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TABLE OF CONTENTS Opening............................................. 4 Grand Prlx. 6. (1-Sing 10. Graduation 14. Concerts 10. Homecom mg 20. Convocation- 32. Retrospect 36 Features ■ Places 48. Trivial Purdue 54. Dteammukers 50. Come Out of Hiding 62 Residences .. . 65 Residence Halt- 66. Greeks 14?, Cooperatives ?Jj6 OfF-Campus 720 Sports ... ....................................... 225 Peach Bo- l 225. Football 228. Triathlon 240. Volleyball 242. Cross Coujtuy 246 Field Hockey 248. Swimming 250. Worn cn's Baskethill 25?, Wrestling 25 . Met-, Basketball 256, Goll 264. Tennis 266. Majiv'sTrack 268 Women's Truck 270 Base boll 272 Club Spdrts 278 Activities.... ........ 289 Debits 290, Cellar Board 298. Iron Key 302. Grand Prix 303. Exponent 324, Purdue Stoitent Association 354, Purdue Student Union Bond 370. Purdue Musical Organir-ahon 378, Slack CulUunl Omtv’ 382 Academia ....................................... .. 393 President Beering 394 Vice President- Board of Trustees 4 72. Dean of Students 404, Kiwiorartes 406. Seniors 416 Volume 98 Purdue University West Lafayette, Indiana 47907 Special thanks to Linda Ferrell for creative art assistance. °Copyright Wendy Cook and the 1985 Debris Staff. Library of Congress Card Catalogue Number 215357. All rights reserved Printed in the United States of America by Josten’s Printing and Publishing Division. Clarksville. Tennessee. Title I Opening 1 1_______________________________________________------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Candtds Opening andwis Opening 3 M P x E. Ostotly Compete with the Elite was an excellent theme for Grand Prix '84 not only because competition” was the meaning behind the whole week, but because it was truly the elite who competed. Beginning with the racquetbad, golf, and tennis tournaments, the week was filled with excitement and fun. Also on the agenda was the Grand Prix girl’s fashion show after which Liana Peterson was crowned Grand Prix Queen. AH of these events led up to race day. which started off with the Distance Classic. Later, at the track, the Sprint Races, Pit Stop Competition, Les Filies Prix finals as well as the Grand Prix parade were held. The race was next with Curtis Chariton ending up the victor. AH of this excitement made Grand Prix '84 very successful. S Lightlcx Grand Prix Opening 9 MK Mjxtmr. M K Mattlnet 10 USmq Opening The voices of Purdue students were heard throughout Dliott Hall of Music last spring during the 54th Anniversary of University Sing. Housing units from an over the campus competed in this event presented by the Purdue Student Union Board. First place went to the team of Kappa Kappa Gamma and Phi Kappa Tau. Other winning groups were: second place — Fairway and Glenwood Co-ops; third place — Alpha Gamma Delta and Triangle; fourth place — Sigma Kappa and Acacia; and fifth place — Windsor and Tarkington HaBs. No matter what the outcome, everyone enjoyed the competition and entertainment of U-Sing 1984. M K. M rtmn O-Sing -J Opening 1 On September 9. 1984. the Purdue Memorial Union first opened its doors. Sixty years later, H is still bringing students. faculty, alumni and guests together. The 60 year anniversary was celebrated by having a week of special events under the theme of “Furthering the Spirit of Purdue for 60 years. Just a few of the events were daily food specials, an ice cream eating contest, and a free concert. The Union has not only served Purdue well, but has also represented the warmth and tradition that is felt by all of us here at Purdue. All c+KrtiM by H NKOtoi PURDUE MEMORIAL UNION PMC Opening Every morning is a fresh beginning. Every day is the world made new. Today is a new day. Today is my world made new. I have lived all my life up to this moment, to come to this day. This day — this moment — is as good as any moment in all eternity. I shall make of this day — each moment of this day — a heaven on earth. This is my day of opportunity. — Dan Custer All photai by J. Bmn«y Graduation 15 Opening B. Bttacr 2TJI33HO GEORGE CARLIN ConceMa Opening S Lightfool S. Ughriooc LOVERBOY M M. P o Concerts Opening E Ootwtty ONCERTS Concerts Opening T Siockbp'gct T StOCkbecgr- Although forecasts called tor rain, the overcast skies did not dampen the encitement for the 61st Homecoming Game. At halftime, when Jane Gilbert was crowned 1984 Homecoming Queen, the Iowa Hawkeyes had a 19-3 lead over the Boilers. Iowa continued to score in the second half, resulting in a final score of 40-3. The Boilermaker Alumni were there to witness the first Big 10 loss of the year. However, as usual. “Rose Bowl was still in the fans’ eyes. Opening OMECOMINq T 9 ockb« g r Homecoming -1 Opening X 22 Homecoming Homecoming S 25 The sport of bicycle racing has become a contagious thrill all across the United States. Purdue caught some of this enthusiasm and showed the symptoms by having its first bike race, The Purdue Criterium, held by the Purdue Bicycle Racing Club in April. A criterium is a circuit bicycle race held on a small course entirely closed to traffic. A criterium emphasizes bike handling, shifting, cornering, and sprinting skills, according to Jeff Ackerman, the bike club’s president. The race was broken down into four categories: novice, women's, and two men’s United States Cycling Federation races. The course was an 0.8 mile rectangle starting at Intramural Drive, cutting around the back of the Co-rec, up to and down Stadium Avenue, and back to Intramural Drive. 26 Criterium Opening AM pttolot by S llghltoo Cnteru Opening RiTERiuM A Challenge to Dream was the theme for the 1984 Old Masters program. Sixty students were chosen to escort the Old Masters around campus. The Old Masters program provided students with the opportunity to meet successful career people who exemplify “honesty, personal integrity, and a good philosophy.” Students were able to meet the Old Masters through dinners, special receptions, and classroom visits. At these functions students were able to shake hands and discuss career goals with the Old Masters. The program was successful — providing a learning experience for the students as well as the Old Masters. 28 Old Moslem OperHrvo AM pham SKC-v«lfJ By N Agl Id Masters Opening S. Slrml ™ PF MU Opening V ’84-’85 SEASON September 15 Ronnie Milsap £ SylVia 20 Joshua Bell 22 Liberace 25 Les Ballets Jazz De Montreal October 2 Houston Ballet 11 New York Chamber Soloist 13 George Burns 21 Flying Karamazov Brothers 14 Northern Sinfonia of England! 29 Philip Glass Ensemble November { 7 Twyla Tharp Dance V7 Sophisticated Ladies Sharon Isbm January 24 Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra February 8 Canadian Brass 23 Mazowsze 27 Munich Chamber Orchestra March 2 New Vic Theatre 20 Waverly Consort April 1 The Acting Company 17 Jeffrey Kahane ON VO CAT i O N S Convocations Opening RONNIE MILSAP (A o oK c-tovKM by Pv' jr C -«« lion ) 1 HOUSTON BALLET SOPHISTICATED LADIES Convocation Opening 1 _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ TWYLA THARP LIBERACE 1984-1985 CONVOS GEORGE BURNS 34 Convocations Opening SYLVIA (AB photo provid'd by Pofdu Convocation ) LES BALLETS JAZZ DE MONTREAL Convocations nations Q r-Op«ning 3 On the 98th birthday of the Statue of Liberty, restoration began. Reconstructing the iron ribbing. removing corrosion from the copper covering, and replacing the torch with a new gold-plated one were all included in the restoration. President Ronald Reagan and Vice President George Bush sought re-election, winning with the largest electoral vote in the nation's history. History was made when Democratic presidential candidate Walter Mondale chose Geraldine Ferraro as his vice presidential running mate. V- Opening Retrospect 0 7 Opening J I Besides being an Election Year, 1984 was a memorable year for the United States in the Winter and Summer Olympics. In the Winter Olympics in Yugoslavia. the United States came home with four gold medals including Scott Hamiltons' for Men’s Figure Skating, and Steve Mahres' for the Giant Slalom Skiing Event. The U.S. earned four sBver medals this winter as well. The United States also dominated the Summer Olympics by winning 83 gold, 61 silver, and 30 bronze medals. Carl Lewis earned four gold medals in Track and Field while Mary Lou Retton gained a gold medal in Women's All-around Gymnastics. She also won a silver and two bronze medals in individual events. The Summer Olympics were boycotted by the Soviet Union and other communist countries. 38 Retrospect Openirvg The much criticized Michael Jackson Victory Tour visited more than a dozen cities this year. Vanessa Williams was the first Miss America of 57 to be forced to surrender her title. Suzette Charles, the first runner-up, became the 58th Miss America and crowned Sharlene Wells the 1985 Miss America. All (xor-dn) AP Wlde World Pr Mo EXTRAS TO REMEMBER The Purdue “Riot Baby Fae, baboon heart transplant patient John DeLorean’s acquittal of cocaine charges Bill Schroeder, second recipient of an artificial heart The coldest winter on record Superbowl XIX: San Francisco 38, Miami 16 Features An infinite variety of shapes swarm over the lawns and sidewalks of Purdue's campus. From a distance they form a colorful, dizzying blur. But. up close they become a weave of individual faces, voices, and personalities, all existing for the next four years, hidden in the crowd. Go-getters, drifters, and those in-between live day-to-day hidden in the crowd. The next 22 pages are devoted to those hidden faces, dreams, places, and facts that create Purdue. However small or insignificant they may seem, their time has arrived to come out of hiding. Oul Of Hwiioa Frjfur Hidden Heroes nMumi ' UL given Uu Spending time Spreading laughter Joining for a cause. The cause of a cure Throughout campus, a major function of greeks. coops, and organizations is to take part in various fund raising activities. Annual events such as the Midwest Triathlon. Teeter Totter Marathon. Jumpathon, Derby Days, and Spring Rally are excellent fund-raisers for causes like the American Cancer Society. Big Brothers Big Sisters. Heart Association. Juvenile Diabetes, and a host of other charities. The overwhelming support of Purdue students makes the difference in the fight against the odds ... and a chance for hope. Middcf Hcroc A fT TealureT Friday, 3:00 p.m.: Hidden within a line of iegai-age drinkers outside Harry's crouches “The Minor, ” frantically memorizing the social security number on his borrowed ID. The door draws closer as the bouncers carelessly allow all to pass through. Peeling the I.D. off of his sweaty palm, the minor slowly inches forward. Dizzy from fear but “staying cool. the boy enters. A tall, broad, beer bellied grad. I student steps out of the shadows, swiping A away the minor's I.D. He looks down at the card, then up at the boy's face, studying it ho Intensely. Down. up. down, up . seems to last for hours. ts Finally, a deep Herculean voice bellows • out. “This isn't you! and the man cruelly e shoves the plastic in the boy’s hand. All drinking, laughing, and talking comes to a halt as all eyes gaze on the red faced youth. Managing not to pass out. he forces a grin and dives out of the door. With legs like noodles, he drags himself home and flops down on the chair. Mortar the trial board in hand, he sighs. Only 8 months. 14 days and 4 hours, 'til I'm 21. 7evwu Features 47 Beautiful, isn’t it? Like every other Wednesday at 2:15. he traces the same path to class. But today, the sidewalk becomes too crowded. He feels a little lost, insignificant. In a trance, he gazes into the hazy distance and walks on past his building. His mind is full of thoughts. He searches for a hiding place: a place to think, daydream, rebuild the confidence that he once had so much of. There, at the top of Slayter Hill by the fence, he finds “his plot of grass. Up there, he can look down at the busy people and smile in his quiet solitude. For the first time in weeks, he notices the blue of the sky, the softness of the breeze, and the wonder and gifts of his life. Revived, he flings the backpack over his shoulder and retreats from the hiding place, grateful once again for its service. Hiding Places Feature ft tHU “It was a great victory for our kids. It's the first time we’ve beat Notre Dame, Ohio State, and Michigan in the same year. Leon Burtnett A football spiraled silently through the blue sky. Eyes widened, breathing stopped, wineskins ceased to be squeezed and screaming girls being passed up through the crowd landed feet first on the bleachers. Two hands reached out begging to receive the ball. Magnetically, they connected and another touchdown flashed on the scoreboard. Rocking the stands. 70.000 fans screamed, hugged, and smacked high fives. On that sunny November day. Boilers made Big Ten history. A heroic first half. followed by a shaky second, led Purdue to an against-the-odds victory over Michigan. When the Boilers outdid Notre Dame, the fans said. Wow! Ohio State crum bled and the fans poured onto the field chanting. Pasadena! Pasadena! But when the Wolverines' time finally ran out. Burtnett’s Boilers made Big Ten history. As the second team ever to beat Notre Dame, Ohio State, and Michigan in the same season. Purdue paved the way toward a bowl game and won the hope of thousands in black and gold. Record Makers Feature 51 1. What organization terrorized the campus, tore up beds, and did other horrendous deeds until its cancellation in 1963? 2. When was the first Debris yearbook created? 3. How many libraries does Purdue's campus hold? 4. How many bagels does Cary Quad residents consume per week? 5. What famous song was written in 1912 by a Purdue Science freshman? 6. How much does the roof over Slayter Center weigh? 7. What cartoon was created by 1905 Purdue grad. Harold Gray? 8. What was Purdue's population on the first day of classes? 9. How many students bounce through the Co-Rec each day? 10. What is Purdue's annual operating expense budget? MX. MartiftM 7 v A Answers 1. AODD — The Ancient Order of Dormitory Devils. 2. Exactly 100 years ago by a small group of seniors. The first published volume, however, was not until 1887. 3. 15. 4. 200. of three varieties. 5. “Hail Purdue. by James R. Morrison. (Originally titled. “Purdue War Song ) 6. 200 tons. 7. Little Orphan Annie . 8. Six instructors and 39 students. (September 16. 1874). 9. An average of 3400 in the fall, and 3750 in the spring. 10. S376.946.754 for 1984-85. P « “Let’s walk around and see if we find anyone we know.’’ All Work And No Play Features From sunup to sundown, the Undergraduate Library is a continuous breeding ground for brain cells. BLIT THEN, at 7:00 P.M. . . it happens. In stampedes, droves of freshly-primped girls with ribbons in hair and enough homework to last barely 15 minutes, enter the library. They flock strategically to open tables placed within scoping distance of the door. Notebooks opened, gum in mouth, pencils poised and ready, they pretend to study, until ... ... The guys come in. With a casual strut, they saunter in and advance to the female-occupied tables. Sliding their backpacks across the Formica-topped tables. they flop down in their chairs and gaze into the distance. With open books propped up on the table, they slump down just enough to hide their scoping eyes below the pages. With ear-shattering whispers, the stu-diers pass the time complaining about the test tomorrow, gossiping, and planning the next wild weekend. Suddenly, around 11:45. at the height of intense socialization, the intercom explodes with, Attention, the Undergraduate Library will be closing in 15 minutes. Dumbfounded, they stare at each other and declare. Man. I've been here all night and I haven't gotten a THING done!! Mwe.'- NX n UX.U N THt tfOXlt . g g -U-4 — iSwm mot ww --m ew itARS IIWttfc-w ww ™ __________ Pte ’Loco Motives slop on foreign T As -Yhe Purdue Riot ‘ Whenever my c Wt through them it s me talking, real VMM Bob Peterson Final score: Purdue 31. Indiana 24. Fans were pouring over the fence into the end zone, swinging from the goalposts, charging cheerleaders, and lighting on fire streams of toilet paper. Meanwhile, a tall, brown-haired student stood in the stands laughing, his mind already planning the next Loco Motives ’ cartoon. Bob Peterson s comical team of mind and hand has been ticking away since the day he discovered crayons. Without a single art lesson. Pete won childhood drawing contests, published comics during undergraduate school at Ohio Northern University. and now brings laughter to all early-morning Exponent readers with Loco Motives.” His characters: an antelope who doubles as an Agriculture T.A., a buck-toothed computer nerd, a cool-dude punk rocker, and a geriatric landlord interact to characterize and poke fun at the various breeds of Purdue people. When asked which character he identifies with most. Bob claimed to be a mixture of them all. I’m an M.E.. so sometimes I'm kind of a nerd. I’m like the punk Rocker, ’cause I can be a little different, and I'm a T.A., like Blitzen. Being an M.E. graduate student. T.A.. and creator of a daily strip can be hectic to say the least As a result. Bob admits to shirking a few responsibilities and struggling with occasional cartoonist slumps. To remedy these slumps. I try to relate more to what’s going on on campus. Or. I take a shower. I get some of my best Ideas in there.” The good news for Loco Motives fans is Bob has one more year left to personal ize the Exponent's pages. After school, he hopes to find a creative engineering job and maybe submit a few funnies to technical magazines. 57 An empty case of Old Milwaukee rests on top of the black and white TV. One of two bulbs in the overhead light glows dimly illuminating a greenish hand-me-down sofa. The center of the wooden floor sags a little lower than the rest and the leaky ceiling displays large stains from a recent rainstorm. But. it's HOME! Whether it's a mass-manufactured Brownstone apartment or a quaint, broken-ln house on Wiggins St., the dwelling makes its owner smile with G.D.I. pride. The Independent ... with his own place can escape from the campus crowds or invite everyone in to tap a keg. He can crank up the stereo until the speakers buzz or savor a silent morning to himself. The choice is his to survive on eggs, macaroni and peanut butter, or inspire himself to broil a steak. Later, swamped with papers. Coke cans and cookie crumbs, his floor becomes one huge desk on which he can comfortable stretch out and study. And then, the weekend rolls around. The door swings open. Springsteen jams on Volume 10. and wooden floorboards creak as sardine packed friends (and strangers) bounce on couches, sit in sinks, and dance toward the iced keg in the bathtub. The next morning. The Independent crawls out from an avalanche of plastic cups, wishing, almost, to be back in Cary Quad. Eyes half-opened, he surveys the room and is soon joined by a groggy roommate. Some party, huh? They laugh a little, plop down on their now-broken sofa and smile with satisfaction in their independence. C C5 O jei Own Features Ott HkeOt O Or WicirOwn Features cancer. or simply to love and to be loved . . . ... to hove a dream. Whether it is one too far fetched to tell anyone about, or the simplest of tasks, the dream is there. It drives us to be our greatest selves. It doesn't let go. At times, we are overwhelmed by its presence. We are filled with hope. Knowing well that we may fail, we plunge forward anyway, headfirst. The dream is our secret gift. We hang onto it for dear life, for it is what makes life so dear. Dfcammakers Feature in' Out 62 Features ■ « «• Gazing blankly Into the carpet, the senior sat. waiting for her name to be called and feeling terribly old. Sadly, she recalled her last two summers as a camp counselor. clad in her favorite patched Levis and laughing with an admiring bunch of twelve-year-olds. It was painful to believe that she was really being swept into the real world . Cautiously, she eyed the other students in the room. The glamorous one chattered loudly to the other about her recent intern ship with a prominent engineering firm. The other listened courteously and resounded with an even more impressive list of work experience. So. last-summer'scamp-counselor combed a trembling hand through her short brown hair and hugged her resume under her chin. She wondered if she had a chance ... a 5.01 in I.E., no work exper- ience. a member of the Society of Women Engineers, a Purdue Big Sister . and the daughter of a Dad who thinks She's got magic. Half-smiling, she sunk into her chair and looked up at the ceiling. She complimented herself on her easygoing and friendly personality, closed her eyes, and pictured the interview .. confident ... successful. Suddenly, a grey-haired man opened the door, called out her name, and peered down the row of chairs. With a cheery wave of her hand, the senior stood and called. That's me! The man smiled and reached out a hand. Happily, she gave him an athletic handshake and walked with him into the room. Feeling a sudden rush of fear, she calmed herself and remembered. Girl, you've got magic! 63 C Tioo Come out of hiding, friend The dawn is drawing near Recall our childhood days we played the world for fool and spyed on the days passing by We reveled in secrecy. and tucked away our dreams until reality ravaged our cove. Where are you? 9 Come out of hiding, my friend Don't flee from the dawn Have you run towards shadows of silence, into the shielding crowds has fear enveloped you? I cannot touch you Come out my friend Your turn to seek has come Catch the world while searching implant your dreams Expose your fear. be discovered. Meg Woodhull Residences 66 Residences Candida Rt id.... CARY 68 Residences C MeBrwn. T CARY Cary Club Executive Council — FRONT ROW: P Cheshire. R. Ramos. G. Bauserman. M. Cent. D. Kitz. D. Kojovich. J Leigh; SECOND ROW: M. Phillips. S. Crane. B. Schneider. J. Murray. J. Jones. M Dickey. K. Williams. M. Crum. B. Huddleston. D. Thompson. T. Paciolf. N. Masoitl. B. Pitrer G. Hart R Spieoel-BACK ROW: M Englert. ' C f C«m«« Club Candida Residence EARHART Executive Board — FRONT ROW M. Ancll. L. Morton. M. Dovis. S. Sumpter. L. Sloan. K. Louden; BACK ROW: M Bartholet. T. Boyd. K Webber. A. Niepokoj. E. Groegin. J. Reimann B «ef. J, Bonny 1 Governing Board — FRONT ROW: T. Sterling. J. Dickey. L Huffman. A. Kulesa. S. Sullivan. C. Smith; BACK ROW; P. Hitchens. L. Hunt. S. Soothers D Gentry, M Davis. L Jones. Earhart Residences First West — FRONT ROW: B. Sherman. K. Watson. D. DeMacycr. L. Enyedy; SECOND ROW: H. Hudson. B. Fouch. T. Scobce. C. Woolley, Wally. S. Stephen, K Koscielski; BACK ROW: J Rosemcycr. S. Sullivan, L Destry, L Waldon. J. Enzwiler. .M. Ancil, M. Nelson. S. Cot. L Bennett. S, Moore. J Wheeler, L. Schofield. B Biliri. J Bfuinv Second West — FRONT ROW: A Grecnawalt. P. Camino. K. Dally. D. McBrayer; SECOND ROW: N. Pashak. I Gallo. L Hunt. T. Knapp. K. Krol. C- Stauss. N. Burgess: BACK ROW: T. Gans. A. Powers. B. Cameron. M Petrus. L. Burchard. C. Boulware. B. Shelby Earhart Residences EARHART Third West — FRONT ROW: L. Huffman. W DeVore. 8. Knebel. J. Cummings: SECOND ROW: L. Lewis. L. Byers. B Abbott, A. Reprogle: BACK ROW: L. Meyer. V. Friedman. A. Sanche . L. Hubbard. C. Brommer. L. Asbuckle. J. Poinsatte. 8 Bdn . J 8funey 1 uy u KWISE: C Jones. L Schelonge. T. Lucero. N. Wichllnski. R. Howe. J. Shuff. A. Downs. A Rubacha. L. Wolfe. C. Huey. F Lucero. E. . • liams. L Gorden. M. Hagen. B. Stremming, L. Deer. M. Altstadt. C Langner. C. Ricco. R. Ware. J. Sills. Earhatt Residences Fifth West — FRONT ROW: L. Montanari. W. Rice. J. Lornont. H. Saettone. S. Wood: SECOND ROW: M. Lveking. A. Thomas. J. Meek. P Wathen. K. Geise. K. Rick. R. Earnhart; THIRD ROW: L Dalaba. J. Sills. K Vicsik. M Davis. J Winchester. J. Schultz. S Bargielskt. J. Freiburger; BACK ROW: T. Sterling. C- Bond. S. Mayer. L. Drayer. T. Bezdon. T. Peden B Brtjn. J Bnmy Sixth West — FRONT ROW: L. Head. J Robinett. J. Daugherty. C. Yost. L. Frickey. B. Manship; SECOND ROW M. Molari. F. Johnson. K Newby. E Finney. P Dombro. K. Lewis: THIRD ROW: M Jankowski. K. Welch. N. Tedder. J. Harvey. L. Mulac. S. Strieielmeier. T Colwell; BACK ROW: L. Howe. M Baker. J. Dickey. E. VanReiss. C Bondage. B Potter. V. Murphy. Eathart Residences EARHART Seventh West — FRONT ROW: D. Jackson. C. Petty. K. Koestef. L. Yotk. R. Dtymon. S. Chandler: SECOND ROW: B. Konetu. J. Conand. P. Puttaswamy. L Mao. S. Schtock. D. Wahl. K Palko; THIRD ROW: C. Byers. K Wilson. M. Black. J. Spewak. C. Chen: BACK ROW: D. Fields. B. Sanders. S Wolf. P. Turman. K Achin. Y Kao. M Kline. B BilW, J IVuvty Eighth West — FRONT ROW: J. Walker. D. Kusek. R. Jones. P. Stokes. M. Lang. J. Freudenberg: SECOND ROW: M. Jean. B. DeVries, B Hoyt. K. Brewington. S. Smith. G. Bonney. J. Anderson, K. Bomberger; THIRD ROW: T. Boh man. V. VanAlphen, M. Walker. K. Williams. J. Kidwell. K. Gallagher. D Pietro. D. Lee. P Bary: BACK ROW: K. Mlleusnich. A. Shannahan, J. Gresley. K. Warner. J. Bettinger. D. Griffin. T. Hicks Earhart Residences First East — FRONT ROW: D. White, E. Quakenbush. L Jones: SECONO ROW: L. Deputy. K. Baker. J. Szafarcxyk. C Williams. J. Peacock. D. Gentry. L Huxsoll: BACK ROW: C. Arnold. S. Teels. P. Hitchens. L. Haynes. V. Swanson. A. Aymomn. M. Roe, L. Dykhuizen. R. Schrocder. A. Hamilton. J. O'Sullivan B J tlrunny B J. Bfunny Second East — FRONT ROW: K Aubruner. L. Dreyling. P Myers. A Bosccker. G. Modes; SECOND ROW: K. Bacon, B. Baker. C Gernand. J. Arias: BACK ROW: J. Reiman. S. Sumpter. C. Smith. Earhart Residences tARHART Third East — FRONT ROW: L Norton. D. Dycus. T. Nadtick. L. Waldron. K ONerle-. SECOND ROW. C. Satlerlee. N. Castco.L Azat. C. Handy. K. OUvccio: THIRD ROW R Beach. A Kutesa. M. Davis. I. Parker; BACK ROW A Pluta.T. Schroeder. L. Sioon. 0 BttW. J (hum) Fourth East — FRONT ROW: C Adam. T. Noel: SECOND ROW: C. Daschbach. L. Jones: THIRD ROW. S Kania. J. Clouser. S. Stefancik. J. Williams. A Tasson; BACK ROW: V. Chlltlck. E. Hathaway. R. Ryan. B Groyson. D. Henderson, Eorhart Residences Fifth East — FRONT ROW: J. Jones. D. Jeppeson. C. Heitxman. E. Arceo: SECOND ROW: J. Mitchell. J. Beyer. E. Ortiz: THIRD ROW: S. Holler. N. Portuendo. M. Orislch. K. Bundrant. Y. Merkel: BACK ROW: T. Petropoulos. M. Bell. D. Schwartz. L- Koons. M. Martin. J. Hebert. L. Gambrel. M. Davis. J. Sublett. II 8-l w. J fi'unny Sixth East — FRONT ROW: M Bigora. H Hilker. T. Ford. M. Cromllch. M Campbell: SECOND ROW: K. Webber. L. Jackson. D. Poi. C Cammarata. G. Hite. L Berry. D. Williams: BACK ROW: A. Mackentheen. K. Phillips. R. Samuels, M. Street. C. Erwin Earhart ( Residences I_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ EARHART Seventh East — FRONT ROW: K. Kerrihard. T. Simons. K. Calvert. R Bekas. K. Cox; SECOND ROW. S Auler. M. Bryant. C. Wilkins. R Floyd. P Hudson. A. Tutewiler, C. Notestein; THIRD ROW T. Langmeyer. S. Jones. C. Schmenk. L. Sipe. T. Webb. L. Beck. A. Culross. M Moran, S Rebres; BACK ROW: A. Daniels. D. Haller Eighth East — FRONT ROW: K. Miller. C Schneider. L Grulikowski: SECOND ROW: S. Southers. J. Ncugebauer. C. Sendelweck. R. Boffo. D. Garrison; THIRD ROW: M. Riggs. F Reeves. L Ginley. J. Lennon. D. Supinski. R. Cosby; FOURTH ROW: A White. B. Kendrick. M Mouse. J. Neubauer. M Curran. J. Bess: BACK ROW: B Humbert. A. N epokoj. P. Gottlick. R. Kraft, L. Solis. M Colgan. J. Snodgrass. Earhart Residences r FOWLER O.J Griffin. M K M«rtim 82 Residences Fowler Residences HARRISON First Floor — FRONT ROW: S. Showalter. S Brown, E. Deitch. L- Glaiebrooks. R Smith. E_ Simone. B. Pish. R Roark. A. Smith. D. Neuroth. G. Keffaber. I. Munson. B. Farmer. J. Headdy: BACK ROW: D Kramer, M. NoJting, D Guthrldge. M. Pietrantone. B. Croissant. C. Geroiium. L. Silvi. M Reale. J. Lewis, J. Henderson. M Kennedy. R. Hobenicht, S. Wright B J. Brumy Second Floor — FRONT ROW: S. Westfall. D. Guthrie. A Barkes. W. Horstmnn, J. Hussey: SECOND ROW: T. Schleler, C. Ryder. G. Conrad, A Meeks. C. Wuischpard. J. Benton. M. Meyer. R. Sharritt. K. McGinn. 1. Corter. J, Bhisitkul. D. Wold. D. Eickhoff. D. Stafford, D. Stafford. K. Vahvegat. B. Bucks: BACK ROW: W. Bailey. A Jones. R Moorthy, K. Bretehauer. K. Koridek. B. Irwin. C. Betzner, J. Caso. S. Irwin. V Schubert. J. Fouls, C. Roach. M. Lane. T. Wilkinson. C. Foust. 84 Harrison cs!5rJce? Third Floor — FRONT ROW: M. Woodruff. J. Jackman. K. Seckendorf. K. Benes. R. Jandhyala. S. Jackman. G Webb. S. Wroble. G. Binford. B. Gome . T. Davis. A. Simmons. E. Kelly. B. Lynch. K. Llms. K Fletemeyer. A. Perucca; SECOND ROW: D. Gradford. G. Stopher. N. Komocsar. S. Skwarcan. D. Dowling. T. Panton. K. Thielman. M. Kormanis. A. Dombcowski. G. Anderson. G. Frcdenburg. M Waymire. O. Anderson. C Johnson. P. Wagner. T Mitchener. S. Frey: BACK ROW: J. Byerly. L. Tucker. K. Meyer. L. Cunningham. R. Ctmlno. M Carltow. B. Canfield. B. Scheiber. S. Harrison, 8 J Biunny Fourth Floor — FRONT ROW: L. Neis. P. Donka; SECOND ROW: K. Fitzharris. R Morgan. K Hughes. J. Fouts. A. Rrsich, A Arthur. L. Voitz. J. Janitz; THIRD ROW: M. Weidner. S. Petersen. J. Chadwell, L. Radzinski. M Weidner. C Finch. L Robinson: FOURTH ROW: M Hennessey. D. Mihalko. J. Kirby. A. Wells. R Beam. A Reed. C. Crowder. A. Montano: BACK ROW: R. Reed. D. Kain. R. Scott, F. Fulkerson. M. Schieble. S Carpenter, S. Tilmans. C. Snider. P. Ernst, H Harsh. T. Gehring. S. Thomas. Harrison Residences HARRISON Fifth Floor — FRONT ROW: K. Smith. L Corbett. K. Niland. P. Pkxighe. L. Snow. J. Barnes. M. Taylor: SECOND ROW: K Noblith. K. Mills. C. Fraizer. M. Goff.nett. M. Leeth. M Painter. M Dougherty; THIRD ROW: S. Thomas. E Buzz. E. Kesler. J Jennerjahn. M. Lolsou. C. Eichler. M. Llndskoob. J. Langford. J. Payne. K. Newman; FOCIRTH ROW: C. Foreman. B. Duff. R Crossk. D Portteus; BACK ROW: A. Pazarattt. F. Papopawitts. C Jackson. B Shahshahani. T. Murvihtll. T. Acksel. fuivdux Sixth Root — FRONT ROW E. Johnson. D Gartland. T. Crusle. L Wassmuth. S. Trujillo. D. Niedermeyer. K. Dowell. J. Marsh. L. Powalskl. B Moti. T. Lothamer. B. Bernacchi; SECOND ROW: M H.bbard. B. Hines. L MacPhail. D. Drewllnger. K. Bender. S. Krieg. S. Wagner. T Gast. T. Petty; THIRD ROW: B. Gehn. T. Shelley. J. Vittori. L. Lydicks. D. White. M. Williams. D. Martin. J. McCardle. B. McCullough. J. Carroll. T. Szempfinski; BACK ROW: T Laskowskl. J. Staplton. E Finch. T Landen. R. Gunning. G. Kotsikas. T Magnum. D. Ropp. S. Beering. B. Kler. B. White. P Craig. Harrison Residences Seventh Floor — FRONT ROW: H. Costeel. V. Ingram. D. Stover. R Riekc. M. Billeter. E. Gray. BACK ROW: T. Gbur. G. Johnson. A. Powers. S. Odom, B Reno. C. Woodruff. F Oohocty. M P s« Eighth Floor — FRONT ROW: S. Grlse. M. Morrell. J. Sintech. K. Keitl. F. Calomuso. P. Leitz. T. Lee. J Mayhew. E Lomark, R. Brungard. J. Linkmeyer. R. Hertz. E. Coleman: SECOND ROW: N. Horn. P Murphy. J. Stelnkamp. J. Stumpf, P. Andrews; THIRD ROW: G. Werich. D. Spangler. P. Oshier. T. Hicks. R. McClure: BACK ROW: G Hcckberg, C. Bloom. J. Harrison. S. Scarborough. Harrison Residences HARRISON Bum b e.i«f 88 Residences B. B ti« Harrison Residences McCUTCHEON First Floor — FRONT ROW: S. Roundy. P Heslin. J. Crabtree. L Parks. A. Hancock. A Monastra. M Mikolanls. C. Ruckman. D Tester. C. Wever. D. Towle. J. Reilly; SECOND ROW J, Gardner. D. Ruork. J. Morrison. E. Van Halen. J. Messina. M. Roach. S. Risser. S. Johnlox. L. Godsoc. V, Hunt. C. Perry. B. Schwieterman; THIRD ROW: T. Summers. D. Volk. J. Coulson. R. Kunkel. M Gillls. S. Pulkowskl. A. Cunningham. L. Weir. B Gorsuch. S Ellerthorpe. K. Derkson; BACK ROW M McGinnis. R Duncan. G. Frltxe. B Bartholomew. P Curran. J. Wehren, G. Ferraro. P. Belmonte. T. Colglaxier. K. Hartman. P Vinson. J. Wong 90 McCutchcon Residences J Cotonrt. S Stffntay Third Floor — FIRST ROW: B Bell. S. Zilko. E. Williams. F Fo . J. McNabb. D Ward. P. McCartney. P Townsend: SECOND ROW: Elmo. R. Moore. B. Hossom, M. Harvey. M. Wehrenberg. S. Swenson. G Bruce. T. Woods. D. Brosius. G. Bartholomew. G Snell. T. Bentley. A Vishinuwerher; THIRD ROW: B Walline. A. VanPell. M Gedeon. K. Weber. R. Bennett. J. Curry. E. Clark. M Kiwis; BACK ROW: L. Van Hook. J. Pearl. S. ODonnell. J. Darnels. A. Rooney. M Krathwohl. W. Calhoun. J. CckartK S Sttmlay Fourth Row — FIRST ROW: B. Thomas. D. Carter. R Heimbach. M. Stuve. T Bright. S. Smith. B Ronschke, No Name. S. Brookshire. D. Chambers. T. Catterson. M. Jensen: SECOND ROW: E. Yjram. T. Bame. L. Garberick. N. Humphrey. K. Mart. M. Bauers. S. Kristel. R. Frazier. B. Greene. L. Rose. P Powell. K. Jamison. J. Thieme: BACK ROW: M. Rodriguez. R. Lewis. K. Boyle. C. Hainen. J. Stoltz. J. Harper. J. Dougherty. J. Stoltz. K Urban. B. Price. A. Haring. W Cuneo. B Morgan. R. Moorman. K. Cunningham. D. Parris. C. Lara. McCutchron Residences McCUTCHEON Fifth Floor — FRONT ROW: O. Kourany. W Darling. R. Porter. C Foster. S. Griffin. D Dillman. S. Caskey. L. Kotziers; SECOND ROW: L. Larimer, A. Knuppel. T. Schnetzer. P. Nuffer. S. Carnes. P. Murphy. D. Clem. K. Embrey. M. Langner. V. Smith. M Jones. L. Dronzek: THIRD ROW: N. Printer. J. Price. R. Reinert sen. F. Stephan. M. Gryp. H. Parkison. M Hill; BACK ROW- J. Grace. M. Harvey. G. A derm. K Kruer. R Reagen. F Winkerbean. 8 Theobald. I. Donciuier. D. Reck. V. Bruce. S. Bellich Sixth Floor — FRONT ROW: J. Boring. E. Hunt. L. Maexner. S. Masters. L. Shipp. K. Jenkins. J. Sandy. D. Yeary. A. Glass; SECOND ROW: J. Culp. J. Waller. S. Lightfoot. A. Bunch. C. Walker. P Vanderlinde. T Warren. T Bry. C Hess. A. Von Duyke: BACK ROW: S. Hemmer. I Ampon. S. Nlccum. D. Sweet. D. Brown. S. Shafer. L. Meeks, C. Silvey. A Winger. B. Oliker. R Hall. M. Katz. R. Reynolds. E. Malar. McCutchcon Residences Seventh Roof — FRONT ROW: L. Gould. Murv. B Ryckman. M Mlfsud, T. Hamann. G Bergeron, B. Fennell, A. Keffer, M Judd. R. Cheever; SECOND ROW: K Fisher. R Frangle. J. Bemis. A. Carrillo. L. Rult. S. Hong. N. Hagan. G. Joyce. M Schmitt. J. Sippel. M Eisgruber; BACK ROW: J. Piatt. B. Wiskitoni, T. Watson. D. Hoeft. M. Katen. S. Du bach, J. Koch. E. Reef. J. Likens. D Garrett. D. Chauvette. T. Curts. even PUR 0Ut J Cotarw. S Sermlty Eighth Floor — FRONT ROW D Murrell. L. Mauro. D Jackson, D. Horvath. J. Sherman. P Tom. D. Storms: SECOND ROW: S. Noel. S Caffey. C. Geisel. L Kuespett. S. Lawrence, S. Borrelli, S. Cassidy; BACK ROW: T. Hurlebaus. G. Buchanon. B. Stud. H. Kid. B. Jones. Stanley. W. Ford. E Newman. S Van Helen. McCutcheoo Residences McCUTCHEON l M«y r McCutchcon Residences MEREDITH Executive Board — FRONT ROW: M Pennock, L Mitchell. J Mitchell. T. Sciber. B. Moh. K Ratzman: BACK ROW: L. Mathews. S. Dcufel. C. Bokclman, D. Stier. M Holtsclaw. K. Freestone. L. Daniels 1 Sl«U (o T Stock Senate — FRONT ROW: S. Melle. L. Payne. L. LoManna. C. Lee. M. Soriano. S. Deufel. S. Sunning; SECOND ROW: M. Pennock. L. Mitchell. J. Mitchell. T. Sciber, B. Moh. K. Ratzman. T. Flowers; THIRD ROW: L Mathews. C. Bokclman. D. Stier. M. Holtsclaw. K. Freestone. J. Susa; BACK ROW: M Bolesch. I.. Daniels. S. Knepper. C Bell. L Carl. C. Owen. E. Coates. Meredith Residences First Southeast — FRONT ROW. T Badovich. S. Kasarda. K. Sipox D. Schnur. S. Surner. B. Matthews. C. Newman. B Knepper; BACK ROW: M. Meeman. T. Flanders. M. Sarvcr, C. Bokelman. J. Lautenschlager. A. Spisak. B. Barton. Second Southeast — FRONT ROW: L. Mathews. M. Moore. K. Barry. S. Chun. R. Mullens. L Mitchell. M Suarez. K Angerman. C Bell; SECOND ROW: J. Cooper. J Jordon. L. Ford. J. Morley. S. Ramakrishnan. S. Led man. C. Anton. Bubba. K Waxmon: BACK ROW: M. Kroll. K. Wentworth. T. Raterman. R. Cunningliam. K. Freestone. L Harmless. J. Teachnor. Q Wheeler. C. Kring. Meredith Residences MEREDITH Third Southeast — FRONT ROW: E_ Rasmussen. M. Smith. P Wyatt, C. McDermit. J. Montgomery. M, Thorn; BACK ROW: J. Llnak. C. Caldwell, L Stoicheff. L. Lehman. M Casper. I. Link. First Southwest — FRONT ROW: P. McKalip. S. Shircliff. C. Humphrey. T. Gibson, K. Walters. D. McNab; SECOND ROW: J. Virgin. L. LaManna. A Shepherd. D. Dobbs. K. Master. C Huseman. D. Throgmartin. J Hillberry; BACK ROW: K. Visnovsky. A. Faulkens. P. Misner. K. Eberly. D. Jackson. L Daniels. M. Quizon 100 Meredith Rrvdrnc S«cond Southwest — FRONT ROW: M, Nguyen. A. Stratlman. A. Emerson. K. Harman. L. Womsley. S. Cook: SECOND ROW: L Sung. J. Hodge. D. Bunning. A Sertlc. S Melle. S. Webster. L. Harris. C. Comer. C. Broaden; BACK ROW: M Bowlin. R Putman. J. Llptak. M. Esfarjant. N Allaei. L. Reynolds. D. Jackson. S. Walters. D. Charles Third Southwest — FRONT ROW: T Huffman. D. Batten. L Payne. R. Anderson. E. Huff. C. Brandes. A Dean; BACK ROW: S. Watkins. D. Steen. L. Williams. K. Coy. B. Leinberger. P. Stanbaugh. C. Notestein. C Ball. C. Lcza Meredith Residences 101 MEREDITH First Northeast — FRONT ROW: J. Williamson. M. Bolesch. J. Igleburger. M. Pcnnock. T Seider; SECOND ROW: C. Bish. J. Doerr. A. Brown, D. Wheeler. C. Baker. M Rakoczy: BACK ROW: S. Hill. M. Reynolds. J. Fernando. E. Brown. K Kern. K. Brown. A Hoyt. T Stockb 9 r Second Northeast — FRONT ROW: E. Velez. T. DeAngclia, H. Green. K. Todd. S. Gordon. T. Flowers. C. Cassell. P. Hoover. M. Wise: SECOND ROW C. McCool. A. Ramos. L. West. T Pignone. J. Beard. D. Suer. T. Rizzo. T. Harke: BACK ROW: G Mei Ling Chan. K. Scribner. P Collins. K Heimsath. C Benko. F All. K. LaRoy. C Novak. K McNamee. 102 Meredith Residences Third Northeast — FRONT ROW: M Goebel, L Hansen, J. Vanderwielen. M Davis. J Buccino. S. Cachules. K. Mollett. L. Connors, J. Barlow. SECOND ROW E Mora. C. l-oehr. N. Wright. T Fulton. K. Phipps. M. Perreir. B. Holterman. M McDowell. D. Chuma. S. Wine. K. Janowiechi; BACK ROW D. Garber. A Carter. I) Blessinger. M. Golden. L. Alexander. L. Bloom, M Novak. C. Owen. R. Atlaway. C. Malast First Northwest — FRONT ROW: L. Fernandez. E Deihl, J. Giordano. L. Kempf. L Shannon. A. Everett. A. Flaggie. C. McBurney. P Reed, A Phelps. T Beary: SECOND ROW 8 Lyst. P Tavormina. H. Reldy. S. Deufel. E Carpenter. S. Wheeler. J. Mason. D. Brown. A Chang; BACK ROW K Knight, E Beavers. G Copeland, D Fain. L. Corl. V Sells. L. Babcock. Meredith lestdences MEREDITH Second Northwest — FRONT ROW: C. Flint. S. Kelley. W. Holmes. S. Fay. L. Peel. S Coates. J. Susa. SECOND ROW: K. Smith. D. Smith. M HoltscUw. P Hoffman; BACK ROW K Knight. L. laconetti. L. Veale. T. McQuitty. E. Hornberger. B. Clark T Stockbe Third Northwest — FRONT ROW: A. Pittman. C Wyatt. K. Letts. S. Fuji!. Y Johnson. A. Faust; SECOND ROW: S. Gilbert. D. Edwards. Roodruck. J. Coffey. A Ire. R Muwakki. K. McCarter. K Whithe. C Raub; BACK ROW M Lindley. E Leipus. T. Martin. T. Spam. V. Youn? M Aoostini. M Soriano, M Butler 104 Meredith Residences Meredith Residences 105 J Kfibom SHREVE 108 Shi eve Residences W Atlwni. T Caudill 109 Residences TERRY E Do N«t . T Stoc b f«w 11 n Tcrty 1 1U Residences E (Wwii T Stockbc grY 111 Resiliences ill E Dotafty. T StotUngn TARKINGTON First and Second Southeast — FRONT ROW: B. Warder. C. Sarvanidis. A. Kasun. W Flem. S. Boesch. R Delble; SECOND ROW: 0. Pickle. M Anders. K. Krueger. J. Emminger, G. Stearsman, T Deany. M. Holleuden. S. Huffman. D. Biesack. B. LeClare. R. Sturtevant, E Cuthen: THIRD ROW: C Shrote. C. Pfistcr. J. Cronin. T. George. J. Plesha. J. Cinatz. C. Eckstein. S. Lovejoy. E. Koch. R Fefibertl. J. Rappaport; FOURTH ROW: K. Shade. M. Ferris. K. Eaten. M. Lancia. S. Smith. K. Daehler. G. Dawe, J. Tlies. D. Gascho. J. Brueckheimer; BACK ROW: M. Anderson, H. Brokncr, G. Fry. D. MacDonald. B. Hymen. M. Pfuimer. W Athens. C Moimrl Third and Fourth Southeast — FRONT ROW: L. Heenefeld. C Kriby. M. Kondor. S. Hand. M. Woodrow. B. Chamberlin. S. Gallagher. M Feldmcyer. J. Price. J Kroxel: SECOND ROW: A. Peronis. R. Langley. R. Pasko. M Clem. W Gallapoo. S. Eddy. J Broderick. D. Jones. R. Monkler. S. Abernathy. W. Wagner. A. Abele. T. Schuetter: THIRD ROW: J. Leimbacher, M. Farabee. K. Williams. E. Dobosz. P. Moore. J. Rowe. J. Lukacs. J. Hoffer. BACK ROW: M. Richard. M. Swartzentruber. J. Otolski. J. Vanliew. B. Eisenach. J. Companik. S. Lyon. D. Nemeth. D. Witherspoon. B. Heemstra. A Miller. R. Epple. B. Bauer. G. Pattok. C. Loebbehusen. C. Zimmerman. 112 Tarkington 1.....■ First and Second Southwest — FRONT ROW: P Kohn. J. Fenter. A Santiago. J. Irons. C. Mantke. C. Hartman. D. Sedring. J. Jennings, J Delworth. D. Borghans, J. Newton. K. Sommers; SECOND ROW: C Puranen. F. Boner. J. Boner. J. Cable. T. Deckard. G. Sexton. B Rae. R. Johnson. G. WaMbieser. V. Pinson; THIRD ROW: D. Garwood. R Reuter. K. Kurrc. M Krebs. M Gwin. D. Studt. B. Hyman. D. Payne. S. Schnlx. D. Currie. B. White. C. Ringer. J. Hecker; BACK ROW: B. Gall. M Howell. B Falcetder, D Courtney. P Kruer. S. McChesney. M Taylor. M. Hoffbeek. D. Miller. D. Wolf. T Patterson. D. Chamberlin. W Allwv C Motanvi rhird and Fourth Southwest — FRONT ROW: G. Duncan. D. Peter. G. Spears. S McCarthy. E. Firlos. R Schultz. C Carpenter. P Guin. M Jackson. K Eby: SECOND ROW: B Roland. T McMillan. J Kern. M Burvan. J. Walker. A Kirkpatrick. J. Tonn. T Hcemsoth. B. Cameron. T Bekle. J. Clauss. J. Carter. A. Doescher. G. Probst; BACK ROW: J. Filiatrault. D. Oh. W. Braister. D. Kirkdorffer. C. Weaver. T Frey. J- Geisslcr. S. Johnson. C. Nylin. T Marstall. J. Brown. M Hunt. D. Hurts D. Beyler. D. Mangus. T. Mattson. C. Lehman. E Garrett. J. Warrick. G. Gross Windsor Residences 113 TARKINGTOM First and Second Northeast — FRONT ROW: D. Roycraft. S. Cambre. W. Adaschik. J. Bell. D Albin. Hillbilly. M. Bennett. R. Albln. M. Bartek: SECOND ROW: M. Gibson. J. Komins. J. Clark, G. Clark. K McClow. S. McKinley. C. Davison, R. Parks. M. Obergfell. E. Herschelman. M. Milburn; THIRD ROW: P Townsend. D. Mojlve. K. Reyburn. C. Hedges. R. McDaniel. B. Murray. B. Smuthcrs. R. Jones. T. Garrison. B. Douglasday. P. Stark. K. Norman: BACK ROW: J. Bond. J. Shoes. S. Tyler, P Moss. P Strimbu, P McCrevise. B. Dover. A. Bodine. D. Deaton. C. Steddick. K. Norman. W Attorn. C Motenan Third and Fourth Northeast — FRONT ROW: D. Doll. J. Weadick. K. Handy. R Roughcutt. J. Houston; SECOND ROW: B. Gary. M. Balser. G. Stavroa; BACK ROW J. Beeman. M. Cross. S. Niemann. C. Love. M. Python. R. Plant. C. Norris. B. Rubble. P Newman 114 Tarkiogton Residences First and Second Northwest — FRONT ROW M Boyle. S. Seibert. M Wilson. C Dayhoff: SECOND ROW K Salem. G Goodndge. T Wilsbacher. A. Hartzell. J. Kovach. J. Donovan. E Kennelly. M Hoevet. M Lamble. M Phillips, T Bender. BACK ROW. W. Davis. D Manlove. S. Wolf. T. Morris. M. Lilly. C McLean. W. Drummond, R Rubik. M. Weinzaplel, J. Shroyer. W Air n . C. M 4 n n Third and Fourth Northwest — FRONT ROW J. Purdue. J. Schneider. M Hand, W Evans. M Hyland. J. Rudolph D Bittner. Bubba. B. Boes: SECOND ROW S. W'eld, B. Tolley. B Yaccmo. THIRD ROW: J, Rosenberry. S Schmidt. T. Goodman. R Baker. S. Venners. T Andrews. P. Sprunger. C. Schlegcl: BACK ROW: R Gaskins. B. Lango, K Boyd. L. Bass. M. Hunt. D Fmke. M Pierce, J. Lietzan. W White. M Rudeck Tarkington ■ • - 115 TARKINGTON Tarklngton Ross-Adc 11, 12. 21 6 22 — FRONT ROW: A Johnson. J. Pienta, D. Eumby, P. Musgrave, M. Spock. K. Wickes. K. Briscol, C, Wcggcman. T Buersroeyer. D. (Jrbanus. S. Jones: SECOND ROW: S. Morrison. C. Scales. M, Craig, D. Jordan. J. Williamson. D. Moss. M Murihr. P. Brown. K. Fawcett. W. Cruz. D. Smith: BACK ROW: P. Lozanoski, K. Devine, T. Pfifferkorn. V. Quhas. M. Lee. R. Strauss. M AguliaJ, M Keck. J. Walters. W Barlow. Tatfcinfllon 1 I Residences 11 WILEY Wiky Executive Council — FRONT ROW: J. Rains, J. Layton. M. Stearsman. K. Fryer. E. Odom. T J. Sheehan; BACK ROW D Kaueshlge. T. Mullanix. P. Merthel, C. Fleenor. J Cctoniv J Kilbum First and Second Southeast — FRONT ROW: S. McKclvey, J. Ernest. P Keller. C. Cleveland. R Dimarco. M. Beetz. R Newport. B. Miller: SECOND ROW J Honey man-Scott. R. Myroo. J. Wise. J. Zigan, J. Layton. R. Dimarco. M Beetz. J. Miller. S. Beetz. D. Poulsoo. M Jones. R Wuthrich; THIRD ROW: Floyd. D Brewer. S. Sech. B. Lakner. K. Martin. S Maudlin. D. Soendlin, D. Curry. R. Smith. B. Lymburncr; FOURTH ROW: E Sorensen, J. Gilbert. J. Tayler; BACK ROW: M Murphy. M Roath. D. Ives. S. Auriemma. R. Tower. J. Cuffia. R. Wilson. R. Aymat, D. Carter. J. Silver J Colon . J KUburn Third and Fourth Southeast — FRONT ROW: A. Loeber. B. Binlotd. D. Arthur. H, Grundy. L. Gutierrez. T Thomas. T. Jones; SECOND ROW: B. Eckelman. M. Norwood. S. Karst. D. Grundy. C. Grundy. K Grundy. G. Grundy. J. Grundy. J. Lochand. J. Mutzl. M Marquand; THIRD ROW: K. Grundy. B. Grundy. S. Grundy. R. Grundy. M Grundy. J Grundy. Mr. Java. N. Lykins. B. Cosgray. M. Stephenson: BACK ROW: C RexJelbach. M. Eckert. B. Cosgray. J. Grundy. M. Laurence. J.D. F, A Palmer. S. Sc beer, P. Massey. D. VanHoosler. 119 WILEY First and Second Southwest — LAYING: J. Rains: FRONT ROW: B. Pugh. J Viale. M. Thorpe. T. Lindsey. S. Bemottl. R. Radvanovsky. T. (Jllgian. M Buzinski. T. Mullanix. B Hunt. J. Berning: SECOND ROW: D Michalec. K. Thompson. M Semtcr. B. Wolson. B Meiners. D. Howie. D. Crook. B. Getty. G. Orr. L. lacoca. M. Manzm. T. Sagstetter; THIRD ROW: B. Cunningham. D. Holiday. P. Mayer. P l.ynde. J. Stanford. P. Lynn. P Floyd. D. Smith. R. Rush. E. Felix, R. Fueff. G. Fyffe; BACK ROW: M Marvel. J. Juarez. M Conrad. R. Rush. R. Mams. J. Smith. R Rush. R Rush. E Clapton. G. Fyffe. J CoKvw. J. KAurn Third and Fourth Southwest — LAYING: J. Gampfer; FRONT ROW- T. Baker. K. Mensik, C. Thucr. D. Rittman. T Mann. M. Zelinsky, B Porter. W McBurney. B. Willner; SECOND ROW: T. Johnson. T Spears. G Carlin. C Dietz. J. Giordano. T. Saggars. G. Molting. E. Kesteloot. J. Stout. J. Sameier; THIRD ROW: D. Jauch. D. Everidge, F Schmidt. P. Pecha. K Creighton. E. Tendins. D. De Sc hep per. C. Horein. J. Conrad. B. Ducat. M. Brandt. T. Giordano: 8ACK ROW: J. Day. S Thurnall R Houin. T Fleming. D. May. M Dye. H Coussens, K Maggard. R. Lindsey. K. Somers. B Woods. D. McCoige. C. Fleenor. J. Shultz, B. Crowe. T Givens. 120 Wiley Residences First and Second Northeast — FRONT ROW: M Carlfain. D Dippon. J. Lem. R. Wenxd. C. Ebcrly, P Mahaffey. D Rodoch. J. Cross. T Buckles. E. Odom, M Pagones. SECOND ROW: M Barrett. S. Slaven, M. Vosteeo. M Ruduwies. W. Sohusen. M. Hostetler. J Bruver. J. Maynard. P. Gray. B. Boidey. D. Clemens. M Quinlan. T Sheehan; THIRD ROW: M Wagner, C. Willcox. J. Spangler. 8. Gilbert, J. Walters. T Hickman. W Clouse. J. Bohlmann. M Holl. B. Michael. X Anhalxer. P. Oldus. J. Moffitt; FOURTH ROW: D. Woxniak. K. Larson. D. Camp. S. Meeker. D. Bollock. R Vavul; BACK ROW T Weber. K. Collins. W Davidson, E. Swartx. R Zielinski, R. Kuehl. J. Herman. C. Hermann. R Robinson. D Rather Third and Fourth Northeast — FRONT ROW: J. Ervlng, M. Fair. W Knows. B Miller. J. Leeuwer, T. Means. G Allgood. J. Doe. A Jarrett. J. Sweeney; SECOND ROW J. Sweeney. E. Fudd. C Vlxino. B. Dylan. T. Loebig. S. Ward. D Hadley. C Brown. A Clyne. P Llcurs. K Ward. M Johnson: THIRD ROW. T Gardner. C. Hoodlem, A. Camp. J. Beaman. D. Hunter. T. Reutebuch. T Hatchett. £. Gatton. M. McPheters. R. Robinson. A Ratx; BACK ROW. R Burnside. J Rice. R Sandberg. B. Baturevich. M Zamudio. J. Jones. B Mciss. K. Cates, L. Romance. M Stnedl. C Fuxxy. WILEY First ond Second Northwest — FRONT ROW; G Duchane. W. Irving. D. Leburg. O. Smith. F Hawaiian. A. Khalid, M. Penzkover. J. Flora. G. Neville. J. Boone. D. Muller: SECOND ROW; J. Stout. J. Kruft. D. Korn. L. Bennett. M Nelson. D. Goffinet. J. Enzwiler. J. Rosemeyer. M McBride. J. Platusic. W Niebes. J. Thomas. J. Sutherlln; THIRD ROW: M. Feikos. D. Lynch. J. Stump. H. Krueger. K. Watson. B. Sherman. S. Sullivan. K. Strominger. W. Krambeer, G. Martin. A. McLoren. T. Bigelow: BACK ROW: K. E dman, J. Bean. B. Wiseman. J. Scobee. L. Scholield. K. Koscielski. J. McGinlz, P. Collins. L. Waldon. B. Wheat. B. Fouch. H. Clayton. T. Herman. G Johnson, J Cokr J Kdbum Third and Fourth Northwest — FRONT ROW: P. Herthel, L. Avington. P Koziczynski. B. Warner. L. Sfikas. J. Nicolucci. J. Burton. J. Short. D. Clemens. K. Byanski. M, Schmidt: SECOND ROW: K Mixell. K, Royle. S. Wendling. J, Peterson. P. McGaughy. M. Chandler. R. Frantz. S. McOeavitt. S. Aylward. P. Smith. D. Phillips. J. Murray; THIRD ROW: A. Weers. D. Savard, T. Strahl, D. Gottlieb. D. Atwood. M. Miller. J. Stucky. R. Siegel. M. Monleith. D. Gray. D Widdel. J. Davis; FOURTH ROW: J. Hall. D Henkel. J. Humphrey. D. Shatrowskl. J. Burgess. D. Winterringer. C. Glasgow. D. Richart. M, Hearn. J. Dradcr, B. Ratt. D. Talmage. T Wells: BACK ROW: J. Lumpp. J. Munn. B. Schoh. M. Holder. J. Carlson. S. Roberts 122 MADAM CAKROIA 0 WknlMtingcr 0 Wmtwrtnaei Wlte Residences 123 WINDSOR Duhme First and Fourth Floors — FRONT ROW: L Gilbert t BACK ROW K. Mosey. N. Brown, M Soper. R W.l . R McCoJJJ WamP'«f- s ,,00 - R Rahe: Duhme Second Floor — FRONT ROW: M. Kimble. S. Obcrmeyer. T. Clark. P Siercveld, A. Cox, S. Burton: SECOND ROW or- u Wagner. Y Mlchell. L Marking. B. Kerkhof. J. Brown. J. Draskovits: BACK ROW: J. Choi. M Erickson. A Berwanoe a V.Car ,y- J F'fche,• B Weigel. K Begeman. J. Hubbard. C. Meyer. K Nelson. L. Garrett. L. Johnson. B Wacts, L. Townsend. B. Lary. Havens. J. Smith. T. Raising. 0 124 Windsor Residences Duhme Third Floor — FRONT ROW: L. Nakamura. N Bielski. P Mahank. C Snyder. A. Surdvek. T. Elcnbaas. J. Renken; SECOND ROW: S Mak. D Bakom. K Stark, E Lee. J Wrey. C Hartman. R Dow den. S. Drake. C York. C. Hardt; BACK ROW K Whitlow. A. Himmelwright. S Pearson. B. Leuck. T. Warner. L. Williams. L. Deardorff. M. Douglas. L. Hughes. P. Ethennglon. K. Burkholder. Shealy First and Fourth Floors — FRONT ROW: N. Scott. K. Cripe. C Pedigo. M Wilke. K. Gee. T. Goad; BACK ROW: S. Pierce. K Christie. D Clupper. C. Stier. J. Hubbard. R Ready. C. Sieller. R. Bales, D. LubeUklx 125 WINDSOR Shea I y Second Floor — FRONT ROW: C. Harris. J. Degener. K Co . J. Jasper. A Warner. J. Ashlock. C. Nonte. J. Kennedy. M. Geier. R. Bcrvskin; 8ACK ROW: A Hoffman. L. Vitali. E. Compton. J. Rittberg. M. Hildmger. D. Schnorr. L. McMichael. P Baker. J. Maple. J. Burge. D. Bruning. B. Yorum. C. Collignon. J. Schmed. R. Knisel. C. Korn. L. Patterson. P Akers. Shealy Third Floor — FRONT ROW: L Kukurugya. C Keenan. C. Steven . H Wright. A. Renkenberger. S Thompson; SECOND ROW: S. Woodward. J. Hester. L. Lahr. S. Nuss. S. Musick. J. Oprisu. W. Nor den. A. Downey; THIRD ROW: J. Week . A. Stocker. B Sanford. M Robertson. L Rumph, B. Kent; BACK ROW: C. Williams, W Bridegroom. T. Miles. J. Kessler. L Steward. 126 Windsor Residences Varrtn First and Fourth Floors — FRONT ROW: V, Pieniazkiewicz, D. Korson. D. Buchan. C. Mann. K Minks. A. Stinson; SECOND IOW: K. Parks. R. Herrmann. L. Welter. M. Ahlfeldt. L. Zucaro. S. Christner; BACK ROW; A. Petrig. C. Johnson. S. Stratton. J. trmuth, S. Harding. J. Campbell. E Gale. B. Bacon. P. Jackson. E. Dohury. M P«o Warren Second Floor — FRONT ROW: S. Davies. M. Payne. J. Shaw. G. Gutwetn. S. Tebbe. L. Ploughe; SECOND ROW K. Fitzgerald. D. Wolf. L. Protsman. L. Wright. L. Little. K Norkus. D. Hufferd; THIRD ROW: S. Owen. S. Ritter. L Bubb. A Lewis. S. Johnson. J. Binnie. P Kincaid; BACK ROW: J. Stuckey. C. Owens. A. Foster. M. Connors. J. Braun. J. Giesting. K. Vukmanic. D. Holdosh, J. Snead. Windsor Residences 127 WINDSOR Warren Third Floor — FRONT ROW: A. McLaughlin. L Rycenga. H, Studcbaker. K. Helm . C. McCarren. K. Call. J. Whitt: SECOND ROW: J. Gutherie, M Peterson. F. Elbert. K. Robbins. C. Williams. A. Flores. J. Kenney. K. Eskilson; THIRD ROW: S. Zack. T. Correll. C. Helms. A. Lartkton. P Grzesk. S. Lambert. M. Bridgewater; BACK ROW: L. Jantzcn, A. Duvall. S. Spencer. C. Mortcnson. K. Schueneman. S. Williamson. E Dotwrty. M Wood First and Fourth Floors — FRONT ROW: C McCarroll. B. Cosby. J. Tungesvkk. C Motz. C. Merrifield: SECOND ROW: S. Shepherd. K Nuss. J. Simson, J. Cozad: BACK ROW: D. Miller. T. Sohday, M. Stephens. 128 — Residences Wood Second Floor — FRONT ROW: S. Cline. J. DeGrazia. K. While. K. Truumaa. J. Sweeney, J. Palmore. M. Stouppe: SECOND ROW: J. Angle. M. Clark. K. Barren. B. Scruggs. L. Brankle. A Marsh. T Hinc. M. Seipel: BACK ROW: C. Skoczck. E. Knapp. J. Jackson. K. RichmondJeffers. N. Asher. D. Snyder, L. Stephens. T. Martin. Wood Third Floor — FRONT ROW: N. Grubc. J Alger. S. Nagy. R Wilsbacher. J Fordeck: BACK ROW: M Weaver. R Armbruster. R Peterson. D. Burbrink. D. Cole. Windsor Residences 129 WINDSOR Vawter Firs! and Fourth Floors — FRONT ROW: M Martin, M, Wegh. M. Lesniak. R. Herr. J. Feistritzer: SECOND ROW: A Hile. E Taylor. B Lilcy. A. Himelreich. M Nail. K Fox. L. Duffner; BACK ROW: A Ebbers. B. Shilling. J. Coots. P. Roberson. C. Kellam. K. Donnoe. K Wagner. Vawter Second Floor — FRONT ROW: J McHenry. J. Kcrber. K R.chards. M Flemm. M. Harris. P. Remktng: BACK ROW: K. Oppman. C Kleindorfer. A. Small. M Hawkins. D. Maillet. E. McCIIntock 130 Windsor Residences Vawtcr Third Floor — FRONT ROW: K. Adams, L. Bowman. R. Bissell, M. Barnes, S. Koenig: SECOND ROW: L, Kulcsar. E. Flassig. A, Stelnbauer. M Boling. B. Morgan: BACK ROW J Mast. R Henschen. A. Anderson. S. Weston. S. Muncy. J. Stranahan. J. Sleg. J Btunoy Windsor 1 O 1 Residences 1 1 WINDSOR Executive Board — FRONT ROW: D. Maillet. K. Schrkrk. G. Jones. M. Geier. K. Gee. K. Nuss. A. Surovek: SECOND ROW: S. Nuss. S. Toy. M. Heck. A. Gentry. L Rycenga. C Motz; BACK ROW: L. Horland. J. Giesting. S. Spencer, B. Gray. D. Wolf. L Steward. J. Kissinger t- Doherty. M Pa Governing Board E. Dohwty. M P. }r 132 Windsor Residences Windsor Residences 133 WINDSOR GHI FRONT ROW: S. Bongma, S. Buzinski. S. Zwierzynski. K. Groves. W. Cook. D. Douglass; SECOND ROW: J. Morion. M. Cadarett. C. Stcffus. M Blanford. K. Todd. G. Cornett. BACK ROW: J. Potocnak. K McCarthy. T Moody. M K. Marlines. C Potter. S. Shoe. K. Stem. E tout). T. Sioclibirjii 136 Residences Debris Representatives: L Hunefeld, K White. Mot pictured: S. Banqma. 2. Carter. M. Englcrt. J. Layton. K. Louden. M. Mangnn. L. Mitchell. P Mitchell, M. Roach. K. Schroeder. M PRHC — FRONT ROW: M Vanoclli. K Webber. J Mitchell. P. Mahaffey, K. Schroeder. V Fernandes; SECOND ROW: M Pennock. A. Gentry. P Kirk. M McTyeirc. S. Buzinskl, A. Fenlmore. M Mangan. M. Purcell. S. Sumpter: BACK ROW: B. Powell. J Layton. R. Costelle. W Brown. M. Englert. D. Ewiglebcn. M Hollinden, J. Schneider. G. Mayberry. 0. Mjwy PRHC Debris Reps ™ ™ es!3ences S liflhlfwx M K. 138 Residences J. K um E Oorwn E. Defwfly Candtds Residences 139 T. Stockbrf- r 140 Candida Residences Greeks Co-ops 142 CancM Greeks € Co-ops I 144 Candida________ Crocks £• Coops FRONT ROW: J Schmidt. J Ketcik. N. Wiersma. M Birmingham. S Cunningham. J. Knapp. J. Greer. K. Komro: SECOND ROW: K. Nicoiosi. K Sullivan. M Fitzgerald. S. Conwell. J. Fauts. S. Poynter. C. Mulhaupt. G. Kreil, J. Gnger. J. Carrier. M Mckenzie: THIRD ROW: J. Harris. L Barnes. J. DeCamp! C. Chambers. C. Kimball. R. Rosenstlhl. M Guthrie. M. Eifert, J. Johnson. C Seibert. S Elliott. T. Stewart. E. Kroemer. J. Pepper. S McKean; FOURTH ROW: C. Brown. A Ross. S. Elliott. S. Craw. J. Huff man. D. Stookey. S. Hess. K. Welsh, T. Bowsher. M. York, L Lipinski. R Lostutter. D. Head. K. Bechtel. K. Lingmann. D. Hockemeyer. K. Roberts. K. Wood: BACK ROW: J. Niehaus. D. Williams. A. Eguihua. T. Flchtner. M Fitzgerald. K. Hupe. K Thornton. K. Halleck. C. Dunn. R. McCarthy. B Hoyt. A Christianson. M Yatcr. P Daly. B. Frees. Alpha Chi Omega GreeksST pT 145 FRONT ROW L. West. N. Dittrich. Mom C.. S. Stephens. C. Chambers: SECOND ROW: C Wich. J. Van Lone. J. Nelson. T. Cleaver. M. Yoder. L. Elmore, L. Kuhn, R Nasr. J. Herberg, J. Ison. J. Buetemerster. K. Bleikamp, J. Bale . H Nicolai: THIRD ROW H Behrens. M. Stire . K. Hick . K. Williams. P. Shikany. N. Farrell: FOURTH ROW: R. Cichowski. D. Schers-chel. L Dijak. C. Tancrell. M. VarWe; FIFTH ROW: D. Robbins. C. Lewis. L. Nelson. C Erdos. H Warchus. M Miller. S. Lelninger. T. Peck. S. Kerr. C. Heeg. B. Bodenkamp. P Eastman. K. Carl. J. Martin. D. Maldia. B. Leonard. D. Daugherty. E. Potter. K. Dahlgren. B Scherschel. N Whltford. J. Weiher; BACK ROW: L. Mikhail. T Weigand. A. Hancock. C Dean. A Miller. K. Kopple. P Nussmeier. N Harlow. J. Schmitt. P Nolan. M Marquit . M Grief. L Andreeff. J. Welp. H Roetter, B. Strycker. J. Bales -1 A Alpha Delta Pi 1 rO (JrecK Toops Alpha Gambia Delta FRONT ROW: C Klotzbier. V. O'Neil. L. Campbell. T. Metster. B. Jones. 0. DcWitt. S. Wiegel. K. Eder. B. Bitzer; SECOND ROW: C. Lyons. C. Konzen. M. Modesitt. S. Connor. K Schelde. C. Bench. K. Baker. K. Powell. M. Crow. P. Obringer. P. Stoll; THIRD ROW: N Bolin. L. Houtschilt. S. Bricker. K. Westropp, S. Lange. S. Dennison. K Kaufman. J. Michel. C. Isbister. K Jarus, P. Cook. D. Switzer. V. Goodnight. L Berry; FOURTH ROW: J. Bagosy. L Filar. C. Fleming. L. Penn, P. Collins. K. McVey. C. Sexton, D. Bathke. D. Schmanske. C Loveless. K, Kcelan. R. Dingle. S. Tarde. S. Jensen. L. Wolf. A. Fahien; BACK ROW M. Jones. G. Rawley. M. Ladner. A. Flammang. L. Kluender, D. Ellery. A. Mitchell. K. Htnkle. C. Lyons. J. Dellinger. W. Leavitt. M. Miller. J. Mushrush, L. Fagan. S. Snodgrass Aj£h Gamm Delta Greeks Coops 147 Alpjha bjnicron Pi -i a Q Igho OmiCfon 1 rO Greeks Coops FRONT ROW: L. Hershman. L. Robbins. J. Lindquist. J. Stonecipher, D. Comer. K. Smith. A Hirsch, J. Juerling, C. Messmer. K, Kuykendall. S. Wigs). P Dawes. K. Lorenxen: SECOND ROW: K. Koester. S. Need. P. Glenn. S. Slagg, M Loftus. J, Borton. L Taff. J. Sugawara. J. Kaptur. J. Toman. J. Gordon. J. Mann. A. McAveeney. C Cutlip; THIRD ROW: K. Melster. K. Skidmore. A. Ma ewski, J. Kedow. S. Crossk. N. Davis. D. Elmore. L. Munro. S. Briggs. A. Konicek. D. Vestal. C. Cattoo. A. Mctzler. T. Parker. A. Moses: BACK ROW: M Hcrren. L. Vestal. S Phelps. M Hrinsin. K. Hensel. K Klemencic. J. Odle. A. Wagoner. H. Mahlan, S. Martinelli a|pA FRONT ROW: T. Bacca. R. Doyle. C. Lewis. F. Sicilian©. J. Wood. D. Wells. M. Crowder: SECOND ROW: J. Wurster. S. Scheufler. G. Geddes. H. Roehl. H. Redman. C. Hunter. L. Fcldt. K. Read. K. Dvorchak. K. Raub; THIRD ROW: L. Duke. M. Helm. C. Jordan. D. Mochlenkamp. B. Tholke. K. Moore. T. Hoppes. C Rule. M. Hackett. B. Buchanan. A. He de. P. Wamock. S Struck: FOURTH ROW: J. Zinn. K. Johnson. J. Menze. L. Bassett. G. Brost. L. Bauermeistcr. M Mooney. L. Sayer. J. Martin. S. Cacciatore. J. Hanni-gan, L. Hreno. C. Zahn. J. Schmidt. C Hotchkiss. L. Schatz. C. Kessler: BACK ROW: C. Silvius. A. Tunno. L. Hendress. M Olson. S. Higley. J. Hummel. B. Coniglio. C. Mazan. L. Host. S. Preston. R Mare. T. Dcrheimer. K Kinder. M Lavins. M Rumbaugh. L. Miedema. B. Ducker Greeks Coops 149 FRONT ROW: K. Pendleton. S. Cronan. A. Raab. C. Smith: SECOND ROW M. Nichols. A. Frye. K. Doran. L. Henry; THIRD ROW: K Westbrook. K Bonness. N Gerber; FOURTH ROW: J. Lazzaro. L Martin. D. Bell. D Wampner. J. Brandenburg. H. Surface. M. Smith; FIFTH ROW: K Enrletta. B. Pollert: L. Rennaker; SIXTH ROW: B Rock. M. Pepples. B. Bowen M Gerhart. E. Pintz. A, Loeffler; SEVENTH ROW: M. Memering. B. Mahan. J. Schuster. P. Walker. S Fritz: EIGHTH ROW: P. Bullard. L. Shively. J. Renbarger. K. Yuska: NINTH ROW: C Troyer. J. McRill, D, Yurtin. M. Sattler. C. Grose. Mom Unger. T Beavers. K Brown. L. Van Matre. M. McKee. S. Fugedy; BACK ROW: P. Gerst, K. Kendall, L. Beatty, J. Ram sten. -1 p- pv vl£h XlDelta mm iums=s=H zsEsmm uiim FRONT ROW: S. Epperson. L Ellabarger. N Roseberry, C. Kendall. J. 8aumgardner. C. Briscoe. N. Sarros. K Kerkhove. K. Lancaster. K. Layton. A. Schilling SECOND ROW. K. Harris. S Riley. M. Landreth. B. Miller. S. Matthews. S Stonecipher. M. Matthews. L Manhart. H. O'Connor. D. Zehner. L Hipskind. N Randall; THIRD ROW: C Chorak. C. Fulton. J. Baslla. M Kungis. P. Paulsin. I. Traylor. J. Larry. C. Westbrook. J Becker. S. Spiller. D. Shoemaker; FOURTH ROW: K Ambers. J. Gilbert. K. Haworth. L. Ashby. B. Reno. S. Betulius. M. Metallic. G. Brignoni; BACK ROW: C. Hollcman. D. Dohr. J. Shoemaker. M. Linkosky. J. Glecson, J. Burns. K. Keating. M. Davis. K. Harris. J. Tlley. M. Pumel. F Cowan. J. Voscll. A. Ralrdan. S. Buford. K. McGann. K Thompson. 1 Cl JL 1 Delta G amma M. AWni. J Kifbum FRONT ROW: J Burt. M. Allison. R Anne. M. Foist, Pierre. S. Lindley. B Wessell. M. Kelly. B. Fremd. A. Chronopoulos: SECOND ROW: F. Harrell. C. Gates. M. Wolfe. L. Cacioppe, T. Kelly. R. Ofenbeck. J. Brunner. A. Poulsen: THIRD ROW A. Owens. C Dixon, C. Felton. J. Farrington. E. Herliti. T Metr. A. Kelley. K. O'Loughlin. B. Lindley. P. Louis. M Gordon. K. Bentley. N Lindley: BACK ROW: L Axelrod. A Pane. L. Sharkey. L Ray. L. Hughes. M. Murphy, K. Butler. S. Frailer, P. Tyler. A. Broemmel-Ssek. C. Ransford, P Louis. T. Glaser. A. Pit . B. Barnes. S. Hong. M. Borgmann. K. Balser 152 DeltaGamrna_ Greeks Coops Delta Sigi W Aihrm FRONT ROW: A M Newsome. D. Jackson. A Bolden. « Dunn; BACK ROW: L. Caldwell. N. Clark. S. Cunningham. R. Barber. F. Chess. G. Henderson Delta Sigma Theta GreeksTToops 153 FRONT ROW: T. Gaydar. S. Richardson, M. Foley, J. Clark. C. Mutchman, C. Niepokoj, L. James: SECOND ROW: E, Nelson. N. Condon, K. Hcldcrle, P. Tackett. L. Jonas. L. Longoria. D. Chappell, C. Grundhoefer, L. Waldron. L. Curtis. M Lchncr; THIRD ROW: S. Belter, D. Windlev. J. Berry. M. Hoskins. L. Ham, D. Fastero. P Cook. E. Schmal, L. Pequlgnot. S. King. L Ettington: FOURTH ROW: J. 8ury. C. Vincent. J. Holt. C. Bcevcr. D. Kenny, K. Schroeder, K. Kepchar. T. Gregor, C. Maroulls. J. Winter, V. Lehr; BACK ROW: K. Fladelend, C. Van Lavene, C. Beard, A. Alexander, M. Muller. L. Kieffer. J. Scheffel. D. Grigs. E. Trick, S. Verduce. -1 p A GammaPhiBeta 1 l Ht Greeks Co-ops Kappa FRONT ROW: K. Dobrzelewski. B. Pickle. S. Graham. S. Milholland. D. Prochasler, K. Taylor. C. Schmidt. J. Isom. A. Porritt. S. Stavnhcim. M Ficdlicr. L. Hannemann. T Fehribach, J. Donnelly: SECOND ROW: T. Dunn. J. Clark. C. Petit. J. Johantgen. E. Maish. D. Hack!. J. Doyle. M Woodhull, V. Galante. C. Brown. B. Schuessler. D. Peterson. T. Andrews. J (Jlbrich; THIRD ROW: N. Nay. C. Bunnell. M. Brophy. R. Zurad. J. Dauch. K. Harte. B. Schuessler. C. Beckman. A. Levy. D. Bayliff. A. Kehlor. L. Walton. A Cox; BACK ROW: P. Raymann. C. Hamilton. M Bruns. N. Ayer . J. Chopin. E. Roemer. J. Helledy. S. Hannemann. J. Fritz. G. Petit, N. Ahern. A. Wright. A. Reutman. K. Zygmunt. P. Head. KappjAlph Theta 1 r C Greek oops 1 FRONT ROW: L. Peterson. S. Heidenreieh. T Cooke. S. Hellmich. C Hettwer. S. Dee. J. Eflltv B. Zahorsky. B. Schwartz, M. Newsom. G. Pollard. M. Ferruzza. J. Scarpelh, L, Boyle. D. Suput, J. Bucko, J. Wulf. A. Cunning ham, S. Davenport. C. Butlers. J. Marino. L. Lasher. D Kingsley: SECOND ROW: K. Boyle. S. Franzmelcr, M Mclndoe. M. Slade. M. Pierce, L. Hof mann. K Wooten. N Rothrock, C. Callahan. C Clark. A. Svoboda. N. Wctmore. H. Jones. R. Bain, T. Lambert. K. Christie. C. Pfister. C Niehaus. C Lucy: THIRD ROW P Lynch. D Taao, B. Hoy. A. MacMillan. C. Lambirth. S. Searpelli, B. Cunningham, K. Klinker. S. Chenowith. M. Vahle, D. Stenacker. D. Hirsch. A. Ritchie. L Quirey. 1 j aj p Cjppa ammo M AtJml. J KUbum FRONT ROW: C. Spoof, C. Luna. J. King. A. Fowler. C. Van Keppel, G Zorich. J Ho. L Lodyga. R, Reeves; SECOND ROW: R. De la Vega. K. Kujaca. T. Small. K. Wright. K Nash. K. Costin. P Idlewine. K. Palmer. K. Moran; THIRD ROW: J. Murray. D. Marner. P. Welch. K. Dowdeswell. G. Kiesler. J. Carroll. J. Porter. N, Steele. B. Smith. L. Gurgevich; FOURTH ROW- M. McShane. L Russell. M Marchionc. S. Brocring. L. Reinholt. C. Moran. K. Genung, J. Niemeyer, L. Spltler. L. Kammski. L Peterson. S. Eddy. D. Johnson; BACK ROW: M. Reckenbell, M. Davis. D. Cantnell. J Zatorski. A. Demelio. B. Shaw. J Smith. A. Lane. J. Meyer. C. Burns. L. Stelnbrunner. L. Jakubec. J. Barnes. A. Chambers. A. Kane — Phi Mu 1 Greeks S Coops 1 _ FRONT ROW: K. Keaffaber. S. Wolf. L. Benedict. L. Miller. L. Paulson. M. Fell: SECOND ROW: S. Carlson. K. Kranys. G. Fulcher. W. Bane. N Eads. C Homrighausen. D Mirr. L. Kessler. M. Rudman. J. Crosby. L. Duda. W Johnston. R Rouprich: THIRD ROW: C. Pietras. M Ponsot. M. Burton. S. Hahn. A DeJonge. C. Leaman. D. Hamke. L. Kershaw. J. Espelage. H Miller. D. Phillips. L Gabel: FOURTH ROW: C. Zimmerman. K. Axelrod. M. Purnell. H Thomas. B. Bollman. M Tirltilll. L. Smallman. L Carroll. 8 Baker. D. Diannitto. J Rudman. J. Rafferty: BACK ROW: K. Newton. E Bowles. E Fischer. 158 Pi Beta Phi Greeks £ Coops J. tUuony FRONT ROW: L. Leonard. L. Moyer. C. Biggs. S. Lehning. T Soliday. T. Thompson; SECOND ROW: J. Holtman. J. Nahory. M. Avedissian. A. Koval. M. Wilke. L. Jones. J. Pritchett. D. Kelliher. H. Hays. L Adams. M. Yusufji; THIRD ROW: M Boemmel. G White. L. Zobos. J. Armuth. K. Groves. L. Metten. J. Mankowski. C SchuessJer. K. Moseley. S. Lumbley. L. O'Dell: FOGRTH ROW: K. Duhon. L. Schuler. T. Wade. J. Heintz. S. Schaefer. K. Wilson. L. Schaefer. C. Wittlinger. C. Cooper; FIFTH ROW: S Fuller. L. Krcgel. A. Deaton. A Gwin. K. Good. D. Holt. D. Smith. B. Vogt. C. Mohns. L. Pltcock. R Alt: BACK ROW: S. Wolka. P Bright. J. Doty. M. Brooner. D. Zelazmy. PhiBetaChi Greeks G Coops 159 Alpha S. Stem ley FRONT ROW T. Haulm. D Shield . S. Nofziger. R O'Forrell. J. Rogers: SECOND ROW: E. Frickey. J. Byram. R Burnell. S. Schroeder. D. Colville. P Frickey: THIRD ROW: T DeArk. L. Becker. C. McCarroll. C. Otte. A Schwering. K Lohide. J. Peters. A. Rexing. P Siefert. BACK ROW: D. Sips. D. Yoke. L. Julian. 0. Myers. M. Wiegcrt, D. Myers. C. Pierce. L. Overthur. R. Kattcr. 160 Sigma Alpha Greek And Coops Sigma 'Jtp M Paitoni FRONT ROW: E. Liley. A. Jones. L. Crispl. A. Caruso. P. Kad. J. Moore. G. Sweet. M. Com met. (J. Curry. S. Shock. C. Stoecker. V. Spencer. J. Klepck. L. Achin. T. Kauchak. L. Kerestes. K. Burton. S. Henry: SECOND ROW: K. Waite. J. Pierce. S. Beard. K. House. L Sacuto. A. St. John. K. Hassel. J. Johnson. S. Leverson. S. Schneider. B. Emshwiller, L. Hartman. K. Saenger. M. Bollock. C. Hercher: BACK ROW: C. Roth. D. Smith. L Halverson. C. Lewis. L. Ferris. S- Spindler. L Armour. D. Brown. S. Simmons. R. Massed. A. DuBell. J. Berner. K. Butler. J. Hilblsh. E. Risk. J. Eiber. C. Macklem. D. Cameron. Sigma Kappa Greek opT 161 M- AOfru, J XSbum FRONT ROW: C. Brown. C. Wllshlre. M. Swiezy. J. Smith. R. Atencio. J. Holbrook. D Foster. M. Vargo. P. Kraase. K James, S. Gamier. T. Silver-man. E. Kerr; SECOND ROW: M. Veenhulzen, K. Korhonen. J. Havlin. K. Kubeja. D. Roman. I Cameron. P Lekan. K. Huck. J. Nunamaker. A Ritter. L. Schlueter. L. Beck. C. Seifert. T. Baker. C. Myrick. J. Moll. K. Murray. J Jessup. K Mager; THIRD ROW: S. Phillips. J. Brown. P. Shire- man. J. Haseman. P. Fyffe. L. Rathbun: FOORTH ROW: M. Knowles. A. Wheeler. J. Vaught. C. Churchill. G. Orlich. M. Hein: BACK ROW: L. Pletcher, J. Mundy. M. Pan, K. Cleary. J. Wetzel. T. Beeson. B. Brown, S. White. L. Kaiser. D. Cain. S. Shaw. L. Zink. L. Link. R. Harrison. D. Watkins. T. Clark. V. Quinn j Zet Tau jpha A Greeks G Coops KX. Hwllnr. FRONT ROW C. King. M. Page: SECOND ROW: J. Kitcorsc. C. Varnau. P Higgins: THIRD ROW: D. Robertson. P. Samulowitz. J. Dodger; FOURTH ROW': S. Tracer. M. Fry. P. Sisliano. D. Buzboem. R. Lister. B Murrell. G Weinzapfl, G, Finsis. S. Bond. M Johnson. M. Smith. J. Rcigh, R. Kanour. T. Heckel. B Alt; FIFTH ROW: B. Babcock, M. Barnes. B. Huffine. D Goedde. T. Watch, M Johnson. S. Harris. K. Johnson, E. Corti. S. Edris. T Cunningham. J Praet: BACK ROW: J. Haggclscamp. D. Shaffer. 164 M. Anacker. M. Oyler. D. Keulor. T. Lee. M Storm . S. Emerson. M. Huth. P. Shrake. D Liotti. B Bane B Zodell, T. Hardies. G. Weaver. S. Spofford, R Koerting. B. Phillips. K. Knowles. J. Holmes. S- Hudnall. G. Beeson. B. Griesbacher. W. Koening, T. Cochran. G. Miller. G. Boeck. J. Mitchell, E. Crecelius. J. Rund. T. Kwieciak. E. Helen. S. Pritchett. C. Wang. C. WII Hams. D. Moore, R. Ruth. J. Hackctt. T. Spivey. C. Eigenbrod. M Anasta-sio. M Ferrara. M Workman. M. Ernst. J. Ackerman. T. Eckenrode. T Murdock. G Lemond. J. Kidwell, E Levein AlphaChiRho -1 r J— Greek Coop X Ol FRONT ROW: K. Good. P. McKenzie. D. Wyman. W. Mahan. J. Stucvc; SECOND ROW: M. Wilson. D. Seib. P. Schultz. B. Botka. B. Smith. R. Maretsky. J. Seibert. P. McEvoy; THIRD ROW: D. Campbell. J. Smith. D. Oates. T. Tighe, J. Coen. J. Abbs. K. Ertelt. P. Mourn. B. Scott. D. Hayes. T. Hunter. G. Graper. J. Stucve. E Boeuf. T. Vollmer: BACK ROW: D. Kretz. E Jahn. S. Beckman. M. Stuck. R. Sampson. J. Yelinek. P. Cuevas. D. McClelland. D Bishop. D. Springer. M. Neff. 'I Alpha Epsilon Pi 1 TeekTTi droops FRONT ROW: D. White. S. Orme. P. Fuhrmann. M. Alanhaw, G. Fisher. G. Good. D. Eckrote. M. Schular. J. Burkhardt. D. Swain. D. Willoughly. R Nagel. D. Kleiman. P. Patton: SECOND ROW: R Reichart. Q. Keffaber. M. Pierce. C. Hollis. B. Kleiman, G. Halcomb. M. Hite. V. Seward. P. Roberts. R Swain. D. Anderson. P Robbins. P. Riley. P. Pence, G. Raun. R. Johnson: THIRD ROW: S. Alexander. A. Keffaber. J. Jarrett. J. Porter. T. Odell. W. Cole. B Marley. K. Carbiener. J. House. T. Mastcn. R. Martin. M. Seest. T Lachmund. B. Schuti. J. Bush. T Dewees: BACK ROW: D. Stouffer. J. Clark, K Welty. D. Wilcox. J. Anderson. M. Webster. D. Lachmund. K. Hannon. J Kitchel. M. Rekeweg, R. Hall. M Brumtey. a Gamma Rho Greeks Coops 167 Lambda FRONT ROW: K. Cook. F (Jckoff; SECOND ROW: S. Weiss. H. Orejuela. J. Gilbert. W. Payton. S. Gillcppie; THIRD ROW: B. Lcwowy. O. Harris. D. Fuego. D. Wi. W Ellhung. B. Auhaus. T Hoosier; FOURTH ROW: H. (Jgcrection. D Ick. W. Mozart. P. Enis. R. Moore. Jackie N. B Rew. R. Reagan. Stud. S. Gilchrist. C. Lit. C. Godby. D. Axelrod. Pierre: BACK ROW: D. Waste. E. Rection. C. Men. W. Wolf. B. Sober. L Schong. D. Canton. C. Ritt. C. Lint. 168 Alpha Kappa Lambda (jl ks -oops™ - Alpha Sigma Phi T Ptrtont. T. FRONT ROW: D. Pinkerton, P. Walsh. R. Witter. J. Witter. M. Ney. J. Fredericks. 0. Howard. C. Davis. H. Shumaker. W. Ross. G. Dages. G. Gurnik. T. Alba ugh. W. Dant. D. Heldenrclch. T. Collins; SECOND ROW: J. Spurgeon. 8. Eaton. P. Lawton. M. Cero. J. Ferreira. T. Jordan. S. English, J. Hinrichs. M Size, R. Henthorn. R. Oppenheim, B. Yount. M. Adam. N. Frye, F. Hoffman. D. Mannfetd. W. Bread. T. Martens, F. Poo. R. Rowe; THIRD ROW: S Crook. T. Forbes. B. O'Kane. S. Sailor. M. Trowbridge. R. Denault. B. Eaton. M. (Jlanowicz, M. Zehr. M. Henry. T. Norton. T. Woznlak. J. McIntyre. J. Rogers. S. Nix. R. Hughes. C. Lynch. M. Bucherl; BACK ROW: D. Snyder. D. Weihe. J. Frantz. D. Ahlgrlm. S. Lewis. G. Templin. JL IVJ CrSkTT'JMpr FRONT ROW: J. Hay. S. McGinchey. S. King; SECOND ROW: P. Hynds. 8 Montgomery. M Miller. T. Heckman. B Choung. M. Goon. S. Tucker. B. Mo ier. P. Spiggle: THIRD ROW: C. Delaquosta. K. Jacko, T. Duquatne. C. Mallot. D. Dog. B. Sauer. T. Pruitt. E. Schreiner. P Rokke. D. Day. J.P Patton. G. Coughlin. D. Deganuttl. P. Mcunler. R. Robbins, P PeeWee. Sluggo. J. Redlno. WeePee: BACK ROW: V. Haslem. H. Scmler. C Barton. Weezy, M.F Aktar, Psycbowicz. Z Man. Rizzo. D. Harry. P Workman. Starky. Wmo. Shaggy. Alpha Tnu Greeks Tnu Omega J. Bfurwy. S Slemlej FRONT ROW: R. Toenges. C. Schwartz. P. Leininger. J. Klopsch: SECOND ROW: D. Grootwassink, D. Shaw. G. Cole. M. Ruble. J. Decker. P. Ludkcy. J Widau. K Heinrich: THIRD ROW: J. Johnson. D. Stoppenhagen. J. Moya. J. Miller. M Flandcrmeyer. D. Hosier: FOGRTH ROW: J. Muhl. C. Shaw. W Hathaway. G. Hawkins. D. Huhnke. 8. Brandt: FIFTH ROW: R. Lembke. K. Reed. K. Hoffman. T. Garwood. R. Lewis. M. Laubenstetn. E. Going; SIXTH ROW: C Wood. J. Bylsma. J. Way. E. Schroeder, J. Larson. K. Wengert. J. Brandt: SEVENTH ROW: S. Neubauer. R. Westphal. D. Hess. M. Janson, A. Stoncking; BACK ROW: D. Slefker. T Held. T. Ruff. J. Finke. G Kranawettor. J. Matsucka. 1 fL Greeks S Coops FRONT ROW: J. Laurie. M. Trusler. M. Demasie. T. Farquis. C. Norman. T. Brazina. M. Kinder. D. Woods. B. Cooley. J. Pastore. S. Ramey. D. Hammond. D, Hickey. F. DeYoung. K. Ramm, B. Lawrence. B Jacoby. M Hoyt: SECOND ROW: B. Black. M. Zody. B. Morgan. T. Gigot. R Deister. P. Weaver. P. Sheets. B. Modlin, T. Dobbs. T. Huntington. S. Isbell. D. Bobeck. B. Pettet. K. Nesblt. D. Weis. G. Hadley; BACK ROW: M. Sellkop. D. Martinelli. J. Warrick. T. Fox, B. Patt. J. Watkins. C. Trees. K. Whitaker, N. Pinchok. S. Klinger. C. Lundstrom. T. Hall. M. Latz, F. Gross. T. Labus. C. Lee. Beta Theta Pi 1 0 GreekS oop? 1 E ItSfchi I Storth-figx Pictured: Basil and Nstasha Kuhn. C Langner, B. Mauer. R. Miller. P Obear. R. Pope. P. Ptikaitis. P. Not Pictured: G Baker. J. Boswell. C. Boyd. D. Byer. V Castagno. T. Ramsby. J. Reid. D. Siovin. D. Stewart. G. Swecden. T. Toolen. 0. Turnoch, Dagncse. S. Edmonds. D. Ganger. J. Hampel. J. Jones. J Kern. S King, A, S. Wells. M, Witte. 174 Greeks Co-ops Delta 1 FRONT ROW: J. Kampfer. R. Harmon. B. Lane. J. Karst. J. Kappus. M. Opar. D. Hughes. R. Ellerhorst. J. Fuller. J. Dillon. E. Olson; SECOND ROW: S. Allen. N. Kerr. R. Goodnight. P. Hazen. D. Lancaster. L Rud-.s. T Taylor, B. Sizemore. R. Smith. T Kampfer. E. (Jhlcnhop: BACK ROW: M. McAlister. J. Robbins. R Balano. S. Dueringer. G. Rhoads. R. Tanaka. S. Moon. T. Armstrong. P. Dillon. S, Yu. T. Troche. M Erikson Greeks Coops 175 Delta Attwn% -I IWimny P. Dance. D. Gutticrez. D. Bratcher. B Brocious. W. Glivar. W. Park . D. Rothermel. J. Holmes. C. Basset. E Maslowsky. J. Switzer. D. Martin. B. Bell. N. Uapes. S. Mitchell, D. Sarros, J. Nestory. J. Reimann, B. Tracy. G. Winn. K. Schifcrl. G. Meilmich. M Pop. G. Lowery. T. Krug. W Zylke. H. Corona. J. Glynn. D. Frasca. J. Russell. S. Mueller. J. Satoski. D. Stone cipher. S. Green. B. Moore K. Mastrorocco. S Basset. A. Huettner. D. Egan. M, Norton. R Keneson, J. Noce. K. Gujral. A Butz, B Hungate. R. Lindberg, A. Alderman. B. Brammer, J. Green. K. Grunawalt. D. Temple. B Scott. S. Kennedy. D. Gorgol. C. Kreb . P. Galio . K. Westwick, R. Rohrer. M. Ohlman. D. Swenson. J. Hamilton. T. Hellmich. B. Hahn. L, Butz. T Williams. T. Klein. D. Ellison. J. Rezutko. 176 DeltaTauDelta Greeks Coops Delta Delta Theta Sigma -i l Lit FRONT ROW: N. Blue. D. Kramer. B. Atmarvd, A. Mayes. B. Overstreet. J. lander. M Martin; BACK ROW B. Carson. A. Brown. B. Henderson. E. Bohman; SECOND ROW: D. Helimich. C. Ponder. V. Schroeder. L. Reh- Rcnsberger Delta Gpsilon T. S'ockbrrg'? FRONT ROW: Alani. Roglos: SECOND ROW: Skyrod. Franco. Mildew. Garrick. Klingenhammer; BACK ROW: Yuranos. Bob. Hoag. Hymee. Void. Kempfo. Keydog, Droid 2. Pear; THIRD ROW: Droid I. Null. Buzz. Chuck. 1 7 Q Delta (Jpullon X GreeksTiTTo ops W. Avr M FRONT ROW: J Rommel. L. Moran, L Conley. M Alois. D- Dyserl, L. D Kasper. D. Scheffler, B. Head. B. Rice. J. Cohoat; BACK ROW: J. Kaster, Steve. G. Welch. D. Dip. J. Nicoluccl; SECOND ROW: K. Weber. T. Mlnatel. F. Conrad. K. Bischoff. M. Lipton. J. Piento: THIRD ROW: J. Edgeworth. T Fly. UL. Evans Scholars GreekTTToopT 179 Ipjrrji ouse «K M P j« FRONT ROW: B Beeker. G. Myers. J. Fox. B. Howard. B. Leavitt. R. Helvle, D. Wendt. W Henslcr. T Moore. S. Harbaugh; SECOND ROW: B. Roberts. S. White, B. Ernest. R. Laws. T. Laidig. J. McKinney. G. Deason. S. Lempke: THIRD ROW: D. Lamie. A. Padgett. L. Kolssak. S. Williams. J. Milne . W. Jackson. K Morris. T. Jackson: FOURTH ROW: J. Beer. D. Turner. S. Budsky. D. Kennedy. N Wheeler. S. Callahan. D. Zeltwanger. B. Cannody. D. Lent . B. Doerr. M. Shircy. J. Rathmalacher. J. Holder. T. Butt. S. Pattison. D. Mennen. K. Butcher. S. Beck. B. Vester. B. Dull; BACK ROW: M. Bussabarger. T. Wyrlck, T. Myers. E. Meadows. J. Smiley. D Everett. D. Clark. D. Taylor. J. Maloycd. J. Keirn. R. Ouwervga, R. Sparrow, 180 Farmhouse Greeks Coops FRONT ROW: D. Kimball. K. Dlckman. E. Marashllan. J. Reed. M. Kolp: Goodrich. P. Gaut chy. C. Meimer. M. Quinn. T. Shuey. B. Reiners. G. SECOND ROW: B. Leonard. F Marcaly, M. Smith. R. Dawson. P. Reber. K. Perrin. D. Taylor. Dillman: BACK ROW: D. Ciancio. P. Smith. S. DeCoursey. T. Heemstra. S. Kappa Delta Rho Greek Coops 181 M Cf)c FRONT ROW: J. Lies. B. Davis. B. Edwards. Boss. R Coates. J. Imperial, R Pasinski. J. Tyler. T. Kenney: SECOND ROW: S. Mills. K. Berg. D. Petry. S. Kouns. C. Ewing. S. Farley. M. McGowan. J. Wylie. J. Wheeler; THIRD ROW: D. Kcarnaghan. M Brcscman, R Vrahorelis. T. Wiseman. R. Wilson. D. Denzlner. B. Hulett. B. Ettle, A Yorke. M Sliva, T. Meeks; FOURTH ROW: J. Markowicz. R. Palmer. H. Rubey. J. Woltman, R. Larrabie. B. Baran. B. Hlquet. T. Markowicz. R Palmer. H Rubey. J. Woltman. R Larrabie. B. Baran. B. Hiquet, T. Markowicz. B. Duncan. M. Cline. R. Adams. J. Conrad. P. Creighton II. BACK ROW: J. Just. M. Gobble. R. Lantz. B. Kelley. T. Burns. B. Zickert, C Morris. D. Leverson. Cappa Sigma 5reeks 5 ?oops i Lambda -A- A. fc Doh«!y FRONT ROW: M. Hicks, S. Robinson, M. Slabach. 0. Templin, A. Steele. M. Tubbs. G Badger. N, Alesi. S. O’Conner. P. Jung. D. Lechner. B. Wilcox; SECOND ROW: D. Tarpo. A. Cook. M. Lively. D Herron. R. Dove. R. SchveJe. S. Pufhal. G. Lyon. J. Berstein. M. Bromund. G. Marglattl. C. Townsend, C. Charrlln, S Renfrow. B. Moskal; THIRD ROW- 8. Beams. T. Wallach. B. Haynes. M. Allchin. D. Vawter. D. Sulkoski. R. Andrews. K. Allen; BACK ROW: R. Elgomavel. J. Howe. B. Varsanlk. R. Shields. D. Yoder. S. Workman. B. Smith. C Rosio. A. Esche. A. Peralta. J. Vitello Lambda Chi Alpha 1 Q O Gfeeks T oopT X OJ Fjii pelta Theta T. Srortl«. ! FRONT ROW D. Leslie. B. Swazee. C. Beasle. J. Lorenz. C. Craignotscott. A Hottoi, B. Honeydew. L Guadeloupe, B Haabib. J. Niceguy: SECONO ROW: H. GrecOon. B. Bloomingdale. D. Rowe. C Seiner. J. Bob. G. Bender, R. Me Fazel. M Bricklayer. K. Omartut. C. Pietras. J. Pedro: THIRD ROW: L Moose. S. Larsarvjfred. 0. Growie, B. Trimble. M. Kirkpatrick. G. Studd. T. Bclushi. E- Conan. P, Captspencer. D Gumby. S Papadopolikwus. T Chong. J. Hammerhead. S Reimer. K Webersan. R. Menace: FOURTH ROW: D. Blake. M. Pawlicki. J. Mowmane. P. Pumpkin. A. Countant. D. Barret. M. Hartman. J. Daniels. T Neck. J. Batman. C. Marin. M. Rob n. M. Glyptostroboides: BACK ROW: K. Coirusbest. J. Dries, R. Crashemup. C. Qued. E. Reonekne. S. Fatty. M. Charmin, D. Deano, J. Riffraff. T Two-cents. L.C.: PILLARS: K. Rozcomputer. J. Schafer 184 PhiDeltaThetJ Greeks Coops FRONT ROW: S. Clark. G. Snyder. F. Schierl. R. Lynch. P. Anderson. D. Brown. C. Kramer. B. Andrews. J. Neff. W. Menn. D. Mortell. S. Cook, E Frye: SECOND ROW: S. Sutton. R. Noden. B Kase. S. Axelrod. T. McGrow. D. Samuels. T Yoder. T Curello. J. Hoogenboom. M. McLuen, E. Roebuck. S. Knight. M. Zaekman, J. Hall. G. Crawshaw. D. White. M Montanous. S. Foster. D. Van Buskirk; BACK ROW: B. Teyman. M. Folten, E. Volk. B. Gardner. T Bolyard. D. Samuels. M Ridgeway. A. Falender. T. Reynolds. M. Vogt. J. Hamilton. S. Schaffer. A. Mauloux. J. Schommer. D. Goldman. Phi Gamma Delta Greeks Coops 185 FRONT ROW: J. Moeller. S. Buffington. J. DaDan; SECOND ROW: B. Londborne. N. Johnston. W Baker. D. Blouin. C Camp. J. Milligan. B. Acton. Traveler. A Porrari. P. Pete. D. Wolski, B. McLy. M Cartwright. M Gordon. T Butler; THIRD ROW- K. Klattle. D. Harntsh. M. Brooks. C. Brown. J. Huck. J. Ambrose. B Goedde. T. MacAdam. B. Maxwell. B. Weyer. T. Vavul. B. Ritschel. M. Phelps. M. Reale. D. Just. S. Crawford. M. Ball: FOURTH ROW: M Little. K. Carrillo. K. Crawford. B. Farrissey. T. Couvreur. S. White. L. Bolt. C Harmon. M. Ahern. S. McClure. W. Bill. R Wany, J Bardwell. G. Besing, M. Johnson; FIFTH ROW: E Hume. R Boener. J. Guy. G. Hendrick. S. Buffington. B Landman. R. Shull. R. Bentson, M Bozzo. E Ball. M. Adams. J. Ray; BACK ROW: J. Stafford. D. Stevens. J. Modelevsky. B. Garrett. M. Ahern. J. Moeller. J. 8«cker. D. Peterson, C. Weiler. M. Turnak. 1 JPhiJ appaPs ■ vJ 3rcek ?f o opr W Athens MEMBERS: D. Allleri. A. Alvarex. A. Arland. T. Baker, G. Bashenow. S. Brand. D. Bushey. A. Clark. J. Collyer. J. Condon. J. Coy. T. Craig. C. Dahn. D. Dasher. J. Dwenger. B. Ekeson. M. Fell. J. Gatxek. D. Goldman. G Guggeis, T Haines. B. Hanen. J. Hickerson. M Jacobson. C. Lockhart. S. Lucero. B MacDonald. A. Madraxo. D. Marchiafava. G. Maupin. J. Meets-man. M Mergantime. G. Miller. C. Nelson. D. Norton. M Pahsi. L. Perkins. G. Pittman. T. Poulos. G. Powell. A. Price. B. Reeves. B. Sabina. T. Shaw. S. Shugars. K. Storch, D Thomson. D. Thornborough. L. Young. D. Zajicck, G Valvo. L Campbell, D. Chonko. M. Hand. D. Koebcke, T. Loebig, M MacLean. D. Parker. S. Rakow. S. Shorney. J. Soloman, D Sullivan. K. Coleman. Phi Kappa Sigma 5rwks c7ops Tau FRONT ROW: R. Dennerline, K. Lyon. D. Cagney. J. Allenson. D. Staul. T Townsend. B. Deuberry. P. Chelius. 0. Canfield. B. Gayhart. R. Raifsnider. D. Cahill. B Norman. S. Sylvan. J. Metzger. B. Raifsnider. P. Kennedy; SECOND ROW: D. Deuberry. J. Demboski. B. DeLerosa. K. Atwater. R Remppel. R. Oches. C. Loyd. M. King. T Bailey. A. Pettruci; THIRD ROW: T. Shaw. D. Harris. J. Brown. BACK ROW: D. Foude. T. Shuttleworth. D. Helgeson. B. Raifsnider. R. Kirk. 188 Phi Kappa Tau Greeks G Coops Phi FRONT ROW: K. Bollenbach. K. King. J. Moran. B. Tribbett. J. Sears: J. Mirage; BACK ROW K. Butterfield. M O'Masia. P. Frey. J. Babson. D. SECOND ROW: J. Waldron. A. Kathman, G. Jones. E. Solms. M. Hornung, Weaver. P. Aufschlager, T. Goff. C. Thornburg. F. Reed. Ph igm appa GreeksTT oopT 189 J Bfunfty. S Swmley FRONT ROW: O. Hint. T. Viernow. M Maloney. M Wright. S. Jarus. A. McManus. J, Eibel. T Lavlns. M. Drtggs. O. Augenstein. J DeLuca. B. Hendricks. D. Baker. L Wilcosz. D. Kellner. P. McHugh. M Burmeister. G. Miller. M. Nichols. S. Carey. J. Brunny. J. Conti. M. Harvey. C. Gruber. D. Jankowski. T. Parsons: SECOND ROW: S. Eichenauer, P. Gault. R. James. A Hodge. J. Uligian. S. Stockberger. C. Seibert. L Kostielney. S. Hoffacker. M Kora, K Dauksavage: THIRD ROW: A Gordon. J. Peters. K Swanson. M lem. T Eaton. J. DeCocker. R. Gray. K. Altman. R. Cooke. M. Abell. S Carter. T. Thompson. C. Rice. B. Beckwith. P. Monkewicz. S. Clausman. G. Louis. G Cochard: BACK ROW: J. Leal. R Dickerson. 1 OH P' ftjpp.l Alpha i yu FRONT ROW: D. Emery. J. Forsythe. R. Gleitman. R. Ruth. M Zubeck. D. Keys. N. Hentschel. M. Chereskin. S. Woolins. 0. Heiser. S. Gamble. J. Gruwelt, J. Engels. H Hart. S. Flick. D. Biehler; SECOND ROW: P. Cuffe. D. Skelton. T. Caudill. J. Thell. W. Mullins. E. Bosler. P. Schilling. R. Bonar. J. Sanchez. G. Mitzner. S. Sisirunk. J. Barone. T Pratt. M. Brown; THIRD ROW: L. Herteiendy. M. Bates. K. Johnson. B. McMahon. E. Jahn. V. Jacob. E. Hlxley. S. Horlander, R, Nelson; BACK ROW: M. Wray. D. Rogers. J. Rickard. J. Duff. A Hines. I Ueberman. J. Kasko. J. Egilsrud Greeks Coops 191 Epsilon T CaixM. J Kilbum FRONT ROW: D. Boss. Vino. G Sapecky. T. Taylor. S. Holland. I Hymon. G. Sapecky. R. Toes. P. Sears. K. Nook; SECOND ROW: E. Hyre. S. Walsh. B. Kelley. D. Porter. D. McCallister. J. Christie: THIRD ROW: M. Galey. J. Gilrowski. M Trubac. M, Dilts. G. Bradley. B. Jonnard. J. Thompson. S. Evans. J. Hoyt: FOURTH ROW: D. Schmitz. R. Ashby. Colin. M. Keen. B. Bontin. C. Fosse. D. Myers. J. Williams: FIFTH ROW: M Dilts. Pledge. P Greene. Pledge. T. Dischinger; BACK ROW: S. Dolan. J. Brown. C. Fisher. M. Jones. T. Edge. J. Strummer. D. Jism. S. Dunkerly, Jake. W. Gretzky. J. Philbrook. 1 QO A Z Greeks £ JsiomaChi • AQ Greeks Coops 1 FRONT ROW: H Taylor. F. Jones. B. Steins. J. Event. T. Selleck. K. Yundt: SECOND ROW S. Laurel. O. Hardy. I Thomas. R. Barken. J. McKean. B. Toto, M. Barthuly. D. Eddy. S. Jones. S. Overn. S. Wallace. B. Schembeckler: THIRD ROW: M Peirce. P. Burke. B. Runkle. J Garnett. J. Smith. A Hcglin. P. Kassouf, C. Coffey. K. Donaught. B. Clarke: BACK ROW: A. Meir. M. Ramsey. N. Heeke. T. Hudson. M. Coetsolonia. K Thrasher, G. Faust, O.J. Grtfflr. MX FROM ROW: J. Cook. V. Sandhage. T. Jones. M. Blades. J. Anderson. P Georgescu. B Engles. S. Buie. J. Verkamp. M Waterman. N, Searles. J. Hosek. S. Dunavent; SECOND ROW: J. Doe. B. Nissalke. G. Stepanovik. P Adams. B. Young. W. Akerman. D. Hogshire. A. Witt. M. Sandy. M. West. S. Consalvi. D. Morgan. B Gustafson. S. Bell. M. Koop, M. Nash: THIRD ROW: B. Latinovich. 8. Latinovlch. Unknown. B. Allen. V. Watts. J. Weigel: BACK ROW: D. Luksik, T Gordon. S. Kerestes. S Biddles. K Romingor. R. Reed. J. O'Tain. G. Fullhart. J Fishburn. D Bogaert, B. Thompson. A. Wurster. J. Nicolai. D. Locey 194 5rct ks S 5 3ps Sigma Phi Epsilon W Alhmt FRONT ROW: B. Vice. B. Pratt. T. Wire. M. Betancourt. L. Hughes. D. Frazier. C. Young. T. Wadelton. D. Banning, J. Brewer, S. Barnett: SECOND ROW: J. Wiley. C Wullenweber. S. Coronetet. C. Copas. A. Kofoid. S. Lindquist. S. Doelling. M. Hart. M Seldowitz, T. Andrew . B. Needham. G. Chamberlain. S. Brunton. T. Nelson. T. Grimm. D. McPherson: THIRD ROW: B. Copeland. D. Tom. B. Scholl. T. Bruns. M Turner. C. Bednar. J. Gazdick. M. Sullivan, M Pugh. C. Eberhart. T Pearson, J Arvln. T. Heathorn. J. Kreglow. H. Floss. J. Grotz. M Spans. G. Smith; FOURTH ROW: D. Pushka. G. Wittaker. D. Rosenthal. J Stafford. K. Taft. J. Quinn. D. Davis; BACK ROW: S. Vebele, A. LaPorte. C. Duptn. E Schmednict. B Colby. T. Dixon. T Blaney. D. Pacilio. D. St. Claire. SigmaPhiEpsilwi Creeks £■ Coops 195 FRONT ROW: R. Tebbing. Floyd. S. Huffmeyer; SECOND ROW: J. Fil- G. Straub. B. Thornbury. M. Thoma. S. Thornbury. A Strituf. N. Conneally. kowskl. D. Lamb. B. Starzlnskl; THIRD ROW: T. Sawyers. J. Turlington. G. D. Stratman. E. Kircherer. A. Armand, D. Farmer. R. Strauss. J Westphal Bass: BACK ROW': T. Willkie. D. Creviston. J. Maisel. B. Shaw. M. Logan. 1 p— J- Oreek T s FRONT ROW: T Maquet. K Garris. G. SantinJ. S. Cassasdy. D. Synesael. R. Frauhiger. D Dickerhoff. J Holmes. S. Orke. C. Rugh. M. Kovcck: SECOND ROW: C. Knox, T. Kaminski. T. Caporiuo. R. Whitten. J Rueys. J Perkins. D. Duerlinger. K. Spearing. J Kadow. T. Peodergast. S. Vandewalle. J. Niland; THIRD ROW: D. Will. L. Jones. A. Tschumakow, I. Depledge. T Wyllie. G. Stewart. J. Ziliak F. Molinaro. J. May. B. Smith. M Modey. S. Dankert. W Hayes. B. Talbert: BACK ROW: W. Cover. R. Dryer. T Shell. D. Kendt, S. Fox. M. Fogle. C Cox. T. Zeiger. B. Hawk Tau Kappa Epsilon -i f ' 7 mm jreeksT p? X • FRONT ROW: J Butt, M Plaster. S. Bankston. J. Pecoraro. B. Teibel. J. Slogar. J. Cleary. M Garcia. P. Picucci. S Fletcher. O. Cooke. K. Jones. D. Hoefling. S Schavey. Ox. 8 Best: SECOND ROW: R. Miller. D. Richardson. D. Buffington. C. Bender. N. Mittica. S. McCollister. C. Widner. M. Slemers: THIRD ROW: J. Curtis. T. Konzen. B. Duncan. J. Stiller. D. Lamey. K. Botner. L Newman. S Landers. K. Hatfield. J. Hegarty: FOGRTH ROW: M. Berghoff. G. Gant. F Kiesler. J. Goch. B. Oesterle. S. Caltrlder. R. McNa-mar. D. Hine. D. Kildsig: FIFTH ROW: R. Smith. B. Gerhard. B. Keller. J. Rossy. K Hartman. J. Gustafson. J. Pikel, J. Zink, P. Bowers: BACK ROW: S Reed. M. Allman. J. Young. S Hardwick. S. Ehrman. J. Lynch. T Bomhorst, M Kanczak. B. Pickle. B. Isley. 198 Greeks Coops The W A then FRONT ROW: Gaggy. Woggle. Pepe. Dumb Blonde. Earnie. Chunks. Kibbles. Lerch. Twiggy. O.B.. Hoosicr: SECOND ROW: Monkey. Jeb. Trout. Bocephus. Dick Butkus, S Sir. Oomp. Stiff. Hoscr. Gomcr. Slippers, Quarts. John Madden. Meely. Rug; THIRD ROW: FF. BamBam. Dumb Blonde 2. Gorgeous. Rodney Dangerfield. Smedley. Bubba Smith. FIIK; BACK ROW: Slinky. SOS. Theta Tau Greeks B Coops 199 FRONT ROW: K. Mapos. M, Bengel. G. Graham. D. Bengel. R. Kulak. C. Pace. S. Weber. O. Olander. M. Greye: SECOND ROW: D. Harker. D. Noble. R. Hiernaux, P Kelly. G. SchneUJer, S. Dickson. K Osborn. B Jdlison. T. Smith. M. Henney. K. Kouns. K. Myers: THIRD ROW: J. Nethery. S. Nunamaker, B. Woerner. J. Ford. J. Carpenter. M. Davis. B. Peceny. D. Castle. J. Devleux. D. Dunker; BACK ROW: J. McHugh. A Dalkin. W Ostick. B. Lusk. S. Wonsll. C. Martin. G. Leonard. J. Brown. B. DeFord. T Farrar. D. Reap. 200 Greeks Coops Phi FRONT ROW: M Moran. S. Lehmann. P. Scearce. B. Hill; SECOND ROW: S. Bond, B. Masai, F. Gallo. D. Swart . M Goldstein. W. Lechner. S. Lee; THIRD ROW: R. McPhail. D. Illescas. V. DeAngelo. J. Locw; FOURTH ROW-R. Swenson. R. Fink. C. Pesce. B. Biesel. J. Keane. C. Harrison. J. Swift. J. Young. J. Hopkins. D. Roberts. J. Scott. J. Danus. J. Spier. J. Bond. O. Mars. M. Sheik: BACK ROW: T Hadinger. N. Baumgartner. D. Dunn. G. Lee. C. Nlckol. B. Collier. D. Bearden. S. Delker. B. Beavers. D. Klemi, J. Chehanske PhH appaTheta -1 GreekstTTo s 1 J tWvrv'y. 5 St«rrJey FRONT ROW: A. Richards. E. Jenney, R. Martin. M Wright. F Triangle. G. McLaughlin. G. Grabow, J. Pikal, J. Mlgue. K. Cardwell: SECOND ROW: B. Pavlich R. Adams. M. Roskoon. K. Davis. D. Hubbell. T. Morin. M. He-mauer. F. Weiss. D. Denmark. M. Cavanaugh. T. Grate. E. Stave. B. Gillenwater. M. Lewis; THIRD ROW: R. Larimore. S. Ortman. D. Clark. M. Voda. M Weber. D. Herd. M Perry. S. Springer. M Easthan. R. Fortinl. B. Staler. C. Copot: BACK ROW: J. Herman. S. Cheesman. M. Cheesman. P Johnson. G. Brucker. R Wright. D. Schmidt. M. McCoy. M Cook. J. Schmid. Triangle Greeks t £oops T Swxhbnyt Coryjids Greeks G Coop 203 c vftoF£R?r« - CHATHAM Greeks Coops 205 AF Tweedale J S4« T y FRONT ROW: C. Reichart, L Phillips. R.Gick. M. Korchnak. M. Murphy. K C Fields, D. Steele. G Fogle. E. Dillon. K. Beckwith. L. Needham. S. Fromme. L Lessard; SECOND ROW. K. Doctor. K. Davis. D. Laidig. K Brutans. T. Vaughn. Malle. C Hoosline, M Clifton. J. Kellehef; BACK ROW: L Lemon. L Allen Ann Tweedale biUO Greeks Coops FRONT ROW: A. Arthur. M. Kacmar. L. Munger. S. Rcdinbo. S. Bayer. J. L. Waalkes. L. O dell. M. Huffer. L. Cole. L Booth. D. Waalkes. C. Beitz. J. Wolf. N. Price. K. Noel. M. McKinley. P. Garner; SECOND ROW; A. Dyer. L Kirtchner. B. Bryant. K. Corw.n Christopher. D Webster. K. Klcrnme. N. Byers. S Eddlcman; BACK ROW: Glenwood Greeks fj Coops 207 S- Stem ley FRONT ROW: A. Dwyer, T. Bohm. B. Lank. T. Redinger. L. Egler. B. Miller. Harless, R. Gesell. C. Rodick. C. Miller. C. Connelly. J. Hommer. R Lister. L. M. Landers: BACK ROW: fS. Sherlockness. D. Pratherncss. J. Smith. K Kruekeberg. 208 Maclure__ _ Greeks Co-ops Shoemaker (jreeks 209 TOPBOTTOM: M. Pauley. J. Beaumont. D. Eggleston. C- Hayes. N. Griffin. McEvoy. C Mrakovich. D. Miller. L. Bilby. A. Obert. O Taylor. S. McNa T. Woods. C. Goar, M. Connelly. L Swain. S. Hawkins. J. Schreer. P. mara. L Flake. D. Bienas. K. Koressel. J. Padgett. w Pines FRONT ROW: P. Bender, P. Spitznagle. T. Hall; SECOND ROW: L. Wagner. Doctor. S. Alvarez. R. Kennedy. K. Clark. C. Clifton. L. Wilder. K. Rich. S. A. Miller. B. Fry. T. Cook. T Hall. E Hines. C. Schroer; THIRD ROW: D Duff. S Thomas: BACK ROW: D. Alford. L. Sullivan. D. VanDeWater. Niles. E- Waters. K. Hunter. S Baldwin. L. Woznlak; FOURTH ROW: L 210 Twin Pines Greek f Coop Chauncey I U E Ir 7 J I I 1 I I FRONT ROW: J Adler. G. Waged or n. G Blankenberger. B. Nellis. K. VanWagner. G. Simpson. F. Lasher. B. Hirsch; BACK ROW: B. Fruppe. C. Tracey. SECOND ROW: D. Miller. M. Chang. C. Wong. A Maicr. Rowdy: Martin. P. Seibert. S. Comer. D. Rexing. M. Wassmer. E. Perkins. THIRD ROW: L Holscher, M James: FOURTH ROW: M. Letslrvger. R. Chauncey Greeks Coops 211 M fmy, FRONT ROW: J. Bogard, D. Kicntkowski, R. Delaney. D. Bringle. S. Dow- Bosek, D. Frischc, S Walsmith. B. Tracey. D. Mot . K. Buenlng; BACK ney. M. Kim. G. Bloom: SECOND ROW: D. Edwards. D. Lutes. D. Lutes, J. ROW- M. Drudge. D. Kantor, D. Mow. M Bender. T. Heldt. R. Wellman Mapel, J. McKanna. R Hoffman, R Reagan; THIRD ROW: R Furnish. J. -1 Grcl Pmes 1 _ Greeks Coops Do{e) J, Slemley FRONT ROW D Kelsey. R Moore. E Vondrell. K. Freed. B. Miller. A. Brovont. M. Bodette. R. Roberts. B. Simler. B. Runner. S. Harris. S. Roberts. Swihart. D. Fruchte. R. Gowin. B Hamngton. S Beeler: BACK ROW: J R Cieslak. W. Melchior}, S. Woolf. T. Halscma. Dover Greeks Co-ops 213 FRONT ROW: P. Vorns. C. Ratay. D. Hubers. T Mom Goodwlne. M. Martin, R. Bales, J. Martin. M. Duff: SECOND ROW: R, Messersmith. A Williams. C. Ewing. M. Howard. D. Wadsworth. M. Ratay, R Baker. T. Miner. B. Oldham; THIRD ROW: J. Nagel. G. Boyer. E. Lumpkin, S. Akey. D. Hostet- ter. B. Grimes; FOURTH ROW: B. Lowe. S. Deardorff. D. Reagan. B. Newlin. P. Stath. D. Toier. R Dudley. R. Cartwright: BACK ROW: J. Jordan. B. Law. T Babcock, M, Anderson, J, Creed. M. Withers. V. Wadsworth. 214 Rnrwajr Greeks £■ Coops FRONT ROW: K. High. D. Salazar. L Myers, D. Oillman, B. Smith. P. Wenger. K. Baker. K. Houghton. G. Cliff . J Vargo. D. Kissel. W. Lynn. T. Taylor. SECOND ROW: J. Powell. J. Justice. K Harants. G. Lorainc. M Schneider; BACK ROW: P. Murphy. T. Casey. J. Kissel. S. Birk. M Larra- Lockard. K. McCrary. J. Chinn. S. Hood. C. Seifert: THIRD ROW: B. bee. M. Kissel. B. Sanderson Gemmi Greeks S Coops 215 FRONT ROW: K. Johnson. P Bartlett: SECOND ROW: R. Hartman. T. Huff. D. Brewer. T. Baker. G. Darling. S. Kalmar, D. Hetxel. M Bales: THIRD ROW: K. Meert. T. Coats. S. Crawford. J. Fuchs. R. Farris, B. Martin. K. Davis. B. Harmacinskl. T Duncan; FOURTH ROW: J. Quicksand. G. Wyncss. K. Hinkle. D. Smith. G. Griswold. R. Aldefer. M. Gurret. B. Snyder. A. Seng. P. Radtke. T Wogoman. G. Kolb. J. Prokop. G Leach. R. Bowman; FIFTH ROW: D. Thompson. C. Lonnerman; BACK ROW: P. Messerschmidt. R Slenger. J. Mroz. D. Singer. 216 Greeks Co-ops Marwood I 1 FRONT ROW: J. Falwell, R Reed. J. Miller. T Ehlerding. P. Metallic. J 8ACK ROW: J. Logan. J. Bauchowltz. J. Allen. G. Rumschlag. T. Adam . J. Charrity. S. Jackson. M Rudolph. 8. Scott: SECOND ROW: C. Hawk. J. Shulters. Hartiiler. M Niccum. B. Aver. C. Rogers. L Renn. S Berreth. G. Bejes. Marwood Greeks Coops 217 FRONT ROW: J. Hlnen, J. Granger. T. Davis, B. Foxworthy: SECOND K. Hildebrand. M. Heppler. J. Smnrz, J. Cooper. R Damon. S. Fort. J. ROW: P Smith. G. Garzonga, M. Letroux. B Reese. C. Glor; THIRD ROW: Gordon K. Trabert. G. Cambron. M. Crawford. J. Kibort. R. Engstrom: BACK ROW: 218 Rochdai _ _ Greeks Coops Sherm W A«h ni FRONT ROW: D. Sherman, A. Keffer. L. Jackson. A. Powers. S. Landsman, S. Irwin, D, Malkcmus. K Becker: FOURTH ROW: J. Rinker. K Weir. J. L Enney; SECOND ROW: C. Berry, J. Finney. R Hornaday; THIRD ROW: Rusch. J. Colter; BACK ROW: P Vitalis. J. Waggoner. D. Hallenback. _______Sherman Greeks fj Coops 219 Student Association Olf Campm Student Association Candid Greeks S Coops 221 Cand ds________ Greeks G Coops Oandids GrfckN G Co-opi 223 224 Candids________ Greeks E Coops Porode festivities served os o pre-gome show for the 17th onnuol Peoch Bowl In Aflonro. Geotglo: Boi-lermokers Vince Ponfll. Drew Bonks, ond Morty Scott ton out onto the field In front of 44.107 fons In the Ailonto-folton County stodium: Purdue's coochlng stoff wotches find pte-gome ptepototlons from the sidelines. Right: Purdue Roy Wolloce runs with the boll os senior Jeff Feulner. 41. blocks for him.- Below: The Ooilermoker defense piles up on the Virglnlo of. fense; Below right: Quorterbock Jim Everett looks on the gome with onricipotlon. PURDUE vs. VIRGINIA All phor by H HwUvrwi Above left: Hood cooch Leon Ourtnett sow Purduo's siring of four bowl gome victories come to on end with 27-24 loss to Virginio: Above: FullbocK Otuce King caught four posses for 47 yards In the Pooch Dowl: Left: Wide receiver Steve Griffin rushed for 69 yords against the Vlrgmlo Covaliers- The 1964 PEACH DOWL was not peaches and cream os the Boilers ended their season with a 27 to 24 loss to the Virginio Cavaliers. Quarterback Jim Everett was named the Boilers Most Valuable Ployer’ by CBS-TV after completing 22 of 42 passes for 253 yards. Including the record-tying three touchdowns ond three interceptions. Junior tailback Rodney Carter led his team-mates with 19 tackles. The defeot dropped Purdue to 7-5 overall after a second-place tie In the Big Ten at 6-3. |l! ‘I li 1 lr?hi 8 s2 I 2 oil | s t - ? 5 : o III!? o O = 31 2 o f li II AM photo by B Mr. Sports S ligh'feoa Com pci 11 ion Spo t ' ' f Junior tollbock Roy Wolloce rushed for 156 yords ond three touchdowns on 62 corrles In the Mlnnesoto gome. - The first Purdue footboll teom since 1979 to beot Notre Dome. Ohio Stote. ond Michigan in the same seoson. - The fifth Purdue team to play in a bowl game. - The second Purdue teom to play in the Peach Bowl in Atlonta. Georgio. - Purdue was 5-0 In gomes decided by seven points or less. - Purdue Is 442-037-44 (.564) In 97 seasons of intercollegiare football. These ore just a few accomplishments mode by the 7-4 Boilermaker teom in this 1984 season. Purdue's Boilermakers began the 1984 seoson as the Spotlermokers os they upset num-ber seven ranked Notre Dame. 23 to 21. in the Dedication Gome of the Indianapolis Hoosier Dome, Junior quarterback Jim Everett (Albuquerque. N.M.) had a spectacular performance completing 20 of 23 passes for 255 yards ond two touchdowns. For this outstanding show, Everett become Sports lllustrared's Notionol Offen-sive Ployer-of-the-Week ond the Associated Press' Midwest Offensive Palyer-of-rhe-Week ogainsr Notre Dame. In the second game of the season. Purdue suffered a disappointing loss to the Mioml Hurricanes by o score of 28 to 17. Everett outplayed the Hurricane's Heisman Trophy candidate Ber-nie Kosor with 20 of 30 posses for 298 yords. Purdue opened Olg Ten Conference ploy by defeating the Minnesota Gophers in the third gome by a 34 to 10 score. The next victim In the Big Ten was Michigan Stare, who the Boilers overpowered by a 13 to 10 mark. Purdue moved their record to 4 ond 1 by upsetting second nationally ronked Ohio State. 28 to 23. The Boilers then dropped two disappointing losses to Iowa ond Illinois by consecutive scores of 40 to 3 and 34 to 20. Purdue got things rolling ogain as they tromped over the Northwestern Wildcors. 49 to 7. to improve rheir overoll record to 5 ond 3. By defeating the Michigan Wolverines. 31 to 29. the Boilers accomplished o feot no previous Purdue teom hod ever done - they beot Notre Dome. Ohio Store, and Michigan in the same seoson! Wisconsin then caught the Boilers offguard by posting a 30 to 13 decision on a cold, windy, ond snowy doy In Madison. Wisconsin. Purdue put the final touch on the 1984 foot-boll seoson by rollying for a 31 to 24 victory In the annual battle for the Old Oaken Bucket. It was Purdue's 40ih win in the Old Oaken Bucket series ogolnst Indiana with 17 losses ond three ties. The victory over IU gove the Boilers a 7 ond 4 overoll record and a Big Ten record of 6 and 3. E. DoKrty E Dohmy FRONT ROW: R. Coder. M. ,‘ockson. J. Price. D. Ander. son. R. Sklbinskl. J. Boor, P. Alekno. M. Menke. 0. Thomson. 0. Joumorto. J. Feulner. D. Isbell. J. Evered, V. Ponftl. D. Grote: SECOND ROW: K. Wilson. J. Sorofin. 0. McCurdy. E. Clork. i. Houston. C Cooper. M. Scod, N. Lindsey. J. Witter. B. Brunei!. D. Undmon. D. Bonks. B. Mulchrone. J. Sherlock. B. Zlltz. B. King. J. Seword: THIRD ROW: A. Hollomon. E. Ruscher. ). Briggs. P. Snyder. K. Sumlln. D. Greer. R. Fichtner. S. Griffin. E. Anderson. B. Hornor. M. Drenth. W. Follstod. A. Fo-lender. J. Wlllloms. D. Boldwln. T. Myers. A. Rempe. R. Wolloce. R. Brunner. FOURTH ROW: J. Morrell. C. Dishmon. G. Acton. . Huber. S. West. M, Rendrno. M. Connors. S. Dublin. M. Morgon. J. Dlllinger. T. Porker, D. Pierce. K. Motkin. K. Brown. K. Holley. A. Rose. J. Smith. D. Neol. J. Schtnderle.- FIFTH ROW: D. Crltes. A. Kissner. J. McCulley. K. Eberg, A. Wilson. J. Beny. D. Downing. E. Moslowsky. M. Sire. T. Visco. J. Shonk. B. Tinsley. K. Shelton. D. Schumocher. R. Armenteros. M. Kerce. J. Hoyes: SIXTH ROW: J. Drodner. J. Roffln. D. Coldwell. K. Moggloll. i. Mondron. M. Kohler. C. Bolne. A. Jonnemon. C. Bonds. L McCline. R. Morse. T. Vovroch. T. Oeosley. J. Goffigon. S. Beosley. M. Dillon. K. Roy. T. Gronr. M. Wlllloms: SEVENTH ROW: S. Penn. M. Moloney. T. Collins. D. Oonro. T. Tyrle. K. McDevitr. F. Srricklond. K. Normon. T. Burgess. T. Gelov. T. Wolk-er. J. Powlus. J. Ribor. B. Jockson. J. Medlock. J. Lee. H. Collins.- EIGHTH ROW: Student Monogers C. Sorrls. M. Toylor. G. Welch. D. Kincold. G. Steele. T. Fox. Asst. Trolner L Morker. Heod Troinet D. Miller: BACK ROW: Asst. Coochos G. Ginrher. J. Shiver. D. Coder. K. Cod-wrtght. B. Spoo. B. Spock. G. Lehmon. W. Wells. U. Dowmon. R. Mims. R. Shermon. C. Turner. J. Collerro. J. Tiller. B. Dobo. Heod Coach L. Burtnerr. Assr. Troiner J. Connolly. I. Oor «v Purdue Boilers soor Up. Up. ond Awoy over rhe Indiono Hooslers by o score of 31 to 24. Ploce-klckers. Mike Rendino (Purdue) ond Mori Rodgers (IU). ottempt rhe exrro point os eornerbocks Chris Oishmon (Purdue) ond Note Borders (IU) dive for rhe block. Sports 229 FOOTBALL Ohio State quarterback. Mike Tomczok. b about to bo jacked by a converging Boilermaker defense. Purdue's Jeff Price mokes o spectoculor catch In the end zone for onother touchdown ogolnst Notre Dame. M P o s Ughifoot Defensive strong sofety Kennedy Wilson mokes o diving ploy on o University of Mioml running bock. Quorteibock Jim Everott stoops ovet center Jerry Ooot to coll the snop of the boll in the victory over Minnesota. Purdue's Chris Dlshmon waves his yellow towel to celebrote Purdue's sweet victory over None Dome. M tUfeurn I — FOOTBALL Junior quorterbock Jim Everett drops bock to fir o poss ogoinst the University of Mioml. Everett ronks omong the notion's leoders in poss efficiency ond torol offense. Number 57. Joson Houston, rushes into the Min-nesoto bockfleld for o sock. For his offorts ogoinst Minnesoro. Houston wos nomed Midwestern Moy-er of the Week. J. Cotent. S. L cMfoof D«low' Steve Griffin leap-, for o pass in o 34-10 victory over Minnesota. Bottom: Purdue's offensive dynomo. Roy Wolloce. runs through the defending notlonol chompion's (University of Miomi) defense. S Liotitfoot Oghdoat E Doherty Purdue Ooilermakers charge onto tho fiefd before on exciting Purdue versus Ohio Store football gome. Tight end Many Scott finds himself in the middle of the Mloml defense. Fullbock Oruce King attempts to breoh through rhe Miami defensive line. t OofW-ty 235 t Cxfwlly Senior Don Anderson deflects o poss from o Miami defender. Tollbock Rodney Cotfet tuns In one of the two touchdowns lot the Boilermakers. Purdue upset then sevonth-ronked Notre Dome. 23 to 21. M P+3 Jefl Wllltoms. Jerry Boot, ond teommotes show their enthusiasm ofter Purdue performed tremendously In defeating Ohio Srote. 26 to 23. Naflonol Cooch-of-the-Yeor by the Unit-ed Stotes Dosketboll Writers of America, COS Sports, Chevrolet, ond the Rebounders Club of Iowa: these titles belong to flfth-yeor head coach Gene Keody. Keody won the titles by coaching o team considered ill-talented to become Oig Ten champions ond to on NCAA tournament berth. Keady. the 17th Purdue Head Dosketboll Coach led the Boilers to four straight postseason tournoments; a 1981 NIT third place; 1982 NIT second place: the 1983 NCAA tourney; and the 1984 NCAA tourney. His record is 102-49 overall ond 58-31 in the Dig Ten. This season Keady ond his coaching staff hove recruited the third best recruiting closs in the nation according to Street and Smith Dosketboll Yearbook. Keady also Is famous for the recruiting he did while being on assistant for Eddie Sutton at Arkon-sas. Keody got Sidney Moncrlef to play for him at Arkansas. This year’s recruits include Indiana's Co- 'Mr. Dosketboll.” Troy Lewis. Keody wos a standout in college, earning six varsity letters at Konsas State. He starred In football, boseball. ond track. Keady played halfback for the Pittsburg Sreelers in 1958. At 48. Coach Keody hos become one of the greatest coaches in Purdue history ranking fifth in coreer wins. He could be near third in wins by the end of the 1985 season. Sport lnfo m«c n M Pay I Associoted Press Big Ten Cooch-of-the-Yeor.- United Press International Big Ten Coach-of-the-Yeor; Athlon's Inside Saturday Nationol Coach-of-the-Week offer Notre Dome; UPI National Coach-of-the-Week after Ohio State.- and American Foot-boll Coaches Association Kodak Region Three Coach-of-the-Year: these titles belong to third yeor head coach Leon Burt-nett. During the 1984 season. Burtnett coached his young football teom to o second place tie in the Big Ten and o berth in the 17th Annual Peach Bowl. Burtnett. the 30th head coach at Purdue, led the Boilermakers to finish 6-3 in the Big Ten and 7-4 overall after they hod been picked for os low as ninth place in pre-seoson conference predictions. Included in the victories was a first time Purdue sweep over Notre Dame. Ohio State, and Michigan. Notre Dame was ronked seventh nationally of the time of the Boiler upset win and Ohio Stote was ranked second. Purdue was scouted by no less than seven differ-ent bowls and ended up of the Peach Bowl in Atlanta. Georgia. As a team. Purdue finished seventh in the country in pass offense and 19th in total offense. Burtnett served os Purdue’s defensive coordinator from 1977-82 at which paint he replaced the retiring head coach Jim Young, thus taking on the challenge of his first college head coaching job. Burtnett Sport Intomatioo also was the Boilers' assistant head coach from 1979-81. Burtnett's defensive squads stood omong the notion's 25 best during four out of five seasons. Burtnett gained recognition in high school In both football and basketball. He left Southwestern (Konsos) College with honors as the football team captoln. all-conference, and honorable mention All-America. Burtnett wos so impressive in col-lege that he had a chance to ploy professional football with the Los Angeles Roms and the Konsos City Chiefs. He passed up that opportunity, though, to get right into coaching — a decision he has never regret-ted. Coach Burtnett's accomplishments go on and on. In spite of being o successful head coach and on Impressive person, he remains down-to-earth as proven in his comment: ’ We re just a bunch of ordinory people who ploy hard and believe in ourselves. Sport Wormction Feature P'2'7 Sports ( MIDWEST TRIATHLON The annual Midwest Triathlon proved to be another success despite cool ond gusty head winds. At 9:05 o.m. on September 8. the enduring event began for the 329 individuals ond 110 teams, o total of 659 competitors. Alpha Chi Rho ond Chi Omego sponsored the event ond spent many hours preparing for It. Special fhonks went to Bud Light for their support ond the many volunteers who mode It possible to donate thou-sands of dollars to the American Cancer Society. The event began with a rough and choppy one-mile swim in Lake Shafer near Montlcello. IN. Next, the competi-tors biked 37.3 miles through the country roads of White ond Tippeconoe counties ond ended with a 9.3 mile run to the finish line In front of Alpha Chi Rho. Along with numerous awards, fro-phies, ond prizes, the members of Alpha Chi Rho and Chi Omega were proud to hove their 1984 race as on 'Official Qualifier for the Bud Light Iron-man Triathlon World Championship in Hawaii. The winner. Brazilian Djan Madrugo. crossed the finish line with a time of three hours, 31 minutes, ond 26 seconds. Madrugo. of Bloomington. IN., has been In several nation-wide triothlons and olso competed for Brozil in the Los Angeles Olympic gomes. The top female finisher from Barrington. IL Jon Guenther, was 16th overall with a time of four hours. 12 minutes, and 37 seconds. The team competition, which began one hour offer the Individual, consisted of one person in each event. The teams were divided Into three categories: male, female, and mixed. The male team title wos won by Jim Barber. K. Schwedland. ond David Prler with a time of three hours. 13 minutes, ond 25 seconds. The first place female team. Purdue students Beth Schuessler. Dorothy Hackl. ond Meg Woodhull. finished with a time of four hours. 1 minute, and 41 seconds. Winners of the mixed dlvl-sion were Julie Stier. Steve Mous. ond Don Berry who performed with a time of three hours. 31 minutes, and 37 seconds. For the competitors ond the officials, the 1984 Midwest Triothlon lived up to Its theme: Bring Out Your Best! S P Mirowch Co-sponsors of the irlofhlon. Alpha Chi Rho and Chi Omego, spend mony hours preporing for the roce. Dio iiion Djon Modtogo. of O'.oomington. IN races 'oword the finish line ro win the triathlon In 3:31.26 P M tOv«h Loft: Swimmers ontldpote their one-mile The bikers were taking advantage of the akJ swim In Lake Shofor. the first event of the stotlons which wete placed along the 37.3 fhtee port toce. mile course. Aftet the mile swim, the trtothleres ate rinsed of the residue and oil from Lake Shofer. Triathlon rjon Sports t Asslsront cooch Noncy Holibo. h©od coach Carol Dowoy. ond ployon Cheryl Flowers. Kote Ccoo-dell. Dechy Win sen ond Roth Hemmei express their ehrhuslosm during on exciting gome. Spotti ln!orm4l 5f The Boilermaker Spikers started off their 84-85 season on September 14 of the Louisville Invitational. The Boilers prevailed over the Wildcats 14-16. 15-12. 16-14. and 15-12 in Lexington. Kentucky. After opening their season with six matches in six days, the Purdue Spikers stood ot 4-2. including o second ploce finish in the Texos Longhorn Invitational. Setter Annette Bauer ond middle blocker Marianne Smith. ' Miss Versatility.” made the all-tournament teom in Texos. The Boilers swept past Wisconsin. Southwest Missouri State ond Oregon before losing to the nationally ninth-ranked host in a four game series. The Purdue Spikers were victorious in their matches ogainst Minnesota, the Gold ond Black game for Purdue. 16-2. 15-7. 14-16. 15-5. 15-8. and against Michigan Store. By the end of September. Purdue was 9-0 overall and 1-0 in the Big Ten. The Spikers defeated Michigan in three gomes and beat I8fh-ranked Northwestern in a nonconference match. According to the notional rankings. Purdue remained 13th nationally in the Tochikoro Coaches' poll ond 12th in the Volleyboll Monthly poll. The Boilermakers started off the month of October with exciting wins over Indiana. making it the 20th consecutive victory over IU in the past six seosons. os well os adding Ohio State ond Illinois State, ranked 11th nationally, to their list. Boilers Kate Crandell ond Lindo Reichl received sprained ankles in a late September match, but luckily were not sidelined too long. On October 12. the Boilers knocked off Illinois, polished off Nebraska on October 14 in a 5-game battle, and smashed Notre Dame on October 17. The previous week. Purdue's junior middle blocker. Marionne Smith, was nomed Big Ten Play-er-of-the-Week. By the end of October, Purdue was ranked 15th nationally in the NCAA and 19th in the Tochikoro Coaches' Polls. Statistically. the Boilers were fifth in the country in blocking (6.5 per game). 11th In kills (13.90). ond 20th in hitting efficiency (.231). Middle blockers Marianne Smith and Kate Crandell were 11th ond 12th. respectively. In the nation in blocking. Despite being in their own territories. Iowa ond Northwestern fell prey to the Boilers. For the fourth straight season Purdue ployed host to on international squad in an exhibition match. This year, the Japanese University All-Stars Teom stopped at Purdue os part of its U.S. tour. During the second time around, the Boil-ers defeated Iowa and Ohio State despite previous losses to them earlier in the season. On November 20-25, Purdue traveled to the sunny coost of California to compete against San Jose State. California. Stanford, and Pacific: ond left with a 2-2 record. Before leaving West Lofoyette. Purdue's junior middle blocker Marianne Smith was selected the Most Voluoble Player in the Big Ten along with making first team All- Conference along with senior middle blocker Kate Crandell. Senior setter An-nette Bauer and junior outside hitter Kim Corwin were second team All-League. By the end of November, the Boilers hod qualified for the NCAA Tournament, their fourth year in the competition. Then, they advanced to the AIAW Championship tourney. In which they hod participated the three previous years. That mode their sev-enth straight post-season national championship tourney appeorance. The Purdue Spikers also received two votes for honor-able mention standing in the NCAA Coaches' Poll. With a full season and lots of hard work and practice, the Purdue Spikers had on-other fantastic year. This group of young ladies were extremely exciting performers to watch and Purdue University is definitely proud to claim them. Coach Carol Dew-ey did a super job of coaching again this yeor. Coach Dewey mode several comments throughout the seoson. According to the coach, “We ore extremely pleased to receive an at-large berth into the NCAA Tournament ond our performance in California hod a lot to do with it. For the first time this season we came from behind against strong competition to win, and that shows chorocter ond desire. As I've said before, this team has loads of physical potential ond the key to success is to be mentally tough. SpofU Information FRONT ROW: Mgi. C Yost. R. Hcmmw, M. Erickson. S. Bell. D. laemon. L. Reichl, Mgr. P. Schendel; DACK ROW: Asst. Cooch N. Hullbo. 0. Winsett. K. Crondell. C. Flowers A. Bauer. K. Corwin. M. Smith. Hood Coach C. Dewey Spin Intocmauon J W«tech Freshmon Undo Reichl spikes over rhe bonds of o Northwestern blocker os senior Annette Bouer looks I Membors of Purdue's volleyboll teom. Michelle Erlkson. Ruth Hemmer. ond Debbie lee-mon. show their disoppolntment in o moteh ot the Intercollegiate Athlerlc facility. Mononne Smith ond Undo Roichl use o double block to stop Minnesoto's shot. Senior Kote Crondell ottempts onothet smashing jump serve. The jump serve is o new technique for Purdue. I Splker Becky Winsett smoshos the boll Into None Cheryl Flowers give Undo Rekhl o sign of opprov. Dome defenders. ol offer Rolchi's outstondlng effort. Bottom: With both feet off the ground. Morionne Smith slams the boll to victory. “SSS 243 All photoi by Purdim Sports Intimation Undo Relchl prepares to attack the boll os Ruth Horn-met and Michelle Erickson watch In anticipation. With arms In the setting position, senior Kate Crondell meets an opponent's powerful hit. Purdue's Becky Winsert shows her intense concentration during the Mlchlgon gome in which Purdue was victorious. 15-5. 15-11. 15-11. VOLLEYBALL Double power by Purdue's Undo Relchl ond Morionne Smith block on ottempred jlom by Northwestern. Purdue knocked oH Northwestern. 6-15. 15-11. 15-6. 15-6. Setter Annerte Bouer positions the boll lor o Purdue spike. Outside hitter Kim Corwin dives on the ground to return o Notre Dome spike. Purdue deleoted the Fighting Irish. 15-2. 15-6. 15-6. CROSS COUNTRY The Men's Cross Country Team com-pleted o fine season ronking within the top twenty teams of the nation. The harriers finished in first or second place in four of the six major races in which they ran. The men's team finished first in the Purdue Invitational and second in the Indiana Intercollegiate Cross Country Championships. Jim Nagle. John Com. panik, Chris Williams. Mike Moziar, and Randy Houser all combined to give the Boilers forty-eight points, just behind Notre Dome with thirty-six points. A disappointing race was the Big Ten Championship held at Purdue. The men's ream finished in seventh place. Jim Nagle was the first Boilermaker, in fifteenth place. However, only Jim Nagle and John Companlk qualified for the NCAA District Championships. The women's team was in a rebuilding year with most of the runners being freshmen. They finished the season with a disappointing ninth place finish in the Big Ten Championships. The leaders of the team were Mary Lynn Tombers. Tracey Radzik. Sally Smith, Marcia Rivord. and Andrea Baumer. Tombers ran the 5000 meter course in the teams' best time. 17:44. The women finished on impressive second place at the I.I.C.C.C. Radzik come in seventh and Tombers finished ninth. Purdue was only six points behind first place Indiana. Senior Jim Nagle led the men s team to o first place finish in the Purdue Invitorionol. FRONT ROW: J. Thibodeau. M. Miller. 0. Quigley. J. Componik. Asst. Coach D. Shuey. Head Coach M. Poehleln. C. Williams. J. Grove. R. Houser. M. McCoy. R. lonmon.- DACK ROW: J. Stein. C. Linheort. D. Peterson. M. Mozler. J. Sersrod. J. Saler. J. Weo-dlck. J. Nagle. D. Williams. C. Novak. E. Doh ft Spc i« Information FRONT ROW: T. Rodzlk C. Spiogue. K. Blschoff. H. Hockel. A Doumer, K. Nlcholosi. K. House. M. Tombers: BACK ROW: A White. S. Volkmon. L Brock-moo, i. Fonnln. S. Smith. ). Sios. M. Rivord. In the Big Ten Championship. Mory Lynn Tombers kicks In the home stretch, Sport Intormabon T Cuuidy Ctoss Country ... 247 FRONT ROW: P. Pfoiij, K Phllllpson. S. Biody; SECOND ROW: T. Wilton. M. Flonlgon, S Floor. D. Dovis. S. Hoskmt. J. Hesi. K. Andrews THIRD ROW: Hood Cooch N. Crost H. Hlnkel. K. Moson. P. Fonnoll. K. MotchoJto. D. Forthloy. Ant. Coo h I Mlon; BACK ROW: L Bourn. M Dombrow. B. Mclourine. M. Hoskoll. Kim Phillipson drivet In tho winning goal agolnjr Mloml of Ohio. Avi f The Women's Field Hockey Team had a very satisfying record with six wins, eight losses and five ties. The team gained maturity and ployed tough, losing in overtime twice ond five times by two or less points. The team was led by standout goalie Penny Fennell. Fennell was named Purdue's Female Athlete of the Month for October. Fennell maintained o save percent-age of .897 and recorded ten shutouts. Fennell was the only goalie to score a goal in the NCAA this yeor. Against Michigan State at Purdue, the stickwomen defeoted MSU. 6-0. Mary Ann Flonigon put the ball in the net twice and Jenni Hess recorded two soves in her effort. Meri Dembrow had both a goal and an assist. In one of the finest matches of the yeor. the women lost to second-ronked North-western. After losing three to zero at Northwestern. the women fought to a scoreless match and eventually lost on a controversial goal in overtime. Head Coach Nancy Cross thought the team ployed extremely well. Merl Dembrow accidentally strikes the boll Into the head o on opposing player. A fotword poss during the Michtgon Stoto gome is initiated by Koren Andrews ond received by Kim Phil Upson. BR-V.-S - • - “T ' ■jr; v Fictd Hockey Sports 249 J. Qunlan The Boilermaker men's swimming ream, along with I5th-year head coach Fred Kahms opened their season November 9th with a victory over Vincennes University. 76-37. Agolnst some tough competition on the 10th of November, the entire squad wos defeated by Clemson. 76-37. With talent from the 400 free relay team of Alan Bassett. Eric Robinson. Norm Shultz, and John Saczawa in the lost event of the meet, and a time of 3:10. 118. the Boilermakers defeored Kentucky. 62-51. Purdue's only double winner of the day wos Dave Pushko. who won the 200 individual medley and the 200 backstroke. Purdue's men swimmers finished second at the 3-day Illinois Invitational in Champaign. IL. Norm Schultz recorded his best time in the 50 freestyle during the Miami meet. At the Eastern Illinois meet, the best event wos Dave Buffington's seasonal best time of 2.11.58 in the 200 breaststroke. Traveling a little farther than the midwest. the team went South to southern Texas for a training session from December 26 to January 10. While in southern Texas, the team completed 16 workouts and logged 90.000 meters. After returning from the trip. Purdue foced Oakland University and then traveled to Evanston. IL to face Northwestern. With the season not even half over, the Boilermakers will continue to be strong competition until the end. C. Tku The Ociletmoker bench alongside Lambert pool sorves os a place ro cheer your toom on. to rest, and to concentrote on your next event.- In the one meter diving competition ogoinst Indiana, fteshmon Ttocey Stevenson captured first place with 208.86 points. The women swimmers, with fourth.yeor head coach Fred Kohms, also opened rheir seoson with a victory over Vincennes Uni-versify. 77-36. Purdue senior Tracey Metz swam the 200-yard breoststroke In her best time oil seoson. Freshmon Claire Williamson was a triple winner for Purdue toking the 800-yord freestyle in a lime of 9:25.63. the 200-yard backstroke In 2.32.03, and the lost leg of the 400-yard freestyle relay. On November 16th, even swimming of their season's best times, the Boilers could not defeat old-time rival. Indiana. At the Illinois Invitational. November 30th to December 2nd. the lady swimmers placed fourth. According to Coach Kahm: This was a very good meet overall. Our teams got stronger each day. For this time of the seoson. If was a very encouraging meet. Double meet action for Purdue's women swimmers left them with o win over Eastern Illinois. 73-31. but defeat by Miami. The women swimmers, along with the men, conditioned themselves in Puerto Rico in preparation for the top-ranked Division II Oaklond University dual meet held January 11th. With meets until late March, the women swimmers will continue to give their opponent's o very close and competitive seoson. C Tteu J Quinlan Top: The Boiler swimmers domlnotod Northwostorn 60-22 and won oil of the events except two: Left: Dockstrohers prepare tot the stott of the event a the Purdue men's team defeated Xovler 61-50: Above: Assistant swim cooch Oon Rotss helps head cooch Fred Kohms with mony swimming events Swimming 251 Sophomore Koy Shorp grabs the rebound from her Ooll Store defender. Shorp woi nomed to the All. Tournomenr Teom ot the Lody Brove Clossic. Sophomote Cothey Tyree toys in onother two points os the Boilers edge the Wlldcots 72-70. FRONT ROW: S. Donoghy. J. Isom. A. Porritt. E. Ooell- Loymon. B. Kelsoy. S. Alston. K. Shorp. L. Johner. C. Gordon. R. tones, log. S. Vetsyp. R. Million.- OACK ROW: D. Begemon. K. LoCtoix. J. Fruend. M. Clot. C Tyree. C. Emonool. K. WOMEN'S BASKETBALL L ff: Froihmon Jonei Frucnd pui up o poMlblo iwo points during o thrilling Northwestern gome; Below: Junior point guard Etln Doelling soves the boll during the Northwestern gome where she wos top s oter with 17: Below led: Freshmon Shoton Versyp has perfect lotm shooting o jump shot ogoinst Boll State. S. Stemtty schools. Purdue was victorious of Indiana State, 94-56. After arriving In Miami, the Lady Boilers lost to Iowa State. Memphis Store, and Miami. Back home In Mackey Areno, the Boilers dropped their opening pair of Big Ten gomes, falling 66-54 to Iowa and 69-64 to Minnesota. With some added good news, forword Kay Sharp wos named Purdue's Female Athlete-of-the-Month for December. Con-tinuing into the season. Purdue sow its Big Ten mark fall to 0-4 when they lost at Michigan State. 67-76. and Michigan. 69-56. The Lady Boilers evened their record at 6-6 overall with their first two Big Ten wins of the season by defeating Northwestern and Wisconsin in Mockey Arena. These victories left Purdue in 7th place in the confer-ence with o 2-4 mork. The Boilermokers have several games to ploy and Coach Jones commented. We're going to hove to work hard to stay in the game. Hopefully. we'll come out with our heads up and feeling good about ourselves. Ninth-year head coach Ruth Jones returns with eight letterwinners from last year’s 5-20 women's team plus additional help from some talented newcomers. In the opening game. Coach Jones listed her starters as 5'11” sophomore forward Koy Shorp. 5’10 senior forword Jennifer Isom, 5'11 sophomore center Cathy Tyree. 5'4 senior guord Amy Porritt. and 5'7 fresh-man Sharon Versyp, who wos lost year's Indiana Miss Basketball.” The Lady Boilers opened the season at Notre Dame and came away with a 62-59 win after trailing by os many as 15 points early in the second half. Next, the Boilermokers captured the Lady Brave Classic in Peoria. IL. and traveled to Evansville to defeat the Purple Aces. 82-63. Sophomore center Cathey Tyree wos named tourney MVP. The Boilermokers handled Miami. Ohio in their home opener. 79-54, then lost o tough 58-57 decision of Bowling Green State, both Mid-American Conference i spctflt InlminMIan 253 WRESTLING FRONT ROW: R. EppJ. C. Norton. M. Moldonodo. S. Hlnkcl. R Robison. J. Urso. S. Myors. B. Picchiofri Cooch Trujillo. Ami. Cooch D. Dllworih. Grod. Asst. F. Porocsil (upside down). 0. Lilovkh. J. Lilovkh. T. Wolsh. M. Fallon. F. Moldonodo. A. Webor: SECOND ROW: 0. Hon. D. Miller. R. Rolmondo. C. Kennedy. 0. Foxwonhy. A. Druhor. D. Dennis. T. Collins: OACK ROW: Mgr. D. Foote. K. Angell. C. Vondohoef. M. Sp«l kenrrar P eire. m. Croig. F. Trevino. S. DrooK. 0. DiPaolo. G Eppl. D. Grimwood. C. Kuhr. K. Compton. 9f. Dov Foot . Fronk Moldonodo. Jo Urjo. Jo lovlch. Dove Lilovich. ond Cooch Dill Trujillo woteh io match. Alon W b r woj o k y rorurning joniof this y or. Purdue hood coach Dili Trujillo awordt on of hb wroitlort In th gymnoUum of th now sports com-pi X. J ■ J. H4t-.rn After winter trolning in Fort Lauderdale. FL. the Doilermaker grapplers returned to complete their 1984-85 season. Finishing in eighth place out of twenty-one teams in the Ohio Open, the Doilers plunged Into their schedule which included competing against nationally ranked Iowa In Iowa City. Other tournaments for the grapplers included the Southern Open in Chattanooga. TN ond the Northern Iowa Open. Dill Trujillo. In his sixth year as head coach, led the matmen through the highly competitive season with hopes of bettering the previous seoson's record. Last year, the Doilermakers finished with a .500 season, the first in the past 11 years. Junior Scott Hinkel ond seniors Alan Weber and Dave Lilovich were the key returnees among the many other returning veterans. Hinkel. at 118 pounds, was ranked fourth In the nation by the Amateur Wrestling News while Weber was a national qualifier lost year. Lilovich led the team In pins last year. Other seniors included: Kurt Angell ond William DiPaola. J Klltmrn Wrojfling of 177 w lght dots ii Junior Oob Pkchlotri. Fifth-yeor Heod Coach Gene Keady welcomed bock two storters ond six lettermen from lost yeor's 22-7 reom which tied for the Dig Ten Championship with o 15-3 mark. The letter-winning seniors include Steve Reid (Purdue's top returning scorer). James Dullock ond Mark Atkinson. The Doi-lermokers opened up their regular seoson on November 24th with o victory over the Tampa Spartans. 76-72, in the Dedication Gome of the Spartan Sports Center. At the Sixth meeting between Purdue ond Kentucky, the Doilers defense led them to a 66-56 win over the Wildcats. The Old Gold and Dlack fell prey to Miami. 64-79, but on December 6th in W. Lafayette, Purdue boosted double figure scoring by senior James Dullock. freshman guard Troy Lewis, freshman forward Todd Mitchell, senior forward Mark Atkinson, and juniot forward Herb Robinson agoinst South Carolina. On December 15th. Purdue never trailed and led by os many os 25 points in defeating Fredonio State. 77-56. Senior forward Mark Atkinson's 14 points led four players into double figure scoring. On December 17th. the Doilers defeated the Evansville Purple Aces. 34-29. Purdue won its fourth straight game on December 20th In a 75-66 decision over Southern III), nois and moved its record to 6-1. After gain-ing victories in 6 of 7 home games to open the seoson. the defending Dig Ten co- champions won the Sun Dowl Classic in late December, including a triumph over host Texos-EI Poso. On the road the team advanced its record to 10-2 overall ond 1-1 In the Dig Ten. losing the conference opener at Iowa. 75-63. but bouncing back to upset Minnesota (who hod upset nationally 6th ranked Illinois two days before), 74-65. With too many turnovers, the Doilers lost back-to-back home games for the first time since 1982 with on 81-72 overtime loss to Michigan State and 61-65 to Michigan. The Doilers came bock with victories during Dig Ten road gomes against Northwestern. 50-49. ond Wisconsin. 72-66. Purdue ployed host to two of the conference's hottest reams only two days apart ond in front of sellout crowds. One of the most thrilling gomes wos a 10-point victory over rivol ond I3th-ranked Indiana. 62-52. but disappointment set in with a hard-fought loss to Ohio State, 67-63. Making its 200th victory In Mackey Arena, the confident Doilers upset conference-leading Illinois. 54-34, in a very exciting and rowdy game. The Doilers' went on to finish the season with an overall record of 20 wins, 8 losses and tied for third place in the Dig-10. For the fourth time, Purdue wos invited to pattlcipate In the NCAA basketball tournament. Freshmon standout Troy lewis looks for on open mon. during the Ohio Store gome. M K Mdrtinn A DOVE: 6’8 senior forward Motk Arkinson earned honorable mention Dig Ten recognition while averaging 8,1 points per gome In 1984.- RIGHT: Junior guotd Mock Godis ranks omong the notion's leoders in free throw shooting. Clockwise from loft: Junior Honor Robert Littlejohn blocks os Purdue defoots Kentucky. 66-56. leoding In blocked shots during the 1984-65 seoson is senior Mork Atkinson.- ond Purdue coaches Tony Otonch. Bruce Uleber. Gene Keody ond Denny Millet wotch the Oollet-mokets from the bench. 257 J. ISrunvt Despit senior guard Steve Reid's scoring 12 points, the Ooilers lost to Michlgon. 65-61 Senior Jim Bullock jams In onather dunk against the Kentucky Wildeors. Dunking the boll certolnly mokes the gome exciting os Jomes Bullock odds onothet two points to the Boiler score. During the Indiono gome freshmon forword Todd Mitchell come off the bench to score foot points ond five rebounds. MK Martin Purdue Pete entertoins fons of oil oges by ploying his own gomes on the sidelines In Mockey Areno. At the 145th meeting between the Boi-lermakers and Hoosiers. Purdue finished with on 87-58 advantage in the series, which dotes back to 1901 when Purdue won the first game. 28-19. The Boilermakers overcome on eight point deficit In the final 12 minutes to defeat Indiana. 62-52. Senior guord Steve Reid led the Old Gold ond Block with 17 points, senior forword Mark Atkinson added 14 points, and freshmon reserve guord Troy Lewis scored 12. Junior center Robert Littlejohn grabbed o game-high eight re-bounds to lead the Boilers to a 86-19 advantage on the boards. Basketball Sports 259 Cooch Gen Kcody. in his fifth yeot of coaching, wos Junior Herb Robinson ho no defenders while drib-named National Cooch-of-the-Yoor In 19S4 Wing down the court. Up and over all Buckeyes ij senior Jomos Bollock as he goes for the rebound In Mackey Areno. BASKETBALL Left: Junior stotrer guotd Mock Godls trios to shoke his defender during the Kentucky gome: Below left: Dur. Ing the Michtgon gome. Mork Atkinson puts in on. other two of his ten totol points: Below: With o seoson high of fen points Ketb Robinson prepores to toke onother shot ogoinst South Corollno. J Breany HR W«r«r ■ Right: Freshmon guord Everette Stephens meets up to Keody's defensive standards against the Kentucky Wtldcots: Oelow; Helping In the 76-72 defeat over Tompo. reserve guard Troy Lewis dumped in 14 points: Oelow right: Forword Jim Oullock. o .605 shooter from the field, b the team s top rebounder. H Mrithiran J. 8rurmy M J t xriy Ending the gome with six points ond lour rebounds. Todd Mitchell oids the Boilers In delecting Kentucky. 66-56. During the 1964-65 seoson Senior guord Stevo Retd become the 23rd Boiler to score 1.000 points. Spoils Informoion Spoilt Wormtticn FRONT ROW: Heod rroiner D. Miller. T. Lewis. E. Ste- oger J. Huppenthol. H. Robinson. M. Atkinson, R. Little- 0. Weber, phens. S. Reid. T. Fisher. M. Godis. D. Lee.- BACK ROW: John, J. Arnold. J. Bullock. T. Mitchell. D. Stock. Asst. Asst, cooch P. Curtis. Asst, cooch T. Bronch Heod mon- cooch K. Stolllngs. Heod cooch G. Keody. Asst, cooch Basketball O Sports 03 The Men’s Foil Golf Teom completed o successful seoson by finishing with o record of 40 wins and 14 losses. The men's teom also captured the Indiono Intercollegiate Golf Championships, defeating 16 other golf teams in the event. The Doilermokers won the event with o teom score of 606 over 36 holes. Sophomore standout Lenny Horfloge hod the low score for the men’s team with o two-round score of 149, which allowed Hortloge to finish in third place overall. Drion Glosco finished fourth with o two-round score of 150. About the team’s performance. Coach Joe Campbell soid. ’’Anytime you con get o win, it's good. Throughout the rest of the foil seoson. the men ployed Inconsistently but finished with a winning seoson. In the Dodger Invitational, the men finished fourth and In the Illinois Invitotionol. they finished with on outstanding second place. Dernie Smith hod the lowest overage for the Foil seoson with o 74.3 overage. Other overages were Rob Dorkett. 75.0; Dill Drocious, 75.0; John Molme. 75.1; Lenny Hortloge, 75.4: Drion Glosco. 76.4; Jock Cooper, 77.6: Jeff White. 76.5: Gary Nelson. 79.0: ond Tod Wind-Ion. 79.0. The Women's Foil Golf Teom struggled to reach 500 percent, but performed well in several tournaments. One of the successes come early in the seoson os the lody golfers took first place in the Notre Dome Tournoment. In the Lody Doiler Invitational, the women finished in third place among ten teams. In the Lody Northern Invitotionol. the women finished eighth after the event was shortened to two days due to roin. Ninth year head coach Paul Snyder soid. Jeanine (Wiernik) hod o reolly good tournoment. The teom ployed poorly the first day ond we come bock strong the second day.’’ Average scores for the women's teom were Lori Heiden with with on outstanding 78.4: Jeanine Wiernik, 82.1; Lorno Miedemo. 83.4: Koren Gohlmer. 85.0: Julie Robinson. 86.0; Susan Phillips. 88.0: ond Chris Humphrey, 95.0. Purdue Mon s Golt Teom finished tho 19S4 seoson with o 40-14 record in lournoments. Goiters finished first in ihe Indiono Intercollegiote Champion, ship our of 17 leoms ond second in the Illinois Invitotionol out of 12 rooms. Senior Orion Glosco finished fourth overoll ond second for rhe Doilermokers with a 75-75(150) In the Indiono Intercollegiote tournoment In Zions-vkllo. IN. Left: In the Wisconsin Invitotlonol. Jeff White concern trotes on his putt: Below- Senior John Holmo tied for individual medollsi with 211 in the Illinois Invirotlonol: Delow left: After six rounds, senior Lori Heiden leads the team with o 77.5 overoge. 0 Matty FRONT ROW: C. Humphrey.J. Cork. M. Crouse. T. Peninoto. C Dish. BACK ROW: J. Wietnik. S. Ayers. K. Gahimer. L. Heiden L Conley. L Miedema. J. Robinson. S. Spc T FRONT ROW: D. 6losco. J. White. J. Hoime. 0. Mitchell: BACK ROW: Heod Coach J. Campbell E. Coonoughton. L Hottlege. R. Borken. B. Smith. S. Nelson. Phillips. s ' 265 Hi ■ Purdue senior Adorn Abele did whof no other Boilermaker tennis player hod ever done when he captured the number one singles flight of the Big Ten Championships. Abele was victorious over the number three ranked collegiate player in the coun. fry. Fredrick Pohletf, by scores of 3-6. 6-4. and 6-2. As a team, the Boilers finished seventh in the Big Ten. which wos their best finish in school history. A 21-7 overall record was posted and a 5-4 record in the Big Ten. Abele finished the 1934 season with on overall record of 24-4 and a 7-2 record in the Big Ten. The doubles tandem of Abele and Kevin Gregory finished 19-5. winning 14 matches in a row before losing the season finale to Ohio State. Purdue women's tennis team closed its 1984 spring seoson with a 10-11 dual meet record. The lady netters finished sixth at the Big Ten Championship in Minneapolis. Senior Barbie Barnes finished the 83-34 seoson with on individual record of 13-4. Barnes left the Boilers after achieving the best career win-loss record of any woman tennis player at Purdue. 87 wins ond 43 losses for a winning percentage of .669. Senior Barb Burzynski finished with the second best singles career wln-loss record. 75 wins ond 41 losses for a winning percentage of .646. Andrew Hocker concentrates on a bock-hand re-turn. AM photo by Pwdue Sport Momito FRONT ROW: ). Schumacher. T. Reilly. A. Hocker. D. Buerger. C. Coxlo: BACK ROW: K. Gregory. M. Kozo. C. Reisrer. J. Laurie. J. Gray. 0. Dick. Cooch E. Dickson. i FRONT ROW: K. Wilson. 5. Weiner. 0. Domes. K. Reiss: OACK ROW: D. Mockey. D. Prochosko. Cooch C Moyer. M. McOrorh. J. Allon. Junior Debbie Mockey prepores for o forehond volley. E. DoTwity 267 The men's track team had a successful seoson with fifteen wins and eight losses. The team finished third in the Indiana Intercollegiate Track Meet, but a disappointing seventh In the Dig Ten Championships. Several personal records were achieved, though, including school records in the 100 meters and 200 meters by All-American Alvin McNair. Also setting school records were Rod Woodson in the 110 hurdles and the combination of Jones, Grove. Furnival. ond Shuey In the distance medley. At the Purdue relays, the guys took nine first places. McNair had three first place finishes In the 400 meter relay. 800 meter relay, and 200 meters. Oth-ers who came in first were Dill Shuey. 5.000 meters: Jim Johnson, polevault: Curt Romsey. high jump,- Mike Mozier. steeplechase: Regan Scruggs. 400 meter hurdles: ond Chris Novak. 10.000 meters. P Sm-sTiM ‘.-JS r. p ? Sseined Clockwise from the loft: In iho 1.000 yocd sprint. Noll Conor rum unchollenged os ho hoods for iho homo stretch. In tho Indtono Intcrcollogiote Trock Moor, tho woofhor wos poor but rho room porlocmod well finishing third. In tho most onduring ovont. tho stooplochoso. two Purdue runners lood ot tho wotor jump. In rho high jump. Curt Hornsey cleanly doors tho 7-foot bor. In tho Illinois Dual Moot. 0 11 Shuoy rounds rho lost turn of tho 2-milo race. In tho polo vault. Jim Johnston doors tho bor In o ttock moot in Lambert Field House. Ujpiifcoe Sonkor Jeonle Molohon h In full strldo os she moves down the bock-stretch of the ttock. In the Indiono Intercollegiate Track Meer. junior Cotla Miller hurls the jovelin In the field event. In the long jump. Ai-Mel Chang strains to get maximum distance on o cold, toiny doy In Indionopolks. P S ijfr rd S UghtSoot S. Ufltiitoot i I S TRACK m x Women Track Sports 271 Two Puidu© diitonc© runners leod the pock during o roc© In Indionopoli . Oorefoored runner Noncy Sonford receives the bo-ton from Jeonie Motohon In o 4 x 680 yord reloy. Heod frock cooch Fred Wilt could nor osk for more out of o group of women thon the performonce of the women's trock teom. An outstonding 27-3 record copped o seoson thot included first ploce finishes in the Purdue Invitotionol ond the Indiono Intercollegiate Track meets. A fourth ploce in the Dig Ten Championships ond o thirty-third place in the N.C.A.A. Championships were olso respectable. Port of the reason for the successful seoson was three All-Americons on the teom. Yvonne Nettervllle, Sybil Perry, ond Becky Cotto. These women were virtually unbeatable throughout the seoson. Neftervllle competed in the long jump, high Jump, ond the triple jump In which she set o school record. Perry ran sprints ond set o school record in the 400 meter hurdles. Cotro set school records In the 1.500 ond 3.000 meter runs. In Indlonopolis. the women won the Indiono Intercollegiate Trock Meet with on incredible 266.5 points. At the Pur-due Reloys. the women hod many out-standing performances. Nettervllle won three roces ond Cotto won two. Other winners were Rhondo Drody, 100 meter hurdles: Heidi Hockel, 400 meter hurdles; Djuono Domes. 100 meters; Jeonie Molohon 300 merers: ond Sue Dosha. 5,000 meters. BASEBALL Wifh o young 1983 team, seventh year cooch Dove Alexander lead the Purdue Baseball Team to a 29-26-2 record. The Boilermakers finished fifth in the East Division of the Big Ten with a 6-10 record. Severol of the players had impressive performances which highlighted the season. Junior P.J. Dietrick had an excellent bat-ting overage of .407 and was named to the First Team All Big Ten and to the First Team All Mld-Eost Regional. Senior Mike Snyder led the team in pitching while junior Mott Kinzer was second. In home runs. Dietrick knocked In seven while freshman Bob Shoulders led with eight home runs for the season. For his outstanding performance. Shoulders was named to the Second Teom All American Freshman Teom by Baseball America. In the coming season, the baseball team will not only hove lost three seniors, but will miss Kinzer and Dietrick who have signed with professional teams. Kinzer will be with the St. Louis Cardinals while Dietrick will be playing with the Oakland A's. As Coach Alexander looks to the new season, he speaks optimistically. Even though we will be a young team again this year, we'll be competitive.” He added. We hope to improve on lost year's club which wos not always consistent. Sophomore Jett Allison pounds tho boll loro rhe din in from of homo ploro. On dec . Doug Schreiber worms up for his turn or bot. At tho Purdue Doseboll Field, the boseboll teom wotches the ploy on the field. S. Lightfoot mm FRONT ROW: Mgr. 0. Chrlir. M. Brcnnon. 0. Rusbolt. L Wright. Mgr. M. Rogon.- SECOND ROW: Asst. Cooch H. Olds. J. Allison. J. Rossy. D. Schreiber. R. Gingerich. P. Moniogo. M. Snydor. K. Thsolmonn, G. Wolsmiller, A. Smith, Heod Cooch D. Alexonder.- THIRD ROW: Trolner W. Jenkins. Asst. Cooch M. Ledno. Equipment Mgr. R. Ash. J. Zolcok. 0. Adoschik. D. London. P. Schwortz. E. Volk. i. Sorofll. J. Oowmon. 0. Shoulders. M. Honsen. 0. Gerhord J. Kotterer. K. Corbiener. Asst. SID M. Adorns. Asst. Cooch P. Fay.- 0ACK ROW: E. Rossy. J. Sitzmon. K. Moggord. 0. Banker. M. Kinzer. S. West. PJ. Dietrick. D. Cox. Diving Into third, sophomore Elom Rossy boots the throw from the field. S Ligktfoor BdM-bal Sports 273 Cooch Dove Alexondor hos o word with the umpire after o conrroverslol call or first bose. First bosemon Al Smith reaches for tho baseball to tag our the Brodley runner. BASEBALL n As Doug Schtelber otiomprs 10 log our the Orodlcy runner, the umpire colls sole. L______________________________________________ Sports I Dotb Drink takes o break from typing in the Spotts Information Office, and Alan Katpick writes down the scores of the previous day's events. T S;ocVb«o«r M Vac Front Row: S. Povol. M. Lundberg. D. Drink. A. Foley. A. McNolr. F. Hoffman. E. Relchonodter. J. Doll. S. D. Pcolinskl: DACK ROW: J. Winger. J. Potter. D. Doboy. Korst. D. Anderson. A. Korplck. T. S«ocfct f0«r The Sports Information Deportment of Purdue is on intermediary between the press ond Purdue's athletic teams. The Director of Sports Information is Jim Vruggink. He has been the director for the post three years after coming from Northwestern, and has been working in sports information for fourteen years. Vruggink feels that he has made Purdue's Sports Information Deportment into one of the nation's finest. One reoson for this Is that he treats each branch of the medio equally, and does not give the notional medio more attention than the local media. The Sports Information Department stays busy seven days a week. Vruggink works olmost eighty hours a week, nine months of the year. On Monday and Tuesday the department processes press releoses. while Wednesday ond Thursday ore reserved for interviews, paperwork, ond research. On Fridays they receive calls concerning upcoming gomes. Vruggink attends oil football and men’s basketball games where he solves any problems that involve the media. Vruggink splits the responsibility of attending the away gomes with his assistants, Mark Adorns and Dob Goldring. Adams and Goldring handle the duties for volleyball and women's basketball. The Sports Information Department deals with all branches of the medio. The Purdue Radio Network consists of thirty-one stations and every station needs information on what Is to be broadcasted. The Purdue Radio Network broadcasts both football ond boskefboll. The network is currently working on getting a station In the Chicago oreo. Vruggink receives many complaints from alumni in rhe Chicago areo for not being able ro hear broadcasts of the Purdue games. Recently. Vruggink and Purdue Basketball Head Coach Gene Keady visited Chicago and pushed for more publicity in that area. Other duties of the Sports Information Department are to publish rosters and information concerning revenue and non-revenue sporting events. Purdue recognizes football, men's and women's basket- ball, ond volleyball os revenue sports. The Boilermaker Hotline” Is a newslet-ter published by the deportment for the medio several times o week. The newsletter keeps the media posted on Injuries, reviews upcoming games, ond gives results of all sporting events. Over twenty people work part-time for the department in addition to Vruggink. Adams. Goldring, and a full-time secretary. The Sports Information Deportment Is cur-rently working on establishing a computer system to save time ond increose occura-cy. This chonge will be a tremendous aid In compiling and keeping statistics as well os helping with other office duties. Vruggink anticipates that the system will be fully operational by 1985. Thanks to dedication ond hard work, Jim Vruggink and his staff hove made the Sports Information Office at Purdue o valuable service for Purdue athletics, the public, and the media. Spoilt Information Spoils 277 FRONT ROW: J. Houtmon. J. Cholmet}. M. Yu-sufjl. L. Scheeler. K. Kuftel. K. O'Dee. A. Ver-heul. S. Toner. P. Witczok. M. Putt. N. Jonien. W. Wise; SECOND ROW: D. Ankenmon. M. Jewell, m. Ducherl. D. Snyder, D. Hllllj, J. Bo-verl. M. Grloger. M. Reidy. L. Corljon. G. Thornton: OaCK ROW: 0. Scott. J. Decker. M. Meyer. J. Woodotd. P. Johnson. K. Kljer. G. Dongen. P. Grimmer. M. Peter}. J. Spurgeon. P. Muldoon J. Sterling. C. Ammermon. J. Gordon. P . 41 p Mjy r FRONT ROW: J. Schultz. D. Milter. D. Grody. C. Edwards. M, Yojo. K. Devlin: SECOND ROW; D. EllricK. D. Ogden. D.J. Dovb. K. Shade. G. Hung. S. Meod. J. Trlscori: DACK ROW. R. Mokhow. P. Rouio. i. Royl. J. Short. H. Woylond. C. Poyne. S. Hortmon. W. Att n FRONT ROW: C. Vego. P. Beronis. M. Willett. S. Yeh. J. Guthrie. K. Schmidt: SECOND ROW: F. Kelecy. V. Thompson. L. Guy. R. Houser. J. Kogan. S. Cottlnghom. D. Orugllcro. T. Rhoades. R. Durrett. T. Jorosch. M. Troub: BACK ROW: M. Beach. J, Gerbracht. M. Peters. P. Kidd. J. Christian. C. Sabo. P. Atkinson. FRONT ROW: K. Cloflln. K. Powell. R. Gerloch: SECOND Lemmon. T. Miller: BACK ROW: M. Brinoo. D. Doehler. ROW; N Moore. 0. Goll THIRD ROW: 0 Miller K. 0. BHw FRONT ROW: M. Nyden. E. Doyle. J. Hoover. C. Orown. Kempf, T Wilion. D. Wierengo. 0. Foikos. S. Printer. M. Goutvch: BACK ROW: S. Toylo . D. Bootwrlghi, C. T. Skowronek S. McClorey. J. Club Sport OQ 1 Sports 1 FRONT ROW; C. Rhykord - Foculty Advisor. A. Crozier. T. Sherrill. 0. Blevins. C. Engelder.- SECOND ROW; T. Bkkel. R Rhykord W. Flemmer. Rhykord. Jr.; BACK ROW: D. Osborne. E. Siefker. A. Schlegel. M. Hoggins. G. Dooknechi. FRONT ROW: S. Kemp. i. Polmor. C. Tuite. N. Elberry. F. Loos. J. Gruber: BACK ROW: P. Vonkus. D. Miller. M. Liro. T. O'Rourke. J. Mumow, K. O’Brien, K. Dougherty. P. Malone - Cooch. P Htyn P Mly« FRONT ROW: T. Blockwood. P. Troso. D. Blonkenbokor. K. Hohn. S. Smlrs. C. Schnello. T. Pw r, i. Tashljon. J. Krozob SECOND ROW: E. W.llioms. T. Unrrochr. J. Duff. J. Rains. 0. Aronson. M. Clingonpeol. G. Freamon: BACK ROW: D. Porrh. J. Kelloy. A. Lopuszynskl. 0. Moston. f. Srcrons. B. Emison W.itcr Polo Sports 3fl J. Schommer, 6. Fulcher, A. Pontious. S. Hess. T. Ayres. S. Olson. L Kessler. K. Kellow. J. Touben. M. Zochmon. D. Dell. J. DeLuco. M. Goum T. Parsons. 1. Clork. 0. Scholl. J 2iptpm J 2««p«i J Bfunny FRONT ROW: A. Prescott. R. Rerfeis. R. Kone. V. Hein. D. Monsur. C. Cottorr.: SECOND ROW: D. Wood. L Cutihow. I. Zimmer. K. Drown. N. Million. J. Fulion. J. Zopopov A. Injheep: THIRD ROW: J. Kortbo. C. Mos-J e. V. Ooone. L. Arbockle: FOURTH ROW: T. Plotter, korn V. Moris. M. Lowson. A. Klnlnghom. R. Goode: FIFTH ROW: L Qrosmon. D. Gillone. J. Erongelist. D. Peltor. S. Horron; OACK ROW: K. Pkco. D. Ourrows. J. Oeord. M. Miller. C. Wyorr. FRONT ROW; J. Lyslo. D Whlftomofo. J. Ackermon. D. Soker T. O'Orten: SECOND ROW: G. Probif. M. Roswrvon E. Kt«ln, T. Knapp: DACK ROW: D. Coroy. M Lofz. M. Eosloy. D. On, M. Johnson. S. Ughtfoc M Paoe Uciosse r Q -i Sports lO 5 Ltghtfoor FRONT ROW: 0. Robinson. P. Scotofo 0. McCortnoy. R. Rowjon. i. Twiggs. R. Posoio. D. Food . J. Roddy: BACK ROW: E. Dihorco. C. Solsborry. A. Hoirzell. R. Goros. B. Spiegel. B. Goodreoo. C. Weover. G. Moss. S. Goodreoo. Activities DEBRIS SENIOR BOARD 290 Debris Sr. Board Activities I j The Debris Senior Board consists of six upperclassmen who hold executive positions on the Debris Staff. They are responsible for selecting the publisher and photography company, building the framework of the yearbook and approving each of the 576 pages that are submitted for print. The main goal of the Senior Board is to represent all aspects of Purdue University and to provide an excellent publication at a reasonable cost to the students. FRONT ROW Stacy Epperson — Sales Manager. Heather Nicolai — Associate Editor. Wendy Cook — Editor-In-Chief, Ellen Trick - Business Manager; BACK ROW; Mary Kay Martmes - Photo Editor. Michelle Cline — Managing Editor. Oebri Board Activities 291 DEBRIS 292 Debri Activities M W Atfwm M P je M P gr In April 1984. a group of 60 volunteer students was selected to form the 1985 Debris junior staff. As the production deadlines were faced, sales campaigns launched, and hours of photograph sessions scheduled, those members dedicated to the Debris staff put forth the extra effort and time to meet the many challenges of producing, selling and delivering a yearbook. Although led by a competent and supportive senior staff, the 1985 Debris would not have been possible without the outstanding performance of the junior staff. Being a member of the Debris does not mean all work and no play. Even during deadlines, staff members dance on the tables, music plays, and friendship flourishes. Room B-2 in Stewart Center is not just the Debris office. It is the meeting place of many talented, creative and dedicated students who want to produce and sell the best possible yearbook for themselves and for Purdue University. This year, the goals have certainly been met. 293 DEBRIS JR. BOARD The Debris Jr. Board consists of 60 enthusiastic, dedicated individuals, who volunteer their time in order to produce and sell a 576-page yearbook. It is their determination and their willingness to give up their valuable time that makes the Debris a unique and successful organization. Debfi J Board Activitlw FRONT ROW: K. While. C Judd. J. Herberg. L Hoffman. S. Stemley, H. O'Connor, M. Miller, W. Athens; SECOND ROW; L. Sayre. C. Kessler, J. Van Lone, S. Betullus, N. Roseberry. A. Levy. L. Montanarl; THIRD ROW: J. Brunny. S. Shepherd. T. Clark. B. Schroeder. J. Hatfield. M. Brothers; FOURTH ROW: M Greye. M. Page, J. Kllbum, T. Bennett. T. Stockbcrgcr, A. Wright, D. Hack), J. Butz, M. Woodhull, T. Caudhill, C. Itln; BACK ROW: T. Townsend, T. Creed. E. Doherty. C. Hcttwer, S. Sylvan, D. Cahill. Debris Jr Board Activities 295 AIESEC AIESEC (L'Assn. Internationale Des Estudiants En Sciences Economeques Et Commerciales) offers educational opportunities in business and economics and promotes understanding of international business. J Mbwn FRONT ROW: M. Ryan. K. Colenbrandcr. M. Burktnshaw. S. Henry. C. Beckman. K. Singer: SECOND ROW: J. Hummel, P. Poll . D. Inlow. J. Manikowski, E Kicherer. J. Powell. S. Phelps. C. Brown. C. Erwin. M. Varble; THIRD ROW: B. Tc|ada. S Mandoville. A Mahant, M. Busing. K. Clark. D Van Voorhts, D. Laughner, V Bartolai. D Dycus. S. Winberg, H. Jones. G Studebaker. M. Kuhlman; BACK ROW: J. Ritter. H Schmidt. M. Reagm. C. Gcrlach. M. Roth. N Sanghul. B. Gerlach. J. Faurote. A Crawford. M Huth. S. Sctfrted. R. Hill, K Parent. A Pursley. B Wade 296 AIESEC Activities The Purdue Student Education Association is composed of all education students including special ed. and vocational students. Their activities include free lectures with guest speakers; regional, state, and local conferences; and workshops. PSEA FRONT ROW: C Clouser. S Klein. A. Gorsuch; BACK ROW M Haring. Dr. Jau . J. McKtn ncy. FROST ROW■ H Jaus. M Haring. J McKinney. C Clouser. S. Klein. A Gorsuch. SECOND ROW D Sting, S. Shedrrard. L. Cutshaw, J Gill. A. Jones. C. Fort. S. Richardson. A Reinke; THIRD ROW: J Meredith. R. Rosenstlhl. K. Knochel. J. Szafarczyk. M Schermerhom. G. Kempf; FOURTH ROW R Chittlck. L Carroll. S Curry. A Otlvero. S Haskins. L. Gehnng. BACK ROW G. Sarkisian. L. Polley. K Dietz. M Sttres. C. Mitchell. P. Nolan. D Leininger. PSEA 297 Acti W Athrn MORTAR BOARD Mortar Board is a national honor society recognizing senior college students. Members are selected on the basis of achievement in the areas of scholarship, leadership, and service to the campus and community. The Purdue chapter of Mortar Board, established in 1926, began the tradition of selling calendars, “Mortar Boards.” Through the sale of these calendars, this chapter has been able to provide scholarships and fellowships to Purdue students beginning their graduate or professional studies. 298 Moctat Board Activities FRONT ROW: J. Cox. A Abell, K. Blschoff. K. Dobrrelewskl. M. Martin, L. Grow. J. Renbarger, V. Taytor, S. Goldsmith. S. Lawrence, L. Williamson. G. Powell; SECOND ROW: J. Gieeson, L. Mabry, J. Isom. D. Johnson, D. Hathaway, B Leavitt, T. Carter, T. Adams. C. Hoosllnc, I. Licbcrman, B. Tulloh, Dr. J A Chtscon. Dr. B. Cook; BACK ROW. D. Guse. I. Gaska. J. Wysockcy, C. Clawson. ■tortarBoord Activities 299 FRONT ROW: S Cavanaugh. J. Hlllberry. L. Gbert III. M Sandburg. P. Mallett; SECOND ROW: J. Brandenburg. D. Shoemaker. V. Murphy, J. Connell. T Tennyson. A Pore ; BACK ROW D. Rucinski. B Bryant. A Samara . B. Farrell. H Schrank. PRO The Purdue Retail Organization is mainly concerned with stimulating and developing interest in retailing and promoting contact with and encouraging students in the retail field. The organization provides meetings and presentations regarding internships and major merchandising firms. The Purdue Agronomy Club encourages the profession of Agronomy through club projects such as sponsoring the Invitational Soil and Crops Contest for Indiana’s 4H and FFA students. The club also participates in national activities and will be represented at the annual meeting in Las Vegas. AGRONOMY CLUB FRONT ROW K Greener. J. Fankhauser, J Peacock, L. Dickmeyer. D. Greene. S Petrova . B Schult; SECOND ROW- E Hood. R. Cook. C. Warner. C. Coy, M McCauley. S. Severion, T Shidlcr, L. Reinhart; BACK ROW J. Kor«ak. M Draper. L. Metkey, T. Coulter, D. Clevenger. D Moorman. B Stremming. J. Nagel. J. Dannemiller. 300 PRO Agronomy Club Activities FRONT ROW: L Endslcy. T Parker, D Bathke. L. Bowman, D. Ruclnskl, L Cacioppe. D Douglass. A. Rairdan, B Reno. K. Erwtn, J Lindquist; SECOND ROW P McPhilllps. L. Munro. M. Senesac. J. Schenk. S. James. K Harris. K. Meedan, C. Rorea. L. Ashby. S. Mahoney. D. Daugherty. D. Pcolmski. J, Shoemaker; BACK ROW: N. Lcszczynskl, M Bentth. K Skidmore. B. Saccaro. L Russell. L. Sharp. D. Foster, J. Crevellng. M Walker. L Bauermeister. B Bauermetster. P. Kincaid. S. Briggs AWS The Association for Women Students represents the entire student body at Purdue. The organization sponsors programs such as Health Awareness Month, Safety Awareness. Women’s Athletics, and the Bridal Fair which encourage women to develop their individual potential. The Association of Electrical Technologists exists as a service to and an organization for students in the field of Electrical Engineering Technology. The organization works toward providing information on job prospects, current technological advancements. and other topics of interest to EETs. Activities include meetings which consist of programs such as plant tours, industrial speakers, and computer information fairs. : :RONT ROW M Battr.ick. P Ly. T. McKinney. J Beasley. S. Thodc. J. Broronl. G. Clawson. P Sttpan; SECOND ROW' G Moss. J. ’oehlmon, G. Dean. Professor T Fahlvng, J Gannon. M K McAninch, L Chao. K. McClure. M Prentiss; BACK ROW: J. Groot, T faas. C Willcox. .1 Clements. F Moser. R Lovitt. E Vorncman, M Dougherty. AET AWS AE7 Activities 301 IRON KEY Iron Key is the President's honorary. Student members are selected at the end of their junior year for outstanding service to the University and to their fellow students. Working with the President Beering, Iron Key strives to create an awareness of the important aspects of student life at Purdue. FRONT ROW: L. Amo , V. Taylor, S. Goldsmith; SECOND ROW: B. King. J. Cox. M Williamson. S. Beering. BACK ROW: T. Wysockey, G. Boyer. R. Kleckner O korH e Activities GRAND PRIX SR. BOARD The Purdue Grand Prix Foundation is an organization of students dedicated to furthering student excellence through achievement and scholarship. Known as the Greatest Spectacle In College Racing, Grand Prix is the largest student-directed event of the year. Grand Prix Sr. Board O VO GRAND PRIX JR. BOARD Events surrounding Grand Prix week include the Distance Classic. Raquetball Tournament. Tennis Tournament, Golf Tournament, Les Filles Prix Women’s Bed Race, and the main event — the Grand Prix Race. Also included in Grand Prix festivities are two fashion shows, featuring Grand Prix Girls and Grand Prix Queen candidates in a showcase of modern fashion. Proceeds from each successful running of the Grand Prix support the Grand Prix Scholarship Fund and the Purdue Libraries. E Oohwty FRONT ROW: S. Senger, J. Murray. C. Coulter. L Young. B. Barnes. A. Branigan. J. Catt. S. Scarpelll. D. Eckrote: SECOND ROW: T. Viernow. J.N. Abbott. B Schucssler. A Kunicek. J Burt. C. Lyons. E. Meadows. C. Troue: THIRD ROW: K. Gilbert. C. Cutlip. D. Shaheen. C. Cartmel. R. McCarthy. J. Cook. T. Moore. T Laidig. J Efim; BACK ROW: E. Buckley. B. Arnold. T. Dickson. J. Poehlman. M. Ulanow.cz. B. Marley. B Hensler. R. Laws. A. Wurster. T. Odell 304 Grand Prix Activities i FRONT ROW. B. McGrcw. B. Campbell. D Snyder. D Huber; BACK ROW D Scheon. L Marlin, L. Fanchl. T. Montalbano, M Ashby. Professor Crosby AC AND BAM' The purpose of the Accounting Club is to generate interest in accounting career objectives and to develop an understanding of the accounting profession. Beta Alpha Psi is a national scholastic and professional accounting fraternity that seeks to promote the study and practice of accounting, to provide opportunities for self-development and association among members and practicing accountants. and to encourage a sense of ethical. social and public responsibility. Together. the Accounting Club and Beta Alpha Psi are involved in many educational and social activities. These include presentations from many different companies. Meet the Employers Night, accounting resume book, trips to Chicago and Indianapolis as well as a variety of social events The Science Student Council is the representative student organization for the School of Science. S.S.C. sponsors seminars, receptions. and a resume book as services to science students. FRONT ROW: J. Vlttorl. K. Komro. A Equlhua. R Sorrells. K. Yundt; SECOND ROW: M Ferreira. M. Grim. G. Albright. D. Malickl; THIRD ROW K. Lynch. P. Kirk. K. BcUnger. S Fisher. M Kenney. K Brown. M. Below; BACK ROW: E. Strubel. R Costelle, G Anderson. J Fisher, M Fetenmycr. M Heppler, C Nelson. S. Stockberger. D. Yackel. B Moskal, D. Kosomis. ssc AC BAM' SSC Of |T Activities J j SMM MEMBERS INCLUDE: V. Taylor. K Martin. A. Thomas. S Bristol. G Ward. M Marshall. V, Boll, T. Lambert. S. Sherman. T Jones. C Comer. H. Rome. C. Francis. D. Douglass. B. Peaches. J. Peacock. K. Johnson. D. Smith. J. Young. A Shields. N Johnson. A. Bolden. B. Smith. R. Samuels. C. Comer. V. Webbs. G. Stephens. Y Hemphill, L Dortch. D. Farrow, T. Hood The Society of Minority Managers seeks to expand resources available to minority business students. SMM promotes communication with employers and seeks to eliminate isolation of the minority business community from the business community at large. The Purdue Student Housing Corporation is a student owned and operated corporation for economical student housing. P H yrr PSHC FRONT ROW: H Harmeier. K. Clark. R Delaney, E. Waters. M Martin. K. Davis. D. Ferreira; BACK ROW: N. Byers. S. Crawford. J. Bruski. J. Enncy, B. Fiugerald. C. Sharp. B. Pershing. J. Wilson. OAC SMM PSMC •-''■'U • , l.vi- • ■■ ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ FRONT ROW: A. Gentry. S Eaton. L Martin. L. Hughe . J. Stott; SECOND ROW: D. Maillet. M Hou ton. M B Ptkal. B. Cicko. B Ross; BACK ROW J. Harrell. D. Gaylord. B Shelor. D. Sandford. P Kurma IDEAS The Interdisciplinary Engineering Associ-ation of Students is an organization which allows IDE students to meet each other. It also keeps its members in contact with industry through plant trips and speakers. The Pre-Law Club consists of students from all areas of study who share a common interest in law. The club hosts speakers from various aspects of law and sponsors picnics and other social events. Prior to the administration of the Law School Admission Test, the club sponsors an LSAT preparation course. FRONT ROW: D. Amber . S. Dennison, C. MaJoncy. J. Gieeson, S. William son. D. Bennett. M Adams. SECOND ROW K Schifcrl. J. Egelhaai, D Bloum. S. Gainott. M Robeson. C. MeGrew. BACK ROW J Kappu . S Reid. P Baker. M Landers, R. Brungard, M Shumaker. S. Bassett PRE-LAW CLUB IDEAS Pn-Law Club w v I APO FRONT ROW: N Badgctt. J. Johnson. B. Fay. N. Fitzgerald. S. Hoover. D. Whuemarsh. T Nguyen. P. Cuffe. L Ferguson. M. Bobo. D. Upp. W McDermott; SECOND ROW: R Winiger, G Bobay. D. Carpenter. K. Hcrkc. H Strus. B. Rees. D Vanmeter. J. Johnson. U. Patel. M Himes. B. Woemer. C. Stiv. J. Hallihan. S. Matusik. B Murden. B Bishop. P J Keene. S Roell. D Reynolds; THIRD ROW: K Bowers. C. Litchfield. L. Koppcn. D. Kayser. J. Stoen. B Fuller. B Bacon. S. Boggs. L. Williams. L Ruch. M Cedcrbcrg. M Causey. P Miller: FOURTH ROW: L. Blackburn. G. Beckett. J. Miller. J. VanMeter. B. Atter. M Beckett. L Williams. B. Bowdon. M. Stouppe. J. Palmore. D. Ropp. L. Paskell. G. Boppart. R. Albers. D. Herbert. C Amet. L. Godsoc. L. Stowers. L Borders.K. Lopez. N Britz. V. Tassinari. B. Gur.neman. J. Emminger. J. Shutt. T. Wolfe. S. Ritter. A Reid; FIFTH ROW C. Darstek. K. Daily. S. Owen. S. Taylor, S. Heare. D. Payne. K. O Conner. K Perrine. K Bunc ch. S. Smith. T. Meioche. P. Harrtson; BACK ROW: J. Snead. M. Bottarl. M. Powers. C. Mcsec. J. Quinn. S. Young. L. Clark. P Rees. C. Porter. J. Coccia. C. Horowitz. J. Campbell. T. Nguyen. J. Guy. S. Sullivan. D. Chagnon. K. Kauchek. S. Engel. C. Pecina. L Lacerte. R. Stevens. M Phillippi. C. Lawson. D. Lantz. J. Huffer. B. Cashman. J. Johnson. J. Sereda. J. Lawrence. B. Parrot. Alpha Phi Omega is a national service fraternity which aids the campus and Lafayette community by holding blood drives and dance-marathons, raking leaves, and working with the March of Dimes and other organizations. They stress three principles: leadership, friendship, and service. They try to instill these principles in all of their members. Alpha Phi Omega Activitte FRONT ROW K McClurg. S Skidmore. M Fernanda. A Puckett. SECOND ROW V Knud sen. K Clipiell. B. Logsdon. S Leslie. C. VanAman; BACK ROW: R. Tracy. M Saettonc, T. Edcr. P Quigley. G. Thomas. ANCHORETTES W Alh n M f The Anchorette Society is a social ser-vice organization affiliated with the NROTC at Purdue. Some of their activities and service projects include the March of Dimes Haunted House in the Fall, the Naval-Marine Corp Birthday Ball, and the Tri-Service Military Ball in the Spring. To become a member. there is a pledge period in which future Anchorettes learn about the society, the Navy and the Marine Corp. The Society of Professional Engineers promotes the human side of engineering and the role of the engineer in society. The members serve as a student advisory board to the administration of the School of Engineering. FRONT ROW: B Mrriack. P. Freeman. L Mabry. R. Erwin. J. DiSilvcstro; BACK ROW: K Mabrouk. S Kosloski. W Holme . J Boromtc. M Rcjmamak. E Lau. L. Largent. M O'Drobinak. PSPE Anchorette PSP Ac’ __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 309 ASID The American Society of Interior Designers provides services which assist interior designers in the practice of their profession and enhance the growing recognition of Interior Design as a profession. T Sioc FRONT ROW: C. Cordetti. C. Arnold. B. Barton; SECOND ROW: T Flower . K. Kasler. D. Handleman: BACK ROW: D. McAllister. R StobbW. S. Burkle. V Vlcck 310 ASI Activities ASCE The American Society of Civil Engineers is the voice of the professional engineer in this great land. Its activities promote honor, honesty and professionalism in this, the most ancient of all engineering disciplines. FRONT ROW: D. Fresh, S. Sutton. B. Hauersperger. M. Kenig. P. Schmidt. L. Muller. A. Lahham. B. Burns. C. Drucker. B. Fisher: SECOND ROW: R Engelman. S. Muzzlllo. Professor Goetz. S Neifert, G. Souder. J. Yao. B. Gilbertsen. J. Hayes. R. Kosiba. D. Stoppcnhagcn. D. Hancher. G. Hoge. D. Fisher; THIRD ROW: P Smith. S. Gtundhoefer. G. Meister, S. Meister. A. Abell. N. Hoke. D. Bartlett. K. McBride. M Rebeck. R Klemencic. K. Kuffel. R Kosiba. J Shaffer. S. Beckman: BACK ROW: T. Daunhauer. R. Govmdarajoo. Professor Sutton. K. Mauu. T. Taylor. A. Cox. T. Pitackas. R. Seibert. A. Ritter. R. Baker. K, Penslnger. D Nagy. A. Russell. D. Belk. _ASCE O-J 1 Activities - 1 1 AG. COUNCIL FRONT ROW: J. Guard, G. Powell. C. Massie. S Bishop. J. Linger, A Ross; SECOND ROW L Need. E Allman. C. Smith. S. Shaw. M. Bladden; THIRD ROW: K. Noblitt. B. Stremming. R Boring. A Mayer. P. Rose. G. Bloom. FOURTH ROW. S. Mauldin, D Miller. K Kitts. D Downey. P McDaniel, B Wallin. K Casebere; BACK ROW A. Brown. L Davis. D Wilcox. B Carr The Agriculture Council is a student organization comprised of representatives from all Ag option clubs and representatives elected at large. Their purpose is to promote agriculture, facilitate student faculty relations and develop student programs in Agriculture. Some of their activities include: an ice cream social. Ag career days. Boilermaker Barnburner, and the Ag awards banquet. Ceres is a leadership honorary for junior and senior students in agriculture. Its purpose is to recognize those who have demonstrated achievement in leadership and scholarship. Ceres participates in the Indiana State Fair Farmday parade, and organizes an ice cream social on campus and the agriculture awards night. £ Oe f y T SMcUwjn CERES MEMBERS INCLUDE: J. Peacock. S. Lite, D. Clupper, D. Lucker, E. Corcoran, D. Greene, M Draper, L. Deer. M Wiseman. J. Jones. G Dexman. M Holshcr, M. Vail. B Mrelnck. J. Berniax. B. Smith. T. Snellmg. T. Mehrve. M Werling. Dr L SchweiUer. B. Overstreet. D Clevenger. A Brown. G Brooks. G Longenbaugh, D. Downey. B. Ostler. H Carson, T Robards. B. Nannett. C. Dell. K Dorkson, A. Terry. R Bittner. J. Bowen, G. Graves. N. Smith. M Kanski. A Mason. B Gallihcr. S. Got! , P Seng. B Schuit, B Stremmmg. L. Dsekmeyer. B. McCormick. L Kirk. Dr G Van Scoyac 312 Ag Couttcll Ccres Activities FRONT ROW: C Dunn. B Bryant. J Bales. M. Sw ezy. C. Smith, T Atkinson (Advisor); SECOND ROW A. Dyer. D Katko. L. Hartman. R McCarthy. J Ralph. B Stadler. D Dosicr; THIRD ROW E Hines. L Vrcari. D Whitton, S. Buzinski; BACK ROW: K Gallogly. B Roark. A Samaras. C. Hamilton CFSC J Brunny The Consumer and Family Sciences Council is a student-faculty liaison agency of the School of Consumer and Family Sciences. A maximum of 26 members is elected by students in the school. The Purdue Horticultural Club aims to promote the science of horticulture by offering horticulture activities and developing relationships among other students with similar interests. FRONT ROW P. Fuhrmann. D. Harp. S. Jones. J. Evans. C. Brown. J. Mapcl. D. Elckhoif; BACK ROW G. Peter. P Steiner. E Altman. M Dodson. D. Hilty. J Schclhorn. G. Pierceall. L. Knerr. R. Lerner. A Pcrucca, HORT. CLUB CFSC Hort. Club Activities 313 COLLEGIATE 4-H The Purdue Collegiate 4-H Club allows its members to stay involved in 4-H while attending college. Although its membership consists mainly of past 4-H’ers, everyone interested In Collegiate 4-H Club work is eligible for membership. Some of the club’s many activities include participation in the fall Ag ice cream social, fall state retreat and hayride. a trip to the regional conference and a trip to the national conference in the spring. During the 1984-85 academic year, the club will go to Bloomington, In. for regionals and to Georgia for nationals. FRONT ROW H Beeler, J. Fuch . S. Crafton, SECOND ROW: J Bry. C. Otto. S. Gilman. M. Bales. C. Radford. R- Wiley. J. Wetzel; THIRD ROW: S. Carson. M Memering. J. Cozad. S. Stevens. B Hayhurst. A. Reed. J. Cooper. S. Eddleman; BACK ROW: L. Guy. B Reed. S. Odom. G Kolb. G. Powell. G. Montgomery. B Couch. O -1 A Collegial w I Activities BLOCK AND BRIDLE The Purdue Block and Bridle offers educational and social service to students interested in animal agriculture. The club’s activities include field trips to production units, guest speakers, demonstrations, canoe trips, picnics, and receptions. The Block and Bridle Club also provides service to the Purdue Agricultural campus and those in the livestock industry. S SJemlej MEMBERS INCLUDE: D. Lawson. J. Guard. J. Broughton. K. Kitts. A Brown. M. Shirey. L. Cain. D Thompson. P. Robbins. D. Chance. W. Jackson. B Trotter. N Kornmk. S Alexander. Dr A Schinkel. S. Lffcrt. D. Kendall. E. Shtrcy. J. Daniels. G Michel. M Weigert. B Fish. M McKinney. J. Peters. R Buffo. D. Baker. R. Rookstooi. M Bussabarger. R Isenhower. K Noel. A Scheur. B. Ernest. D Yake. B Burton. S Love. T DeWciss. B. Cannady. P. Pence. D. Lent . T Bry. K Wilhams. D Meyers. D. Sips. F McDaniels. K Mills. K Noblitt. M Grabgow. J. Bibctstcln, B Myers. J Rododough. J. Jarrett. M Webster. R. O'Farrell. C Captain. C. Snyder. C. Ponder. T Markel. M. Schmitt. Blo m Bridlc Activities 315 BOILERMAKER TRACTOR The Boilermaker Tractor Pull offers the best in national pulling action, delights spectators with special attractions, and helps provide scholarships to undergraduates enrolled in Purdue University. The Boilermaker Tractor Pull is the only non profit, nationally sanctioned pull on a major college campus. The Boilermaker Tractor Pull Foundation sponsors the student-run pull, and is itself sponsored by the National Tractor Pullers Association. FRONT ROW M ludung. D. Laid . A Staddmaycr, K Morn ; BACK ROW: J. Ne k.rk. M Purree. S. Lempke. M Rcktfwtg 316 Boilermaker Tractor Pull Foundation Activities PULL FOUNDATION Tractor Pull Girls FRONT ROW K. Noel. B Painter. S Stahlhut. G Fogle; SECOND ROW: R. Sparbs. D. Boram. L Everett, J. Bobb. L. Shadbolt. S. Boggs, C. Copple; BACK ROW M Jean. L Everhart. K. Murray. J. Hannigan. M Ludwig. B. Bauermenter Junior Board FRONT ROW: M. Straye. D Kennedy. B Beeker. D. Turner. G, Zimmers. B Cannedy. S Patton. T. DeWocs, S By rum. G. Curlin; SECOND ROW: B. Couch. D. Myers. S. Strietelmeler. T Moyer, J. Dellinger. L Boyce, J. Meek. P. Ethenngton; BACK ROW K. Kitts. P Robinson. C. Captain. C Foust. S. Harbaugh, J. Smiley. R. Hail. R. Ouwenga. D. Taylor. A Mathena. S. Schaefer. T Saggars Boilermaker Tractor Pull Foundation Activities 317 PESC The Purdue Engineering Student Council promotes communication and cooperation among student engineering organizations and the School of Engineering. The council serves as the voice of and acts on behalf of student engineers and promotes professional growth. FRONT ROW: L. Schulte. S. Louou. J. UltgUn. L Hughe . K. Meehan: SECOND ROW: D. Diehl. B Keller. S Eaton. D. Peterson. S. Lumbley. R Ragan. A S« John: BACK ROW R Pickens. K Swanson. S. Cheesman, T. Syfert. K Coddlngton, D. Reuter, K. Hayes. M Scnscmlcr. S. Springer. T. Downey. K Hachl QIO PESC i- 1 Activities FSC The Purdue Food Science Club consists of enthusiastic people in food related fields. The club's main activities include a student-faculty picnic. The Feast of the Hunter’s Moon in the fall, and the Food Science Symposium in the spring. It meets with its professional organization. Institute of Food Technologists, once a month and the members earn enough money through the previously mentioned projects to take a trip to the IFT National Convention during the summer. FRONT ROW A Newton. A. Hofmclstcr. C. Smith. K. Coultas. T. Ackscl. M Swiejy. R. Brtttlngham; SECOND ROW: L. Hail. J. Smith. M. Bcnnet. K. Michl. K Claitin. G. Hellmtch. B. Stadler; THIRD ROW: J. Cain, M Remhard, A Flammang. K Shield . M Whltclaw, B Mos«r; BACK ROW T. Etsenhut. J Patterson. P. Wilciak. S Jackson. L Sublet!, P Brooks ■ ■' Activities 319 PURDUE FILM SOCIETY The Purdue Film Society presented a German film series last fall along with films such as “Carrie”. Deathrace 2000”, “THX 1138 and a classic comedy series which included Charlie Chaplin and Three Stooges. The Society tries to bring well-known and well-acted films to Purdue and tries not to repeat showing a film for at least five semesters. FRONT ROW: K. Wilson. J. Stamper. D. Herum, L Largcnt; SECOND ROW: K White. V Hershberger; THIRD ROW: B. Marten. A Loy. D. Judd. D.Peters; FOURTH ROW: M Dudley. C Clark. Tim. R Darnell; FIFTH ROW: S Jakob. J St rock. M. Kelly. E Hayden BACK ROW: R Hayes. K Reid. J. Green. 320 Purdue Film Socict Activities SSET The Society of Students in Engineering and Technology is an organization dedicated to merging the interests of both engineering and technology students. SSET sponsors an annual job fair to enhance employer contact with students, produces a resume book to provide exposure for its members, and holds social activities to develop relationships between students of all disciplines. S. SlOTley FRONT ROW: S. Stewart. M Purvis. T. Hart. T Klein. M Mesvner; SECOND ROW: T Blackenshlp. J Nielandcr. J. Paige. J. Roush. B McNutt; BACK ROW D. Hayes. — i vines 1 ASPS The American Society of Professional Supervisors is a professional organization designed for supervision students. The purpose of ASPS is to provide career direction in terms of promoting opportunities for academic achievement, educational stimulation, leadership development and social interaction for the ASPS members. S Sternly FRONT ROW: K Wilson, C. Webster, M. Purvis. T Morrhouse, M. Barrett. A. Dlmond, J. Smith. T. Hackman. J. Howell; SECOND ROW: C. Schuestler, S. Troyer, K Lcuck. C Morgan. T Kricbel. D. Smith. S. Cochran. L. Slonakcr. K. Cooper. J. Halllntn; THIRD ROW: M. Smith. A. Scheessele. D. Clay. P Green. S. Hill, S. Grubb. B Haas. N Elberty. D. Mazepa. S. Sherard, B Burke. T Creed. BACK ROW: K Skwarcan. J. Stanley. J. Blumer. J. Sweeney. M Wray. P. Kelley, E Schroeder. M Williamson. J. Gleeson ASPS « Activities FRONT ROW: D. Miff. S, Epperson, D Foster. J. Glbert, C Fulton. J Michel; SECOND ROW: N. Aglor, L. Cacloppe. S Spiller. K Kinder. T Derheimer. C Matan. H Nicolai. J. Gteeson; THIRD ROW B. Pickle. J Ketcik, M Rumbaugb. P Lekan. J. Hummel. M Olson; FOURTH ROW J. Gilbert. K Gilbert. B Wessel. N Dittrich. S. Stephens; BACK ROW: J. Creultng. N. Seitz. L. Jones. S. Wolf. M Lavtn . J. Oros, K. Bleikamp GOLDEN GAVEL Golden Gavel Women's Leadership Honorary recognizes outstanding junior and senior Greek women who have demonstrated superlative athletic and or leadership skills. Golden Gavel is founded on the philosophy that too many women drastically underestimate the importance of their friendships made during college years. In the business world, as well as on campus, knowing the right contacts is often the key to success. These contacts are usually based on mutual respect and strong friendships. Golden Gavel is designed to provide the women of Purdue a chance to form these friendships. The Dairy Club is made up of students interested in dairy as a specific area of agriculture. The club tries to better inform its members on the many opportunities in the dairy industry. Also, the club places special emphasis on the promotion of dairy products. Every year the club sponsors a dairy show in which all students can participate. FRONT ROW T Savage. A. Rigg , J. Tingle. D. Brook . K Cripe. M Gabow. D Field . P Snyder; SECOND ROW D Rcxir.g, S. Faustln, K Rexing, J. Towner. M Gentry. D. Bryant. C Deputy. M Baker. A. Pankop. D Skaggs; BACK ROW: P. Hill, T. Stowers. R. Burton. DAIRY CLUB oWenGavel DolryClub Activities 323 EXPONENT FRONT ROW: S. Schmidt. K. Lauglln. S. Wcnrick. M Hetman. C Wetli; SECOND ROW: D. Milam, S Bahicr. J. Sergent; THIRD ROW: S. Jaggers, M. Hendrick . B Llley. C Holme . H. O'Connor. D. Broylc . K Gunthor. R. Slovitt. R Heathcotc. P Siegfried; FOURTH ROW: G. Thompson. P. Merrill. K. Jeffries. L. Christie. L Zinger. J. Jones. G. Smith, P. Schmidt. B Cloud. P. Fcrnandei. B. Hershman: BACK ROW. A. Taylor. C Moy. M Hall The Exponent is the campus newspaper of Purdue University. The paper, established in 1884, is published Monday through Friday, with a daily distribution of 18,000 copies. This number makes the Exponent the largest collegiate newspaper in Indiana. Since 1969, the Exponent has been a separate entity from the University. It is owned and operated by the Purdue Student Publishing Foundation. Inc., a non-profit organization. The paper is run by students and aided by a few fulltime professionals. AU provid'd by Ih F.tpcoent P M y«f BETSY LILEY EDITOR-IN-CHIEF 324 Exponent Activities CAROLYN HOLMES GINGER THOMPSON MANAGING EDITOR - FALL 1984 MANAGING EDITOR - SPRING 1985 PURDUE STUDENT PUBLISHING FOUNDATION FRONT ROW: D. Makunas, J. Newell. S. Spore. V. McMahon. B. Zink: BACK ROW W Crawford. J. Martin. M Berghoff. C. Maloney. D Cooke 325 EXPONENT COLLEEN RADFORD ASSISTANT PRODUCTION MANAGER AL TAYLOR - PHOTOGRAPHER, KRISTINA ROSS - ASST MANAGING EDITOR - FALL 1984 MICHAEL CAUGHILL CAMPUS EDITOR - FALL 1984 All cjftfeh p?o xl t «h Eipocwx RICHARD ADAMS - ADVERTISING MANAGER, SPENCER BAHLER - ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE Exponent Activilin SHELLY WENRICK ASST MANAGING EDITOR (GRAPHICS) BETSY LILEY. CAROLYN HOLMES, SHELLY WENRICK BROWN UZOECHI OPINIONS EDITOR DEBBIE MILAM ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE Exponent Activities BUCKET FIRE UP 328 Candjds Activities All pholot by O. Rcdfique Candids Activities 329 PFSB i SENIOR BOARD FRONT ROW: K. Kinder. J. Noonan; SECOND ROW: C Maun. L. Krieg. C. Knox. D. Mirr; BACK ROW: $. Axelrod. J Fouts. K Hclpling. T Porter. JUNIOR BOARD FRONT ROW: D MochScnkamp. T. Hoppes. K Johnson; SECOND ROW T McGraw. J. Smith. P. Burke. C Corrigan; THIRD ROW: S. Kllpsch. C. Orbaugh. T Dcrhcimer. D. Anderson. J. Watkins; FOURTH ROW: B Burlas. B Coniglio. B. Mcister. M. Menn; BACK ROW: J. Porntt. M. Malven The Purdue Foundation Student Board creates student awareness of public relations activities coordinated through the office of the Vice President for Development. This organization strives for a better understanding of the University among its constituencies. Their main activities are: Parent’s Weekend. President’s Council Hosting activities. John Purdue Club Hosting activities, and Phone a-thons. 330 FSB Activities FRONT ROW: Dr. A VanSicklc. B. Fred . J. McRill. H Roehl, L Lambert. S. Young; SECOND ROW: K. Dobr dew ki, S. Dennison. D. Foster; BACK ROW: B. Grossj. T. Caponuo. M Brother . M. Houin, D. Henkel. S. Cronan. B. Liley. J. Kline HSSE M P The Humanities. Social Science, and Education Students Advisory Council promotes a closer relationship among the students, faculty, and administration of HSSE. The purpose of The Greek is to serve the Greek Community. It offers its readers a chance to see what is going on within their community. FRONT ROW: L Grove . M. Mooney. B Tracy. D. W.ltiams; BACK ROW: D. Chichcv ter. B Vice. J Modelevsky. J. DaDan. D. Gorgol THE GREEK HSSE The Greek Activities 331 SCA FRONT ROW: J Russo. A Arthur. D. Van De Water. K. Corwin. S. Duff. E Waters. W Downey; SECOND ROW J. Smith. A Miller. D. Taylor. A. Graham; THIRD ROW D Ferreira. K. Elckholtz, E Perkins, P Murphy; BACK ROW S. Irwin. R. Gaynor, K Freed. M Kacmar. P Donoghue. S. Monroe. The Student Cooperative Association is a coordinating body and service organization for cooperative houses. The Data Processing Management Association is the largest management-oriented professional association in the computer industry. The Purdue chapter has guest speakers at its meetings to better acquaint DPMA members with the computer industry. Various social functions are held during the year including a hog roast, a Christmas party, a roller-skating party, a ski trip and other fun activities. DPMA FRONT ROW A Miller. S. Rover A. Agrawal, T. Haycv, J. M or Ian. H. Ycc. M Agrawal. B. Fry; BACK ROW: Faculty . C. Tierney. G. Tipton. S Brunk. Sagamore Advisor C Morgan v‘ °r L, Bcntf «y. N 332 SCA DPMA Activities KAII FRONT ROW. J. McKinney. G Womack BACK ROW: A. Mess. P. Stacy. A. Hoffman. S. Baldwin C. Two Kappa Delta Pi is the Education Honor Society. Its purpose is to provide additional information and education for students who can prove that they are capable of achieving in the field of education. The members manage the education lounge, conduct the annual Outstanding Education Teacher Award and represent the education students on the Purdue campus. Some of the organization's recent activities include: workshops on computers in the classroom, discussions, meetings. and a few smashing good-time parties. FRONT ROW: M. Clikeman. A. Gorsuch. M.J. Haring, K. Morey, D. Van Sickle. L. Cutshaw. D. Taylor: SECOND ROW: C. Mitchell. P. Eavey. S. Gale. T. Bower . A Taylor. R. Chlttick. S. Booher. J Johnson. R. Rosenstkhl. A Jones, J Shutt; THIRD ROW: S Terwilligcr, L. Cofflng. L. Waalkcs. L. Christopher. K. Dietx. S. Dates. K Perry. L. Shidlcr. J. Palmby. J. Mcccc; BACK ROW: T. Cleaver, L Schuler. S. Fllmer. M. Saler, S. Siegfried. W Elmore. M. Schermcrhom. D Ogle. H. Carson Kapp Delta O O O Activities Kappa Psi is a professional pharmacy fraternity open to second-year pharmacy students with a minimum 4.2 GPA. Kappa Psi promotes pharmacy through educational and social activities. FRONT ROW. R Meloro. E. Gunn. L. Delnnocentes. M. Jarosinskl. G. Pratt. J.D. Tammen. J. Murray. M. Higgins. J. Thain, J. M.lier. L. Lehmann. P Anderson. P Corpus. L Harding. M Barnhart. P. Trimboli; SECOND ROW: D Radzmski. F. Braun. J. Davis. M Walters. J Cowan. G Reuter. G. Green. B Crump. O. Cotto. B Scholl. E Saltzman. J Dougherty. J. Miller. A Thompson. J. Bubalo. K. Burris. C Dayhoif. M Kermodc; BACK ROW: J Opel. K Edwards. D Wilkins 334 Ko£gaJ i Activities | FRONT ROW K Swearingen. L Schaller; SECOND ROW: K. Wilrbacher. E. Katsaras. L Lay. P Easterday. A Smith. M BJIctcr. D Syfcrd. T Wait!; THIRD ROW M Modesitt, D Luley. S Olson. R Farr. E. Etchason. K. Smith. E. Welch; FOURTH ROW: L. M.ller. M. Cora. T Hedges. L. Wasson. C MoMc. C Qutlftn; FIFTH ROW: S. Langley. A. Beer. H Stevenson. J. Lewis. N. Taylor, D. Shuback; SIXTH ROW: P Smith. J. Dellinger, S. Jensen. J. Simson. N. Spadoni. M. Russell; BACK ROW K Eckert. G. Bruner. D. Rammclsberg. L Bcckmeyer. S Boyd. C. Murphy. P. Forrester. Activities 335 SEA and 2 T A Sigma Tau Delta is the English Honor Society which recognizes Purdue outstanding students. They meet in conjunction with the Student English Association, a group dedicated to the interests of the English language in all forms. All 2TA and SEA members rejoice in the fact that they are the few, the proud, the literate. FRONT ROW: D. Wolf, J. Royee. J. Singleton. L. Mitchell; SECOND ROW: D. Kowalczyk. K. Sclmtky, B. Leliacrt. J. Becker; THIRD ROW: M Haymaker. L Schuler. G Womack. J. Fritch; BACK ROW: M Blade . J. Smith. S. Goldstein. 336 S£A ri'A Activities FRONT ROW: B. Ostler, D. Friday. B. Nannet, J. Porter, J. Oilar. S Maxwell. M Mailander. S. Halterman, J. Toy. D. Downey. J. Sutton. G Fritts. M Dougherty. R Nixon. S. Agnew. E. Pcrcx. J Full . L. Kirk. Professor E. Monke; BACK ROW: M. OSinger, B. Kendall. S Richards. M Miller. S White. R Bittner. B. Arxlack. B. Howard. E Vondell. T Frake. L. Oxley. S Yoder. R Winger. M. Wetling. A Mayes. J. McAfee. L Deer. L Schulte. T Butt. Professor Krutx. 8 BMnr The American Society of Agriculture Engineering allows students in agriculture engineering added contact with staff and faculty. Club meetings feature speakers from industry describing advances and opportunities in the power and machinery, soil and water, food, and forestry engineering operations. The organization sponsors a lawn mower winterization clinic, an awards banquet, and a spring student-staff picnic. Alpha Epsilon is a national honor society recognizing outstanding students in agriculture and engineering. J. Bn vty FRONT ROW: L Oxley. B Ostler. D Friday, B. Howard. S Halterman. M Miller. B Mrxlack. E. Vondell, J. Porter. M Mailander. J. Full . Professor Krutx: BACK ROW: M. dinger. D. Downey. S. Richards. S. White. B Kendall. R. Bittner. S. Yoder. R Winger. M Wcrling. L Schulte. T Butt ASAE AE ASAE Activities 337 TBz FRONT ROW: 2. Hutching . P. Frank, D. Plantamura. M. Pullman. S. Kemp; SECOND ROW; C Grove . R Ralnous. M. Edenburn, D. Arthur THIRD ROW: S. SlegfrUrd. D WaN. C Robertson; BACK ROW S Cleaver. B Boomer. B Hostetler, M Hahn Tau Beta Sigma and Kappa Kappa Psi are honorary band sorority and fraternity, respectfully. Their main purpose is to serve the bands. A few of their activities include providing breaks during drill, providing orientations during Freshman Band Camp and holding all band get-togethers. Their responsibility is to serve the band in all ways possible. J Bruvsy J, Brumjr FROM ROW P W Uiams, M. Maisonntuw. C. Smith. W Joyner. N Collignon, M Boehm, J. Parduc, SECOjND ROW A Goiemo. R Pritchett. T Szempllnskl, R Wachovwak. J Vcrmmsch. S Ostermann. R. Das. S Kubly, S. Lange; BACK ROW: D. Portteus. D Rowmtock. R Wetgand, J. Palm, A Davis. C. Eichler, T Marts. R Ptacin. M. Hdms. K. Emerson. F. Stubbs. 'A7KK ivitiCi see 339 The main responsibility of the Student Concert Committee is to determine which entertainers, including musical artists and comedians, would appeal to the majority of Purdue students, and to coordinate their appearances on campus. This year, the SCC brought such groups as the Thompson Twins. Berlin. Amy Grant and Chicago. J. Fo FRONT ROW: L Jurss, T. Bovnr.o. B. Shaw. D. Wright. L. Lawson: BACK ROW J Scroggins. V Jacob. C. Jordan. T DcHahn, D. Shahcan. ST. THOMAS AQUINAS COUNCIL The St. Thomas Aquinas Executive Council is made up of various parish members that come together to help facilitate the programs at St. Thomas. Together, with the full-time staff, they help empower the people of the parish to take a greater role in the center in order to assist them in their Christian lives. Along with that ideal, they try to envision and set goals for the future. FRONT ROW: J. Ryan. D Robmion. M C Hasten. D Smith; BACK ROW- M Sherbun. J. Sccgcr. P. Woehlke. P. Scanlon. D Weisenbcrgcr, S. Trowbridge. P Shi reman 340 St Thomas Aquinas Council Activltie FRONT ROW M Coitcllo. M Rumbaugh; BACK ROW: B ONcil, M Ramsey. M. Vfeker . SAE The Society of Automotive Engineers is an international professional society. On the college level they offer programs with speakers and field trips for any student member in engineering, technology, science, or other discipline with interests in automobiles or aerospace. Through monthly meetings and programs, SAE hopes to encourage students to supplement the knowledge learned in college about automobiles or aerospace or just learn more about their hobbies and interests. The Pharmacy Student Council consists of two representatives from the pre-pharmacy through fifth year classes and one representative from each pharmacy organization. Pharmacy Student Council serves as a liaison between the students and faculty of the School of Pharmacy to provide a communication resource. It also serves as an advisory group in matters concerning educational and professional activities within the school. FRONT ROW D. Bird, S Stevens. M L. Gora. L. Lehmann, K. Todd. D. Shuback. L. Harding. C. Calmer. G. Spralto; BACK ROW- D. Wood. J. Sueizer. M Marszalek, J Stowon. L Schallner. E. Knapp. S. Kurbcr. A Abbatpour PSC ctivTues REAMER FRONT ROW: C Hartman. R. Boring, T. Edwards, S. Slaw C Wild V w „ Kaiser, R K.rkley, S. Langley. B. Cummins. D. Haines; BACK ROW S !? ' 5“ S Garmon J' Vand«wall«. N McCartney; SECOND ROW; R SalkAny S or,cn er- C. Maickel, N. Anderson. D. CarmicheaJ. J. Mrai. J. Bishop. J. Smith. J. Dime!. D. The Reamer Club, which is made up of outstanding junior and senior independent students, fosters school traditions and aids school spirit at athletic events. The Boilermaker Special, Purdue’s Mascot, is run by the Reamer Club. 342 Reamer Activities FRONT ROW: S Gilman. R. Ernst. H. Schmitt. J Meier. K Idcno. D. Katko. K. Shield . SECOND ROW: R. Keller. K Swartz. L. Kulc ar. S. Bales. Dr M. Inman. M. Nagy. J. Bodette. R Koenemann. D. Meesler. B. Maloney. BACK ROW M Bowmar. B Roark. D. Case. L McMichMl. J Story. B. Schroeder. D. Johnson. M. Scheller. V. Stitt. W. Thomas. PSHEA M P $e M P je The Purdue Student Home Economics Association promotes and interprets professions in the field of home economics and provides an opportunity for faculty and student fellowship. The purpose of the Purdue Student Nurses’ Association is to aid the preparation of nursing students for the assumption of professional responsibilities. The association encourages high education and professional standards and provides opportunity individually and as members of PSNA. FRONT ROW J Luca . H Kattmtiu; SECOND ROW J. Campbell. D Kauffman. J Kcltcy; BACK ROW: A Simmerman. C Clark. PSNA __PSNA 0 10 Activities 1 344 Candida Activities IMSA The Industrial Management Student Association is a student run organization that provides social, career, and academic programs to meet the needs of the Industrial Management students. The organization focuses on increasing student awareness of professional management, preparing for a post-college position, and developing management skills. FRONT ROW D. Siler. K Bleikamp: SECOND ROW: J. Ferreira. J. Abb ; THIRD ROW: D Crltchley. G Mokhan. J Cummins; FOURTH ROW: W Norvrtck. N Dittrich. J Johnjon; FIFTH ROW: P. Guyer. D. Froelich. R Rahe; BACK ROW- D Chuma. D Fischer. IMSA Activities 345 PRSSA PRSSA is an organization that deals with advertising and public relations for non-profit as well as profit organizations. They handle the advertising for accounts such as the American Heart Association. Muscular Dystrophy and the Humane Society. They sponsor credit card promotions for Ayres and hold an annual PR day each February which allows Purdue students the opportunity to speak with heads of corporations. PRSSA also helps its members find internships. FRONT ROW R Seyfert. B Gsllagher. D. Dutchman. S. Lcversen. G Donnelly. B. Schultz. A. Coulter; SECOND ROW: V Gallagher. T Miner. J. Urbaniet. B McCoy; THIRD ROW L Reilly. L. Maher. A Koval. J. Flanagan. C Bnnkicy. J Schecssele. C. Rule; FOURTH ROW: M Ning. K Prather. K. Kieser. C Wilson. A Wolf. J Martin; FIFTH ROW P Bartlett. A Allen. M Lundberg. D. Nockels. K. Cornelius. D. Cottrell; SIXTH ROW: P. Eastman. K Uughlm. C. Crawford. A Wonsd. J. Parker. J. Weeks; BACK ROW C Kelley. M. Martin, F. Parham. O. Gross, G. Kcmmcr. M Withers. 346 PRSSA Activities FRONT ROW M Murphy. P Cook. L Shod bolt, J Mtchffh SECOND ROW: C. Lewi . J. Knapp. C. Clouser. J. La aro; THIRD ROW: L Vocgcle. D. Frasee. L. Bonilla. S. Patterson. A Down ; BACK ROW: S. Landsman, B. Rem burg. J Sambaugh. C. Haynes. CEC The Council for Exceptional Children is an organization for students interested in serving the educational needs of exceptional children. CEC provides fellowship among future educators as well as providing informational lectures. Tomahawk is an athletic-boosting, leadership fraternity involved in service projects within the local community and around Purdue. Tomahawk also supports other campus organizations. This honorary is open to sophomores, juniors and seniors, recognizing them for their work in other extracurricular activities. Some of their fall projects include bingo at the Veterans Home, the Gazebo. and Freshman Orientation. FRONT ROW W Cook. L. Ryccnga. L. Sloan. R. Habentcht; SECOND ROW S. Htggm . K Webber. M Bell. J. Mulhoiland; THIRD ROW: T. Fortier. M Hildinger, D Johnson; FOURTH ROW D. Eickhofi. M Rcbcck. A Gentry; BACK ROW D. Huffcrd. L. Frake TOMAHAWK Tomahawk 'CEC Activities 347 CCM FRONT ROW L Bowen - Secretary. L Trent President; BACK ROW: S. Deardorff - Treasurer. G Brooks - Concert Chairman. T Maiera — Concert Chairman. S Callahan — Vice President T C wja. J. Kiltxim The Purdue Christian Concert Ministry is a non-profit organization designated to plan, organize, and coordinate Christian music concerts and other events for the Purdue and Lafayette communities. T. Cj n. J K wn FRONT ROW R Hulse. K Harmon. R. Labib. L. Hersberger, J Blabemorc. S. Deardorif, S. Callahan. D. Pritchett. T Maiera. L. Bowen-Maiera; SECOND ROW B. Martin. J. Lane. F. Leist, J. Atwood. W. Hayden. A Hoyt. G. Sun, T. Persy. C. Poling. W. Smith. R. Meeks. D. Meeks; THIRD ROW: B. Staser, C. Bodkin. E. Delhi. E. Carpenter. S Todd, S. Saunders. B. Price. N. Wollensak. J. Mumaw, D Nockels. J. Smith. R Northquilst. B. Oldham. D. Molter. L. Brook. G. Brooles; BACK ROW D. Marko. W Horstman. K Harmory. L. Scelonge, T Wantanabe. T. Petty. T. Johnson. C. Summerville. L Shively. K Wickes, T Kline. S Heims. A. Jones. L. Trent 348 ■■■ Activities FRONT ROW K Eikcnberry. V Taylor. G Powell; SECOND ROW: C Jones. L Jones. K Dobwlcwsk.. J. Smith. D. Foster. J. Cox. J. Gleeson, THIRD ROW T. Atkinson. J. Ketcik. S Tonjes. M. Swiezy. D. Hockemeyer. B. TuIIoh. BACK ROW: D. Anderson. T Stevens. J. Isom. D Rosenstock. I Gaska. S Bishop. B Bohaehck. R McDowell. M Henry. P Meyer. OAK Omicron Delta Kappa is a national leadership honorary. Its purpose is to recognize students who have demonstrated leadership qualities through scholarship, community activities, student government, and athletics. ODK draws its membership from both students and faculty members. ODK activities include presenting the Dean Beverly Stone and the Best Counselor awards, the Lunch with a Leader program, and various other social activities. In so doing, ODK fulfills its responsibilities to the students, administration. and the community as a whole. Each year, outstanding individuals In their respective fields are invited to Purdue to share their ideas and experiences with the students. The Old Masters are escorted by student hosts and hostesses to scheduled events. “A Challenge to Dream was the theme of this year’s Old Masters Program. FRONT ROW. K Wclty, J. Unger. S. Louuou. S. Crouse. A Fowler. S. Latour. Dean Cecelia Zissis. J Gleeson: BACK ROW B. Pncc. M Gall. N. Aglcr, J Ketcik, Dean Stephen Akers. G. Daniels OLD MASTERS OAK Old Masters Activities 349 SKULL AND CRESCENT FRONT ROW L Hofmann. C. Varnau. L Penn. J Bagosy. R. Chittick. G. Deaton. J. Larry: SECOND ROW B Baker. A Brannigan. V Galantc. A Wagon-or; THIRD ROW: T Caponzro. J Pence. M Johnson, B Liley. T Andrew . T Lange. D William . D. White, B Price. A Levy. J. Bale . B Buerger. D. Hockmeyer. D Anderson. FOURTH ROW: S Klipsh. A. Failender. J Broedner, T Labus. T Hoppe . B. Buchanan. S Alexander. D Stouffer. M. Menn. R. Barkett. B Hale. J Fi h. M Landrith; BACK ROW: B. Burlas. T McA-dam Skull and Crescent is an activities and leadership honorary for sophomore Greek men and women. Alpha Zeta is a national agriculture scholastic and service honor society. J B«unny FRONT ROW: S. Lempke. C Judd. B. Evan . D Fraser. P Pokel. C. Harvey. J. Teachnor. J Walker; SECOND ROW J Rote, S Karst. S. Armstrong. J. Naden. K Holme . E Dethl, C. Brown. J. Bowen; THIRD ROW S Beck. J. Biberstc-.n, B. Overstreet. B Cannedy. D. Zeltwanger. J. Jones. B. Smith. B. Hirsch; FOURTH ROW: A Forsythe. R Meyer. M Vail. P Jacobs. J Sralony; FIFTH ROW. L Haynes, S. Sullivan, S. Comer. J. Maloyed. L Reinhart. J. Beerbower; BACK ROW: B Kitchel. D. Laake. D. Ashton. M McCauley. D Motz. J, Sargent. J. Newkirk. S. Tcgarden, D. Nichoff 350 Skul n Cre cen Z IONT ROW: T. Schapker. K. Undernner. B. Haven . C. Lewi . C Wesoiek. M cBrite. C Baqu«, K. ManhaB; SECOND ROW: J Fulton. D. Staley. S Venner . J. uv. F Ashton. J. Baldwin. W. Buffington; BACK ROW: 2. Breschinsky. C. Frary. M larakat, E Clowe . RUSSIAN CLUB J Brunoy The Purdue Russian Club is the most active language group on campus. They are a cultural organization trying to make students aware of their opportunities here at Purdue in Russian and acquainting them with aspects of Soviet life and education. The Russian Club sponsors sales, movies, and an authentic Russian dinner each year along with numerous other activities for its members. The Society of Black Engineers is a campus organization composed of students from the various fields of engineering. The society provides its members with social events, job opportunities, and guest speakers. C Tic-, FRONT ROW: M. Smith. L Mantel, D. Jenkln . U Bradley. M. Clark. P Glbert. T Williamson. L. Petty, T. Glbard, M Blackwell, A. Hodan. K Oxley; SECOND ROW. B Agnew. V. Taylor. S. Williams. P Lockett. J Burn . K. Shanklin. L Lewi ; THIRD ROW: M. Maynard. D Brown. FOURTH ROW J Steven . C Jonc . R Rhern. L. Avmgton, A. Simpson; FIFTH ROW R. Webster, B Stephen . T Hood, A Jcnkin ; SIXTH ROW: E Watson. S. Campbell. C Agnew, T. Crayton. J. Lundy: SEVENTH ROW: L. Swann: EIGHTH ROW M Whitt, J Jackson, W Cooper. F Cook. D Dunbar. B. Clark; BACK FOW O Milton, C Mooney. E. Cartz. T. Ransfer. PSBE Russian Club PSBE Activities 351 PANHEL SR. BD SR BOARD B Wessel. J. Oros. K. Cassady. S. Dec. K Hicks. The purpose of Panhel is to maintain good inter-fraternity relationships, aid sororities. and maintain high scholastic and social standards for the women in the sorority system. Each sorority is represented by a delegate who attends Panhel Council and acts as the liaison for her chapter. Panhel Council is guided by the Senior Board. Junior Board, and its advisor. There are various activities that Panhel sponsors. Some of these activities include rush, an annual plant sale. Greek Week, Sister Swap, and workshops. It was the intention of Panhellenic when they started holding their annual plant sales to use a majority of the profits for the benefit of the Purdue community. This year, the Purdue Panhellenic Association presented Purdue University with a Purdue University sign in honor of Dean Beverly Stone, Dean of Students Emerita. The sign will serve a two fold purpose: to honor Dean Stone and to formally identify the University. Dean Stone served as Panhel Advisor from 1956 to 1968 and was a strong proponent for Purdue's sororities when she was Purdue’s Dean of Women and Dean of Students. PANHEL JR. BD. JR. BOARD. B Hoyt. J. B.igosy. G. Goddes. R. Chittick. J Kaptur. J Ebner, L Hartman. L Peterson 352 Panlu-licme Activities FRONT ROW T EWeson. J Lawaro. L Peterson; SECOND ROW: J. Burt. E Rocmcr; THIRD ROW: A. McMillan. W Shaliner. S. Scheullcr; FOURTH ROW: C. Bench: BACK ROW: K Mowicy. K. Haworth. J Winter JR. PANHEL Junior Panhel is composed of one representative from each new pledge class within a sorority. Its main purpose is to introduce the pledges to Panhellenic. One of the projects that this group sponsors is “Pledgeship and Friendship. which takes place in February. This is a social gathering for the new pledge classes where the girls play games and get to know each other. The American Society of Mechanical Engineers student chapter at Purdue is a group whose main purpose is to support A.S.M.E. on a national level, and to interact with students and faculty at Purdue. The student section hosts an M.E. picnic in the spring, and a pig roast in the fall as activities to get M.E. students more involved with their peers and their professors. A.S.M.E. also sponsors a Phone-a-Thon in the winter to help raise money to improve conditions for present and future students in the M.E. department. FRONT ROW D 01 von. R. Mahoney. C. Kuhl: BACK ROW M Mesimer. Professor M. J Bailey. J. Glck. P Winkler. T Brown. C Shetler ASME JrPanhel ASME Oro Activities PSA The Purdue Student Association is a multi faceted student organization that exists as a service to Purdue students. P.S.A. is the largest student organization and is headed by three elected officers: Student Body President. Vice President, and Representative to the Board of Trustees. These representatives present students’ opinions to the administration, faculty, city officials, and other campuses. DEPARTMENTS ACADEMIC: publishes the Boiler Classics Magazine and serves students with academic concerns. STUDENT LEGAL AID: represents students with grade appeals. T.A. complaints, and landlord-tennant disputes. ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT: serves students through recycling products, bike hikes, and Earth Day. FUN STUFF: plans concerts, movies, and parties. LOBBY: presents financial requests of students to the University and conveys students’ opinions to legislators on the local, state, and national levels. MINORITY STUDENT UNION: seeks to Involve all minorities into campus life. PRINT-ALL: operates a retail printing service to student organizations and individuals. M Pagr EXECUTIVE BOARD Sitting: M. Oauson, Pro?; Standing: A Chronopoulos. V.P . J. Glbcrt, Student Rep to the Board of Trustee 354 PSA Activities PSA PROJECTS AND ENTERPRISES: operates ring, record and poster sales, refrigerator rentals, and the Freshman Register. PUBLIC RELATIONS: writes radio and newspaper advertisements, plans receptions, and recruits personnel. STUDENT SAVER: operates a retail store specializing in health and beauty aids at competitive prices. STUDENT TRAVEL: plans package trips for Spring Break, sporting events, shopping trips, and the Kentucky Derby. WOMEN’S AWARENESS: promotes guest lectures. Women’s Festival. and the Escort Service. STUDENT SENATE: acts as a checks and balance system within PSA. STUDENT COURT: hears parking and traffic cases and constitutional questions concerning PSA. FRESHMAN COUNCIL: encourages freshmen to become active participants in the development of the Purdue community. E Oohny FRONT ROW: J. Ft hbonc. M. Kor . J. Kaaco. A Chronopoulos. J. Fisher. S Hilt; SECOND ROW A Arthur. V Fernandes. M Plonski. F. Vega. L Wilson. T Swatts. A. Rooney. S. Kotowski; BACK ROW: T Booth. R. Hulse. A Peacock. W Wagner. L Reynold . E Anderson. F Laml, B. Moc. P Kaminski, K Sankararaman STUDENT SENATE PSA Activities 355 PSA SENATE OFFICERS 356 PSA Activities COMMUNITY SERVICE M. Cullina. C. Traylor. C. Walton. J. Hamilton. STUDENT COURT FRONT ROW: W. Wake. R. Will . K. Coverddl; BACK ROW: C. Doisey, S. Schermerhorn. M. Pan. M. Brother . J. Glceion. Activitie PSA PUBLIC RELATIONS T. Catterson. S. Garrison, B. Schrocdcr. M. Bower . M Baum. J. Tauben. PROJECTS AND ENTERPRISES FRONT ROW: T. Hoppe . M. Median, T. Derhefaner, R Bohny; SECOND ROW: E Ryden. K. Kinder. L Hcndres . K. Moore: BACK ROW: B. Coniglio, J. Nowtckl. R. Newman. R. Girgis. T Bornhortt E. Deftly T SkUhijb 358 PSA Activities PRINT-ALL FRONT ROW: B. Couch. A. Taylor; BACK ROW O Nagier. R Myrick FUNSTUFF FRONT ROW: F. Red. H. Harsh. R Rackar. M Alt; BACK ROW: D Papcnmelcr. J. LaReau, K. Rupel. R. Kron. R. Roark. P. Bach PSA Activities 359 ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION FRONT ROW: J. Dms. R Gilbert™. M Rebeck, 0. Scherjchel; SECOND ROW: D Touisamt. S. Knowles. P Kraase; BACK ROW M Ryan, J. Curry. 360 PSA Activities LEGISLATIVE RELATIONS FRONT ROW: L. Henderson, T. Wiedow, M Goiis, J. Trcnary. SECOND ROW. L. Christie. S. Cornetet, L. Galt. S. Henry. THIRD ROW: N Ayers. M. Betancourt, M HaJI; BACK ROW: B. Rewers. M Crouch 7 STUDENT TRAVEL FRONT ROW C. Gouser, K. Lorcnzcn. M Lundberg, SECOND ROW: M Sanchez. K. Crossk. D. Bayliff; BACK ROW G. Lope . R. Abudo. Y. DeJusus, H Conners. MINORITY STUDENT UNION FRONT ROW: M. Enders. B. Lee. J. Jennings. L. Ford. R. Chavis; SECOND ROW: T. Gray. C. William. A Collins, P Collins. C. Robinson; BACK ROW: G. Anderson. R. Arnold. R Crux, R. Abudo. PSA Activities 361 PSA WOMEN’S AWARENESS FRONT ROW J. Wheeler. K. Delp. B. Voclker. BACK ROW: S.K. Rod. G. Christie. M. Altman. J. Grott. LEGAL AID FRONT ROW: T. Eggleston. J. Wheeler. L. Saults. L. Haskins. M. Wood. J. West: SECOND ROW: S.K. Reid. G. Christie. T. Drake, A. Harrison: THIRD ROW: B. Voelker. K Ward. L. Plummer. D. Wamimont. D. Blouin: FOURTH ROW: M. Altman. S. McCarthy. M. lmel. C. Sandberg; BACK ROW: D. Bennett. C. Schultz. J Grot . A. Peacock. T. Swans. M. Adams M 362 PSA______ Activities ACADEMIC STAFF FRONT ROW: J. Creveling. K Masten. D. Dobbs. M Hall: BACK ROW: A. Coulter, P. Jung, S. Givens. A. Smith FRESHMAN COUNCIL FRONT ROW: D. Boram. L. Miller, R. Anderson. P. Pitter. R. Nagel. S. Boggs. J Jarrett; SECOND ROW: L. Guard, J. Graham, J. Ralph, R. Sparks. N Adkins. B Crossk. G. Curlin; THIRD ROW: M. Davis. D. Bles-singer. C. Wuerthner. S. Horton, M. Pullen. T. DeWees. D. Kleiman. A. Spurtin, M. Crouch; BACK ROW: T Keffaber, M. Phillips, M. Webster. S Patton. C. Campbell. T Dowel). M Calc PSA Activities 363 PSA T. Slwkfcrtgr; ARMY ROTC RANGERS The Purdue Rangers organize and conduct numerous tactical activities in order to develop the small unit leadership capabilities of Its members. The Rangers live by the principles developed in 1775 by the leader of the first Ranger unit in the U.S. Army. Major Robert Rogers. Since that time, Army Ranger units have carried on their proud tradition of maintaining a distinguished record. In the same spirit the Purdue Rangers emphasize leadership, physical and mental preparation, with such activities as field training exercises, military skills training, survival courses, patrolling and rappelling. S Htyrr FRONT ROW: D. SiC2«pkowski, D. Snodgrass, B. Salic. R Lut . D. David . R Ramos. J. Madera. D. Putman. J. Ewart. K Walker. R Eskcw; SECOND ROW. C Farley. K. Sloan, R Phelps. E. Klelnsmlth, J. Johnson. T. Cartwright. S. Haslar. T Joslm, M Vianl. R. Rudolph; BACK ROW R. Carl. W. Osttck. M Sterrctt. S. Sanda. J Hire. A W.lsbacher. W Chill Army ROTC Rangers Activities 365 220th CADET WING Purdue University hosts the Air Force ROTC 220th Cadet Wing. The cadet wing is organized and operated by the cadets with the cadre officers acting as advisors. The upperclassmen in the Professional Officer Course take an active part in the training of the underclassmen in the General Military Course by indoctrinating them to the Air Force environment through drill and ceremonies. This atmosphere allows the cadets to gain experience in both leadership and management to prepare them for a commission as an officer in the United States Air Force. FRONT ROW: S. Bridges. L. Cerritelli, B Yacclno. J. Drieling. J, Daugherty. D. Kane; SECOND ROW: D. Schaaf. R Reed. R. Alt. M. Phillips. K. Riordan. R Fennessey; THIRD ROW: L. Largent. M. Ball. C. Plummer. B. Hopkins. T. Sebens. T. Trippcl; BACK ROW: D. Buntin, P Seketa. B Patterson. B Swortzel, P. Dufus iir« T. Siocti b !$w 220th Cadet Wing Activities COLLEGE REPUBLICANS The College Republicans Club helps build support for the Republican Party at Purdue. They also sponsor service projects each year in the Lafayette area. Every month College Republicans bring in elected officials ' and other politically active men and women to speak at club meetings. FRONT ROW: M McKee. 8 Breitweiser. C. Slracco. R. Marschand. D. Gould. E. Melchior. G. McKee. BACK ROW J. Lake. J. Pence. M. Reinko. B. Johnson, G. Ayers, T Creed. E Emery. K Daily. C. Ewing. Occupational Outlook is a career information program which was founded in 1972 by Mortar Board and the University Placement Service. Each year, approximately 30 alumni. representing all of the curricula at Purdue. join the OO staff in a successful program. Well over 10,000 students benefit from contact with OO alumni. Occupational Outlook is a student-run group advised by the Office of the Dean of Students and the University Placement Service. FRONT ROW S. Hobson. J. Greer. J. Gilbert; BACK ROW: S. Marcimak. S Stephens, J Wcigert, C Grudcr. M Wright. M Slade. M Dickman OCCUPATIONAL OUTLOOK College Repubticans QQ Activities 367 WICI FRONT ROW: C. Conroy. C Fleming. A Guenther; SECOND ROW: L Archambault. H. Keplinger. R Shduii . J. Greene; BACK ROW L Myers. T Strong. Women in Communications is a professional organization which provides opportunities and learning experiences geared toward career success. Activities include a callout each semester and discussion led by members of the Purdue faculty and the professional community. Topics Include career development, interviewing, resume writing and internships. Eta Sigma Gamma promotes fellowship and professional growth among students and faculty in the health science discipline — Health Education and Health and Safety Education. MK Martinrt M. Hsr FRONT ROW: K Guran. G. Rcfchett, S. Stoneciphcr. Dr. Zicnwr. D. Waalkes, L Seehafor; BACK ROW: L. Oxholm. K Richard . P Krueger, C. Petri 368 wici iisr Activities BOILER BABES MK Mertmn The Boiler Babes are a group of 20 girls dedicated to raising spirit at Purdue. Along with performing at varsity football, basketball, volleyball and women's basketball games, the pep squad supports the teams by hanging posters and attending training tables. FRONT ROW- L Kruggel. D Lamb . M. Huser. C Cicen. T Henry; SECOND ROW M WieMn. M Gol . J. Dauch. J. Larson. T Dauch. A Smith. T. Himmelhebcr. N Stitr BACK ROW: L McKean. L Hrcno. M. Anderson. M Cieslak. L Schmcddlng. J Gramlich. B. Brou-n P pSquad iCtlvit e PSUB SENIOR BOARD M Pngr. D Rodttguel IN FRONT M Allison. L Ray, G. Boyer; ON PIANO. N. Lmdley. K Hanoi. B. Bohacheln: ON BENCH: J. Michel. P. Anderson. 370 PSGBSr oafd Activities PSUB JUNIOR BOARD M P jr D FRONT ROW M. Horing. V Galante, S. Hew. A. Gersuch, A. Wagner. K Kniesiy. L Penn. J. Brown: BACK ROW: J. Jamc . T. MacAdam. G Dages. B Price, D Weihe. J Kasko. S. Ondas, J. Odcrkirk. K. McCarthy. PSUBJr oard Activities 371 PSUB 372 t CKtvny E. Dohwiv The Purdue Student Union Board, more commonly known as PSUB. is a volunteer organization that plans and manages many programs offered at the Purdue Memorial Union. Governed by eighteen Junior Board Vice-Presidents and eight Executive Board Directors, the PSUB staff provides over one hundred service, cultural, and recreational activities for the Purdue community. PSGB_ Activities PSUB 373 C Ocfcflty PSUB ACTIVITIES All-campus events planned by PSUB for the beginning of the school year include the Early Bird Wallbanger, Freshman First Nighter, and the Activities Carnival. Other Fall activities include Dad’s Day, and the Homecoming Mug sale, queen and display contests. Christmas time brings the decoration of the tree in the Great Hall of the Union and the Madrigal Dinner. University Sing, The College Bowl and the Purdoodle Contest offer friendly competition in the Spring. Throughout the year entertainment can be found at Campus Sounds, Mind Rot. and Feature Films. PNXO provKfcd by PSUfl 374 Activities PSUB MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT T S!ocV.h «0 t 376 Activities Candid;. Activities 377 Purdue Musical Organizations WILLIAM E. ALLEN — (top) Director of Purdue Musical Organizations, and Director of Glee Club and University Choir. JAE ISRAEL — Accompanist for Purduettes and Choral Club. DIANNE THOMPSON - (top) Director of Choral Club, and Accompanist for the Glee Club. DENNIS YOUNT — Director of Purduettes and Purdue Bell Choirs, and Accompanist for University Choir. 378 Purdue Musical Organizations Activities VARSITY GLEE CLUB The Varsity Glee Club is an outstanding male chorus. Although there are no music majors at Purdue, members of the Glee Club volunteer their time and talent while earning degrees in a wide range of academic subjects. Each of the sixty members is a potential soloist, and specialty acts and ensembles are often featured during performances. The Glee Club presents classics, folk songs, pop and novelty tunes all over the Midwest, with a series of wider ranging tours. Glee Club rehearsals are scheduled three times a week, and they perform from two to five times a week. Director — William Allen and Accompanist — Dianne Thompson. Activities •— S UNIVERSITY CHOIR University Choir is composed of sixty-five enthusiastic men and women from varied academic fields, who all share a love of singing and entertaining. They rehearse twice a week, and their repertoire includes pop. folk, sacred, and classical music. Performances average two per month for a wide variety of audiences. Director — William Allen and Accompanist — Dennis Yount. BELL CHOIRS The Purdue Bell Choirs are a select group of talented and experienced ringers. The Purdue Belles are composed of twelve women. The Purdue Bell Choir is a mixed group of fifteen men and women. Each group rehearses twice a week, and performs several times monthly. The Bell Choirs use four octaves of Schulmerich Handbells and five oopv PMO OOv Activity octaves of White Chapel Handbells. They perform a wide variety of music and specialize in many novel ringing techniques. Director — Dennis Yount. Sixty women students comprise the Choral Club. Rehearsals twice a week include a variety of music featuring popular and show tunes. Sacred concerts are also given periodically. Many talented soloists and specialty groups are evident during a performance. Choral Club entertains several times each month and dedication and enthusiasm are reflected in their lively performances. Director — Dianne Thompson and Accompanist — Jae Israel. CHORAL CLUB The Purduettes is a versatile singing group of twenty-six young women chosen for their musical abilities, character, and personality. Each singer is a talented soloist, and together they bring excellence to every performance. Rehearsals are held three times a week, and the opportunity to entertain averages about once a week. Purduettes have been singing for Hoosier audiences since WW II, and they continue to present diversified, fast-moving performances. Director — Dennis Yount and Accompanist — Jae Israel. PURDUETTES PMO Activities 381 BLACK CULTURAL CENTER The Black Cultural Arts Festival A Tradition Of Enlightenment Through Entertainment. The Black Cultural Arts Festival, established in 1975, commemorates the December 4. 1970 dedication date of Purdue's Black Cultural Center. The Festival is essentially a celebration of the legacy and innovations of African-American music, drama, dance, poetry and choral singing. Over the past ten years the Black Cultural Arts Festival has become an educational tool to reinforce the significance of African-American culture and to build bridges of mutual respect and understanding on our campus. This stage production features the BCC PERFORMING ARTS ENSEMBLES. E DoJwtty FRONT ROW K Waller, L. Fortenberry. R. Myrick. G Morgan. A Tayor; BACK ROW: A Zamora. D. Hall. L Brown. G Antry. P Anderson. K Lewis, R. Smith. B Kaminski. E Mack. R. Peppers. 382 Black Culture Ccn Activities PEOPLE • PRIDE • PROGRESS THE BLACK VOICES OF INSPIRATION P -X©i p«ofey Boack Cufcuid Cftftttf JAHARI DANCE TROUPE THE HARAKA WRITERS THE NEW DIRECTIONAL PLAYERS BlacJ CjJluralCenter Activities 383 CHEERLEADERS This year’s cheerleading squad, though only five members returned from last year, proved to be extremely talented, winning several awards at summer competitions and entering national competition for the first time in two years. The ten members of the varsity squad cheered at football and men's basketball games, while the four member women’s varsity squad cheered for women’s volleyball and basketball games. Cheerleaders are recognized as varsity athletes and work within the athletic department to promote spirit at sporting events and pep rallies throughout the year. M S }e M S- FRONT ROW T Lange. J. Fntr. C Parrith. B Pickle. A Wnght. L. Market. L Smith: BACK ROW S. Kramer. G Gant. B Springfield. C. Varnau. C Oneal. R Hawkin . S. Longest 384 Cheerleaders Activities FRONT ROW: T. Fcgelman. R Kadiy la, D Kish. J Darahi; SECOND ROW- M Hetman. C. Vincent. F Parham. B Thomas, T. Cokmos; THIRD ROW M Kimble. N. Juhaw. V. Roe. J. Huffman: FOURTH ROW: B. Polasek. S. Saba. L Balu. R. Mosora; BACK ROW: J. Rappaport. E Aryden. S. Sprechor. J Brumit. PEM Tine Purdue Engineer Magazine offers students an opportunity to manage and produce an engineering college magazine five times each year with a circulation of 5000. The staff functions as the writing, editorial, production, and business departments while providing insight on technological issues of local and national interest. B Biotf Alpha Epsilon Delta is an international premedical honor society dedicated to encouraging excellence in premedical scholarship. M P FRONT ROW: G Schreflxr, M Rich. G Ayers. P Michel. J. Gonxalez: SECOND ROW: M.T Bo«o. C Wang. J Ticman. P. Collins. K. Scribner. C. Goodreau. R Barkctt. Dr M Forman. BACK ROW: C Erickson. K. Saenger. E. Campbell. K. Yundt. R. Sorrells. M Behnia. AEA 385 SMC FRONT ROW K. Rozwat. J Frantz, S. Vaughan, S. Glchrttl, B. Parrott, B. Smith: SECOND ROW: A Bolden, S. Fowler, S. DeKock. B. Brown. K Kaufman. S. Hannemann. A Levy. BACK ROW: B. Law. L. Van Matre. I. Gaska. G. Billingsley. M. Johnson. D. Kingsley. G Gramllng, The School of Management Council promotes a closer relationship among the students. faculty, and administration of the School of Management. The Society of Women Engineers is a professional and national organization dedicated to the advancement of women in engineering. Activities include monthly meetings, a Women’s Professional Development Seminar. Annual Awards Weekend which includes a joint Job Fair with NSBE. and Grand Prix during which their kart is driven and maintained by women. SWE FRONT ROW M Faut. J. Platt. A Hoyt. R. Thornton; SECOND ROW: E Lee. R. Moorthy. G. Howard. E. Knapp. L Tolson. J. Stott: BACK ROW K Ycc. D, Stucky. A Rowe. J. Ricca, J. Whitmire. K. Bischoif 386 SMC SWE Activities Block “P” is the card flash section of Ross-Ade Stadium. Their purpose is to promote spirit and add color to Purdue football games. BLOCK P M P 9 EXECUTIVE BOARD FRONT ROW: K. Redding. S. Shepard. A. Mullane. J. Dan; : BACK ROW K. Adams. S Gvens. S. Meeker. F. Caesar. 8lock P BIG BROTHERS AND BIG SISTERS The Purdue Association of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Wabash Valley is a group of twenty-one students who work directly with the Wabash Valley Association. The major purpose of the group is to recruit Purdue students as Bigs” for the association along with promoting fellowship amongst the Purdue Big Brothers and Big Sisters. mk Manto M Cline. K Buxton. A Garrett. M. P!on ki. K. Butler. C. Mcitmcr. R Bonar. B. CelUHagcn, C. Nelion. B. Note. S. George 388 Big Brothers And Big Sisters Activities FRONT ROW: T. Hadinger. S. Karst. T Saggars. R. Bole SECOND ROW M Gill. B Rawlings. T. Snelling, J. Rose. T. Lattiro, M. Norwood; BACK ROW: D. Laake. B. Henderson, J Schuclcr. B. Bruts, V. Schroeder. D Hellmich. L Gaultney. AG. MECH W. A xr The Agricultural Mechanization Club consists of students and faculty members in the field of agricultural mechanization. The club seeks to improve faculty-student relations and to expose students to businesses in their field. The Ag. Mech. Club sponsors plant trips and also plans the alumni hog roast. Other events include student staff picnics and Ag. Mech. Alumni Days. Alpha Mu is an agriculture honor society recognizing high scholastic achievement in the agriculture mechanization field. FRONT ROW: G. Powell, S. Karst. R Smith. R Bales; BACK ROW. T. Davis. D. Laake. J Schueler. D. Hcllmich. T Latttre. V Schroedcr. L Gaultney. AM Activities 389 IFC BOARD OF DIRECTORS FRONT ROW K. Good. M Slpos. B. Goyhart. J. McKinney. BACK ROW: G. Grave . M Sauer. P. Ke-Ichcr, B. Hale, T Andrew EXECUTIVE BOARD FRONT ROW: D. Biehlcr. W. McLaughlin: BACK ROW: R LeKowtki. J. Wysockey. R Cosgrove 390 IFC Activities The Interfraternity Council is the governing body of the fraternities on campus. Its purpose is to organize and administer the policies and rules of University policies. The Council and its member organizations sponsor numerous philanthropic events in the community. IFC FRATERNITY PRESIDENTS MK Marline T Storbtvrger FRONT ROW: D. Shaw, T Andrews. D. Scheifler, J. Stuckey. S. Hoffmeyer, G. Deason; SECOND ROW B Tracy. T Shuttleworth, T Eckenrode. J. Hampel. M Erickson; THIRD ROW: S. Ortman. S. Mills, W. Young, M. DcMasie. M. Berghoff. FOURTH ROW: R. Elsey, R. Brand, M. Fell. J. Schommcr, D. Kramer, M Barthuly; FIFTH ROW J. Abbs. S. Goodrich, B Beavers. M Seest. C. Files; BACK ROW J. Franu. M. Johnson. I. Licborman, T. Kceves. 391 M P 9 There are more than 450 student organizations officially recognized by Purdue University. These organizations can be classified as governing bodies; service organizations; publications; athletic and recreation groups; dramatics, forensics, and radio; religious groups; hobby clubs; professional societies; and honor societies. 392 Carxiids Activities Academia President Beering, the ninth president of Purdue, relaxes In his office. On the shelf of his bookcase Is the football used in the Notre Dame game. The team gave it to him because of his support and encouragement. Purdue won the game. 23-21. Meeting with President Beering in his office in Hovde Hall. Dr. Beering enthusiastically said that his first year at Purdue had been great. He was appointed as president of the University in February 1983. and officially began in July 1983. Before July, he visited the West Lafayette campus as well as the other four campuses throughout the state to become familiar with Purdue. He already was familiar with the Indiana Legislature from his previous position as head of the I.U. Medical School; however, he needed to be come acquainted with the Purdue alumni. According to President Beering, the support of the 227.000 alumni is one of Purdue s strongest assets. In addition to the alumni, the students and professors contribute to Purdue's strength. The School of Agriculture is number one in the country in terms of quality. The School of Pharmacy is one of the finest in the world. Unfortunately, most students are not aware of Purdue's excellence. Frequently, students wonder if they can obtain a job or if they can be accepted into graduate school if they have attended Purdue. To increase favorable publicity about Purdue. Dr. Beering has hired a public relations firm to tell the Purdue story. The two Indianapolis newspapers, the Indianapolis Star and the Indianapolis News, now have daily positive stories about Purdue. Stories also appear frequently in the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal. Furthermore, Purdue professors are appearing more on national and international TV. Athletic programs also enhance Purdue's image. Hearing about the games and the band impart a favorable view to people. President Beering has been responsible for utilizing the motto. Go for the gold. The results have been surprising as can be seen by the football team. In the middle of October. Dr. Beering predicted Purdue would go to a bowl game. As we head toward Atlanta and the Peach Bowl, we must give credit to his foresight. Another area which Dr. Beering would like to strengthen is that of industrial and business relations. Currently. 142 corporations co-sponsor research work at Purdue. Dr. Beering would like that to increase. For example. the CIDMAC program in- volves several of the engineering schools and several different companies. In addition, partnerships with other universities need to be expanded. including universifies abroad. Strengthening Purdue and its reputation takes planning. Dr. Beering cannot just plan for a few years, he must plan as far ahead as the twenty-first century. One of the problems which he must confront is the decline in the number of students at Purdue. Two reasons for the decline are the cessation of the baby boom and the capped enrollments of some schools such as engineering, pharmacy. agriculture, management, and veterinary medicine. To prevent a dramatic decline in enrollment, Dr. Beering has appealed to the state legislature for more money for buildings. equipment, and faculty. This will allow increases to be made in the number of students allowed in each school. A task force on recruitment and retention has been formed which will make people more aware of Purdue. For example, many do not appreciate the excellence of some of Purdue's schools, such as engineering, agriculture, and pharmacy, let alone the excellence behind a liberal 394 President Beefing Acodemlo PRESIDENT STEVEN BEERING ocooeccco arts degree from Purdue. Furthermore, since the state of Indiana has such a low percent of college-bound seniors, attempts are being made to increase the percentage of students who attend college. According to Dr. Beering, those students currently at Purdue are highly motivated and very goal oriented. He has a tremendous view of student life here, which he considers very wholesome and positive. Students should not get lost in the crowd since there is a group for every inter- est. President Beering has a particular interest in the students because of his son. David, a senior at Purdue in Electrical Engineering. As for his personal life. Dr. Beering does not particularly like movies. He does enjoy reading, though, including mysteries and biographies. He enjoys amateur photography, sports, history. and music. He likes classical music and even has tapes of classical music for his car. As far as Dr. Beering's loyalties are concerned, he cheers for Purdue against l.(J. Howev- er. he does wish I.U. success when they are not in competition with Purdue. Dr. Beering described his work as challenging and very encompassing. It involves the entire family — when entertaining or when he must be away from home to travel. It must be the fact that the work is so exciting and that there is never a dull moment that keeps President Beering working hard for Purdue — its students and its future. President Beefing 395 Academia iOOCOCOCOOOOOOOOOCOOOC SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT JOHN W. HICKS John W. Hicks was named Senior Vice President of Purdue in 1984 by President Steven Beering. Prior to that, he served as Executive Assistant to the President from 1955 to 1982 and from 1983 to 1984. During the 1982-83 academic year, Hicks served as acting President of Purdue while the administration selected a new president. Hicks also served as the Secretary of the Board of Trustees in 1972. While in this position, he reorganized the duties of the office, which had been his main reason for being Secretary for the Board. Dr. Hicks received his Bachelor of Science from Massa-chusettes State College and he received his Masters and PhD from Purdue. Hicks then served on Purdue's Agricultural Economics Faculty and then taught classes In the schools of Agriculture. HSSE, and Management. Although he was born in Sydney. Australia. Hicks was raised in New York. He served in the Army Air Forces in the Pacific during WW II. He remembers listening to the Chicago Cubs play in the 1945 World Series at 2 a.m. while he was stationed in Guam. Dr. Hicks met Elizabeth Swiftie Johnson at college and proposed marriage thirty-two days later. After a couple of months, she agreed and the two were married in 1947. They have eight children. Their youngest child is a foreign exchange student in London where she is sponsored by Purdue. The Hicks have three grandchildren. A very cheerful person. Dr. Hicks loves life and his job. He is always willing to talk or listen to people. Being accessible is a necessary component of his job. according to Hicks. Because of the many duties of the office of the President, it is impossible for Dr. Beering to see everyone. Dr. Hicks is able to see people when Dr. Beering is too busy and to take care of any extraordinary situation. He serves as the administration’s open door. Not only does he serve as Purdue's sounding board. Hicks acts as a representative for Purdue in Indiana and the nation. He is deeply involved in Purdue s annual effort to increase state funding. Hicks also is involved in many activities outside of Purdue. He has served as the Chairman of Indiana's Post High School Education Study Commission and has authored approximately fifty published articles and bulletins on economy, agricultural economics, and higher education. 396 Vkc PresxJcnts Academia EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENTS Dr. Frederick Ford Executive Vice President and Treasurer Years at Purdue: 25. 30 including years as a student Major: Mechanical Engineering Classes most enjoyed during College: Managerial policy and strategy Hometown: Kentland and Brook, Indiana Favorite Meal: T-bone Steak Favorite Movie: Moulin Rouge” Favorite Vacation Spot: Culver. Indiana on Lake Maxinkucky Favorite Aspect of Purdue: People Dr. Felix Haas Executive Vice President and Provost Years at Purdue: 22 College Attended: MIT Currently teaching: Mathematics courses at all levels Hometown: Vienna. Austria Favorite Meal: Chinese food Favorite Movie: The Return of Martin Guer Favorite Vacation Spot: Door County. Wisconsin Favorite Aspect of Purdue: Purdue students OGOSOOMOCOOW cc Presidents 397 VICE PRESIDENTS Dr. Struther Arnott Vice President for Research and Dean of the Graduate School Years at Purdue: 15 Major: Chemistry Favorite Class during College: Mathematics Originally From: Scotland Favorite Meal: Champagne and Raw Oysters Favorite Movie: A Lion in Winter Favorite Vacation Spot: Martha's Vineyard Favorite Aspect of Purdue: Its simple friendliness Dr. Donald Brown Vice President and Dean of Academic Services Years at Purdue: 31 College Attended: Purdue Major: Psychology Favorite Class during College: Philosophy Currently teaching: Psychology Originally From: Southern Indiana Favorite Meal: Lobster Favorite Movie Gandhi Favorite Vacation Spot: New England coast Favorite Aspect of Purdue: Students 398 Vice Presidents Academia pOCCOOOCOCOCCCOOOOOOOOCOOOCOOC « Mr. Kenneth Bums Vice President for Physical Facilities Years at Purdue: 2V: College Attended: Drake University Major: History Favorite Class during College: Renaissance History Hometown: Des Moines. Iowa Favorite Meal: Spaghetti Favorite Movie: The Heart is a Lonely Hunter Favorite Vacation Spot: Canada Dr. Michael Ferin Vice President for Development Years at Purdue: 17 Major: Business Favorite Classes during College: Political Science, Psychology Hometown: Cincinnati Favorite Meal: Beef Terriyaki and Rice Favorite Movie: Close Encounters of the Third Kind' 399 Dr. William Fischang Vice President for Student Services Years at Purdue: 21 Colleges Attended: Connecticut State. University of Massachusettes Major: Biology (Undergraduate). Entomology (Graduate) Previously taught: Entomology Classes most enjoyed during college: Those with the best teachers Originally from: Connecticut Favorite Vacation Spot: Mountains (Backpack Country) Mr. Ronald Fruitt Vice President for Housing and Food Services Years at Purdue: 30 College Attended: Purdue Major: Agricultural Economics Favorite Classes during College: Ag Econ 100, Ag Policy. Psychology Originally From: Northeast Indiana Favorite Meal: Roast Beef, Mashed Potatoes, and Gravy Favorite Movie: “The Graduate Favorite Vacation Spots: Colorado Mountains. Atlantic City, and Las Vegas Changes Observed in Students: More vocationally oriented dcococoocc soccococo 400 Vice Presidents Academia Dr. Robert Greenkom Vice President and Associate Provost O Dr. Darlene Hine Vice Provost Years at Purdue: 10 Colleges Attended: Roosevelt University (Chicago). Kent State (Ohio) Major: American History Currently teaching: Afro-American History Favorite Class during College: Afro-American History Hometown: Chicago Favorite Meal: Lobster. Asparagus, and Artichoke Hearts Favorite Movie: Gone With The Wind Favorite Vacation Spot: Victoria. British Colombia Changes Observed in Students: More goal-oriented Years at Purdue: 20 College Attended: University of Wisconsin Major: Civil Engineering Currently teaching: Civil Engineering Favorite Classes during College: All but German Hometown: Oshkosh. Wisconsin Favorite Meal: Meatloaf and Baked Potatoes Favorite Movie: Star Wars I Favorite Vacation Spot: Sana Rosa Beach. Florida Changes Observed in Students: More serious and less well-prepared - Dr. Charles Wise Vice President for Business Services and Assistant Treasurer O A Years at Purdue: 19 College Attended: Purdue Major: Industrial Management Favorite Classes during College: Marketing. Computer Science. Finance Hometown: Camden. Indiana Favorite Meal: Seafood Favorite Movie: First Blood Favorite Vacation Spot: Jackson Hole. Wyoming Favorite Aspect of Purdue: Its search for excellence iOCOCO CCOOWiCOOOaCO! rococo Vice Prcwdents Academia 401 BOARD OF FRONT ROW: Doris Ingle, Donald Powers. President; Bob Jesse. VicePresident; Sherman Kessler 402 Board Of Trustees Academics ■ BACK ROW: Joe Dawson. Ben Huston. John Stewart, Byron Anderson. Henry Ryder: NOT PICTURED: Rich ard Ringoen B rdofTu ices Academic 403 FRONT ROW: Tooy Hawkins. Cecelia Zissi . Linda McNeil Hite. Paul Dale; SECOND ROW: Peggy Sullivan. Leah Pefflcy. Linda LlpshuU. Rita Baker. THIRD ROW' Ken Coleman. Linda Ewing. Barbara Elsbury. Betty Nelson. Susan Melson. Jim Westman; FOORTH ROW Jane Hamblin. Sandra Monroe. Rocio Martinez. Sandro Thompson: FIFTH ROW: Steve Akers. Barbara Cook, Nancy Frtedersdorf; BACK ROW Don Molter. Leonard Perry. Paul De Wine Career Center Counselor Don Molter. right, works with a student at the Career Center's new computer. DEAN OF 404 Dean Of Students Academia STUDENTS At one time or another, most students have to deal with Purdue University to solve a personal problem. Trying to find a link between Purdue and the student can sometimes seem impossible. Where can a student go for help? The Dean of Students Office. The Dean of Students Office is available to offer personal and career counseling along with aptitude testing. It serves as the advocate for student rights, functions as liaison for student organizations. and works closely with Greek and Off Campus housing. In addition to all this, it helps students with special problems, such as disabilities or minority status. Among the counseling services offered is educational counseling. This entails a variety of topics, such as reporting of absences, grade appeals, and readmissions. The testing services administer interest area evaluations and psychological tests as well as national exams such as the LSAT and GMAT. Overall, the Dean of Students Office has helped pull out many troubled Purdue students from the difficulties that can arise here at Purdue University. Its role is greatly needed and equally appreciated. All pfcob by W AtVnt [Van Of Student:. Academia 405 PHI ETA SIGMA IFMES1HIMA1M MONOGAMY Jeffrey Achtermann Richard Adams Yan Ades Pradeep Agrawal Izzat Al-Alami Timothy Aldridge Jennifer Allen Karl Alliston John Armantrout Gerald Armstrong Joseph Arnoldussen David Augenstein Charles Awad Kevin Bachelder Michael Baker Bradley Ballard Cyrus Bardouille Robert Barkett Gary Bass Kevin Baum James Baxter James Beaver Bruce Beeker Cary Bell Richard Bell Anthony Bender Mark Benner Michael Beranek Daniel Berger John Bhisitkul Robert Bilo Elaine Birks Harold Blair Marvin Boehm Jamie Boelter Keith Bolyard David Boone Frank Braun Kenneth Brown Natalie Brown Deron Butler Timothy Cahill Sheldon Callahan Domenic Camino Robert Cannedy David Chan Bernard Chao Steven Chapel James Christie Teck Chua Robert Cimino Dean Clarke Susan Cline Kent Cobbs Eric Coleman Bruce Conen Karen Cornell Richard Costelle Kenneth Crawford Paul Creighton Norman Crouch Joseph David Robert Davies Kent Davis Michael Day Richard Deible Rhett Dennerline Richard Dennerline James Denney James Dickey Stuart Dodds James Dominick Christine Dossey Michael Downey Paul Dubrouillet Brian Eckelman Robert Ellerhorst Erik Ellis Steven Elsten Jeffrey Emminger Michael Engel James Enney Ferroli Enzo Gregory Esselman Robert Evans Doug Everett Manuel Fadragas Mary Faist Gregory Ferro Enzo Ferroli Jonathan Fish Andrew Fisher Christopher Fisher Jeffrey Fivecoate Matthew Forsthoefel Doug Franchville Kevin Fraser Randall Frauhiger Kevin Freeman Joseph Frey Charles Fruehling William Fulton Charles Gard William Gayhart Dan Giordano Michelle Golden Donald Gomba Mark Gordon Blake Graham David Grasso Thomas Grate George Gravlee Daniel Gregory Terry Grimm Joseph Gromosky John Gustafson John Hackett Randall Hall Trade Hall Ted Hanagan Erin Handgen James Harper Thomas Harrah William Harting Garth Hawkins William Hayes Edward Heathorn Timothy Held Troy Hershberger Brent Hill David Hill James Hill Bryan Hirsch Douglas Hohulin Matthew Holbrook Frank Hollinger Jack Holtz Garland Hughes Garth Hughes Larry Hunefeld Daniel Huth Helen Isbell Mark Janis Edward Jedrzejewski Eric Jenney John Jensen Tony Johnson William Johnson Bryan Julien John Justus Raja Kadiyala Terry Kanaly David Kantor Gregory Kapraun Raymond Karmolinski Neil Kelly Douglas Kelsey Eric Kennedy Carolyn Kessler Thomas Kiessling Douglas Kimball Kenneth Kimmick David Kish Thomas Kitts Roger Klusman Louis Kolssak Michael Koveck Kevin Kraft ooccoceosoccoccoooe Greg Kranawetter Donald Townsend Kevin Kruer Guy Morelli John Sanderson Robert Travers Kevin Kuehr Kent Morris Mehrdad Saniei Alexander Tschomakow Ashwin Kumar Paul Munech John Schmid Brian Turk Paul Kust John Muntean Duane Schmit Mark Turnak David Lai Stephen Nehrig Mark Schmitt Kevin Gnderriner Timothy Laidig Robert Newman Frank Schreiber John VanBuskirk Edward Lamark W. Scott Nix Gary Schreiber Tom Vander Daniel Lareau Cynthia Notestein Paul Schultz Arthur Velasquez Daniel Layman Robert Novak Peter Scott John Verkamp Richard Leach Daniel O'Hara John Sechrist John Vittori Chris Ledford Kevin Oliver John Seest Brent Waggoner Charles Lethander Anthony Olsen Patrick Seibert Margot Wagner Bruce Leung Jeffrey Otolski Jeffrey Sermersheim Robert Wagner Nathan Lewis Tim Oury John Shedd Carl Walker Anna Litch Michael Oyler Colin Sheridan Scott Wallace Timothy Litch Scott Palmer David Sherrier Clement Wang Steve Longenecker Randall Parfitt Joseph Sitzman Steven Ward Russell Love Michael Pasik Suzanne Skidmore Bryan Warder Christopher Lowe Ken Patel Edward Sladek Michael Wassmer Chris Luebbehusen Daniel Patras Stuart Slaw David Weber Eldon Mack Charles Paul Joe Sleater James Weinzapfel Stephen Mackey Gregory Pavlik Mark Smalley Douglas Welk David Madura Allen Pearson Mark Smith James Wells Daniel Markwalder Michael Peercy Ronald Smith William Wells Drake Martin Matthew Petgen John Sodrel Eric Wernimont Bruce Massel Jon Pikal Lawrence Soellner Philip West James Massoels Jeffrey Plesha Robert Solloway Bradford Wheeler James McCauley Paul Pontecorvo Stuart Spath Lee White Matt McCullough Peter Pope Franklin Squires John Whittenberger Derek McDaniel Tedd Prater Roger Stamm David Widmer Jeffrey McGinley Paul Puckett Cortland Starrett Pam Williams Jeff McKanna Thomas Pusateri Timothy Steigerwald Todd Wilson Brian McMahon Brian Ramsey Phillip Steinhofer Scott Witt Alan McMullen Russ Rausch John Stevens Bart Wittmer Tamala McPherron Reed Rawson James Streeter Eric Wojcieszak Joseph Meagher David Ray Jack Stucky David Wolski David Mediavilla Michael Reale Mark Sullivan David Wright Kevin Meert Gregory Redinbo Matthew Swihart K. Chauncey Wu Mark Meinol David Reiss Phillippe Tager Jianan Xu Joseph Metz David Reuter Chetan Talwalker Katy Yee Jeffrey Meyer Todd Reyburn Richard Tamaray Robert Yoder Amy Miller Steven Ritter Kenneth Thieneman Stephen Young Lewis Miller Matthew Roesch David Thomas Stephen Yu Michael Mohar John Rushinsky Terrill Thompson Todd Zieger Ross Mohr Steven Sack James Tieman Russell Zemen Mark Molter David Saksa Mihran Touriguian Peter Zolkos HoootartfS Academia 407 BETA GAMMA SIGMA MANAGEMENT H Q N 0 MAffiY John R. Byma Patrice Marie Cain Jeanine Leigh Capece Eric Lynn Childs Randal Eugene Christopher Alisa Audrey Cox Mary Jo David Yildiz Dural Brian Edward Edelman Kathryn Galik Stephen Lawrence Haley Philip Merlin Hall Sharon K. Haskamp Jennifer Elaine Jones Thomas A. Justice Gregory Bryant Kadlec Alan Bradley Kirchoff Phillip Andrew Korty Christopher Gene Kreiler Micheal John Lewis James William McAveeney Bobbi Lynn McGrew Thomas Hull Matson Kathleen Marie Metro Carol Ann Miller Brian T. Mitchell Thomas Raymond Montalbano Virginia Lynn Moran Oscar Wm. E. Motsepe Lesa Ann Nix Barry Jay Olson Philip Warren Peck Denis C. Picard Russell Morrison Porter Heather C. Robertson Timothy Michael Rooney Jen Ping Shaw Sally J. Siegrist Shirley Michelle Smith Sharon C. Steen Kevin Howard Stevenson Samuel Ruben Szteinbaum Lori Ann Tarabeck Cheryl Elizabeth Thompson Neil Victor Toth Janice K. Villers Rand Jeffrey Webber Mark Evan Weiderhaft Jeffery Edward Young OMEGA CHI EPSIEOA AIL (CM. Kent Alexander Jane Atwood David Baran Martin Barbarich Jim Benton Kathy Boyers Pam Burt Joseph Castrate Brian Chapman Kipp Coddington Brian Craig Kristin Dahlgren Georgeann Economy Linda Flosenzier Scott Gustafson Connie Hans Greg Howsmon Michael Jones Nikola Juhasz Darryl Kinzer Kevin Klatte Richard Knauer Laura Krieger Cecelia Latchford Richard LeBlanc Paul Miller Daena Nelson Robert Novy David Peter Eric Peterson Louise Pilcher Satish Parountar Robert Quaid Wendy Quick Rajesh Ramaswamy Dean Riffert James Ritter Douglas Robinson Vicki Roe Brian Sanders Aaron Slagel Ba Kim Trinh Brian Tulloh Kathryn Turner John (Jnderwood Phillip Vinson William Wehrum Douglas Wells Robert Wright Jeffrey Wolf OMICROA AU SUMEM M N(CES MONOMAMY Catherine Ashman Lawrence Baker Debra Barnett Beth Barton Kristin Bauer Renee Bloomfield Bruce Bohachek Cynthia Brown Sherri Buzinski Deborah Chalmers Maureen Connors Diana Dobson Denise Dosier Anita Fowler Bethanne Harmon Matthew Hinsman Karen Holman Daniel Johnson Ellen Kroemer Laura Levandowski Mary Moore Jill Mulholland Susan Robbins Debra Ruark Kimberly Schenk Nancy Schroeder Theresa Smith Betsy Stadler Lana Steward Mary Stiker Miriam Wagoner Karen Williams Patti Winniczuk Vicki Yingling JCCCCOOeOOOOOOOCOCCOOCOCOCOOOOOOOCOOCOGOCOGOOCOCOCOCCOOOCOOCOOCOOCOSOCCOOOOCOOCCGOGOOOOOCO cooooood WOMfWN Ar 409 ceccoQOOOoooccoeocoaociooococcooccooccococosoGoccccoQccocosocccccccoecooGoaoocooocooooi PHI BETA KAPPA AMTS ® SCIENCE MONOMAMY Janet Sue Andersen Bradford Paul Anderson Kim Elaine Au Karen Louise Bacon Curtis Mitchell Bejes David James Biesack Linda Ann Bloodgood Craig Robert Burfeind Wendy Sue Butcher Ruth E. Calhoun Paul David Childs Deborah Ann Cone Miguel Jesus De Beche John David Decatur Michelle Renee Dixon Richard Louis Fisher Steven Michael Godeke Major Ryan Gross Dale Edward Guse Julie Diane Hall Laura Leslie Harris Sharon Elizabeth Hebestreit Janet Marie Hoosline Julie Lahne Hovden Kent Alan Hufford Diane Michele Ignar Ronald Alan Johns Julie Marie Jones Gillian Irene Kemp Geralynn Marie Kempf Daniel Lee Levin Laura Ann Schlegel Lindsay Jerilynn Ann Marshall Peter Martin Masengale Carla Jean Thomas Mast M. Elise Mayer Joanna Maria Misantoni Steven Duwane McCauley Bruce Gregory McNair David B. Murrell Elizabeth Marie Nagel Terri Lynn Parker Amy Leigh Phillips Steven David Phillips J. Suzanne Potter Jonathan Makoto Reid Kathleen Ann Ridgely Ellen D. Riggle Daniel Richard Robinson Martin Paul Ross Rachel Rene Rottschafer Mark Alan Roy Sylvia Irmgard Saenger James Stephen Schoner Lori Kay Schroeder Charles Edward Slana William W. Smith Christopher Courtney Sorrells Rhonda Gail Sorrells Raymond Scott Spencer Mark Alan Stoyer Daniel Edward Sutton Sara Lynn Thompson Paul William Towner Brian Chase Twichell Daniel Scott Ward Amy Irene Whitsel Jeffrey Keith Wilson David Andrew Yim James Francis Zobel aoooeocecococooococoocccccooaoooccooocoooeeoeccooooocococoooooeooococooooooooococqccooocooocqcooo ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA FMESHMAN HOMMKAMY Kristi Abet Angela Dye Marilyn Houin Mona Adams Julie Eichorst Kelley House Addison Adkins Karyn Emmanuel Robyn Howe Lori Allman Christine Endsley+iarvey Sheri Hreno Patience Armstrong Maryam Esforjanl Jill Hubbard Vania Aroro Lyn Eshelman Jamne Ice Nancy Ayers Trisha Essig Carol Isbister Rebecca Bacon Randa Farah Laura Jakubed Laura Bain Nancy Farwell Sandra Janosik Sandra Baker Kathi Fieldhouse Lisa Jones Lisa Barker Ellen Fischer Cynthia Judd Janice Barr Sara Fisher Annette Juhasz Lisa Beals Maureen FitzGerald Rena Kantz Kristiann Belanger Maria Flores Kelly Kasler Lora Bilby Melissa Fogle Julie Keller Kristina Boehm Jeanne Fordeck Ann Kelley Anne Bohan Allyson Forsythe Kerri Ellen Kelly Melissa Boiesch Mary Frahm Karen Kendall Kristen Bomberger Janet Fruend Shari Kennett Victoria Bradford Julie Furr Elizabeth Kent Jane Braun Karen Gahimer Kristine Kern Elizabeth Breslin Cynthia Gerber Carolyn Kessler Susan Brooks Shawn Gathers Shu-Shten Kiang Diane Brosius Monica Gerhart Anne Kivioja Bonnie Bryant Julia Gerringer Betsy Klein Julie Burch Debra Gettelfinger Mary Kline Lisa Burge Colleen Gilliam Sara Kloeker Mary Burkinshaw Zohniffer Gilliard Deoborah Knight Mary Campbell Terri Goetzke Danelle Kratzer Giorgia Casnedi Marjorie Golis Ann Kulesa Valerie Cavagniro Joni Gordon Sharon Kunkler Christin Chorak Ellen Graegm Anna Lam Jacqueline Christie Nadine Guarnaccia Susan Lary Christi Clark Rhonda Guzy Donna Lee Sandra Clark Katherine Hadley Susan LeeVan Chrislyn Coffman Elizabeth Haimbaugh Jeannine Lei ter Ramona Coonrod Julie Hall Brenda Leuck Julie Cooper Tracie Hall Nancy Lillo Karen Counterman Leta Hanks Tammy Litmer Kathryn Crlvelto Sherri Hanrath Margaret Lin Renee Crone Amy Hansen Lisa Lodyga Paige Daniels Kathy Harmon Linda Longoria (Jtpala Das Stacee Hasenbalg Anne MacMillan Tamara Dougherty Julie Hawks Michele Mahoney Karen Daulton Tonja Hazelwood Cathy Malast Liana Dietrick Ruth Hemmer Denise Malick. Cindy Dirig Rhonda Herr Lisa Markes Deborah Dohr Lisa Herron Connie Martin Ruth Dowden Loro Hersbcrger Melissa Martin Marcy Dwinell Jill Hester Mary Mathews Danielle Dycus Eileen Holland Jennifer Mayhew Karen McConnell Leanne Schatz Kathrine McConoughcy Karen Schumacher Michele McHenry Martha Scipel Tamala McPherron Karen Sendelweck Mary McShane Susan Sgambelluri Maria Metallic Patricia Slefert Lisa Meyer Jane Sieg Lyree Mikhail Chris Sinlca Beth Miller Jeannine Siviy Michelle Milner Sharon Smith Cynthia Monberg Sandra Spindter Kimberly Montgomery Jill Stacey Rebecca Morales Kendra Stevens Robyn Mullens Elizabeth Stewart Linda Murrish Julie Stouder Kimberli Nelson Dianne Stucky Lisa Nelson Kyle Stull Karen Neuhoff Kathleen Sullivan Tami Nobbe Gina Sweet Wendy Norde Ingrid Taube Jo Palmore Jacqueline Teachnor Leslie Parshall LeeAnn Terre Kimberly Patterson Beth Tholke Christine Pecina Edythe Thomas Theresa Peck Lisa Thompson Gina Petit Cynthia Trooe Lynn Planck Diane Tsao Vivian Poetter Mary Uhl Julie Poffenberger Julie (Jrick Padmaja Puttaswamy Cheri Van Keppei Lynn Pigott Teresa Van Vleet Allison Purkhiser Barbara Walline Edith Ortiz September Walters Glenda Rabensteine Laura Waluszko Kandi Radke Pamela Wornock Sheila Ramakrishnan Martha Weaver Peggy Raymann Tracy Webb Margaret Renas Julie Weltz Angie Reutnan Angela Wheeler Lisa Riley Georgette Wiley Susan Riley Melinda Williams Kelle Rexing Paula Wink Deborah Rockett Kindra Wood Heather Rochl Mary Wood Gretchen Rosswurm Kella Wootton Kelly Roth Amy Wright Pamela Rowe Elizabeth Wray Angela Sabo Melissa York Noralte Server Tonya Young Stacey Schafer Ann Zurbriggen Hooorartes Acodemia 411 SCOOOeOCOOOOeOOCCCOOGOOCCOCOCOCOOOCC CCOCOCOOGCCOCOCCCCCCCOCOOOOOCOCOCCeGCOOOeOOOOOOOOCOOOCOCOW GOLDEN KEY ATMMNAL H 0 1N(Q IK OETY Jeffrey M. Achtermann Jeffrey C. Ackerman Barbara L. Adams Gregory Paul Alfonso Lori Ann Allen Gary J. Altstadt Judith J. Anderson Steven W. Aronson Charles D. Ashton Susan S. Asquith Charles Awad Reem Marie Ayoub Linda Kaye Babcock Bruce T. Bahachek Cathy Lynn Baker Frank Barancyk Blake Howard Barkley Lori Ann Barnes Gary C. Barrett Marie-Jeanne C. Bartholet Beth Ann Barton Christina A. Beatty Leigh Ann Beatty Jill Diane Becker Annette Sue Beer Elizabeth J. Beer Deborah L. Behrndt Ramona Leigh Bertrand Cynthia L. Betzner Steven D. Bishop Harrison H. Blackwell Nancy Elaine Bose Bradley J. Botsch Florence M. Brentlinger Karen L. Briggs George P. Brines Charles L. Bruner Pamela M. Burt Terri Kay Burton Jennifer W. Byerly Sharon Key Byron Elaine Dee Campbell Lorre Ann Campbell Elizabeth A. Carpenter Theresa C. Carter Kimberly N. Cassady Caron Ann Champion Ai-Mei Chang Catherine S. Chao Laston S. Charriez Stacey M. Chong Gary R. Clikeman Kipp Andrew Coddington Linda Jo Colgrove Pamela Y. Collins Paula Lynn Cook Dennis C. Cooke Camme Haden Cottom Steven J. Cuppy Dana Leslie Custer Theodore C. Cybularz Lee James Czepyha David A. Daniel Angela Kay Darling Tamara Lynn Daugherty Ann Kathleen Davidson William S. Davis Carl Donald Davidson Lucinda Jill Debord Michael L. Dees Sharon R. DeKock Simone Rae Dennison Rebecca Lee Devey Amy Linda Dickmann K. Dawn Dietrich Linda Marie R. Dorn Christine E. Dossey Amy Marie Douglas Paul Edward Dubrouillet Sheryl Lynn Duff Jacqueline S. Ebner Janet Ann Eichorts Robert J. Ellerhorst James Wray Elliot Todd Alan Ely Audrey A. Erekson Robert G. Evans Barbara J. Fay Mark M. Ferrara Susan Elaine Filmer Thomas R. Finnegan Mary Beth Flemm Cynthia M. Fornelli Matthew S. Forsthoefel Debra Sue Foster Lisa Ann Fraser Valerie L. Frost Douglas P. Fuhry Philip R. Gable Karen Ann Garrett Joseph Hoseph Gelm Tamara Ann Glaser Ronald D. Glass Dan E. Goldman III Thomas A. Grate Gary Paul Gross Marcia Anne Guthrie Marti A. Gutwein Sandra Jo Y. Haas Kirsten W. Hackney Kevin Mark Hannon Janda Kay Hansen Lance Joseph Harding Andrew R. Hart Miriam E. Hayes Brian Lee Hennessy Karen Lynn Herczeg Kathryn M. Hevezi Lisa Ann Hiday Brent Lee Hill Robert F. Hillis Diane Rae Hirt Steven Terry Hiss Gena Lynn Hite Debra Ann Hockemyer John R. Hoffman Steven A. Hofsteeter Nancy Anne Hoke Karen C. Holman Jeffrey Alan Hopkins Garland L Hughes Kimberly G. Hupe 412 Hooorartea Academia Susan Irene Hurst Nancy Ann Ingels Robert D. Jackson Wade Cecil Jackson Laura S. Jennings Julie Marie Johnson Mark Hunt Johnson Paul A. Johnson Mark Richard Johnston Lynn Mary Jordan John Paul Justus Helen E. Kallimani Pamela Lynn Kao Sara B. Kelley Sally Ann Kievert Kenneth W. Kimmick Denise L. Kingsley Lindsay Jay Klebenow Sek Ming (Tony) Kon Rosemary Kos Frances Anne Kottke David William Kriebel Ellen E. Kroemer Carole Ann Krohn Philip J. Krueger Ellen Jane Krulewich Ashwin Kumar Aref Hisham Lahham Melani L. Landreth Glen E. Lashbrook Timothy H. Lattire Carolynn S. Leaman Marcia Susan Lease Chris Alan Ledford Carol S. Lim Marian Chung H. Lin April Sue Lindquist Mari Anne Linkosky Todd Leslie Lipschutz Lisa Ann Lorusso Michael Glen Lotz Mark Alan Lucas Christina R. Luna Robert B. Madden Marietta J. Maieron Lisa Maria Maki Bethany Joy Manning Daniel James Marchok Lorie C. Martin Tom O. Martin Kelley JoAnn Masters Christine E. McCabe Margaret R. McCleary Jennifer Kay McClure Thomas J. McGlone Jeffrey A. McKanna Matthew A. McKillip Jeraldine G. McKinney Michael J. McLennan Lyree Nour Mikhail Douglas K. Miller Gregory Alan Miller Janine Ann Moll Jennifer Kay Moore James G. Mullen. Jr. John Leon Muntean David B Murrell Lisa Harue Nakamura Daena R. Nelson Elizabeth K. Nelson Mark Nelson Philip G. Neudeck Gerald Peter Niccolai Kimberly Ann Noel Kathryn E. Nuss Michelle Ann Nuss Susan M. Obrzut Any E. Olivero Catherine A. O'Loughlin Michael W. Oyler Patricia A. Paikos Kevin Lee Palmer Maureen J. Pan Cynthia Ann M. Parkes Daniel Louis Patras David Brian Patz J. Alexander Paulsen Linda Jean Pearlman Jeffrey D. Perkins Nancy L. Perkins Ann Marie Petrig Gregory Petrites Melanie T. Petroskey Karen Sue Phillips Marta C. Pinto John C. Ploetz Becky Lynn Pluta Sharon D. Poi Kimberly Sue G. Power Andrea R. Powers Brett Alan Preston Any Jo Price Rebecca L. Price Robert R. Quaid Cynthia Lee Quillen Jane E. Reimann Thomas E. Renk Steven Lamar Rice Bryan Dean Rich Crarol Ann Ringer Sandra Jo J. Roggenkamp Julie Ann Ross Christopher B. Ruebeck Sergio Ruiz-Mier Catherine V. Salvendy Denise M Sattler Martha A. Satula Mary Susan Savage Naeem R. Sayeedi Lee Steven Scheible Daouglas E. Schlagel Dee Ann P. Schlatter Karen A. Scribner Gina M. Scuteri Joan Marie Seligmann Amy Carol Selleg Ann Louise Sertic Elizabeth M. Shadigian Renita Rae Shaw David M. Sherrier Brenda Lynn Shilling Alisa B. Shuck Jeffrey A. Sikkema Christy Ruth Silvius Kimberly Ann Singer Julie C. Singleton Jeannine M. Siviy Jos. Patrick Sleater Tamara Rae Small Robert G. Solloway Kent Howard Somers Nancy Lee Spadoni Stuart R. Spath Thomas D. Spears David B. Spenny Kym Kay Spurgeon James Joeseph Steele Robert R. Steele. Jr. Kent T. Steeves Kimberly Ann Stegemiller Tiffany M. Stevens Stacey LeAnn Stonecipher Jennifer Lynn Stritof Christina E. Strube George David Studtmann Dean Wayne Stults Thomas Sullivan Douglas A. Sunkel Karen Lee Swihart Nina Louise Szarleta Laura Ann Thissen Derenda M. Timmons Mihran Hrayr Touriguian Lorraine F. Townsend Mary Ruth Trumnell Pam Alane Turner Joseph M. (Jrbanczyk Annette H. Valentine Lynne Marie Van Matre Frances K. Vavrus Brian Edward Vervaet Catherine S. Wade Ann Louise Wagoner Carl E. Walker Terrill S. Wallace Louis H. Walters Terry Lee Ward Jeffrey P. Watkins Karyn Beth Waxman Rand Jeffrey Webber Christine M. Weinmann Douglas B. Welch Ellen Gayle Welch Gregory F. Welch Christen J. Wending Tamara Ann Witaker Kathryn J. White Matthew J. Wicks Robert F Williams Tonya Rae Williams Kevin Scott Wilson Martin Lee Wine Michael T. Witkowski Margaret M. Woehlke Stephen F. Wolf Susan Beth Wolka Laura Lynn Woodruff Claire Ann Woolley Tammy L. Yarde Henry Young Yee Barbara Ann Yelinek Stuart M. Yoshida G. Paul Ziemba Kathy Ann Zimmerman Renee M. Zurad cooscocoococo Honoraries Academia 413 TAU BETA PI NATIONAL ENGINEERIN' HONOR SOCIETY Anne Abell Carol Dtucker Deborah Agarwal Paul Dubroulllet Mark Amaya Janet 1 Duncan Lori Archibald Denny Durchdz Charles Awad Gerald Eavey Gregory Ayer Donna Eberle Melissa Bandy Georgeann Economy David Baran Kevin Eden borough Blake Barkley Kenneth Edwards Gary Barrett Jeffrey Egilsrud Robert Bartlett James Eley Carla Bauer Jeffery Emmerich Jeffrey Bauer Kie Eom Michael Baxter Carl Erickson Jeffrey Beachy Deborah Feistritzer James Benton Mark Feldman Steven Berreth Placid Ferreira Steven Btask James Fields Robert Boehnlein Randy Flee nor Jonathan Bohlmann Douglas Fuhry David Bokash Cindy Fulton Diane Botalek James Gallo Bradley Botsch Michael Gat son Bryan Botsch John Gebhardt David Bottom ley Robert Gilbertsen Robert Bowdon Laura Giussan! Robert Braasch Dan Goldman III Brian Brandt Kelley Griffith Penny Bright Marcia Guthrie Todd Brocket Kristopher Hahn Daniel Buffum Connie Hans Steven Burch Ronald Harber Susan Burch Scott Hargraves Pamela Burt Ronald Harlend Andy Bush Scott Harris Stephen Byrd Andrea Harrison Rae Byrne Jeffrey Hartzlcr Theresa Carter Peter Hazen Brian Chapman David Hearn Claude Chauvette Karen Hering Venkotesh Chlttur Jennifer Hinckley Carolyn Chokran Steven Hiss James Cleary Debra Hockemeyer Kipp Coddington Nancy Hoke Herbert Cohen Richard Hornaday Gareth Cokinos Susan Irons Dennis Cooke Christopher Johnson Brian Craig Jerry Johnson Steven Crane Julie Johnson Stephen Crook Michael Jones Steven Cuppy Horry Katsch Liso Curtis Mark Karan Kristen Dahlgren Donald Kark Tamara Daugherty Robert Kase Tracy Davis Syed Khalid Nathaniel Davis IV Robert King Carl Davison Darryl Kinzer Allison Day David Kish Jeffrey Dieterlen Gordon Klstler Kevin Klatte Robert Quaid Ronald Klemcncic Stephen Quinn Sek-Ming (Tony) Kon Rajesh Ramaswamy John Koskie Suvendoo Roy David Kriebel James Reilly James Krozel David Reuter Ellen Krulewich James Rhoo Karen Kruse James Ritter Kimberly Kubcja Laura Ross Steven Kuehr Christopher Ruebeck Lawrence Kutz David Salmon John Lackey Timothy Saoerwein Bill Lae Mary Savage Aref Lahham Steven Scheer Yung Lam Michael Saidowitz Howard Last Robert She tier Cecelia Latchford Philip Shrake Betsy Leavitt Jeannine Siviy Jo Lee David Smisek Ruth Leibig Raymond Smith Thomas Lelmkuhler Daniel Sommers Mark Levine Paul Sotlie Stephen Lewis William Spitzig Daniel Liotti Peter Spreen Michael Louie Lon Staffin Michael Lugcr Andrew Stouppe Carl MacCorley Bradley Strock Ruth Mange George Studtmonn Peter Massey Michael Sum Gregory Matthews Douglas Sunkel Peter McKeighan Ellen Tittman Michael McLennan Mlhran Touriguion Anthony Miller Jeffrey Treece Daln Miller Kathryn Turner Gregory Miller Thomas Underwood James Miller Michael Unseren Mark Miller Gregory Valvo Bruce Mohr Adriaan Van Wijk Ross Mohr Charles Vonage III Charles Mok James Vaught Daena Nc'son David Vidimos Kenneth Newman Phillip Vinson Robert Noteboom Brian Von Kleeek. Jr. Robert Novy Carl Walker Karina O'Connor Mark Wekh Patrick O'Keefe Douglas Wells Michael O'Donnell Jeff Wheeler Catherine O'Loughtln James Wiesler Earl Odom III Thomas Williams Sang Oh Rebecca Wilson Kim Ort Brian Woerncr Jung Pak Jeffrey Wolf Christine Paszkiet Joseph Wood John Paulsen Susan Woodllng David Peter Timothy Wott Eric Peterson Anthony Yen John Ploet Stuart Young William Plunkett Qiming Yu Vince Price Enver Yucesan ETA SIGMA GAMMA HEALTH! EBOCATEON AND h: Robin Lea Ades Cynthia Bloom Christine Boss Carol Brown Dawn Christensen Catherine Crandell Stacy Dimmich Lori Enney Kathy Fenstermacher Carol Gross Kerrie Guran •ALTH H Q N Kathryn Hevezi Julie Hiatt Lauralyn Horton Sharon Johnson Wendy Komocsar Philip Krueger Sheryl Lockhart Sally Matz Christine McComas Jennifer Moore Vicky Nicole Luis Oxholm Cynthia Petri Sharon Pitts Karen Plawecki Michele Quakenbush Margaret Rapula Kim Richards Leslie Seehafer Margaret Shugart Rebecca Smith Stacey Stonecipher Cyndi Suit David Tate Denise Toussaint Roslynn Valiquet Deanna Waalkes Robin Wells Wendelin Wheeler Tonya Williams PI TAE SIGMA NATECMNAL MECHANICAL ■NGENEEMNG HONOMAMY Deb Agarwal Alfred Bowles Terry Brown Larry Buescher Steve Burch Steve Byrd Bruce Cecil Mark Christenson James Eley Robert Ellerhorst Susan Fleener Marisela Garcia Ronald Glass Ron Growe David Henning Rob Kase Tony Lambert Brian LaReau Patrick Markley Jeff McAteer Michael McCullough Paul Rorick Judy Russo Herbert Schwartz Dirk Smith Joseph Sommers Brian Staser Jonathan Stavheim Michael Sum Richard Vanderwalle Fred Vieck Andrew Walter Pam Winkler Stuart Young Within the past thirty years, tremendous technological advances have been made in the fields of nutrition. genetics, disease control, animal management and reproduction, and farm machinery modernization. In order to continue Purdue's high caliber of research, the School of Agriculture is updating its research farms and continuing work on technological applications in farming. Computers are being used both for research and to operate farm machinery. As shown in the Agricultural Engineering Footprint, tractor tire tread development and analysis is being carried out to increase traction and reduce soil compaction. Computerized combines attempt to increase crop yield by adapting the cutting bar to undulating ground and other inconsistencies in a field. The students receive the field experience necessary to be successful in Agriculture. They may work on a cooperative farm, such as the As-grow Co-op. or in Purdue's animal-related programs, such as the new research farms located ten miles northwest of West Lafayette. The new farms. Calvert and Baker, are comprised of fourteen buildings scheduled to be completed by the summer of 1985, and are expressly for the purpose of research on the productivity of certain agricultural species. The scientific aspects of farming and animal husbandry are investigated in research laboratories. They range from salinity's affect on plant growth to genetic manipulation. Agriculture has become a high-tech field as it moves to incorporate the discoveries made in other areas of science and to utilize them. All pNXto cou'trv, al Ajj Commuracobon S«rvk« Top: A computerized combine. Middle: The Asgrow Cooperative Right: Studying plants with an electron microscope. Z: Academia AGRICULTURE SOOOOOOOCCOOCOOCOOOCCCCOOCOOCOO'SOCOOCCOeOCCOOCOOOOSOCOOOOOOOOC 418 THOMAS ACKSEL ELIZABETH ALTMAN MICHELLE ANCIL DAVID APSLEY GREGORY ARBURN VERN ARMAND Elkhart. IN Wheaton. IL Wabash. IN Brookville. IN Princeton. IN Westport. 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Agronomy Forestry Landscape Architecture Ag, Economics Horticulture TERRY CLINE DEBRA CLUPPER DANNY COFFIN WILLIAM COLE. IV SUSAN COLEMAN EDWARD CONNAUGHTON Newburgh. IN Van Buren. IN Elwood. IN Rhinebeck. NY Martinsville. IN Roscommon. Ireland Ag, Mechanization Ag. Education Agronomy Ag. Economics Ag. Economics Turf Science VIRGINIA COPE ERIN CORCORAN JAMES CRAFTON BRYAN CUMMINS THEODORE CYBULARZ CHRISTINE CZAZASTY Camby. IN Cranston. Rl Fountaintown. IN Plymouth. IN Elburn, IL Portage. IN Landscape Mgmt. Animal Science Animal Science Ag, Economics Ag. Economics Forest Management 419 JOHN DANT Louisville. KY Forest Products KEN DERKSEN Mishawaka. IN Ag. Economics PHILIP DEVILLE2 Evansville. IN Agronomy MARY DEWITT Troy. OH Food Science LORRI DICKMEYER Salem. IN Agronomy JON DIETERLEN Crawfordsville. IN Ag. Mecahnization ROBBIE DOWD Laurel. IN Agronomy MICHELLE DRAPER W Lafayette. IN Agronomy DANIEL DRISCOLL Lafayette. IN Wildlife Mgmt. ROBERT EASH Shipshewana. IN General Ag. 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IN Forest Management Academia « scoecoocococoococccooooxiococoocoxooocosooococ z oosoco5ccccccccccococccocooooooooa MARK FLOOD Vevay. IN Animal Science PAULA FRANK Shaker Ht .. OH Food Science NANCY FITZGERALD Lafayette. IN Agronomy GARY FISHER Union City. IN Ag. Economics WILLIAM FENNELLY W. Lafayette. IN Agriculture MARK FINDLEY Terre Haute. IN Ag. Finance DAVID FRASER KEVIN FRITZ SALLY FULLER MELANIE FULLMAN JERRY FULTZ FRANK GALLO Monroeville. IN Fort Wayne. IN Chesterton. IN Cincinnati, OH Cincinnati. OH Big Rats. NY Ag. Communication Biochem. Animal Science Ag. Economics Wildlife Mgmt Food Engineering Agronomy KAY GARWOOD JENNIFER GAWTHROP DAVID GEORGE CARAVETTA GIANANDREA DELYNN GOLDMAN ULYSSES GOOD Monon. IN Goshen. IN W. Lafayette. IN Glendale. AZ Jeffersonville. IN Monterey. 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IN Ag Economics JAMES HESS Dana. IN Ag Economics ALAN HOLCK Bloomington. IN Entomology JOANNE HOLCK W. Lafayette. IN Animal Science LARRY HOLSCHER Vincennes. IN General Ag. MARK HOLSCHER Vincennes. IN Animal Science CONNIE HOUSER Bryant, IN Animal Science JOHN HUMMEL New Castle. IN Animal Science DEBORAH HUNT Richmond. IN Animal Science JERRYIMEL Indianapolis, IN Animal Science TODD JACKSON Sullivan, IN Ag. Economics JAY JOHNSON Atlanta. IN Ag Economics DALE HELLMICH Greensburg. IN Ag. Mechanization SHELLY HOBSON Russiaville. IN Ag. Economics HOLLY HUDSON Warren, OH Natural Resources 422 BRENT KELLAMS Jasper. IN Animal Science Seniors Acodcmia KARL KELLY Porter. IN Ag. Mechanization DONALD KELTNER Plainfield. IN Ag. Mechanization DWAYNE KENDALL Russiaville. IN Animal Science LAURA KENNEDY LaPortc, IN Biochemistry KEVIN KISER Royal Center. IN Ag. Mechanization SANDRA KUTT DAVID LACHMUND Whltehousc Station. NJ W Lafayette. IN Animal Science Ag. Economics DONALD LAWSON Thorntown. IN Animal Science CAROLYN LEAMAN Cedarburg. Wl Landscape Architecture KATHLEEN LAMB Indianapolis. IN Ag. Meteorology RAYMOND LEE LaCrosse. IN Ag Economics LESLIE KNABLE New Albany. IN Animal Science DAVID LEEDY Warsaw. IN Forest Management JOHN LANE Indianapolis. IN Landscape Architecture SARAH LEHNING Holley. NY Ag. Economics BRIDGET KITCHEL Logansport. IN Ag. Finance MICHAEL KLINKER Lafayette. IN General Ag. BRETT LAMONT Mishawaka, IN Ag. Economics MARY KOOPMAN Floyds Knob. IN Plant Protection LORRAINE KREGEL Crown Point. IN Landscape Architecture DARLENE LESER Greenwood. IN Urban Forestry LARRY KNERR Massillon OH Horticulture RICHARD LAWS Westport. IN Ag. Mechanization CHRYS LIBS SHAWN LILE TODD LITTEN DIANA LLANES TIM LOESCH JAMES LOFTON Floyds Knobs. IN Hamlet. IN Bloomington. IN Managua. Nicaragua Columbus. IN Patoka. IN Animal Science Soil and Crop Sciences Ag. Economics Food Science Forest Recreation Ag. Economics RODNEY LUCAS L DAVID LUSE RANDALL LYNCH ELLEN MacDONALD PETER MANCUSO JOHN MAPEL Columbus. OH Lebanon. IN Jonesboro. IN S. Windsor. CT Randolph. NJ South Bend. IN Horticulture Landscape Architecture Animal Science Animal Science Food Science Hort. Production _s£= Academia . - AGRICULTURE 424 BRAD MARLEY MARK MARTIN RANDY MARTIN ERIC MASON CAROL MASSIE LACJRA MAST Greencastle. IN Monroe City. IN Carmel. IN Huntington. IN Rushville, IN Fort Woyne. IN Ag. Economics Animal Science Ag. Economics Ag. Economics Animal Science Horticulture TODD MASTEN VIRGINIA MAY ALBERT MAYES JONATHAN McAFEE CYNTHIA McBURNEY BRIAN McCARTY Greencastle. IN Chatham. NJ Hillsdale, IN Connersvllle. IN Zk nsville. IN W Lafayette, IN Ag. Economics Forest Management Ag Engineering Ag. Engineering Food Science General Ag. BRIAN McKENZIE SUSAN MEADOWS GREGORY MEENTS TIMOTHY MEHNE TAMI MEISTER CATHERINE MESEC Howe. IN Crawfordsville. IN Monticello. IN Jasper. IN Indianapolis. IN Alexandria. VA Ag. 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DAVID VAN BELST Glenview. IL Landscape Architecture TIM VANDERHEYDEN Sooth Bend. IN Ag. Economic JEFF VANDRUNEN South Holland. IL Hort Production EDWARD SOMMERS Bourbon, IN Animal Science RUSSELL STENGER West Harrison. IN Animal Science JOSEPH VIRGIN Clarks Hill. IN Business £ Farm Mgmt. SUZANNE STRIETELMEIER Hope. IN Ag. Economics AGRICULTURE S f ll| a’iS | 2 UJ m all u “ S h o u o c........ OOCOOOOOOCCOCOCOCCGCOCCCCOC COC« Ca OCCCCCC«XX XOGCOOCCCOOCCO I Consumer Family Sciences Clockwise from top: A Restaurant. Hotel, and Institutional Management student learning how to Integrate a computer with her work; A more scientific approach to Foods and Nutrition; A family enjoying CFS's Child Development studies: A student drawing plans for retailing. Consumer and Family Sciences offer five areas of study. Restaurant. Hotel, and Institutional Management is by far the most popular having over half of CFS’s total students. RHI requires both course work and practical experience. Consumer Sciences and Retailing, which includes Apparel Technology and Consumer Affairs, also re quires work experience. One of three meals a day is consumed outside the home today. Qualified Food and Nutrition experts are in demand as public awareness of health risks increases. Child Development and Vocational Education, both can be used as stepping stones to careers in education. although neither area is limited only to education. For example, employment opportunities for Child Specialists range from recreational centers to dealing with juvenile delinquency. Scni0f AOQ Academia —r —-• ---------------------------------------------------------- I CONSUMER FAMILY SCIENCES sccoocococcoooqocQcococococooococoooe« ANITA ADAMS GORDON ALEXANDER MARILYN ALT MARICELA AMEZCUA CLARK ANDERSON MELISSA ANDERSON Anderson. IN Indianapolis. IN Winamoc. IN Lebanon. IN Palos Hts., IL Greensburg. IN Retail Mgmt Retail Mgmt Textile Science Financial Advising RHI Retail Mgmt. JUDE ANKER PAMELA ASKREN THOMAS ATKINS KARLA BAKER KATHY BAKER LAWRENCE BAKER Indianapolis. IN Indianapolis, IN Indianapolis. IN Orleans. IN E. Chicago. IN Titusville. PA Retail Mgmt. RHI RHI Retail Mgmt. RHI RHI MARIA BAKER SUSAN BALES KATHRYN BANKERT DEBRA BARNETT ANDREA BEARDEN DORIS BECKER Morris Plains. NJ Redkey. IN Ztonsville. IN Auroro. CO Gary. IN Fort Wayne. IN Financial Advising Home Economics Environmental Design Home Ec. Ed. RHI RHI MARYANN BECKERICH DIRK BENGEL ANTHONY BERNATOVICZ SUSAN BETULIUS KEVIN BEYMER LULA BLANKENSHIP Indianapolis. IN Valparaiso. IN Doylestown. OH Evansville. IN Terre Haute. IN Indianapolis. IN RHI RHI RHI Child Health RHI RHI RENEE BLOOMFIELD Rome City, IN RHI Senior Academia BRUCE BOHACHEK Kettering, OH Child Development ANN BONIFAS Huntington. IN RHI ANTHONY BOOSE Chicago. IL Financial Advising CARLOS BOROM Gary. IN RHI MICHAEL BOSTON W Lafayette. 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IN RHI ELIZABETH DEPRIE Louisville. KY RHI TERESA DERHEIMER AMY DeWITT Fort Wayne. IN W. Lafayette. IN Financial Advising RHI 432 SHERYL DEXTER Lafayette. IN Financial Advising KERRY DIENHART W Lafayette. IN RHI WILLIAM DIPAOLA Huntingdon. PA RHI LEIGH DITZLER Huntington. IN RHI CATHERINE DIXON Springfield. OH Retail Mgmt DIANE DOBSON W Lafayette. IN Home Ec Ed JOHN DONOVAN MARY ANN DORSEY DENISE DOSIER KIMBERLY DRF.SCH RONDA DUCKWALL DOREEN DUNFEE Rensselaer. IN RHI Seniors Crothersville. IN Financial Advising Forest City. IL Dietetics Kokomo. IN Environmental Design Von Buren. IN Retail Mgmt. Burlington. IN RHI Academia MARY DWYER LCKJANN DYKES DEBRA ELLER W Lafayette, IN Colfax. IN Bnnghurst. IN Dietetics Child Development Retail Mgmt MELISSA ELLIOTT Rising Sun. IN Retail Mgmt STACEY ELLIOTT Hoffman Estates. IL RHI LORI ELMORE HEIDI ENGEL KAREN ENGSTROM KENNETH ERTELT JEANNETTE EZZE NANCY FARGO Greenfield, IN E. Hanover, NJ Indianapolis. IN Fort Wayne. IN Wtllmgburo. NJ Merrillville. IN RHI-Buslncss Retail Mgmt. RHI RHI RHI Apparel Technology BRENDA FARRELL TERRI FERGUSON SANDRA FINLEY NANCY FIPP LAURA FLAKE ANN MARIE FLAMMANG Indianapolis. IN Dyer, IN Hinsdale. IL Leo, IN South Bend. IN Highland Hts.. OH Retail Mgmt Financial Advising Dietetics Dietetics Financial Advising Nutrition Science ELAYNE FLECK Monon, IN Child Development SARA FLETCHER W. Lafayette, IN RHI DIANNA FOSTER Georgetown. IN Financial Advising SUSAN FRAHM Elkhart. IN RHI CATHERINE FRANK Bluffton. IN RHI BONITA FREITAG Mntteson, IL Retail Mgmt. CYNTHIA FREUND Mountainside. NJ RHI NELSON FRYE Zionsvillc. IN Retail Mgmt. PHILIP GABLE Rossville. IN RHI MICHAEL GALT Franklin, IN RHI KERRI GARDNER Westfield. IN Retail Mgmt TINA GAYDAR St. Charles. MO Retail Mgmt. OOOOOOGOGGCCOOO Seniors Academia CONSUMER FAMILY SCIENCES 434 SCOTT GILLIM WILENE GILLIM BRENDA GIRTON LISA GIRTZ THOMAS GOING MARIE GORENFLO Lafayette. IN Lafayette. IN Stilesvllle. IN Monticello, IN Columbus. 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NANCY WOLLENSAK Baton Rouge. LA Public Relations 494 Semot Academia iCCOCOOOCOeOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOeOOOOOOPOOOOOOOPOOOOCOOSCOOOGCOOOOCOCOCOQOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOC socooocococococoococ occoooccccocoooccoooecoooooooooooooooooococcocososoocococooooocoscoscococccocco aGeMenT Dr. Ronald E. Frank is the new Dean of the Management School. He came to Purdue from The Wharton School where he was a professor of marketing from 1968-84. He also was Associate Dean, Vice Dean, and Director of Research and PhD programs in addition to being the Chairman of the Marketing Department. Dr. Frank did his undergraduate work at the University of Illinois, received his BSBA and MBA from Northwestern University and his PhD from the University of Chicago. Dr. Frank was interested in coming to Purdue because of the quality of the programs, the faculty, and the students. However, he is not without his goals for the School of Management. He does not want to be satisfied with the success the School has already attained because the business world is changing so rapidly. Purdue must continue to move with the times. Dr. Frank wants to expand the recruiting base while enlarging both the undergraduate and graduate programs. These programs are also likely to become better integrated during Dr. Frank's tenure, both with the Management School and between Purdue's other schools. Dr. Frank believes that Purdue's Management students can only benefit from increased interaction with students in Purdue's other fine schools and that this benefit will be mutual. The placement service run by the School of Management is also under scrutiny by Dean Frank. Dr. Frank believes that to continue to attract the best students Purdue must continue to offer the prospect of a secure future after graduation. The future of the School of Management looks bright under Dean Frank's leadership. C .Mounoi j. r0 495 MANAGEMENT VELETTA BELL Chicago. IL Industrial Mgmt. KENDRA BETHEL Evansville. IN Accounting DREW BIEHLER Peoria. IL Management NICHOLAS BIZOGKAS Highland. IN Industrial Mgmt. KATHRYN BLEIKAMP Murrysvillc. PA Industrial Mgmt. BRIAN BLEVINS Sparta, NJ Industrial Mgmt. MARK AITON Evansville. IN Accounting TERRY ALBAUGM Valparaiso. IN Management DORETTA AMOS Lafayette, IN Counseling Services JERRY ARMSTRONG Alexandria. IN Industrial Mgmt. RICHARD BABCOCK Chesterton. IN Industrial Mgmt. JAMIE BALES Indianapolis. IN Management CARL BARNEYBACK Winchester. VA Industrial Mgmt. TENNA BATH Washington. IN Management DAVID BEARDEN Bloomington. IL Management RICHARD BOHNY Holmdel, NJ Economics ANNETTA BOLDEN Schenectady. NY Industrial Mgmt. THOMAS BOVINO Manasguan. NJ Management GREGORY BOYER Bedford. IN Industrial Mgmt THOMAS BOYLE Indianapolis. IN Management 496 KATHRYN BRESICH Crown Point. IN Accounting Seniors AC(J,jr.m: , =COCOCOCCCO SOCOCOCOGOOOt SAMUEL BRISTOL. JR Kokomo. IN Industrial Mgmt. LESLIE BROST Boswell. IN Management BARBARA BROWN Bozeman, MT Management PHYLLIS BROWN Gary. IN Accounting OOOOOCOOOOOOOOdOOC WILLIAM BROWN Cambridge. OH Accounting Management SCOTT AXELROD Honolulu. HI Economics DANIEL BLOUIN Oak Lawn. IL Management RICHARD ADAMS. II McHenry. IL Management JEFFREY ACKERMAN Evansville. IN Industrial Mgmt SUZANNE DAVIS ANNE DE MELIO STEPHEN DEARDORFF SHARON DEKOCK FRANCIS DEYOUNG NOREEN DITTRICH Forest, IN Chatham. NJ Indianapolis. IN Fair Oaks. IN Leroy. NY Fort Wayne. IN Accounting Management Finance Management Industrial Mgmt. Industrial Mgmt. MANAGEMENT cocccoooocooooccoooscccoqoococooooooooooooo 498 ROBERT DOBIS JANICE DOBRZYKOWSKI KIMBERLY DOCTOR SHARON DOENGES LLEWELLYN DORTCH DONNA DOUGLASS Gary. IN South Bend. IN Schererville. IN Fort Wayne. IN Akron. OH Chicago. IL Accounting Industrial Mgmt Accounting Accounting Accounting Manegement Accounting DIANE DUMOUCHEL DIANE DYSERT LAURA ERB KAREN FANG DOUGLAS FAUDE MARGARET FIEDLER Wellesley. MA Indianapolis, IN Lafayette. IN Parsippany. NJ Colgate. Wl Barrington. IL Accounting Industrial Mgmt Industrial Relations Industrial Mgmt. Industrial Accounting BETH FINN PEGGY FISH MATTHEW FITZGERALD RANDI FLAUM POLLY FORD DONNA FOWLER Potomac. MD Lafayette. IN Chicago. IL Rockaway. NJ Birmingham, Ml S. Chicago. IL Industrial Mgmt. Management Management Accounting Industrial Mgmt. Accounting SARAH FOWLER Evansville. IN Industrial Mgmt. JUDE FREIBURGER Foct Wayne. IN Accounting THOMAS FRITZ Winamac. IN Management PHILIP GABLE Crawfordsville. IN Industrial Mgmt. ROSS GARDNER N. Judson. IN Management SALLY GARDNER Beech Grove. IN Management ANTHONY GARRETT Chicago, IL Industrial Mgmt INDRE GASKA Midland. Ml Industrial Mgmt CATHERINE GATES KELLY GERMAN KEVIN GIACOMINI STUART GILCHRIST Indianapolis, IN Lafayette. IN San Mateo. CA Indianapolis. IN Management Management Management Management Seniors I JOAN GLASSON STEVEN GOUDREAU SUZANNE GRAMBO GLENN GRAMLING VIRGINIA GULLIVER JANICE GOTWEIN Seymour. IN New Hyde Park. NY Schererville. IN IndianopoLs. IN Michigan City. IN Frarrcesville. IN Accounting Management Management Industrial Mgmt Management Management PAMELA GUYER TERRI HALL JULIA HAMILTON BARBRO HAMMOND KEN HAPPE SUSAN HARDT Evansville. IN Rockville. IN Indianapolis. IN W. Lafayette. IN Evansville. IN Merrillville. IN Industrial Mgmt Accounting Industrial Mgmt. . Accounting Marketing Accounting JOHN HAY JOSEPH HELLER LISA HERSHMAN TAMARA HICKS TIMOTHY HILL KURT HOEVEL Plymouth, MN Ploinvlew. NY St. Louis. MO Lipton. IN Waynetown. IN Fort Wayne. IN Management Accounting Accounting Management Management Management GREGORY HOLTMAN SHIH LEE HSU DOREEN HUBER BENNY HUDSON. Jr. JULIE HUMMEL NANCY INGELS Jeffersonville. IN Billings. NY W. Lafayette. IN Indianapolis. IN Columbus. OH Kokomo. IN Industrial Mgmt. Industrial Mgmt. Accounting Finance Management Management NINA JOHNSON Gary, IN Accounting KENNETH JONES Coral Springs. FL Industrial Mgmt TERESA JONES Gary. IN Accounting SHERI JORGENSEN Yorkville. IL Accounting SCOTT KELLER New Carlisle. IN Management GREGORY KIEFER W Lafayette. IN Industrial Mgmt Seniors Academio 499 KATHLEEN KINDER A BRADLEY KIRCHOFF MICHAEL KLIPSCH Fort Wayne. IN Plainfield. IN Indianapolis. IN Management Accounting Industrial Mgmt. SUSAN KORTE WILLIAM KRAMBEER RONALD KRUGER Metuchen. NJ Rolling Meadows. IL Francesville. IN Accounting Industrial Mgmt. Management PATRICIA KUESPERT MICHAEL LAMPTON JOHN LAURIE CHERYL LAVENDUSKY BRAD LAW LORI LEONARD Lafayette. IN Bluffton. IN Fort Wayne. IN Gary. IN Converse. IN Fort Woyne. IN Economics Management Industrial Mgmt Accounting Management Industrial Management MARI UNKOSKY VALERIE LO ROGER LOESCH LUKE LOGAN JAMES LONG CARRIE LOUGH Pittsburgh. PA Brazil. IN Skcasunna. NJ Westfield. IN Western Springs. IL Hobart. IN Management Management .Management Management Industrial Mgmt Management DOUGLAS LUERS CHARLES LUNDSTROM JUDY MALONE KEITH MANGES JAMES MARTER ELIZABETH MARTIN Crown Point. IN Woodstock. IL Gary. IN LaPorte. IN Bartonvllle. IL Wheaton. IL Industrial Mgmt. Industrial Mgmt. Industrial Mgmt Management Industrial Mgmt. Accounting 500 NICK MASOTTI BRIAN MAXWELL STEPHEN MCCARTHY KATHLEEN McCLURG KATHLEEN McDAVITT STUART McDOUGALL Crown Point. IN South Bend. IN Ridgefield. CT Erie. PA Westfield. IN Fort Wayne. IN Accounting Industrial Mgmt. Finance Industrial Mgmt. Management Industrial Mgmt. Seniors Academia BOBBI McGREW Rochester. IN Accounting PATRICK METALLIC LAC1RA MICHAEL Indianapolis. IN Pendleton, IN Management Management TODD MOORE MICHAEL MORAN Ligonler, IN Indianapolis. IN Management Industrial Mgmt THERESA NEIDRACJER KENNETH NEWMAN Fort Wayne. IN Indianapolis. IN Accounting Management KENNETH OCHI Sterling. IL Marketing RAE ELLYN OFENBECK Barrington. IL Industrial Mgmt KYLE McMAHAN Fort Wayne. IN Management CYNTHIA MOHNS Nopervillc. IL Industrial Mgmt. ANTHONY MORRIS Gary. IN Management NEIL NEWMARK St. Louis. MO Industrial Mgmt. MICHAEL PAHUD Indianapolis. IN Finance RONALD McQUILLIN STEPHEN MEEKER Valparaiso, IN Munster. IN Management Industrial Mgmt. GEORGE MOLCHAN THOMAS MONTALBANO Highland. IN Elmwood Park. IL Industrial Mgmt. Accounting SHARLENE MORRIS RICHARD MROZ Gary. IN Gary. IN Accounting Accounting R. TODD NODEN MICHAEL NORRIS Ann Arbor. Ml Arlington Hts IL Industrial Mgmt. Industrial Mgmt. KEVIN PALMER Indianapolis. IN Industrial Mgmt. JANET PARSANKO Hammond. IN Economics SHARON MOORE Indianapolis. IN Management JAMES MCJHL Kokomo. IN Accounting NANCY O'NEAL Indianapolis. IN Industrial Mgmt. JAN PEARD W Lafayette. IN Accounting Seniors Academia MARY MEHARG Indianapolis. IN Industrial Mgmt. TIERNEY McHANEY Fort Wayne. IN Finance MANAGEMENT BENJAMIN RICHARDSON Battle Ground, IN Industrial Mgmt. KENNETH ROSENSTEIN Milton, MA Industrial Mgmt. APRIL SAKARA Weirton. WV Industrial Mgmt. DENISE SATTLER Lafayette, IN Accounting THOMAS SCANLAN Borrlngton, IN Industrial Mgmt. JAN SCHMIDT Lalayelte, IN Management JULIE RENBARGER Wabash. IN Accounting RANDALL REUTER St. Louis. MO Industrial Mgmt JENNIFER REYNOLDS Carmel. IN Management DIANE SCHOEN Barrington, IL Accounting DAN SCOTT Racine. Wl Management Marketing WILLIAM SCOTT Northbrook. IL Industrial Mgmt. MARK SHELLEY N. Palm Beach. FL Industrial Mgmt. LANCE SHELTON Clifton. NJ Accounting USA SCHNAITH St. John. IN Management PHILIP PECK W. Lafayette. IN Industrial Mgmt. RANDY PETERS Rockford. IL Management LAURA PETERSON Portage. IN Accounting JOSEPH POI Munster. IN Industrial Mgmt. TIMOTHY POLAND Indianapolis. IN Management CAROLE POTTER Sarasoto, FL Management BLAIR SMITH Hammond, IN Marketing JUNE SMITH Brookville, IN Management DENISE SNYDER Lafayette. IN Management PATRICIA PRATS Tegucigalpa. Honduras. C.A. Industrial Mgmt. JONATHAN REED Decatur. GA Industrial Mgmt. 502 ALTON SHIELDS Gary. IN Industrial Mgmt. RANDALL SIENKOWSKI Valparaiso, IN Management THOMAS SLONE San Jose. CA Management SANDY POYNTER Grcencostlc. IN Management SANDRA STRAUSS GARY SWEET VICKIE SWINFORD W. Lafayette. IN Indianapolis. IN Hillsdale, IN Management Industrial Mgmt. Accounting KELLY THENO TERRI THISTLETHWAITE ANGELA THOMAS Columbus. IN Carmel. IN 8rownsville. TN Management Industrial Mgmt Management DARREN TOUSEULL Richmond. IN Industrial Mgmt. GREGORY TUDOR Monrovia. IN Management CHERYL UPSHAW E. Chicago. IL Industrial Mgmt. ERIC VOLK BRIAN WADE CATHERINE WAGNER Overland Park. KS Sterling. VA Carmel. IN Management Management Accounting NATALIE STIT2 Lafayette. IN Management JEAN TEWS W. Lafayette. IN Management ROBERT TONELLI Montvale. NJ Management TYLER VIERNOW St. Charles. IL Management LORI TARABEK Elkhart. IN Economics ANGELA THOMAS Chicago. IL Management SUZANNE VAUGHAN Lafayette. IN Management GLENDA WARD Gary. IN Industrial Mgmt, TRACY STEWART Floyds Knobs. IN Accounting VERONICA TAYLOR Gary. IN Industrial Mgmt. TIMOTHY TOMASIC Merrillville. IN Accounting LAWRENCE VERACCO Lafayette. IN Industrial Mgmt RICHARD WATSON Beech Grove. IN Accounting COREY SOELDNER Glen Ellyn. IL Management SEPTEMBER SPORE Vincennes. IN Management KAREN STACK Hammond. IN Management CARRIE STELLER Fort Wayne. IN Management SEAN STEWART Wabash. IN Industrial Mgmt. Seniors Academia 503 = ■ X) to £ H ;rg ®1 2 S' 2 c ' c 2 T S'ockbr..fr PHARmacy Health SCIENCES J 0runf y Top and Middle: Students working in the Purdue Student Pharmacy; Bottom: In the Phor mocy laboratory. The School of Pharmacy and Health Sciences is primarily concerned with educating students through classwork, research, and actual experience in areas which concern the improvement of the population's health and environment. Undergraduate plans of study are offered in eleven disciplines including medical technology, health physics, industrial hygiene, and prepharmacy. The School's excellence can be attributed to the strong curriculum which students must complete. The curriculum is extremely diverse, and includes courses from almost every department at Purdue. For example, students in industrial hygiene and health physics are required to take twenty hours of chemistry and eighteen hours of biology and physics. Courses can also include pharmacology, toxicology, agronomy, entomology, and even meteo- rology. This curriculum provides breadth as well as depth. A second strength of the School is the internship program. The areas of health physics and industrial hygiene both encourage internships, primarily during the summer. Students in health physics can work at nuclear power plants or at Purdue in the Radiation Control Office, while industrial hygiene students can work in places such as chemical industries. Students in the medical technology program obtain training in various medical clinics while receiving thirty two credits. Most students in Pharmacy and Health Sciences are graduate students: they learned of the School from other students. Only three or four schools like the School of Pharmacy and Health Sciences exist nationally: even internationally. Purdue's is recognized for its excellence in the field. PHARMACY, NURSING HEALTH SCIENCES = ccccocc caooooococc HAMID ABBASPOUR W. Lafayette. IN Pharmacy MARGARET ALBERSON Carmel. IN Health Sciences JOYCE ALLISTON W. Lafayette. IN Nursing JEFFREY ANSPAUGH Shelbyvllle. IN Health Physics BRITT ARULF Cincinnati. OH Pharmacy ANN AUBRUNER Hammond. IN Pharmacy 506 MICHELE BABER INHI BAE DAVID BANKS TRACY BEAVERS M. LISA BECKMEYER MOLLY BELL Wapakoneta. OH Indianapolis. IN Brownstown. IN Bedford. IN Alton. IL Evansville. IN Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy Medical Technology DIANA BELTER JULIE BENNETT TERRI BERGER THERESA BISCHOFF CYNTHIA BLOOM LEEANN BOBLITT Carmel. IN Gary. IN Jasper. IN Cruthersville. IN Fort Wayne. IN Anderson. IN Medical Technology Nursing Nursing Nursing Medical Technology Pharmacy SUSAN BONDI FAITH BONTRAGER SAMUEL BORGERT LORI BOWEN ELIZABETH BOYLE WENDY BROCKETT Valparaiso. IN W. Lafayette. IN Indian Shores. FL Marion. IN Columbus. IN W. Lafayette. IN Pharmacy Nursing Pharmacy Pharmacy Nursing Health Sciences CONNIE BROWN Aurora. IL Pharmacy Seniors GRETCHEN BRUNER Mishawaka. IN Pharmacy KEVIN BURRIS Lebanon. IN Pharmacy JENNIFER BURT Carmel. IN Pharmacy NANCY CALLAHAN Casey. IL Pharmacy CONNIE CALMER Seymour. IN Pharmacy Academia ?|e 1|| 2 £ 2 I 3 -e =•18 r- 2 ■a m rn Isc 3 ! 2 o r m ■2 3 5 5 m 1 I5 hi S c x £ n 2 '_ 2 2 !;2S X m 2 H cl II r3 79 8 ■_ 2 i ?g S 2 f|S 3 p s 23 H _ 2 2 ui o ■ 1 oooooocoooooooocooecoooooco-scccoccoscccocoooooocooooeoocccoooooco soccoi KOC« K K OOOOOOCCCCC JEAN GILBERT Kokomo. IN Nursing GREGORY GREEN N. Vernon. IN Pharmacy TONYA GRIM Madiera Beach. FL Pharmacy BARBARA HAEHNER Carmel. IN Pharmacy DENICE HAINES Georgetown. OH Pharmacy TAMMY HAUN Bartonville. IL Pharmacy PHARMACY, NURSING HEALTH SCIENCES CAROLYN FELTON Brownsburg, IN Pharmacy MARIA FLORES Syracuse. NY Health Physics JENNIFER FOOTS Kokomo. IN Nursing MARY LEE FUCHS Cincinnati. OH Medical Technology TERRY GANS Howe. IN Pharmacy BARBARA GIBSON Racine. Wl Pharmacy TERESA HEDGES ELAINE HERLITZ Wabash, IN Lowell. IN Pharmacy Nursing LAURA HILLMAN PATRICIA HOFFMAN JANET HOLLAND MARSHA HOPKINS South Bend. IN Indianapolis. IN Indianapolis. IN Frankfort. IN Pharmacy Medical Technology Medical Technology Medical Technology 508 CHERYL JAGLA JANE JAKOPCO JAY JALOVEC DEBRA JAQUA JILL JEREB ANGELA JOHNSON South Bend. IN Carmel. IN Indianapolis. IN W. Lafayette. IN Lafayette. IN Marion. IN Pharmacy Medical Technology Health Physics Environmental Health Nursing Medical Technology JANET KARLIX Lafayette. IN Pharmacy TRISHA KELLY Columbus. IN Environmental Toxicology JOAN KELWEY Lakewood. OH Nursing LORI KERESTES Rochelle. IL Pharmacy WENDY KOMOCSAR Hobart. IN Medical Technology PAMELA KRAASE Kokomo. IN Health Physics ic coosccocccoocoocooocooooooooooooooocooooooooooc«oc scoccccoososoocosooccoooooooeoo JANE KUBIAK USA KUHN SUSAN LANGLEY ELIZABETH LARSON HELEN LEONARD TAMMY LENIG South Bend. IN Waldron. IN Danville. IL Lafayette. IN Westchester. IL Rolling Prairie. IN Pharmacy General Health Science Pharmacy Pharmacy Nursing Pharmacy JILL LEWIS NADINE LINDLEY LESLIE LONG SHERYL LOWENHAR JILL LUCAS MELINDA MARSZALEK Crowfordsville. IN Algonquin. IL Elwood. IN Elkhart. IN Portage. IN Michigan City. IN Pharmacy Pharmacy Nursing Pharmacy Nursing Pharmacy IVETTE MARTINEZ JEFFREY MASON LEIGH MATHES RALPH T. MELORO. V JILL MEYER SCOTT MINNETTE Rio Piedras. P.R Kokomo, IN New Albany. IN Morris Plains. NJ Indianapolis. IN Haubstadt. IN Pharmacy Health Physics Pharmacy Pharmacy Nursing Pharmacy CINDY MOOLIN MICHELLE MOORE LISA MORAVCHIK BEVERLY MURPHY JILL MYERS JOANNE NELSON W. Lafayette. IN Muncle. IN Greenwood. IN South Bend. IN Indianapolis. IN Valparaiso. IN Nursing Pharmacy Medical Technology General Health Science Nursing Community Health CAROL NIEPOKOJ Crown Point. IN Pharmacy JAYNE NILSON Angola. IN Pharmacy DAVID NIXON Lawrenceburg. IN Pharmacy JERRI NOBLE Tell City. IN Medical Technology JOAN NOEL Indianapolis. IN Nursing KRISTEN ODEE Westlake. OH Health Physics Seniors Academia 509 a u. — A. S IH 2S£4 x _i co — I! o a: x w - g “Z'S gf! V r □ -j a - x 11 | | 3£ $ X u. jj ■ r= I! rffr Ul u gs £ ? UJ 5 E T. I Z X a y u . 2 S 2- cc V c J« O U l! 113 ill § I! 5 m 2 2 ?! Ci _j I3 3 fM 5S 5 jfp its a58 ?l| 111 ■_ 2 c 512 PHARMACY, NURSING HEALTH SCIENCES KIMBRA ZIMMERMAN Portland. IN Nursing Right and below: Students at work in the Pharmacy School's laboratories. DEBRA WYATT Park Ridge. IL Pharmacy Academia CCOCCCOOOCOOCCOCCOOCCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOCOOOMCOOSOC. I The School of Science, one of Purdue's most active schools, has been frequently recognized for its many accomplishments in several areas. One of these areas is the excellence in the Computer Center. It was chosen as one of three National Super Computer Centers by the National Science Foundation. The School hosted this year's meeting of the National Association of Biology Teachers, and, for the last three years, one of ten Churchill Fellowships to study at Cambridge University was given to someone within the School of Science. Among the special projects of the school are Dr. Phil Fuchs' robot. shown here, the remodeling of the Memorial Gym to be the Computer Science Department, and a second experiment on the Space Shuttle. Finally. Dr. Michael Rossman. a biologist, has recently been admitted to the National Academy of Science in recognition for his outstanding contributions to the field of biology. He is currently studying the cold virus. Purdue is proud of the School of Science and its well deserved reputation. Its excellence, as well as receiving many awards, is sure to continue. Senior Academia OCOOOOOQOOOCC SCIENCE WILLIAM ABRAHAM FORREST ADAM. JR. ALDO ALAMO PAUL ALEKNA GREGORY ALFONSO RHONDA APSLEY Murrysvllle. PA Sellersburg. IN Rio Picdras. PR. W. Lafayette. IN Indianapolis. IN N. Vernon. IN Chemistry Computer Science Biology Computer Science Computer Science Atmospheric Sciences RANDALL AUTRY LaPorte. IN Biology DANIEL AYERS Crown Point. IN Mathematics WAYNE BAKER W. Lafayette. IN Chemistry Physics ROBERT BALAZS Midland, Ml Computer Science MARIA BANTER North Manchester. IN Biology BRENT BASS Indianapolis. IN Meteorology MARY BASTIAN MICHAEL BEAR CHRISTINE BEAUCHAMP KEVIN BECKMAN JOHN 8EEMAN HEATHER BEER Lake Worth. FL Akron. OH W. Lafayette. IN Crown Point. IN Anderson, IN Milford. IN Computer Science Physics Chemistry Microbiology Moth w Computer Science Chemistry PETER BEERY Etna Green. IN Computer Science PETER BELMONTE Waukegan. IL Mathematics LYNNE BEMIS Wildwood. IL Biology ATUL BHARGAVA Fort Wayne. IN Mathematics DAVID BIBER MurrysviUe. PA Computer Science SCOTT BIGGER Crookston. MN Computer Science 514 LYN BLACKBURN TIMOTHY BLACKBURN KARI BLAHO JEFFREY BLOCH MAHESH BOMMARAJU THOMAS BOOTH Newport News. VA Highland. IN Paragould, AR w. Lafayette. IN Grand Island. NY Munster. 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IN Crown Point. IN MARIA WEGH South Bend. IN Computer Science RICHARD WHITE. II New Castle. IN Computer Science WILLIAM YACCINO Des Plaines. IL 526 Computer Science Seniors Academia Atmospheric Sciences Computer Science 7 ? fa? ■ s s- 2 52. = o JOCOOCOCOOCOCOOOCOCOOOOOOOO' 528 Seniors Ml cf-xov by I (Vnnell Clockwise from top lelt: Students In the computet technology laboratory: looking up at the Maurice Knoy Hall of Technology; a view of the building during the fall semester: studying hard. Academia y socoeococoococcooooooGocooocooooooooooooooooocoocooocoococccocoooocooGoooooooooco' Above: the Maurice G. Knoy Hall of Technology: Left: Mommy, ore we done yet? After two years of construction and much anticipation, the School of Technology opened the doors of its new Hall of Technology to the students of Purdue. Located on the corner of Northwestern and Grant streets, the Maurice G. Knoy Hall of Technology, costing an estimated $14.8 millon and designed by Steve Ford of Walter Scholer and Associates, a Lafayette area firm, was put to use. The impressive structure houses eleven classrooms, one being a unique U-shaped room facilitating easy instruction. The building contains a computer laboratory and space for the Student Services Center, which in eludes the counseling office and two conference rooms. Other departments in the school will also be in the building. though not all have moved in yet. The building was dedicated on October 13. 1984. Its namesake. Maurice Knoy. served five terms on the Board of Trustees including serving as President from 1968 to 1980. He was also director and president of the Purdue Alumni Association. The decision to honor him was by a unanimous vote of the current Board of Trustees. JK)OWC CO y SOCOOCCCOCOCCOCOKOC«OOCCOCOCOOCOCOSCCCCCCCCCC«C S -n or Academia 529 TECHNOLOGY y OOOCOOOCOOOCOOOOCOCOCOOCOOCCCOCOCCCCOCCCOCCOOCCCOCOOOOOOOOOOC 530 ROBERT ABEL FRANK ABILA DOUGLAS ABNEY RUSSELL ADAIR MARK ALLMAN CHRIS ALYEA Coraopolis. PA Hobart. IN Lafayette. IN Hemlock. IN Wheaton. IL Lafayette. IN Aviation Aviation Mechanical Engr. Supervision Mechanical Engr. Computer RICK ANNABLE Chesterton. IN Mechanical Engr. MIKE ANTIC Merrillville. IN Mechanical Engr. CARRIE ARNOLD Fillmore. IN Computer ROSEMARY AUSTIN Burlington. IN Electrical Engr. JOSEPH AYMONIN Miami Beach, FL Aviation THOMAS BAKER Indianapolis. IN Building Construction TODD BAKER SUSAN BALAZ ROSE KATHY BALSER WILLIAM BARAN JOHN BARLOW MICHAEL BARNEY Columbus. IN Lafayette. IN Muncle. IN Griffith. IN Michigan City. IN Asheville. NC Supervision Computer Supervision Supervision Mechanical Engr. Building Construction THOMAS BARTHELME JOHN BATCHELDER ROBERT BAUMGARDNER New Lenox. IL W Lafayette. IN South Bend. 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IN Supervision Building Construction DENNIS WEISS MICHELLE WELLS Union Mills. IN Mount Clemens. Ml Electrical Engr. Mechanical Engr. RONALD WERTZ PETER WETZEL Cutler. IN Lafayette, IN Computer Building Construction CHRISTOPHER WEVER Brownstown. IN Aviation BRIAN WHEAT Beech Grove. IN Electrical Engr. BRYAN WIKIRK Oolitic. IN Building Construction BRIAN WILCOX Goshen. IN Building Construction JEFFREY WILDER Carmel. IN Supervision SONYA WILLIAMS Pompano Beach. FL Supervision JOHN WILSON KATHRIENE WILSON BEN WITHERED SHERRI WOLF SETH WOLINS SCOTT WOOD W. Lafayette. IN Fort Wayne. IN Dillsboro. IN W. Lafayette. IN Ames. IA Logansport. IN Computer Supervision Building Construction Supervision Supervision Electrical Engr. KIMBERLY WOODY Indianapolis. IN Supervision MARK WRAY Twelve Mile. IN Supervision DAVID WRIGHT Cleveland Hts.. OH Supervision PAUL WROBLE Canton Center. CT Aviation DANNY WYMAN Elkhart. IN Building Construction DAVID YASTE Franklin. IN Mechanical Eng: HENRY YEE Indianapolis. IN Computer DEBORAH ZEHNER Grccnport. NY Aviation MICHAEL ZEHNER Monticello. IN Mechanical Engr. LAURA ZINK Lafayette. IN Mechanical Engr JAMES ZOCKOLL Greentown. IN Aviation 543 Perspective ™?!os!ng 545 «oj r aAiisddsj 9P9 ==?£ 549 J Fo« 550 Perspective INDEX Student Organizations And Activities Acacia 164 Accounting Club 305 Ag Council 312 Ag Mech Club 389 Agronomy Club 30 Alpha Chi Omega 145 Alpha Chi Rho 165 Alpha Delta Pi 146 Alpha Epsilon 337 Alpha Gamma Delta 147 Alpha Gamma Rho 167 Alpha Kappa Lambda 168 Alpha Lambda Delta 411 Alpha Mu 389 Alpha Omicron Pi 148 Alpha Phi 149 Alpha Phi Omega 308 Alpha Sigma Delta 385 Alpha Sigma Phi 170 Alpha Tau Omega 171 Alpha Xi Delta 150 Alpha Zeta 350 AIESEC 2% ASAE 337 ASCE 311 ASID 310 ASME 353 ASPS 322 Anchorette Society 309 Ann Tweedale Coop 206 Arash Soccer Club 288 AET 301 AWS 301 Beta Gamma Sigma 408 Beta Sigma Psi 172 Beta Theta Pi 173 Bicycle Racing Club 286 Big Brothers Big Sisters 388 Black Cultural Center 382 Block and Bridle 315 Block P 387 Boiler Babes 369 BTPF 316 Cary 69 Ceres 312 Chauncey Coop 211 Cheerleaders 384 Chi Omega 151 Christian Concert Comm. 348 Circle Pines 212 College Republicans 367 Collegiate 4-H Club 314 CEC 347 CFSC 313 Crew Club 278 Dairy Club 323 DPMA 332 Debris Junior Board 294 Debris Senior Board 290 Debris Reps 137 Delta Chi 174 Delta Gamma 152 Delta Sigma Phi 175 Delta Sigma Theta 153 Delta Tau Delta 176 Delta Theta Sigma 177 Delta CJpsilon 178 Dover Coop 213 Earhart Hall 73 Epsilon Sigma Gamma 368 Equestrian Club 285 Eta Sigma Gamma 415 Evans Scholars 179 Exponent Booster Club 324 Fairway Coop 214 Farmhouse 180 Film Society 320 Food Science Club 319 Fowler Courts 82 Gamma Phi Beta 154 Gemini Coop 215 GHI 36 Glenwood Coop 207 Golden Gavel 323 Golden Key 412 Grand Prix Foundation 303 The Greek 331 Gymnastics Club 281 Harrison Hall 84 Horticultural Society 313 HSSE Student Council 331 IDEAS 307 IMSA 345 Interfraternity Council 390 Iron Key 302 Junior Panhellenic 353 Judo Club 279 Kappa Alpha Theta 155 Kappa Delta Pi 333 Kappa Delta Rho 181 Kappa Epsilon 335 Kappa Kappa Gamma 156 Kappa Kappa Psi 338 Kappa Psi 334 Kappa Sigma 182 Kneale Coop 216 Lacrosse Club 287 Lambda Chi Alpha 183 Maclure Coop 208 Mar wood Coop 217 McCutcheon Hall 90 Meredith Hall 98 Mortar Board 298 Nordic Ski Club 281 Occupational Outlook 367 OCSA 220 Old Masters 349 Omega Chi Epsilon 409 Omicron Delta Kappa 349 Omicron Nu 409 Panhellenic 352 Phi Beta Chi 159 Phi Beta Kappa 410 Phi Delta Theta 184 Phi Eta Sigma 406 Phi Gamma Delta 185 Phi Kappa Psi 186 Phi Kappa Sigma 187 Phi Kappa Tau 188 Phi Kappa Theta 201 Phi Mu 157 Phi Sigma Kappa 189 Pi Beta Phi 158 Pi Kappa Alpha 190 Pi Kappa Phi 191 Pi Tau Sigma 415 Powerlifting Club 282 Pre-Law Club 307 PRSSA 346 PESC 318 PEM 385 PFSB 330 PMO 378 PRO 300 PSA 356 PSC 341 PSEA 297 PSHC 306 PSHEA 343 PSPE 309 PSCJB 370 Reamers Club 342 Residence Hall Council 137 Rochdale Co-op 218 ROTC Rangers 365 Russian Club 351 Sailing Club 280 School of Mgmt. Council 386 Science Student Council 305 Sherman Co-op 219 Shoemaker Co-op 209 Shreve Hall Sigma Alpha 160 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 192 Sigma Chi 183 Sigma Kappa 161 Sigma Nu 194 Sigma Phi Epsilon 195 Sigma Pi 196 Sigma Tau Delta 336 Ski Club 284 Skull and Crescent 350 SAE 341 SEA 336 Soc. of Black Engineers 351 SMM 306 Soc. of Prof. Engineers 341 SWE 386 St. Thom s Council 340 SCA 332 SCC 339 Students in Engin. Tech. 321 Student Nurses Association 343 Tarkington Hall 112 Tau Beta Pi 414 Tau Beta Sigma 338 Tau Kappa Epsilon 197 Terry Courts 110 Theta Chi 198 Theta Tau 199 Theta Xi 200 Tomahawk 347 Trap and Skeet Club 282 Triangle 202 Twin Pines Co-op 210 220th Cadet Wing 366 Waterpolo Club 283 Wiley Hall 118 Windsor Halls 124 Women in Communications 368 Zeta Tau Alpha 162 Irxlex Undergraduate Students Atbaipour Hamid Abbott, Brmda Abbot. Jana Abb Jeremy Abe Robert AbaW. Adam Abe®. Anne Abeb. .HaA Abrek V-tona Abernathy. Stephen Abrl . Fiank Abna, Douglai Abu bam Vk'Mam Abtle.. Emily ADuchabe CaDt-l Abudo. Ralaei Abutam a, Gary Ache L‘ a Achm Kay Ackerman. Jeffrey AafcacC Thcmat Acton. Brian Acton. Cordon Ada. Rvtten Adam Cn Adam Forte ! Adam M-hatl Adam . Aruta Adam . Gerais Adam . Job Adam . Kim Adam . Kenbrfly Adam , Levexe Adam . Mark Adam . M baa Adtm . Rkhard Adam Rick Adam . Tam. AdSKhik. IVil AdatcNk. M .11.am Ade on, Sandy AdUna, Nancy AdKi lf Alrtrod Ida Agtrwal Oeb Ag rr. Natal Agnew Bow A rwa. Gregor, AgHtn. Maria Agrawal Ann Agrawal. Manpj Agueo. Cecil-Abbe. Km Ahem M e Ahern Nancy ANfeldt .Mar, ANgren David Atebo. Lor. Aten Matk Aker Pamela Aktar. Mutat Alamo. Aids Alanhxw Mark Alano. Chrt iopn t Albaugh Taery Alber. Jud. Alber Ralph Alber ion Margate! Attkn. Carton Allan. Rand, Albrecht Deni Albright Georg-Albugh. Tarry Alderman Aaron Akkra Paul Akoduft. Mary Aka Norm Alexander. Abb, Aleiandee. Am, Akxaoder. Dare Aleiandee. Cordon Alexander, Kant Aleiandee. Laura Alexander Scott Alton to Gregory Ah. Far ah 506 7 128. 30® ltd 5M 112 W 311. 44 190 444 M2 530 530 514 86 444 341. 444 444 141 74 155 495 46 319. 418 196 229 530 78 514 170.474 430 92 444 1)1 1)1 159 27) 166. 342. 444 496 120.202 299. 476 27) 114 332 343 211 152 444 323. 476 351. 444 444 104 332 332 476 476 166 155 27 170 476 496 126 171 514 167 444 496 129 306 506 114 114 476 305 70 176 229 514 127 83 130 154 273 430 444 102 103 167, 315 514 102 AJkhm Mark Abtrt. Angela Aten. Jmn.fer Abm. Kuit Aden, Lr a ABan. Stanley ABrnton John ABgord. Greg AWyen Je« ABnon. Marianne ABk on Michael ANitcon. Joyce Allman. Mark Aline,. hatm Alow Mike Aired. Eluabcth Alt Barry Alt. Mardyn Alt Rebecca Alt Ronald Altman tkiabeth 183 346 244 183 206 175 168 2 273 152 370. 476 506 198. 530 101 179 476 164 359 430 159 444 102. 313 418 Altman Kcm 190 Altman Mat,lou 362 Alutedt, Mat, 74 Alyea. Curt 530 Amaya. Math 444 Amber Davtl 476 Amber Kathryn 51. 476 Ambrose. Je t 166 Amet. Craig 306 A meroue. Mertcefa 410 Ammerman Curt! 444 Amo Doretta 496 Amo, Ladaa 03. 476 Amo Lon 102 Amport Ima 92 An.tcV.er Ma.k 165 Anaxtaws Michael 165. 444 And. Kevm 444 And, Much— 72. 73 418 Ander M e 112 Ander cet. Andrea 131 AnSetton. Bran 444 ArtSertoev Clark 430 Ander ton Dtvtd 167 330 Ander ton. Don 229 Anderton fcrrc 229 Ande en George 361 Anderton. Glenn B4 Anderton. George 305 AoSerton. Am 167 Acdervcn Judy 76 Anderton. Kimbeit) 126 Andnm Mekiia 369 430 Ander ten Make M2 Anderton Neal 342 Aider tor Pamela 382. 476 Aider ion. Paul 444 Anderton. Pete 185. 370 Arderteet. Peler 444 Aideiven Pht.p 334 Anderton. Rachel 101 Andetton. Rohn 363 And-raft Laura 146 Andre . Brenda 476 Andret Nancy 476 Andrew M 185 Andrew Paul 87 Andrew Rich 83 Andrew . R b«n 476 Andrew Tammy 155 Andrew . Ted 115 Andrew Tom 195 390 Anger man. Krtytme 99 An(pe. Joiene 129 AnheUer Xatter 121 Anjonet. Mid—lie 47 Ankenbruck Eve 476 Anker. Juke 430 AnnaOie R k 530 Anne. Couhec 346 Annelyx. Bette— 03 Ann, Wa ne 168 Antlevger. Steian 444 Antpaugh. Jeft’ey 506 Antic, Mike 530 Anton. Chente— 99 Antry. Gabrelle 382 Anyure . Edgards 444 Apt ley David 418 Aptley Rhonsa 514 Alburn, Gregsry 418 Arbte hk. Lmda 285 Aroeo. FJuxbeth 79 Arenambaidt. La 368 Ana . Jetuci 77 Armand. Brad 177 Atmand. Veen 418 Armbeutter. R.ta (29 ArmenterOA Roberto 229 Armooda. Mar, 444 Aimeka. Chantte 77 Armour Leake 41 Armttrong Jerry 496 Armstrong Ken M3 Armttrong Steven 309 418 Armttrong Troy 175 Armand. Albert 196 Armuth. Jul- 127. 159 ArrxJt Davd 476 Amok) B.H 304 Arnold. Carr- 530 Amok) Chantte 310. 476 Arnold. Maieeen 476 Amok). Ret— 361 Aronton. Ben 283 Arthur Angela 85 Arthur. Ann 207. 332 Arthur. Oebb— 338 Ann John 195 Atbeckle lmda 74 Ath Rand, 273 Athby. Lorn 51. Ml Aihby Mob, 306 Athby. Rot 192 A the Nancy 129 A inland Dolor e 474 Athley Sand. 126 AUtlOCk Jane 126 Athman. Karen 476 Athlon. Doug 309 Athlon Fran 351 Atkrerv Pamela 4M Atencm. Rotelu 162 Atnen . Wendy 295 .then Thoena 4M Atkenon Darnel 444 Atkin ton Joanne- 418 Atkenon. Pal 289 Atkenon Tom 296 Altai Bran 308 Allaway. Regna 103 Atwater. Beth 188 Atwood. Jane 444 Atwood Jett 343 Auteur— Ann 86 Aubronee. Kathy 77 Audkkaugh John 315 AufKMagcr Paul 189 Augeente-n David 190 Aiihaui Bob 168 Aula . Shan 80 Au'-mma. Solve! cur 119 Auttev Keith 476 AuUtn Rotrmary 5M Aulry. Randall 514 Avnj.tvan Mar. 159 Avelrod. Karen 158 Avmgton. Lance 351 Axelrod Derm. 168 Axelrod Scott 330. 496 A yen Aaa 78 Ayer Dan-1 514 Ayee Gregory 347. 385 444 Ayer Nancy 155. 340 A, mat Roberto 119 Aymoney Arc— 77 A,money Joteph 5M A,tea. Tom 284 Arar Lynn 78 Aren, ohren 476 Aau. Chartn 351 B Babcock. Bill 164 Babcock R cr—'d 496 Baber Michele 506 Bebeon Get aid 418 Bebion Jerry 189 Becca Ten. 149 Bach Pretton 359 Herhe Robyn 129 Beckut Robert 418 Bacon. (Seek, 127 3C8 Bacon Ktlr 77 Badger Gary 183 Badgett Nek 308 Bedov.cn Thmeta 99 Bee. Vh 506 Begot,. Jr 147 350. 352 Bague Cec.be 351 Bancor k Led 103 BaWer Joteph 476 BaNet Spencer 24 Bag-Id. c Sheen 75 Bliley. Tamara 476 Ba-ley. Tom 188 Be.ley W.uam 84 Bam Robyti 156 Baa— Chnt 229 Baker. Betty 158 Baker Brenda 77 Baker. Brian 444 Baker Cyntfwa 102 Baker. Donna 128 Baker Douglat 190 315 418 Baker. Karen 77 Baker KeH L 215 Baker Karla 4M Baker. Kathy 147. 332. 4M Baker. Lawrence 430 Baker Mar- 430 Baker. MKhaei 75. 323 Baker. Parti 124 Baker Roban II) Baker. Ruth 311 Baker. Tammy 162 Baker T hornet 5M Baker Ten 120 Baker. Todd 5M Baker Wayne 186 514 Bal Lmda 444 Balano Rhhaid 175 Balai Rote. Suujn 5M BaUt Robert 5U Bakom Orbby 125 Bakdwm. Don 229 Beldam. Jen t Baldwin. Sandra 33) 476 Bale Jam- 146 496 Bale Jute 146 296 Bale Max 314 Bale . Rand, 89. 418 Bale . Suwan 343. 430 Ball. CytvbMa 101 Bad. Mcharl 186 Belter Kathy 152. 5M BalMt. MAe 114 Balu Laura 385 Barr— Tetn 91 Bane. Bn 165 Bae . Jeffrey 445 Bane Ik end, Bene! Slea.aH Bangma. Shirk, Bang . Stuart Banker IVO Banker W4Uam Banker) Kathryn Bank David Bank Dree Benkton Cheryl Benkeon Spencer Banrvng Dan Bamchbarh Bryan Kenle Maria Barak at Munte Bar an Faith Baran. W.lkam Hard-cd Jottn Barhydi. Ki.«ten Barker. Oaeyn Barker. Gordon Barke Ann Barken Rob Batkin. Robert Bartow John Barnard DxglJt Bare Barb— Same Beck- Berne jrmftt Berne June Berne . Lon lUme Ma.garet Berne Mar-Barnet Matt Barnett, Band Harnett Debra Barnett, Scon Barney. MKhaer flamryback Carl Barnhart. Jeffrey Barnhart Mai Barone Joe Barrett Kalhetu— Batten Matte Barrett M.ke Barry. Kenbert, Barte . Matt Battbelme. Thoenaa Betthbkt Mat—Jeer— Bartholomew Bd Bartholomew. Gecegatte Berthuly Matt Bart land Debb-Banlett Dr Bartlett Ph4 Banda. Valet— Barton. Beth Barton. Bet , Barton. Joce Bertoet MKhelk Barton. Stacy Baey. Paula Batda. Jenrwfet Ba t. Brent Ba . Gary Ba . I.hand Bat . Thomi Batter. Clarke Better Stave Ba aett. Laura Battian Mary BarchefcSee, John Bate Janice Bate Mark Bate Randy Bate . Rone Bach. Term Bathke Diana Batten. D«k Beturewch. Brian Bauer Annette Bauer. Bd Bauer met. ter Brenda Bluer me. tier Unda Baughman. Juke Bauknecht Garth Baum. Male—a Baumer. Andrea Baumgardner Juke Baumgardr—« Robert Baumgartner. Jay Baumgartner. Norman M Blather Terry Bautj. Steten Bauer . Megan Bayer. Knttn Bayhff D -fl® f . Duf— Beach Mark Beach. Rachel Beam. Rogrt Beaman Jeft Beam Brian Bear. Muh rt Beard Chrta Beard Jance Beard. Su an Bearden. Andrea Bearden. David Bear, Trdd— beailey Sco t Oea ey. Todd Beall,. Leigh Beetle, Kim 158 Beauchamp Chime- Anne 514 164 Beaumrevt Jenm 709 134 Beater, Brad B 201 418 Beaver Film 103 273 Beater Tracy 150 506 476 Bechtel Kara 145 4M Beck Cheryl 418 54 Back. Laura 162. 477 279 Beck. Lea 80 445 Beck Scott 180 309 196 Becker. Dorn 4M 195 Becker. Jen— 3)6 477 476 Becker. Jdl 51 514 Becker. Juvtm 186 351 Becker. Krv-i 219 476 Becker. Nancy 129 5M Mechencb Maryann 4M 164 Beckett. Gkeut 308. 5M 477 Beckett .Mat are 308 445 Beckman Cynthia 155. 796 445 Beckman Kevin 514 84 Beckman Steve 166. 311 193. 385 Beckmeyer. Lea 335. 506 350 Beckwith Bt« 190 5M Backwttn. Knttn 206 418 Bedhar Chet 195 266 Beefcer. Brent 323. 418 152. 304 Beehrt Bruce 180 317 157 Beeler. Matt- 314 86 Beeler Steve 213 145 Beeman John 114. 514 IM Beer. Are—tie 335 1)1 Beer. Heather 514 :64 Beer Jeff 180 445 Beerbere-er. Jeft 309. 418 430 Brer rug David 445 195 Brer eg Scevnn 86. M3 5M Beer . Ted 445 496 Beery. Jack 229 445 Beet, Peter 514 334 Breton Gram 165 191 Bte on. Tracy 162 129 Beet, Matk 119 322 Been. Steve 119 121 Beever. Chet, 154 99 Begeman Drt 124 114 Behnla, Mrhrdad 385 5M Behrmt Mope 146 72 Berth. Moby 5M 90 BelM. Cata 207 91 Beka Renee 80 19) Belanger Krta 305 86 Belcher Jarru 44) 311 Betk. Dare® 311 346 Bell Bob 178 296 Ben. Bean 91 310 Bell Ondy 98 99 99 Bell. Dan ISO 284 103 Ben Jcfet 114 477 Betl Moby 79. 347. 5C4 124 Bell. Retard 445 78 Be®. Stephen 445 51. 477 Bek Sutan 241 514 Bell Ten 168 196 Belt Veletta 496 115 Bellamy John 477 418 Belle. Tan II) 176 Bell-h Sure 92 176 Bellman Scoet 87 149 Belmonte. Peter 90. 514 14 Below Maty 305 5M Belter Diana 506 477 Belter. Sutan 154 191 Bern., Jeanne 9) 389 Bern Lynne 514 125 Bemctti. Scum 120 496 Bmtakn. Rotanne 124 147. Ml Bench. Cindy 147 101 Bender. Chnt 198 121 Bender. Kt.ttea 86 241. 477 Sendee. Tony MS M2 Benetbct. Lauren 158 Ml. 317 Bene. Keby 85 149. Ml Bengei Mark TOO 4)8 Bengrl Duk 200 4M 282 Beruth Maegaret Ml. 477 784 Bent o Cheryl 102 247 Benner Mcheer 5M 51 Bennett. Dave 342 5M Bennett. Jut- 506 445 Berwtett. L. a 73 201 Bennett. Melarue 100. 319 145 Bennett. Tenechy 445 M Ber—tt. Troy 9t 295 91 Bentley. Lonn— 332 5M Bentley. Tamm— 91 361 Benton. Jame 445 1)5 Benton, Jen 84 289 Benttcn ttce. 186 78 Beranda Am 308 85 Berger. Andrew 5M 121 Beegee. Terr. 506 18) Bergeron. Gene 93 514 Bregholf. Michael 98. 324 154 Beeman. Mcheel 445 102. 785 Beenacchi Dll 86 161. 477 Beenatov—i_ Anthony 4M 4M Brmauer Mcfwel 445 201. 496 Berner. Jance 161 102 Bernhardt. Cory Ann 477 229 Berrung Jeff 120 229 Before Pete 289 ISO Beery. Chratopher 219 152 Beery. Joan 154 Closing s S' £ 8 s s S' § 5 SS B fS|S«5!;S55S5??25fi«SS =8s SSR=B§§5? S§5SSssS8sSS5§HS=?s5S3KP2$f$ ? ?55S3R 5?§S3R5S S BeR5«S SS-£S S???S 5?S E?§ S 5 s S5p33$ 8 g $«s 5 C2822ggSs -,K2RgRftCRSRe$RjgSgSj-£g5 .s,2_gg eS5g=SSa5l ?Ss§!j5fc5sSS!HSSRsSS?iSSS?Ss=SsS5??S=5?8fcgj5«5g s 8 1 i' ’ s Y r 5 ! - s' Cae . Andre 1ST Cant-rld Barth 65. 447 CW U. Duaew 166. 419 Cannedy. Bob ISO. 309 315 Cantoo. Dealer i6a Canrwefl Debtor 157 Capoeuio. Todd 197. HI. 0 Captain. Chad 315. 317 Capua Stanley 515 Caitoene . Ken 167,773 Carbeay. Juke 177 Carder:-. Carol 310 Carina. Cabi 531 Carey. Penny 124 Carry. Store 190 Contrary, Kmln 431 Cart. Kathy 146 C l. Lty4a SB. 103 Carl. Potoe t 365 Carlfain. Mark 121 Carlin. Oeg 120 Carlton. Srepfunre 158 Carllcre. Michael 95 Catrrxher David 342 Caemp. Chip 186 Carney. Sam 92 Carpenter. Chailm 447 Carpenter. Cra-u 113 Cor pen! Daniya 308 Ca'pemer Elrtebeth 103 346 Carpenter. John 700 Carpen'et. Stoat 95 Carr. Suren 431 Cairrr Andrea 102 Cairltr. Jenny 145 Cairilto. Arturo 93 CatriHo. Keko 186 Carroll, Catheter. 497 Carroll. Jett 86 Carroll. JuW 157 Carroll. Lnjr 158. 297 Canon Bob 177 Canon Hank 333, 419 Canon Robert 419 Caiaon. Sheda 314 Carter. Andrea 103 Carter. Dale 91 Carter David 119 47 Carter. Jamey 531 Carter. Jett 113 Carter. Rodney 229 Carter. Stott 190 Carter. T her eye 299 447 Carter. Joe 84 Cartmel Cindy 304 Cartney. Dree 113 Cartwright Kit 229 Cartwright Mark IM Cartwright Todd 365 Cam. Er t 351 Caruya. Ann 161 Ceye. Deanna 343. 431 Carey. John 515 Carey. Todd 215. 419 Cathman Bren 306 Cawmer. Gregory 447 Cavhey, Starr 9? Cayo Juke 84 Cavper Maeguante 100 Caaredy Kim 357. 478 Cauady. Stoet 197 Catted Ctoette 10? Cayyidy. Sean 93 Cay yin. Judy 220 Caytanarn Kelt. Christine 507 CjyleM. Laurel 447 Caytle. Dave 200 CaMro. tannerte 78 Caytro RorvaU 478 Caytronovo. Dtn! 531 Catey. Kevin 121 Cathy. Claurer 320 Catt Juke 304 Catteryon Ten 91 Catton. Carolyn 148 Centre Troy 447 Ceudfl. Tony 191. 295. 532 Caurey, MaryLee 306 Cavanaugh Mark 202. 447 Cavanaugh Stay.. 300. 431 CawdeeV. John 202 Cedertwrg Mark 306 Catu Hagen. Brute 478 Cetleghm Demy 419 Cmate Brian 309 On . Michael 507 Cerr drill. Lae rente 532 Chagnon. Deane 308 Chad-net Deborah 431 Chamber Ian Greg 195 Chamberlin. Brian 112 Chamber In Dan 113 Chamberlin, Stereo 532 Chambeey. Amy 157 Chambers Carolyn 145 Chambery. Chm 146 Cha-nbery. Diana 91 Chambery, Julia too Chamberi Kenneth 515 Champion Carol 419 Chart. Gkyra 102 Chart. Kent 447 Chance. Od d 315. 419 Chandler. Davd 532 Chandler. Sheri 76 Chardier. Tracy 532 Chang At Met 515 Clung Al Vu 103 Chang. Da We. 515 Chang Mary lyem 932 Chapm. Jaime 155 Chapped Deb 154 Chapuo. Freda 507 Charley Oven 101 Charley Drama 67 Chertev John 497 Charlrt Chm 183 Chatman Kay 431 Chauveti Dav 93 Chav.t Rochetie 361 Cheetewnght Kmiy 431 Chenaman. Phop 419 Cneeyman Sheen 124. 202 Cheeaee. Richard 93 Cheh Steven 478 Chehantke. Jamey 201 CheAuv Peie 188 Cheenah Edgard 447 Chert Cindy 76 Chen. StongHua 47 Chrnovrelh Sherri 156 Cherry in Mo-haef 101 Cherry, Stott 532 Cheyy Taye 478 Cheyeeryon. Carta 419 Ctvtheytet. Darren 331 43! CMtott, Karen 447 Chewy. Inyuh 497 Chtwt. Jamey 215 Chp. CIO 218 Chiltick, Rita 297. 333 350. 352 CMUCh. Vend 78 Chckian Caictyn 447 Choi Jeon 124 Chorak. Chela 51 Choung B.tt 171 Chnyt. Brent 773 Chnytiait Juke 289 Chnvtianren. Karl 419 Chnttianyon. Amy 145 Cbrnt-e Cary 36? Chr 1re. Karen 125 Chriytie. L.ya 360 Chnytle Catherine 497 Chirytle. Lire .124 Chr.ytner Dave 515 Chfrytrver Slephanre 177 Chritlopher. Liya 207. 333 ChnytfO, Jen 192 Chr Kpou o . Anna 15? Churru. Debt ah 102 Churn . Paul 447 Churt Sandra 99 Church Carr 162 Churchman. Jim 532 Ctanou. Don 01 Cicen Chryytine 369 Clchow tki. Robin 146 Cieylak Mary 369 Cieylak Robert 213. 47 Cihel Debra 4 7 Cimino. Robert 95 Cmatl, John 112 Cindberg Randy 176 Ondrtch. Cynthia 478 Cloth. John 198 Orton. E it 112 Cittadne. Patiaia 515 Ctladno. Liya 47 Clafkn. Cathryn 319 Claltm. Kathryn 28! Clai e. Dave 195 Clark. Becky 104 Clark. Byron ! Clark. Chrnli 320. 3 3 Clark Cryytal 431 Clark. David 180, 207. 497. 532 Clark. Edward 9!. 729 Clark. Ene 47 Clark Gregxy 114. 447. 532 Clark. Jeff 114 Clark. Jenn-e 155 Clark JerrokJ 167. 4!9 Clark John 47 Clark JwAa 154 784. 515 Clark. Krim 296 Clark. Laurie 306 Clark. Margaret 478 Clark . .Mart 351 Clark. .Mary 179 Clark Michael 532 Clark Rebecca 497 dark. Skirt 185 Clark. Tereaa !62 dark, Tr.yha 124. 295 Clark Wiliam 515 Clarkr BJ 193 Claudy. Lor. 447 CUuyman Steve 190. 532 Cltuttn Mark 431 Cllirvv Jen 113 4 3 dawkhn. Gary 185 Clawyon Curl 299 Clawaon. Mary 419 Clay. Dana 322 Clayton. Joteph 431 Cleary. Jrm 198 Oral). Kathleen 162. 497 Clearer. Sandra 336 Clearer Tertl 1 6. 133. 478 Clegg. Jon 43 Clem. Dne 92. 97 Clem Micheal 112 Cleveland. Chm 119 Cleveland. Marco 119 Clevenger. Dan 300 CMl. Oeg 215 Catron Mary 2D5 Cknr McheUe 388 478 CKne. Suryan 129 Cine Tetty 419 Ckngmpret Mike 283 Clove Janet 479 Ctoatoyy. Marguerite 431 Cloud. Bob 324 Clout . Weakey I2l Ckxryer. Cathy 297. 361 479 Ctourer. Jenny 78 Ctowev Edith 351 C topper Debt—- 125 C topper Debra 419 0 ee Andy 121 CmadweO. Jett 85 Coady. Sukan 43! Cottey. t Ik 'A Ccatey. Science ltd Cctbs Carl 497 Cobby Sharon 515 Coble. Robert 515 Coby Brute 195 Cotta. John 308 479 Cothted. Gary 190 Cothran. Shrbe 322 Cothran Ton !65 Coddngeon Kipp 124 Coen. Jamet 532 Coen Jim 166 CoItee. JeWray 448 Coffey Quia 193 Coffey. Jeervfer 104 Coffin. Danny 419 Coffevj Liya 333 Coffman. Mark 532 Cohoar. Jeff 179 Cokinoy. Todd 385 Cofby. Brute 532 Cole. Chora 129 Cole Gene 172 Cole Joanne SO? Cole lire 207 Coir. W m 167. 419 CoJeman. Ene 87 Coleman. London 497 Cole-run lee 532 Coleman. Suren 419 Coleman Tona 448 Coley. Nedm 532 Coiler. Don 229 Col let to. Jim 229 ColAgnon. Chnyty 126 ColUgnon. Nnl 338 Coihnt. Andy 361 Collnt. MofOkJ 229 Collni Kevin 121 Ccftm Pamela 102. 361. 385 Coflny. Pam 147 Collni. Robert 479 Colllny. Tim 229 CoHm. Todd 170 Colter. Jeanette 43! Colter Jeff 219 Colter R Barton 48 Colwell Tina 75 Coiaan. Sharon 80 Comer Canute 101 Comer. Cartoon 497 Comer. Oeuvre 148 Comer. Steve 211 309 Corrwntf. Mrttode 532 Comparuk. John 246 Comparuk. Tierenhy 532 Compton, (tiyaberh 126 Compton. Thoosay 48 Conand. Joan 76 Conaway. Therere 32 Condon. Ned 154 CorwjLo Beverly 149. 330 432 Conley. David 532 Conley. Laura 179, 49? Connaughton Edward 419 Connejlly. Ntotttlet 196 Conned, Bob 317 ConnrS. Jim 300 Ccnnedy, Carla 2C8 Conned,. Mary 209 Connolly. John 229 Connor. Suaan 147 Connor . H «S 361 Connor . La ICO. 103 Connor . Maureen 127. 43? Connor . MAr 229 Conrad. Carre 479 Conrad. Frank 179 Conrad Centre 84 Conrad. Jim 120 Conrad. Man l20 Conroy. Colleen 368 Conte. Peter 448 Conti, .(or 190 Conway. Eaten 497 Coowell. Shern 145. 532 Cook. Ale. 163 Cook. Carl 448 Cook. FM 351 Cook, Jim 304 Cook, Joaepbme 432 Cook, Matt W 202 Cook. Paula 147. 104, 320. 479 Cook, Ronald 300 Cook. Stott 185 Cook. Shady 101 Cook. Thomaa 479 Cook. Wendy 136. 47. 479 Cooke. Dtrwwy m 124 Cooke. Raymond 190 Cooke. T at eye 156 479 Cooley Bran 173 Cooley. Ooeokl 479 Cooper Catherine 159 Cooper Corey 229 Cooper Jetcn 218 Cooper Jake 99. 314 Cooper Ken 322. 533 Cooper Willurn 351 Coot jenndei 130 Cope Chp 195 Copal. Cteredo 202 Cope Vkpna 419 Copeland Bob 195 C operand Crate •03 Copeland. lew 479 Copeland. Vrnte 532 Coppevv Tereya 507 Coppte Cher 111. 317 Corbett. Liya 85 Cette an f.m 419 Corgan. LLrabetn 479 CornrOuv Katherine 346. 479 Coenrtet. Steve 195. 360 Corneal. Gwny Cerny. Ronald 48 Cor ora Bettor 176 Corpuy Peter 334 CorreM Tammy 128 Corrigan. Chnt 330 Coat. Erie 164 Cortaebona .Mike 193 Corwin. Kim 241 Corwin, Knvtal 207. 337. 437 Coryell Mark 515 Coylry. Brenda 128 Coaby. Kim 342 Coaby. Ruth 80 Coagrove. Robert 393 Coatetoe. Rrck 137. 3C0 Cootin. Kerhy 157 Cor Ingham Suren 289. 4J2 CectO. Orlando 3 4 Cotton- Camrne 285 Cotlre, Doug X6 Couth. Becky 314. 317. 359 Coulon Judith 507 CouHon. Jell 90 Couiroe Kr.yf. 319 Coulter. Amt 304 363 479 Coulter. Todd 3CO Coupon A Joe 112 Coutm. Harry 532 Couuer.y Hank. 120 Couvraur. Tim !86 Cover. WJIom 197 Cove-dill Kalhy 357. 479 Cowan. France 51 Cowan John 334 Cowger Lon 507 Co All-yen 448 Co . Arm 155. Ill CO . Anna 174 Co . Crape 197 Co . Don 773 Co . Jamey 301.515 Co . Jen 299 Co . Kettey 126 Co . Ken 80 Co . Sandra 50? Co . Suren 73 Coy. Crag 300 Coy. Kimberly 101 Corad. June 128. 3!4 Crab.il, Wiliam 532 Crabtree Jamet 90 Crafton, Jamey 419 Crafton, Sonya 314 Crap Bran 448 Crap Juba 479 Crap Michael 116 Crap. Pawl 86 Cram. Shari 131 CrandeA Kate 241 Crane Steven 448 Crante. Oav-d 53? Cranahaw. Therere 479 Crary. Lon 437 Crawford. Andrea 296 Crawford. Ben 186 Crawford Carla 346 Crawford Jul 479 Crawford Kyle 515 Crawford. Matt 21 Crawford Penny 432 Crawford Sbenr 186 Crawford. W'efley 324 Crayton. Troy 351 Cretelru . Erie 165 Creed Todd 795, 177. 367. 532 CnphMto Kevm 120 Creveltng. Jane 301. 373 355 Crevryton. Debrun 196 Cnpe. Kelly 125 323 Crlpe Steptorve 479 Otypi Ion 161. 479 Cntthley. Davit 497 Cnle . Brute 229 Cron rent. Bruce 84 Cromtih. .Hetarwe 79. 479 Croron. Shawn 150. HI Crown. Am 112 Crook. Dek 120 Croc . Steve 170 Croaby. Joan 158. 4H Croaby. Robert 532 Crore Sfeven 48 Croat Mcmce 114 Crerek. Bob 363 Crovak. Kaytynn 361 Croyvk. Robert 66 Crovyfc. Suren 148. 479 Oouth Jane 48 Crouch Matthew 360. 363 Croure. Suren 97 Crow. Mary 147 Crowder Cbnton 85 Crowder M-ChetAr 147 Crowe Breed 120 Crowe. Chrmcpnef 532 Crowe. Clekn 537 Croller. Andy 282 Croner. Gaylord 533 Ciure. Thome 86 Crump. Bradley 334 Crump. Laut ante 497 Cnrre. Raul 531 Crux Raul 361 Crux. W’ltoe 116 Curva . Ricardo 166. 479 Culfe. Refer 191. see Cuffa. Jerra 119 CuMrre. Margaret 357. 479 Cuip Jerry 97 Culrou Andre 83 Cumber lard Brett 448 Cummmgy Juke 74 Cumirun Bryan 342. 419 Cummin . Jay 497 Cuneo. Walter 91 Curvungham Amy 437 Cunnrvywm. Angela 90 Cunnevyam (Verb 479 Cunrunyuim Brad, 120 507 Cunrovjham Davd 533 Cunningham Karen 91 Cunningham. Leeann 85 Cunrungham Lou 507 Cunningham Mail 448 Cunningham Rooee 99 Cunmngham Suren 145, 479 Cunningham Tom 164 Cunneprem Valeria 479 Cunmngion. Jenmter 479 Cuono. Salvatore 432 Cuppy. Ste-ren 48 Cured Terry 185 Curkn. Greg 317.363 Curran. Maureen 80 Currie. Dudley ItS. 4 Curry. Dave 119 Cult,. Jerry 360 Curry. Sandra 297. 479 Curry, Un !61. 412 Curt. John 193 Curliv Kathleen 479 Curtiv Lire 15 Cuitv Tim 93 Cory. Janke 91 Cuthp. Chnyri 148 30 Cutvhaw. Led 285 297. 333 Cuttetl Gregory 48 Cybularr. Theodcer 419 Craratty, Chr.trv-e 419 D Oadan Jack 186. 420 OaetMer. Kerth 112.781 Oagey. Gregory 371. 45 Dahlberg Jan 507 Dap. Karen 73. 308 Darty Ken 367 Oaiabo. Liu 75 Dalton Andy 200 DalL Tim 4 9 Dalton Daphne 515 Dalton. Sonia 4 3 w . F«9fly 145 Damon. Roger 218 Dan. Jack 331 Dante. Petr 176 Darrel Greg 533 Danoty. Ann 80 Danwly. Jatk 91 Darrel Jenny 315 Daniel . Lauia •36. 100 Danielv Paul 4 8 Daruelann. Lee Ann 480 Dankerl Oav.t 4 9 Darken Seephm 197. 480 Dinnfnvllrr Jefl 300 Danrev Jetf 60 Dam. John 20 Dane, Wally 170 Danu . John 201 Darabi. Jamet 385. 4 i Darlington. Jofer 516 Darroa. Kr y 533 Darned. Rkk 320 Dartiek. Cathy 308 Da . Robb 338 Diyrrbttk, Colleen 78 Oath, Calhenew 432 Dauby. Juke 516 Dauch. Jane 155. 369 Daueh Ten 369 Daugherty. Doena 146. 301 Daugherty. Jane 75. 448 Oaiagtwily. Kirk 20 Index Closing Ul ui Oi ft 3 ft IS ft $ ftft |ft . )5 ft 5 ft ft 5 3 S | ftSftftlftB88ft««fti8ai 8sSSaft9S 8ftg9iSfftftftftftfi5lftftSS8$ftftft?ftftSIISft3SBI«S889S88888ftiftftBi5ftSftftftftft28ft?5tf|33S Kt8ftSfiiSftS§is 2i6|gS5BsS ? . ft ft ft £ ft ftft jc ft g ft ji' ft ft 8 ft ft SSs 2i5Syft8ftSSi5S8§ls5s§5SI?ft2s6c85SS ?§a8i $58l s5§lft£S52S3!53S=2i8s§s8SaS§3 S K§55S5 5 SS§g5S§582 55SzsS5iS25S52tt5 ft ft ft ft s 5 ft 5 ft ft ft ft § 2 ft ti 8ft 82 .5 ft ft ft 8 ft ft ft « S 5 ft ft 22 ssisg2s2?8S§igi§SSg§58e2ft§g55lft§SSS5gs5 8gft§tHft dS sSSftftBgfiSiSiSSggSftiesSsmftSsSSsftSssSftftSSilfiSftsISftSSSSitsii r«UII,M|ll ,t5ilia-,BMlw l IHIr!||1, iff?ii?|f 1 rf|! it|f!rif{f |cir{mifli|r|{{ffrp Wf Fayen. Grace r«iw. Judy Fegdman Todd rrt ilwh r miw. Deborah Fenuimr, Mr cr Frtdmryw M MH FeldL Linda FeRberti Refer to Febx. E k Felt. M -y FeWcn. Carolyn Felt Vatotw Tendiut, Cool FbWTMII, Angela Fenne Beth Fennel Penny Ferine ,. VkWan fenogiu San, Fenske. Amy Fenter Jeff Ferguson. Laurie Ferguson Mark Ferguson. Stew Ferguson. Tefil Fernanda Vanda Femandet. Uska Fernando, Judy Ferraro. Joseph Fertrna, Dovtd Ferrena. John Ferreira. Mary Ferro. Leslie Fern . .Mark Feerurca Mary Fetenmyer. Mark Fesslet. Jeffrey Feukser Jeff FKhei. Ellen F lkhfr. Bandy Fichenre. Tam Fickle. Brian Fledgw. Moo Fiedler. Margaret Flettk Chro Fiettv Daria Fiettv Eric Fiettv Cven Field . Jame Fleet . Jamra FrUf. L-w Fllia-rault. John Filkoaski Jim Filkowth.. Sally Filmer. Sue Finch. Card Finch. David Finch. Evan Findley. Mark Finger . Michael Fink Handeil Finke David Fmke. Jell nnky. Sandra Finn. Belh Finney. Ellen Fm.v Greg Fipp. Nanc, Firakh Anne Tocher. Sara Fiyh. B-ervii Foh. Pro: . Fisher. Bridget Fisher. Chuck Fiyhee. OcnaM Fi her. Gary FHhee. Jame Foher, Karhleen Fiyhee. Sara F.tgwaU KrUtoy FnigeeaW. John Fitigrrald Mary Fitigereld Matthew F,tiger aid. .Maureen r, tiger aid Nancy Titiharrls. Ker n fix. Martin Flack. Jul Fladetond Karen Elaggle. A e Flake. Laura Flake. Lisa FUmmang Ann Mane Flanagan Jack Flandetmeyer Mark Flanders Tent rimd Ellen Flavflh. Douglas FWn Ran Fla ). Oanwl Fleck. Elayne Fleence. Ovo Flem. WAam Fleming. Cher Fleming Mary Flemmg. Terence Flemm. Mery Fie teener. Wilhem Fletcher. Sam Fieither Sara fTftemeyer. Jame Tick. Kendra Tim. Card Flew. Danny Flood Mark Flore Chn u Here Ameka Flore Maria Flcrio. Andrea Floty. E K ■1ft I 124 383 133 4 130 112 140 112. 5t6 120 138 I32. 308 431 4111 137 03 4ft! 421 481 102 113 308 5l6 430 433 137 102 102 333 332 170 303 1 1 112 136 303 430 229 138 229 143 tSB 135 496 20 76. 323 113 431 431 5.33 147 113 19 516 333 83 333 M 421 87 201 113 172 433 496 r 164 433 63 129 B4. 313 498 311 192 311. 451 167. 42! YS 93 303 127 333 143 48: 498 143 308 421 83 431 333 134 102 433 209 . 319. 433 346 172 99 131 333 498 516 433 tie. 120 112 . 368. 481 431 120 130 282 196 433 83 73 10 481 190. 431 421 301 128 308 481 334 Flo . Helmut 193 Fix man. Craig 113 Flowers. Cheryl 241 no err Terry 98 103. 310 Floyd. Kandaft 431 Floyd. Roden 80 rooid. Cary 481 Fogle. Gayle 206. 317 Fode- Mark 197. 451 Fc ey. Amy 481 Fe ey. De..l 431 Foley. Mary 134 481 FoOatad. Wayne 229 Felte. .Mari 183 Fettr. L'sa 317 Font . Janice 84 Ftrtn. Tom 170 Ford Jim 200 Ford, leennn 99 Ford. Liya 361 Ford. Polly 49f Ford, Tamra 79 Tord. WTvney 93 Fordetk Jeanne 129 Foreman. Charte 86 Fore ter. Pal 333 Forty!he. Abyscm 309 Forty!he John 191 For y!he. Valerie 481 Fort. Ondy 297 Fort. Steve 218 Fortenberry. laarence 382 Fortier Tim 347 Fortim Rots 202 Fortner, Michele 131 Forworthy. Brian 218 Fctta. Cher 192 Fotler. AByton 127 Fo ee. DeOre 162. 321 323 481 Foster. DAnna 301. 4)3 Foster. Steve 183 Fouch. Brenda 73 Fountain Sandra 48! Foutl. Chris 84.317 Foots. Jennifer 5C8 Fooee. Roger 431 Fowler. Donna 498 Fowtei, Sarah 49 Fowley. Amto 157 Foa. Fred 91 Fo . Gregory 334 Fo John 180, 431 Foe Joseph 317 Fo . Ka!henn 130, 481 Fo . Scott 197 Fo . Ten 173. 229 Forkos. 8n n 281 Frahm. Susan 433 Fraiaet. Courtney 86 Frake. Usa 347 Frake. Tom 337 Francos. Paul 534 Flange. Ruanda 93 Frank. Catheme 433 Frank. Pauta 338. 421 Frankies. Mark 5)4 Franlr. Jeff 170 Ft an r freer Sonya 156 Fra y. Christopher 351 Frasca. Daniel 176. 334 Fraser. Davyd 309. 421 Fraser. Diane 320 Trash. Oattt 311. 451 Frauhigrr. Randv 197 Fraeler. Don 193 France. Elaine 431 Fraeler. Kevin 431 Franrv Ramona 91 Frailer Scephane 132 F'edenkwig Greg 83 Fredericks. Jay 170 Freed. Kevin 213. 337. 45! Freds Becky 143 Freeman, GrF! 283 Freeman Paine 451 Freesione Ke y 96 99 Frerburoe . Jul 73. 498 Fredag Honda 433 Frrfe. Berk, 321 Fremd. Becky 132 Frrudmbwg Jana 76 Freund. Cynthw 433 Frey. Patrick 189 Frey. Shawn 85 Frey. Susan 102 frickey. Laura 75 Friday Oan l 337, 330. 431 Frtdrich. Christian 431 Fried Rebecca 317 Friedman. Sennet 317 Friedman. Kevin 431 Trwdman Scot! 451 Fnadman, Vicki 74 Freeh. John 336 Frill . Gary 337 Free. Jenmle 133. 384 Frvte. Kevin 421 Free. Sarah 150 Free. Tnonsa 498 Fntte. Gary 90. 451 FritegerakJ. KeRy 127 Froehlrh Michael 451 Fromme Karen 206 Frcevnr Lite 481 Frommer. Lmda 481 Fruchcr. Deed 213 Fiuppe Boh 211 Fry. Beverly 332 Fry. Mike 164 Frye, Amy 130 Try , l-drie 183 Frye. f rl on 170. 433 Fiyer. Kevin 118. 317 Fu. Thomas 451 Tuans. Brian 309 Fuchs. Jeffrey 314. 431 Fuchs, Ma-y 508 Fudd. Elmui 121 Tuedy. Sharon 130 Fung? De 168 Fuefto. Tom 431 Fufumarm Paul 167. 313 Fuel Susan 104 Fulcher. Gettalyn I5B. 284 Fulkerton. Fred 83 Fuller Bruce 308 Fuller. John 173 Futter, SoR, 139. 421 Fullman Mdan 338. 421 Fullon Ondy 51, 323 Fulton. Cynthia 432 Fulton. Joe 351 Fullon, Jul 285 Fullon. Terri 102. 103 FulU Jerry 337. 421 Funfce Laura 129 Funluider. Bran 113 Fylfe. Palli 162 G Gaafar. Call 431 Gabaf. Lori 158 Gable Philip 433. 498 Gadbeery. Mchael 451 Gafllgan. Jim 229 Gage. Shawn 481 Galanie. Victoria 133. 350. 371 Gale. EftUbeth 127 Gale, Sarah 333 Galey. .Maurice 192 Gahds. Pe-.e 176 Gall BJI 281 Gall. Dat'd 451 Gallagher Beth 346 Gallagher. Kaihk-n 76 Gallagher. Sean 112 Gallagher Thoma 317 Gallagher. Veronica 346 Gallapoo. Wayne 112 Gallo. Frank 20l 421 Gallo. James 451 Gallo. Laura 73 GaHogly. Katie 296 Galt. Ui 360 Galt .Michael 433 Gamble. Scot! 191 Gambrel Lorena 79 Ca rgrfrr. Joseph 481 Gan . Tama 73 Gaea Teery 308 GanaCrtgo 198.384 Garber. Cyneha 102 Garber. Dane ICO. 103 Garbeock. Linda 91 Gartia. MOr 198 Cardner. Bill 183 Gardner. CM 121 Cardner. Jame 534 Gardner. John 90 Gardner. Kerri 43J Gardner. Rot 498 Gardner. Sa«y 498 Gardrer, Tan 121 Gamer. Dave 452 Garner. Debra 432. 317 Gamer. Nancy 334 Garner. Pamela 207 Garnett. Joe 193 Center. Susan 162.5)4 Garrett. Alton 388 Garrett. Anthony 498 Garrttt Broc 186 Carrett Dean- 93 Garret!. Erie 113 Garret!. Letl 124 Gams. Kirk 197 Garrison. Diane 80 Garrison. Stephen 342. 431 Garrison Tim 114 Gaetuch. Beth 90 Gtrian. Eric 121 Gaety Ted 432 Garvin. Lisa 432 Garwood. Oav 113 Garwood. Kay 421 Garwood Thomas 172 Gary. Brian 114 Garronga. George 218 Gave ho Daw 112 Cask , kidre 299. 496 Gask-m Robert 115 432 Gassoway. Lea 130 Gait. Tony 86 Care . Catherine 132. 498 Gatov Rot 281 Gatos. Rutseb 432 Gathers Garth 5)4 Gault. Patrick 190 Gautlrwy. Larry 389 Geutsch. Marne 281 Gautsthy Philip 181 Gawthrop. Jenerfer 421 Carder Tina 134. 4)3 GaydOS. Joanne 317 Gayhart. fun 188 390 Gaynor, Robm 332 Garrick Jen 193 Gbur, Thomas 67 Gref . Debbie 92 Genua. Jeanne 129 Gebrir. Alan 317 Grdfci. Grelcbm 149 332 GrdVv Patiecta 517 Gedrori Mar 91 Gee. Kathy 123. 390 Gehm Ehtabeih «6 Gehreig Alan 334 Gehring Laura 297 Grhrwig. Todd 83 Owe. Monka 126. 390 Gene. Kimberly 73 GeisH Chrni 93 Gelov, Ted 229 GennOh Gary 113 Gennle. Ronald 432 Gentry Atyrm 347 Genlry. Angela 137. 290 Gentry. Dune 72. 77 Cemry. Michaet 323 Canung. Kritbn 157. 481 Gee gar Eugene 481 George David 421 George. Stacey 388 George- Timothy 452 George Torn 112 Gerber. Nick. 150 Ge. brae hr. Jeff 289 Gerdom Ma tm 534 Gerhard Bob 196. 273 Gerhart. Monca 150 Garlach. Btt 296 Gerlach. Carl 296 Gerlach Ray 281 German. Keffy 498 Gemand. Carole 77 Grrckum Char let 84 Gerst. Pauta 150 Gesetl Rmee 206 Getoor. Mjiihe 452 Geyer. Mm, 432 G-acornm Kerns 498 Ganand-ea. Carawtta 421 Gtbom. James 452 Gfeeit lew- 300 Gbton. Barbara 308 Gbson. Malcolm 114 Gibson. Teres 100. 101 Cick. Jeffrey 333. 432 Gick, Renee 206 Cubethaus Da.-I 334 Gw mar Amy 432 Cmsiing. Jan 127 Gigoi. Ten 173 CdberL 8r n 121 Gilbert. Jame 168 Gilbert. Jar 31. 323 Gilbert Jean 323. 367. 308 Gilbert- Jon M9 Gilbert. Ke« 3W. 32J Gilbert. Lynn 124 Gilbert. Percy 351. 432 Gilbert. Susan 104 GUbensen. Robert 311. 360 Gilehnst. Stuart 166. 498 Gdrs. Mary 481 Gill Jaanr 297 Gill. M h ef 389 Glim water Brad 202 Gittrpw. Stuart 168 Ghetto. Doug 283 Gttan. Tettsco 331 Cdton. Scott 434 Gains, want 34 G v Mary 90 GiSoor, Gcgory 452 Gknan Sara 314. 343 Gkmorr. Jame . 1 432 Odrowskr. Jeff 192 Geigerich Re 273 Gntoy. U«ke 80 GeMher. Geoff 229 Grtodano. Joanna 102 Giordano. John 517 Gcrdano. Tom 120 Opton Ruth 317 Grgis. Robert 317 Geton. Brervda 434 Geti. Lisa 434 Gvens. Scon 36) Gvens. Treed 120 Gladden, Robert 4 CUter. Tammy 132 CUtt Amy 92 Clan Shawn 534 Gfaiton. Joan 499 Glavei Christm 432 Gate. Charlene 317 GUMteooh Leon 84 Gleaion. Kurt 220. 432 Gleeton, Jeff 322 Gleeton. Ml 31. 299. XO. 323. 337. 481 Gtouman. Ronald 481 Gtoem. Party 146 Glentuson. Ronald 191 Glkeman Mary 333 Cdndeey. Speed, 171 Gkvar. WRUm 176 Glynn. Jerry 116 Goad. Ten 123 Goar. Cheryl 209 Coble. Mrchael 432 Gdfey. Cart 168 Godfrey heather 482 Godvoe. Leske 90. 308 Grebe Mirhetle 102. 10) Goeddr. M ie Goedde. Don 164 Gcwdde. Glen 432 Goff. Tienton 189 Gcflmet, Kara 317 Goflmetl Mary 86 GopSa. John 534 Gomg. Thoma, 4)4 Gotten. Mtchete 103 Gcttreum Dan 185 Goldman. Drtynn 421 Oettsemth Susan 299, 432 GoMsaem. Me hurt 201 Go« em Sanford 336 GokjUtmr Tracy 90 Gollt. Margie W . 369 Gyfubiewtki, Terry 452 Oomtt. ivu 85 Comer William 432 Gommel Mkhelle 161 Contain, Carlos 432 Gonialer. Jusko 383 Good Geg 167 Good, Janice 4tC Good. Karen 139 Good, Kenneth 166. XG Good. (Rysses 42t Goodman. Troy 113 Goodnight. Richard 175 Goodmgf Vicki 147 GooOrr+j. Cindy 385.517 Goodrich. Seoti 181 Goodndge- GH 115 Goon. M.ich 171 Goc. Mary 335 Gordan. Jon. 148 Gcrdano. Jefl 120 Cor dm. Laut 74 Gordm. Anthony 190 Gcedm. Jim 218 Gorden Keith 432 Cordon. Mark 186 Gordon. Miehefto 482 Cordon. Mitrh 152 Gordon. Shelly 102 Goren l? Mat 434 Gorge Dan 176. 331 German. Sharon 432 Gcrtuch, Amy 297. 333. 371 482 Goshen. Janet 434 Goss. Joseph 534 Gorilic . Pam 80 Goudmiu, BM 287 Goudrrau. Steven 287. 499 Goutt. Donald 367. 482 Gould. Ijuten 93 Covert, Kenberly 3)4 Govmdara oo Renganathan 311 Gowdy. Enc 432 Gown Ronald 213 Coytkh Joseph 317 Gtabgow. Mary 315 Grabow Giegory 202.517 Grabow. Mary 323 Grace John 92 Cradhord. Darred 85 G’arCer. James 42! Craegin. Elton 72. 74 Graham, Andrew 332.452 Graham, Jenmler 363 G-aham. Sarah 155 Oahm. Gerard 200 Crambo. Suianrw 499 GramlKh. Jacgui 369 O ami mg Ctonr. 499 Grancfv Ptvkp 517 Oanger. Jeff 218 Grant. Susan 517 Oant. Tony 229 Grant Tracy 4)4 Craper. Greg 166 Grasso. Ann 102 Crate. Thomas 202 Craws George 390 Crave . Guy 421 Gray. Ellen 87 Cray. Peter 121 Gray. Rtn 482 Gray. Rcbery 190 Gray. Toon 361 Grayson. Brenda 78. 434 Qteen. AUn 432 Green. Gregory 334.308 Green. Hetty 102 Green. Jeff 320 Green. Jen 176 Green. Lmdi 434 Green. MAc 421 Green. Patnna 322.334 Green, Steve 176 Crrenawah. Arvta 7) Greer Burky 91 Green . Danny 300 Greer . Pal 19? Greener Kay 300 Greer. Dwayne 229 Grew Janet 143. 367. 482 Gteew. Jeffrey 36ft Cregc . Tilth 154 Giegory. Dege 170 Gten . Aries 5)4 Gielmrerd. Stew 482 Gtetlky. Wayne 192 Cray Mirhyel 200. 293 Grier. Michele 146 Cue m, Elirabeth 434 Griffin Nereen 209 Griffm. Steven 92. 229. 534 Griffn Roger. Jr. 432 Inttex 557 Grtlfrth Morgan Grlgt Debt— Qrtm M ka Grim Tony C'imm Tfrry Grimm Todd Oimarol D r« OiTWf Judrth Cette. Vi win Onwofe) Ann Ookmo Alan Ooolwavyinl. (Vivid O'M Caretyn Grot C fiiv Omv rted Croat Cary Croat. 1 Croat. Leri Croat. Otrva Orott. Oill G caiman Miry Grow Dave Grc i. John Qrovf, JrH Grove . Ceviy Grove EWabeth Onnti, Keili Grove . L hby Growr. Pcntld Grubb Shawna Grub Nonet Grub , Owitteph . OoetMrhe- Bd Gruhn. Martha Crulauwtkr. leita GrunawaH Kevin Grundhoeter. Carla Gfundhoeirr Steve O lit 11 Jcbfi Gryp Maiy Grtotk. Pam Guard Jan Guard Linda Gieenfhet. Aw Curat. Krvei Cud M Gu ivn Vagan Gvkal. Jerttey Gann Edmund Gvnruman. Brrndt Gwhn v| RiChatd Gunthor Kim Gutan. Kettia GutgeViCh. Liu Gutmk. Gordon Out no, Dive Gut Gal GutM'ton Oavv) Cut far ton. John Cut'afton Robert Cufhort, Ofe,, Gutheidge. Scolt Gulhel Oaunn Gulhel Oran -Guthrie Jody Guthrie. John Culhn Mam Gutnerej David Gurwein. Glenda Gutwein. Jana CuitwrIWf, Kirk Guy. JrTI Guy. ton Coyer. Parrel. Guyrwv CnJy Gw'.n Ann Gum Mart 453 154 305 500 195 4 487 471 87 4)4 338 17? ISO 48? 130 173 113 121 799. SI7 346. W 321 4S) 729 195. 3b? 746 338. 4;t4 S34 138 I 9 331 4 3 322 129 190. 367. SI 7 I OS 4M 80 434 176 l 4 3D 191. 4S3 92 126 3IS. 471 363 3S8 487 176 113 499 SW 534 see 86 374 368 157 170 112 799.517 534 198 17 48? 84 48? 84 178 289 145 176 127 499 453 186. 308 789 314 499 128 159 113 Heat Becky 322 Mute RandaH 453 Habaruchi. Chary 131 HabanxM RonaU 347. 5)4 Mackei Mend 247 Hackett John 165 Hack !! Vorgarrt 149 Mackl. Ooeochy 155 295 Hadmge Todd 201. 389 Matfey Darby 121 Hadley. Cwy 173 Haehl. Kevrfi 124 Ha hr— Barbara 508 Mwjan. Jim 289 Hagan, ho ten 93 Hagedorn. MXhael 421 Hagen, Bruce 388 Hagen. Margie 74 Maggrticjmp John 164 Hahn Bait 176 Hahn Kritlophei 28). 453 Hahn. Meirtia 338 •even Clark 91 Marat. Drr.ce 342, 508 Manet. Edward 517 Have Karan 517 Majec Cart 517 Hale. Brad 390 Halen, Edward 165 HaR. Outtiophe. 453 Hal Donna 382 Ha John 185 Ha Km, Mall L.m KaH Michael HjJI Randy M U Rob Mall tern Mall Tem ICII. Tracy KtOeck. JmAi HrOrMurt 0 n-l H N f Oaan tiatley- Chr ttophe. Matilda, Tracy Kilimm. Jvllrey Matlock. fla.ry Mtltema, Ted Mlltmer Comina Mil inter Kathleen H l e man Beth Male , mart Sceat Idverto lamem Kim, Lo i M m no Tom Hampton Any M en4ion Cheryl Mamaion Jell Mamaton. m Mt-nAKm. Juba Kamaion. Scoei M mdl«n. Thomat Mamke, Detv ah Mammae Brad Mammon (Voce Hammond Bar ten Hammond Oran Mancha . Been Hancock. Alena Hancock, Anna Hand. Sieve MandaiB nd ck Jorge Nandertnan Donna Hindi loon Kandy. Ovltine trank. Wiliam Mankmi Jritrey Manley I Kelly Hauler, Sheila Mannemam Laura Mtnnemanei Sarah Hanrugarv Julie Hannon Kevin lUnv Conn Kae.telman. Elan Manten. rxvjr.lt i Man tan. Lett Manten Mb Mapgw Km Maranit Ken Harbeugh. Stem Kaedeteci John Harden Wended Hard . Jamet Hardwt Tom Hardin Jamet Ji Harding. Lance Harding Sandy Mardi. Cheryl Hard! Sutan H fdmck. Scott Hardy. Kent Ma-garten. Julia Hat mg. Attan Mating. Jo Mating Martha Harke. Tamara Harkleroad. Angela Martand. Let Harleyt. K 4ty Harley. Shawn Martow Noel Harman. Kata Marmleyy. Lee Harmon Chert Maimon Kathy Hatmon Kelt Harmon. Rodo am Daniel Hermth David Harp, Oana MatpeAl Troy Marten FeOca MatteR Jamet Kanin Ua Harrington. Bob Harm. Carolyn Harm Dr. Harm Jam-Mirnt Kathlem Namt Kathy Harm Kelly Harm. .Mcdy Mam . Ope Haem. Scott Harm. Staven H m. Timorhy Karmen Andrea Ka ritcei Anjdi Harmon. Angie Marino . Crag Harmon John Harmon Phi Harmon Rhonda Hatmon. Richard Hatrlton. Steven Harth. Holly Hart. Mud ten Halt Margirei Mart. M4i 421 319 324. 355. 360 9? 167 317 499 173 434 145 219 « 517 129 308. 322. 534 453 213 453 534 102. 103 337 350. 45) 161 487 154 93 77 155. 296 185 176 357 499 421 453 158. 434 453 453 499 173. 534 311 146 90 112 453 310 453 78 487 5)4 2C6 48? 155 155 149. 317 167. 421 45) 45) 534 102. 10) 273 499 215 180. 317 434 453 91 165 453 334 127 175 499 198 114 4)4 91 297. 371 997, 333 462 102 434 127 208 517 146 101 99 186 J40 348 • 75 453 186 534 313 482 152 534 101 213 126 188 145 434 51 51. 301 130 168 213 453 164 421 5 453 487 363 201 87 308 162 517 85 85. 359 191 518 195 Hart Timothy Matt Harm Mirl . tjrvM Hartman ( nl e Hartman Kurt Hartman I ind. Hartman. LitJ Martlet! Andy Marti.ll Mark Harvey. ChrMlme Matvey Jearn Harvey. Mark Harvey Martha Hatema Janelyn Mavkmi. I it, Mavkmt. St—try Hatlrm Von Matter Scott Mattel Kelly Matter! Maty Hatchett Thad Mathetd. Jackie Half )), Ken Hath Mike Hathaway Dane Hathaway. tm4y Hathaway William Hatton Krittna Hauerypetger Bernard Maun. Tammy Itauvtman. Kelly Havent Amy •lavem Urmia Mtvtar Myron Havltn. Joan Haw Billy Hawkvt Amy Hawknt. Garth Hawk.ni .Mon Hawktnt. Robert Hawknt. Sarah Hawknt Vvonn •tawn. Suaanrte Haworth Knvta May. Jot May. John Hayden, Eitc Hayden. Wendy Mayer Cathy Mayet. Dattyl Mayer David Mayer John Mayev Kathy Mayer Kevin ttayea Ray Mayer. Thomat Mayet. Wiliam Hayhurtl. Becky Haymaker Metit u May net. Bill lUynet Cart May net Led Mayt Mo y May Jen Mayen. Peter Head Lon Mead Paula Meadst John Meapt Ma.k Meare. Sure Meath. Steven Meath Traci Meathcate, Bob Heather Ted Hechberg. Gary Heck Donald Heck Michell Meeker. Jame Heckman. Tom Heidje. Chetttnr Medytt. Chm Mndjet Laroite Hndget. Teter Meet}, Connie Meek . Ned Meemtoth, Todd Meemttra. B-ll Meemttr . Thomat Hetteer. Ira Heine . Caeolr-e Megan J.rr Meg? SaHy HegLar Mehaet Megkn Andy Metde. AiMyn •leidenteich. S «y Iteidenrexh Dave Helm bach. Rcb Meimt Share . Heuntath. Karen Hetn. Vicky Hemnch Kurt Menu Janee Metta Jamet linter. Dave Metuman. 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Lana Hendrick Kenneth MmdriCkt Bryan Hendrick . Marin Mendrlt. Ueen Henkel Dan Menkey. Sand-a Meeat fiedetX Herwry, Mile Hemeivey Matt Mennerty. Brian Hennery Davd Henry Una Henry Mike Henty. Sara Menty. Sarah Henty. Thereta Men tel Karen Men then. Rochelle Men tier. WAam Mentley. Richard MentNcen Rob lienftchei Ne,l Meppler Hark Her berg. Joan Herbert Debt Herbert. Jocelyn Me chet. Catherew Mercaeg. Maiy He'd. Davd Merke. Kalhi Herletum Tim Merbu. Elan Merman. Curt Heiman. Jetleiy Metom Donna Met Rhonda Kerim Martha Meirera Caro Herrera etton Herrmann (Vr-.ii Herrmann Rhonda Herron. Dai Mertbrroer Lott Meric hetman Die tierthberger. Vnte tie they. Kathleen Merthman. Brandt Metthman. Lit Mertekndy. La trio Men Net Phi Hertz Rchard Metin. Paul Mett. Al Melt. Colleen Mett. Dave Mett. Jamet Mett Sue Mett Sutan Mette . Jill Hetman Mchaei Mett we . Carol Mew it. Timothy He.when Rocheo Hibbard Mchetle M-bba-d. Maty Helen, Wad. M k y Dan«l H kle Tamara Mwkman Todd tCckl. 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RcnaW 500 Larger-, V ki 519 484 Kruggel. Levke 369. 436 L argent Lei 320 197. 330 Krulewlcti Debra 86 lerener. Larry 92 457 Krymar. Card 131 Lanmore. Ralph 2C 92 Karrwak. . . hnrl 536 Laroy Katie 102 536 Kubeya. Kimberly 162. 458 lanabee. Mde 215 536 Kutrak. Jane 509 LMttrc j9f«A. LyTW 06 112 Kutdy. Scott 338 Larry. Janet 51 93 Kuehl. Ron 121 Lai on. Eluabeth 509 457 Kmypert Laura 93 laroyn. Jenndee 369. 485 484 Kueypert. Patricia 500 larton. Jen 172 343 Kutfd. Karei 311. 458 Laroyn. Kedh 121 131 Kuhl Corf me 353 458 Lary. Baibsra 124 519 Kuhlman. Momca 296 lary. Janet 350 165 Kuhn. Aegela 485 lather. Tied 211 165 Kuhn. Kevn 458 Latkowrvki. Tom 86 Lett Howard Utchfced. Ceoha 458 458 Layout. Charley 436 Lattire. Ten 389 I at , Mark 173 Lao, .Me hen 458 Uubenytrtn. Mark 172 laudrman Tereya 458 taughhn Ange 178 laughlm KartWeen 374. 346. 485 Laughlm. Robert 519 taught— . Dunn 296 Laurel. Stan 193 lau —. Jchn I7J. 500 LautemchUger. Jane 99 Lauver. Suianne 126 Uveflr Megan 465 Lavei-duvky. Cheryl 500 lavetv. Carelr 154 tavaiK .Mary 149. 323. 436 Uveiv, Tom 190 La Bi d 500 Uaiv Richard 172 Lawrence. Brian 173 Lawrence. John 06 Laurence. Stacy 299 519 Lawrence. Suvan 93 Lav . Rchard 180. 304 423 Lawton Curt 308 Lawton. Donald 315. 423 Lawton. Lyn 339 Lawton, Marianne 285 Lawton. Pet 170 Lay. Llta 335 Layman KHh 485 Layman. Lu 485 lav— Mchaef 537 Layton. Jeffrey 118. 119. 139. 458 Layton Knyty 51 Lat aro. Janice 150. 320 Lea. Helen 436 leal. John 190 Lea man Caiolyrm 158. 423 t earvtl. Wendy 147 Leary. Thomat 458 Lealhermyn Gregory 537 Leather man. Ruttef 537 Leav-tt. Beryy 180. 299. 458 Lebegue. Tracy Lynn 458 Lechne . Dave 18) Lechner WiUam 201 Leclare. BcP 112 Ledrnau Suvan 99 Ledna. Mike 273 lednard. Helen 509 Ledyard. Wiliam 5)7 Lee. Amthi 104 Lee. Brenda 361 537 Lee Chrl 173 Lee. Cynthia 96 Lee Donna 76 Lee. Elan— 125.458 Lee. Gary 201 Lee. Jeff 229 Lee. Michael 116 Lee. Raymond 42) Lae, Steven 201 Lee. Tew 87 Lae. Tom 165 Lee. Veeleong 458 Leedy. Dawd 423 Leemarv Debb- 24! leelh Lou 96 Leevwen. Joe 121 lefavour. PavJa 519 Lef'ert Scott 315 Legg. Jeffrey 485 Lehman. Craig 113 Lehman. Greg 229 Lehman, live 100 Lehmann. Low 334 Lehmann. Walter 201 Lehnee. Mev y 154 lehnmg Sarah 159. 423 Lehr. Tern 220 Lehr Virprwa 154 Leigh Jeffrey 458 Leimbacher. Jamey 112 Lembergr BernadMtr 101 lemgaog. Karen 458 Leingang. Thad 456 Itnrgri, Debt— 297, 485 Lew—nger Paul 17? L—nnger. Sue 146 Leput. Eric 104 Leitt. Tied 348 Lekan Parr—I 162. 485 Lekowtkl. Rchert 3SO Lekaert. Barbara 336. 485 Lembke. Robert 172 Lemmcei Karen 281 Lemon Leya 205 Lem—J. Greg 165 lerrpae. Crtwyti— 426 lempke. Steven 180. 309. 316 Lenardo. Ben 485 Lerug. Tammy 509 Lennon, John 80 lenu Den 180, 315 Lenta. Lee 131 Lena. Charm 519 Lena. John 121 Leonard. Bridget 146 Leonard. Bruce 181 Leonard. Gary 200 Lecetard. John 458 Leonard. Lon 131 159 465 500 Lerr—r. Rot— 313 Leyer. Darlmr led- Merten trvuak Mary leyeiak Mary tllen l t rd. Lauren l acaynthi. Haney Lrtvrvyer Mark Lett . Karen leubbehuveo. Chny Leuck. Brenda Leuck. Kerry 322. Levandew-vki. Laura Leveuv Erie Leverent. Sc0 I I. ever yen. So van 161. 346. Levexgue Mark lev —. Mark Levy. Adrian Levy. Ame 155. Lew aw ay. Bill Lrvi . Bern Lewil. Carr— Lewi . Cheryl 161, Lewi . Cmdy 1 6. Lewi . Jame Lewi . Jeft Lewt . J 335 Lewi . Karen Lewi . Kvnberly Lewi . Lacey Lewi . Loef Lewi . Mike Lewi . Rodney Lewi . Ron Lewi«. Stephen 170. Lewlv. Siewn Liape . Nek Lib . Owy LKhtr-nberger Bradley llcorv Paul liebetmar- Ira 299 Lied Jarvce Lieenoop Scon ll echy. Dawn Ltectan. Jeffrey Lighifoo . Samuel l-igman Lori likan. Pam Likeno. Julie Lite, Shawn LilewH, Amber Liley. Becky Liley, Beryy Uley. Ekaabech Lilly Mark Utonch, David Lim. Chny L«n. Krnln Lmda, Sudrvan Ln ey. Brenda le ey Hadme LndSey. Suvan landman. Owighr lndg- t. Joli irOcuu. Steve Lrvjyay Hale Irdtry, Rod Lmdyey. Tom Lwdvkoog Mark Lwwfley. Mei-vv Lnhearl Chn Lw Ingeboeg Ink. Laura Lmkmeyer. Jon i nkoyky. Man Lmo . .Me hear I n ,-ile Jeffrey Lnaey. Jerry Ucctl. Danei LpmLi. L.va l.pv MKhael Lptak Jennifer Lpton Mark Ltta. Lodvga Lttrer. Rodney Inter. Roybnd Lit. Cary Lrl Charley Litchfield. Cindy L.lwn Todd little. Joyce Ltitle. Liya Little. Michael Live y. Monte Livingylon. Je 1 Livwvgyton Mayleiv Kelley Uane Dona Lo. Valera Locey. Darnel Lock McPrath Cheryl Lockard. Mark Lockett Ph« « LoetHh Todd loeWer. Anna Loeti Sue Loehr. Chnyir Loeligrr. Jon Loeach Roger loetch Ten Loew Jm lofmk Jame Lofton Jame Loftut. MeheW Logan. Luke Logan. Mark Lorou Margaret l.cvrou. Steven 321. 161. 115. 152. 570. 152- 146 51. 165. 102. 316- 560 Index ' ''.'I Ldtecfc. Jdftry Lomont IcrvJterg M.UH Long. Cheryl Lorvj Jame long Kurt. Im; Ljuia lovj led long Steven Longvu. Linda Lop . Dorry Leper. Grecchm Lcggr. Karen Loprevto. lauil lepuuynvki. Andy Loimf. Orf Lot mi, JohI Lceenren Kim ten. SpaiWt lattutter. Rtvnda loihame' Tom Lbthanui. Paul Louden Kathi lovejoy. Steve lough Carrie Lou . Michael Low . Gregor, Low . Paula Love. CM love. Shirme to.rjov Scene lovete . Co«nl lowenhar S rh,l Lowery. Georg. Toy. Andre. toy. Them Loyd. Ovi Loearovk. Paul UlMlU. Deborah Luc , Jill Luca . Rodney Lucero. Fenaretir ludkey, Paul ludwtg. Mdbda lodevg Mike Melinda lueteng. I Lucto. Te ton , Dougla Lukae . Jotepn lute,. 0 00 Lumpkei. Everett Luna. Otrl Lund. Philip lundahl P md Lundberg. Mel: Lundwcm. Ch rle Lundy. Jett lurw. Ellen Lurr n. P ul Luw. D.v.3 Lull . B4I Lwi . C«i ie lydkk. Larry lyte. Brute Lymburner. Br d Lynch, Brendi Lynch, Owl Lynch. John Lynch. K thy Lynch. Pamela Lynch. Randan Lynch. Rkhvd Lynde. Paul Lynn, V cki Lynn William Lycn. Ceeg Lyon. Kyte Lyon. Sieve Lyon. Candy l t M Mabry. Kathleen Mabry. L nc« M cAd m Howard MacDonald ..! “khi'ik'i.: T.mau Mack, Fjjjbeth Mack, Enter • Lon k «. Thom . Amy Mackey. OeCNe Ctfty LOrt 459 n W6 4M 500. 5)7 520 436 509 459 154 406 361. 406 308 466 283 213 459 148. 361 157 145 86 520 7? 112 305 459 190 152 114 315 1)2 147. 439 509 176 320. 466 537 168 116 125 343. 509 423 74 172 86 317 316 75 74 500 112 335 159 318. 459 459 157 537 332. 537 361 173. 500 351 459 90 423 200 365 149 66 459 119 35 170 196 305 156 423 185 120 459 215 183 188 112 147 304 103.486 537 537 299. 459 186. 371 112 423 130 520 38? 459 537 79 2 6 161 86 459 365 459 520 78 459 131 92 348 162 120. 2?3 229 121 137 150 ,Mahan. W4ham Mahanr Aim M«her. I aura Mahten Hotly Mahnk«v Stephen Mahoney. Robyn Mahore. Tefil Matter. PhAp Maxkd. Carolyn .MaOonneiiV . Marly M w. Andy MaJande . Mike Mallei Drtb Havel. Oankt Macrt. Dervu .M et Jetfiey M n. f.krabeth M )rw ki. Anne Mak Sham Malays. Cathy Mateyer. Tammy MaVda. Da.n MaLcki. Dew ye .Madtemui Damn M Taney. Margeret •Man- Kim Madeiy. jame Ma8et Paul •MaOort. Courtney MaVvs John Matone. Jody Mater . Kathryn Maloney. Beth Maloney , Chmtopher Malervey. Mark .Maloney. Mehaet Maloney. Retell Maloyed. Jonathan .Hatirn. Mail Marnne. Petee Ma.-do ille. Scott Murvgin. .Molly Mange, Ruth •Manger . Ke.th Manju . Don Manhirt Lau Hanago. Pete Mankoartli. Joan Mankg . Br-djcl Mantev. Davd Manrv Carey Mann Kennrh Mam . Tom MannfeJd. Dave Mamynj Bethany Mann ng Greg .Warm . Cynthia .Mamet. L heen Mam U John Man hp. Brenda Mantle. Chri Manuirak, Maty Morae. Julie Mao. Laphea M pel. John Mope . Km Maple, Jane •Maple. Karen Vaguer Tony Mara hl.an. Edvard ■Marcaty Fred Maithand. Nancy Marchione. Lynn Marchok. Danel Maccimak She ley Matcoti . Sheriy .Maret ky. Robert Marge Bdmda Margaret. Manrung Margutti. Gene .Marho. Davd Marevangdi Lwia Marvncoru. Robert Mam. Vickie •Marker. Oenm Marker. U a •Marie Lite Mari aw . Linde •Markina l-va •Markle. Steven Markiey. P mck Marten Tom Martey. Brad Mrimer, Dett-e Maioito, Frank Marouk . Connie Marphy. Card Matguaidt. Robrit Margutti .Michele Mairel, Mark Martin Chuck Man . Steven •Martechervd. Robyn •Mai h, Amy Marill. JermAer Mar h. Steven Marthall JcFn Mai thall JuW Matthau. Kn Maittali Trn Maruatek. Melmii Mart. Kay Man Michael Mailer . Brian 166 537 Maitm Thome 5)7 McCarty. Brian 125 •Martri Jame 500 McCauley. Mark 296 Mann Bob 348 McChetnry. Steve U6 Martin. Cheryl 460 McCnetrr . M e 148 Matin Crag 211 460 McCterney. Scott 520 Mane D d 86. 176 McClelland Dale 3 459 Matte . Efcaabeth 500 McClew. Loremo 301 Matte . Hedi Taetya 520 McCleilock Emily 129 Martei. Jenny 146 McClOw Ke th 436 Mattel JM 149 McClure. Kartell . 34? Martei. Jem 324 McClure Rck 338 Mattel. Jut 346 McCluie. Steve 211 Martei Ken 119 McOute. JUver J37 350 Maitm Laaience 537 McClurg Kathleen 130. 90 Martei Lit 306 •McCoy . Doug 520 Mattel. Lor 150 McCoMitter. Scon 520 •Martin. McKee! 346 4 6 McConuck. Man 196 Martei. .Marilyn 130 McCod Comtance 155 Martei. .Mark 177. 424 McCordSe Jen 148 Mattel Metinda 299 486 McCormack Robe 125 Mattel. M ti a 79 McCormick Arvgrte 102. 103 Martn. Randy 167. 424 McCo. Tonya 466 Martei. Rebecca 4)6 McCoy Brian 14 Mattel. Robert 202. 460 McCoy Mir m Mattel. Sammy 129 McCracken. JM 219 Martei Thereva 104 McCraeke . Law 436 MartnftU. Oraey 7) McCrary. Kent 206 Mancie . Mary Kay 1)6 520 •McCreyite. Phil 486 Martinet Gary 520 McCulWn Lorrayne 300 Martinet l.ette 509 •McCuttey . Jame 171 Marina Dana 537 McCultoogh Bat 459 Mar men ch Km 460 McCullough Liva 500 Mart Tom 338 McCune Randy 520 Mar.ineb Sheryl 148 McCu'dy. Bob 343 Ma ac Brad 201 McOanel Ray 324 466 Matte ky. EdC 176,229 McDanety Frack 229 MatoJ-tti Laura 131 Me Davit. Kathleen 190 459 Maton. Enc 424 McDermit Chnitm 459 Mavon. Jane 103 McDermOCt. Andrew 180. 30) Me von, Jeffrey V •McDermott. Patrick 3J0 Maton. Jenr 124 .McDermott. VkH 423 M.von John 460 McOevitt, Ke .n 296 Ma on. Tamira 460 MeDauld. Davd 137 Mavoftl. Nick 500 McOougtll. Stuait 459 Meiva. Vc-cml. Ill 46 McOo fe. Bcenui 500 Mattad, Renee 161 McOowell Mary 1)3 Ma «y. PrtM 460 •McEvoy, Patrick 5) Ma y. Re 537 McCann. Kathleen 273 Mat Caro) 285 4?4 McCee John 159. 296 Man Jame 4 0 McCr-an Michael 520 Matt Jenrule. 131 McOift. Kevn )15 Ma t Laura 424 McGuwu Mark 127 MatTen. Karen 100 101. 355 McGrath, Mdly 148 Matten Todd 167, 424 McGrow. Ten 3)1 Matter , Shall,- 92 •McGraw, Tug 120 Mattrorocco. Ko« 176 McGregor Mary 170 .Matar. Elia 92 McCrew. B0661 436 M tchette Danel 460 McGuiggan. Shaionur 459 Mathena. Aten 317 McKa-ey. Trttney 130 Matheny. Saieh too McMeney, JHI 351 Mathe Leigh 509 McHugh. Jim 460 Mathew . Lna 96 99 McHvgn. Pete 75 Mattua . Neal 537 McIntyre. John 285 .Matkui. Ke u 229 McKaVp. Pam 1)3 Mato . Juan 520 McKay. Mchael 486 Mattvcka Jell )72 McKean. Jett 149 Matthew . Barbara 99 McKean. Linda 76 313 423 200 126 436 197. 537 181 181 486 157 460 367 436 166 91 436 183 348 486 537 285 285 200 229 384 436 124 520 460 170 167 304 424 157 520 154 335 520 146 120 200 460 367 129 86. 87 460 460 460 351 466 113 509 91 529 320 Matthew . Maty Matthew . Steven .Million. Ted MatuvV Sna-on Matuu. Eileen Maudlrv Scot I M«uW. Allan •Mauro. Lit Manty Teryl M eO. Brian Meiwed Steve •May . Dean ■May. Jatcn May. Virginia Mayberry. Gregg Mayer. Paul Mayer Sandra M ye . Albert •May hew. Jennifer Maynard. Mia ■May rote. Steve Varan. Catherine Mate. Roktce Marepa. Debbe Maher. Mlfce ,Me Adam Thcmi .McAfee Jorvathan McAhren. Btent McAhren. Suva .McALtlrr Michael Me Ain Me . Deane. MeAveeney, Anne McBiayer Dcmn McBr.de. Kyle Me Br dr. Meted) Me Burney. Cymho •Me Burney. Wlthcn McCabe Chrittinr McCaRotor. Doug McCartey. Mail McCarren. C m •McCarrdl. Caulieee McCalter. Kathy McCarthey. Ae -McCanhy. Kathleen •McCarthy. Ruth McCarthy. She4a McCarthy. Stephen McCartney. Dave McCartney. NeJ McCartney. Pete 5t 51 113 3C 436 460 119 185 93 520 186. 500 350 120 197 342. 424 137. 460 120 75 177. 337. 424 67 51 460 149. 323. 330. 486 149. 437 322. 537 246 350 337 424 486 460 175 310 148 73 311. 460 351 I0Z 424 120 66 192 309 128 128 I CM 128 136. 371 145. 296. 304 437 ItS. 362. 500 287 342.486 91 McKean. Snell McKee. Gterra McKee. MtLnda McKeehan Bran McKmghan. Peer McKeOrey. Scott McKern . Bran Me Kente, Michelle McKeruie. Patrick MrKarrur. M rlm •Me Kernan Steve McK-dey. M lnda MeKadey, Sutan McKmey. Cara McKinney. Jem MeKimey. John McKmney. Mkfael McKinney. Michelle McKmney. Sieve McKinney, Tern •McLaujnfcn. Ang McLaugrJ.n, Greg McLaughkn. 'I'Atm •McLean. Chp .Mclennan Karen •McLry. B.« McLum. Mark McMahan. Kyle McMahan. fUl Jt. McMahon. Brian McMahon. Vincent McManu Andy McManu. WilUm Me Michael Linda McMilUn. Steven McMillan. Tlmolhy Me Sab, Deanna Me Mac. Alvin Mchamar, Rick McNvnaia. Mai M' ' McNamara. Sue McNamee. Kaim McNao. Drama McNarb. John McNarb .McNeil. Michael .McNulty. Keve McNutt, .Maureen McNuhy. Regan McNuitan. Jamet •McNutt Beth McPtuJ, Rcdvey 424 Mrftnrich Dave 195 300 McPruBp. Path 301 113 McQueen Knin 461 121 McQullin. Rena Id 501 281 McQixti Tracy 104 166 McR.ll Jute 150. 321. 487 229 He Shane Ma.y 157 130 McTyeee. Mary 137 114 McVey Kerry 147 «eo Header Denm 461 87 Meadow . Eddy 180. XW 186 •Meadow . Suian 424 537 Mean . Thcmai 121 500 Meat . VliUam 487 120 Mech Crag 538 1« Market Tcdd 164 102 Medien Curtn 461 102 MerSoek. Jame 229 86 Meecr Job! 333 124 Meehan. Kitty 301. 318 «te Meek. Janet 75. 3l7 520 Meeker Stephen 121.501 346 486 Meek . Afdrrw 84 521 202. 246 Meek Daniel 348 4)7 Meek Laura 92 12a «cek. Robei 348. 437 215. 538 Merman Monica 99 114 Meeeit . Gregory 424 437 Meervnon. John 461 229 MeeMee. Donna 3 1 437 0k Mehaig Mary 501 460 •Mehfcnorr. Bradley 538 4 0 •Mehne. Timothy 424 229 Me ee. Jenny 34) 114 Metner . 8.11 120 315 Meinjer. Chartrt 18! 500 •Meir. Albert 19) 100 •Heft . II 121 460 Melttce. Bob 330 520 Meuter, Greg 311. 461 308 •Hciitee. Karen 148 487 229 Meuter. Shayne 311 112 •Meiuer. Terr. 147. 424 500 Mekehey. Scott 119 520 Melching Wiliam 213 102. 103 Metchee. Ekiabeth 367 166 •Hekla. Keith 487 51 437 Metkey Ldi 300 202 Mebe Srnan 101 538 Melxhe. Tot. 308 84. 520 Meteco. Ralph 334 509 90 487 26 . 486 Mrenenng. Maly ISO. 314 330 Men Chirk 168 185 Meedck, Maurren 461 46 0 Meeke. ,Halva 229 306. 501 Meeei Mchael 330 350 129 Henry Walter 185 501 .Mermen. Davd 180 130 Men 4c Ken 120 200 Mercado. Trudy 461 190 MereiV.h. Joyce 297 170 Merkel Tracy 315 101 Merkel Vvette 79 538 Merle Roberta 437 193 Vrtcow. ,Michael 87 369 Merrel . John 521 145 Mernfietd. Charleew 120 367 Merrill Peggy 324 150. 367 Mernman. Allen 461 460 •Merihon. Liva 461 460 •Hevec. Catherine 308 424 119 ,He enger. Rxhaed 521 424 .He w a. John 90 145 Me mrr. Caitu 148 383 166 M«. mer, Mai 321. 353. 46) 520 Metallic. Mara St 460 Metallic Patrick sot 207 Metcalf. Richard 487 538 Mete tele. Oar .an 46t 486 •Hetegee. Jell 188 297. 333 Meter. Deem. 3C8 180. 390 Meter. Jell 308 460 Metvger, Juke 521 315 Met,. Tracey 152 521 114 Metiler. Arme 146 486 Merrier. Vagvnte 437 )28 Meutbroek. Andrea 521 202 Meyer. Carole 124 y-o Meyer. Come 266 115 Meyer, Danel 538 486 Meyer. Deborah 521 186 Meyer. Jean 461 185 Meyer. JM 157. 509 501 Meyer. Karen 65 460 Meyer, lira 74 191. 461 Meyer. Mchelle 84 324 Meyer. Rich 309, 461 190 •Meyer . Daite 315 461 .Meyert. Davd 461 126. 343. 437 Me-yer Dun. 521 486 Meyrwd. Jan 121 113 •Mehad ail 121 ICO M-chaet Deborah 521 538 Me had. Laura 501 198 Mchad Mefiia 487 48 -Mehad Peirce 193 209 Mtcbakc. Dan 120 102 M-chaUki. Maly 487 101 ,Michel. Jean 323 91 M chd. Gwen 315 461 Mchel. Jean 147 320. 370. 487 520 •Hchd. Patrick 385. 521 486 •H-cheh. Voett 124 538 •Me hi. Karen 319 521 Modern. Lee na 149 321 MJvolko. Davd 85 201 •Mikhail. Lyree 146 561 Mikolamt Michael Milam DrMw Mflbwn. MMIhesv Mil?' Teresa Mithodand. Susan Millies A'll Miller AMr« Millet Andrew Miller. Ann MIHf . Anne Milk . Anne Marie Miller Barb Miller. f S 90. 401 324 114 120 ■ 55 Ml 4J7 112 146 Ml 332. 437 51 121 Manlron. Jdt ,M«n rV Mark rr:.r. i Pete “Aonkler Raymcr-d Montsgomery. Bobo Monlalbano. Thrsmts Mnntalbano. Tom Montanan. Lynne Montano. Atesondro McrOedh. Michael Montgomery. Ceng) Mcmgemety. Joan Millet, Bob 281 '-h jryjrirv. f • , Moody. Tracy MJler. Bradley 213 Moon. Tod Mider, Brervi. 208 Mooney. Chm MJler. Brian 119 Mooney Molly MOer. Carmen 208 Moore. Be MJler. Cetherew 437 Moore. Bryan MJlef. Dam 461 Moore. Ceottanc MJler. Daniel 211 Moore. Oave M«er. Dave 113 Moore. Eric M er. Dawn 128 Moore. Jeffrey Mder. Deb 209 Moore. Jem M.U r Deneve 437 Moore, Ke«y Miller, Denny 229 Moore. Mary Miller. Grant 190 Moore. Mrinda Miner. Greg 165 Moore. MlcheUe Miller Heidi 158 Moore. Nancy Miller, .lamer 334. 461 Moore. Regina Miller, Jevsnna 308 Moore Roger Miller, Jeffrey 461 Moore. Ro Miller. Joe 119. 281 Moore. Sharon Miller. Jon 172 Moore, Suaan Mllle Joseph 334 Moore. Thomar Miller. Kar,n 521 Moore Tina Miller. Kalhy 80. 487 Moore. Todd M.ller Kedh 461 ■Moorman. Deeeva M.ller, Larry 461 Moorman Renee MJler. Leeonn 363 Moorthy. Rama MJler. tonne 158 Mora. Erperanta ,MJler. Lynn 335 Moca lee Jr tut MJler. .Margaret 146. 795 Moran. Chilsftne MJler. Manlyn 487 ,Moran. Jure In MAer. iMatk 285. 337 Moran. Ktm Mlket. Mediae 154 .Moran. Lynn Mder MKhate 147 .Moran Mary MiOet. M e 246 .Moran. Mlehael Miller N«k 332 MoravchA, Lira Miller Pal 306 Morehead Todd MJler. Rutty l« Morehouse. Conrrrr Miller Sharon 521 Morey, Kalhy Miller. Timothy 461 Morgan. Bceuta Miller. Walter 461 Morgan. Bnan Milligan Michael 186 Morgan Caihy Milligan Neda 285 Morgan. Collewi Miller Matk 171 Morgan Gillian Mill . Angela 437 Morgan Malt Mill.. Btan 168 Morgen Rhonda Mill . Cloud 131 Moto Thom Midi. Kathleen 06, 315 Morten. Jeans Mdnet, L tonne 437 Motley. Janet Milner. Vincent 180 Morrell John Milton, dim 351 Morrell. Mary Mem. Ren 229 Morn . Ann M easel Tony 179 Morn . Anthony Meat. Jcdm 461 Morn . Kent Meat. Tony 3 6 Meets , lovita Minks, Kim 127 Mocm. Sharfene Mmnrtle. Scoil 509 Morria. Thcenat Mipple. Rren 130 Morrison. Jim Mitage. Joseph 189, 487 Morrtaon. Sanaa ul Miry, Diane 158 323. 330. 487 Morriton. Steven Mirwatdt, Curtit 538 ■Morrhrey. Pairxk Mu, Joseph 461 Morrdoure. Tony Mivantce Joanna 521 ■Morse. R ky Miskunes. Oav.1 324 Meet Lambda Mitner. Pamela 100 101 Mcrunou . Mike Mltura. Jamet 461 Mated. Dave Mitchell, Amy 147 Mor tensers Carcf Mitchell, CynlMo 297 333. 437. 487 Morton, Lynn Mitchell. Jew,let 98. 137 Morton. Timothy Mitchell. John 165 More Beth Mitchell, Jul 79 Mo e . Ben Mitchell. Lon 336. 487 Moaer, Frederick Mitchell Luo 90.99 Moser. John Hitched, Stefan IT 538 Moses. Ann Mdchener Ted 85 Motor. Bruce MRIka. Nicholas 198.461 Mortal, Bob M-tiner. Gary 191 Motor Robin Mitio. Karen 461 Mots. David .MUwtky. David 487 Most, Carrel Mcoklet Raymond 538 Moat. Gary Mochel Sandra 424 Most Pete Madefevtky. Jon 186. 331 Mot tors, 6-11 Modert Ku t 538 Moigomery. Jean Modem t. Mart i 147. 335 Moll Belh Modey Michael 197 Moll. Ceka Modi ei. Bob 173 Mou Dennis Modkrv Ondy 509 Mourn Paul Modrowrki Rrmr 487 Moulin. Mike Moehlenkamp Derma (49. 330 Moy. Chi MoeKer. John 186. 521 Moya. James Moeller. Patrick 538 Moyer. Lorraine MoffHt. Jeff 121 Moyer. Phi Moh Bewa 98 Moyer. Trudy Mohna. Cynthia 159. 501 Moatffar, Katsld Mohr. Bruce 462 Mosart. Wedgm Motive Donde 114 Mrakovch. Candaci MoJavl, Mai am 75 Meat. James Motchan. Gecege SOI Mrot. Barry Mofck. Ca of 335 M or. Rrchard Moknarn Trank 197 Mrllack Belh MnAnaro .Mark 462 Mucholland J« MtJL Jarune 162 Mode . Gwen Mcftrr Don . 48 Mueller. Patrick Moeoatra Amy 90 MueOer. Steven Moocqum. Dwayne 168 Mufrase. Brian 229 Muhl James 172. 501 Nelson Ions 424 Mulac. Uutvr 75 Nelson. Lari Lyn 190 Muieahy Michael 538 Nelson Melinda 112 Mutehronr. Bdl 229 Net-son Rick 112 Mulhaupt. Cheryl 145. 424 NeHon. Stephen 501 Mudvilond JJi 437 Nefscn. Tom 306 Midterm. Todd t IB. 120 Nefxn. Wiliam 75. 295 Modem. Lloyd 311 Nemeth. Davd 85 Modern Rohrs 99 Nenadic. Mdera 521 Mumaw, Jeff 348 467 Nesbdi. Keith 314 Miescy. Suaan 131 Nest ICO. Rachel 100 Mundy. Jean 162 Nestory, Joe 462 Monger, Lywi 207 Neah. Craig 136 Mono . Mart, 437 NeCnery. John 437 Monro. Lynn 148 301 Nevtos-r. Jam 351 Muntor.. bsgrsd 4 Neutauer. Scott 149. 331 Murders Bruce 3C6 Nesegrbauee. Jacquekne 176 Murdock. Tom 165 Neugebauer. Kathleen 467 Mum. Mat! 116 Neuman. Larry 538 Murphy. Beverly 509 Neceocrs Deann 165 Murphy. Jeffrey 462 Nevsd. R ck 462 Murphy Karen 87 Nestlle. Kim 462. 521 Motphy, Matk 119 New hum Drlana 161 Murphy. Matters 2C6 Newby. Kendra 149 Murphy, Mary 152 Newccmb. Cassandra 437 Murphy. Molly 320 Newell Jeffery 99. 462 Murphy, Paine,i 67 NrwrO. Karen 509 Mufphy, Patrxk 97. 215. 332 Newfelder. Rob-n 281. 487 Murphy. V.ck 75. 300 Newkirk. James 91. 437 Murray, B4I 114 Newman, Christ 87 Murray. James 334 Newman. Enc 213 Murray, Jan 157. X34 Newman Kewatn 501 Murray. Janet 571 Newman. Peter 73 Murray. Karen 317 Newman. Richard 46? Murray, Hedy 1 2 New mark Ned 487 Murray. Lynne 437 Newport. Rich 180. 304. 501 Murray, Suaan 437 Newsom Mary 300, 424 Murrell. Brian 1 4 Newsome. Ann 91 Murrell. David 52) Newtcn. Angela 84 ■Morrell Denald 93 Newton. Jason 102. 103 MoranJl. Tim 86 Newton. Kimberly 521 Mutgrave, Patrick 116. 487 Ney. M e 157. 521 Mu thrush. Audy 147. 437 Nguyen Boo 189 Mustek. Kevin 521 Nguyen. My 157 Music k. Susan 126 Nguyen. Traog 179 Mutchman. Cyntha 154 Nguyen. Tri 80 Muwekkl. Rcfa 104 Niccum. Beth 20). 501 MuUUkh Steven 3)1. 462 Niccum Retryrs 509 M yer . Beth 315 Niccum. Sean 467 Myert. 8tert 462 Nice. David 437 Myera. Denise 317 N.chalson Oavd 333 Myers. Don 192 N.chols Barbara Ann 13! Myera. Gene 180 Nichols. Eluabeth 173 Myera, Jill 509 Nxhols. Mary 322 5 Myera. Ken 200 Nichols. Mike 332 Myera Leo 215 Nschoi . Stephen 382 Myera Lisa 368 Nxhtec. Mike 229 Myera. Monica 131 Nsckol. Chn 85 Myera. Pam 77 Mcoiaceki . Kalma 202 Myers. Paul 462 Xcoi .. Heather 136 332 Myert, TodJ 180 Ncdosi. Karyn 99 Myert. Tommy Lee 229 N-coluctN John 229 Mytlck. Cindy 162 Nohau . Jenndee 87 Myftefc. Ricardo 359.382 Nofsoff. Darren 487 501 180. 316 487 501 115 90 116 538 Myron. Pot ] N 119 [ Nieiander. Jemes Namann. Sam Nwmeier. Curtis Nremetee. Oarwel N—Treyr . Janes Niepokof. Anne Nepokof. Carol NtfssaJ. Mario Nrppef Twsnoihy 521 Naders. Joan 309. 424 N.tard Kell) 322 NageL Jeff 300 Niland. Patrick 229 Nagal. R«k 1 7. 363 Nilsors. Jayne 424 Nagel. Ronald 462 Nksg. Mary 185 Nagle. Jim 246 Nlst Ow ) l 185 Naglet. Oscar 359 Ni«. Scoff 128 Nagy. Dave 311 Ninon. David 72. 78 Nagy. Margate 343.437 Noble. Doug 87 Nagy. Suaan 129 Noble. Jem 66 Nahcd. Gall 487 Nobbn. Kedy 319 Nahory. Jill 159 Noce Jon 538 Nail. Marcelee 130 Nockels. Dane 462 Nakamura. Llaa 125 Noden. RonakJ 148 M-ca Trank 462 Noden. Todd 171 Narnat Bryan 350 Noel Jaan 183.305 Nj h, Kt.ati 157 Noel. Kimberly 365 Naw. R h4a 146.487 Noel. Simon 116 Natslmi Daoud 462 Noel. Tamy 538 Nay. Noceen 155 Noons. Lisa 237 Neal, Dat'd 229 Nofisger Sona 114 Neal. Rando 424 No 4 Mar crier 283 Need, Lon 424 Nyian. PaliKia 100 Need, Stacy 148 Nclresg Or-g 388 Needham, B4I 195 Ncftmg. Marc 128. 390 Needham. Louam 206. 487 Nonce Caihy 309 Needier Lssa 437 Noon. Jenndrr 166 Neetey. Jude 487 Noonan. Joe 120 Neese. Brian 487 Noordboefc. Kevin 324 Neff, James 185 Nor den Wendt 172 Nrfi. Mur on 166 Norkus. Karen 159, 487 Neidermeyrr. Dovsd 86 Norman. M 220 Neidtataer. Theresa 501 Norman. Chuck 317 Netfert, Scoff 311 Norman Kwh 462 Net . Laura 85 Norman Kevn 168 Nelli Bdl 211 Norris. Charlotte 204. 538 Nelson. Call 388 Neurit, Michael 342. 538 Nelson, Cassandra 462 NorthqultL Rebecca 538 Nelson. Chris 305 Norton. Mark 501 Nelson, llsiabeth 154 Norton. Susan 337. 462 Nelson James 425 Norton. Thomas 347 Nelson. Joanne 509 Norton. Tony 77 Nelson John 521 Norwood. MA 521 Nelson Job I4f Not Kathy 176. 521 Net son Kathleen 124 Nedeboem Robert 164 Nelson Kenneth 462. 538 Notesaem. Chrntme 4 7 146 73 191 462 195 462 112 462 173. 487 437 176 Ml 200 80 172 90 437 196 84 Ml 488 462 75 438 324 522 462 309. 316 99 93 86, 462. 50t 538 488 SOI 119 156. 438 522 319. 425 113 158 170 62 101 308 308 488 462 92 425 463 438 425 150 190 463 63 201 522 146 323. 522 1 5. 247 179 145. 425 09 321 114 463 463 157 72.80 154. 509 93 463 86 197 509 W6 488 170 509 200 509 86. 315 176 346 3 8 88 185 SOI 509 207.315.317 93 78 463 425 130 146 297 120 84 126 522 130 538 126 127 188 173 114, 229 114.229 488 501 348 176 129 463 522 170 389 128 463 10) Nolesletn. Cynthia Novak. Chris Noe ah. Cynthm Novak. Joseph Novak. Mx-heie Novy. Rotwrt Nowafchtat Sumo buffer Ph.l Nunamaker J4 Nswsamakee. Seen Nut Kathy Nut Shelley Nsrtsmeier Patti Nyden, Mill-Ny n Clark 80 246 102 463 103 463 438 92 162 200 390 126. 390 146 281 113 O'Bryan. Patrick O'Conner, Katin O'Conner. Shaun O'Oen. Ke-th O'Dell, lit O Donnell. Me Mel O Keefe. Coleen O Keefe. Patnek O'Matte. MAe O'Neal. Nancy O'Neil. Brian O'Rourke. Timothy 0 te . Dare) Oater Sue Oberfl. Gregory Obe-Qlell MAe Obermeyer, Sufann- Oberl Ann Obtien. ChtiMine Obnoger. Pamela Other Rick Othi. Kenneth Oconno . Heather Odds. Peter Ode Kr.rten O'Oe Dale O Oelt Lynetle ODed Trent OOerkifk. Jen Oifle Jennifer Odom. Carl Odom Salty O Donnell Eres O Dcnnen Sutanne Odeotanak Jacqs—eye. Oedsng Bran Oelkert Blane OetterW. Bril Oeamonn. Careen CfarreO. Roa Oeebeck Rae OHert . Kim Oog Jeanne Og Thomar Ojk Douglas Oh. Sang Ohlman. Marly OAtr John Okane. Bran Olandrr. Doug OkJfathrr. Janet OSdha-rs Brian Oks Harry Otetn Heidi Oliker. Brett Olmger. Michael diver. Dawn Obverlo. Kathryn dtvero. Amy Otonger. Mike Ctoughkn. Kate CCsees Dale CX on Enc Otron. Jmcr dron. Maty dron. Stacy due-rhi Man Ohhof. Scot Ond . Sue Oneal Chmtopher Oneal Vkfcl Opar Much Opel Jeffrey Oppenheen Randy Opple. Ronald Opntu. Jmndee Opsman. Ken Orgaugh Chrlt Or dog Waller Ordwey. Dennis defuela Henry Oretrk Wendy Orltlch. M i Orke. Scott Or lea Stacy Orders. Oeorgean OtlKh. Sharon Orman. Dan Or me Stephen Oto . Juke Otr. George Otttt. Edith dtman, Scot Otbom. Kevin Otbome David 522 308 183 463 207 463 522 463 189 501 463 463 166 333 538 114 124 209 438 147 188 501 51. 295. 324. 475 509 463 159 ,67£ 148. 88 118 l2t. 67. 314 463 91 488 463 522 196 425 425 IM. 501 76 463 333. 488 463 176 350.425 170 200 488 3 8 273 438 92 3)7 463 425 78 297 116 IM 353 ITS 463 149 323. • 784 331 53 53 37 14 52; 46 it; 323. 352. 53 IV 52 A'i ' 562 kjdcx_ Closing Oshet. Pepper 0 o . Coajrtney Osnck. Wb Oilwnum. Shawn Oflfck. W.iliam Outer. IWI Oklrarsder. Pamela Oi a)4. law Otolrks. Jrlfrey Oil . Catherine Ouaenga Rem Osem. Steve OiwW). Sawyl Oawrman MrArvin Oveepeek. Dyugioa Ownwwi, Bryan Oaen. Cathy Oam, Sua Owen . Anne Owens. Cheryl Owens, Rhonda O«ho n . Lui Oaky. Kaalh Oaky. Lonnie Oytee. Mu O'FdffeJi R.ta O'Sullivan JuI P Pace. Clayton PaetLo Dan P Jyc Andrew-Padgett. Joyce Paeth, Or eg P r. Mika Pagme . Michael Pahud. Michael Pa.ino Tarry Pa or. Jay Painter. 8« .h PaMOV Monica Pak. Jung Pahai. Michael Patko, Kimberly Palm Jerry Palmby. Jeffre Palmby, Jill Palmd. KriMi Palmar. Kevm Palmar, Sutaon Pa I m an. Da i d Paimwe jo Pan. Mautean Pane. Atngtit PanW. Vince Pantch. Oaerel Parakop Amy Panning. Ekcabeth Pancon. Ken Papennvrwv. Dougin Papke Karey P pc«aw-.tts Francisco Pafduco Cassandra Par due. Yeremin Parent. Kenneth Parham. Francm Pa-ka. Gail Packet Detmran Packer Jaane Parker. Jeffery Parker. Us Parker. Toby Parker. Todd Parkocev hat--Parka. Karen Parka. Lon Park . Randal Parke. Wiltum Patti . Dawn Pern h. Can Parrot Bill P t nko. Janet Par k . Rotoa Ekiabecti Parsons. Tors, Par ion . Wdfcam Pavhak Nannrtte Park ell l. a Pa ken. Kimberly ] Parko Ronald 1 PauareU Diana Pastor . Jo cpn , Palel, (Jme h I Patrick, Nanette i Patrick. Scott 1 Patt. Bnon , PalletKe Jeffrey ! Pallet son John | Patter sen Kimberly Patieocn. Ion I Patter ton Sabrina | Pattefton. Tim Pattieon. Scott Pattok Cm; Patton Paul Pattor. Shane Patton Ste I Pate. Kimberly ; Pate Timothy Paul. Donald 1 Paulsen Anna | t'aulun, Psd j Paulson Li a ei PavWh. Bryan 202 339 Pawley -Marlene 209 200 Pawlu John 239 338 322 Payne. Darin 113 363 Payne. Dean 308 337. 330 Payne. Jay 86 408 Payne. Lest 96. 101 463 Payne, Marlene 127 112 Payne. Thom ■164 314 Paearatn. Altanio 86 180, 317 Pcollnski. Dcewse 301 193 Peacock Aaron 362 339 Peacock. Jonathan 300. 423 310 Peacock Julteanna 77 461 Peacock, Kenneth 522 177. 423 Pearcy. Thomas 468 98. 102. 103 Peard. Jan 501 127. 308 Prorl, Jute 91 132 Pearson. Jeanne 4)8 127 Pnrr oo. Susan l 438 Pearson. Tate 193 36A 310 Pecery. Bob 200 331 Pecha Paul 120 337. 463 Pec in . Chrn 3C8 163 Peek. Philip 307 313 Peck. Theresa 146 77 Pecoraro. Joel 198 Pedcev. Tears 73 Pedigo. Calhy 123 Peek. Jeff ray 438 Peglow. Shady n 4 Pnlrt. Diane 389 Pol Lucinda 104 Pdebowwki, Card 473 Pemberton. Nathan 464 200 339 Pence. Paul 167. 315 193 PendergaM. Thomas 197 180 PrrvjSeteo. Kalhy 130 20 Prrvngton Richard 464 488 Perm. Li a 147. 330. 371 164 293 Pern. Wayne 229 121 Perm. W4tam 468 501 Pennock. Marie 96. 102 137 66 Penamgcr. Ken 311 321 Peploe. Crag 4)8 126. 317 Pepper. Jana 145 86 Peppers, Robert 382 46) Pepple Maryann 150. 5)9 489 Peguignot. Lisa 134 76 Peralta Arneil 18) 338. 322 Peter. Arabella 300, 4)8 463 Perec Ernest 337, 464 333 Prncak Chtiwopnec 464 137 Petkm . Er 211 332 423 301 Perk mi Jelfevy 197 464 PerorJs Anchor,, 112 488 322 Perrier. Marianne 103 129. 308 Perr.n. George 181 I62L 337 Pcvrih. Mtro-ee 102 t 2 Per me. Kare 308 229 Perry. Brian 310 464 Perry Cathy 90 323 Perry. Charlotte 76 220 Perry, frank 464 93 Perry. Karen 3)3 339 Perry Me had 202 488 Perry. Tlmochy 464 86 Petayh Tony 348 488 Pertteos. Davd 86 338 Perucca Alan 63. 313. 423 296 Peace. Christian 201 346, 383 Pesch. Patrick 322 423 Peter Dand 113. 464 322 Prtr- Gayle 100 313 146 Peterman. Lynne 438 464 Pete's Debra 320 488 78 Peters James 190 146. 301.438 Peters Jenny 313 229 Peters Jam 488 92 Pete's Lu 102 127 Peter v Mary 289 90 Peters Mrchad 86 488 510 114 Peer's Randy 302 176 Pete ice Barbara 322 91 Peterson. Cod, 129 384 Peterson Done 133 318 308 Peterson. Did 186 501 Peseeson. Doug 246 464 Peterson. Laura 137. 302 190. 284 Peceesot . Lora 332 464 Petrtson Mar 342 73 Peterson. Maureen 128 308 Petersen. Ronelt. 129 310 Pererson. Sarah 83 112 Pet.l Cara 133 488 Petit Gm 135 173. 339 Pecos . Rick 287 306 Petn. Cindy 368 438 P e.n .Mark 464 438 Petr. Phlip 464 173 Prtrg Ann 127 464 Petrcgoukos Tov. 79 319 Petrovas Stacey 300 423 Petrov Mai, 73 464 126 Pet tel Boon 173 320 Pettruci. Al 188 173 Petty. Lenor 331 180 Petty. Timothy 96 348 112 Ptefferkom. Tim 116 283 167 Pfister. Chris 112 87 Plidps. Ann 102 423 317. 36) PhrCps. Kathryn 4)8 322 Phdps. Michael 166. 464 339 Phefp Randy 363 464 Ptsdpa. Shell 143 296 132 Phil, rernandet 324 31 Ptulbrook, John 192 138 Ihnlgrpn Michael 464 Ptwhp . Mark Phffcppa. Mark Potter. Beetnce Potter Carote Potter. (.Iren Pott Peter Pott Scott Pouhon. Donald Povokack. Tracy Powdlskl Lori Powell. Barry Powell. Gerald Powell Jacquwln. Powell. James Powell. Karen Powell Peggy Phihps Bran Ph.hpr Dee Dw. Phifrp . Eric Ph.hps Kelli Philspt L a Ph.Rp . Mark Philips M«hoet Pinup . Suaanne PMo«t«. l Phipp Kimberly PoAick. .Mary Patt Jolynne Pica. Anne Plcco. Krrtll Pkm scon Packer Robert P Ue, Betty Pickle. Greg Picucci. Pete pin-ra kmoKi. Valrte Pienta Jo Plento. Jo Pierce. Doug Pierce. Jeannr Pierce. Michael Pierce. Stephana. PkccwaO, Guegory Piere. Michael Piet ranter. Mark Plena , CKn Pietro Dawn Pkgnone. There PlkeL Jeff Pilackat Thoma Pmchofc, rricfc Pinkerton, David Pn ««v Vmce Pin , Eileen Pipper . David Pekle Gregory Prtle. Michael P lcock. Linda Pi I man. Adrienne Pit. Anne Prtcec. PameU Pctae. Paul Pamamrura. Debcrah Patter. Mike Plaw-ecki Jeffrey Ptethe, Je« Pletcher. Laura Ptettner. Marttn Ptanski. Mike 36} 306 n 136. 302 146 296 475 119 438 86 137. 465 299. 314. 389. 423 296 215 147. 291 91 163 138 322 79 206 ll 464 310 162 339 102. 103 488 93 488 488 129. 263 464 124.484 133. 323. 468 112 196 127 tie 179 229 161, 310 113. 167 123 313 316 84. 322 136 76 102 196.202 311, 464 173 170, 22 113 130 121 112.438 322 139 10 . 88 132.423 363 464 338. 322 198 064 112 162. 464 522 Ptoujhe. Larrmd 127 Pfcughr, Patrvera 86 Pluene . M.Ve 112 Plummer. Laura 363 489 Plummer. Craig 339 Plot . Audr 78 Pdctaem. Donald 119 Poefilem. Mke 246 Poehirron. John 304 Pd- Deborah 79 Pc . Joseph 502 Poetsatte. Jeanette 74 Peary. Leslie 436 Pokd. Patrick 309. 423 Pokcrny. Juke 489 Poland. Timothy 502 Polaveh. Brian 383. 464 Potssk . frank 464 PoCng. Craig 348 Petard, -land 156 Pollard Virgiw 465 PoOen Beth 150 PnSey. Leeann 297 Pone her Jut Pond Dcwgtaa Ponder Clark Pongrarr Wiliam Pcettol Monique Pontiou . Andy Pook. Jonathan Pooler. Loren Pop. M4e Pope Rocm Popp. Robin Ponet Juke Pontt, Amy Porraro Angus Porrltt. Amy PoerilL John Portar. Darrel Porter. Bret Porter, Colleen Porter James Porter. Jeffrey Porter, Thomas Portcu . Daml Poith. Don PortumJO. hurl Pm.arm Mwhjri 463 177. 313 463 138 264 425 322 176 339 438 139 133 186 489 330 192 120.438 306.463.322 167 331 330 423 283 330. 463 338 283 79 438 Potion Andy Poiocrok. Jarquir Powers Ann Power . Mark Power MHr Power , Nenetle Powsatsk- Lori Poynler. 8rlan Poynler Sandy Prael. John Prater. Michael Prather. Dorm Prather. Kc4fcr Prats PatncM Pratt. Annerce Pratt. Dairy Pratt. Gregory Pralt. Thoma Prrwcori Audrey Pretke. Jane Preston. Sally Pirnon Sara Prano. Tony Pnce. Amy Place. Barney Price. Becky Pnce Bob Pnce Jay Pnce. Jeff Price. Judd Pnce. Natad Pnce. Norman Pnce. Robert Premier Scoel Printer. Norman PrachMt. Dave Pritchett. Ron Pritchett. Stephen Prorhett. Judy Probtl. Gecfl Prochaaka Debtee Profflt. Wendy Prcecou. Mlcfoel Ptckai, Ale. Pro e« .Mark Protirrorv Idei Pruitt. Tony Pruim. Michael Ptacin. Rich Pufhal. Scon Pugh. Bcb PulkOwtS.i. SheOme Pullen ,Martha Purrel. Manha Puperek. Ellen Puraeen. Chris Purcell Matthew Purnell. Myla PurseC. Charles Pursley Al Purvis. Mceuc Putater. Jennifer Puahfc . Dave Putman Dennli Putman Rhond Putnam. Pamela Puttaawamy. Padrra Q Qoerta. Jill GuakenMiah EUabeth Queen. Jerry Quack. Wendy OuKjley. Dan Quritm, Catharn Qumn. Jam Qurm. John Qumn. Kathy Qumn. Mai mew Qumn. Steven Qumn. Vngtoa Ourrey. Laurel Quirk. Jane Quvey. David Ouaeon May Raab. Ann Rachkord. Robert Rackat. Roberta Radford Cdm Radoch. Gary Radsanovsky. Robert RadrA Tracy Radjinak, Davd Radnntki Lynn R e. Ilrad Rallnty, Janie Ratlin. Jen Ragan. Matt Ragan. Rosamond Rah . Rob n Raitsmader Brian Rditirudei. Brent R i(sm r Ros Rambolt. Philip Rainey. Kimberly Rainour Ruth 185 Ram . Jeffrey 118. 120. 283 136 Randan Amu 31 301 73. 219 Rakociy Michele 102 5)9 Ralph J4I 296 363 308 Ramafcnahana. Shetka 99 ten Ramaiaamy R je h 463 86 Ramey. Steve 173 438 Ramhap Ronald 539 145.302 Remm. Kip 173 164 Rar-imriaberg Done 335. 510 5)9 Kamo . Aim 102 7 Ramot. Rmaedo 365 346 Ramsay Ocmald 339 502 Ramsey. Merhad 193 438 Ramary. Randall 323 195 Pam aten. J 130 334.510 Randall. Nancy 31 191 Randolph. Robert 463 283 Rentier Terrance 332 463 Rantford. Carolyn 132. 463 149 Rapal . Margaret 310 489 Rapgaporl Jonathan 112. SS5 339 R.afvxn. Mike 702 522 R mu en. Erie a 100 350 Rater man, Tereaa 99 371 Rathbun. La 162 91. 348 Rarhbun. Mark 425 97 Rather. Dan 121 229 Rathmacher Joan 180 112 Rail. Alfred 121 207 Rati. Pamela 489 465 Rati man Karen 98 ICC? 322 Raub. Card 104 281 Raub. KeRy 149 92 Rawghcult Rufus 114 348 Raun. Gregory 167. 423 338 Rawies Earl 426 163 Ra wley, Gen 147 139 Rawtmgs. Bill 389 113 Rawlings. Kay 126 155. 266 Rrw on. Reed 287 103 Ray. John 186 22 Ray. Jonathan 438 323 Ray. Lynn 132. 370. 438 423 Ray. Retard 539 127 Ray. Wiliam 323 171 Rayl. Timothy 539 465 Raymanrv Pegj, 133 338 Read Katie 149 18) Reedle. Mark 339 120 Ready. Robyn 123 90 Reagan Ronald . 168 363 Reagei M r 296 31 485 Real Michael 84 186 128 Reap. Oare 200 113 Rebeck. .Marina 311. J47. 360 137 Rebar Patricia 465 138 Reber. Pml 181 463 Rebres Sandy 80 296 Receteur Terrance 426 322. 339 Rechmond. Kan 129 523 Reck David 92 539 195 Reckenbed. .Mary 137 363 Rectum. Euge 168 101 Redmba Stacy 207 323 Redmger Theresa 2C8 76 Redman. Hsfly 149 Reece Laura 489 Raid Allen 314 Reed. Ball 314 Reed Frederick 189 Reed James l8t Read. Jonathan 302 Reed. Kevm 172 83 Reed. Paula 102 77 Read. Robert 83 463 Reed. Robn 339 463 Reed. Sirs 198 246 Reed. Susan 426 333. 510 Reed W am 463 193 Re ,. Ektabath 9) 306 Ree . Barry 308 438 Rees George 5)9 181. 5 39 Ree Phf 3C8, 465 463 Reear Barry 218. 463 162 Reeves. Brian 463 136 Reeve . Faith 80 463 Regge Erica 463 523 Regner. Catherine 489 100 Rehl n r. Luke 177 Re el Lit 465 Rr-bokJ Dean 426 Reirhort. Cymlhu 206. 4)8 Rnclari Peru Id 167 Rechett Gayle 8. 310 RrvchJ Lmda 241 Read. Adam 308 130 Red Kevm 320 463 Red Ned 339 J39 339 Red Scherty 362. 489 314 Reefy . Beth 439 121 Retd,. Me m 103 120 ReaAeis. Rob 283 247 Rrvjh John 164 3)4. 310 Really. Jim 90 83 Really. Lynn M6 113 Rndy. Robert 5)9 138 Reamarara. James 463 229 Rcareorara. Jane 72. 77 273 Rnrromn Jim 176 318 Reams, Ilrad 181 124 Rnn risen. Roy 92 188 Re-cfard. Eugene 463 188 Rr-mhard. Kvu 319 188 RrWarl. Lamar 300 309 339 Rrrhoit. Us 137 425 Remke. Ann 297 )38 489 Re rWe. Michael 367 Index Closing 563 Reus } Pam Reivetg There Karen Mi Rag Retie. .[ Mar Remp Adam Remjipel Richard R m bu'g llrth Rena, IWk, Renaud. Paul Rmlwjn. -Me Rend ' Robert Rendma M . Rene Julie Renter CW Renfro . Scoff Renk. Thoma Rrnke Jenny Renkeeteetger. Amt R «n. letlre Renrtaker. Laura Renner, Spencer Hk Becky Rentbeigrr. Edward Renltchfer. Scoff Reprogle Angela Rnetdi) Jeffrey Rdf-3 Dougla, Reulebuch. Tom Reuter Gregory Rede Randall Reuter. Roe Reutman. Angm Revter. David ft . 8r d Reamg. Oon Rear'd Krfl Rayburn Knn Rayburn. Todd Reynold . Don Reynold Jennder Reynold John Reynold . Katherine Reynold Mein, Reynold NithoU Reynold Robert Reynold . Ron Reynold , Troy Retutko Jeffrey Rhem. Renee Rhoad Gary Rhode Loretta Rhode , Todd Rhonda Reeve Rhode Steven Rhyketd Charle Rhykerd Rob Rteard Marcia Rtey Joan Rrec . Carol ft e. Brent R , Chock R . Jan R e Luther R . Ronald Rice Wendy Rreh. Karla Rich. Michael Richard .Mark Richard Paul Richard Adam Richard . Kan Richard . Sandy Richatdvon Benytmn Richatdton. Den Richard o Oevld Rrch rd on Robert Richardien Su an Richey Lrorwd Rehey. Robert R-ehman Barbara Ride Elizabeth Rickard. Jeffrey Rekmhau i Sherry Rck . Blake Rdgeway. Mile R-ke Rachel ■ Tracy R- « Aeny R-W Marge R. . Mary R-j bee Deborah Rh b . Jebn R.tay Jeff R ley. Lmda Rday, Ph.1 Riley. Sutan Rmgei. Chrl R-ngle'. Joan R.rvyler. Jon Rinker. Jeff Rnxdar Kevin Rot. bring R.thal Karen Ri . Shame Ruche, Ann Rittchrl Bob Rit e na Jana Rittberg Jana Ritter Amy Ritter Jove Reaialdo Ritter Richard Ritter, Sara Rittman, Dan R.vera, Mnjoel Ri jo Tiffany Roach Chrl . Roach. Melane 564 i 124 766 46b 167. 316 729 188 320 1 ISO 799. SO? S3® 779 367 573 83 489 125 126 S3® ISO 465 301 177. 426 523 74 IIS 466 121 XU SO? 113 155 174 360 2H 323 373 I) 4 S23 308 S02 101 4(6 102 4(6 466 510 9? 186 4 176. 539 351 175 489 289 157 540 282 523 282 247 229 74 17® 190 121 426 426 75 489 385. 523 112 523 202 130. 368 116. 337. 466 502. 523 466 489 154 297 489 426 510 4)9 161 191 439 540 185 87 523 323 4)9 80 489 489 456 489 167. 42 51 II) 540 456 219 540 168 510 90 156 186 466 126 162. 311 296 426 127. 308. 4)9 120 540 102 ft 90 Roadruck Sherri Roane Jame Roark B h Roark Rebecca Room Mark Record Tenorhy Bobbin Deb Rotten Jarre Robten Kim Rcbten Lite Rotten Paul Robtent Rah ftOberttn. Peggy Robert Brian Robert Dm Robert Donakd Robert . Ketty Robert Philip Robert Robert Robert Scon Robert ion Cheri Robert en Crag Robertvon Doug Robeettcn Meti Robert ton Sylvia Raberiien Taggart Robeion Anrsalea Rotenetr. Jutrme Roten . Cathy Rotenton Bran Rctmvcn Chruone Rotenton Daniel Roten van David Rotenton Diane Rotenton Dougla ■ Rotenton Laura Rotenton Mark Rotenton Patrick Rotenton Rebecca Rotenton R h Rotenton. Roe Rotenton. Stephen Rotenton Tamara Rote ton Sam Robion. Rochelle Rock Bath Rot ken (Jr tula Rode Melody Rndbaugh. John Rodck Chrnty Rodeo Jed Rodkey. Cathy Rodrigue . David Rodrigue Ernetto Rodngu«. Jorge Rodr -gue, .Mark Rod-igue Ramot. Jotrbto Roe Mar, Beth Roe. Vreki Roebuck. Ole Roeni Meal he Reed Shannon Roemer. tike Roetch Stephen Roe! Ter Molty Rogal Sylvia Rogev . Chr.ttcpteer Roger Derrick Roger Jeff Roger . Kimbertee Roger Robert Rogj. Steven RohUing. Anne Rohrer. Randy Rokitfci. Patricia Roland Brian Roman. Dorothy Romance. Lance Recnanco Mffhael Rommel Long RondneO Patrick Rcneey. Am Rente hke tell Renter n Mwhaff Rookttool. RiCk Rooney. Am Room Daniel Ropp Oe Ro . Anrhony Rote. Beete Rot . Catharine Rote Jerry Rote. Lrta Rotebeery. .Nancy RoWWyb. Jem, Roten. Gregory Roienberry Jeffery Rotenkran . .Melinda Ro en r in. Keemeth Rotemtitel Rene Rotenttoek, David Rotenlhal. Dave Rote Sandy Potto. Chn Rot . Are Pot Brooke Rot Curb Pot Laura Rot . Yalari Ro . Vmm Rot A entail Roity. Clam Potty Jote Rotaartki Todd Roth. Cheer Roth. Mare Rothermel. Davd Rochkopf Phi IW 466 796 34) 64 359 119 476 146 ITS 128 148 167 315 171 130 180 489 701 145 167 213 213 338 466 164 126 523 466 523 75 127 287 361 340 489 466 489 456. 540 85 489 466 317 489 121 121 510 466 183 100 150 179 332 426 208 171 126 489 523 523 91 489 77 385 185 149. 321 306 155 112 146 523 466 191 170 489 466 466 523 176, 540 510 113 162 121 Rothman Roland Rotteyt tana Rotterork. Nancy Roth Kenneth Roundy Scon Roupnch. Rachael Routh. Jon Rente Jame Row . Randy Roy Kevin Royer Dougin Royce Jule Roycratl Davd Ro ema Lynne R.v i Jecguelnr Ruark, Debni Ruirk. Mope Rubache. Ame Rubalcaba. Timothy Ruta Michael RuCrtvKh. Victoria Rueh. Larry Ruch Merer. RuCiniki Dram Ruck man Chn Ruddy. Jame Roddy Jim Rodek. Mrke Rud . Larry Rudman Carla Rodman Jennie Rodman Mar.tta Rudolph Jim Rudolph. Rodney Rueff Pnu Rueff Rutty Rue, Jotepn Ruff Thoenat Ruffenberg Davd RuggWi KtiUr Rugn Chuck Rule. Cmdy Rvmbeugh. Mona Rutnph Lariam Bund Jcrteph Runk le Ben Runner. Bud Rupet John RupeL Keith Rutboidt Bob Butch. Jerry Rutctev. Ed Ro el Jeter RutteL Anne RutteB Lorna Rut veil Lym Rotten .Melodre Rutto John Roth, Raymond Rutherford. WMam Roil Leanne Rutter Donald Rote Roc man. Karen Ryan. Barbara Ryan. Jeff Ryan. Mary Beth Ryan. Mchaet RybKk, Kelly Rycenga. Lita Ryckman, Brian Ryden. Cnc Ryder Cathteen Rygaard. Qwiatophea 466 40 156 426 90.523 158 321 M2 170 279 523 336 490 114 523 476 90. 439 439 74 490 172 490 573 308 540 540 300. 301 90 490 787 115 175 439 158 490 115 365 426 170 197 172 444 490 197 149. 346. 149 323 466 126 165 193 21) 540 359 27) 219 229 176 311 490 157. 301 335. 510 332. 52) 165. 191 523 93 490 98 490 340 796 360 523 128 349 390 93 385 84 466 S Sander . William ■under ion Barry Sandy. Jem, So net , Mildred Sanlord Becky Sanghui Natl Sanlerre Paul Santiago Ardr Sant mi Creg Copeck, Greg Sappe Narabe Sepnt Cynthia Saratm. John Sargent. John Saekitian Ga.1 Sarin. Cynitea Sarrot Davd Sarrot Nchoiai Sarva-dit Chrn Saner Moral Salkarrp Mark SalOtb. Jet) Salterle Came Salieri, John Saltier Derive Saltier. Margaret Sa r. Ken Sauer. M r Seundret Shnla Savage Ted Saver Ban Savk leva sawyer John Sawyer Tony Sayre L.ta Scale Barr Scalora. Pete Scanlan. Theme Scanlon Phylln Scarborough. Sir Scar pete. Sutan Scearce Paul Vekcrvye. Laural Schade. Stephen Schaefer Michael Schaefer. Shelvy Schaeffer Lone Schalenacker Thome Sc haler. Rote Sc haler. Wtrde Sc hall Davd Schaffer. Steve Scha8er Lmda Scheme Rm Schagkere Trmochy S hat Leeme Schavwy. Scott Schewffer Eteebeeh Scheer Steven Schr le A ice Schentteie Juba Schefer Utrie Scheffef, Judy Schafftrt. Dare Sche«be (HI Sch 4d Kmlm Schefhom. Jen, Scheffer. Mary Schembeckiei Bo Schemb Katherne Schendd. Pam Schenk Jul Schenk K mberly Schecn Dane Sc he. Davd Scherer, Oouglai Schetmerhom Mark Schermerhom. Shan Schermerhom Tim 4)9 215 97 361 126 796 540 II) 197 192 439 439 279.27) 309 490 102. 729 176 51 466 112 99 467 176 78 540 502 150 490 467 390 348 323 171 362 467 196 149 795 116 287 502 340 87 156 304 201 74 348 467 467 159. 3 7 524 467 490 87 524 185 335 524 351 149 198 540 26 467 322 540 346 159 154 179 85 147 313 343 439 193 490 241 301. 467 439 306 524 540 333 490 357 490 Schmidt. Kurt Schmidt. Paol Schmdi Steven Schmidt Sutan Schmitt Meal he Schmitt. Julie Schmitt. Mchetle Sthmrtt MAe Schmitz Duane Schmofc. Scott Schrvarth. Lna ScN« eterl . Scot Schneider. Cathy Sctvavder. Gary Schneider. Jerome Schneider hath Schneder Sutan Schneider. Thome Schnehe ChnMopher Schneffe. Davd Schnet er. Tom Schnly. Scot Screw Debtee Schnu . Anne Schnur. Diane Schohetd Lt a Schell Barren Scholl. Burret Schommer. John Schrae . McCroy Sch ank Holly Schreckengav Jame Schreco go t Suiamr Sc fire, he- Oou) Schrerbe . Gary Schrck Kathrin Schlock Sue Schroede Brenda Sc breeder. Brent Schroede . Q n toph r Schroeder, Et Schroede . Jeanne Schroede . Jeffrey Schroedet. Kr-W C —b--- a_■ ... ..k n,vW. Schroeder Kim Schroede . Rhonda Schroedet, Tameta Schroeder, Vmcent Schroepfer Dane Schroe . Joy Sehtoer. William Schubeet Vtrprea Schuefer John Schueneman. Kathy Schue ler. Becky Schue le . Beth Sc hue tier Conrv Schuettue . Becky Schuetter. Tim ScteJer lorn Schuler Mie Schuff Brand Schulte. Lit Schuftt. Bob Schuff , Carl SchuiU. Judy Schuff . Paul SchiAt. Reteert Sc hub. Paul Schumacher Annette Schumacher. Brad Schumacher Dawn Schutie . Juke Schut, Bradley Schvele Rob Schwart . Barbi’t Schwarlt Crag 116 mb 179 Saba, Steven 385 Schertchel Becky 146 Schwartz Joteph 5 0 Sabo. Chuck 289 Schertchel Dunne 146. 360 Schwartz Pete 91 Saccaeo Bern Ml Scheuer. Paul 467 Schwegman. Dettee 91 Secktteder Kipp 466 ScheuMlee. Klrittn 159 Schue Kary 52) Securo. L. e 161 Scheuffer. Sharon 149 Schwewr Paula 316 Sadler Ornt 510 Schrck. Gary 540 Schweitzer Sheen 52) Seenger Ketfterm 161. 385 SctewtUe .Mall 85 Schmetennewt Bob 466 Section Hede 75 Schafer Tammy 84 Scoter . Tamra 3C8 Saggar Tom 12D 317 389 Sc hart Fred 439 Scott. Aaefrod 229 Sag letter. Tom 120 Schderl. Kevin 176. 185 490 Scott 6.11 119 Sea am Davd 342 Sctelling Andrea 51 Scott. Bruce 489 Sabir. Steven 170 540 Schilling Peter 191 Scott Dan 309 389.426 Sakara Apri 502 Sending Robert 510 Scott Dorothy 91 Salazar. Otmi 215 Sc ten Andrew 524 Scott. Jeffrey 51. 295. 490 Saldvar E netl 540 Sc tender tr. Jack 229 Scott. Kramer 73 Salem Kody 115 Schindler George 524 Scott Marty 540 Safft John 246 Schlattee, Dee 490 Scott Nancy 115 Safe .Marie 333 Schlegel. Alan 287 Scott. Robert 490 Salle. Bll 365 Schlegel. Chrlatopher 115 Scott Sutan 502 Salle . Vernon 466 Sclilo '. Kraig 467 Scott. Wrtkam 145 297. 313 Seltman Matthew 523 Schluetei. 1 yen 162. 510 Scribner. Karen 338. 466 Soltbeny. Crag 287 Schlgtz. Carl 439 Scroggev . Jeff 195 Salt men. Edward 334 Schmal. Elame 154 Scruggt. Kt’ba'A 332 Samara, Angrla 296. 300 Schmantke. Dan 147 Seaman. Shawn IB) Sorvpton. Ralph 1(6 Schmed Jennifer 126 Seorle Jonathan 145 Semvrt Dean 185 Schmeddng Lmda 369 Saar . John 490 Samuel Rochelle 79. 490 Schmedmet. Dk 195 Sear Petr 490 Samudwitz. Paul 164 Schmank. Cara 80 Sebattian. Catherine 466 Sanchez Aptd 74 Srhmd John 202 Sebrn Thorn 86 Sanchez. Juan 19) Schmid. Kenneth 490 Sech Stan 439 Sende Scott 365 Schmdt Angel 439 Seckendort Kathy 170 Sandberg Chn 362 Sehmdt Chn 155 Sidling Doug 273 Sandberg Monique 300 Schmdt. Davd 202 Seege Jeffrey 198 273 Sandbe-g Ryn 121 Schmidt. Frank 120 Seeteafer. Lethe 490 Sendee ur. Terete 466 Schmdt. Fred 467 Seeenan Dervt 161 Sendee Becky 76 Schmdt. Merwik 796 See , Mark 296 Sendee Detea 439 Schmdt Jan 145 502 Sefton Laune 176 Sander , Scoff 439 Schmdt Jeffrey 540 Segmt Juhanrw 540 Sander . Troy 540 Schmidt Jennie 149 Sete. Don 289 311. 324 467 115 324 343 146 93 315 192 168 502 524 80 700 115. 137 426 161. 215. 467 283 540 97 113 176 315. 26 99 5 73 195 284 334 185 284 209 300 524 510 27) 385 390 76 295 343 5 0 172. 32? 524 540 137 426 154 77 78 177. 389 426 540 4)9 540 84 389 128 TO 155 322 540 155 112 333 336. 90 167 300 318 337. 467 346 362 75 166 111 490 467 467 229 102 150 167. 426 183 467 172. 510 79 467 273 439 524 426 467 90 73 185 176 166. 541 502 490 201.524 384 229 125 85 490 502. 541 102. 385 339 129. 490 467 467 189 192 439 541 119 85 113 340 49 L 524 )68 467 167 491 324 Seiber. Tammy 98. 102 Setbett. Christa 143 Sfbrrt. Craig 190 Seibttl. John 166 Sefeen. Pal 211 Sr-Seri Pcb.n 311 Sebett. 5t vlay 115 Sndner. lot V4 SedHt, Ch i 213 Sedert. C of kite 162 Sedmt. $4itan 510 Snlwd. Sint 296 S «p Mark 173 Sepal Martha 179 Seisslet. Jot no 113 Sekfta Pawl 467 Seldowltl Mika 195 Snknko ' 4 374 Sneaky. Kelly 336 Selleck. Tcm 193 SettftV Stephan 467 Sefkrs. Tracy 67 Seth. O-Irr-J 103 Samlet. Homo 171 Semlm. Mika 170 Sendrtweck. Catma 80 SmtK Mrivva 301 Sengee. Scon 304 Sommeu . Jeff 120 Sehimmet Maik 124 467 Sargent Juaiacea 491 Serstad Jan 246 Sortie. h«n 101. 491 Seufert. Roxerrui y M6 Sever ton Soon 300 Seward Jama 229 Seward. Vincent 167 426 Sexton. Cndy 147 Seston. Gordon M3 Sexton. Katie 67 Sdohaj Mail 116 Shadboll. Laxity 317. 320 Shade. Kurt 112 Shade. Lori 439 Shod-go- Lluatelh 524 Shatter Mike 574 Shafet. Anna 426 Shafet. Elrtebfth 91 Shafet. Kelly 92 Shaffer Dave 164 Shaffer. Joxrpn 311 Shoheen Oiana 304 339 Shahxhaham. Behrod 86 Shalteebeigei. Dana 310 Shambough. Jolt 320 Shanklin, Keith 351 Shannon. Leah 102 Shannonhouxt. Eciwa'd 524 Sharkey. Laura 152 Sharp. 1 exit 301. 91 Sharp. William 524 Sharpe. JO met 541 Shartln. Rost' 84 Shaw. Set 137, 339 Shaw. 8rtan 196 Shaw. Chnt 172 Shaw. Oea 467 Shaw. Judy 127 Shaw Mcrvca 91 Shaw Sarah 162 Shaw. Tim 188 Shduk Renee W Shea Mtrtiwth 574 She Slephone 136 Sheed, Matthew 467 Shertei. Jelfiry 541 Sheehan. Thomat 118 24 Sheetv PM 173 Sheffke. Rhonda 129 She. Kult 467 Shed . Michael 201 Shelby. Beverly 72 Shell Todd 197 Shelley, Maik 502 Shelley Tom 86 Shelton Kent 229 Shelton Lance 502 Shepherd. Arvyrla 100 101 Shepherd. Stacey 128 295 Shepherd. Sown 491 Sherord Sandra 322.541 She.bun M,ke .340 She.Nock. Jamex 229 She.lock. Nancy 208 Sherman Becky 73 Sherman. Dewey 219 She. man Jodi 93 Sherman. Ray 229 She. raid. Sharon 297. 491 Shetr.IL Patricia 510 She.nO Tony 282 Sheile., C.aij 353 Shelter Peter t 468 Shldle. Lor. 333 Shidkt Thad 300 Shieldx. Ahon 502 ShiekH. Karen 310. 343 439 Shwldx. Ron 183 Shdcarry. Paula 146 ShiHng Bradford 468 Shi lie.; (Vend! 130 ShiN wy Tammy 491 Shipp. Linda 97 Shield! Suxan 100. 101 Shiftman. Cetdy 39 Shrreman Paula 162. J40 Shtiey. Id 3(3 Shuey. Mae 313 Shtrely, Laune 150. 541 Shively. Loyeiu 348 Sfwei. Jeff 279 Shock. Sally 161 Shcemakrx. Donna 300. 439 Shoemaker, Jacguelyn 51. l Shoemaker. Janet 491 Shoes Jim 114 Shook Jaxon 279 Short. Michael 541 Sho« ewonn Tod 168 Shoulder x. Bob 273 Showalrer, Daniel 541 Show alter Stacey 84 Snreke. Ph.lp 163. 468 Shirvei. Janet 524 Shrnce. Curtis M2 Shtoyer, Jim 115 Shuhack Deborah 335. 510 Shuck. Jo 128 Shuey. Bill 2 6 Shuey. Michael 180 Shuey. Todd Shull Jennifer 181 74 Shuler. Ceorge 68 Shu Roge. 185 ShuBi, Jeff 120 Shumaker. Herman 170. 468 Shull. Jod. 308. 333 Stax Jill 247. 541 Sibal Carol 510 Sic .lano r ranee xc 149 Stdiovxky, Steven 468 Sietker. Dale 177 Sietkee, Ed 282 Stag. Jane 131 Sthjfned. Paul 324 Siegfried Sherry 333 Semen. M«V 198 Stetve. OavKl 468 Sienkowxkl. Randan 502 S«reveld. Pally 124 Saexel. Bruee 468 Sckkema. Jeffrey 541 Sic ox, Gregory 468 S«x Jan 75 SPve Vugtma 491 Sdvtrr. Jim 119 Sever Melinda 426 Sdver. Timcrtry 541 S4vermart. Tama.oh 162. 491 S4v y. Carolyn 92 S « . Lynn 84 Srfviux. Chettty 149. 310 Smler. Breed 213 Senmeimon. Amy 343 S-mmon . Abbey 85 Sermons. Sarah 161 Simon. David 68 Stmetue Die 64 Simon . Tina 00 Simpson. Aaron 351 Srmpxon. Gregory 211. 68 Simxctn Jane 128. 335 Singer. Kimberly 296 Slngtebon. JiAe 336. 49! Sinleel. Jexvca 87 Sinn. Cheryl 87 Sipe. L.xa 80 Slpoct Andrew 426 Sipox Michael 390 Sipor. Katie 99 Stpprrl. Judy 93 Stpx. Oor.t 313 Sixiiano. Paul 164 Saxon R haid 468 Sitlnx . Steven 191 Silrman. Joe 273 Sue. M.kc 170. 229 Skaggs. Dale 323 Skeenx. Pamela 491 SkeCton David I9i Sktvryxki. Rick 229 Skdroir. David 468 Sk-Jmo-r. Karhy 148. 301 Sktiex Beth 100 Skewer David 541 Skociek. Cohlexxa 129 Skociek. 1 tor tine 129 Skoog. Kim 439 Skowrcnek, Ton 281 Sk.yd. Joxeph 91 Skwaican. Kenneth 322. 541 Skwarcan SheOy 85 Slabach Mach 183 Slxde Kurt 112 Slade Maria 156. 367 Stage! Aaron 468 Stagg Stephana 148 Staple. Paul 524 Staler. Oritur 524 Slavery Robert 468 Staven. Steel 121 Stem, Karen 136 Shnker. Rotert 468 Sloan. Keriy 365 Stoan. Laura 72. 78. 347 Stogat. Joe 198 Storm Edward 189 Stonakrr Lind 322 Slone Thomat 502 SlOvltl. R.Ck 324 Slupecki Deborah 491 Small Amy 130 Small. Tamara 311 Small. Tama 157 Smallman. Lynn 158 476 Smart Jrrw er 491 Smart. Jchn 218 Smiley. Jeffrey 180. 317 Smrteh. Oav.d 468. 524 Smith. Al 273 Smirk. AVer 491 Smith, A Leu 439 Smith, Amy 335. 363 Smith. Anna 84 Snvth Annette 369 Sm-th. Beth 137 Smith 8.11 183 South, (Uatt 302 Snvrh. Brad 197 South, BnxSey 713. 3W. 426 South, Brian 166. 524 South, Care 72. 77 Smith. Chrixtevr 15ft 296. 319. 439 South Cindy 220 524 Smith, Gentice 338 South. Dale M6 South. Dan 120 South. Daiuettr 161 South. David 340. 541 Smith, Dawn 322. 491 South. Deborah 476. 511 Smith. Debra 159. 439 Smith. Dtevxe 104 Smith. Ektabech 440 South. George 524 Smith. Gieg 195. 324. 524 Sounh. Gregory 491 Smith, Jemei 491 South. Janet 137 South. Janice 162. 208 Smith. Jay 468 South. Jet! 166. 332 Smith. Jeffrey 468 Smith, Jen 193. 330 Smith. Joanne 319 South. Joe 229 Smith. John 348 Smn.h. Jon 336 Smith. Jonathan 322 Smith, Joxeph 468 Smith. Juke 124,342 Smrth. June 502 Smith Karen 58 Smith. Kathennr 524 Smith. Kethieoe 511 Smith. Kathy 148, 335 Smith KrO 86 Smith Kerne 4 0 Smith, Kimberly 104 Smith. Knx 54! Smith. Loro 525 Smith Marianne 241 Smith Mark 164. 181. 491 Smith, Mary 351 South. Maureen 150 Smith Maly m 100 Smith Melnn 322 Smith. Michael 468 Smith Mivio too Smith, haul. 131 South Nora 427 Smith. Paul 181. 311. 468 Smith Paula 335. 311 South. Phil 218 South Raymond 468 South, Rebecca 311 South, Robot 84. M9. 175, 389 Smith. Rowland 382 South. Ryan 198 South Sab, 247 Smith. Scott M2 Smith Sheryl 76 Smith Stuart 91, 306 Smith. Tammye 491 Smith. Terexa 491 Smith Tony 200 Smith, Valero 92 Smith. Wextey 3 8 Smitx Steve 283 Smltt Rob 119 Semty. Joe 120 Smutherx. Bari 114 Smydee, Debra 129 Smyth . Patty 126 Snead. Jin 127. xe Snell. Gertrude 91 Snell. Stephen 541 Sorting Thomas 427 Sorting Timothy 427 Snellrvy Tom 389 Siudrv. Cathy 65 Snider. Jetty 468 Snodgrass. Dave 365 Snodgiait Jagueiyn 80 Snow. Laura 86 Snudeiaxx. Shama 147 Snyder, Cathy 315 Snyder. Cotdy 125 Snyder. Da.relt 170 Snyder. Oebra 179 491 Snyder. Deruxe 306 507 Snydrr, Get old 185 Snyder, Kent 466 Snyder. M .r 273 Snyder, Par 229 Snyder Penny 323. 91 Soeldnee. Corey 503 Somdl.n Deice. 119 Sc Aik Maik 466 SeAday. Tracy 128 ScAv Leticia SoUei Catherine 91 Sotoday David 541 Soman Ml 176 Somers. Kent 120 Sommer man. Kathleen 4 l Sommerx Darnel M Sommeet. Edwaul 477 Sommerx. Kevin 113 Sonet. Stephanie 80 Soper. Met.xxa 124 Sooettx Rhonda 30b Sorensen Eric II® Sorrtno. Mrlixxa 96 104 SorerMs. Rhonda y Sour. Kara 541 Sosa Mary 46® Soodrv, Gregory 311. 469 Soothers. Sheila 72. 60 Speck. Brock 220 Spodom Nancy 335 Spang. Mark 195 Spangler. Debra 87 Spangler. Jonathan 121 Sporktxan. Ga.t Spaikt Rhonda 317. 363 Sparrow. Ryan S60 Spoil;. Terexa 10 Spouldeyj. Chrtxlopher 541 Spooring. Kevin 197 Spearx Gregory 113 Speert Tim 120 Sparkman Michael 491 Spdlmeyer. Suxan 440 Spencer. Suxan 120 Spencer Victor 161. 440 Spentros. Den nr 491 Spentcoa Omo 541 Spewak. Jennifer 76 Spiegel Bob 787 Spine. Ten 201, 541 Spider. Sunnite 51. 371 469 Spmdler. Sandra 161 Spixak Anne 99 Spiotr. Jeffery 469 Sptrvj Wiliam 469 Spivey. Tom 165 Spofford Seoet !65 Spoo. Bob 229 Spoonhoward. Steven 541 Spoor. Cindie 157 Spore. September 324 303 Sprague. Cathy 247 Spree her. Steve 385 Spe tun Rete: 469 Springer D 54! Springer David 166 Spnngrr. Phiftp 541 Spemger. Scott 124. 702. 409 Springfield. Brett 384.525 Sprott. Doer 49? Sprunger Pete 113 Sporgecr. Jim 170 Spur tin. Andy 383 Sroendyk Carol 492 St. John. Andrea 161 469 Seech . Timothy 469 Stack. Kaien 503 Stacy. Pamela 333. 492 StadeLmayar. Ang 316 Stadlei. Betty 296. 319. 4 0 Stafford Dave 84 SoWoed- Jel 186 Stafford. John 193 SteMhul. Sandi 317 StaNy Karen 525 8to) r. Brian 702 Steiry. David 351. 497 StaMaed. Laura 131 Stamper. Jube 320. 335 stanbouoh. Po Ve 101 Stanford. Joke 120 Stanko. ElUabeth 525 Stanley. David 541 Stanley. Gietchen 497 Stanley. Jefl 322 Stanton. Juday 469 StapCetcrv Jamex 86 Stack. Kiixtl 125 Stark Paul 114 Sroriinaki. Bob 196 Stoxer 8rlan 349 469 Stauffer. Mjchelv 497 Stau . David !88 Stave. Eric 702 Sumhetm. Shelley 155 Stave rtf. Michael 469 Stovreti. Sherri 49? Stave ox George 114. 469 Stay back. Leery 49? Scbemeker. Donna 51 Stearnx. he 783 Steersman. Greg M2 Steersman. M«hort 118 SceddMk Chni 114 Steeb. Carol 49? Steel Ellm 440 Steel. Marjorie 541 Steele, Andy 183 Steele. Dove 206 Steele. Gary 229 Steele. James 525 Steele Kathryn 440 Strele. Nancy 137 Steen Deanna 101 Steen Lama 469 Steen Mohart 575 Steexex. Kent 469 Stefancdu SarvSy 78 Steffen. Carolyn 575 Stelfen Jeff 469 Strtfux. Catherine 136. 49? Stem. John 7 6 Stem. Michael 469 Stewbiuer. Aree 131 Slrinblurtref. Unxa 157 Sterner flaitvxia 440 Sterner Patricia 100 3(3. 575 Stewficfer. Patrick 541 StrwWamp. Joe 87 Stein DU 193 Slefcr. Caine 503 Stemley. S xteon 295 Seexaclef. Dete. 156 Ssengar. Ruxxrtl 27 Stephan. F.ed 97 Stephen. Suxan 73 Stephens British 51 Stephens. Crag 5 1 Stephens Lisa 129 V pNf 3 MicbfAv 178 Stephens. Suxan 146 323. 367. 511 Stephenson, Annette 525 SterWxj Terexa 72. 75 Stertett. Michael 363 St event Chnx 126 Steveny. Dick 186 Stevens Janet 351 Stevens. Nancy 49? Stevenx. Rochelle 308. 311 Stevens. Susan 314 Stevens. Thomas 525 Stevmxon Molly 335 Stevtnxki Tommy 168 Steward. Laura 126 Stewart. Gregory 197, 69 Stewart. Sean 503 Stewart. Sherri 321 Stewart. Tracy 145, 503 Stidham. Suxan 4 3 Slier. Ceeilia 125 Sue . Oebva 98. 102 Stiller. Jeff 198 Sum . Bradley 469 Sung. Darien 297 St in ion Apia 127 Stinson. Ronald 541 Stiparv Peter 542 Sties Merge 1 6. 297 Stitt, Vanessa 343 Suit Natal 323. 369. 503 S'.iv. Carl 308 Stobba. Rachrt 310. 440 Stock ter grr. Stephan 190. 305. 325 Stockbecger, Todd 295 Stocker. Amy (26 Score km. Cnnaame 161 Scorn. Jtm 308 Sccwcheff Lera 100 Stokes Patricia 76 Sto er. Dennia 469 Stbh. Pam 147 Stohl. Joe 91 StolU. John 91 Sioti Dawn 492 Stcrvec pher. David 176 Stoner purr Jo t46 Stoner her Stacey 31 368 StonehiB .Mark 469 Stonrketg Anton 172 Stookey. Dawn 145 Sfopka. Cory 85 492 Stcppenhagm Dan 311, 69 Sforms Dauruta 93 Storms. M e 163 Story. Jon 343 Stouffre. Date 167. 350 Stouppe. Mefcnda 129, 306 Stout. Tim 120 Stover, Donald 87 Stowers. Leeonn 306 Stowors. Tim 323 Stoyev. Matk 325 St'acco. Christcpher 367. 492 Straight. Shan 49? Strac Susan 131 Stranshan. Jennifer 131 Straeb. Glbert 196 Stranyv Meetlael 317 strailman Arm 101 S'ratman Dean 196 Stratton. Susan 127 Strauss. Carman 73 Strauss. Robert M«. 196 Strauss Snadra 303 Strtubosco. Donald 69 Street Mtcki T9 Strenvmr.3 Berh 74. 300 Strexwo. Kathy 101 Stricklond. Deanna 440 Strekland. fled 229 Stndde. Oavtd 97 Stnebrt. Knsta 542 Stnedl. M... 121 Stneletmeer, Sara 75. 317 Stiwtelmewr Suranrw 427 Stltmbu Phil 114 Strju ellow Davd 69 Strdaf. Andrew 196 Shock. Jamex 320, 375 Strode. Su anne 127 Strcruj. Tonya 368 Strube. Chnsirma 427 Stiubet Ed SCO Strsitde. Doreen 311 Struck Susan 149 Strummar Joe 192 Strut. Hr ten 308 Sttyvket. Rrbecra 146 Stuart. Anne 542 Index Closing 565 Stafete. Frank 338 Stuck. Mark IM Stuckey Janet 127 Stodehakee. Gayle 127. 296 Sludrblket rieid 128 Studevan . Liu 469 Snail David 87. ID Stueve Joe 166 Slueve. John 166 Stukel. Gregory 469 Sluenpl Jamei 87 Slurmm. So wan 492 Sl-eievnm Roger 112 Slut . Mntlhe. 91 Suaier. Altomo 427 Suarej Mart 99 Sublet l JuW 79 Sublett Lawea 427 Sugaaara June 148 SUM. Char,! 542 Sutkcnke. Dav 3 83 469 Sudivan. Carole 492 SuWvan Kathleen 145. 492 Sob,an. Mark 195 SuKvan. Maly 445 Suit, an Melody 511 Sutkvan. Shannon 72. 73. 308 Sum. Michael 469 Sumlm Kevin 229 Suntmeri. Stacy 440 Summeri Tan 90 Suenmeiv.IV Chntty 348. 492 oompier Shed, 72. 77. 137 Son. Cordon 348 Sung. Lmda 101 SopeukL Dune 80 Soput Dorothy 156 Surdvek. Andrra 125 Surface. Hoby 150.492 Surovnr. Andrea 390 Sum Jill 98. 104 Sowan Goidwnth 303 Sutherland Tammy 542 Sot ten David 542 Suited. Jellrry 337. 427 Sotted. Scott 185. 311. 69 Swam David 167 Swan Elirabeth 209. 5 2 Swan. Robert 167. 427 Swarm Lynelte 351 Sw ieivoei Kiet 124. 190. 69 Swanwon Veronica 77 Swam Dcogfai 201 Swaru. Eric 121 Swaru. Karen 343. 440 Swartrentruber. Bret 112 Swam. Tracey 362 Swearngen Kelly 335 Swedenberg. Peter 492 Sweene-,, John 121. 322. 5«2 Sweeney Julie 129 Sweeney. Todd 440 Sweet David 92 Sweet, Gary 503 Sweet, G ne 161 Swenoce. Bob 175 Swenvoei. Drew 176 Swcmon. Rodney 201 Swemcd ScoCt 91 Swiejy. Man 162. 296. 319. 440 Swill John 201 Swdan Adjre-a 2)3 Swmlord Virtue 503 Saitier. Dee Dee 147 Sw.uet Jelfrey 176 Swonrel. Robert 470 Syfrrd DebtMe 335 Syfert Thomai 124.470 Sykek Michael 470 Sylvan. Secve 188.295 SynoM Oennri 197 Sialarcryk Juto 77 Sta'arctyk. Mark 297 S alony. Haynei 309 SicifpkokUi. Dean 365 Sceflet. Conrwa 125 Stemptmiki. Timothy 86. 338. 440 Slobodan. John 470 Sjpi'a tkancy 470 Siwer. George 470 Tj,ermine Patticu Tayler. Jim Tayler, Shety Tayler. Valet . Taylor. Alnon Taylor Andre Taylor Anye Taylor. Oan Taylor. Dunn Taylor Dcuglai Taylor ll. abeth Taylor Moo Taylor Jim Taylor Kathleen Taylor Marti Taylor Meehart Taylor Nancy Taylor Pnrur Taylor, Pmy Taylor Slava Taylor Timothy Taylor. Valerie Taylor. V’rronxa Teathncr. Jackio Tebbe Sharon Tebbrng Randy Tedder. Nina Tadeaco Guy Teel a Sheryl Tribrl. Brad Teiu. LaraJa Te ad Bobby Telettkv. Barbara Teller. Cilhy Telfcrd Bruce Ten'll . Dougtae Templn Don Ter-pln dm Tang. Kien Fei Tankini Eduard Tarmy ion Tonya Tetei.nki, Paiioa Tarral. Kevin Terry, Suvar. Terwrltger. Sharlaoe Teater. Doug Tee . Jean Teyman. (Irian Tara. Carolyn Them. Jeremy Thayer. Randall Theil. Jell Thail Kerin Them Michael Then© Kelly Tnecbald. Bea- Thibodeau. John Thielemann, Kuii Thieme Jennie Th.atterti.a.ie Tern Thoe. David Thoeeme Connie Thodrr. Beth Thomai. Angela Thomey Been Thomai. Bryan Thomai. Oabeaah Thomai. Gregory Thomai. Hilary Thomai. Iiarh Thomai. Michael Thomai. S 0« Thomai. Stacey Thomai. Steven Thomai. Wendy Thompion. Akin Thompion. Diana Thompion Ginger Thompien. Jun Thompion. Julia Thompico. Katharine Thompion. Keen Thompten. Kil Thompion. Sara Thompion. Sarah Thompion. Stephen Thompion. Teeeia Thompion Todd Thompion Troy Thompten Val Thorn. Marge Thornburg. Charter Thorrbury. Bradley Thornbwry. SCOU Thormon Bron Tackett. Rail Tall Ion Tall. Kevin TaUrico. Petei Tatoert. Bryan Taber. Joan Talley. Quinine Talor. Al Tamrnen. Jon Tanako Raymond Tancrrli Own Tang ABnen Tappan. Scot! Tar aba , ton Taid. Sunn Tarpo Ouve Tathryarv John Tauman. Vmce Tancn Alena Tatmarv Randrll Tauban Jamie 134 Thornton, Karen IIA Tnotpe.Leeonn 195 Thorpe. Mark 470 Throgmartrn. Dianne 197, 470 Throther. Kent 70 Thoee. Chm 126 Thurman. Michael J24 Thuttnarv Robert 511 ThomaO. Steve 175 Toman. Jim 146 Tun Debceah 128 Turney. Chew 542 Tlgicdan. Steve 492 50) Tgpm Tom 147 Tiley, Jane 183 Tiler. Joe 28) Tdmim. Steve 308 reran Wendy 78 Tanmoni Darren 470 Tetgle. Jm 284 Tmgminn. Katie 10) 119 JOB 303 492 382 )3) )59 180.317 209. 332. M3 181 DO 19) 119 l IIJ 86 229 3 215 470 281 175. 311 299 351 70 50) 99 309 127 196 75 440 77 ••98 129 296 470 440 525 176. 492 163 170 470 120 XC 440 470 129 333 90 50) 165 101 334 542 191 525 196 503 92 246 85 273 470 91 503 542 Ml 149 492. 503 385 91 75 542 158 193 525 86 85 525 343 334 315 324 192 5 2 470 120. 492 51 525 126 542 159 190 470 289 100 189 196 196 229 525 145 440 120 100. 101 193 120 427 427 120 385 511 332 309 l«6 51 229 85 129 440 323 145 Tunley Bart Tippet. Loretta Tipton. Greg Tint . Michele Turn. Der«J Turn, Pamela Tiirer. Joan The Jet! Toay. Bnan Total! Erie in Todd. Bryan Todd Kelly Todd. Kenbeel, Todd. Kn Todd Steven Toei. Rick Tderv John Today. Bnan Tolien Lon Tom Don tom. Puananr Toman. Jane Tonne. Timothy Tomberi Mary Torrnch Karl Toned Robert Tone . Suiame Tonga. Jett Ton jet. Soian Tonn Jetlrey TooWei John Turner, Ru Torrence Danel Toto. Bnan Touloukian. Brock TtXnru Darren Touiumt. Denne Toele. Derek loanee. Joame Toanet. Re Toeniend. Clyde Toe mend Jett Toe mend, Lorraine Toe mend. EVtr Toemend. Tuan Toenihmd Pair • V). n Traben K.rk Tracer. Mitchell Trace . Scott Tracey. Brent Tracey. Kent Tracy. Bradley Trader. Amy Tran Brooke Tran. Chuong Tran. Ha Tian. Ton Traub. .Mark Traylor Carol Traylor, bone Treece. Jetlrei Treei. Chm Trrrda. Eric Tftg Thomai Treeury. Jay Treed. Lana Treppef. Chtrlev Trcye. Paul Tret ter Gary Tnbbeft Bn Trick. Ellen Tr.iVo.yvam Katny Teimbob Peter T roc ha Tenothy Trotter. Barry Troue Cindy Troubrydge, Mike T roe bridge. Sharer Tronel. Stacy Troy. Stephen Tcoyee. Cynthia Troyer Steven Trubat M e Trumde Redo Tru-Uto Sleven Truder Martha! T fuller Carol Truity. Jon Truity. Kenneth Truwmaa Karen Trrecuk Marc TachumthOe Alev Tuabe Kurt Tubbi Mke Tucker. Draaynr Tucker Jay Tucker. Laura Tucker. Scot! Tudor. Gregory TuWoh. Bnan Tumeo. Fadh Tungeivck. Jom Tunno. Alda TurVy Mrtane TurhngKrv Jettrr, Turmar Patrice Tumak Mark Turner Bernard Turner. CVll Turner. David Turner. Kathryn Turner Mae Turner Pam Turner. Wiliam Twvg k Jerry 229 Tyler, Pam 497 Tiler. Steven 332 Tyre. Toni 158 427 443 5M 117 427 525 4 5 Ml Tyikhnd. Lua C 102 (JeheV. Scort 136 Ugnectam Harry 348 192 542 116 CJhJrnhtp Eric llt r ov u i Ma«k Uthrwh. Joanne U gian. Jertrey 129. 470 195 9) 14b 503 247 UbOvarv Ten (Hirer. John Un Karl Oak Judy Ondenmer Kevin Oger. Jan Ogcr. Jelfrey 427 Unger. Mom 503 Onpet. Todd 492 Unirecht Todd 470 Upt-efcJ Karen 470 Upp. Oaneen ID Upthaw Cheryl 525 Urban. Kart 119 Urbaniak. Jeffery 440 t93 492 503 360 90 323 119 Uiturui Daniel V 183 VabbV Mary 427 Vabvegar. Kek 124. 525 Va.1. Michael 114 Vatnano. Valene 188 295 542 Van Alphen. Valorte 91 Van Antaerp Crag 427 Van Belli. David 390 Van Oer Aa. Tcvdney 218 Van Mated Cdde 440 Van Hook. Lor 164 Van KeppeL O'er. 427 Vantlew. Jeff 211 Van Lone. Janet 176. 331 «3 Van Meeter. Mark Ml Van Rrrww. Eleruea 470 Van R . Carl 470 Van Srckle. Aneu 470 Van SckV. Dane 470 Van Vocrntv Oebbe 289 VanBuikek. Jom 357 Vandegriff Mary 51 Vanden Brook. Jamev 470 VandenaOe. Scott 173 Vandertvrd Pam 493 Vender heyden Tim ID Vinderwielen. ll 360 Vanderenter, Robin 348 493 VandeaaCe. John 542 Vandrunen Jell 283. 470 Vanmytre Lynne 470 Vannatta Jhan 189 Vannett Monica 154 VanpeH Andrea 493 Vantuoud. Carolyn 334 Jll Vaeiwajner. Randy 175.542 VarWe Gregg 315. 27 Varbie. Mar, 304 V rgo. John 170 Vargo. .Mara 340 Varnau CVntcpner 493 Vatnenn, Bruce 525 Varvan Bcb 150. 427 Vawcil. June 322. 542 Vaughan. Smann 192 Vaughn. Tammi 470 Vaught. Jamew 66 Vaught June 173 VauuL Rick 493 Vavrocei. Ron, 470 VanJ. Tern 471 Vawlcr. Dan 129. 471 Veale Lynn 525 Veemhuued Mary 197 Vega. Cart 49) Vela K-ntjn 18) Velej. tlerv. 542 Vender ly, Robert 427 Venkaka. Mark 8ft Vennerw Scort 172 Vetaeeo. Lawtance 503 Verduce. Suianne 299 471 VetheuI Anti 493 Verkamp. Anthoney 328 Vermeer it h John 149. 40 Verneman, Evert 471 Vervael 8r«n 196 Veil. Albert 76 Venal Debtm 186 VeuaC Lna 49) Veuer. Bruce 229 Vmlr, Jamei 180 317 Vrcon. Liu 471 Vice. Bradley 195 Vice. Metnu 493 Vicuk Karrie 525 Vidimoa David 267 Vierfc. Sharon 152 Vrrnoy. Tyler 190. 304. 503 114 Vincent. Cindy 154. 385 229 Vincent Pam 47! 49) Vimon. Ph4hp 90. 71 Vegn. Jaeel 100. 101 Virgin, Jotefh 42? VtwCO. Tony 229 Viwhuuaerher. Adoduta 91 Viwnovtky. Karen 100. 101 Vitah Lori 126 Vitabw Paul 219 Vdrtkk Jim 183 195 Vdetky. Michael 471 168 Vdlor i. John 86. 5 |75 Vmno Chad 121 l . 304. 49) Week. Valrne 310. 44: 155 Voda. Michael 702 190. 3MJ. 471 Voegete Du 320.493 120 Voelker. 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Thomai 471 427 Wtfca Kimberly 161 150 Want Tammy 335 5 2 Wake. Wendy 357. 493 D7 Wakeiedl Michede 441 91 Wakeland Todd 547 41 Walch. Tom 164 211 WafcSbener Croft 113 471 Walden. Leneva 73 296 Waldron. Jack 189 215 Waldron John 47! 162. 525 Waldron. Laura 78 184 350. 384 Waldron. Lori 154 471 Walker. Cheryl 92. 471 183 Walker. Gary 526 Ml WaWer. Jarne 542 503 Wa'ker. Janebe 309 206 Walker. Jean 76 471 Walker. Jeff II) 162 Walker. Key 365, 493 121 Weber. Km-berty 382 229 Walker. Martha 76 186 Walker. MoBy 301 18) Walker. Party 150 104 Walker. Stephen 542 162 Walker Tim 229 2 9 Wallace. Ray 229 441 W allace Scott 193 102 WaAach. Todd 183 525 Wader Jennder 99 165 Walbne. Barb 91 115. 351 Wahh Pat 170 501 WaHh Sean 192. 471 154 W’ahm.tn. Steven 471 493 Waiter. Lucinda 471 471 Walter. September 10) J38 Wetter . Jell 121 542 Wafer . Kathy 100. 101 511 Wafer Mediae! 334 471 Walter . Matabe 542 148 W'aferr . Ted 526 144 Wafeher. Wiliam 542 180 WaSton. Lon 155 120 Wafei Beth 124 296 Wampler. JS 124.426 195. 331 Wampner. Donna 150 471 Wang Clement 365 75 Wang Ckmet 165 471 W ang Rodney 186 511 Wanna. Main 168 566 Indnit ■ WanttyaL Steven 472 Waonrr. Carlerinr 150 Warchus. Hope 1 3 Wa-d. Davd 91 Ward. Gle-vis 303 Ward. K«h 121 Waid Kruhe M2 w ad. Sim 121 W'ardet. Brian 112 Ware. Robin 74 War go. Jmn 472 WarneR Karats 428 Warner. Aces 126 Warrset Chris 700 Warner. Douglas 93 Warner. Jay 477 W«M . JtW 441 Warner Theresa 125 Wa-rser. Wiliam 441 Warner. Vvgnne 511 Wwwk, Laura 526 Wamimoet. Owd 6? Wtiwk Pam 149 W«m Tmt 92 Warrick. Jen 113. 173 WairKfc, Kenneth 472 Wasikowskl Mark 472 W«vn r, M«ke 211 Wassmuth Ur 66 Wasson Lisa 335. 511 Wnwv Streatt 511 Waste. Oovkl 168 Walanabe Tad 348 Water. Oeshawn 332 Water . Emily 332 Walhen. PatrKSA 5 Watkirs. John 4T2 Watkins. Oa-.-n 162 Watlun . 1 173. 330 Watkitsa. Sown 101 Watson. Chevy 357 Watson. tl' at ”i 351. 472 Watson Ray 73 Watson. M e had 526 Watson Tim 93 Watta. Steven 441 Wan . Tern 493 Waxman. Katyn 99 Way. Jon 172 Waymire. M,rands 65 Wehoto Mail 180 Weadck. Joe 114. 246 Weathenll, Margaret 493 Weaver. Christopher 113. 287 Weaver. Dave 189 Weaver. Gene 163 Weaver. Melinda 129 Weaver, Pete 173 Wet . Grace 83 Wet . Tina 80 Webber, Karen 72 79 137. 347 Weber. John 492 Webe . Karen 179 Webe . Marcus 202 Weber, Stephen 200. 472 Weber. Tom 121 Weber. Va ene 304 Weber Kent 91 Webster, Cynthia 322 543 Webster. Oerva 207 Webster Mike 167. 315. 363 Webster. Ren 331 Webster. Sandra 101 Weeks. Jenrave 126 Weeks. John 346 Weggemsan. Chn 116 Wegh Man 130. 526 Wegner Brrnt 215 Wehren James 90.526 Wehrenbeig, Mai,arm 91 Weidner. M -k 83 Weidnet, Mini 83 Wotgand. Rrehard 338 Wetgand. Tom 146 Weigd, Bern 124 Weigen. James 367 Weight. K he e 315 We,he David 170. 371. 472 Weaver. Julie 146 Weller, Chaa 186 Waiter. Kent 326 Weiner, Shelly 266 Weintaplel. Mark 113 Wemraptl. Baty 164 Weir, Kevin 219 Weir. Lari 90 Wets. Dan 173 Weismbetger. Dell 340 Wersler. James 472 Weism.lkr. Qus 2 73 Weisv David 343 Weiss Dennis 343 Weiss Frank 202 Weiss. John 428 Weiss Pamela 311 Weiss Stephen 168 Welch. Then 333 Wehh. Crag 229 Welch. Kelly 73 Wekh. Mark 472 Welch Pally 137 Weld Jackie 146 Weld Steven 113 W eldon. RonaU 441 WeObaum lama 304 Wells Andy 83 Wells Debt 149 Wells Mxhehe 543 WVO Robe. 511 Writs Willard 229 Welsh Kathy 145 Wetter, lynn 127 Wetty. Keith 167 428 Wendt. Dan 428 Wendt. Darrel 180 Wengers. Kevin 172 WenrlcV She , 324 Wentworth KlmbeiS, 99 Wentret, Paula 493 W er-ret. Ren 121 Werich. Greg 87 Westing. Marts 116 337. 428 Went. RonaU 543 Wesotek. Cathy 351. 493 Wessel. Beth 152. 323. 52 304 We set Timothy 472 West Eluabeth 441 West John 362 West. Jonathon 526 West Lu 146 West. Loel 102 West. Scott 229 273 WestteocW. Cathy 51 Weitteook. Keitee 150 Wetternouve Victoria 493 Western. Suionne 128 Weitlab. Stacey 84 Westhafer Michsel 472 Wetton. Stacey 131 Wettphal Joseph 196 Westphai Reid 172 Westropp Katy 147 Wests, k Kevin 176 Wetli. Cro.j 324 Wetmcre Nancy 156 WelteL Juto 162. 314 WetWt Peter 543 Wever. Christopher 90.543 Weyer. Bruce 186 WeyWr. L« 428 Wheat. Brent 428 Wheat. Brian 543 Wheeler. Amy 162 Wheeler. Angela 99 wheeler. Deborah 102 Wheeler Gary 472 Wheeler Joanne 362. 526 Wheeler Js e 73.428 Wheeler. Rmnee SCM Wherkr. Sherri 103 Wheeler Wendeim 511 Whelan. Richard 504 Wtvsler. Atnim 304 wr.taker. Ken; 173 Whstctalt. James 493 Wh-e. AP.C.S 247 Whrte Amy 83 While. Bob 113 Wh-.e Brian 86 Whvte. Daniel 472 White. David 86. 187 Whvte Dervse 77 White. Diana 511 White. Dom; 183 White. Gina 139 White Karen 104 Wh,te Kathy 128. 295. 320 White Laurence 472 White Paul 472 White Re hard 326 Wh.se. Sam 186 Wh-e Stephen 116. 180. 337, 42S Wh .e Susan 162. 326 Wh.te Suranee 129 Whre. Wiliam 115 Wh-re a . Murray 319 Whrtemarsh. Doug 308 Wh.rford honey 146 Whitlow, Kelly 125 Whllmue. Jnarue 472 Whitmore. Robe't 472 WKtsel Amy 526 Whin. Julia 128 Whitt. Michael 351 Whitten. Robert 197 Whitten Thomas 526 Whitten Dean 296 Wlch Catherine 1 6.504 Wichlmski Michael 511 Wlchlmskl. hits 74 Wicket. Kevin It6. 348 493 WiCkmcen Kenneth 472 WUlau. John 172 Widnet. Craig 196 Wmdetwam Robert 526 Wednw Tracy 36 W’legci John 526 Wlegei. Susan 147 Wetersg Dan 28t Wietvma. Nancy 143. 494 Wesen Marti 369 Wgal, She®, 148 WWirtc. Bryan 543 WWbather. Anthony 365 WACOM Lao 190 WAcoa. Andy 526 W4coa. Brian 183. 543 WAcoa Doug 167 Wdcox. Cary 472 Wdder. Jeffrey 343 WAVt Ronda 124 W’lVSI. Cathy 342 W4ey Davvf 87 W4ey. Jay 193 Wdey. Rich 314 W so ar. Scoct 501 Wiliams Carl 165 Wilke. .Martha ,26. W .hen Susan WAe Dronne Ml WHkert, Cher,1 SO Witt es . Donald 334 WdUnaOn Terry 64. 428 W4I Douglas 197. V Wdicox, Chuck 121 Wiftrtl. Mike 269 WJtamv A see, 47? Wdvams Carta 77. 36q Wrhamv Owl 246 WAamv Che ism 128 Witt I. Chnvtme 126 WAami Cheisicphai 428 Wakams. Daphne 79 Wikamt Oa'la 331 Wllkams Darlene 47? Wiliams Dave ?46 Wituamv Ovine 145 Wiliams Eric 9 . 283 Wilkams. Jacqueline 494 Wiliams Jeffrey 729. 494 William. Julie 78. M Williams. Karen 14 441 WWlsms Kathy 78. 3 3 Wiliam Katmelh 428 Wiliams. Kutt 112 Wiliams l 3C8 Wiliams. Leann 101 Wittamv. Us i . 3oe Wiliams Maurice 86 W,naans . Merklr 229 Wiliams. Paul 338 W.llama Robert 472- 494 Wilkam Shaun 351 Witkams. Sonya 543 Wiliamv Stephen 180 WaBam Susan 511 Warn , Tom 176 Wil.amv Wend, 74 W Aamser. Sarah 128 Williamson. Greg 472 Williamson. Jennifer 102 Williamson. Jim 116 W lllam on Lesley 299 Williamson .Mark 322 William ton Maun 303 Williamson. Sarah 128 428 Williamson. Them 351 Willis Kevin 472 Willmtfyam Shelly 441 Willkie. Timothy 196 Wiliams. Jen 192 WiHorgeM, Den 167 Wills. Randy 357 Wilnee. Brad 120 Wilsbacher Robyn 129 W.lsbathet. Tony 115 Wilshite. Oven 162. 494 WJshuten, Susar 504 Wdsoh And, 729 W4son. Beverly J94 WAson Damon 472 Wilson. Jacatyn 304 Wdsoei James 526 WMon JUI 441 W’Json. John 343 WJson KatViene 139. 322. 543 WAson. Kathy 320 WJson Kennedy 229 WJson Kris 266 WJson Kristi T6 Wilson Malt 115 Wilson Rom Id 119 Wilson. Rebecca 472 Wilson, Thomas 472 Wilson. Tom 281 Wilson. W'o 346 WiUbacher Katny 335 Wmberg. Sandy 296 W.nchester Joy 75 Winde man Amy 131 w vsdlef Diane 473 W indSev. Oemse 154 Wine Martin 473 Wine. Sheety 102. 103 Winer Shell, 128 wynlree. James 473 Wing Timothy 473 Winger. Amy 92 Winger Roland 116. 337. 42B Winappr Ron 308 Winkler. Pamela 353. 473 wmn. Gregs 176 West, Richard 504 Weseoet. Becky 241 494 Winter Jmnder 134 Winter. Mary 526 Wpp«h Rotus 131 Wife. Tom 193 Wise. Ooug 67 Wise. Juhus 119 W oe. MlcheOe 102 W'.terevsn .Motlhe. 428 WVskoom. Subba 93 W'rsVr Debra ice Wisser Bruce 4 94 WWctak. Patty 319 Wlthem. t K 112 Withe ed. Ben 343 Withee . Mark 346 Witherspoon. Dan 112 Witt. Anne 494 Witt, Rebecca 441 Witiaker, Greg 195 Witte Cindy 494 Winer Jett 170 229 Witter. Rand, 170 Wittlirsger. Catherine 139 494 Wnehbie Peg 340 W'oerner. Bron 200. 3tt Woffcnvch Ronald 494 Wold Dak 84 Woll AMMjr 346 Wolf Darnel 304 WoW. Dare 113 Woll. Oeevse 127.336 Woh Julie 136 207 Wolf. Lisa 147 Wo« Michael 304 Wott Sherri 156 323. 543 Won, Seevts 113 Wott Sue 76 WcJte. Laura 74 Wolfe Mary 132 Wotfe. Theresa 308 Woken. Joanne 473 Wabgarvj Kenneth 473 WcAen. Smh 343 WoAmsak . Nancs 348. 494 Whisk i David 186 SoUcn 8r.so 120 Wot iron Mary 441 Wohetv Borteu 116 Womack. Glenn 333 336. 494 Worn sley. l evia 101 Worn stay. Ltnda 101 Wong John 90 Wong KamlSung 473 Wong Shut 473 Wont Atlrnr 346 Wonsil Steve 200 Wood. Chrntopner 172. 526 Wood. Dianne 285 Wood. Jenna 149 Wood Kindra 143 Wool Mary 362 Wood. Matthe. 326 Wool. .Mchoei 428 Wood. Ralph 526 Wood. Stott 343 Wood. Susan 75 WootfsiA Meg 155.295 Wooden. Ma-k 112 WooS ut . Maly 85 Woods Bran 120 Wood . Dove 1T3 Woods Osans 441 Woods. .Mark 473 Woods Maureen 441 Wood Temi 209 Woods. Tin 91 Woodward Susanne 126 Woodworth Jersndr 526 Woody Kimberly 543 Woody. Marianne 494 Won't. Sleven 213 Wooims. Seth 191 WooMcy. Clare 73 Wooton. Kell 156 Workman Usa 441 Workman Mark 165 Workman Scott 183 Won. Timothy 473 Wotnok David 121 Wotnok. Thomas 17ft 473 Wralght Jack, 44! Wray. Mark 332.543 Wray Michael 191 Wrcy. Jean 125 Wright. Amy 155 Wr-jht Ann 295 Wright Bud 543 Wri it Doug 339 Wrkjht, Hotly 126 WrtgM, Kaia 157 Wright, lusnce 273 Wriest Linda 127 Wrchl. Mark 504 Wright Michael 190 202 367 473 VM Wrijfrt. Nanc, 102. 103 Wright. Rchard 202 Wright Robeit 84 473 Wroble Paul 543 WroNe. Sara - 85 Wu. Helen 473 Wu. U Chang 473 Wutrttw., Cor ewe 363 Wuestcfekt Oak- 5Cu Wykschpot Chaike 84 WuBen.eher Craig 193 W onder. A1 304 Wuisler. Curtis 441 Wulster Jane 1 9 Wuthetch. Barb 128 Wutheich. Ryan 119 Wyatt Cynthia 104 283 Wyatt. Debra 312 Wyatt Patti 100 WvUn Tloi 197 Wyman. Danny • 46. 343 Wynch Tim 160 Wysockey. John 299. 308. 390. 473 Y YatCmO Wiliam '• v«W Ow VMriilu Kimbmlv 4W Vake. Colleen 428 Take Debbie 313 Van; Theresa 130 Vao, Jhn 311 Vaste Oavul 343 Voter. Mirsdy 143 Yee, Item 332. 543 Yeh Steve 289 Yetesek Jetty 166 Yin. Jeffrey 473 Yocum 8 th 126 Yoder. Dean 183 Yoder. Loel ISO voder. Lynne 441 Voder. Marcia 144 3Cs4 Voder. Scott 116. 337 426 Voder Teen 185 York, Usa 76 131 YOtfuda. Stuart 473 Yost. Ca'hy 75. 241 Vouk. Cheryl !25 Young. Chris 195 Young James 428 Young, Janet 494 Young Jeffry 201, 504 Young. Jemvfer 504 Young Jon 196 Young. Laurel 301 Young Mk belle 473 Young Richard 473 Young Stuart 473 Youno. Susan 3C8. 321 Younger. Wkki 104 Yount Brad 170 Yuan. Cufsonod 91 Yu. Stephen 175 Vundt. Kent 193. 305, 383 Yurtin. Deborah 190. 504 Vuska. Kathleen 150 Yusuf 1 Meeea 159 z Zachman, M.ue 1(6 284. 428 2ack. Sands 128 2«hes3 Ah 504 Zahorskv. Ha-rum 136. 473 Zamora. Antomo 382 Zamudio. Ma-.nl 121 Zaponta. Raul 473 Zapapas. Juke 283 Zalotski, Jennifer 157 Zearbaugh. Scot! 473 Zefirer Deborah 343 Zehner Mchaet 543 Zehr. Mark 170 Ztiger. Thomas 441 Zhger. Ton 197 ZeSajny. Debea 139 Zelinsky. MJ.e 120 Zeitaanger. David ISO. Tenner Debbe 5! Zielinski. R-chard 121 Z g n. Jan 119. 473 Z ak, James 197 Zfko Steve 91 ZJt . Bcb 229 Zenmer, Lorn 283 Zimmerman Carrie 138 Zenmermon. Dsane 44! Zenmer man John 326 Zenmerman K m 494 Z,mme ensn. Kimtra 512 Zimmerman Mirhml 112 Zimmers Gary 317 Z-nga. Lon 324. 304 Zink Bob 324 Zwfc. JeIf 198 Zmk Joan 129 Zink. Joan 129 Zink. Laura 162. 543 Zmkei Barbs a 441 Zevs. Jeeruter 149 Zebus Laura 199 Zockoll James 543 Zedett Bun 163 Zody, Mike 173 Zoicah Jay 273 Zouch, Georga 157 Zubas. Vince 116 Zubeck .viarc 191 Zucaro Lucy 127 Zoercher. Gregory 47J Zurad. Be9 vs 153 Zurhnggm Mark 326 Zurbuch Jeft 473 ZuUer. Andrew 494 Zulenymkl Sharyl 1)5 Zygmunr Ktlstm 133 Zytye Wad 176 cS 567 Among the many aspects of Purdue is the history of its buildings and landmarks. As depicted on the cover, from the traditional, red brick of University Hall to the modernistic features of Slayter Center, the diversity of Purdue can be seen during a quick tour of campus. The landmarks add to the richness of Purdue's history — the Old pump, located at the southeast corner of Stone Hall, symbolizes romance, friendship and the spirit of Purdue; John Purdue’s grave, found across from University Hall which was built in 1876 and is the oldest building on campus, serves as a reminder of the University’s origin; and the Purdue Centennial Marker, placed at the end of the Engineering Mall and dedicated in 1969, displays the Purdue seal which features a griffin behind a shield. The griffin is a symbol of strength from medieval heraldry and the three-part shield represents the stated aims of the University; Education, Research and Service. Besides from within the buildings on campus, much of the education available at Purdue is gained through interacting with students and faculty members. It is through involvement in extracurricular activities upon which this opportunity can be capitalized. My interest in yearbooks and my enjoyment in working with others led me to the Debris three years ago. As editor-in-chief of the 1985 Debris, I assumed the role and responsibilities of the leader. However, there can be no leader without followers. The creation of this book would not have been possible without the hard work and dedication of the 60 volunteer students who produced and sold it. With the direction and experience of an excellent senior staff, the varied interests and talents of these students were put together to make the 1985 Debris successful. The Debris is more than a yearbook capturing the events and people of Purdue University. It is a book filled with memories, wonderful times shared and friends always remembered. It is an organization where strangers become friends who, together, face difficult times and unexpected problems and the pleasure of a job well done. It is an idea, developed and translated into words and pictures to be published. In this edition of the Debris, the ninety-eighth volume, I hope the diversity of what Purdue has to offer can be seen. From the collage of buildings on the cover to the thousands of students pictured within the book, Purdue is an opportunity waiting to be taken. Although at times it seemed like a long year, I will never forget the experiences I have had as editor-in-chief. It was the closeness and comraderie of the senior staff which made the hard times less difficult. It was the endless effort and enthusiasm of the junior staff which made the 1985 Debris possible. Although we, the members of the Debris staff, present this book to Purdue University and to our friends, it is now in its successful completion that we revel in our accomplishment, complimenting each other on an excellent yearbook, thanking each other for a wonderful year. I hope you enjoy the book as much as we enjoyed making it. Editor's Letter Producing the 1985 Debits would not have been possf ble without the contributions arid support of Ron Oliver. Dick Maurer. Tae Eaton. Jim Pinncy, Uoyd Weaver. Gerry Schneider John D armo. Richard Fields, Joe Meador. Purdue Universe. Office. Lisa Horak. Crete hen Gilliarn. Lisa Burch, Chaun-cey Hilt 'jmsgcsCo., Karen Bottom. Bruce Colby. Bren As Wilcox. John Decamp. Boh Peterson. Purrkie Office of Sports Information. Berry 5 Camera Shop Foster Film Service. Purdue Exponent Caty Camera Club. Putduc Convqcaborn. Purdue Musical Organizations; and Com mercktl Printing Inc COLOPHON The 1985 Debris is the ninety-eighth volume of the Purdue University yearbook. A press run of 4.500 was provided by the Printing and Putr Ifshing Division of Josten's in Clarksville. Tennessee. All pages were printed on Josten's 80 pound gloss finish paper. Endsheets are Josten's Mars Red £284. The cover was printed on white litho fabric The artwork for the cover, division pages, and academia pages was drawn by Nancy Roseberry Copy type is Korinno. Serif Gothic Bold and Souvenir. All photographs appearing in the book were taken and processed by Debris staff photographers except for those indicated by photo cred it. Senior portraits were taken by Joe Griffin and George Meador of Delma Studios in New York. New York. The 1985 Debris contains 48 pages of full color photography and 78 pages of spot color including 3 four page feature on the 1984 Peach Bowl. The spot colors were selected from the Pantone Matching System and from process colors. Additional specifications may be ob tained by addressing inquiries to Debris, Box 647 Stewart Center. West Lafayette, Indiana. 47907. p )R Oo. UNJVER8ir Ip o 5.• Co'jcctfcna
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