Purdue University - Debris Yearbook (West Lafayette, IN)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 10 STUDENT LIFE 54 RESIDENCES 130 GREEKS 214 SPORTS 278 ACTIVITIES 380 ACADEMIA 526 CLOSING PHOTOGRAPHERS Mandi Barrett Mindy Behindt Cynthia Bruno Caroline Cook Gretchen Dautermann Prasanna Deshmukh Brian Eppich David Giorgini Geoff Hollinden Ann Maria LaRocco John Lee Jeff Levy Tom McGovern Dennis Meehan Marilyn Miller Peter Roels Dave Thurston Charleen Tzou Andrew Vlietstra Paul Zawada BUSINESS SALES Inger Bergstrom Alicia Buckley Beth Buday Heather Byus Lee Causey Jeff Clingenpeel John Durnell Jill Holthaus Carolyn Kender Stacy Kouel Elise MacGlashan Jill Meyer Chrissi Pohlmann Cathy Schmidt Laurie Schrader Lisa Stilger DiAnna Wood 3 Opening

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2 Opening 1988 DEBRIS JANE WAGNER Editor in-Chief TIM MEYER Business Manager JENNIE ROMEO Managing Editor STEPHANIE GRUBB Associate Editor NICK TIEMERSMA Associate Editor DAVID WHITTEMORE Photo Editor TODD DUNVILLE Photo Editor JENN HILER Sales Manager JEF NOBBE Administrative Assistant PRODUCTION STAFF Patti Baker Sandra Bartizal Sue Bartkowiak Kevin Bauer John Beering Stephanie Brust Asha Dachepalli Michele DeFreitas Michelle Goebel Jeanne Hankins Jenny Jordan Kim Hal ton Kathy Koon Tami Nobbe Phil Page Jill Partridge Ann Romeo Patti Schlegal Amy Sidwell Sandy Snyder Laura Straub Cheryl Wensits

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4 Opening Watching the sun-light stream through the clouds, shadows of stationary objects take on new shapes; not wholey contouring the true form. Seeing our own shadow change, our self-made shade hides the cracks on the sidewalk. In the midst of busy streets; some nameless, others familiar, we step inside a playground. Rekindling childhood memories, we chuckle at the thought that things could be so simple, and if we had the choice to be six again; we’d jump on the moving carousel and forget the responsibilities of adult life. If the carousel spins slowly we can still see what's around us and enjoy the ride. But if we go too fast our mind takes off in so many directions that we may lose our bearings. Within sandboxes we can bury our heads or build sand-castles. Castles from which we can see far beyond the chain link fences. continued