan 542 Ball. Mark David 533 Baugh. Nancy Ann 220 Ben non. Bert Theoll 533.326 Alien. Richard Dean 174 Aroron, Wendi So 280340 Ball. Selby Anne 239 Baum. Craig Robert 533 Bentzen. loan Louis 256 ADen. Stanley J. 183 Arptn. Maryfo Anne 238 Ball. Steven Craig 178 Baumer. Steven Kent 210 Bentzinger, David 176 ADen. Tamara Sue 165 Amba . Pertecto C HI 296 BaUantine. Bro Boand 132 Baumgardner. Kurt David 295 Breardt. Richard D . Jr. 184 ABendorph. Lewi David 280 Arthur, Michael Robert 183 Ballard, Jaye Kimberii 2M Baumgartner. Kathenne M 142 Berg, Andrew John 340.19b Allu. Lata Mane 234 Ashley. Nancy Ann 156 • Ballard. Ktmberixe Ann 157 Baxter. Rxhard V.. Jr. 192 Berg. Cma Joan 535 ABiton. Amy 346.379 Athlon. David 136 Ballard. Ralph Edwm 192 Bay, Charles Nocd 296 Berg, James Allen 533 344 Askren. Nancy Lynne 164 Baliew. Barbara CarroB 235 Baylis. Cathleen AUm 326 Berger. Enid Joy 251 AEsaon. Jamea Joaeph 93 Atchiaon. Mark Robert 215 Baliew. Unda Jean 157 Beachv. Jeffrey lumar 533 Berger. Giseta Poesch 256 ABaon. Paul Uwia 387 Atom. Cathleen P 167.150 Balimgrr. Ellen Dawn 274 Beal. Tamara Lee 156.375 Berv r. Laune Jo 2M Allman. Scott F 2M Atkina. Thomaa S. 251 BaSock. John Charles 326 Beaman. John Charles 208 Berger, lamany Cerahn 235 Almaay. Richard Thoenat 255 Atkin ton, Joanne locus 237 Salary. Jo Ann 542 Bear. Susan Dune 237.239 Berger. Valeri Ann 167.328 Almceid. NXaon Emcat 204 Atkinson. Thomaa Wayne 540.176 Babano. Thomas Joseph 533 Beard. James Charles 180 Bergman. Jo Lynn 532 Almquiat. Tracy Call 156 336 Salu. Dean W 326 Beard. Marcu Ann 214 Bergstresser. Jennie M 543 Aired. Mary Todd 323 Atlasscn, Carmen Diane 2� HafaJorwicz. Karen So 366 Beard. SharUmaine C 161 Berkosix. PameU Lynn 240 Alxfviugh. Tun ADen 93 Atkasson. Call Ellen 237 Sana . Kenneth Andrew 206 Bearjpe. Peter Anthony ITS Berkovitz. Kenneth E 535 Alatott. PameU Kav 252 Atwood, (an E 307.103 Banathak. Mat Anthony- 194 Bearhope. Cindy Sue 226 Berner. Lynn Ann 157 Aliena. Daniel Mark 538 Au, Kim Elaine 268 Bandy. Enc IXxrgU 227.393 Beaslev . Mark Ihcenas 2S2 Berner. Michael David 283.192 Altman. Eluabeth Lee 268 Aubnwer, Ann M 236 Bane. Paul WUUam. Ill 173 Beasley. Richard Damril 296 Berridge. Kirk Gordon 53 . 541 Altom Kyle Westlev 178 Aude. Thomas Jamea 211 Bane. Peggy Jo Co 536 Beasley. Scott Amhony 533 Berry. Douglas Henderson 533 Altoen. Timothy Drew 178 Auld. Kathleen Dune 164 Bangma. Shirley Janette 264 Beatty. Scoct Cordon 199 Berry. Elena Jane 281 Alvarado. Bruce Joaeph 533 Ault DxigUs Bradley 211.373 Banister. Lynda Jo 531 Beaty. Nancy Jane 301,302 Berry. James Patrick 333 Mi Berry, |anrt Lynn 275 Berry. left rev Scott 274 Berry. Rebecca Ann 242 Bertsch . Karen E 26 Unix. Tom 2)0,340 Bess. Sccft Edward 533 Bm. Mane Elizabeth 250 Bethel. Brun WlllWt 533 Bethel Uu Ann 23S.320 Bert. Bari John 537 Betuhus. Jo Edward 93 Betz. Betty Jean 2 3 Beta. Thomas Lre 251 Betxhel. Patrick Thomas 535 Beuligmann. John 2)5 Boer. Kelly Ivnn 237 Bevcre. John Paul 208 Bevmgton.Thomas C 533 Beymer, John Mirk 295 Bezy. Mike Alien 217 Bhandarkar. Sunil Keshav 533.375 Banchiru. Gary Vincent 2 7 Bichler. Mary T 260 Biddle. Donna Ann 2 3 Biddle. Michael Jeffrey 190 Bieiak. Michael John 539.338 Bkehnaki. Judith F 259 Bseiutski. Maty Kathleen 277 B er. Grant Arden 533 Bdek. Ronald Joseph 286 Bdger. Julalne Karim 153 Biban. Nevmka Ann 377. 283 BUlett. Cathryn Louise 308 Bilims', Jill Man 236 Billingsley. Julie Man 532.2 1 543 Billmin. Beth Ann 164.536 Bills. Alan Robert 283 Bilo, Susan Kay 265 Binder. Barbara Ann 532 Bmfoed. Daniel David 190 Btnhack. Elaine Gave 302.303 Binion. Robert Wade 258 Birck, Kevin Michael 295 Bird, Janice Sue 220 Bird, Pamela Jean 543 Bird, Sherri Lynn 269 Bird. Tun Edwin 281 Btrk. Alan Eugene 282.326 Bischofl. Ann R 399 Bisdorf, GavVe Denue 167 Bish. Sandra Lynn 534 Btshlr, Dari Wayne 393 Bishop. Karen Marie 252.256 Bishop. Ruth Alter 258 Bittxk. Donald Freeman 257 Bitxer. Raymond Landis 193 Biven . Cathy Leigh 267 Bixler, Craig Stuart 100 Btzz U. Donald Philip 196 Black. Bruce Frederick 280 Black. Gregg Thomas 533 Black. Janin No Be 237,233 Black. Margaret Mary 236 Blackburn, Lyn MicheBe 258 BUckington Deborah M 264,265 Blackmon, Chn� tine 161,151 Blackmcee. Jaivell Anne 265 Bladecki. George Joseph 286 Blau. Lynn Ann 252 Blake. Joseph Carl 539 Blakeh . Tacy Anne 156 Bfaney. Joyce Lynn 164 Blankimbergrr. Paul V 215 Biauvelt. Mark AUn 187.327 Blechner. Kurt 133 Bledsoe. Debbie Jo 531 Bledsoe, Jean M 541.241 B fHert, Cindy Jane 2K3 Bletiamp. Susan Ann 532.281 Blxklev. Nancy Beth 303.323 Bhlie. Dawn Eh abcth 532 Blind. Lisa Ann IM Blind. Sharon Lynne 268 Bliss. Thomas C. 139 IKoenthxld. Fred Steel 538 Blood, Thomas Alexander 281.379 Bioodgood. Thomas H. 192 Room. Davxl Alan 286 Rue. Edward Neal 393 Boara. Jill 103 Bcxird. David Lee 282 Boatright. Andrew M 194 Bohay. Douglas Kenneth 2 4 Bobbitt. Kim Annette 377 Boblitt. Leeann Carol 265 Bobos, Randall Edward 173 Bodnar. Mark Vincent 182 Bcebtnger. Douglas Boyd 251. 256 Botbxngrr. Gregory Scott 541 Boeck. Bruce Allen 208 Boehm Rodger lee 372.538 Boehfttng, Wiliam Robert 207 Bornrr. Mike Joseph 293 Boennga. Kim J 283 Boerkr. Ronald Glenn 185 Bogenschutr. Mxhael F. 100 Bogenschutr. Thomas G 100 Boggs. DoesaSd Scott 295 Boggs Rhonda Mane 242 Boha.1 Petra Cerda 54! Bohlander. Gary Duane 393 Boh lander, |dl Ann 241 Rohm Denis W 533 Bohm, Kathleen Marie 160.532 Bohrert. Tony James 255 Bohs. JtU Mane 163 Botlangrr. Mark Dean 533 Boilek. Susan Gay 532 Botalek. Diane Mane 236 Boland. Timothy John 288 Bolden. Terry Wayne 174 Bolden. Timothy Eugene 533 Botdrick. Thomas Joseph 198 Bddt. Ruth Genevieve 162 Bcfger Cynthia Ann 162 Bolder. Andre Alavnr 329 Bofen. Annette Stern 261 Bohn. Douglas Kent 193 Bohn . Unett 323 Boling. Beth Anne 332,235 373 Boling. Karen Lynn 266 Boling. Sherry Ann 254 Bolka. Thomas Joseph 204 Bolmardch. Manann 167 Bolt. Robert Witham 189 Bohm, Kenneth Wayne 283 Bond. Russell Connell 522,250 255 Bonds. Thomas Vincent 533.283 Bone. Shen Lee 541 Better. Pamela Lynne 377 Bonnell. Paul David 274.277 BcnneU. Randall Lee 538 Bonner. Man Ann 268 Bon nett. Julie Lynne 236 Bonrvivkr, Jymette Jane 101 Bonwell. Brett V 184 Boor, Wanda May 540 Book. Rose Ann 255 Booker. David Wayne 93 Boone. Cathy Diarut 307 Booth, Douglas D 133 Boothe. Jo Ellen 241 Borg Margaret Ann 264 Boegard. Kevin Stott 295.538 Borgrtti, James Alan 542 Boegmann. Jennifer Ann 160 Boegmann. Linda Marie 160 Boemann. Janet Mane 282 Been Barbara Ann 238 Bceowski. Chrtstinc Ann 532.2 2 Borroe, Bruce Maunce 172 Berths. Dale Lawrence 210 Borucki. Deborah Ann 241 Boniff, Brian Keith 283 Boruff. David Harold 533. 282 Borup. Raeothy Marie 241 Bose hr, James Gerard 93 Boss. David Anthony 294 Boss . Deborah l.vnnc 165 Boss meter, Kathertnc J, 169 Bossert John Patrick 189 8o� tian. Joseph Alan 296 Bosworth. Douglas L II 255. 256 Bothd, Dennis Ray 277 Botker. Jeffrey S 252 Bottles. Kurt Donald 533 Boucher. John Me von 531 Bough. Neil Stuart 296 Bom Won, Paula Kathy 375 Bourke. William Theodore 192 8outell. Rusteil Edward 533 Bovert. Lvnn C 260 Bowden. Mxhelle Thrreve 302.303 Bowen. David Bruce 281 Bowen. Keith J. 254 Bower. Paul William 293 Bowerman. Jody Ellen 535 Bowers, 8cn|amin Ford 93 Bowling. Nancy Lynn 305 Bowman. Brenda Lee 306 Bowman. Qavxl Tcitv 215 Bowman, John Davsd 533 Bowron. Catherine Alice 280 Bowser. Sandra Dec 323 Boyd. Dennis Paul 286 Boyd. Gregory Gene 227 Boyd, Nancy Jo 157 Boyd. Raymond Dale 533 Boyd. Sandra A. 261 Boydett. Michael Scott 538 Boyer. Janet Alece 532 Boyle. Charles E . Ill 196 Boyle. Evelyn Mary 152 Boyle. James Datsd 210 Boyle. James Paul 2 4 Beabcc. Gail Ann 240 Bracale, Scott Mxhael 29X217 Brachlr. Marv Lynn 304 Braciak. Mxhael Matthew 295 Braddxk. Diana Kay 258 Bradford. Elizabeth Bvrd 336 Bradlord. Stephen Ray 109 Bradley. Cynthia Ann 255 Bradley. Drnnit Wayne 280 Bradley. Joanne C. 159,342 346.387 8radlev. Mark Fredrtck 255 Bradley. WilUam M III 189 Bradthaw. Jeffrey Lynn 187.322 Bradshaw . Lisa Gay 258 Bradwav. Ann 162 Brambert. Pamela Jean 303 Brames, Cynthu Sue 238 Brammer, Samantha Kay 266 Brand. JeffJ 217 Brand. John Wesley 217 Brand. Katie Lorain 160 Brand. Lvnne Martc 238.326 Brand. Mark Eugene 225 Brand. Patricia Lee 164 Brand. Susan Marie 164.346 133 Brand !. David Frederick 293 Brandi, loycr Ann 307.237 Brandt Mxhael David 2fC Brarutock. Mxhael K 281 8ranom. Robyn Delphuve 267 Branson, Brent Ttmothy 275 Brant. Carol Ann 157 Brant. Maureen Anne 255 Busier, Mary Ann 226 Bray. Robert Michael 533 Bear !. Mike W 282 Beebberman. Leu Ann 304 Beeckenndge, Denise R 161 Breedlove. Darrell Lee 541 Beeese. Stephen Sales 533 Beeitbach. Stephen J. 286 Brtnan. Jane Ellen 254 Brenan. John Douglas 173 Brenknvan. Loei Gail 268 Brrnrun. Brian Alfred 535 Brennan. Terrence Joseph 287 Brenner. Anita L 235 Bccntner. Kenneth Steven 255 Berscu, Mxhael Dominic 533 Beeseman Jeffrey Jay 533 Beeslin. Daniel John 192 Btesvmi. Rodolfo A 136 Bred. James Michael 252 Brettnacher. Mary Ruth 377 Bretr. Barry Alan 2 6 Brewer. Darrin Clark 295 Brewer, Deborah Lynn 301 Brewer. Toeiv Mahlon 538.541 Beer. Harold Dean. Jr. 288 Brxe. Dawn Marie 241 Brtckrr. Juha Mane 326 Bexkcr. Larry Dean 533 Brisker. Ronald E 196 Brxkerd. Donald D-. Jr 535.326 Bridges, Uoyd Rufus 259 Bridget. Rebecca Gay 241.137 Bn re. Katherine 152 Briggs. Richard Martin 136 Brigham. Thomas Erwin 533.102 Bright, Mmam I nil 261 Bngnoeu. Angel M 210 Brile . Nancy Ann 234,240 Brines, Cynthia Lee 268 Brink. Bradley Edward 206 Brinson. Ted Duane 224 Bolt, James Kevin 208 Beittingham. David 1 axils 211 Britton. Safcftna Kay 301 Britton. Scbyl Lanctia 379 Bntr, Susannr Mane 239 Broady, Pamela Sue 168 Bnxcoto. Christopher J 184 Brockman. Julia Anne 326 Brockman. Matthew Jerome 282 Broderick. Cheryl Ann 169 Broemmeisirk. Jane Megan 266 Beocring, Gregg Steve 258 Brocrsma. Elizabeth 532.282 Brogan. Kathryn Dawn 265.532 533.326 Brooks. David Henry 539 Brooks. Delvs Christine 131 Brooks. Gregory Allan 185 Brocks. Jeff A 178 Brooks. Lorna Mane W. -• Beosmrr. Kenneth Rav 533 Browner. Mark Allen 538 Brosmcr. Ron Lee 542 Brothers. Marsha Lvnn 164 Brovont Jeffrey Roy 286 Brower. Grover W ilium 188 Brosen. Beth Ann 259 Beosvn. Cheryl Ann Quern 377 Brcrsvn. Connie Joan 306 Brown. David Corbett 288 Brown. Datsd Russell 533 Brown. David Wlllum 373 Brown. Deborah Ann 242 8eown. Diane Renee 169 Brown. Dxtna Dec 252 Brown. Evelyn Mane 240 Brown. James Edward 173 Brown. Janxe Carol 163 Brown, Jeffrey Eltsyn 393 Brown. Jeffrey Joe 190 Brown. Jennifer Lee 267 Brown. Lawrence Alan 251 Brown. Lisa Jot 169 Brown. Mark Duane 176 Brown. Marsha Ann 168 Brown. Matthew E. 543 Brown. Phyllis A. 256 Brown. Rebecca Jo 159 8rown. Rebecca Sue 238 Brown. Richard Jay 251 Brown. Robert Dale 2 7 Brown. Robert Vernon 283 Brown, Scott Alan 375 Brown. Sharon Dee 301 Brown. Susan EBen 300 Brown. Terry Wayne 534 Brown. Vanessa Lynn 254 Brown. WOliamUoyd 184 Brownfield. Douglas A. 252 Brownfield. Gary Anthony 199 Brorovic, Matthew Jude 260 Brubaker. Jay Allen 259 Brubaker. John Robert 531 Beuce. Mxhael Paul 533 Bruckart. Phyllis Kay 152 Bnadi. Susan Kay 226 Brueggemann. Stephen G 535 Brugge, Paul James 2 2 Brumlcv, Joni Lynn 268 Bruner. Gretchen Lee 2 1 Biunk. Brad Jay 173 Brunk. Steve Erwin 136 Brunkr. Robert Allen 288 Bnmn. D. Enc 293 Brunn. Mark Evan 293 Brunnenmeyer. David John 288 Brunner, Charles A. 293.533 Bruns. Mxhael Robert 533 Bruns. Scott Thomas 5X3 Bruns. Tim J 533 Brunton. Kevin L. 533 Brush. Dan P. 287 Brusnahan. Timothy P 175 Beutcher. Jan L 157 Bryan. Jared Kevin 293 Bryan, (eery Edward 192 Bryan. Lisa Erin 26! Bryan. Maureen Patricia 532.281 Bryant. Carmen 327 Bryant. Henry U. 212 Bryant, James Charles 540.187 327 Bryant. JanXe Elam 241 Bryant. Lisa Ann 306 Bryant. St even Ted 93 Bryant. Stuart E 187 Bryant. Timothy Duane 287 Beyarly, Cathy Lynne 306 Bubik. Uu J. 268 Bocoen. Lynn Anne 303 Bsxey, Carolyn Downs 153 Buchanan. Karin Sue 265.532 Buchanan, Linda S. 167 Bix hi nan, lisa Margaret 160 Bochfuehrer, Deborah 1 393 Bucich. Anthony Charles 275 Buck. Jay Peter 205 Buck. Jeffrey Donald 205 Buckles. Anna May 265 Buckles. Brian Wayne 2 7 Buckles. Fred Allen 227 Buckner. Debra Lynn 302 Buehlrr. Charles Allen 372.537 195 Buehlet. Craig Andres 2 3 Buehrfe. Jeffery Allen 225.213 Bueler. Richard C, Jr. 294 Buellesbach. John C 537 Buenmg. Kenneth Paul 252 Buerung. Michael WUham 250 Buergler. John Francis 1 9 Buis. Mitri Sue 162 Bullard. Gary lee 373 Bundy. Sheirrtl 532. 26! Bunnell. Constance Ann 160 Bunting. Rene J. 282 Butch. Henry O'Bryan 199 Burczak. Lots Anne 158 Burfoed. Ann Elaine 308.233 Burgan. Debra Lynn 267 Burgbacher. Mark ADrn 2 3 Burge. Davtd Lee 211 Burger. Robert AUn 2 8 Burger. Stephen Scott 251 Burger. Susan Diane 536.2 3 Burke. Beth Ann 266 Burke. Lome Wiliam 181 Burke. Rose Marie 537 Burke. Virginia Ann 163 Burket Mary Florence 268.265 Burkett. Brenda Jo 265 Burkett. Mirk AUn 175 Burkhalter. Mxhael Paul 260 Burkhard. Jerry Lee 533 Burkhardt. Linda Beth 255 Burkhart. Kevin AUn 205 Burkley. Donna Mane 157 Burley. Beth Arm 326 Bumescet. Lee Curbs 194 Burnett. JtU Ann 237 Burnett. Karen Suzanne 267 Burnett. Melinda Opal 280 Burnett. Mxhael Earl 538 Burnt. Brian leffrey 184 Bums. Sharon Ann 267 Burnside. Robert R. 541.274 Burr. Datsd Thomas 533.542 Burrell. Ceoege Barton 93 Bums. Carolyn Jean 255 Burroughs. Cynthia I 540 Burrows. Ellen Janet 157 Bumu. Donald R 260 Burton. Marsha Kay 307 Burt, JulU Diane m Burton. Debbie A 162 Burton. John H 184 Burton. Kathy Marie 239 Burton. Marv Elizabeth 239 Burton. Scott Williams 211 Burton Tammy Lynn 238 Bury. Marilyn Jean 157 Burzmski. Barbara Lynn 133 Busby. Louanna Kay 157 Busby. Susan Rene 305 Busch. Deborah Sue 540 Buschman. Jeffry T 255 Bush, Caryn Jeanne 253 Bush. Jay Gary 175.533 Bush. John Randall 540 Bush. Sara Elizabeth 156 Busria. JuBe Ann 532.154 Butxa. Diane Gad 101 Butler. EUirse Carol 275 Butler. Lonnie Vem 533 Butler. Sally Candacv 160 Butsch. Debra Kay 280 Butterfield. Mark James 207 Butterfield. Sarah Duff 159 Butterworth. John R 173.387 Butz. Susan Carol 312 Buxton. Cynthia Jane 302 Byerley. Raymond Charles 539 Byers. David Scott 224 Byers, Knstine Kav SCO Byrd. Elizabeth Kathryn 2� Byrne. Elizabeth Man 532 Bym . Rae Mart 267 546 -c- Cagney. James Patnck 19t Cagney. Timothy Gerard 378 Cain, Kevin Joseph 183 Cam. Tracy Lee 269 Came. Gregory Stephen 539.185 Came. Melissa Lvnn 236 CaUbeo. Michael AUn 190 Caldwell. Keith Eugene 282 CaldweB. 1 jura Linn 228 Caldwell. Lon Mane 281 Calkint. Jeffrey AUn 205 Calkin . Michelle Mane 541 CalUhan, Kevin Michael 193 CalUhan. Nancy Jane 532,301 CaBahan. Vera Beth 393 Callahan. Veronica l.ynn 532.304 Caftan. Robert M . Jr 533 CaBoway. Velma Michelle 252 Calmer. Connie Marie 222 Caltndcr. Jeffrey Deem 282 Calvin. Deborah Lynn 532.241 Cameras. Carmine John 199 Cameron. Jennifer M. 157 Cammarata, Don M. 533 Campsna. Gregory AUn 261 Campbell, Brian AiUn 373 Campbell. David M 174 Campbell, Jean Anne 162 Campbell. Lynda Lee 157 Campbell. Lynn Mane 265 Campbell Mans Louise 161 Campbell. Michael Eugene 283 Campbell, Regina D. 236.332 Campbell. Scott Lynn 93 Campbell. Susan HU me 258 Campoli, Tract Frances 226,326 Campos. Juan Vidal 174 Canaley. Steven Peter 208 Carupary, Joinne Manr 305 Cannon. Jacquelyn Sue 237 Cannon. Shan Loraine 133 Capen. l.isa Dawn 222 Carbiener. Charles F 171 Carbiener. Wayne A. 178 Cardetti. Carol Ann X26 Cam'. Annette Lynn :v Orti'. David Michael 533.261 Carhart. Margaret Susan 239 Cart. Kathy Sue 261 Cart. Ralph WSkarn 295 Carlm. David Kem 193 Carlisle. Ttosothy Jay 190.373 Cartock. Darurl E . jr. 326 Carlson. Brian Keith 529.538 Carlton. Kimberly Arm 153 Carmooy. Scott Dale 294 Carries, Jennifer Sue 156 Carnes. Tamara E. 158 Carney. Mark Alim 93 Carpenter, Gifford L. 287 Carpenter. RandaB W«Ba 293.533 Carroll. Jacquebne Ann 532.305 Carroll. Mark Patnck 207 GrroB. Shawn MicheBe 281 Carroll. Stephanie Lynn 266 Carstensen. Mary Kay 532 Carter. Carta Ann 169 Carter. Cathlem Alice 540 Carter. Cynthu Kay 162 Carter. David Lee 295 Carter. Jack Paul 258 Carter. Kelk Lee 536 Carter. Kimberly Anne 131 Carter. Timothy Richard 181 Cartheusrr. Susan Kay 282 Cartnght. C B 102 Cartwright. Leva Lynn 241.101 Cash. Kristi Irene 267 Cash. Phvth Jean 267 Cashen. Christopher B 184 Cannier, Gregory Peter 259 Caion. Thomas Arthur 192 Casper. Stephen Michael 340,326 Cassadv, Betsy A 157 Cassady. Michael Dai-sd 207 Cassadv. Robert Joseph 533.207 Cassadv. Scott TXxaglas 280 Cassrl Keith Dwight 252 Caswdy, David Shepard 180 Casi. Caron Ruth 234 CaxUnarrx. Christine R 237 Caster!. Andrew Beuce 255.256 Castek. DougUs M 186 Castle. Crarg Patnck 185 CauUo. Karen Elaanc 238 Cam. Dale Annette 142 Cam. Susan E 269 Catron. Timothy LVan 224 Cart. Wiliam Douglas 333-329 187 Catttnan, Angela Mane 302 Catton. Timothy James 205 CawML Tony 6 286 Cautsrid. Mary Franc 532.163 Cavanaugh 1 June Ann 251 Cave, Dennis Lor 538 Cave. Robert L. U! 260 Cecil. Debra Gavle 377 CecoU. Randall D. 533 Cepko. Michael AUm 533.286 Ceding. Carol Loretta 160 Ceruttl. land J 532 Cerven, Timothy Dale 296 Cessna. Scott Allen 393 Cessna. Tern Lynn 158 Cetrone. Robert Louis 207 Chab. Lisa Jean 156 Chad bourne. Deruse Lynn 240 Chadwell. Katnna S 160 Chalmers. Deborah Lynn 251 Chambers. Christine 1- 259 Chambers. Cary Maxwell 205 Chambers. Larry Gene 255.256 Chan. Chiu Yiu 286 Chance. Barbara Ann 264.266 532.375 Chandler. Claire E. 344 Chandler. Rodner Vernon 177 Chao. Chih-Wei Ruth 532 Chapman. Donald Bead lev 540.393 Chappie. Gary AUn 287 Chapuis. Freda Belle 251 Charles worth. Wtfcum W 326 Charochak, Annette Lynn 156 Chase. Lasann Christine 323 Chasuin. Brian Keith 227 Chastain. Jeffrey Lee 227 Chasuin. Kevin Lee 227 Chasuin. Laura Beth 222 Cheatham. Sheryl Lynn 280 Cheesman. Mark W'lBom 539.211 Chmoweth. Brent 2 2 Chmoweth. Detna )iB 260 Cherkis. Diane Jean 241 Cherniak. Michele Helene 150.162 344 Chesak. Laura Ann 532 Chestnut. Johnnie Lee 533 Cheung. Huey 286 Chung. David Nelson 538 Chaen. AUn W 286 Chdi. Leslie James 283 Child . Charles B 204 Quid . Daniel Joe 533 Chdtoo, Bart Hamilton 323. 192 Chlebcun. Lora Vicki 265 Chockran. Teresa Ann 162 Chong. Kaye Lynn 373 Chopp, Charles Cyrus. Jr. 533.196 Christ Ellen Mane 156.336 Christen, Jeanne Marie 281 Chnstenbeny. Stephen M 2?4.275 Christian. Lore Ann 156 Christiansen. Scott E 293.211 Christie. Roxann P. 308 Christman. Thomas Lee 393 Christoff. Amv Alhsoet 336 Christoff. Gerald AUn 259 Christoffersen. Lisa Dee 165 Christofoli . Rebecca M 377,326 Chnstophei. Randal E. 295 Chnseophel. Thomas Dean 543 Christopher. Bradley A. 190 Christy, Debra Kay 167 Christy. John George 340 Chrusocl. Robert Man 139 Chudek. Cynthu Eve 156.340 Church, Michael David 538.541 Churm. Brian Richard 533.286 Cibnan. Maria Teresa ltd ClnatL Mark Forsyth 326 Goch. Susan lean 159 Qapp. Christopher David 181 Clapp. Stephen I 199 Clark. Ahester Dea no 151 dark. Anne Louise 536 Clark. Barbara Anne 2trt Clark. Cabin 93 Clark. Catherine Anne 159 CUrk Chris Dale 70.320 375.342 Clark. Christina Ann 169 CUrk. Enc Gene 258 CUrk. Erin Elaine 308 Clark, lames Thomas 294 Clark. |dl Ann 538.327 Clark, Karen EUme 241 CUrk. Kenneth Woodvard 204 Clark. Lance Michael 211 Clark. Michael Bradley 189 CUrk. Michael Richard 175 Clark. RandaB Thomas 379.192 CUrk. Scot AUn 208 CUrk. Sue Lynn 268 CUrk. Terrence Michael 192 CUrk. Timothy AUn 93 Clause. Steven Lee 533 CUussen. lisa Lunc 532 CUwson. Mary Ariel 305.2 0 Clay, Kevin CampenrlU 177 CUylon. Jeffrey AUn 184 Clailon, Vane Paul 531.172 Geary. Susan Elizabeth 157 CleaveUnd. Mary Joan 157 Clem. Jeffrey Wayne 294 Clem, Kathry n Ann 238 Clement. Russel Eugene 296 Clements. Christine R 264.266 Cleveland. Constance A 300 CleveUnd, Patrick Quinn 533.260 Clevenger. Charles Keith 532 Gick. AUria Lorraine 306.540 atfton. VVdium M . Ill 195 Cline. Melanie Renee 265 One. Shannon Stretton 101 Ctnger. Thomas Craig 320 CLpptngrr. Donald R 208 Cloutier, Dawn Diane 393 Gutter. Karen Lynn 305 Gutter. Robert Victor 193 dyne. Peter Matthew 533,323 dyne . David IVilm 539.538 195 Cmiel. Den Ann 156.324 Coates. David Brian 533,535 CoatsolonU. Dina .Man 532.166 Cobb. Michael Edward 174 Cobb. Pamela Patrice 532.281 Cobb. Stephen Coleman 211 Cobie, Robert S.. 0 183 Cochran. Cynthu Lou 153 Cochran. John Lowell 132 Codiano. Juke Hill 308 Coffey . Kathy Jo 269 Coffey. Susan Jeanette 265 Coffin. Danny Lee 533 Coffin. Mark D. 378 Cofftran. Scott Dean 539 Ccgkanes . Michael 199 Cohee, CynthU Ann 233 Cohoat Matthew Alan 533.186 Cokino . Gareth Todd 280 Cotaric. Brian Bernard 295 Colbert. Susan Maty 265 Ccidiron. Candy Ann 280 Cote. Ann Louise 157.538 Cc4e. Bruce AUn 205 Cole. Dean Robert 280 Cole. Deborah Ann 259 Cole. John Paul 210.320 Cole. Max E 295 Cole. Robert Losun 213 Cole. Timothy William 185 Cole. Vicki L 157 Coleman. Brian Michael 210.326 Coleman. Stephen Torrcy 542 Coleman. Susan Michele 281 Coienbrander. Kathv D 162 Coles. Jay Dee 183 Collier. Mark Andrew 375 Coliignoo. Thomas Dassd 193 CoUinge. Julie Anne 162 Collin . Elizabeth Anne 283 Collins. Nancy Adeen 164,340 CoiUns. Steven Ray 182 Coihns. Timothy Francis 259 Collins. William James 176 Coltnin. Douglas Uy 172 Combs. Detea Lynn 336 Comer, lane Ann 301.532 Comer Phyllis Renee 161 Comer. Rusvefl Wayne 288 Compton. |ulie Ann 265 Comstock. Us B. 162 Conaway. Daniel Mark 281 Conaway. Deborah Kay 532.238 Concha. Paul Roeenz 254 Comne. Sandra Joy 267 Ccnkright. Peggy Su 531 Conley, Cathy lane 241 Conley. Kathleen Joanne 240 Conn. Michele Ann 239 ConnetL Rebecca Hlen 332 Conner. David Eduard 533.172 Conner. Kamberiee Sue 166.151 Connolly. Philip Wiftum 182 Connor. Juki Ann lt6 Connor . Cathryn Gerais n 301. 539 Connor , fame Patrick 533.542 Cooopeotn. Gorge C 208 Conrad. Christine Ann 260.137 Conrad. Jeffrey Paul 533.536 Conrath. Heidi Kay 23 Conway. Cheryl Ann 158 Conway. Le Ue Dea 258,137 Conway. Patricia Maureen 159 Conway, Sheena 156 Ccnway. There� a M. 261 Cook. Belinda Anne 277 Cook, Caron Elizabeth 281 Cook. Daniel William 288 Cook. David Leo 2S8 Cook. ) mc Cemt 225 Cook. Karen Virginia 164 Cook. Marvanne Lynn 281 Cook. Robert C 533 Cookman. Kevin Jay 287 Cookaev. D. Kay 237 Cooley. Robert Lowefl 192 Cool idge. Catherine Ruth 532 Coonses Michael Dean 393 Coon. Steven Omald 255 Cooney. Todd Alan 109 Coon . Dmtsc Anne 302 Cooper. Brad Eugene 293 Cooper. Chiton D 93 Cooper. Lectio Ann 159 Cooper. Patricia Jean 157 Cooper. Stephen Charter 189 Cooper. Waiter Arnold 2134 Copeland. Michele Ciena 166 Cortxn. Stuart Fredrick 296 Corcoran. Beth Ann 287 Corder Tract Lynn 237 Corde . Christian Peter 255 Cordet. Tammv Leigh 266 Cork. Sandra W 269 Corley. Deborah Ann 326 Connany. Susan RotaW 235 Coen. Elizabeth Louise 169 Comebssen. Madonna D. 163 Cornett. Cynthia Ann 282 Corral Luis A 373 Corrigan. Shannon Mazy 159.150 Coeroto. Nancy Lynne 255 CoeV.cn. Alexander N 533.251 CosteDo. Christine 236 CoateBo. Me ha el Philip 275 Costello. Robert Joseph 197 Coatus. Kaye Ellen 162 Coatin. Kenneth Wayne 187 Cccesworth, Kelli 151337 Corner. Amy Ruth 260 Cotta. Rebecca Jean 101 Coudret. Jane ADen 236 Coudret. Kenneth W.. Jr. 93 Coulon, Judith Elizabeth 254 Council. Mary Elizabeth 533 Count. Sarah Ann 269 Courtaney. Joan Lee 164 Courtsnev. Lae Anne 304 Courtnght Juha Arlene 326 Cowan. Susan Kathenne 260 Cox. Alisa Audrey 2SS Co . Carrie Emee 260 Cox. Connie J 306. 308 Cox. Elaine Gwen 267 Cox, James Raymond 539 Cox. Margaret Gaines 268 Cox. Michele Ann 268 Cox. Roth Ann 157 Cox. Todd Alan 287 Coy. Kart Jo 2tJ Coyne. Michelle Mane 142 Coyne. Patnck F 172.142 Coyner. JsU Anne 157.537 Crabb. Mark Joseph 193 Crabb. Michael lame 193 Cralton. James Lee 295 Craig. Amy Ann 300 Craig. Brian Eric 252 Craig. Linda Jo 169 Craig. Scott Michael 93 Craig. ShnWy Ann 268 Gram. Gregory Keith 294 Crams Drbrs Jean 538 CrandsU. David Allen 201 Crane. Lon Ann 2ff� Crane. Ruth Gad 539 Cranor. Bruce Kevin 287 Cravens. Feboa A 236.155 Crawiord. Charles (Van 259 Crawford. Kay E 160 Crawford. Kyle James 225 Crawford. Robert Dale 192 Crawiord. Stephen Lewi 286 Crawley. Him Marie 260 Crawley. Tamara Kay 377. 240 Crcctbu . Jane Ann 235 Cree. Connie Elaine 303,532 Creech Lisa Ann 220 Creed. Patty Carol 302 Crehan. Elizabeth Jean 104 Crews. Jeanne Bard 159 Crider. Stacey Anne 1S7 Cripe. Duane Byron 288 Cnpe. John E. 187 Cnpe. Kevin Bradley 187 Cnppen. Glenda Sue Hart 537 Cnte. Gregory Dean 523.287 Cnte . Diana Lynn 269 Cnte .Jans Sue 302.SM 304 Cnveflo. Karen E 305 Crook. Nancy Elizabeth 532.164 Crook . Kathv Jo 326 Crosby. Jeff A 541 Crowder. Anna Lot 266. 532 Crudge, Jacqueline Sue 557.332 Crum. Beth Ellen 344 Crum, RacheBe Dorothea 160.532 Crum. Rhonda Sue 541 Cruse. Paul Richard 283 Croser. Alan Brian 541 Cruz. Juba A. 240 Csapek. Marta Teresa 283 Cocuhc. Oavid John 294 Cuicchi. Susan Diane 152 Cuhvrr. Dee Ann 238 CuBens. Thomas L 296 CuBom. James RusseU 288 CuBop. Lori Ann 220.327 Culross, Cvnthia Lvnn 326 Cuhr. Chen! 220 Culy. Jeffrey AUn 538 Cumming, Ann Calvert 153 Camming. Mane Ebzabcth 152.150 Cummings. Mary Margaret 535 Cumming . Stuart John 192 Cummin . David Mark 533 Cunningham. Anne Marie 152 Cunningham. Carolyn M 253 Cunningham. Kehon Scott 288 Curley. Gregory F. 210 Currens, Bradley Thomas 252 Current. Dawn Renee 237 Current. Lisa Diane 532 Curry. Onzdte Eileen 304.168 Curry. Kathleen 324 Curry. Patrick Gregg 194 Curtis. Aaron C. 282 Curtis. Amy Dmace 282 Curtis. David Drake 288 Curtis. Victoria Mae XT 131 Cushenberry. Gloria Jean 268 Cutler. Ann Roberta 308 Cutler. Cary William 522 Cutsangrr. Scott Anthony 215 Cyr. Maryann Ehzabeth 251 Czapta, James Peter 294 Czrnkusch. David AUn 533 Czervoiraki. Carmen Mane 377 -O- Dabner. Toni Mane 155 Dahlgrrn. Erst Lind 537 Daily. Ehzabeth Ann 167 Daily, Ralph Detphord 533 Dale. Anita Kaye 539.538 240 Dal . Sarah Lynn 240 Dal Santo, James Scott 288 Dalton. Daphne Anne 304 Dalton. Larry Lee. U 533 Darmam. Nancy Ann 304 Damm. Mary Carolyn 375 D Amour. Carolyn Ann 162 547 Damper. Charlotte P. 557 Dance, lounnc Mane 169 Dandrea. Julie Ann 267 Daneke. John F 2 3 Danie t aura Lois 505.257 Daniels, Steven Edward 201 Dantehen. Jay Russell 173 Dankerl. Laura Lynn 304 Danko. Susan Ann 157.151 Danko. Thoma 553 Oannrmiller. Gregory J 261 Daras. Michele Marie 157 Danf. James Francis 210 Oatkng. Neil A 259 Dare, Carla Sue 241 Damns . Lori Lyn 214 Dari. John Robert 195 Da«, Leena Ram 501 Daulton Sidney Eric 199 Dauro, Andrea Madeline 222 Daut. Juke Marie 258.233 Davaltou. Farzin 555 David. Alfredo V. 259 David. Dwight D II 189 Davidson. Jeff Alan 250.252 Davidson. John Burdyne 538 Davidwm. Paul Dewavne 288 Davidson. PWer Stuart 555 Davies. Chnstie Elaine 535 Davies. Mchael J. 210 Dari . Agnes 506 Dari . Brooke Elaine 301 Oasit. Carlos H. 140 Davis. Carol Ann F 250.251 Davis. Chris 103 Davis. Dana Lynn 267 Davis. Daniel Fry 542 Davit. Diana Bonnet 275 Davis. Herbert Colston 259 Davis. Jeffrey Seem 252 Oirit. Julie Anne 303 Davis. Kenneth Eugene 538 Davit. Kevin Dewayne 538 Davit. Leann Marie 302 Davit, lisa Margaret 532 Davis. Nancy Kay 308 Davis. Patncia Ann 554,536 Davis. Robert John 296 Davis. Scott Eugene 192 Davis. Sharon Kay 157.377 332.344 DiVIs Stanley Graham 172,3 4 Davit. Stephan loseph 258 Davison. Robert Edwin 178 Davisson. Timothy Lynn 553 Dawes. TXug t 531.175 540 Dawes. Gregory Lynn 533 Dawes. Todd R 175 Dawson. Patncu 268 Das. Kim A 372,573 Day. Franklin Everett 205 Day, Rachel Anne 300 Day. Steve Lee 201 Deagan. Cared Margaret 164 Deahl. Erie Alan 199 Dram. Lyn lee lngrsd 280 Dean. Briar. Stewart 255 Dean. Jennifer Jo 542.346 5 4 Drardoff. Sills 260 Deardorff. Frank W . U 181 Deardorff. Kevin Lee 5X3 Drardurff. Pamela J 156 Deaton. Joseph Charles 254 Or Beche. Miguel Jesus 225 De Brosse. Katharine Ann 157 Deckard. Cynthia Ann 226 Drckard. Richmond Brake 537.192 Dcckrna, Amy Louise 251 Decker. Jeffrey C atg 180 Decker. Patncia Jane 542 Decker. Steven Terry 192 Drer. Liu Renee 259 Deeier. Nick Arthur 297 Oerter. Rick Allen 224 Detibaugh. Deanne Lynn H 1 537 Degol. Robert David 261 Dehaven. Cheryl Arlene 393 Dehll. Gad Jean 265 Dehnke. Bradley Earl 193 Dehrvkc. Gregors David 261 Dekemper. Kurt Dxrglas 5X5 Delaney. James Patrick 207 Drianry. Kathleen Claire 531. 326 Delarosa. Michelle Ann 2� Orlmceal, Victor F 293 Delorme, Trisha Matte 169.151 Oetoso. Michael Robert 175 Driph, Lucinda Rose 301 De Maeyer. IXaru G 241 Drnuree. Lisa Kay 160 Drmontbrrun. Racha'd A 199 Demoss. Jane Ann 2 0 On Besten. Lisa Anne 169 Dnvham. Beth Ann Hylton 531 Onknger. Creg Scott 533 Oruiis. Dwight 1. . Ill 326 Onslow. Ann Louise 266.532 Ont, Carmen Michrie 155 O Prez. John Charles 280 Deprez. Robert W 372 Deputy, Daniel J 297 Derano. Chris Anthony 210.336 Dmckson. Suun 25 Deriter. Teresa l ouue 282 Ornlan. Gary David 53 Demme, lauandra Kav 375 Derr. Susan Ruth 537 O Suntvs, Frank R.. |r 2 7 O Santo. John Anthony 295,533 Destrv. Christopher M 187 Deeerhng. Betvamcn L. 207 DetroUo. Lon Ann 266 Dettoere, Renrv Lynn 264, 265 Detwller. Janrt Lee 254 Deur. John Mark 201 Devaney. Marie Lvnn 258 Desoee. Lary 184 Dew ald, John Thomas 375 O Wald, Margaret A. 258 Dewev. Darlene Mary 286 Owitt. Karen Elizabeth 157 Owltt, Wllham Dbott 176 Dexter. Elizabeth Kay 103 Dexter. Kerry ! Lynn 264.265 Dexter. Sheryl Anne 2� O elan. Jennifer Louise 277 Diaz. Gustavo Luis 5X8 Diaz. Mana Elena 326 Owhmunn. Donald James 375 Dick. Christopher F. 286 Dick. James Douglas 258 Diekaton. Peler Garrett 182 Dickenson. Jeffrey Ross 252 Ockenon. Charles David 276 Dickerson. Karen Oruse 155 252 Dickerson. Charles David 27b Dickerson. Karen Denise 155 Dickey. Thomas Hyde 17 Dickinson. Ovid Robert 196 Ockmsnder. David Lvnn 323 Dieck. Gayle Elaine 532. 259 Dxnnger. Edward John 183 Decking. Thomas Edward 180 Detnch. Kmta Luann 233 Dietnck. Chns Alan 193.109 Detsch. Steven Alan 293.30 Detz. Jennifer Ann 234 Dietz. SaBy Claire 153 DU ley. John Alan 2 4 DUlrrun. Mitchell Fdy 533 Dillon. James Anthony 185 DUlon. Nancy Elizabeth 268 Durock. Bead' Michael 173 Dmchcr. Jute Mane 304 De.gridrxn. Steven Harry 533.102 Dingier. Kathy 102 Dingman. Shanxi Beth 107 Dppri. Dame! Joseph 186 Disbeow. Michael Ray 2W Dttmarv. Karri Jeanne 25 Dttrich. Carol Ann 153 Ditto . Barbara Jean 166 Divelbiss. Thomas Carl 183 Diver. Krih Diane ICO Dvilbtss. Pamela lean 534 Divita. Diane Marse 237 Olxon. Catherine Dawn 304 Dixon. Ovid XVayne 190 Dixon. Mary Eleanor 226 Dnon. Susan Elizabeth 267 Dobbins. Karen Elaine 16 Dobbs. Michael David Ml Dobbs. Scott Randall 533 Dobis. Timothy 282 DoWer. Laura Lynn 2e DoWer, Steve 1 287 Doctor. Cynthia Kay 228 Dodson. James Russell 193 tXer.gr� . Christine M 250.252 IXenges. Lynette C. 239 Dreeing. Rcnane Lynette 281 Dsgan, Jean Louise 304 Doherty. Mary Lynn 5X2 Dohmever. Caylvn 265 Dohmever. Joy L 377 Duhrenwend. Mark Gardners 533, 210 Dolan. John P. � 4 Dolce. Charles loseph 287 Doll. Angela Grace 269 Dolorrsco. (enntfer Lynn 532,533 Dombrouiki. Richard Paul 2 7 Dominick. Laurie Ann 157 Dona. Detea K 506 Donahue, lames Schuvler IW Dona Sir Neil Murray 174 Doeuldsorv. Eric Brian 175 Donnell. Joseph Thomas 1% Donnell. Martin Francis 196 Donnells. Jeffrey Paul 554 Donnellv. Jodv Martha 157 Donner. Caro! Jane M2.552 Dxvovan. Marv Lvnn 251 Donovan. Sallle E 302 DoppelWd. Paula Mane 226 Doppler, Kathy Jo 577 Dot. Carol Lynne 329 Dora, Elizabeth Marie 167 Doran. Maribeth 537. 170 546 536 Dona. Frank Joseph 93 Doron. Paul Tillman 192 Dorns, Cary Allen 373 Dorritie. George Daniel 2K2 Dona, Jeffrey lohn 282 Doney. Peggy Sue Ml Dosey. Andrea Oru 157 Dosse. Susan 326 Doucette. Michael Linus 256 Doucette. Victoria Lynn 300 Dougherty. George Andrew 187 Dougherty. Molly Ann 157 Dougherty, Thomas Mark 190 Douglas. Joyce Annette 170 Doutlick. Dim Elizabeth 156 Dove. James Marvin 595 Dove. William Thomas 297 Dow. Randall Parkinson 175 Downer, Jack Thomas 194 Downham. Joseph Vincent 175,577 Downing. Donna Leigh 153.1 1 Downs Michael Ray 553 Dowioet. Janette 5 101 Dose. Patricia A. 142 Doyle. Carotin Ann 157 Doyle. Daniel Bernard 109.142 Doyle. Janet Mane 160 Doyle. Sharon Mane 261 Dovon. Christine Mane 2X8.233 DraWun. Robert Lester 196 Draheun. William Arthur 541 Draieske. Mark Howard 275 Drake. Patricia Ann 157 Dranchak. Ronald Alan 2 Dr are. Walter Kevin 187 Draper Stephen Bruce 259 Drapeza. Walter. Jr. 93 Drees sen. Michael Paul 201 Dremann. C 100 Drew. Amy Catherine 176 Drew. Scoct fXxiglai 176 Dreyer. Mary Frances 265 Dries. Beatrice Margaret 170 Driscoll. Matthew Paul 540 Druetrler. David Alan 545 Druet ler. Jane Ellen 268 DruCsnger. Nancy Ann 237 Drumwright. Franklin R 287 Drwal. John Matthew 261 Dry den, Caria Sue 170 Dryer. Barbara Sue 282 Dryer. Patricia Rose 373 Duba. David Edward. Jr 102 Dubrucka Thomas James 136 Dubes. Pamela Sue 235 Ouchac. Bruce Allen 286 Duckworth. Craig Alien l«0.28! Dudash. Theodore Peter 2S2 Duerk. Jeffrey Lesris 281 Duff. John Martin 538 Duffley. Call Mane 532 Dugan Mark Alien 555 Duggan. N'anrv Ann 266 Dukes, (effrev Alan 213 Dull. Philip C 152 tXimaua Arnold G. 174 Dunbar, Donna Lynn 524 Dunbar. Suzanne 552.274 277 Ounbevk. Margate! Maa 26? Duncan. Carla Nanette 282 Duncan. Christopher Dalr 2(0 Duncan, lennifer Marie 303.26O Duncan. Kelly Irene 277 Duncan. Steven Wayne 2 Duncan. Tammy Eileen 226 Ducanson, Gary Alan 182 Dunkei Diane Marie 536 Dunkin. Daniel Scott 533 Dunklr. Michael W , U 2 6 Dunlevy. Linda Sur 241 Dunlop. Robert L 174 Dunn. Amy Kathryn 303 Dunn. Cathy Sue 5X3 Dunn. Cheryl Anne 159 Dunn. Christopher Robin 199 Dunn. Kathmne Mane 156 Dunn. Kern Ccdleen 238 Dunn. Michael William 254 Dunne, Cathy 157 Durham. Richard Lee 195 Durham, Scott Allrn 286 Durkin. Janes Macharl 208 Durretl, Jaml Faye 5X2.164 Dury. Nancy R 158 Dusana.. Matthew John 255 Dust. Sarah EBen 2X2.5X2 Dutt. Erie Jay 112 Dutt. Mark A 112 Duttlirtger. Mary Louise 265 Duvall, Floyd R , Jr. 1 2 Dwight. Cheryl Anne 24! Dwonucki. Andrea 169 Dyaz. Ivan J 208 Pyer. Jerry Brent 192 Dyman. Kenneth Gerard 1 1 Dyson. Ann M 267 —E— Eades. Dune Mane 266 Ear .. Amy Barbette 167 Earle. Gregory Das nr 53X Earley. Brian Edward 1 4 Earley. Jeanne Theresa 25 Early. Angela Marie 162 Early. Patricia Ann 235 326 Eastin. Scott Alan 340 Ebenreiter. Carol Lyn 2X6 Eberhart. Brian Eugene 206 Ebbing. Mary Beth 163.532 Eby. Laura j. 167.XX7 Ecdes. Gregory Brent 286 Eckart. Dale Edward 539 Eckart. Lee E Ml Ecker. Anna Kay 532 Eckert. David Allen 2 0 Eddington. Julie Anne 2 2 Eddy. Wfrey Stewart ICQ Eden. )£ Ann 255 Edge. James M ISO Edge. Karen Louise 160 Edmonscev. Joe David. Jr 346 Edwards. Douglas Alan 5X7 Edwards. Jennifer Claire 266.532 Edwards. Mark Robert 190 Edwards. Mary EBen 305 Edwards. Megan Anne 233,233 Edwards. Monica Renee 269.238 142 Edwards. Ricky Paul 286 Effinger. Michael Frank 286 Eifler. Karen Jessica 159 Eelin. Jennifer Lynn 164 Efros. Lethe Meredith 2 1 Eggers. Henry William 5X3.136 Egters. Patricia Cooper 157 Egjoff. Jeffrey Howard 185 EgWf Owen Michael 185 Ehrhardt. James Allen 199 Each. Peter M 186 Eichenberger, S6even A 280 EachmaSer. Samuel Amos 2 6 Eickholtz. Cheryl Ann 222 Eidler, Cynthia Ann 156 tinsekn. Karen 5 267 Eisentvse. Ruth Lynne 235 Ekaitis. Elizabeth Ann 267 Eldndge. Teiena Mane 304.532 Elkins. Mark Andrew 533 Elkins. Philip T 29b Elribargrr, Mary Ann 159 EHerman. ludsth Ann ICO EUrry. Clifford C 206 biles Michael Cavanaugh 192 Ellingson. Mary K 164 Elllngwood. Angie Krista 167 Elliott. Daniel Joseph 173 Elliott. Danny Ice 533 Elliott. David Ben|iman 205 Ellis, Christen Ann 267 Ellis. James Andrew 254 Ellis. Janet Marie 158 Hit , lava Drnise 532 Elba. Michael Glenn 191 Ohs. Rebecca Sue 170 Fills. Timothy Lee 29b FJlspermann. Kenneth ) • - Omore. Elaine Mane I� Umore. James Denton 5X8 Ehe . Susan Jo 264.265 Eller. Thomas Andrew 215 EK roth. Cynthia Mine 543 Elt nxh. Michael Warren 537,194 Ehzroth. Vickie Sue 238.259 Emanuel. Carol Ann 131 Embrre. April Dawn 532 Emenhiser. David Joseph 259 Ezaenhber. Diann K. 228 Emerson, Kevin Timothy 273 Emmons. Cheryl Joyce 240 Emond, Angela Lynn 532 Bodrs F.nJris. Deborah K 22b Ends. Christine Ann 151 Endsky. Kurin Kay 156 Engel, John B 254 Engel. Moshe David 533.105 Engel. William Michael 195 Engelhard!. Marc Ray 2 4 Engclnvan. Roger L'riah 2 7 Engerski. JarteOe Lorene 163 EngJ Evelyn Suzanne 267 English. Bruce Alan 251 English. Care Lee 178 Enghah. Julu Kay 1CO.X29 English. Maureen S. 267 English. Ronald E-. Jr 2 6 English. Shen Blanche 162 English. WiDum Perry 282 Enigk. W iSuoi Alan 176 Ermas. Billie Michael 537 Epbiin. Robert Blair 2«5 Epp. Wdham Henry 195 Epperson, John Robert 531 Epple. Brenda Lee 265 Eppley, Barry J. 259 Ezb. Edward David 37 Erb. Elizabeth Ann 2b8 Ezck. Eric Stephen 296 Erdbruegger, Mark R. 176 EzdrUc. David inctor 250, 255 Ezdner. IVillUm J.. Ill 259 Erickson Bridget Mane 226 Erickson. John David 5X3 Enckaon. Karen Jean 241 Ericson. Douglas Paul 533 Erlewein. Teres Lyn 283 Erwin Krsui Hugh 533.5X9 1 5 Each. Victor Clark 533.196 Escobedo. Josephine 2 2 Eskridge. Tina Marie 170 Esskk. Anne Katherine 164 Li ta brook. Greg Reaor 217 Estes. Elizabeth Marie 162 Estes, Rhonda Susan X77 Ether. Thomas Lawrence 2 2 Etherington, Stephen R 533 Etter. Carol Jean 237 Etter. Catherine Ann 308 Euler. Mary Beth 2X8 tuvino. Paul Anthony 297 Euvino. Wayne Kenneth 297 Evans. Ann Patnce 532 Evans. Janet Louise 305 Evans. Joann C 281 Ev ans. Mark Douglas 199 Es-ans. Michelle Mane 268.266 Evans. Rebecca Susan 533 Evans. Scot Michael 2 7 Evans. William S . Jr 533 Evens. David Andrew 175 Everett. Nancy Suun 164.540 346.3 4 Everett. Rodney Lyn 286 Everett. Thomas McGaslm 289 Everttt, Shanxi Sue 159 Everly, Bsrt Homer 324 Eves. Rcnane L 268 Evetque. Lon L 32 Ewbsnk. Edward Leroy 5X2.538 548 Liven. Robin Louise 265 Ewing, lames Email 2 4 Ewing. Sandra Jean 155 Faflick, Lon Lllrn 261) Eager. James Alan 102 Fahltmg Ra Duane Ml Fair. Janice Lynn 167 Fair. Lynne 532 Fairchild. Warren Thoenai 308. 286 373 Fafardo. Flower). 137 Fajfer. Doreen Marie 154 Falb, Dean Alan 533.280 faik. Michael Owen 2S2 farvehi. Lynn There 255 Fanning. Veronica Lynn 261 Fargo, Edward Albert 181 Fargo, Jean Marie 163 Farkav David Row 533 Farter. Tim Duane 538 fanjuhar. Sandra Ka 296.532 258 Farr. Rebecca Louoe 240 Farr, Thonui Jame 533 Farran, Jerry David 259 Farrar. Suun Caryl 536 Farrar. William David 203 Farrington, Mary Lisa 160 Fam . John Lewis 282 Farm. Michael Lovell 93 Farrow. Robert Abn 176 Farrow. Thomas Joseph 533 Farron. John Matthew 533.100 Faucctt. Thomas Garth 251 Faulkner. Fbrry A.. Jr. 251 Faurote. Gary Jay 274.373 Faui. Dough Rene 533.178 Fawley. Robert L M2 Fay, Kevin Pete 109 Featherstone, Michael H 540. 224 Fee her. David Louis 538.Ml Fee her, OuugUv Allen 208 Fedgo. Michael Joseph 5X3 Fewer. Kathleen V 377 Fewer. Mark Stephen 207 Feho. Karla Jean 535 Feichtner. Elizabeth I 307 Feichtner. Mark SuSivan Ml FevL Henry M. 93 FevL Trreu M 532.250 254 Fein. Abn David 198 Feldman. Mark William 2 3 FeJdmeier. Peter Eugene 105 Felger. Cary Lynn 180 Feil. Mary Christine 133 Feili. James Christopher 2(0 Felton, David Abn 53$. 540 Fennell. Edmond John 378 Fenner. Thomas Abn 198 Fennessy. Krllie Anne 234.235 Fenoglio. Denise Mine 266 Fcnstermaker. Cynthb L 1(0 Fenstermakcr. Knstm K 237 Fenvtermaker. Rebekah) 158.377 Fenton. Debbie Lynn 259.103 Fervloei. Steven Eric 293.294 308 Ferguson. Kimberhe M 166.340 Ferguson. Nancy Laura M2 Ferguson-Segal! Mark A 542 Fernandez. Consuefo Luz 158 Ferrer. Debra Sue 251 Ferrell Brian Dean 255 Ferris. David Andrew 280 Ferre . Christina E 268 Ferry. Robert C 199 Frttig Ceeg Edwin 286 Feuer tein. Mark Gregory 280 Frulner, Jeffrey Lewis 93 Fewer, lava Edith 159 Fewer. Lydia Marie 1M.1S1 Fey. Marcella Drnur 1(0 Finch, Ellen Jeanne 268 Fteglr. Lynn Mane 306 Firglr. Mara Susan 532. 170 336 F widen. Wesley Lov 192 Fields. Ann Elizabeth 157.357 Field . Clayton |r 93 Fields. Lorn Ann 265 Field . Mark Emory 205 Ftr4d� . Mebnie Jean 1W Fields. Melinda Kaye 543 Fifer. John William 201 Frier. Sharon Kay 1(6.258 hgVr. Ted Flynn 281 Fake. Suun A 268 FiSmrr. Rebecca Ann 532 Fmcannon. David Wayne 533 Finch- Lawrence Harvey 542 Fink. Stephen Lawrence 533 Finkbeiner. Kimberly Ann 265, M3 ftnke. Timothy Edward 180 Finn. Chad Elliott 212 Firm. Sandra Lee IM Firary, Mark Frednck 533 Fischer. Diane Elizabeth 535 Fischer, Diugbs Jame 258 Fischer. Edward Abn 178 Fischer, Gary Howard 539.538 Fischer. Mary Lllrn 303 Fischl. Mary Elizabeth 153.107 Fiscus. SaSy Ann 162 Fishbone. John Bana 296 Fisher, Brian Michael 294 Fisher, Dar-e! William 194 Fisher, Deborah Kay 254 Fisher, Jeffrey Dean 296 Fisher. Juiw Ann 164 fisher. Kenneth Allen 261 Fisher, Kevin Loci 274 Fisher. Kimberly Mane 277 Fisher. Rachard Allan 295,378 Fisher. Robert Allen 537 Fisher. Sandra Atm 280 Fisher. Thereva Gene 265 Fisher. Thermo Edith 261.104 ftshet, William Bass 173 Fisk. Barth F. 2f« Fites. Liu Alison 255 Fithian. Jody Louise 531 Fitzgerald. Carrie C 166 Fir geraid. Darnel E. Jr 185 Fitzgerald. Denise Ann 1M Fitzgerald. Jane Ellen 163 FUhavcn. Nancy Ann 163 Flannery. Amy Lynn 329 Fleece. Kelly Lamarr 155 Fleek. Julia Kay 170 Fleming. Sheryl Lynne 252 Fleming. Winona Darlene 532 flentte. [XnigUv Edward 204 Flentke. George Robert 542 Flesh man. Kevin Delong M3 Fletcher. Jonathan D 295 Fletcher, Laura E. 280 Flint. Jerry Lee 178 Flint Lam N 184 Fhttnrr. Lam- Joseph 533.224 Flora. Mark Dudley 5X5 Flore . Keriberto T.. Jr. 294 FVwy. Eric Richard 296 Flower . Cathy Adel 159 Rower . Kerry Bernard 324 Flowers. Monte Devrre 393 FVxvd. Nancy 290 FTvnrv. Brian Duane 296 Fodrea. Rex Altus 540 Foist Bnan Lee 538 Foley. Timothy). 2 3 fcfger. Lynne Ann 283,543 Folia. Deborah Kate 159 Foftr. Timothy CUnlon 282 Fonacver, Jon Sbrk 259 Forrader. Virginia Fay 241 FoRtame. Lyrvrt Wilton 169 Foodman. Melissa S. 326 Fooksman. Marc Abn 181 Foote. Nancy Kaye 300 Ford. James M. 210 Ford Michael Anthony 185 Ford. Ruth Ann Rafacr 281 Ford, Sandra Jean 151.155 Fordicr. Martin Scott 175 Foreman. Donna Flame 158 Forrest. Michael Norman 537 Forrester. Joseph M 258 Forster. Bettve Louise 158 Forsythe-. Margaret A 258 Fortier. Kim 236 Fcetna. John Henry 227 Fortner. James Thoma 190 Forty. Randall William 212 Fosbnnk. Kyle Lynne 535,344 Foshec. Ovitlo Scott 538 Fosler. Shirley M t JO Foe.. Michael Dean 258 Foster. Douglas Lugem- 295 Fatter, Janet Laurel 50 Farter. Knttm Lenorr 532,261 Fatter. Robin Elaine 226 Foth. Kerry G 184 Foth, Kevin A 184 Fouch. Rotalee Ann 258 Foust, Mark Abn 260 Fautter. Richard Robert 210 Fo«w, Roger Widum 286 Fowler. Richard Mark 281 Fowler. So tan E 540.393 Fox, Amy D. 234 Fox, Andrew Cilbert 124 Fox. |ohn Kevin 295 Fox. Timothy Frantit 296 Fat Samuel Shaun 199 Foxwoethy. Molly June 214 Fraher. George Richard 105 Frahm. Catherine Shea 261 Fra not. Jennifer Jane 302 Francoit. Dune Michele 268 Frandten, Todd Alan 297 Frank, Catherine Ann 261 Frank. Kristin Ahton 1J6 Franklin, Dee Ann led, 543 Franklin, Mceia Cad 167 Frank . David Richard 332 Fran a. Jame Kennedy 5X3 Franc man. Cail Ellen 275 Fratca. Joseph Vincent 184 Ftath. Dave Devon 533 F rarce. Jennifer Ann 240 Tracer. ScvXl C. 207,337 Frcck. Gregory Lee 540 Frederick. Anne L 277 Frederick, 2 Michael 533-373 Frederick. Cary Karl 2C6. 207 Frederick. Thotru George 373 Fredrrking Barbara |o 15® Freed. Kevin Lee 217,213 Freeland, Virginia Beth 235 Freeman. Frank Allan 294 Freeman. Jamet Edmund 293 FretEurger. Julie Marie 305 Frege. David Jeffery X32. 172 142 Fretje. Mark Randolph 281 Freije, Richard Thoenav 172.346 344 French. Ronnie L 533.332 Frey. Karen Marie 251 Fnck. Barbara Jean 305 Foci. Cregorv 533. 207 Fnedman. Matthew Arnold 132.190 Friedman. Scott Abn 251 Friedmann. Mark Abn 293 Fnend. Mary Ellen 159 Fritc Frltchmann Thereva Ann 268 Frisk. Robert Randall 538. 373 Fritsch. Janet Mane 540 Frittche. Todd Wyeth 201 Fnuchir. Brad Jay 195 Fritt . Lethe Gave 543 Fritc. Mary Wyir 540 Fritc. Michael Joseph 393.213 Fntctche. Ann Jennifer 162 Fntoche, Jamet Bnan 93 Frohbch. Re. Gerald 207 Froman Connie Lynctte 301.536 Fromeliuv. Mxhael Jame 215 Fromm. Candida Michelli 164 Fromme. Cuy Alan 252 Fromme. Kurt Paul 533 Frommrr. Linda Kathleen 265 Frost. David Beadley 208 Frvihlmg. by Dean 175 Fruit . Sandra Sue 306.237 Fry. Bryan Joseph 227 Fry, Janet Elaine 158.540 Frye. David William 93 Frye. Karen Lhcabeth 154.532 frymire. Joan Elizabeth 152 Fuch . Mary Ann 163 Fitch . Nancy Moffett 162 Fudge. Scott David 538.541 Foctterrr, Michael Lynn 93 Fuh . Anthony W 533, 2 7 Fuh . Clark James 539,538 Fukunaga. Nina 260 Ftallced. Lucinda 154 Fuller. Jeffrey Joe 294 Fuller. Petcv ICO Fuller, Rhena Renee 234 Fulmer. U� a Ann 305 Fulton. Richard Abn 533 Fultz. Jerry Lee 296 Fultz. Steven George 173.2(0 Fuhvsder. Liu Mxhetle 300 Funke. Anthony Lawrence 194 Funkey. Elizabeth Grace 167 Funkhouaer. Debts linn 131 Furr. Debra Jean 532.165 Fyffe. Patneb Stephan 282 -G- Gaarar, Cad M 306 Cajfar, Wayne Samir 539.538 Gael. Andrea R. 308.326 Gabbard, Frederick M 282 Gabelb. Maria Angela 157 Gable. Susan Kay 264 Cadacc. Carmen Marie 267 Caddo. Mark David 3(8.275 Caetz. Sara Lynn 270 Caetz. Warren Harold 175 Gage. Jennifer Lynn 532.M3 Gagnon. Bryan Lee 296 Caienme. Michele Ann 266 Galley, Grelchen Michele 301 CaJbreath. Sharon Kay 290 Gale. David Willson 538.210 Gale. Lynn Diane 275 Galccki. Steven Martin 541.207 Galttna. Sharon Sue 536 Gallagher. Daniel Joseph 287 Gallagher. Marlene 158 Gafiagher. Maureen E 158 Gafimewr. Michelle E 250-2M Cal3o, Paula M 236 GaJio, Thereva Frances 265 Galiogjy. Jufae Lea 323 Galiotlo. Mario 326 Galloway. Sharon Jean 308 Calm. John Nfccharl 261 Gamble. John Murray 332 Cangwer. Amy Jo 222 Gann. Deborah | an 532.281 Gardner. Alan Thomas 190 Gardner Ann Marie 537 Gardner, James Leonard 294 Gardner. Jay LXlday 204.323 Gardner. Rita Kay 255 Gardner. Ronald E 286 Gardner. Stephen ABen 261 Gardner. Wendy Jo 269 Carengnani. Lizabeth Kay 160.340 Garland. Laura Claire 2(6 Gamer. Holy Leah 268 Gamier. Michelle Renee 275 Gamer, Suun J. 104 Garofalo. Dixina Frances 162 Garoutte. Dawn Mane 101 Carr. John Armstrong 11 173 Garrard. Timothy Jean 286 Garrett. David P. 192 Garrett. Jeannle Arlene 532 Garrison. Eric Paul 282 Garwood Linda K. 329.165 Gary. David Robert 211 Gaskrll. Alee Gad 532.169 Gaiway. David Marc 295 Gates. Lawrence Mxhael 93 Gates. Thomas Scott 372 Gatlin. Darb Jean 242 Cauck. Brian Quinn 252 Gaader. John U1 199 Gauger. Lynn Diane IM Caugh. Nancy Jean 2 3 Gaugh. Wifium Robert 296 Cault. Cregorv Austin 187 Gayde. Pamrb Jo 258 Gaydo . Janet Suun 158 Gaydo . Joanne Mane 3(0 Gearhart. Debra Ann 535 Gearhart. James Walter 280 Geddes, France Gail 261 Geddet. Laura Ann 255 Gehiett. Donald Richard 5X5 Cehbusen. Jane Arm 251 Gehlhausen. Pameb Sue 5X2 Gob, Enc William 287 Geiger, Cheryl Lynn 251 Geiger. Gregg Thomas 296 Geiger, Liu Ann 302 Gels. Anne Elizabeth 377 Getber David A 535 Gemeinhardi. Philip C 2115 Gem mer. Crete hen Marie 153 Gemmer, |tB Irene 536 Gem mer. Sara Ellen 532 Genduso. Laura Ann 377 Genduvo. Louti Frank 274. 275 Cenest. Cathy Man- 240 Gentile, Tri h Ann 308 Gentry. Kathleen Sue 302 Gentry. Michael Lee 533.250 Ml Gentry. Teresa Lynn 2M OeofgKjke Catherine 159 George, Steven Edward 227.213 George. Suun L 300 George. Thomas Patrick 378 Gephart. Nancy Cared 162 Gerdt, Steven Douglas 280 Gerencser. Joseph A., Jr 195 Cergen. Joseph Paul 523 Gerken. David Todd 252 Cerbch D D. 531 Cermann. Beth Dune 169 Cerrard. David Edwin 393 Cerson. Martin Lyons 174 Cessner. Sally . bureen 156 Gesualdo. Gregory F. 184 Cettelfingrr. CX-maki J 332 Geurten. Johannes 11. 142 Ceyer, David Mark 541 Giannamore. Martin R 286 Gunnamore. Raymond M 286 Gibbons. Robert M. 540.174 Gibbs, Mark Dale 296 Gibson. James David 283 Gibson. Suun Phillips t67 Gwfer, Bernard R.. Jr. 294 Carting Richard Herbert 533 Cits ting Donald Walter 295 Cigliotti. Paob Luisa 166 CUbert. BameC. 156.320 Gilbert. Colleen Marie 255 Gilbert. Jane Elizabeth 539 Gilbert. Jane Luanne 259 Gilbert. Janet Lee 157 Cdbert. Suun Diane 267 Gdes. Mari Alice 2X5 Ccfilbn. Lceann Helen 163 GdL Jeffrey Blaine 537 GdL Mark Thurman 308 Gilles. Mxhele .Marie 303 Gillette. Michael Edward 211 GUbg Christopher Leo 192 GUlman. James Rxhard 250.10) CdJooly. Gregory Bruce Gillum. Lawrence Eugene 173 Gilman. John Powell 255 Gilmoee. Brian Joseph 538 Cm. Cheuk Kay 250 Ginda. Ann 5X3.326 Gin ter. Ford Mxhael 201 CiMa. Samuel Charles 326 Gipson. Ruth Andrea 308 Gish, Sharon Kaye 539.J42 CtttttL Jeanmnr Carolyn 2M Gladstone, Andy Lee 809 GUncv. Joseph Paul 204 Glanders. Kimberly Arm 282 Cbser, Jeffrey J 542 Gbsgo. Timothy by 293 Glass. Carolyn Elizabeth 535.326 Gbu. David Alien 204 Gbss. John R , 111 286 CUtsbum. Marty L 532.307 320 Gbsson. Joan E 268 Gbtthaar. Kenneth W. 287 Cleason. Amy Louise 280 Glecier, Jack Philip 199 Clettner. Du Anne 2(6 Glenn. Andrew Joseph 195 Glenn. Carol Flame 280 Wessner. Unda Sue 153.537 Cbck. Catherine E 30 GkcK. Karen D. 159.323 Ckdrwefl Toni Lynn 214 Glor. Chapman K 281 Clover. Thomas Scoet 172 Chavs. Mania Kay 153 Glynn. R. Ebott 283 Goddard. David RusseO 183 Goebel. Sandra Lee 535 Goedde. Sieve Rav 172 5 9 Cocke. SliJitn Caroline 305 Goetz. Btun K 286 Coctr. |ulu Dune 153 Cogel, Geotge A. 539 Coin, Suzanne 157 Coilbowskl, Richird lee 2tO Gold. Jason Brian 2 Gold, Sheryl Beth 166 Coldbvrg Liu Kay 163,151 Goldberg Stun Lynn 305 Golden. Samuel Scot! 199 Goklcnhrrg Marc A 54! Goldin ;, leanne M. 543 Goldman, Karen Ann 301.537 Goldsmith. .Mark I 192 Gomez. Rebecca Mute 156,151 Gonzalez, Cynthia Jude Ml Gonzalez. Evelyn Ruth 292 Good, fohn Michael 172 Good. Kenneth Jame 172 Goodall. Charles Lowed 5X3 Gooden, Issaac Tunothv 93 Gooding, Ray Leonard 533 Gooding. Tereva Lynn 240 Goodman. Donald |. II 178 Goodman. Lon Sue 236 Goodnight. Lori Jane 531 Goodrich. Courtney K 103 Goodson. Eric Jame 378 Goodwin. Karen Louise 532 Goodwin. Richard Michael 259 Goossen . Jackie Ann 151.162 Cora, Mary Elizabeth 377 Gordon. Cathryn Lynn 236 Gordon. Liu Dune 281 Gorham. Elizabeth Jane 267 Gorman. Jeffrey Phillip 194 Gortki. Richard Wayne 533 Goolinr. Cindy A 535 Gosewehr. Larry Allen 112 Gothom. Judith Ann 543 Cossett. Mark Walter t72 Gotshall. Cynthia Dawn 301. 532 Coetfrcid. Thoma M 111 CottKhlkh. Rudolf W 294 Gough. Carol Lynn 239 Gourtey. Krista Sue 258 Gouwens, Mark David 286 Gowdy. Eric E 293 Gowdy. Gayle Elayne 238 Gozdecki. Thoma S.. Ill 287 Graab. Janet Ruth 170 Grace. Christine Joan 326 Grady. Joteph Edward 538 Graham. Bruce Gordon 294 Graham. Christine Mane 163 Graham. Dale Alim 373 Graham. Rebecca f. 163 Crande, Marc Mxhacl 142 Granger. Barry Dean 210 Granger. Jame Michael 112 Grant. Brian LXsuglat 287 Grant. Elizabeth Beryl 104 Grant. Suun Jane 268 Grant. Taryn Yolanda 258 Grant. Thomas Michael 533.288 Crapcr. Tlmothv la 533 Grau. Maria C 237 Grave . Andrew Emerson 181,538 Grave . Charie Bryce 538 Grave . Tina Borghild 169 Grave . Tonya Ann 308 Gray, Catherine Marie 164 Gray. Jennifer E 305 Gray. Mark Todd 259 Gray. Richard Allan 293 Cray. Suzanne Marie 250.251 Gray. Tivetta Lynette 239 Gray. Wttim Steven 533 Crazier. Kevin Robert 295 Green. Chad Arthur 258 Green. Darcy Louise 261 Green David Conrad 183 Green. Jennifer Lynn 239 Green. Julia nnc V 532 Green. Michael Wayne 181 Green. Steven Lynn 537 Greenawald. Mary Louise 169 Greenawalt Tatni Lynn 373 Greene, Tony Bret 225 Creenhill. Douglas R. 287 Greenlee. Kevin Shawn 174 Creenwett, Jeffery Lynn 186 Greer. Kandy lane 235 Greer, Kathy Jo 543 Greetcn. Michael Ra 393 Gregor. Madeleine Carol 267 Gregory. David Lee 176 Gregory. Edmund C 206 Gregory. Jean Elirabeth 157 Gregory. John Robert. Jr 533.393 Gregory. U en Carol 159 Gregory. Sandra I.uanne 282 Greiewicz, Deborah Joan 169 Ctetael. Stephen Charie 5X3 Gzewe. Allen Edwin 174 Cridley. Jame Dumont 293 Gncgcr. David Michael 172 Grieve. Liu Ann 158 Grtfley. Tamara Jean 242 Gnffin. Beth Ann 307 Gnffin. Dane L 180 Gnffin, Owen John. Jr. 186 Gnffin. Sharon Venue 237 Griffin. Suun Lynn 266 Gnffin. Thoma Andrew 2«6 Gnltith. Mary Elizabeth 157 Cnftilh. [tulip Bruce 53� .282 Griffith. Richard $- 195 Griffith. Todd Miller 176.387 Gnffithv Sean P. 533.172 Griggs, Daniel John 538,173 Crigsby. Nancy Sue 538 Grim, Tonya S4ic 266 Gnmthaw, Jeffrey David 533 Gritcoen. David Cart KQ Griswold. Laura Lee 233 Groblewski. Renee M 302 Grom. Mary I. 532.387 Grogg Kathleen Sue 237 Grogg Rebecca Ann 332 Croninger. Lisa lee 268 Gross. Cheryl Lynn 266 Geo . Jame David. II 295 Grosskopf. Robert Joseph 186 Crete. Gregg Alim 198.326 Grute. Julia Ann 387 Croves. Anne Elizabeth 377 Grove . Scott Dwight 533 Grubb, Jeanne Ann 326 Crube. Cindy Lou 320.233 Crobe. Kathleen Mane 269 Gruber, Jay Leslie 261 Crumhagm. Thomas Carl 180 Crunwald. Fred A.. Jr. 538 GrzeUk. Cany Robert 259 Guard. Rhonda Elaine 167 Guard. Robin Denise 240 Cuba. Jeanine Carol 532 Gubtvns. Terry Van 378 Cudas. Unda Joyce 226 Guerrero. Aida 532.156 Guertier. Linda Jo Anne 532 Curve, Mastambe XV Cueysee. Tammy Gtgl 161 Gulden. Karen Elizabeth 267 Cuidl. Richard James 195 Gulian. Unda Ellen 323 Culler. Judy Anne 537.166 GulHon. Douglas Edwin 326 Gulliver. Mara Jane 265 Gulotta. Tammy Tae 259 Gunderman. Shari Lynn 261 Gunderson. Carl Harmon 254 Gunderson, fame 8 338.196 (cunning. Mary Sue 305 Cunzel. David Allen 287 Gurthet, Dorothy Janr 156 Cuse. Ckn Robert 373 Custafsoei. Kathy Lynn 156 Gustafscei. Suun Lvn 269 Cuthofl. Debra Sue 267 Guthrie. Anna Kathry n 340 Guthrie. William Stuari 539.196 Cuttman. Cynthia Lee 240 Gwaltney. Theresa Jo 320 - H— Haag. Davsd Milton 280.136 Hug. Mark Edward 280 Haby. Beth Ann 305 Hackbuth. Robert Lor 533 Hacklrr, James Blair 340.172 329 Hackman. Karla Sue 226 Kackstalf. Barbara Alice 534 Haddad. Robert William tw Hidden. JervM Joseph 320 Hathner, Barbara Dune 300 Hageman. Re Eugene 533 Haggard. Mark Robert 275 Hague. Lurretia Sue � 4 Hagy. Christa Lee 160 llahn. Julie Ann 159 Hahn. Kevin August 533 Hahn. Kevin Francis 275 Hahn. Michael David 295.533 Hahn. Terri Lynn 159 Haile, Linda Lee 283 Haines. Beth Ann 236 Hair. Arthur Robert 173 Hairston. Brian Keith 255 Halberg. Juke Ann 532 Hale, Beverly Rae 270 Hale. Robert Charie 192 Haley. John Henry 207 Flail. Anne Elizabeth 3 7 Hall. Cathy Ann 255 Hall, Cynthia Ann 158 Had. David Allen 258 Had. Deni Michelle 283 Had. Jamie Lvnn 308 Had. Jeffery Alan 181 Hall. Jeffrey Easton 280 Had, Kellv Sue 305 532 Had. Kevin Gerard 538 Had, Richard Charie 541 Had. Robert Edwin. Jr. 504.332 Had. Vickie lee 340.326 HaUas. Robert Matthew 109 HaBaorr. Julie Ann 258 HaBert. Marc Lynn 533 Halsema. Teresa Anne 228,32' Halterman. Scott Thomas 287 Halum. Nathalie Renee 252 Hamang Joseph Michael 535 Hamby. Leslie Ann 377 Hamilton. Debra Jam 137 Hamilton. Eric Ken! 217 Hamilton. James Andrew 184 Hamilton. Jame S .Jr. 184 Hamilton. Kathleen Ann 152 Hamilton. Pamela Ann 532 Hamilton. Terry Hwang 539,538 Ha min. Cathy Lynn 281 Hamm. James Michael n� Hamm. John David 172.387 Hamm. Joseph Warren 139 Harnman. Mitch Alan 533 Hanund. Van Sue 269 Hammed. Robert James ice Hammer. Cathy Elaine 302 Hammer. Mane 241 Hammer. Russell E. Jr. 2� Hammltt. Mark Robin 287 Hammond. Bryant Gamer 173 Hammond. Jana Jean 162.326 Hammond, Mary Beth 226 Hammond, Ye Y« Su 158 Hammontre . Becky Lynn 151 Ha mood, Steven Glenn 174 Hampel. Amy Louise 251.131 Hampton. Cynthia Lynn 156 Hampton. John Wesley � Han. Steven Ned 189 Hancock. David |ohn 198 Hancock. Michelle Louise 226.213 Hancock. Richard Charie 259 Haney. Stephen Gerard 172.329 Hanft. Lydia Janie 159 Hankel. Dryan Mehin 180 Hankel. Steven William 180 Hankins. Sarah Jane 164 lUnkinson. Jame 293 Hanlon. Theresa lee 393 Hanna. John Michael 181 Hanna. Patncia Sue 162 Hanna. Paul Edward 93 Hanna. Robert H. 176 Hanna. Susan Dentsr 532.281 Hannah. Charlene Sue 305 Han . Jerry Edward 533 Hans. Thomas Edward 295 Hansen. Daniel Mark 109 Hansen. Eric Robert 282 Hansen. Erika lev 268 Hansen. Robert Joseph 533 Hansen. WiHum Paul 539.538 Hantzu. Charie Warren 533 Hanzal. Manlyn Elaine 266 Harbeth. Michele S. 220 Harbison. David Ray 175,532 Marcus. Thomas Endrrw 172 Harden. Wendell Phillip 2 6 Harder. Cizc4 Ann 265 Harder . Nancy Nadine 264.265 532 Hardesty. Donna Diane 107. 214 Hardesty. James Alien 533 Hardcnan. Angela B. 237 Harding Vicky Louise 241 Hardison. Janet I, 532 Hard!. Susan Marie 303 Hat . John Maurice. 0 192 Hargens. Erie James 340 liargn, Rick Allen 323 Hargrave. Jan Ann 236,137 Marker. Kurt LXxiglat 296.533 Hariow. Robin Sue 237 Hamak, Janie Ler 222 Hamer. Kristi Lynn 159.111 Harpcruu. William C 204 Harper. David L 294 Harr. Michael Scott 184 Hamh. Juke R. 237 Harrell. Clayton Frank 277 Ham . Christie Diane 240 Ham . Keith Lev 533,251 Hams. Kent James 175.327 Ham . Patricia EBen 131 Hams. Robert Peter 206 Harris. Sherry Ada 168 Harrison, C. 151 Harmon Deborah Kay A 538 Harshbazger. Robert Lvnn 181 Harshbarger. Timothy G. 187 Harshman. James L 286 Harshman. Re Allen 533 Hart. David L 190 Hart. Julia Dawn 167 Hart. Juba Elizabeth 240 Hart. Norman J 286 Hart. Randall Dwayne 288 Hart. Thoma Harold 204 Karth. Brad N. 378 Hartman. Brenda Kay 157.340 Hartman. David Richard 540 Hartman. Deborah Kay 250.254 Hartman. Douglas Scott 208 Hartman. Greg Alan 340. 205 Hartman. Jan Jay 207 Hartman. Judy Ann 235 Hartman. Kimberly Mane 269 Hartman. Pamela Kay 305 Hartman. Patrick Alan 538 Hartman' Susan Elizabeth 535.281 Harts. Joyce Anne 2S5 Hartung Jean Anne 157 Hartup, David Cart 280 Hartwell, Dianna Lynn 254 Hartwell. Robert C.. Jr 293 Hashfba. Chnl Takeo 533 Haskamp. Ronald Dale 533. 287 Haskins. Sherry Lynne 266 Haslem. WiBum Ezra. Jr 176 Master. John David 2� Hasten. Carol Jean 268 Hatt«tt. Judy Jean 305 Mattreiter. Roberta L. 535 Hatch, Evelyn Mane 24U42 Hatchett Martha Jean 164.2 0 Hatfield. Ei!en Patricia 2M.265 532.308 Hatfield. Jeffrey Steven 378 Hathaway. Jacqueline Ann 104 Hathaway. Jame Carlin 294 Hathaway, Scott Jo rph 175 Hattori. William 533 Hauck. Laura Louise 302 Haugen. Jaunda Lvnn 165 Hiughey, SaBy 103 Haught. Usa Kay 240 Kaun. Tammy Su 304 Hauser. Juhe Dawn 167 liaatfeld. Thoma Eugene 21! Heusrrunn. F. M.. Jr. 198 Haul. Wi2um David 533.208 Haviar. Myron John 286 Haviza. Richard J . Jr 540 Hawes, Douglas Brian 173 Hawkins. Debra Lee 281 Hawkins. Elizabeth Ann 258 Hawkins. Laurie Beth 268 Hawn. Cynthia Elaine 532 Haworth. Robert Andrew 296 Hay. Jeffrey Alien 286 Hayes. Douglas Michael 260 Hayes, Gregory Jay 533.190 93 Hayes. Joan Patrice 240 Hayes. John Richard 192 Have . Robert Daniel 541 Ha viced. Tracy L 538. 541 Haytrun. Kimberly Ann 269 Haynes. John Herbert 540 Havsc. Lisa Mane 2tO Hazktt. Mkhtk Elaine 266 HazWtt, Phillip lance 538.182 lleaccw, Donald R 294 Head. David C 255 Heady. Dak Edward I7J Hebden, James Reginald 136 Hechl. Arthur Joseph. Jr 184 Heck. CceinkS. 542 Medberg Gad Lest XQ Hedge. Catherine Mane 373 Hedge, leanne CoOeen 253.543 Hedges. Teresa Ann 235 Hers . Eric Bernard 53X109 Hefner. Ronda 267 Hcgmbotham. Thomas C ITS Hehman. Richard C 537 Heide. C Craig 205 Heidenreich. Cretchen M 304 Hetdenreich. William M 178 Heimbdv Han H 533 Heine. Cwvn Kav 153,373 Heimgee. Mark Daniel 256 HeinoJd. Lisa Dawn 239 Keinnch. Catherine Jill 305 Memtz. David Joseph 533 Heinv. Janet Lea 265 Heim-. Ivnnette Kay 305 Heinzelman, Mary Lou 536 Hetser. Mark Donald 174 Heitman. Karen Elaine 538.283 Hritz. David Richard 5X3 Hettzman. Dastd Michael 533 Held. Rebecca Jane 153.107 Heller. Timothy Scott 261 Helling Douglas. J. 190 Helling . Anne Marie 308 Heilman n. Brian Gerard 215 Hrtlmuh. Garry M 255 HeDmich. Melinda Dian 164 HriMth. Paul Joseph 193.5X3 Helm. Pamela Kay 303 llelcian. Michael Rav 252 Helm . Beth Aim 2X3 Hell. Regina Ann 269 IWtzel. NUrk Bradley 255 Hetwig Donna Knstin 239 Memersbech. Frank Joseph 293 Hemmenwiv. Donald Frank 294 Hemmer, Cynthia Le 157 Kemmig Kathryn Lee 266 Hendershot. Gregg Alan 295 Henderson, BcuceTod 5X3 Henderson. Cindy Lynn 308 Henderson. Karen Sue 252 Henderson, KH1I Jo 169 Henderson. Leah Doelyn 258 Henderson. Philip Bruce 5X3.252 Henderson. Randall E 522 Hendncks. James W 201 Hendncks. Rodney Keith 295 Hendnckson. Brenda D 265.373 Hendrickson. Joefle Ann 156 Hendnckson. William Jan 539.538 Hendrix Michael James ITS Hendry . Kevin Scott 539.538 326 Heniser. Lss Ann 157 Hcnky. WUham AUn 543 Heim, Edward Andrew 286 Hennen. Anna Therv 236 Henry. Carl Lee 286 Henry. Chnstine Lynne 251 Henry, Damon McKinley 295 Henry, Lois Elkn 252 Henry. Richard Frank 184 Henry. Wendy Jane 254 Kernel Chari Leslie 251 Hensley. David Albert 174 Hentzen. Herbert D. HI 184 Krpkr. Elizabeth K 340 Ikrczcg. Stephen John 308,286 Herd, Dorothy Jean 280 Metendcen. Anne C. 240 Heritage. Nancy Ann 154.372 538.3.37 Ikrke. ACtvm Mane 163.532 337 Herlitz. Elaine Marie 2«. Hermann. Gregory Lewi 533 Hernandez. Alice 304 550 Hereunder. Matthew J 93 Herold. David Matthew ITS Herold, Dune Marie 162 Herold. Richard Joteph 18� Herring Sharon Kay 266 Her . Rebecca Joan 281 Herrmann. Mark IXnakl 42.93 flcrmld, Jeflery William 20 Herron, John Burney 533 Hershberger. Marlene Dee 377 Her hey. Ivnette Rae 2 6 Herlel Chert Lynn 165 Herlelendy. 2 olt litvan 205 He , Carol Ann 2 0 He , Gad Lynne 267 He , Steven D 190 Hetvmg Be ad it Lew 295 Hesrong Valorie Gay 283 Heaton. Wiilum L. Ill 323.192 Hcu� . Matthew Allan 535 Heuston. Laura Kay 169 Heyde. Rita Ann 300 Hevnsscn . Paul Brun 260 Hibbard. Marianne 0 151.162 Hickman. Kelly Ann 269.228 Hick . Elaine Ann 268 Hick . Marcia Lynne 235 Hick. . Sandra Kav 158 fligbee, Gary K 533.190 Higher, Mark Lynn 184 Higdon. Thoma Harold 1T6 Higgen . Michael John 181.327 Higgint. Stephen Raymond 541 flileman. Deborah A 327 Hill. Brett Kenneth 295.194 Hill. Davvd Alfred 93 Hill Deborah Kar 267 Hill. Jame Richard 337,192 Hill. Kenneth C 195 Hill. Lawrence Conn 542 Hill. Mary Katherine 300 Hill. Mile Anthony 177 HUL Thoma Robert 277.192 Hill. Timothy Richard 373 Hilliard. Dianna Mane 532.2 8 Hillman, Charie ABen 541 Hillman, Laura Lee 2S5 Hill . Thoma Grier 538. 543 HlUtman, Vernon Seth 533 Hime . Cynthia Lynn 541 Himt . Robert Jeffrey 256 Hindenbvirg Max Fredrick 186 Hinderer. Tamara Mac 301 Hindman. Sarah Lynne 532307 Mine. Denru Dean 183 Htne . Autv Elirabeth 158 Hme . David Earl 393 Mine . Sharon Kav 167.150 Hme !ey. Vicki Leigh 1S7 Hinman. Mary Jane 235 Hinton. Dane Rene 532 Hinton. Ronald J 194 Minch. Jame Lawrence 201 Hinch. Kristine Agnrt C. 251 flinch. Mike Joteph 276.393 Hinchlnger. Charie L 283 HinhNorvd. Stephen P 538 flirt. Philip Richard 210 Hide. Robert A. 286 IU . Judith Mine HO Hitchcock. Martha 156 Kite he). Joyce Ellen 282 Hite. Uta Dawn 302 Hite. Ty B 286 Hiteman. laverr A.. Jr. 538 Hittle. Letlie Ann 152 finely. Dougla Paul 183 Mixon. Krota Kaye 252 Hoar, David Lee 227 Hcbaugh. Krilev Mane 237 ffcbbs. Coevnie Jo 301 Hobb.. Jane F.llen 269 Hobbs. Jeffery Lee 282 Hob� on. Deborah Anne 326 Hoch. John Michael. 194 Hoch. Judy Ann 252 Hochgoang Paul Joteph 543 Hochvfetler, Phdkp E 328 Hociema. Janet Lee 156 Hockey. John A 183 Hodapp. Thoma Randall 181 Hodge. Deborah Gale 234.259 Hodge, letry Lee. Jr 207 Hodge . Chmtinc Ann 152 Hodtoei. Dane Kay 281 Hoefler, Anne France 167 Mottle. Djm-I Duain. It. |95 Mom, Jeffrey L« 2 1 Horvener. David Let 1 0 Hof forth. Carol Lynn 254 Hoffman Brth Ann 252 Hoffman. Gina M 236 Hoffman, (ohn David 189 Hoffman Lurry Dean 180 Hoffman. Stanley Scoff 180 Hoffman. Steven Lynn 180 Hoffmann, Michael C. 212 Hoffmann. Russell David W Hofmann. Robert loot 540.192 Hogan. a£yanne 301 Kofnacki, Sevan Estelle 377 Holbrook. Gregory Allen 280 Hokomb. John Seth 539.20 Holden. Scoff Alan 290 Holder. Scott Wyman 260 Holeman. Jeffrey Alan 1% Holland. Anne Arnold 303 Holland. Chnvfopher M 294 HoUand. Pamela Jane 156 Hollander. George Allen 286 Hollar. Carolyn Jean 156 Hollar, Linda Mane 532.240 Hoilrman. Soeija UWn 159 Hollenbeck. Uta Dunn 167 Holley. Scott DoeuSd 260 Hollinden. Mac Joteph 287 Hollingsworth, Bryan D 287 Hollingsworth. Cheryl L 46 HolUn . Gem Rochelle 532 Holll . Dae Lynn 320.323 HolK . Jesse Lynn 533 Holly. Savanna Maniacr 169 Holm. Jacqueline Cardie 377.535 Holme Graham McVxkar 282 Holme . Juba Joanne 305 Holme . Nancy Rae 302.303, 332.30’ Holf. Mark Andrew 533 Holt. Matthew Todd 540 Holt. Victoria Lynn 169.151 323 llolthouie. Jeffrey Alan 286 I (oilman, David Allen 296 Hollman. Larry Robert 296 Kolfman. Linda Lee 275 Homan. Chri J 208 Homan. Nancy Mane 258 Homeirr. Deborah Lynn 258 Homrig Karri Ann 255 Honey. Martha Stobie S39 Honeycuft. Virgil Jame 189 Hood. Steven John 287 Hoogenbootn. Deborah Anne 259 Koogenboocn. Robert Scott 193.387 Hootlinr. Janet Marie 107 Hoover. Elizabeth 160 Hoover. Nancy Elizabeth 280.543 Hoover. Thoma Charie 181.132 Hopewell. Timothy Jay 2S2.256 Hopkm . CoSSeen Esther 304 Hoppe . Trad Jo 162 Hopping. Louive Ann 260 Korin. Sarah Elizabeth 281 Horn. Gregory Burnham 543.390 Horn. Karen Ann 220 Horn. Linda Lee 305 Horner. DougUt Hum 193 Homer. John Mark 378 Homing Michael Scott 541 Hoenung Cora Della 543 Hor� L Davene Anne 31.302 Horstman. Jean Elite 324 Horten. Bet v Wheaton 167 Horton, Floyd Lee 93 Horton, Nancy Greenwood 237 Horton. Tom 280 Horvath, Joteph M 533.189 Horvath, Maureen Anne 463 Hosbach. Mark S. 181 Hostctkr. Robert W . Jr 308 Hot fell, Paul A, 111 207 Houck. Uta Ann 269 Houghton. Kathleen Mane 307 Houghton. Patrick AUn 295.539. J38 Hou e, Craig Edwin 196 Houte. Elaine 260 Home. Thoenat Wayne 204 Houser. Robyn 1. 239 Houston. Loea Lea 226 flotation. Rebecca Ann 226 llovatte. Jodie Ann 266 Hovden. Julie Lahne 301 Howard. Anncltc Mane 326 Howard. Julie Mane 306 Howard. Susan Jane 281 Howdrn. Debra Yvonne 236 Howell. John Michael 208 Howell. Uta Diane 266 Hoyle . Heidi Lynne 282 Hoyt. Mxheile L 532237 Hrinsin. Lisa Ann 157 Hruby. Jill Marie 538 tlrvbvk. Charie Stuart 251 Hsu. David Shi-Yeh 260 Huang Carobne Bing-Yen 535 Huang Chronopher Paul 182 Huang Pierre 258 flubhird. Sonia Rae 239 Huber, Brun Norman 538.190 Huber, Deanna Lynn 157 Huber. Margaret jane 236 Huber. Phillip Linden 259 Hubert. Julie A 241 Hubert. Patricia Mary 167 Huck. Me had John 201 Huckriterry. UndaG 1 241 Huckleberry. Jaime Lee 247 HuddkMon. Gary Wayne 2% Huddktton. Rhonda C 260 Hudec. Marvteth 300 Hudehon. George David 538.283 Hud on. Cathy EUeen 538 Huebner, Kathleen Joan 275 Hurling Beth Ann 306 Hueting Catherine Mane 282 Hunter. Susan Caret 154. 340 Huff. Allan Dale 542 Huff. Melody Ann 305 Hulfer. Bnan Jay 217 Huffman. Amu Row 281 Huffman. Nannette 268 Hughe . Andre 533 Hughe . Gordon Michael 372.538 Hughe . Jame O’Neill 192 Hughe , jeflrey torn 260 Hughe . Thoma E 187,326 Hughetl Brenda Gail 377 HuguJey. Keith Vinton 296 fluke. Cheryl Ann 234.235 fluke. Steven Craig 533 Huktt. Thoma AUn 189 Hufcck. Maiyann Rebecca 264.265 Hull. Timothy Charie 93 Hullar, Paul Eric 286 Hulinun. Juba Beth 252 Humericfchouse. Michael R 185 Humphre . Sonjia Kay 303 Humphrey. Craig AUn 204 Humphrey. Gene Scott 538 Humphrey. Stacy l-ouitc 305 Humphrey . Bobby L.. Jr 172 Hungne . Karen Arlme 154 Hunslnger. Barbara lean 255.251 Hunt. Amy Lynn 156 Hunt. Angela Lynn 532.240 Hum. Hillary J, 253 Hunt. Sonya Diane 164 Hunter. Beverly Ann 303 Hunter. Francis Joteph 204 Hunter. Uta Arden 162 Hunter. Lyle Dewitt 199 Hunter. R. Renee 270 Hunter. Richard Myri 261 Hunter. Roberta Maye 162 Hunter. Sharron Dredgra 261 Hunter. Tracy Scott 283 Hunter. William Michael 191 Hurcke . Elisabeth Mary 264,265 Hurd, Charie Anthony 206 Kurd, limit Louise 532 Hurtle. Peggy Lynn 326 Hunt. David ABen 281 Hunt Emily Ann 305 fiur� L Michael Deane 281 Hurst. Monica Su� ie 280 Hunt. Richard Bret 294 Hurtubisc. Patricia June 154 Hute, John Joteph. II 296 Huteby. Lon Annette 226 Huteman. Martin Jame 224 Huteman, Paul Cregory 282 Huser. Angela Marie 267 Huter Helen Mane 156.150 Huier. Mary Michele 264. 265 Huihek, Margaret Mary 169 Hut lad. Beth Ellen 164,150 Huston. Todd Eric 252 Hutchin . Lane Ann 261 Hutchinson. Kenneth H 382 Hutton. JaT Frederick 255 Hutton. Mark Wdhum 260 flutt. John Timothy 329.205 Hu ft . John Layton. |r 542 Hutzlrr. Patricia Ann 153 Hyland. Kalhertne Ann 251 Hylkema. John Duane 187 Hylton. Mary Renee 532 Hynek. Michael Stephen 173 —1- Ufert. Star Mane 156.320 Ignar. Dune Michele 532 Ignanki. Elaine 162 Ikawa. Dei Kay 532.241 IDium. Ronald S. 539 Imhod. Bryan Keith 215 Incropeia. Teen Ann 281 Inglot. Chrittopher Jack 199.329 Inman. Bead Letter 393 Inman. Gad S. 300.144 inrut. Franci B.. Ul 297 lnskeep. Andrea Ixe 154 Intlev. Thoma Wdson 185 Irby. Kimberly Renee 142 Ireland. Stacey Defuse 157 Irvin. Mary Ann 160 Irvin. Tamara Jeanne 156 living Guy 8. 211 Irwin. Christine Mane 242 Irwin. Robin Joan 240 Irwin. WUIurn Lee, II 535 Isbell. EJeen 237 ltenbiaKer. Jeffery Lee 533 ItenogSe. AUn Brent 294 lsenogk. Stephen Scott 283 lung Patti Jo 537,170 338.342 Iron. Joy Louise 269 Itraritoei. Joanne 104 he . Carolyn 156 he . Jube Marie 164 he . Rotvn 164 Iwantki. Edmund Charie 199 -J- Jab . Susan Barbara 305 Jackovich, Cynthia Joan 377 Jackson, Diane Ann 235 Jackson. Jonathan Paul 196 Jackson, Kent Mealy 342,312 Jackson. Kimberly Lvnn 222 Jackton. Laura Louite 166 Jackson. Richard William 533 Jackson, Rochelle Lynn 268 Jackson. Sue Etta 300.302 303 Jackron, Susan Mane 226 Jackson. Terry W 211 lacobron. Carc4 Ann B 536 lacobton. Cynthaa XU Jalfe. Wendy Rovanne 159 lag ! . Dean Paul 534.297 142 Jago. Mary Josephine 323.326 Jain. Anna Mine Krishna 532.167 151.1.33 Jam. Avia-Mane KamU 167.133 Jaksic, Miroslav 255 Jame . Jeffrey AUn 251.256 Jame . Mirk Franci 293 Jame . Robert Eugene 182 (ami ton. Nancy Elaine 267 Jan neck. Karla Ann 241 Janouk. Cindy EJaine 236 Jansen. Theresa Leah 2tO Jansen, TXxothy Lou 532.170 Jardme. Nancy louiie 265 Jarrctt. Roger Nelson 326 Jams, Mark Steven 541 larvts. Stesen Paul 541 Jawroii, Steve Joteph 522.535 laumotte. David Ander � Jay. David Michael ITS Jeffrey. Linda Joanne 265 Jefvert. Michael Robert ?i o frfvcn. Michelle Anne 532.282 Jcietkv. Thomas John 93 Jenkuv . Kefly Ann 268 Kenkanton. Uassd Lee 286 Kenning . Manann Beth 235 Jennmg . Timothy Jay 541 |«n en. Ink T 178 Jensen. James Dale 182 lepton. Steven Clarence 533 lepton. Stewart Carl 533 lernberg JtS Mane 1X7 Jervi . Dane O 210 lewell. Brent AUn 212 Jewell. Gerald Lee 287.100 Jewell. Locale Susan 151 Imgti. Cynthia Roeinr 265.377 Jcbb. Dasvd Wdham 187 Jockith, Julie Anna 300 Joetl. PauU Lee 301.373 Jocst. Ralph Allan 295 Johannes. Bruce E. 211 John. Andrew Dak 312 John . Leanna Kaye 240 Jchnson. Ann Mark 275 Johnson. Belinda Lue 236 Johnson. Bnan Patrick 533 Johnson. Cara M 532 Johnson. Catherine Man' 255 Johnson. Charles F. 540 Johnson. Cheryl Marie 336 Johnson. Christy Lynn 237.260 Johnson. Cynthia Ruth 169 Johnson. David Lee 534.176 Johnson. Dc-ugUt Jay 533,281 378 Johnson. Jay AUn 327 Johnson. Jin Ann 238.241 Johnson. Juka Ann 162 Johnson. Kathryn Leigh 222 Johnson. Keith David 193,379 Johnson. Kadi Susan 304 Johnson. Kevvn Glenn 542 Johnson. Knsfma Marie 162 Johnson. Kurt Edward 260 Johnson. Laura K 156 Johnson. Laurel Lee 532 Johnson. Lata Ann 254 Johnson. Mark Eugene 293 Johnson. Michael Scot! 276 Johnson. Patricia Lynn 46.150 44 Johnson. Robert Dean 280 Johnson. Robin Ann 539.538 Johnson. Rosalind Anita 532 Johnson. Sbe Joanne 239 Johnson. Susan Lee 142 Johnson. Teresa Glynn 532 Johnson. Therese Ann 258 Johnton. Tun Ray 533 Johnson. Timothy Joe 538.540 lohnson. Tonya Lynn 157.323 Johnson. William Andrew 261 Johnsloei. Alien Neil 533 Johnston, Cheryl Lynn 282 Johnston. Karen Lyn 532 Johnston, Krvan John 195 Johnston. Lee Wgiam 213 Johnston. Michael Edward 282 Johnston. Mxhacl Howard 533 Johnstone. Emily Lanier 258 Jones. ASison Elaine 252 Jones. Anthony Clyde 533 Jones. Bonita Darlene 266.532 Jones. Bradky AUn 100 Jones. Bruce Evan 217 Jones. Casper P , III 277 Jones, Chen Lynn 269,241 lones. David Kent 533 Jones. David Lee 293.173 Jones. David Michael 281 lones. Dawn Kathleen 377 Jones. Dune F. 305 Jones. Gregory Stephen 296 Jones. James Thoma 190 lone . |ana Lynn 329 (one , Jennifer Elatne 280 lones. Jo Elkn 166 Jones. Jodie Denise 540 Jone . Joyce Ann 300 Jones. |oyce Elkn 306 lone . Kafhersne E. 282 Jone . Laura Anne 254 Jone . Laura Katina 166 Jone . Usa Beth 26 551 Jones. Margaret Lynn 304 Jones. Mark Edwin 2$: Jones, Pjtncu Rae 305 Jones, Phillip Wh) 5� Jonc . Randy Scott 531 Jones. Regina Crcdr 25 Jonei, Roland D. l i Jones. Su n Carol 199.532 MO Jones. Sumn Rajean M2. 300 3ia Jones. Virginia Lvnnc M2 kino. William Matthew 93 M� n. Enic Rondell 293,93 Jordan. Gregory Scot! 533 Jordan. Pamela 163 Joseph. D. Scot! 29 Josivocf, lamcv Lynn 312 Joynt, Loei Ann 26$ Jubutsky. David John 287 Jubtntky. Grace Ann 534,170 Judy. Nliitha Lynn Ml Julian Anthony R . It 172 Juliet. EliC Charles ITS Jump. Jerome Mitchell 296 Jung. Ann Wllfcs 304.111 Jung. OoatgJw John 373.184 Jung, Joel Robert 372.53 Jurrzewsky. Cail Daivn 167 Jurtch. Milan 533 Juim. Stephen Edward 182 Just. Donald S 286 Justus. James Lee 286 lutn, Curtis Edward 212 —K— Kaakc. Robert Mark 533 Kabaontki. Lori Ann 260 Kahrr. Claudia Lynn Kacmar. Mark Anthony 174 Kacpeowtcz, Karen Ann 532.165 Kadinger. Sally Ann J 103 FCaercFier. Thomas E.. Jr 295 Kalorke. Elizabeth Ann 261 Kahane. Michael Brook 252 Kam, Janelle Jean 5 0 Jaitet. Ann Mane 255.101 Kaner. Kenneth lawmtee 227 Kaiser, Liu Jean 165 Kalmes. Renee M 156,344 Kamm, Janet Eileen 239 Kammrr. Mary Elizabeth 239 Kane. Constance Louise 536 Kane. Maureen Anne 152 Kaneshteo, Kellie Naoero 266 Kannmacher. Kevin Dale 254 Kansky. Kathleen E. 2 1 Kappelman. Donald J . II Ml Kaptur. Pauletti Ann 157 Karakotstot. Kenneth M 195 Karehrr. Mary Ann 532 Karkiewtcr. Paul Stephen 288 Karl. Kenneth l_ 102 Kamer. Kevin Allan 189 Kama. Jeffrey Robert 533 Karsa . Michael Joseph 539,288 Kamel ter. Scot! Allan ITS FUrwxm-ski. Phil John 323 Kaumit. Edward Michael 182 Ka e. Michael Patrick 259 Ka e. Nancy Man 537 Kasey. Lorene Louise 239 Kasey. Lon Wood 163 Kaski. Anne Mane 267 Kasnak. Cara 532.251 Katsebaum. Jeanette C. 305 Katsebaum. John Jeffrey 205 Kassner. Russell Robert 259 Ka«. Dennis Michael 296.533 Kassika . Kifa 242 Kilter. Shana Dee 2M Katzenbergcr. Karen Sue 162 Kaupke. Maty Kay 306 Klutri. April Alnon 305 Kavanagh. Gbegocy F 139 Kavoum. Anthonv John 176 Kay. WVEumH 93 Keaffaber. David Edward 195 FCeams. Mike William 294 Keatcei. Deanna Marie 260 Keefe. Daniel Edward 196 Keefe. James Michael 205 Keefer. Kelly Jean 169 Keelan Elizabeth Ann 323 Ket4ey. Dunne Elaine 152 Keeney. Angela tuyno 261 Ken hen, William Thomas 187 Keeiling. Mark Edward 286 Kehkw, Kathleen 163 Kehlor.Robert Geratd 173 Kehoe. Suranne Marie 26� Kellam. Dena Mane 240 Kelleher. Gayle E 251.2M Keller. Geoffrey Alan 190 Keller, Gregory Charles 190 KeUer. Leslie Erin 220 Keller, Stephen Joseph 296 Kellerman. John Joseph 281 Kelley. Carol Kay Miller 320 Kelley. John Fletcher 208 Kelley. Kimberly Ann 260 Krilmg. Tamara Ann 251 Ktfljr. Gregors' Joseph 258 Kelly. Kate Mary 258 K y. Kathleen Mary 235 Kelly. Lba Anne 282 Ktim. Gregory Michael 183 Krises. Joan Elizabeth 131 Keivrv. Randall | 533.329 Kehner. Donald Noil II 286 Kehsch. Suun Kathleen 158 Kemp, Lynn Marie 532,5 3 Kemp. Vtctcma Eileen 283.5 3 Kempf. David Norbert 2% Krmpf, Geralvnn Marie 234 Kempski, Brian A, 542 Kendall, lames William 320 Kendall. Thomas F. Ml Kennedy, Anthony R 293 Kennedy. Brenda Kane 2M Kennedy. Janet Kathleen 236 Kmnedy.Uz A. 532 Kennedy. Margaret Teresa 250 Kennedy. Pete A 282 Kennedy. Sheila Ann 531 Kennedy. Amy Elizabeth 163.379 Rentier. Carol Mane 156 Kcown, David Lee 533 Kepa, Christopher E. 542 Kerby. James Skehan 259 Kereher. Janet Lynn 153.329 Ken her. Michele Ann 532.306 Kerries. John Paul 533 Kern. David Terence 20(1 Kern. Judith E 235 Kernel. Kevin Michael 211 Kems, Vance Edward 193 Ker-. Kelli Suzanne 532 Kemhard. Kelly Suzanne 2M.256 Kershaw. Jeffrey' Alan 208 Kesier. Scott Birk 251 Kesve. Joseph F 224 Kessler. Tracy Lee 235 Kettron. Dolli Anne 1� Keyser. Pamela Jean 281 Kibbler. John Albert 204 Ktdd. Glnnve Lee 159 Fodder. Richard | 5X3 KsdweU. Retire Mane 377 FCsefer, Gregory Matthew 286 Karfer. Jeffrey Lawrence 189 Kkttowaki. Ron M 288 Kxrgan. Sheila Mane 258 Kieshng. Nancy Marie 265.377 Kaess. Jeffery Lynn 540 FCiley. Kimberly Anne M2 Kilgas. Brent Alan 287 Kilgore. Timothy ABets 178 Fulinsk:. Lawrence C.. Jr 535 Kill. Karen Lynn 261 FUH. Thomas Russell 533.185 Killian. Brian Lee 378 Kilpatnci. Brett S 252 FUlpatrick. Sharon Rose 159.532 Kim. Chong Up 533 Kim, Sukku 538 Kimball. CatFierme L 152.532 FUmber. Douglas Alan 538.M1 FCtmety. Samuel Dee 255 Kime . Teeesa Marie 142 Ktoanei la-tlie Paige IM.336 Ktmmci. Lucinda Lynn 537 Kimmd, Stacey Ellen 266 Kimpei. FCeim Gene 295 Ktmpling. Richard Wayne 190 Kincaid. Todd Raymond 259 Kinder. FCaren Sue 235,375 Kinder. Richard Paul 373 Kirdig. Lawrence Bryan 199 King. Brian Earl 184 Fung, Catherine Louise 303 Fung. Cheryl Dune 267 Kang. David John 287 FCing. Douglas Bradley 293,173 FUng, Gordon. Scott 193 Fung, lames Bernard 372.5X3 172 Fung, loan Ellen 107 FUng. Kerry Jo 163 King. Michael P 250 King. Tracey Catherine 261 Fung. Ty Alan 286 Fung. Wayne Alan 5XX King. William John 182.387 Kingsbury. Thomas James 93 Ktnley. lames Allen 217 FUnley, Jerry Eugene 217 Kinnaman. John Frankbn 340.196 Kinney. Mary lean 340 Kinney. Miry M 532 Kinney, William Howard 533 Kinnick, Derma Mane 228 Klntzeie. Virginia M 300 Kiper, John Christopher 175373 Kirchhoff. Danny Wayne 288 Kirthhofl. John Douglas 287 Kirchoff. Susan Elaine 239 Kirk. Lisa Ann 300 Fink. Michelle Rmae 159 Kirk. Pernann Dee X Kirk. Robert Scott 199 Futienda'.!, Beth Kay .301 FUrkham. Kay Lynn 28! Furkwood. James Russell 539 Kirkwood. Sandra Kay 393 Kirwan, Timothy Andrew 252 Fuser. Brent Lee 225 Kbringer. Diane K 300.302 303,308 KitcheL Jon Robert 175 Kitchel. Patricia Lynn 308 KitCvtff. Louie 260 Kile. Mary Ellen 536.537 Kittel. Russel H. 207 Futterman. James Robot 192 Kittle. David la 295 Kivett. William Alan 288 Klaasen. William Alan 283 Klauunrter. Anne Louise 532.306 Klearraan. Jclf D. 533 Klein. Michele Mane 237 Klcinhefter. Jean Ann 269 Kleinknight. Krista Lev IM Kkkamp. Kathleen Mary 16 Klenkar. Daniel Joseph 142 FUine. Gregory Neal 332 Fame. Scott Robert 207 Kim german. Jennifer L 241 Klangler. Donald William 109 Fdmgler. Kathenne G 159,338 346.3 4 Kim ker. Michael John 534 Klmker. Steven James 533 FOobochar. MaryeDen N 268,532 )3oc. N'oreen Cereltr 269 FOodzen. Kay Louse 255 KJopmewr, Marsha Louis 372.28! 373 ■dose. Kimberly Ann 280 Klouman. Robert Gerhard M3 Klump, Kay Ann 234 Khimp. Lotus F 100 Klute. James Allen 275 Knui Paul Leonard as Knapp. Carol Ann 531 Knapp. Daniel F 296 KncBer. George Larsen 535 Knerr. Timothy James 251 Fmetzer, Lonta 267 Knight. Dana P 208 Knight. Linda Ann 267 Knoebel Paul Robert 205 Fuiocts. Paul Alan 346 Knowles. Gregors' Keith 208 Kno . Andrea Lyn 532.307 Knoy, Marianne 234.235 Knust. Kurt Ceorgr 542 Kobec Ruben Marthew 217 Kobold. Lisa Mane 264.269 Kobza. Richard lows 192 Koch, ICeivn Barclay 288 Kochan. laurie Ann IM Koechk. Mark Edward 294 Koehn, Betsy Leah 532 Koeller. Kenneth Earl 206 Koellrker. James B. 288 Koenes. Nancy Sue 255 Koenig. Denise Mine 169.324 Koenig. FLathy Rose 532 Kocscer. Allen Bernard 215 Kcetter. Bruce Edward 2 3 Kocwlcr. James Louis. Ji 105.533 Fichlmeyer. Unda Elaine 235 Ficfaro. Donna Ixtu 268 Koimcr, FCarl Sevan 165 Fusseth. Kurt H 180.341) FComctz. Laune Anne 170 Fuvmmktrwicz, Nancy M 306 Flcettnick, Jenniler Anne 300 Konklc. Dennis L 215 Flontos. El'.cna Nbchelle 535 Ficcns. Jill Suzanne 153 Kocmtz. John Ray 533 FCoontz. Michael Drnnts 283 FCoopcun, James Alien 29$ Kopis. Donald Francis 261 FCoranek. Suzanne 532.2M Korhi. Gregory Gerard 2« Kormendv. Monica Leigh 264 Kom. Keilh A 296 Kortuak. Thomas Kevin 175 Kcrroser. Lynn Ceorgunru 300 Korte. Laura Ann 301 Korty. Ruth Elizabeth 268 Korvick. Dave M 539 Kouris. Antonia Batbara 157.323 Fuwelke. Valerie Anne 238 Kostielnev, Jerome E 260 KotUrek. David F rancis 538 Kotterman. James David 190 KovaceMc. Mary 235 Fuwach. Jeanne Mane 261 Kovach. Joyce Mane 280 Kovack. Jili Elaine 164 FCovstz. Robert David 256 Kozak. Thomas Justin 18 Kozar. Donna Leah 1 Kozik. Molly Cecilia 537 Kozlow-ski. Thaddeus A. 259 Krack. Beth Ann 242 Krafft. Mindv Elizabeth 159,323 Kraft, lulic Ann 282 Kzift. Kimberly Joan m Krames. Lawrence Stuart 282 Krajewski. Thcenas James 181 Kralis. Hilary Ann 167 Kramer, Daniel Arnold 180,540 Kramer. Krrity K 252 Kramer. Mark Henry 180,553 Kramer. Thcenas Gregory 553 Krampe, Randall W'arren 211 K anz Betsy Ann 199 Krauch. Susan Ann 537. in) Kraus. Gretdien Mary 377 Kraus. Matthew J. 533. 190 Kraus Melinda Suzanne 162 Krause. Jane Evaro 170 Krause. Philip Charles 172 Kreag. David Michael 295 Krecek. ladnta Mane 532 Krrfla Mark Peter 186 Kreighbaum. Juhe Lyn 235 Kreilcin. Michael ABen 2M Firemen Lisa Ann 302.306 FCremer. Lynn Mane 306 Firemen Sandra Leona 532.280 379 Krvebel. David Wdiiam 268.294 FCnebel. Laura Beth 254 Fineg. Louise Anne 235 Kricg. Steven leahr 539 Krieger. Grcgoey Lee 173 Krwger, Robin Winona 532 Krodel. Alan David 255 Kroeger. James Donald 173 Kroemer. Kurt David 184 Kroger. Juhe Kay 162 Kroh. Gregory Alan 181 KroL Stephen Mark 178 Krd. Steven John 93 Kromkowski. Joseph 5 210 Kron. Roger Alan 286 93 FCromVowski. loseph S 210 Fkon. Roger Alan 286 Kropp. Paul Elliwoeth 183 Krout. Kimberly Dawn 336 Kruckner. Lynne Michellr 151 Kruczek. Theresa Anne 162 Fmaeger. Ijjei Jo 532 Finaer. Karen Ann 239.233 FCntg. Dense Ann 228 Krug, Martin Leonard 176 Krvlggol. Dina Id Paul 211 Kruse. Kimberly Ann 304 Kruse. Rodger C. 5X3 Krynicki. Douglas lev 19� Kryshak. Susan Anita 533 Kubiesa. MiryBeth Rose 532 Kubtt. Coiecn Pamca 251 Kuchle. Kurt Ralph 189 Kuchler. Duruld Richard 251 Kuc manski. Kenneth E 53 Kueser, Jack Joseph 295 Kuhield. Barbara Ann 302 Kuhl. Cornne Ann 235 Fuihn. Christine Marie 308 Juhn. Jerry Allan 259 Kuhn. Kevin Wayne 393 Kuhn. Linda M 259 Kuhn. Steven Patrick 283 Kulawinski. Laura Jean 535.377 142 Kutk, Michael Joseph 261 Kumler. Dvina Elizabeth 265 Kummer, Randy Deem 286 Kummerle. Kalherirve L 536,541 Kunas. Andrea 162 Kundrat. Edward 258 Kunesh, Cynthia Joy 156 Kunesh. Suzanne E 266 Kunitz. David Frank 196 Kunkcl. Stephen Todd 281 Kunkle. Kim Annette 268 Kurowski, Doris Jean 2J0.255 Kurtz. Elizabeth Beggs 340 Kurtz. Heidi Catherine 303 FUnhnak. Karen Mane 268 Kwiecien. l otctta Jean 300,302 303 Ksteirz, FCent Henry 529.5V Kyser. Marcia Lou 236 Laburgr. Russell Kenneth 2fO Labas. Sandra Ekzabeih 300 La bee. Charles John 173 Labonte. Babette 103 Uabcs. Peter John 181 labutka. Kimberly E. 236 Lacey. Kathenne EBen 163 Lacey, Louise Mary 251 Lachmund, F � in Howard 224 Laev. Rxhard L 287 Ladd. Deborah 103 ladd. Lori t 167 Ladd, Tasnmse Lou 265 Ladner. Mamrene 280 Ladner. Robert Joseph 204 Lafara. Barbara Jo 2 0 La Free. Sandra Lelith 255 Laluze. Jeannette Marie 267 Lague. Warren Arthur 533 la hr. Derek Andrew 533 laitrer. Laurie E 164 Lake. Cam) Jean 277,107 Laker. Joan Elizabeth 160 la Londe. MtcheBr Ann 131 lamb. Jennifer Marie 532 Lamb. Jonathan Hill 109 lamb. Scott Bradley 28) Lambert. Betty Jane 265.327 Lambert. Came Mane 157 lamberth. Linda Mane 239 Lambrecht. Robert Evans 255 Lamev. Raymond Lennar 176 Larror. Mary Jo 265 taminnd. Melinda Sue 269 LamVin. James Ezlc 26 Lammert. David Charles 142 Lamp. Mark Louis 538.199 346. 312 Lanchantm. Lynn EBen 532.283 326 Landav. Carol Ann 151 landers. Canvl Elaine 377.535 Landers. Karen lee 239 landts, Brnila R 164 Landis, lilltan Mine 166,150 Lane. Aliscm M 532.277 Lane, Barbara Ann 254 Lane. Janet Mane 283 lane, Myron Timothy 251 laog. Harold FUsth 282 langbehn. Greta E 162 $52 Langv, Amu Kay 255 lunge. Uu Ann 307 Ung . Lofty nr Grace 2 2 1 ungrn. Thomas AlUn 283 lunghenry Mark Thomas 183 Uflgley. Rac-Jean 532.533 Langtry, Phelps 260 Lankion. Julia Lynn •VU large. Duane James 291 lurock. Kefl ' Ann 302 Lirr. Ilf in ili Lev M2 Larnson Kimberly Ann 522 La non. Blake Evan 17a Unon, Melanie lynnellc 283.165 La non. Sandra Kunnv 267 Larue. Unda C 301.302 300.533 Lame, Nancy Ann 538.242 Lame. Patricia Mary 152.532 La Schiazra, Stevrn C 295.533 379 lushlnsky, Debbie Joyce 261 Laahlcy. Robert limn 93 luskcm-ski. Judith Kay 234 Lasky. Leinn 266.532 Latham. Susan Jane 53 LaU. Michael Thoma 251 Luuflenburgcr. Nancy L 305 Laufter. Elizabeth Anne 26 luughhn. Kelly Ann 266 Liughlin. Mary Cathryn 251 Laurion, Thomas Ned 281 Lavamte. Nancy Rose 163 Laselle. Megan France 240 lusengood, Dan Alan 206 Lavignelte. Almee Anne 266 taw, Julie Ann 2fO Law. Todd M 251 Lawler, Beverly Ruth 22 Lawless. Kathleen Mane 241 Lawrence. Albert F . 11 293 Lawrence, .Ntary Elizabeth 164 Lawrence. Sarah Anne 258 Lawrence, Stacy Lee 267 Union. Ann Cecehs 235 LfWMn. John Arthur 287 Law-ton. Michael Joseph 533.539 Lawton. Thomat Alan 539 Lawyer. Jay Melvin 187 Lawyer. Peggy Ann 240.165 Lawyer. Steven Dean 540,187 Layman. Kelli Lea 131 Layton. John Kenneth Ml lararz. Nancy Maria 162 Lazor. David Joseph 181.323 Lazzaro, Laura Lee 302 la-. Ly Kim 533 Leach, Gregory J. 102 Leaf. WilUam August 293 Leahy. Chrrian Ruth 275 Leahy, Suun Anne 306.532 Leak. Tracey Renee 152 Leake. Lawrence Robert 172.102 Leather min. Gregory Jay 256 Leather , fane Efien 377 Lechhtnee. Enk Dale 533,282 Lechner. Mark A 260 Leciare. Robert Donald 288 Lederrr. William lout 173 Ledman. Tracy Lynn 170 Ledna. Michael Joteph 109 Lee. Brenda Yevettc 237 Lee. Deborah Jean 163 Lee. Kim Bernadette 308 Lee. Linda J. 532. 241 Lee. Martha 11 Morgan 139 Lee. Patricia Jo 308 Lee. Renee Bemidette 239 leedom. HoOy Joan 305 Leeke. Marvel Suzanru- 226 l.eert. Melitta Ann 532.258 leevan, Michelle Marie 266 Lrfaute. Elizabeth 154 Lefebure. Curt Jamr 295 Lefevee . Karen Michcslc 302 Legan. Mark Henry 540.328 l-egg, Janet Sue 266 legg.lt. Margaret C 269 Lehman. Colleen Terete 280 1 eh man. Deborah Jean 167 Lehman. Janet Mae 283 lehning. Elizabeth L 305.165 Lehr. Michael Robert 287 Lehrich, Marc D. 5X3 Lehttnen. Jeffrey Robert 281 Leifcvnng. Karen Ann 214 Leighton, Ma v Frame 2 4.265 leliarit. Christopher J, 225 le Matter. Juliue Elaine 302 Lemming. Ricky Rav 831 Lenina. Gary Jacob 2 3 Lemon, Lua louts 1 1 LempU. I.vnette Kay 166 Lrnaway. Wilma Ann 265. M2 Lrnhardt. Evan Lew 174 lennettz. Kathu- Itobel 259 lenncn. Michael Warren 327 lenov. Rachel Katherine 154.336 lenlz. NcJsrn Lowell 533 Leon. Cared Cathenne 251 Leonard. Anne Elizabeth 275 Leonard. Cynthu Sue 538,540 Leonard. Jeffrey Thoma 210 Leonard. Lon M 305 Leonard. Todd Jay 296 Lccndis. Helen Ann 539.538 Lepp, Margaret Emilia 259 Lemer, Dean Norman 201 temee, John David 1� Lermhan. Gregory M 199 le ch. Sue A 164,537 lettlauer, Kerry David 2 0 Lessmann. Ham Frederick 251 Letter. Maty Elizabeth 152 letzczyntij, Lawrence M 199 leto. Julie Ann 304 Lettinger. Mark Andrew 215 Lettermin. Darla Rrnar 239 Lctick. Nancy Ann 234 Leuenbergcr. Laurel D. 240. 326 Levi. Wendy Bee 332 Lewi, Jacqutfvn Ann 261 Levine. Alan N'eal 5X3 Levingt, Melanie Ann 326 Lew, Zena Lee 265 lewand. Abce Grace 532.238 Lewi . Becky Sue 283 Lewi . Gregory Robert 539 Lewi . Jacqueline Sue 302 Lcwlt, Jamr Lee. Ill 535 Lewi . U- Coreen 303 Lewi . Joseph Bnan 287 lewis. Lynn Anne 152 Lewit, Mark Beadthaw 538 Lews . Mark Christopher 199 Lewit, Pamela Ann 302 Lewit, Thomat Griffith 139 Lewit, Wade Deupree 192 Ley. Bruce Calvin 293 Le on. Carolyn Jean 301 Llbet. Stephanie Lee 306 Ubcy, Bruce M. 259 Ubkle. Cared Beth 226 Uddv, Lee Philip HO Udetter. Peggy Sue 226.344 Udrbauch. Jame J SX3.28S Lwbert, Virginia Dale 326 Liebrandt. JOl Juanita 235 liedl, Barbara Ellen 540 Lterman. Bradley Scott 193 Light. Judith Kay 163 Light. Juliann Kay 282 Liiegdon. William R.,U 372.196 Lile . Mary V. 532 Liljfdahl. Karl Lief 142 lull. Ihomat Eric 260 LiBo. Anna Elizabeth 538 laSy, Jan Marie 302 Ufly. Kimberly Lynn 1(6.151 Urn. David J 275 Limp, Maryann 160 Unak. Martha Ann 162 Linden. Crete Sen Anne 300 Underiaub. Anne liowet 260 Lmdertchmidt. Ann Mane 1(0 Under. Maureen Cerette 308 Under. Rochelle Carol 282 Undetmith. Robert J, 533 Undley. Dougla Nath 533 Und ey, Mark Wayne 533 Line , John Keith 190 Lingeman. Jcun Mary 156 Lingeman. Steven Frank 208 UngwalL Keith R 283 Unhart. Susan Dune 267 Uni. Catherine Ann 251 Link. Lawrence Joteph 181 Unn, Jerry J. 296 Unttromberg, Detea Sue 304 Untcromberg. Karen Ann 167 lantnrr, Julie Anne 260 Uotti. Jennifer Ann 532 t.ippoid. Sharon K. M2 Upton. Betty lean 305 Upton. Jame C. 186 Lara. Michael loteph 793 Utah, Dougla Edward 199 Liakay, Paul John 282 Litton. Brian Patrick 93 Utka. Ann Marie Ml Lltten, Carla Dune 540.393 Uttle. Ann Elizabeth I67.M2 Uttle, Kathryn Louis 170 Uttle. Sidney Bruce 287 Utllelield. NUhad A. 192 Uu. Sherman 283 Livingston. Laura Lee 300 Uvingtton. LriaAnn 274 Livo . Kristina 332 Uoyd, Janet Rachel 239 Lockhart. Charle David 252 Lockhart. Jeanette C 154 lockhart. Uu Jean 282 Lockhart. Manlyn Lee 282 Led lev. Daniel Joteph 373 Loffredo. Mark D. 533 Lolton. Unde Diane 542 Logan. Patrick Joteph 201 Logwood. Slcven J 151,177 Loh. Judy 266.532 Lohmeycr. Janice Lee 167 Loh . Kathryn Ann l59 Lokey. Kevin Chrittopher 261 Lombard. David Alan 206 London. Wendy Beth 153 long. Aime Ann 307 Long. David William 183 Long. Jane Elizabeth 252 Long, leune Anne 239 Long. Loeainc Diane 157.323 Long. Patricia A M2 Longfellow. Mary Colleen 162 Looney. Jame . Jr. 93 lootem. Alan Joteph 207.171 Lopez. Claudio 250.252 Lorenz. John Thoma 288 Lorenz. Kathryn Mary 164 loreon, Denise Mane 283 losin. William C 275.378 Lothamer. David Jame 280 Lotz. Jonathan Philip 533 Loui . Christine Marvel 160.104 Loul . Michael Charle 2SO Loveyoy. Willum Harry 184 Lovely, Emil Lloyd 93 Lovett, land Cafl 300.302 303 Lovtn, Jeanette Louise 377,252 Lovtnger. Jeffery David 5X5 Lowery. Gienna Jean Y. 534 Lowery, Kerry R. 294 Lowery, Unda Mane 251 Lowry. Gretchen Ann 254 Lowry, Karen Sue 246 toy, Thoma Robert 198 Loyne . Brim Joe 261 Lubber . Martin A 297 lubehki, Daniel P. 184 Luca . Lon Lynn 266 Luca . Tracy Ann 275 trace, Jclfrey J 378 luchene. Dawn Renee 301 ludington. Paul David 538 Ludwig. Lewit Lyle. Jr 539. 538 176 I-udwig, Stacey Ann 237 Ludwig. Tereu L. 302 Luehrmann. Paul Frank 293 Luey. Sandra Lee 265 Lugar. Joann Marie 239 Luke. Lon Ann 157 t.uken, Ellitu Louise 532,258 111 Lumlcy. David Thoma 198 LumJey. Richard Hendrick 198 Lamm. Loet Elizabeth 532.238 lumtden. Geraldine Row 300 Lund. David Cikhnsl 205 Lundbrrg. Jean Marie 375 Luptak. Michael Scon 207 l-u� h. Leonard Anthony 210 Lute . Pamela Cay 266 l.uto tan Ju. Loui M.. Jr 372,199 Luttrrbach. Uu Ann 236 Luu, Lionel Ttung Vtnh 533 Lyle . Duna Louise 268 Lyle . William M , IV 539 Lynch, Beverly Jean 265 Lynch. John K 5X3 Lynch, Theteu Marie III lyng. Dorsey Anne 236 Lynn. Bryon Geoffrey 5X1 Lynn. Letlir Renee 234.236 Lyon . Anne Christine 305.532 Lyon . Joseph Robert 175 Lvcet . Laura Ellen 536 —M- Maasthoff. Sabrina 302 Macadam, Anne Mane 303 MacCuurfney. L 178 MacDonald. Frederick M 533 Mace, Penny Rene 377 MacGregor. John William 205 MacCregee, Matthew E. 288 Machata. Sutan Jo Jone 372 Mack. Jeffrey Alan 190 Mack. lYiwiiU Beth 532, 2X3 Macke. Mark Peter 288 Macke. Steven Dean 207 Mackenzie. Janet Adrie 281 Maddens. Elizabeth Anne 237 Mackhn. Dennis G. 539 Mackowiak. Edmund Andrew 199 MacMdtan. AlfmClen 211 Macocha. Michael Andrew 372.538 195 Macon, John William 9.3 Macowan. Vanessa 265 MacWhorler. Elizabeth A. 532.281 Madaiczyk. Jan Mane 240 Madden. Patricia Ann 305 Maddov Marvin Mill 194 MadH, Jack Allen 175 Madison. Stephen Anthonv 294 Madonna. Marybcth N 532,170 Madsen. Kenneth Scott 252 Maerki Cynthu Ann 239 Magaltanrz. Feipe 280 Magee. Jame Thoma 287 Maggart. Brad J 206 Maggart. Charle Landon 215 Magho. Scot! Alan 186 Maghcta. Robert Anthony X33 Magrxi. Jacqueline Karen 264 Maher, Brvan David 93 Maher, lane Elizabeth 158.532 Maheu. Conner Paulette 265 Mahike. John Barron 5X3 Mahceiey. Robyn Kimberly 267 Nlahony. Nancy J 167 Max? Linda Carol 532 Maier. Michael Gerard 259 Marewtki. Suun Ann 301 Major . Jeffrey Scott 225 Mak. Sally R 5X7 Maiavt. Charity Kay 54.3 Male. Thoma Jerome 207 Maletki. David John 184 Malev. Rachel Diane 137 Matey. Susan M 151 Malian, Caroline Ann 268 Mall ooze. Michael Joseph 184 Malone. Veedonna Rri-ett 161 Maloney. John Andrew 174 Maloney. Vincent T 294 Malott. Kevin M 295 Malpcde. Gregg Michael 281 Mange . Laurie Mane 268 Mangi Beniamin Lee 288 Manicke. Paul Stephen 542 Manning. Cynthu Ann 156 Manning. Gregory Alan 281 Martugcr. John Michael 295 Marudorfer, Janet Marie 226 Minsk . Gabriele P 269 Maple. Scott Dean 187 Marches . Anne Elizabeth 162 MarcotC . Cynthu Kay 153,377 Marvucvilli. Kaihv Mane 157 Marek. Andrea Lee 101 Mare Jame Andrew 189 Margard. Guy Randall 533 Margotri. Jeanrtte M 166 Margraff. Jan Eiuabrlh 265.104 Mind . Jeanne Kay 258 Manna. Victor Alan 255 Marinan. Kelly Mary 532 Marine. Jon Michael 282 Martotct. Leonard f 139 Mark. Toni Louis 300 Markwwicz. Lori Ann 234.239 Marking, Wayne loui 5X3.286 Markin', Joseph Patrick 533.205 Markovich. Nancy 166 Mark . Jame Steven 2J7 Mark . Michael J. 93 Marfry. Ion Alan 175 Marley. Virginia Mana 169 Marlow. Jeffrey lyn 535.195 Murquurd. David John 373 Marquis. Glen D. 288 Marqui . Martha Anne 250.252 Marrer, Jennifer Lynn 158 Merritt. Margaret Jean 539 Marth. Lucinda Jean 269 Mirth, Tamara Dre 235 Marshall. Ann Mary 160 Marshall, Jennifer 300,167 Marshall. John Henry 258 Marshall John Sant 184 Marshall. Kenneth Alan 5X3 Marshall Mxhari Thomas 539.201 Marshall Richard D . Jr 174 Manxaiek, Melinda J 265 Martello. Desmond lame 93 Marti. Kelli Scott 252 Martin, Barry Alien 287 Marlin. Carmella L 261 Martin. Cletu Robert 172 Martin. David John 185 Martin. Dean Joseph 593 Martin. Debra Sue 538 Marian. Dennis Lee 227 Martin. Cary I 180 Martin, dona luz 266 Martin. Harp4d W . Ill 533 Martin. Jame Frartci 215 Martin. John Robert 215 Martin. Joseph Lee 215 Martin. Karen Kay 169 Martin Karen Marie 269,242 Martin. Michael A. 17b Martin. Patrick Kent 286 Martin. Randall. Eugene 258 Martin. Scott Dhm 287 Martin. Suun Elaine 377 Martin. Tania Lee 532 Martin. Thoma Coiling 538 Martin. Tony Ray 294 Martin. Vanetu Rea 305 Martutdeli. Margaret L 302.532 Martmek. Le O 207 Martinek. Robert Charle 534 Marmla. Mary Jean 251 Martz. Darina Kay 166 Mart . Tracey Goetz 234 Marz. Mark Geoege 28b Marz. Martha Audrrv 235.239 Marz. Mary Angela 377.28J Matchmryer. Wffliam Alan 275 Mi shun. Patncu Mane 166 Maumoer. Lyle Reid 178 Mason. Dwayne Leroy 191 Masn. Safwan Malrk 533 Masurd. Gareth Edward 295 Mauetink. Richard Sean 294,5X3 Massey. Robert B. 533.282 Maswry, Thomas Aquinas 20S Mast. Jamr David 287 Mast, Katnna Lynn 3W Mast. Renee Ann 267 Mast Wayne Alan 286 Masten. Kirk Even 173 Matter. Thomas Everett 287 Masur. Cheryl Lynn 280 Matcuk. Matthew J, 282 Matheny, StesrnKent 5X3 Matheson. Paul Jeffrey 2(0 Mathew. Michael Dekw 205 Mathew . Mary Anne 214 Mathxu. Jacqueline M 335 Mathy, Steven Charles 199 Matkovic, Liu A 22 Matkowicz. Gaytr Ann 170 Matncy. Mark Richard 288 Mato . Albert Edwin 176 NUto . Carle Rafael 280 Marion. John Charles 533 Marion. Thomas Hull 533 MartaLuno. Lynn Mane 240 Matthews. David Lee 286 Matthew . Jean Mari 159 Matthew . Jennifer Lynn 261 Mattingly. Patricia M .377 553 Mattingly. Todd Joseph 1 3 .Million. John Raymond 542 Mi tub. KrtMophtr John MO Mi tub. Scon Richard 2 3 Nbtxat. Loll Joan 226 Maurer. Stacy A. 531.15 Nbuxv. Cairo Lynne 234 Nbskv. Steven Duane 207 Nbxcv. ) ffr v loo 533 Maxwell. Mxtuei Kent 533 May, Cathonno Marv 532 May, Dand C. 181 Nby, Karon Ehzabeth 162 May. Latncia Doan 155 May. Liu Jo 237 Nby. Mrfcssa 532.282 May. VirjOnu Louise 254 Maybach Wendy Sue 236 Marcher, Moruca Ann 537 Mayor. Elis Nancy 533 Mayor. Mary Louise 540 Mast. Steven Douglas 533.208 Nbxonas. Loft Ann 269 Murza, Julio Lvnn 162 ■SicAlien. John Joseph. Jr. 207.100 McAnulty. Linda Suvin 265 McArdle, Glenn William 2134,332 McArdle. Judy Lynn 267.532 340 McAtoor. Vlvbn Cairo 160 McAvoonoy. John J. 259 Me8oo. James M 187.327 McCaffcrv. Michael W. 293 McCal. Korn Joseph 287 McCall. Beniamin Jeffery 93 McCammon. Rebecca Joanne 242. 233 McCarter. Daisd Ewing 533.387 McCarthy. .Manna Dtnneon 101 McCarthy. Daniel Francis 193 McCartney. Neil Kent 250,256 McCaitv. Branna L. 158 McCaslicy. Dale Martey 533 McCaughan. Marv Lange 265 McCaw. lanet Sue 538 McClain. Julu Kay 265 McCbmey, David Wavne 533 McClelland. Martin N. 211 McCleneghen. F. P.. U 251 McCUntk. Tamara Jane 267 McCloskev. Kelley Anne 242 McClure. Mari Alan 283 McCoBoogh. Jeffrey L. 185 McCollum. Jeffrey Lewis 255.542 McCollum. Marcte Leigh 306 McCollum. Susan Caroline 532.340 162 McComas. Charles Rodney 208 McConaghy. Kent Alan 338 McConkey. Crystal Ann 304.255 McConnell. Richard J. 323 McConnell. Suian M 306.532 McCord. Nbchacl James 288 McCord. Ralph Young 173 McCortde. Kimberlin 261. V McCormack. Jeff WiRard 201 McCormick. Leslie Unda 306 McCormick. Mary Ann 166 McCormick. William Brian 252 McCowan, Will urn Conrad 196 McCown, Michael Harbn 178 McCoy. Ginger Renee 532 McCoy. Judith Ellen 239,261 McCoy. Renee Louise 266 McCrra Lisabct 158 McCreu, Timothy Stephen 293 McCroskev, Nancv Ann 303.305 McCuen. Mxhaei Sco« 541 McCullough. Catherine E 255 McCullough. Marta Jane 302.303 305,308 McCune. Michele Marie 239 McCurdy. Maureen Susan 304 McDaniel, Curtis Lowell 196 McDaniel. Theresa NUne 252 McDrrmit. Christina A 301 McDermott. Brian Wesley 251 McDermott. Cynthia Anne 167 McDermott. James Joseph 204 McDermott. Joan Bridget 238 McDermott. Mxhaei Gene 541.287 McDonald. Amy Suzanne 277 McDonald. Barbara Lynn 302 McDonald. Cheryl Lynn 306 McDonald. Kathleen Mane 259 McOonald. Susan E 153.329 151 McDonnell James Michael 181 McDonough. Robert Joseph 286 McDougaU. Stuart lee 255 McDowell. Katherine C. 265 MeElrov. Melinda Lou 170 McFadden. Rebecca Joan 326 McFadyen. Carol Ann 265,532 McFarland. Barbara Sue 154 McFaritng. Robert C. 282 McFatndge. Jube A 281 McCaffk. Mxheie Ann 156 McGarvey. Nbry Bftdget 235.237 McCaughev. Ann Mercedes 305 McCaughey. David Scoet 175.327 McGaughey. Robert Joseph 541 McGee. Jane Marten 266.540 McChchey. Elizabeth Sue 281 McGill. Jeffrey Lee 293 NkCmras. John Patnci 184 McGinnis, Margaret Ann 164.131 McGhncy. Susan Noel 164 McGlynn. Edward Rowan 183 McGrath. Patrioa 377 McGrath. Patrick Leo 193 McCraw. Deborah Lynne 261 McGraw. .Mxhaei Leslie 174 McCulnness. Bradley M 172.140 McGuire, Bryan Andrew 533 McGuire. Timothy James 196 McCurk. Jane Ann 152.532 McHenry, Teresa Kay 254 Mclndor. Peter Stuart 533 Mclnemey. Elizabeth 153.340 179 Mdnemev. Rosemary 281 McIntosh. Usa Ann 236.326 McIntosh. Sandra Key 154.532 McKay. Suzanne Young 153 McKee, Bruce Edward 269 McKee. Deborah Jayne 543 McKee. Diane Rae 306 McKenna, Frandne 306 McKemxm. Brian Mxhaei 251 McKenzie. C- Sue 533 McKenzie. James Douglas 93 McKenzie. Jennifer Anne 164.340 387 McKibbsn. Beth Lynn 164 McKUiip. Terry Wayne 175 McKinley, Danny Joe 326 McKmlev. Stesen Edward 177 McKinney. Ted Andrew 175 McKinrur. Marcus Anthony 93 McKnetght. James R. Jr 293.29 533 McKrught. Timothy Kemp 3G8 McLaughlin. Kevin James 259 McLaughlin. Michael F 295 McLaughlin. Sharon Ann 154 McLaughlin. Susan C. 307 McLennan. Kathleen Elbe 543.137 Mcloed. Lawrence Allen 260 McMahon Jane Mane 166 McMahon. Kevin Bernard 208.332 McMahon. Manssa Angela 269 McMahon. Timothy Mxhaei 533 McNbnaman. Matthew Dale 373 McManus. Nbry Kathleen 281 NlcNbth. Mark Winters 533 NkNbth. Phyllis 155 NtcMenamv. Anne Louise 160.107 McMiUion.’ Robert Arthur 539.538 McMullen. Mxhaei John 336 McMullen. Tamalvn C. 269 McMurray. Fred H. 326 McNamara. Lynn Mane 251 McNay, Eugene Harold. U 288 McNeelv, Margaret Ruth 277 McNers Dawn Ebine 303 McNres. Teresa Ann 302 McNulty. Vance M. 533 McNulty. William Dawl 294 McPherson. Cheryl Ann 532 McPherson. Lon Lynn 162 McPSke. Lhea Dawn 533,540 McQueen. Lon Marlene 269 McQueeney. Kevin Wayne 286 McVey. Barbara Susan 305.532 McVey, Brose Albn 175 McVickcr, Nbrc loseph 332 MeVov. Tim E. 187 Meachum. Para Jo 251 Meador, Susie Lynn 170 Nleckstroth, Steven C. 539 Model. Janet Lynn 240 Medruck. Adam S. 375 Ntedows. Sandra Jean 153 Meek, Cynthia Lynn 158 Meek, Elizabeth lee 258 Meeks. Linda Rochelle 237 Steersman. Susan Marv 326 Megnrmis. Lydia Kav 266 Mehabo. Michelle Lvnn 300 Meharg, Marv Kathaleen 282 Mehrbroot. David John 102.205 Mrsrr. Charles Ibmson 287 Nkser, Melynn 163 Nieirvers. Gregory Scott 176 Manors. Patrioa Mane 164 Manors. Steve Ivan 176 Masbcrger Mark David 210 Nlosner. Can Lvnn 252 .Master. Jeffrey T. 287 Melchior. James Cart 199.J77 NWflov, .Marcus Lee 189 Meng, Shine 269 Mengel. Lisa Ann 304 Mongol. Marta Jean 222 NWnke. Melvin Erwm 93 Mrnn, Henry Wdliam 296 Nbnnel. David Brian 287 Mennel. Dawn Mane 226 Men non, David Robert 204 Menner, Steven Kurt 533 Mercer. David Arthur 192 Mercer Juhannr Rulh 532 Merchc . Francois 539 Merge mime, Stephen K 195.105 Merle. Rene Kathryn 531.538 Merrell. Ted Da non 28o Nlemck, Knstln Jean 301 MerrO. Cvnthia Jane 2X5 MerrilL Randall Rav 193 Merritt. David Stanley 258 Messenger. Arthur F 533 Mourner. Danny Earl 296 Messmer. Dura Lou 536 Metallx. John Douglas 260 Metro, R. J 296 Mettler. Amanda Roxanru 266 Nfetz. Kevin Wavne 296 .Metzger. David Rxhard 192 •Metzger. Erick Abn 224 Metzger. HoOv Ehse 159.340 Meuchel. Kathv Ann 283.326 Maimer. Arthur Allen 393.327 -Merer, Barbara Ceralvn 377.142 Merer. Brian James 287 Meyer. Cart W 196 Merer. Cherv! Lvnn 531 222 Meyer, Cynthia Sue 267 Meyer. Darrvl Paul 275 Meyer. Drnnis Joseph 533 Mover. Erie P 199 .Meyer. Galen Ray 537X32 Mover. James Bam- 192 Mever. Janice lea 237 •Mover. Jean Frances 265 Mover. Jennifer Lvnn 532 Mever. Karen Ann 267 Mever. Lecu Linn 260 Mever, Peggy Sue 252 Mover. Sharon Nbnr 303 Movers. David C. 193 Mevcrs. David Harold 533.287 393 •Movers. Erxh Von 2 6 Micrii. Gus Philip 2% Michael. I aura Ann 306 Michel. Alan Dean 538.5 1 Mick, AndJeli|a 152 Mian ski. Lvnn Elian 540 Mickol. John Douglas 533.255 Middlesworth. Tobv Dean 93 Middleton Beth Ann 304 Middleton Brenda P. 375 NlihaL Thomas Joseph 93 Mika Mark Allen 183 Mikaltan. Charles Vemer 297 Mikesell. Krvm Wayne 283 Nlikkelson. R E . Ill 294.5X3 Milam. Mxhaei Gene 259 Mltbom. James Rxhard 102 Miles, Johanna Beth 306 Miles. Mark Edward 538 Miles. Melanie Eldridge 379 Milholiand. low A 163 Mdxh. Marian Ruth 260 NliBer. Abet Ann 120,151 336 Miller. Ora Luo. 283 MiDer. David Lonn 533 -Miller. Divtd 142 MiDer. Edward F.. II 288 Miller. Galen Wayne 542 Miller. Gina A 214 MiBer. Gregory Alim 282.393 Miller. Jean Marie 5X3 Miller. Jeanne Ann 306 Miller. JeffrevLynn 217 Miller. |ohn David 181 Miller. Julx Jo 167 Miller. Karen Jean 280 .Miller. Kris AUn 207 Nlillcf. Lee Ann 241 Miller. Margaret Marv 159 Miller. Mark AUn 533 NhSer. Mehnda Lee 160.151 NfcBcT. Mxhaei James 296.207 NfaBer. Mxhaei Rav 195 NIdler. Mxheie Mane 166 NfaSrr. MxheUr Flame 159.537 NfsBer. Nbtch U Lamar 195 Miner. Nancy Lynn 154 Miner. Nancy Louise 164 MiBer. Pamela Ann 300 NlsOrr. Paul Allan 533 Ntifler. Rebecca Kav 239 Miller, Robert Willum 255 MiBer. SaUv Louise 160 Msflft, Sunley Rav 378 M 3er. Steve M 254.375 .MiBer, Steven Burley 205 MiBer, Stewart Cby 535 MiBer. Tammy Kay 153 NliBer. Teresa Ann 302.281 MiBer. Teresa Ann 302 .MiBer, Terri Lvrm 162 MiBer, Timothy Edward 208.102 MlShoutc, Anne Rudy 169 Mills. Angela Rene 234 Mills. David Barton 287 Mifls. James L 294 NliBs. Kent Lyndon 295 Nlilnc. Amy Suzanne 235 Milner, James Edward 189 Milner. Nbrb Ka 267 Mmar. John Rupert 259 Miner. Alan Francis 294. 542 Miner. John Kuhn 183 Mirtich. Joyce Nbnc 154 MinneT. Serven Wiiiwm 132 Nlmnxh. Maty Ann 280 Morning. Thomas David 251 Minras. Susan Jeanne 255 Mitt. Ronald Kurt 296 NUsantoru. l.ucu Adiru 251 Mishler. Marsha Ann 159 Nliskus. Diane 280 Mitchell. Gregory Brian 205 Mitchell. James Patnck 295 MitcheC. James Q 286 Mitchell, Kent Edward 281 MitcheO, Lloyd Kerry 533.259 323 Mitchell. Marsha Lynne 267 Mitchell. Nbry Ann 308.543 Nhttefbeeg. Pamela Ann 258 Mitxner. David Lee 533 Moberg. Narky Alma 258 Mobley. Christopher B 543 Mochet. Bradley James 194 Motbs. Catherine Ann 181 Moehl. John Thomas 178 Nloehl. Timothy F 178 MoeSer. Joseph Dale 533.255 Mol fat. Crorgc H. 543 MoffatL Ann Cyla 154.336 Moffett, Ellen Marie 166 Nfogenten. Craig Henry 181 Mohler. Paul Herman 187 htohlmann. Jean Ann 304 Mohr. Bruce Joseph 281 Nloir. Steven Lee 533 Moko, Clara Kathleen 241 Molina, Brenda Ann 265 MoUe. Diana Irene 241 Mofler. Dune Vxtoru 258 Nlotnar, Every George 533, 199 Moiohon. Frederick James 101 Moltcr, Bruce Allen 212 Moeiryhun, Nancy- Ann 306 Monger. James, Jr 293 Monnes. Melinda Mane 169 Moeimn. Juke Ann 157 Monroe. Abe Virginia 543 Monroe. Brenda Frances 303 Monsoon. Maty Frances 301 Montrrio. Nbrk Edward 177 Montgomery. Gbde T 205 Montgomery. Janet Lynne 281 Montgomery. Nbry Alice 235 Montgomery. Nbchael 8 142 Montgomery. Shelley 103 Montsma. David John 255 Moody. Dun Ehzabeth 250.254 Moody. Nan 532 Mooney. Chmtm Nbnc 532 Moore. Andrew Edward 293 Moore. Catherine Gail 251 Moore. Cynthia Nbnc 327 Moore. David Harold. Jr. 177 Moore. Debora Louise 242 Moore. Dennis Cart 533 Moore. Dougbs Raymond 190 Moore. Cary Lee 533 Moore. Jane Ann 268 Moore. Jeneva Carolyn 169 Moore. John Frederick 534 .Moore. Kathleen Ellen 269 Moore. Nblinda Jane 235 Moore. Nbry Ann 158 Moore. Mary Ann 537 Moore. MxheUe Elaine 306 Moore. Paul Henry 287 Moore. Rxhard William 171 Mcore, Scot Benton 196 Moorhead. Margaret S. 167.537 HI Moorman. Kay Ellen 234 Mora. Ralph 187 Nloeaies. Monica Joyce 252 Moran. Kathcnne Louise 308 Moran. Nbry Patricia 214 Moran, Virginia Lynn 307 More head. Deborah Leigh 532 Moreland. Card Louise 305 Moreland. Jennifer P 264.266 Moreland. Mxhaei Eugene 93 Moreno, Jorge Albert 261 Morey. Kirk Patrick 534,183 Morgan. Debra 387 Morgan. Edward John. Jr. 196 Morgan. Kimberly Dale 239 Morgan Lisa Ann 258 Morgan. Lori Ann 533 Morgan. Marsha Sue 251.252 Morgan. Nbry Lou 235 Morgan, Phillis Rena 2(6 Morgan. Scoet Matthew 172 Morgan. Thomas Dale 295 Ntonius. Themmi 265.377 Monngstar. Mxhaei D 533 Mocone. Teresa Ann 162 Morr. Teresa Man 240 Morrill. Carta Renee 307 Morris, James Edward 258 Moms. Keith A 286 Morris. Nbrunn 340 Morrison. Ann Louise 302 Morrison. Donald Mark 206 Monison. Louts Joel 297 Mormon. Sheila Mine 222 Morrison. Tern Ann 532 Mors . Cathy Lynn 161 Mon . Stuart Dougbs 251 Morteil. Nlxhael Edward 193 Mortmsen. Barbara Ann 165 Morton. VVUIiam 8 293.259 Moryl. Nona A. 302 Moshaugh. Paige 269 Moser. John Vandcrtyn 296 Moses. Anne EUzabcth 265 Moss. Deborah Kav 531 Nlosa, John David 328 .Moss. Laura Jean 543 Nloss. Nbry Jean 234,239 Moss. Mary- R 532 Moss. Sharron Ann 26° Ntoster. Bernadette C 228 Motx. Cynthia Ann 2(0 Motx. Thomas Paul 180 Nlountswr. Thomas Weller 183 Moya. Dean Samuel 199 Moyer. Kimberly Shea 160.104 Nfonna. Ellen Marie 261 Ntravca. Karen Marie 532 Mraz. George Ravmond 286 Mrrlaci. Beth Ann 305 Muccunin . Martin t 217 Muckley. Thomas James 541 Mueller, James Francis 254 Mueller, Kann Ann 300 Mucfier. Nbrk A 225 Mueller. Mxhaei John 541 554 Muffler, Kuril td (.riitlcv 181 Neff. Kalhenne Dune 283 Norm. Nancy Ann 541 Oren. James Arthur 258 PasquinrOi. Arthur B 378 Mulcahey. David C. 172 Neff, Linda Ruth 169 Norm. Robert C. 102 Oren. William Alien 533 Passatume. Karen Sue 305 Mttohqr, Timothy Mark 199 Neff. Lynda Ann 258 North. Cathy Lynn 280 Orey. Michael A.. Ill 139 Patacsil. Frank Andrew 105 Muldocm. Andrew Or ant 208 Neher. Larry A 286 Norton, Bill Jay 109 Omdorft. Dennis Lee 538.541 Patucsil, Theodore J 105 Muldocm. Karen Ihcresa 157 Neiheitel. Lori E 281 N’otto4i. Judy Ann 137 Ords. Dasid Robert 181.105 Patchett. Becky Eileen 532 MulhciUnd, |udy l.ynn 532 Netted. Marcia Elaine 268 Notion, Brooke Leonora 160 Orr, Kathryn 281 Pattee. Marylyn 30! MuHnh. David Jeffrey 251 Nelles, Erika Lynn 308 Novak. Genevieve Ann 251 Orrtle. B F XU Patten. Christine Marie 104 Mulkey. Buhira Ann 170,336 Nelson Brian Wayne 286 Novak, Linda Ann 539 Ortu. Beverly Mane 24! Patten. Dinah Joann 274,275 Mullen lulu Ann 107 Nelson. Christina Lynne 268 Novas. Jeanne Blair 167.539 Ortman. Scot Anthony 259 Patterson. Mucha ! Brian 274 Mullet. Robert Paul 531,28$ Nelson. Cynthia 170 344 Ortman. Timm M 189 Patton. Angela Caprice 258 373 Nelson, Dean Bemarr 539 Novosel. Linda Jean 167 Ortstadt, Andrew Dyer 180 Patton. Cynthia Sue 306 Mulligan. Kathleen Anne 5X3 Nelson. Joan Marie 169 Nowusinski. Norman Neal 18 OrtyL Thomas Theodore 535 Patton. Danse) Warren 2«5 Mutts. Mark Leon 286 Nelson, Judith Ann 536 Noyes. Cynthia Gail 266 Osborn, Christy Ann 264. 265 Patton. Gary Ray 293.258 Mumford. Vivian Alice 537 Nelson. Lory Anne 282 Noyes. Maty Lee 167.387 Osborn, Daniel Dale 541 Patton. June Eluabrth 169 Munger. Steven Joseph 260 Nelson. Paul Kendall 533 Nutter. Natalie Ann 239 Osborn Jem Wesley 252 Pauken. IXmald Scott 283 Munro. John Sheldon 193 Nelson. Scott Denning 187 Nycum. Patrick Michael 258 Osborne, Victoria Caver 167 Paul leffrey W 190 Munro, Thomas Vernon, |r 93 Nelson. Sharon Lynn 305 Nyr. Theodore W SN Osbum, Rebecca Lynne 266 Pauls, George Anthony 93 Munsetl. lane Kathryn 158 Nelson. Tamara Jean 258 Nyhn. Enid Marie 302.303 Osleger. Ales Paul 93 Paulsen, Patrick Allen 188 Murphy. Blair Joseph 275 Nenng. Douglas Richard 188 304.5 3 Osl Linda Marie 261.137 Pawtik. Ronald John S3 Murphy. Brian Lee 531.259 Neukranx, Thomas Ward 320 Osteegaard. Judith E. 153 Paston. Margaret Jean 305 260 Neuman, Robert Paul 533.539 Osterman. Jeffrey Lee 534 Payne. Mary Susan 267 Murphy. Bey an Roy 293 286 Ostrander. John Keller 2M Payne. Pamela M 152 Murphy, F Bradley 189 Neurruter. John Roy 208 Osucha. Charles Dean U� Payonk. Karen Ann 281 Murphy. James Thomas 280 Neuscr, Janice Mary 539 O'Sullivan. Thomas M 293 Peak. Michele 241 Murphy. Lisa Dunne 301 Neuts. Catherine Jenny 251.256 -O- Oswalt. Krystal Alatnr 239 Peale. Steven Keith 142 Murphy, Minam Ann 282 Neville. Susan Anne 103 Oswalt. Teresa K 393 Peatv. Tammy Helene 25! Murphy. Pamela Dee 261 Newby. Hilary Sherwood 533 Ottiftger, Jo Anne 214 Pearce, Thomas C . 11 296 Murphy. Patricia |ane 269.169 Newby. L Kristin 532 Oard. Ronald Joseph 295 Oulevey. Peter 205 Pearson. Brian Charirs 194 Murphy. Shannon Rove 151.540 Newcomb, Amy Jane 260 Oat� . Michael Wayne 393 Ovetton. Frank M 293 Pearson. Gay 2TO 393 Newcomb. Laura Denise 131 Oatman. Laurie Lynn 538 Overman. Mary Ann 300 Pearson. Pamela Craig 30! Murphy, Sheryl Renee 261.265 Newcomer, Sue Ann 153.5 3 Oatman. Mark Alien 281 Overmann. Bonnie Sue 11! Pearson, Pamela Fay 543 Murphy. Steven Vincent 207 Newell. Jana Marie 159 Obencham. Marianne 259 Overmier. Linda Sue 373 Pease. Danart Wayne 210 Murray. Robert Francis 533 New house, Mark Andrew 534 Oberhoftxer. Tracy Allen 283 Overpeck. Douglas Allen 293.332 Peck. Denise Anne 522.226 Murray. Roger Scott 283 Newkirk, Teresa Jasmvnr 268.239 Obermayer. Jdl Ann 283,326 Owen. David Andrew 259 Pecore. Ekyjgtn Edwin 20! Murray, Rosalinda 220 Newnun. Jeffrey Mark 288 Oberthur. EUrabeth E 303 Owen, James Mathew 93 Peczkowska. James Joseph 295 Murray. Thomas Allen 255 Newman, Jennifer Diann 302.303 O'Brien. William James 387 Owens. Eh abeth C 236 Pedersen. Erse Erlang 182 Murrish. Dale Edward 294 Newman, Richard Jay 259 Obuch. Dune Mane 305 Owens. Joyce Ellen 301 IVdv’ne. Gerard Louis 373 Murrish. Dune Mane 235 Newman. Valerie Dni 158 O'Connell. Ann Mane 162 Owens. Rose Alene 229 Ped inski. James R 199 Murtha. Kathryn Anne 265 Newsome. James Franklin 172 O’Connell. Kevin Michael 260 Owoc. Kimberly Ann 166 Pegan. Raymond Edward 534 Muscarello, John Andrea 326 Newsome. Sheri Lee 157. 151 O'Connor. Catherine Mane 166 Osholm. Luis F 259 Peiker. Eginhard Josef 258 Mussato. Nancy Jane 265 Newton. Cathleen Ruthann 166 O'Connor. Edward Timothy 393 Ozots. Perry Phifcp 533 IVkkannen Patrick A 286 Murnilo. Steven Paul 295 Newton, David Michael 195 O'Connor. Joseph Patrick 288 Pel Jeanne Ann 269 MumHo. William Allen 373 Newton, Stephen Thomas 534.258 O'Connor. Kanna 269 Petligra. Michael L 336.194 Myerholti, Lynn Urine 158 Nev, Kenneth Guv 283. 294 O'Connor. Kathleen A. 533 Pemberton. Robin L 5 3 Myers. Chris Eric 205 Neyer. David F. 173 OCull. Larry Douglas 2S6 —P— Pence, flame Chnstme 281 Myers. Ctndi Lou 163 Neyman. Susan Mane 373 O Damel Jayne Elizabeth 532 Pence. Terrence Lynn 280 Myers. Donald Ray 93 Nguyen. Kimmai Thl 532,533 Odefl. Lesa Ann 154 Penkahki. Paul Gerard 260 Myers. Gregory Keith 187 Nguyen, Viet Anh Van 538 Oden, Caroline Louise 166 Paarfberg. Charles Lee 175.540 Penkowski. Cheryl Ann 160.372 Myers. Laura Therese 303 Nichols. Jennifer lav 308 Odle. Jack 540 329 532 Myers. Laun Lee 169,210 Nichols. Laurie Ann 304 Odie, Jill Patrice 324 Paariberg. Susan Joy 226 Penrod. Christopher C. 2 0 373 Nichols. Lee Robert 280 Odle. Scott Edwin 175,327 Paoho, Michael Joseph 205 Penrod. Karen Diane 306 Myers. Lori Jan 151 Nichols. Stephen Craig 296 O'Donnell. Anne Therese 235 Page. Karen Ann 153 Penrod. Marilyn Ruth 265 Myrrson. Jeffrey Scott 176 Nicholson. Ovaries Kellh 227 O'Donnell. Mary Lee 281 Page. Lisa Ann 538.237 Peoples. Robert William 296 Mytnbnk Debbie 103 Nicholson. Eric William 282 ODortneil. Michael Soxi 533 Paglis. Laura L 308 Pepples. Susan Key 266 Nicholson, Sylvia Ruth III O'Dowd. Kevin Jerome 208 Pahod. Michael Edwin 192 Pcrofield. Luann Gayle 258 Nickel, Catherine Louise 239 Oeding. Brian Thomas 275 Painter, Patricia Beth 327 Peregrine Christopher R 205 Nickles. James Harry 224 OTarorfl, Tara Lynn 265 PalisL Sarah Jean Ann 304 Pcregnne, Roberta Ann 255 Nicolucci. Maria C 265 Offhaus. Carl Christian 255 Palka. Robert Thomas 204 Perez. Patrick A 174 Niehoff. David WlHam 175.327 Offhaus. Dawn L 280 Pall . Kathleen Ruth 154 Perkins. Jeffrey Ison 207.534 —V- Niehoff. Kathleen Sue 346.344 Ogai. John K 538.541 Palmer, Cheryl Ann 158 Perkins. Kirk Minor 213 Niehus. Brian Michael 261 Og-Jvv. Ann Elizabeth 265 Palmer. Keith Warren 533.379 Perry. Ccdnc Cerad 93 Nirkamp. Cynthia Ann 372.538 Ogle. Mark Edward 275 Palmer. Laurel Jean 242 Perry. Christopher L 251 NageJ. Elizabeth Slanc 268 3 4.346 O'Keefe. Patrick William 294 Palmer. Steven Ivle 215 Perry. Noel Edmund 280 N'annenga. Roger John 533 73 dander. Jocelyn CUire 324 Palaieter, Doug D. 172 Perry. Steven David 533 Nasenbenny. Dane Anthony 105 Nietander. Mary Anne 103 Oldham. Kim Elaanr 161 Pampalone. Mark Joseph 199 Pen. Cheryl Ann 5 3.373 Nash Gayle Shan X � .VSeraan. Erik Arthur 261 O'Leary . Elaine Carol 158 Paodak. Debra Rose 251 Pershing. Carol Joy 266 Nash. Janet Roberta 166 Niemeier. Jeffry Keith 286 Oleary. Jeffrey Shawn 20 Panfil. Von in Lenorr 258 Peruguu. Gina 277 Nash, Steven Douglas 535.375 Niemeyer, Julia Ann 304.539 CXciger, Laura Jo 303 Papenmcser. Davsd C 286 Pesaresi. Annamana 246 Naultv, Terrance Peter 212 NiemoeUer. Donna Jean 240 drier. April Sue 242.233 Papincluk, Pamela Lynn 532.251 Pesch. Matthew Joseph 252 Navarra. Daniel Alan 294 Niepokot. Card Ann 258 diver. Nancy Joan 261 Paramore. Bruce Lee 5X3 Peter. Jeffrey Franco 373 Nasslle. Betty Carol 275 Nierman. Steven F 287 Olivieri. Michael James 533 Parcel Mark Alan 2 0 Peter, Joanne E 261 Naville. Judy A 536 Nieto. Leticia Alicia 255 doughlin. Jeffrey T. 199 Parducci. Valentina M 156 Peterman. Lynne 258 Naylor. Donald Lee 188 Niewrglowski. C M 258 Olsen. Douglas Carl 296 Park. Steven Earl 534 Peters. Caroi Jane 30 Naylor. Susan Dee 252 Nik,dev. Harry Stergsos 176 Olsen. Leslie Ann 532 Parke. Tina Louise 538.541 Peters. Deborah Susan 30! Nead Barbara Ann 137 NikirV. Ronald Bryan 294,93 Olsen, Mike Frederick 205 Parker. Donna L. 540.104 Peters, Judith Ann 304 Neale. Nancy A 167 N3a. Brsan Michael 174 Olsen. Myles Sumner, til 207.340 Parker. Douglas Allen 20 Peters. Michael C. 540 Neargardet. Mark Alan 251 Nilson. Jayne Louise 301 Olson. Charles Christian 189 Parker. Jayne Elizabeth 234 Peters. Michael Richard 283 Neary. John Philip 205 Nine. Thomas Michael 193 Olson. Debra Jean 162 Parker, Scott Edwin 275 Peters. Scott Richard 182 Neddenriep. Karen Ruth 252 Niva. Mana Emma Cecil j 264,268 Olson. Douglas W 2S8 Parker. Tern Lynn 301.532 Peters. Susan Elaine 162 Needham. Jeffrey Carl 291. 532 Nixon. Anne Lynnell 269 Olson. Knstie Sue 329.162 Parkison, Kent Alan 2 0 Petersburg Alan Richard 538 Needham. L 213 Nixon. Margaret Regina 153 Olszewski. Clifford E 533.182 Parks. Bradley Donovan 217 Petersen George E- 190 Needham. Robert J. 293 Noble. Carol Ann 237 CHund. Paul Lesbr 533 Parks. Gaylor Lutrel 237 Peteeson. Allen Eric 538 Heedler. Phillip Arthur 175 Noble. Jerri Lyn 240 O'Malley, Kevin Peter 199 Parks. Richard James 184 Peterson. Andrew C . Jr. 191 Neeley. Brian Hubert 175 Noden. Mary Beth 170 O’Malley. Timothy James 533 Parti. Teresa J. 236 Peterson. Craig Alan 204 Neelev. Connie Jo 251 Noel. Michelle Denise 270 O'Meara. Kathleen F 252 Pamgan. Jeanlne 154 Peterson. IXrngUs W. 196 Neely. Linda Sue 137 Nolan. David Earl 293 OmhoJt. Nancy Grace 159.323 Parrish. Mark Anthony 252 PWerson. Hubert D 295 Neely. Lisa Marie 301 Nolan. Lynn Patncu 323.336 Oruk. Joan Mane 222.539 Parry. David Wesley 538 Peterson. Jeffrey Uran 189 Neely, Scott H. 176 Nolan. Timothy Lee 533.183 O'Neal. Chnstme lee 164.111 Parry, Heatlver Grace 162 Peterson. Kurt William 105 Neeper. Nancy I 282 Nolen. James Jay 212 151 Parsley. Robin Elizabeth 268 Peterson. Mary Clare 226 Nees. Robert Mondon 208 Nommensen. Robert C. 93 O'Neil. Anthony B. 212 Parsons. Carol Lynn 303 Peterson. Matthew Robert 190 Nees. Sharon Elaine 237 Nonce. Kevin Joseph 173 O'Neil. Kathy Sue !«• Parsons. Eric John 210 Peterson. Michael W. 533 Neese. Ronald Edwrit.il 212 Noon. Jennifer Theresa 235 O'Neta. Brian KeBy 294 Parsons. Gary Thomas 258 Peterson. Scott Alien 5X3.183 Necse. Tammi Dunn 240 Nord. George Robert 292 O-Neifl, Stephen Rweph 326 Parsons. Lawrence Joseph 199 Petgen. Jennifer Susan 252 Neff. Douglas loseph 533 Noretka. Rita Heitn 537.165 Opel Man Ellen 283.326 Fatten. Elizabeth Helen 301. 372 Petras. John Robert 533 Netl. Jane 5 160.532 Norman. Timothy Timothy 1.. 533 Opila. Lawrence Joseph 281 Paschen. Bradley Lewis 187.327 Petrosky. Teresa Ann 281 109 Ncerts. Charlotte Ann 258 Oreffice. Andrew Thomas 251.379 Paikert Kimberly Ann 300 Petrous. WiUum Alan 288 5S5 Petros, Mary Michelle 234 Petty. IXsjglat Scot! 287 Pettit, Rhonda Sue 265,540 Petr old. Ruth Emily 283 Peugh. Darrel Eugene. If 329 Peyton. David Eugene 539.538 Wall. Linda lee 280 Itallenberger, C, 153 Pfnfrr. Karen A 532 Ptnlet. Anna Catherine 153 FTuter. Alke Mane 304 Ptlster, Matthew Charles 208 PfohL Robert Mitchell 538.207 Ptoser. Dune Sharon 268.2 9 PfundhriWt, Randall C. m Phelps. Bnrnl Carter 2 7 Phelps. Catvy Howard 105 Phcnegar. Luarvi Lynn 235 Pherson. Patrick Andrew 294,533 Phillippt. Bruce James 206 Phillip . Amy Leigh 306 Phillips. Bradley Alim 533. 184 Phillips. Bruce Alan 173 Phillips. Cart Eugene 286 Phillips. Chert Lynn 300 Phillips. Cheryl Lyn 265 Phillips. Kevin lohn 252 Phillips, Mark Edward 225 Phillips. Susan lym 538.S41 Piatt. Edward Scott 109 Pica. Anthony P Jr. 225 Pickard, Sharon L 307 Pickering. Robert David 93 Pickett. Denise Lynn 228 Pickett. Mark Gerald 204 Pickett. Robtn Earl Dean 287 Pickle. William Neel. II 286 Ptdcock, Sandra Kay 240 Plechocio. Michael J. 186 Plec ykotan. Jane E. 307 Plepenbrtnk. Stephen L 178 Pleper. Joyce Mane 531.538 Pierce. Cregoey Eugene 535 Pierce. Jeanne Mane SCO Pierce. Stanley Gaylord 182 Pierson. Michelle Dune 169 Piets , Henry Joseph 192 Piety, Jay Alan 204 Piety. Jeffrey Mark 204 Plirto. Mary Ann 303 Pllura. Thomas Edward 533 Plnchok, Dune Elizabeth 532 Pink. Thomas M 255 Pletrowiez. Laurel Ann 543 Piper. Liu J 538,541 Plnllo. Frank Thomas 533 Plrko. Thomas Andrew 283.326 rishkur. Kathy Sue 159 Pitcher. Vernon Jerome 193 Pittman. Dane Irene 170.329 Pitts. Dcrryt Anthony 264) Pitts. Pamela Ann 152 Pitts. Sharon Yvette 252 Pitts. Todd Dawson 193 Plzoti. Mary Karen 163 Plahetka. Rose Anne 533 Flaskett. lohn Robert 280.326 Plasterer. Liu Rose 266 Plautx. Danette Julie 239 Plavac. Kathleen Mary 152 Plemrs. Kathleen Anne 240,340 PlepeL Scott Wdbam 173,2 8 Plrshek. Ronald Alan 541 PJoetz. Kanlee Alison 220 PJothow. Karen Christ ire 234.237 Phxhar. Michael Qurtrs 129 ttuchar. Thomas M 179 Pluckebaum Paul Louis 280 Plummer. Lee Am 157 Poat. Mary C. 163 Pochon. Susan Frances 159.329 Pocaekay. Anne Mane 259 Poet. Joseph Brent 225 Pogue, Stesen Wayne 199 Pohl. Mark Albert 2 3.292 Pokorny. lube Dune 237 Pc4ak. Robert Dzugia 207 PCbakovsc. Jeanrue Mane 252 Poland. Lott Joan 266 Poland. Thomas FTynt 533 Rolanka. Eluabeth Mane 167 Polasek. Brian Basil 280 Polk. Thomas Wilson 295 PotkabU. Kcttv Am 251 Poiiey, Margot Elaine 280 PoUitt. Judy Am 111 Pollock. Virginia L 254 Poteun. Sarah Elizabeth 268 Pontiou . Laura Ann 302 Poole. Jai Byron 296 Poole. Thomas Bailey 20! Poole. Vicki Am 535 Pope. Lisa Gave 377 Pope, Saundra Mane 168 Popp. Lawrence Stephen 294 Porroeo, Mark Randall 2 8 Porter, Eluabeth Am 538 Potter, Jranmne Kay 537 Porter. Kirk Todd 297 Porter. Kristine E 257 Porter, Martha Ann 228 Porter. Patncu Sue 170 Porter. Russell WiEum 210 Poakanzer. Debra Am 260 Potkui. Teresa Ntfote 532,240 Posthauer. Laune Susan 237 Poston. Steven WdUam 211 Potter. Brenda Kay 237 Potter. Shozon Kae H. 24) Potter. Tern Lorraine 265.15$ Poltert, Kathryn Lou nr 266 Potucek. Peggy Jo 540 Pound. Jeff J 297 Powefl. Daniel Keith 199 Powefl, Nancy Louise 164 Powefl. Sharon Dune 170 Powefl. Stephen Eugene 21! Powefl, Steven Adonis 337 Powefl. Steven Jay 172 Power. Eluabeth 214 Powers. Beverfy Kay 142 Powers. Sandra Elizabeth 282 Pownell. Beyan Clyde 210 Poyner, Jennifer Lanette 234 Poynter. Angela 305 Prack. Laura Marie 266 Prascak, Brian Lee 204 Prather. Linda Joy P 326 Pratt. Gregoev Lewis 287 Pratt, Jeffrey P. 213 Prechtel. David Robert 2 3 Predho. John Thomas 281 Presley. Charlie B.. Jr. 217 Pres !. Andrea Lynn 540.239 393 Prewitt. Lon Ann 157 Pnce. Jeff M. 210 Pnce. Kirk Leneal 191 Price. Mark Lee 533 Pnce. Martin Alan 174 Price. Rebecca Jane 532.lt Pnmeck. Stesen Lloyd 533.255 Prince. Christopher B 93 Pntchard, David Howard 533 Pritchard, Susan Dune 529 Privoxrok. Cynthu May 53S Pnvouak. Rov Jetty 293 Pro, Lisa Am 264 Proctor. Joe Alim 173 Proctor, Theodore Kent 533 Proffitt. Philip C 533 Pruden. Jay Dee 533 Pruetet, Semen Lee 132.20S Pruitt, Gary Duane 387.320 Pruitt. Robert 93 Pryoe. Joyce Renee 255 Puckett. Lisa Ellen 269 Puckett. Susan Elauie 537 Puetz. Kevin L 2S6 Pulak. William Douglas 196 Pullen. Gerald Brent 296 Pulley. Dawn Aldred 308 Pulley, Linda Lou 377 Puncochar. Stephanie L 269 Parcel!, Richard Alan 189 Purdy, David Wayne 533 Portee. Cheryl Sue 251 Puma. Shevl Lea 332 Puntance. James John 256 Pustz. James Joseph 293 Putman. Brent Dcugiai 295 Putnam. Joel Jon 177 Putney, Jennie Leigh 302. Ill Pytr. Jeff Lee 117 —Q— Quade. Angse D. 23 Que . Mrng Poh 533 Quest. Theresa Anne 236 Quillen. WUium Raymond S39.538 Quillin. Catherine Lynne 305 Quimby. I aura Christine 214 Quintan, Kathleen Marx 2SO Quinn, Anne Mane 307 Quinn. James Patrick 205 Quinn. Margaret .Mary 300 Quinn. Peter William 03 Quinn. Wendy Marlene 326 Quinnett, Miriam Ann 107 Qurnto. Louis llrunu 328 Quitno. Keith Andrew 287 -It- Raab, Dwight Dastd 327 Raabe. Carta Stanr 250,251 Racine. Rick Raymond 259 Radcfcff. Nancy Esther 532 Rader. Teresa D. 238 Radford. WBSum Wayne 286 Radinsky. Robert 2 7 Radpour. Mariam Shoknnj 267.346 Raether. Scott Edward 5X3 Raffaelli. Pamela Mane 237 Rafferty, Emily Sue 532 Ragan, Matthew Phiflip 286 Ragan, farina Leu 300 Ragland. Harry Clay 255 Rahn. Sharry L 306 Rate. Milica 274 Rains, Gordon Bruce 293 Rains, Kristi Lynn 237 Rains. Steve Earl 293 Rainwater. Paula J 305 Rairdoei, Carol Mane 103 Raisor. Jaroce Lynn 532.234 236 Rak, Cynthia Frances 214 Rake, Jude David 208 Ralph. Jennifer Anne 169 Ramey. James Thomas 533.195 Ramkii. Nicholas William 210 Ramhap. Sharon Rose 222 Rammefl. Karen Ann 157.340 Rammetvberg. Dune Rose 2 2 Ramcs-Caro, Blanca J. 274 Ramsarer. Donald Ralph 178 Ramser. Julia Mane 377.275 Ramsey. Ralph Raymond 175 Rand . Cynthia 241 Randall. John Matthew 2 2 Ran del. Kelli Dunne 267 Randefl. Sheflev 236 Rangan. Raju Feb� 538 Rank. Cregoey Allen 1� Rank. John Boyce 201 Rankin. Kara Jean 268 Ranney, Scott WiQum 255 RansdeS. Catherine Anne 164 Rapcr. Charles Kenneth 53S Rapp. Christine Lynn 268 Rapps port. Theo S. 533 Rasmussen. Eric Arden 172 Rasmussen. Thomas Kent 194 Raso. Wendy Anne 266 Rassenfoss. Sarah E 537 Rasswolrr. Jennifer L 266.532 533.326 Rastovsaa. David W 224 Rastovski. Timothy Scott 224 Rathke. Laurel Anne 532 Rathke. Sarah Lvnnc XS Ratliff. Msdielk Dranne 156 Rattay. Walter Keith 295 Ratulowski. John 195 Rauschenberger. Keith W 173 Rave. Terry Lynn 326 Raven. Bruce Lewis 373 Raver. Beth Anne 241 Raver. Stephen Louis 2 6 Rawles. Lari 8 261 Rawkngs. Amy Jo 25$ Raxhngs. Tamara Jo 256 Rawkns. Jay Paul 173 Ray. Keith David 173 Ray. Teresa A- SCO Ray. Teresa Sue 267 Ray, Willie Frank 93 Ray, Will Fredrk. Jr. 142 Rayburn. Deborah Ann 305 Raiwood. Kevin A 181 Razcuk. Mananne Mane 256 Read. Carole Lynn 306 Read. Thomas Michael 171. 177 Reams. Rachel Yvonne 532 Rebeck. Matthew George 539 Rebman. Michael Allen 25 Rev-ktenwall. Am Myrtle 531 Record, Robin Beth 2A2 Reddick. Laune Ann 532.533 Redding, Donald 375 Redding, luura Leigh 254 Redman. Brad J 173 Redman. Connie Lynn 269 Redman. Darcy Elizabeth 156 Redman. Jeffrey Dean 140,205 Redman. Roslyn Gay 156 Reece. Virginia loan 238 Reed. Allison Ann 254 Reed. Ann Michele 153 Reed, James Robert 2 6 Reed. Kenneth Edward. |r. 183 Reed. Rhonda Lees M 277 Reed. William Rodney 533 Reeder. Teresa Mane 152 Reeder. Thomas |ude 539 Reef. Donna Rose 297 Reehhng. Dorothy Lyn 163 Rev Wing. Ronald E. Jr. 192 Reel. Larry Joe 182 Reel. Todd Eugene 182 Reemsnyder. Sally Jo 25S Rees. Bnan Neal 326 Rees. PhUUp Ray 287 Rees. RacheUc Esther 373 Regan. Laurren Anne 256 Regan. Patricia Joan 389 Reibei. Eugene Nicholas 215 Rriber. Martin Edward 18 Reschard. Cynthia J. 537.332 Rocharl. Karen Ann 242 Reschl. Jack Arthur 136 Reid. Jo Ann 160 Revtf. Linda Marie 343 Revkofski, Jeanette A 540.393 Revkofsiu. Judith Anne 305,393 RevXy, Frederick John 190 Reunam. James C. 294 Rein. Cregoey Robert 533.5 3 Reusing . Pamela Sue 169 Remke. Beth Carol 540 Reis. Michael Phillip 533 Rrzvingrr. Keith Alan 205 Reisicr. Richard Allan 295 Reitzug. Man 226 Revva. Judith Anna 240 ReOe. Lisa Jean 281 Remold. Mark Duane 533 Rentud. Paul Louis 207 Rents. Neal T 533 Renner. Linda Jean 101 Renner. Mazy Jane 537 Rentvchler. Karen Mane 259 Repking. Renee Jean 309 Reprogle. Denise Jo 282 Reichar. John Vernon 2)6 Resetgh. David Lee 286 Reske. Scott E. 204 Revsler. Greg Paul 175 Retherfoed. David Alan 540.1 7 Retherfoed. David Gene 93 Retherfoed. Nancy Jo 235 Retherfoed. Randall D. 288 Retnnger. Jon Ovaries 540 Reutzei. Randv Dean 536.2S! 373 Rewwvr, Heidi Marta 373 Reyes. Cyndua C. 235 Reynolds. Cynthu Ann 332.329 Reznik, Kimberly Ann 228,536 Rhamy. Ellen Louise 163.532 151 Rhoades. .Wantyn Mane 169 Rhoades. Susan Kay 259 Rhoads. Cale Kevin 175,255 Rhodes. Gary Anthony 533 Rhodes. Lvnda Suzanne 160 Rhodes. Trm Patncu 167 Rxe. Daniel Kent 176 Rice. Douglas Edward 212 Rice. John Charles 294 Rice, Luther Howard 287 Rice. Thomas Ambler 538.541 Radi. Nancv Am 532 Rich. Sheryl 159.387 Richard. James Troosion 288 Richards. Sandy Mark 296 Rschard . Susan Kay 26 1 Richardson. Bnan Ray 1% Richardson. Daniel L 533 Richardson. Gregory lohn 534 Richardson. Laura Lyn 240 Richardson. Richard 2% Richardson, Tamara Sue 302 Richaton. Douglas Eugene 208 Rtcheson. Brett Lee 533.288 Richmond. Marianne Jean 265 Richter. Scott Frederick 250.254 Richter. Todd Douglas 258 Richter. WlDtam David 109 Rickkfs. Stesen Michael 287 Rickmann. Peter J, 198 Rickmon, Randy Leroy 54! Riddell. Jennifer Anne 183 Riddkk. Christine T 326 Ridge. Linda fane 220,213 Ridgeiy. Kathleen Ann 280 Riedel, fan Louise 24(1 Rxgle. Kathy Ann 307 Riekr. Julia Ellen 250 Riemenschneider. Beth L 259 Rues. Susie Beth 159.344 (Utter, Michele Judith 280 iUorun. Rebecca Mane 265 Rxtveid. Robert C 540 Rde, Scott Berry 252 Rdtart, Bradley Gene 542 Riggs. David Cary 206 Riggs. Laura Jo 228 Rsgsbv. Joseph Eugene 189 Rigsby. Mark David 283.326 Rshm. Carolyn Louise 252 Rilev. Clark Walter 194 Rdcy. Kelly Anne 268 Riley. Kim Michelle 282 Rme. Mark David 206 Ringmberg. Linda Mane 304 Ringer, lames William 139 Rm gland. Pamela Etainc 30! Riot. Maria Mitagros 255 Ripberger. Clarence R 189 Risk. Kathryn Sue 340 Risk. Roger Todd 199 Risler. Daniel Andrew 53$ Ritchie. Scott Das id 199 Ritter. Dennis Bnan 533 Rivera. Pedro Lues 533 Rix. Glenn Jay 539.538 Roach. Betsy Ann 301 Roach. Crete hen Robin 332 Roach. Jeffrey Alien 536 Roach. Marcia Ann 306 Roark. Darlene Mane 242 Rcoth. Cynthia Ann 269 Robarge. James E, Jr. 533 Robbins. Daniel Freeman 53$ Robbins. Deborah Kay 281 Robbins. Kristy Jean 282 Roberson. Keith Stesen 293.204 Roberts. Cathy Denshaw 267.532 Roberts. Charles Kelly 274 Roberts. Dale Burton 165 Roberta. Gregory Allen 543 Roberts. Jeffrey Lynn 251 Roberts. Mary Dawn 522 Roberta. Mary Hope 258 Roberts. McSreta Kay 275 Roberts. Richard L. 217 Roberts. Teresa M 300 Robertson. Barbara Lynn 157 Robertson. Ir.grr 255 Robeson. Kevm Lawrence 175.377 Robicneau. Wayne A. 326 Robin ion. Amy Louise 259 Robinson. Bonnie Sue 336 Robinson. James Earl 187 Robinson, Lea Anne' 261 Robinson. Mark Haren 332 Robinson. Mary Anne 164.532 Robinson. Mavis Ann 268 Robinson. Randall Curtis 181 Robinson. Steven Robert 294 Rcbmton. Thomas Michael 533 Robenson. Tonya Webster 303.540 Robison. Donald Bnsben 327 Robison. James Daniel 540 Robfan. John Erie 225 Robrock. Edeen Rene 160 Robrock. Valerie Kay 160 Rochloed. Mark Joseph 2 6 Roc thill. Jean Ann 164.283 Rockstroh. Cynthia Lynn 377.238 55 Rodcvkvr. Came Jane 1 6 Roden, John Andrew 193 Kcvlnguez. Fernando lim 333 Rody. Steven Kent 281 Roe. Lena lane 320 Roeenett. DougLi Andnew 170 Rogan. lohn Webtkr D 192 Rojgr . Bruce Hyde 333.297 Rogrr . Gregory Charic 293 Roger . Laurel L. 282 Roger , Rebecca Suzanne 532.214 Roger , Shartua Marx 252 Roger . Steven Paul 252 Roger . Toni ter 234 Rohm. Matthew Robert 195 Roix. Cheryl Annette 231 Rutte . Paul leneph 132 Room, Harold E 533.198 Romm . |o ej h Michael 250.255 Roenberg. Lauren Rene 258 Roenine. Michael Wayne 211,373 Roeidinetti. Pat Carroll 283 Roesdinl, Jell Jmeph 183 Roop. Martha Ann 321 Root. Cheryl Lynn 222 Root. Lluabeth Helen 328 Ropp. Kenneth Leon 32 Rosandvch, Mike A 283 Rothaek, Kalhrnne Marie 22 RoKka. Anne Mine 237.233 Ro c. Mark Edward 174 Rotemever. Fredrick 1, 224 Rownbaum, Been! Alan 227 Rosenbaum, Paul Samuel 183 Rosenberger. Kurt D 184 Ro er. Terry Drsnn 259 Rotich. Ronald Allen 378 Rome . Linda Kathleen 32 Rosa. Curts Robert 29 Row. Daniel Philip 102 Row. Jo Lynn 532 Row. Joy Lynne 239 Rom. Kay Marx 268 Rom. Laura Margaret 258 Rom. Mary Mcf� a 104 Ro� � . Pamela Judith tS4 Rom. Tim Robert 2 0 Roth. Carol Anne 152 Roth. David Paul 274 Roth. Deborah Anne 332 Roth. Elizabeth Anne 162 Roth, Johnna A. 213 Roth, Randall Dougla 538,541 Roth. Richard Allan 192 Roth. Sandra Nav 302,532 323 Roth. Sutan Ann 538.541 Rottschaler. Rhonda Beth 532 Roodebuah. Bradley Todd 2S9 Roodebuth. Kathryn Jo 258 Reu h, Thomas C.. |r, 533.194 Rowe. James Walter 543 Rowe. Kel AByn 237 Rowe, rnnothv Patnck 283 Roy. Michelle Marx 222 Royer. Patricia Renee 308 Royer. Richard Sean 538 Rover, Kent Wayne 212 Royer. Paul (oteph 93 Rorwat. John I 5X3.189 Ruar . Debra Ann 2 8 Roark. Robert 208 Rubocha. Robert J. 275 Ruble. Ned Eugene 275 Rocker. Leigh Ann 326 Ruder. Lynn Mane 305 Ruderman. Marc Steven 195 Rudm. Mark Joseph 282 Rudsset. Scott Allen 208 Rudman. Carla Xema 300 Rudman. Kevin 538 Rudolph. Brian Norwood 533 Rudolph. Roger Lee 199. 327 Rudolph, Terri Leah 2 6.532 Rudolph, Torn Renee 2 6. 532 Rudyanski, Wade Joseph 533.393 Rueger. Ricky Lee 533.176 Ruetrmk. Katherm L 158.539 Rufi. Dawn Suzanne 239 Rugglev. Cynthia Lynn 327 Ruiz-Ramon. Pablo F. 39 Rukavma. Peter lanvr 178.346.344 RuksuV , Brian Raymond 287 Rullnunn. Steven Carl 295 Rulen. Kenneth B 175.327 RumschUg Barbara Jane 220 Rund. Susan Lynn 5X7 Runyan. Edward Keith 207.142 Ruplev. Brian Eugene 183 Ruppe. Anrx lenote 259 Ruppeevht. James Kent 378 Ruppceeht. Linda Sue 373 Ruvche, Steven Dnin 533 Rush, Btrt Ultima 393.205 Rushing. Michael Lev 372.20 Rusk. Deborah Lynn 269 Ru w!l, LA'borah Lynne 2 5 Russell. Joseph Patnck 18 RinseU, Karen Sue 281.137 Russell, Kathleen Ann 332 Russell. Michael Anthony 186 Russell. Rkhjrd Alan 207 Roth. David Bnar. 1% Rutherford, Anne Lethe 301 Rutkm. David Joseph 224 Ruttenberg. Denise Ann 304 Ryan. Janet Mane 166 Ryan, lean Ann 532.340 Ryan. Joyce Diane 22 Ryan. Steve B 190 Rvba. Steven Michael 251 Rybteka. Card Ann 535 Ryding. John Martin 543 Ryland. Nancy Virginia 301 Saam. Annette EJuabeth 304 Saba. Steven Anthony 294 Sabens. Creg Jame 142 Sacked Leo L 185 Socko. Beverly Joan 302 Saddler. Craig Allen 183 Sadler. Phillip M 539 Sadowski. Michael Joseph 297 Sahanan. Jean Marie 152.346 379 Sahlmanrt. Kurt Loots 180 Sahm. Edwin Cofhng 109 Sailor. |une Kay 237 Sailor. Steven L. 178 Seiko. Craig Adam 204 Sakacv, John M 296 Sakai. Kevin Thomas 286 Sjkcctyi. Eluabeth Ann 307 Salatin. Randall. Scot! 18 Sales. Martha Jane 2 8 Salette. Keith David 199 Salgat. Anthony James 287 Saiga t. Karra Lynn 283 Saligoe. Joseph Alan 201 Salmon. Mike Wayne 100 Salsbcty. Jeffrey Alan 172 Salsbery. Randall Lee 172 Saltojane Linda K 32 Sampson, Timothy Wayne 32 Samulowttr. MiUacmt 281 Sandberg. Stuart Daniel 282 Sander. Joan Ellen 531 Sanders. David T 255 Sanders. Lynn E 275 Sanders. Mary Jane P 531 Sanders. Sarah Jo 532 Sanderson. Bradley Dean 259 Sanderson. Victor Alan 538 Sandhagr. Kenneth Henry 538 Sandhage. Mary Esther 540 SamSeben. Cynthu Lou 154 Sanford. Nancy Joy 101 Sanger. Kenneth Bateson 180 Sannefla. Joseph Anthony 280 banner. Linda Leigh 307 Santangcle. Joanne Beth 1 7 San tel. Donald Joseph 340 Santiago, Pedro Ivan 255 Smtino. Leonard C 181 Santceo. Brim P 207 Sargent. Boon W, 344 Strbtto. Regina Marie 23 Sartxcka. Ann M 326 Strtain. William John 198.340 SsssoU. Marcel, 111 174 Satkamp. Mark CdKin 28 Satoski. Jeffrey Charles 182 Saderty. Alan Gilbert 178 Sotterly. Catofcnc Ann 101 Saunders. Brett Lawrence 29 Saunders. Janet Lynn 157 Savage. David Alim 533 Savage. Kevin Michael 293 Sawicki. Daniel James 109 Sawyer, D Bradley 192 Saylcr. lohn Elliott. Jr 533 Scales, Sheryl Lynne 154 Schoeht. Patricia Star 532 Schaefer, Luann Man 306 Schaefer. Paul W . Jr 294 Schaeffer. Daniel Craig 28 Schaeffer. Jon D 294 Schaeiel. Pamela Sue 1 0,396 150 Schaler. Jame Lawrence 204 Schafer. Janice Marx 537 Schafer. Julia Cook 1 3 Schafer. Thoma M 192 Schaffer. Dannah Lynn 303 Schaffsfeln. Ann Carole 237 Sehall. Judith Lynn 250,254 Sc halier. David Allen 180 SchaDwtg. Nicole D. 283 Schauman. Dennis John 252 Schaus, James Rcbert 379.387 Schiiey. Deborah Lynn 535 Scheck. Carla Jean 302 Scheele, Anrx Bridefl 239 Scheele. Paul M . Jr 538.18 Scheele. Robert Clark 259 Scherudr. Alice Carol 237 Scheldt. Brian Lee 180 Scheldt. Steven Kart 180 SehciL David Lout 29b Scheiilln. Gcralyn L. 532 ScheSer. Mary Beth 282 Schenk, Kimberly Joy 301 Schenk. Sheila Mane 234 Scher. Cynthia Ann 308 Sc her, Ray A. 194 Scher. Timothy Robert 340,183 Seheumann. Joseph Edgar 258 Schiedermayer. Brett Jay 259 SehterhoU, Kathrvn Sue 377 Schjffb. Cheryl Ann 103 Schdhng Robert James 29 SduBinger. Jim C. 286 Schrnimri. John David 295 Schimmel. Keith Andrew- 293.533 Schindler. Jacques 1_ 2 1 Sehlebeckrr. Cecile M 2 0 SchJeehtwvg Myrtem Karl 28 SchJegrl. Cynthia Marie 1 3 Sehiegel. Laura Ann 253 SchJegel. Maty Ann 540 Schlarumann. Richard I. 288 ScWosser. Sari Lea 242 Sc Wundt. Steven Michael 93 SchmaL Patricia Rose 1 2 Schcxddmg. Brenda Ann 1 0. 151 Schmedduig. Karra Dim 2 0 Schmedtje. Diane Marie 305 Schmid. Cynthu Ann 255 Schmid. Eluabeth Ann 2 4. 26 Schmidlm. Angels Mane 156 Schmidt. Chris Groege 372 Schmodt. Elizabeth A 267 Schmidt. Helen Marx 235 Schmidt. Jennifer Anne 237 Schmidt. Lone Joan 538.34 344 Schmidt. Michael Wi2u«n 252.256 Schmidt Scott David 287.373 Schmitt. David John 373 Schmitt. John Matthew 2 1 Schmitt. Teresa Gercttr 1 2 Schmitt. Theodore Jerome 2 0 Schmitz. Peter Michael 293 Schmitz. William D 199.340 Schneider. Cynthu Mane lfO.241 Schneider. Victor Albert 531 SchneUr. Christopher R 533 Schnur. Keith Euieme 193 Schnur. Maria Denise 2 5 Schnur. Mary louise 532.237 Schoby, Amv Elaine 222 Schoeff, Donald Joseph 259 Schoeff. Susan Elizabeth 535 Schoeff. Thoma K 187 Sehoefflcr. David James 295 Sehoenke. Sheryll Ann 235 Sehofer. Charles Wyant 192 Schonunrr. Kathryn Ann 1 3 Schemer, James Stephen 533 Schooler. Jerry Libert 295 Schooiey. Jay Ward 533.277 Schopp. Susunrx Marx 303 Schott. Man Ann 214 Schott. Thcena Louis 225 Schroder. Michael C 32 Schrand. Helm Patricia 239 Scheecungost. Suzanne I 2 7 Schzock. )ame� Calvin 539.538 Schroder. Rebecca Lynn 237 Schzocder. Barbara Ann 531 S breeder. Eric Karl 28 Schzoeder. Kathy Lynn 28! Sc hr order. Richard C. 205 Schroeder. Susan Kay 342 Sehroeder, Warren R. 538.541 Schzoeder. Wendy S. 154 Sehzoer. Beyan John ISO Schubert. Bart Carl 373 Schucsslrr. Robert Loui 280.378 Schurtz. Jeffrey Michael 180 Schuljak, Kimberly t 2 6 Schulte. David 102 Schultae . Gary Charles 538 Schultz. David R 207.340 Schultz. Urn Lee 304 Schultz. Karra Faye 156 Schultz. Kenneth Karl 178 Schultz. Leslie Jean 131 Schultz. Marcella Mane 258 Schultz. Marv Elizabeth 259 Schultz. Michael Ross 252.256 Schum. John Matthew 251 Schumacher, Annette Kav 252 Schamm. Mark Edwin 533 Schuster. Barbara Eva 238 Schuvter. Robert Wayne 296 Schutz. Jill Ann 2 5 Schuyler. Jill Allyn 235 Sehuyler. Kimberly Ann 158 Schwab. Leona Rise 304 Schwalier. Mary Beth 5X3 Schwartz. Dan Edward 183 Schwartz. Elizabeth T. 281 Schwartz. Stephen S. 109 Schwartz. Timothy W 193 Schwartzkopf. leva Jean 265 SchweigeL Suzanne Lynne 2 8 Schweikher. Gregory A 178 Schwenk. Peggy Lee 305 Schwran. Barbara Ellen 258 Schwentker. Amy O refine 1 4 Schwer. Donald Roy. Jr. 93 Schwenng, Regina Anne 152 Schwtn. John A 189 Schwing. Colet Dawn 2.W Schwinn. Kevin Scott 258 Schwinn, Kimberly $ a« 281 Schwoppe. Grrtchen Kav 15 437 Sofnr . Jenny Lee 93 Scott. 8envdan Kvie 533 Scott. Christopher John 295.93 Scott. Deborah Yvonne 375 Scott. Dougla Bruce 251 Scott. John David 199 Scott. Judith Elaine 373 Scott, Jobe Ann 152 Scon. Kevin Richard 538.373 32 Scott. Leonard 93 Scott. Ronald Ray ITS Scott. Susan Elaine 283 Scott. Victor Ruben 375 Scnbom. Liu A 2(0 Scroggs. Jeffrey Alan 172.312 Sttvgg . Robert Andrew 533 Scrugham. Laura Carolv 267 Seagren. David Chariev 192 Seal. Jane Patricia 1 2 Scab. Kimberly Lynn 283 Seofy. SuunW 167 Sea rev. Scott WiBum 5X3.185 Seanght. Sally Anne 2 0 Searight. Susan 158 Searl. Mary Agnes 2 7 Seber. Sharon Lynn 259 Seslam. Jeffery Richard 207 Sedam. Mark Allen 254 Seglig. James Craig 205 Seeman. Deborah Kayv 258 Seex. Kevin Reuben 187 Seffnn. Robert Anthony 215 Segal). Ellen Sue 251 Seger. Caylord E. UI 295 Seibert. Crag M 199 Seibert. Jame Edward 543 Seidel. DrKeih Ann 1 3 Sesdhn. Jonathan lay 201 SeidneT. Elizabeth Ann 2 7 Seilert. Susan Betty 153.532 Sestet , Gerald Anthony 533 Seif, Timothy W. 210 Selgrad. Jim Robert 184 SeBas. Vauhkic Be ie 302 Seenboch. Candath S 2f Semler. Mary Ocean 1 4 5X2 Sendee la, I'atncu M. 241 Sraelf. Timothy Ernest 93 Seng Thoma Wayne 288 Sragewald. Mary Credit 238 Senk. Victor, l -jn 93 Senn. Mark Damril 538 Senotf, Robert Matthew 293 Senty, Peter Daniel 282 Sergey. Gary Paul 282 String Vicki Lev 532.258 X29 Sertucv. Ronald Bruno 93 Sema, SjuI Fabian 217 Senulo. Rose miry Anne 104 Settle. Patrick Joseph 194 Settlr. Troy Lynn 296 Setter. Dawn Elian 537 Sever. William Mark 109 Seward, Joseph Marion 533.187 Seybrrt. Thomas Charles X2 Shaehter. Laura Anne 255 ShtcUcton. Mary Eileen 234 Shade. Sherrie Lynn 155 Shade. Steven Thomas 294 Shafer. Jolianne 301 Shafer. ll a Mane 238 Shafer. Paul John 372.539 538 Shaffer. Debra Ann 154 Shatfner. Sandra Ann 532.32 Shahbazi. David C 275 Shambaugh. Theodorr I 5X3 Shanahan. Patrick M 181 Shanahan. Timothy John 184 Shank. Linda Ann 234 Shank. Sharon Kay 258 Shanks. Elizabeth Reed 1 3.379 336 Sharkrv. Amy Ann 22 Sharp. Julie Ann 1 7 Sharp. Patricia Arm 308 Sharp. Sabrina Dunn 131 Shaughnetsv. Margaret M. 305 Shaver. Marie M 302 Shaw. Charles T. Jr. 305.533 Shaw. Dan William 210 Shaw. Ek abcth Mildred 158 Shaw. Margaret Kay 538 Shaw. Mark lee 5X3.173 Shaw. Mrlanir Sue 302 Shaw, Wynne A 267 Shawler. Unda Kay 234.237 Shearer. Constance Marx 301 Shearman. Charles Thomas 204 Sheehan. Frances) 532432 Sheehan. Karra Elizabeth 543 Sheet . Carmel Afcce 220 Sheet . Michael Dram 298. 533 Sheet . Paul Wilbur 539.538 Sheet . Richard Dana 294 Shelter. Jennifer A 241 SheUlo. Dwight Robert 194 Shelby. Karra Lynn 237 Shell, Larry Lev 177 Sheneman. Debra Lea 258 Shepherd. Rebecca Lynn 305 She tier, Karen Sex 282 Shew, EBen Mane 301 Shew. Mark Stanley 295 Shianna. Loretta Mane J. 533 Shldeler, John 1 178 Shield . Doreen Ann 23 Shield . Joteph Michael 294 Sh rld i. Usa Lvnne 306 Shield . Lyndon Ronald 174 Shinn, Tamara lev 308 Shmnrr . Laura Drew 158 Shipley. Mark Lynn - Shipper. Dave B 29 Shirar. Pamela lou.se 241 Shireman. Matvvilen 28! Shirley. Paul Stott 538.541 Shirley. Raymond W„ U 175 Shirley. William Tyree 184 ShirrelL li� a Lynn 3CQ Shnlet, Natalie Kay 283 Shively. Tandy Elizabeth 307 Shoemaker, Dodre Joan 1 0.344 Shoemaker. Dougla W 540.190 340 w Shoemaker. lamaivn Kay J70.33? Skcmtiw, Kenneth D 538.541 Sbormakee. Nanette K. 268.540 Shoemakce. Nalalir Ruilt 160.32? Shooter. Leon Anthony 537.281 Short. Keith Thoma 373 Short. Marvin Wayne 275. m Shoufler. Deborah Ann 260 Shriek. Rachel Ann 2(4 Shrader, ArthurJ, 210 Shrader. Betty Suvan 269 Shrvner. Brian Mitchell Ml Shrodcr, Ronald D. 211 Shropshire. Laura H 282 Shu hack. Deborah Ann 261 Shufran, Kerin Alan 259 Shufran, Kimberlv Ann 366 Shugart. Karol 158 Shuler, George Bradley 295 Shalt . Mekira Ann Ml Shumaker. |ohn F. 178 Shumaker. William Allen 178 Shuman. David William 533 Shuata. Robert Je� 199 Shurt. Albion Anne 2J Siatkowaki. Donna Lynn 169 Sibbach. Arthur Wi2um 183.329 SibNtt. Dougia Scott 293 Siben, Vivica June 250.251 256 Sioiiano. Karen Mane 157.387 336 Sickle. Suaanne 164 Sidoe. Karl Vincent 183 Sidor. Sandra Ann 259 S ber, Douglas Kevin 562 Sirbrr. Jon Mark 534 Sieboldt. Scott AUen 2� Sieint. Mark Joseph 533 S4eg, Jonella Renee 281 Siegel. Julie Ann 163 Swner. Francis J.. II 297 SMtakowsau. Susan Lynn 237 Soever . Gilbert Howard 295 Sievers, Liu Lee 326 Stgaa, Carobn Terl 532 Siglowslu. Kimberly Sue 236 Sikora, Leslie Ulen 300 Silkey, John Willard 294 Sliver. Janet Lee P 170 Silver. Michael Anthony 211 Simms. Andrew Snan 190 Simon. Dm ice Loiita 235 Simon. Kenneth Wdbam 2M Simone. Thoma Angelo 20 Simonaon. Barbara J. 532.373 Simonton. Kerin Neal 287 Simpson. Cared Loutrc 70 Simp oe.. Gregory Richard 259 Simpson. John Thomar 259 Simpson, Harm Soe 300 Simpson. Thnew Mane 531,167 Sinclair. Cynthia Lour 308 Sinclair. Pam Kav 282 Sinclair. Richard Clay 176 SindKXh. Edward Joseph 178 Singleton, Ann Ek abeth 163.336 Si pei. Bren! Steven 533,259 Sipkema. Randal Lynn 540 Sipoa. Christine Anne 162 Strove, Catherine Anne 306 Sisken. Richard 8. 198 Sittema. Timothy Brent 538 Siren. Lynda Mane 255 Si cn. Veronica Lynn 230.252 Skelton. Suzanne 238 Skiba. Mary Lynn 259 Skillman. Grrggorv E 2M Skinner. Dorothy Mane 157 Skinner, W Keith Ml Skoir. Suwm 532 Skoog. Ahin Edward. |r. 582 Skonch. Mary Helen XM Skovran. Nicholas D 323 Siaats. Paul H 286 Slabv Jack Michael 192 Slagel, Deborah Ann 237 Slaubaugh. Julie Helm 260 Slaughter, tack Stuart 181 Slaughter. Mark Sullivan 539.538 Slaughter. Thomas R 225 Slaren, Judith Ellen 242 Slavens, Julie Mane 308 Sliwrson, Suley Bert 538 SJeater. Elizabeth Anne 282 Sienu. Kevin Dean 258 Slingaby, Karen 377 Slmker. Robert Cra 211 Slone, Donna Lea 2 0 Slone. Sherry Elizabeth 170 Smallshaw, W ilium Baker 533 Smart. James Richard 194 Smart, Kent Edwin 204 Smart. Dorothy Kay 241 Smaller. Steven loseph 163 Sm.t, Paula lavnr 304 Smith. Betsy Jaye 300 Smith, Briefly Ann 267 Smith, Brian KeJh 533 Smith. Brian Keith 2f� Smith. Srun Thomas 190 Smith, Came M JOB South. Chemll Ann 305.532 South. Dltvid Joseph MO South. Debbie Fem 158.327 Smith. Diane M 259.260 South. Donna Lou 267 South. Duane Dean 187 Snath. Edward C 378 South.Edward Ray 295 Smish, Eileen Kay 283 Smith, Elizabeth Ann 248 South. Evelyn Kaye 268 South, Gail Frances 281 South. Cary James 194 South, Gerald W'avnc 199 Smith. Gregory E. 102 South, Heidi Joanne 240 South. James Andrew 2 8 South, James Kevin 93 South. Jeffrey Scott 215 South. Jeffrey Thomas 533.252 South. Karen Ann 300.305 South. Karen Ann 532 Smith. Karen Mane 264 South. Kirk Alan 205 South. Kirk Douglas 533,176 280 South. Laurel Ann 260 South, Lester R 217 South, Lisa Ann 266 South. 1. mu Anew 161.375 South, Margaret Lundie 534 South, Marforie Sue 302,305 M3 Sirath. Mark Eldon 287 Smith. Mari Eugene 539 South, Melva Anne 283.393 South Mthifi Lawrence 533 South. Michael David 295 South. Michael L 533 South. Michelle Jo 250 South. Monica R 265 South. Nancy Mane 25! South. Noel Lvnette 267 South, Paul C- 181 South. Paul Warren 286 Smith, Ralph William 533 South. Raymond S. 251 South, Rcr Edward 175 South. Robert Joseph 542 South. Roger Allen 282 South. Sandra Elizabeth 307 South, Sheryl Lynn 532.234 Smith. Stacy Lee 257 South. Susan Mane 542 South. Suzanne Louise 157 Smith. Thomas Keith 296 Smith. Thomas Lawrence 533 Smith. Tracy Lee 240 Smith. William J, 171 South. Wilson Walter 259 Southerman. Crystal Anne 332 Smock. Janette E31cn 267 Smvrski. Steven WUham : - Sazipp. Betti Jo 237 Snapp, Paulz Jean 235 Snell. Tamara Lea 159 Snider. Jennifer Faye 332 Snider. Jerry Carrcdl 287 Snider. Pamela Sue 242 Snipes. Sherri l.ynzie 536,283 SrnreJy. Richard Cash 100 Snodgrass. Csnihia Diane 268 Snider. Martha E2en 306 Snyder. Michael David 109,286 Snyder. Sandra Kay 252 Snyderwine. Karen June 303 Soard. Karen Lynn 267 Sobecki. Christopher J 538 Sobecki. Kzzk Alan 296 Sobtc. Melissa Ann 241 Sobnno, Margarita 235 Scedei. Sven Michael 102 Soila, )ohn Stephen 306 Solariii. Anna 535,375 Soldo. Frank PauLUl 251 SoJgere. Scot! Michael 538 Sdcgcre, Vicki Jo 156 SoKday. Jeffrey Kent 533 Somerville, Victoria L 268 Sommers, Daniel Ray 294 Sondernunn. With sen U Ml Sonnenberg, Leslie Keith 538 Sorensen, Eric Paul 287 Sorensen. Lars M 538 Socfieet, William David 293.296 Sortie. Paul Henry 533 Sosa, Vivian Mart 239 Scttoeig. Rebecca Kaye 305.393 Soodcr, Gregory Gene 215 Southern. Tina Mane 268 Scutherton. Ftcdnck Jay 288 South wood. Rohm Lynn 260 Spark. Brock Dwayne 93 Spa da. Richard Louis 196 Spaethe, Karen Mane 241 Spangle. Steven Edward 215 Sparks. Carson Wayne 259 Sparks. James Robert 3.33.540 190 Spear. Jan Gayle 280 Spear. William Charles 259 Spetkhard Kathleen Ruth 536.162 Spelt . Michael Stephen 190 Spencer. Debbie Kay 536 Spencer. Jennder Anne 157.536 312344 Spencer. Stuart Graham 201 Spent! rr. Heidi Elizabeth 265 Spentzos. Dino Nick 252 Spesard. Lonnie Louis 533 Speth. Mark Allen 295 Spiece. Elizabeth Anne 228 SpiBman. Karen Sue J01 Spindlcr. Dale Anthony 340,205 Spinks. Kathryn Star 265.537 SpitznogJe. Nora Ann 239.320 Spoentgcn. Andrew D, 195 Spot lord Donna Jean 163 Sports. Tammy 2M Sprakr. Dune Lea 234 Spreekelmeyer, Jube Ann 254 Screen. Peter William 293 Spnngmter. Craig Lours 193 Sprung. Kenneth Edward 178 Sprowl. James Gail 540 Sprowl. Twrla Dawn 269 Spry, Lou Ann Keith 535 Spychala Karl Raymond 533 Squires. Kay Ellen 536 Sroka. David Francis 259 Staaf. Norma Enca 280 Stache, Timothy Scott 255,256 Stachcmc. Charies M M2 Stachowiak. Steven A. 253 Stackhouse. Lisa Helen 532 Stacy, Jerry Dale 372.539 Stacy. Paul Andrew 173 Stafford. Da rod Gayre 252 Stager, Jeannine Mary 236 Stahl. Jean Mane 282 Stahl. Madeleine Sue 301.532 SUM, Dune Mane 260 Suhly. Rebecca Ann 265 Stadey. Charies Edward 261 Stalk, Brett Theodore 174.275 Sfallkamp, Richard W. 286 Samper. Joieph Lloyd 2M Samper lube Anne 235 Samper. Neal Edward 190 Sump . Peggy Jo 236 Suidev Debra Mae 158 Stanley. Janrne Beth 305 Sunley. Joseph H . Jr. 294 Stanton. Susan Lynn 535.540 Supleton. Anne Mane 265 Supleton. Anthony J. 186 Supleton. William Rav 210 SUrk. Ann E 25! Stark, Jill Ellen 532 Stark. Mary Mjrgarrt 166,250 Starks. Roger C 151 Surfing, Scott M. 178 Starr Mary Jeanne 538.251 Starr. Robert Martin 583 Staton. Michael Gerard 93 Staublm. Debra Marie 532 Stauffer Michael Edward 261 SUwovy, John V 274.275 Steadham. Anthony Joseph 184 Meet. Ellen Marie 268 Steele. Mark Owen 210 Steele, Scott BUir 296 Steenhousen. Ellen S 302 S'.cger. Chnstophrr F. 181 Stcger. Randall John 373 Stthlik. Dma Kay 165 Steiger. Barbara Louise 306 Stein, Diana Mane 201 Stein. Holly Jean 259 Stem. Nick Francis 201 Steinhauer. Laura Jean 300 Stetnhauer. Nancy C. 302 Stemhilber, Mart Ann 153 Steinhotl. Karen Mane 305.343 SteinhuM. Steven Rudolf 172 Steinkamp, Sara Ann 302 Steinie. Lynne Carol 235 Stejskal. Brian George 192 Stemo, Charmatne Mary 532 Stephan. Robert Randall 190 Stephan. Robin Rene 159 Stephen. Diane Mane 220 Stephens. Albert Charies 28) Stephen . Cindy Lee 237 Stephens. Darnel Raymond 286 Stephens. Robyn Brent 207.M2 Stephens, Susan Lynn 260 Stephenson. |sl Ann 306.532 Stephenson. Stephen C 199 Stergion. Beverfy Ann 539 Sterling. David Scott 194 Stem. HoBy Elizabeth 241 Stem. Steven Kent 196 Stevens. Craig Lee 199 Stevens. Gregory Brent 176 Stevens, John David 1 5 Stevens. Jon Chmtopher 2S3 Stevens. Jon Robert 178 Stevens, Kerry Lynn 373 Stevens, Mark 93 Steven . Melodce Kate 301 Stevens. Raal Frank 206 Stevens. Ross William 251 Stevens, Stephanie Anne 242 Stevenson. Dune Lynn 163 Stevenson. Kathy Ann 3DI Stevenson. Kevin Howard 296 Stevenson. Lezbe Kay 260 Stevenson. Mark Frederic 253 Steward. Barry Randolph 293.287 Stewart. Alan Gregory 215 Stewart. Amy Leigh 152 Stewart Beth Ann 152 Stewart. Cynthia Gail 265 Stewart, lames Gilman 540 Stewart. John Henry 185 Stewart. Kimberly A. 532 Stewart, NUna Eiaine 2M Shekels. Kevin Blair 255 Suckle . Richard Wade 533 Stick od, Robert Wayne 379 Stiffler, Mark Edward 294 Stiles, Kathleen Kav 532,156 SOlger. Dennis lames 323 Solger. Donald Louis 539.538 Stiller. Robert Belmont 533 Stiller. Thomas Richard 208 Stine. Bradley Lance 280 Stine. Scott Glenn 258 Stwchtugh. DougU Kent 533 Stipp. Lori Rac 306.532 SUM, Marghcnu Mane 306 Stivers. Vicki Candle 157 St Jean, Vance Bennett 150 Stochel. Jeffrey AUen 259 Stockdalc. Jean E 536 Stockman. Cheryl Ann 269 Stockman. Lon Kim 282 Stockton. Donald Jay 93 Stcddart, James Arthur 538.192 Stoke . Robert Watson 198 Stofl. John David 286 Stofler. Larry ElUot 187 Stdtz. Michael B 225 Stctr. Barbara Ann 307 Stoenbaugh. Betsy Ann 266 Stone, Andrew Leon 340 Stone, Anthony Dewayne 288,184 Stone. Mary Margaret 324 Stone. Raymond Eugene 533 Stone. Vickfi Glenda 377 Stooeciphrr, Celeste I 326 Stonecipher. David Lee 255,256 Stoner. Lytui Renee 258 Stoner. Martha Mae 300 StooVey, I aura Jean 281 Stooe. Danny Wdlton 190 Stott. Cynthia Anne 269 Stout, lay Anthonv 207 Stover. Jodi Ann 305 Stover. Paul Gene 296 Slower . Mas Alin 187 Stradlnrr. Betty Jane F. 234 Strahl. Michael Dean 283 Straight Tem Lynn 283 Strain, Karen Lynn 303 Scrasburgcr. Reger Loui 175.533 327 Stratet, Suzanne Dawn 280 Strawser. James Paul 261 Streett. Lynda Suaan 16) Street!. Timothy Allan 259 Stresch. Sheryl Ruth 235 Strcsino. Charles Loui .326 Strieker. Surla Kay 268.267 Strickland. Angela Mana 238 Strickier. Brian Robert 210 Strlebei. Carrie l-our e 259 Stnetelmeier. Scott B. 187 Stnetelmeier. Suzanne M 237 Sfrime). Mark Anthony 93 Stztmple. David Carl 286 Stnpka. Christina Mane 373 Strobach. Russell Alan 252 Strom. Jeffrey Thoma 281 Strong. John ABen 531 Strong, Maurice L.. Ill 533.211 Strong, Sandra 300 Stroute. Kenneth Semmr 337.205 Strubie. Michael Lee 533 Strunk Thomas Paul 533 Stryker. Rene Lynn 266 Stuart. Gregory Jame 194 Stocker. Valorie Kay 255 Stuckey. Barbara Anne 532 Stuckey. Sarah Virginia 156 Shackly. Donald James 105 Sfudt Lot Mane 302.151 Stub . C. L M3 Stultz. Jame Austin 255 Stump!. John C 184 Sturdevant. Laura Anr. 152. .337 Sturdrvant. U a Mane 267 Sturgis. tXnru Jo 326 Sturm. David Gregory 201.337 Sturm. Elizabeth An nr 156.324 337 Stum field. 1 S 542 Stuttman. Jayne E 234 Stutrman Brent Eari 187 Stwalley, Robert M . Ill 531.538 Suarez. Nancy Rosemary 534.535 375 Suckow, Carol Lynn 281 Sudkamp. Brian Alan M2 Sugg . tXmaSd Wayne 286 Suhr. Wendy Lynne 255 Sulkoske. Darnel Mark 190 Suikoske. John Richard 190 Sullivan. Ke w Mai 187 Sullivan. Uta Ann 304 Sullivan Patricia F 536 Sullivan. Paula Ann 214 Sullivan. Robert William 20! Sumara. Gregory Frank 535 Summerset. Twain Kl 533 Sunderman. lasa G 280 Surter. Gregory Kenneth 250.255 256 Surfus. Patricia Rene 239 Surufka. Nancy Ann 258 Suter. Suzanne Mane 2SS Sutherland. Joseph M 207 Suthrrlin. Theresa G. 222 Sutter. Gregory Alan 288 Sutton. Cheryl Ann 169 Sutton. Kenneth Scott 255 Sutton. Malhia Joseph 199.327 Sutton. Michael R 199 Svendsen. Kirsten Ann 2)5 Svendsen. Knud Robert 190 Swaim. Kathennr Rebecca 268 Swango, Darnel Lee 288 Swank. Catherine Mane 157 Swanson. Kurt David 2M Swanson. Laurie Mane 170.324 Swanson. Mark David 533 Swanson, Susan Mane 158 558 Swjft . IXirl Riv 553 Thoma . Edwina Denite 151 Trede. Cynthia Lynn 282 Vandermeer. Laurie Rrrvae 254 Wagner. Deru c Annette 302 Swirt . Iju Ann 532 Thoma . Ellen Joan 254 Trtdlnniek. Susan Leigh 326 Vandervaart. Karen Ann K. 103 Wagner. James Lee 210 Swjirt HI, Karen Kav 233 Thoma . Eric Cordon 208 Trescott, Tem L. 275 Vamlewatt. Amy Susan 153 Wagner, Janette 265 Swrdevn, XUnrn Kuth 30I.302 Thoma . Ken-in Drew 296 Tre e. Paul Francis 139 Van Doome, Marcus 136 Wagner, Jo Dean 2(6 377 Thoma . Kevin Wayne 296.328 Tressler. Penny Jo 153. 184 Van CXjren. Laura Sue 158 Wjgner. Mark John 533 SwrfMy. Doruld Gerard 18b Thoma . Margaret Watkin 159.336 Tret ter. Cary Steven 255.139 Van flatten. Joyce Mane 153 Wagner. Michelle Louise 157 Swtfnrv, Julie Ann 226 344 Tribbett, Kevin Neil 217 Vannatta. Jhan Karl 136 Wagner. Stephen Samuel 320 Swerturv. Kaithlem Ann 241 Thoena . Mapory C. 261 Thibet!. Rex Bradley 175 Van Pans. Barry Alan 583 Wagner. Tamala Lynne 266 1 533 Thoiruv Robert 93 TnfUhoutcr. Karen Lynn 158 Van Sack! . Denita Lynn 250,25! Wagner. Virginia Loustc 234.237 Sweet. NiuW Lorraine 280 Thoma . Sarah Noel 280 Trippel. Patrick James 173 Van Sickle. Elizabeth A 151 Wjgonrr, Mi rum Irene 268 Smntfn, Kjrtun Lee 235 Thome . Sutan Elaine 234 Tritsch. Laurie Dune 261 Vanyek. David Alan 5 Wahlen. Timothy Patrick 255 Sweroen. Timothy Caine 533 Thomiton. Mary Lynn 239 Tmka. John Edward 25! VarUe. Gregg Lee 286 Wainscott. David Bradley 258 Swernon. Karen Christina 536.537 Thompson. Brian Henry 187 Trobaugh. Judith Ann 536 Vardaman. Cdcen K- 235 Wait. Angelina Donna 1M Swetnam. Dorreen Ann 332 Thomp on, Cutti Grant 189 Trocha. Chester John. 11 183 Vargo, Maria Dorothea 265 Waite. Beth Ann 303 Swiatek. Pamela Jean 241 Thompson. Cynthia lea 260 Trocha. Timothy John 183 Varnau. leremy Patrick 142 Waite, Came Jo 305 Swick. Laune Jean I7D Thompson. David Chartr 211 Ttoeger. David Bruce 193 Varner. Bradley Lynn 172.323 Warn. Mary Diane 261 Swiezy. Michele Mane 170 Thompson, Deborah Lynn 103 Iroike, Jeffrey Todd 227 Vauliou. France Zoe 167 Wakcman. Robert | 183 Swift. Brian Peter 2 4 Thompson. Edward Dean 187 Troian. Stephen Michael 252 Vatiliou, Mary Debra 167 Walcott. Bruce Lanier Ml Swingle. Brian Jay 205 Thompson, Janellc Dune 266 Trout. Caroline Jean 163 Va seur. Brett Edward 286 Waldbieser. Geoffrey C 297 Switzer. Paula Jo 258 Thompson. Jeffrey S 533 Trout. Donna Lynn 329 Vaughan. Kelly Ann 167 Waldo. Else Anne 301,324 Switzer, Yvonne Can) 326 Thomp on. Karen Lee 304 Trout. Robert James 308 Vaughan, Suzanne GoJden 280.379 Walker. Cynthia Kaye 300.536 Syfetl, Thoma Alan 2(0 Thompson. Mandril 163 Troyan. Thomas L. 280 387 Walker. Cregory Paul 286 Szarieta N'orhert Edward 533 Thompson. 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