Purdue University - Debris Yearbook (West Lafayette, IN)

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 CIRCLE PINES The men of Circle Pines Cooperative House enjoy having a variety of people living under the same roof. The men of Circle Pines kept active throughout the year staying involved with campus. Ranging from intramurals to campus organizations, the men gave their all. Once again, they held their annual Christmas party. Children from the Lafayette area were sponsored by the men and a party was held to put the kids in the “holiday cheer.” After a fundraising event, the Circle Pine house saw some changes happening to their structure. Renovation slowly began in their living room. by ANN ROMEO DOVER In 1939. the Dover Cooperative house was founded in West Lafayette. After moving to a few locations over the years, the members currently take roost on Russell for the past two years. The actual housing structure belongs to the Society of Cooperative Housing Association, and this fosters communication between the organization and the members of Dover. The thirty men who reside at the house participate in many activities that include various campus clubs and intramural programs. The experience and opportunities given to the men who live in the co-op will influence and remain with them after they recieve their diploma. The values and friends that the men of Dover Cooperative have taken are very special. And with each passing year, the growth of the men spiritually is special. by ANN ROMEO MarV I »r ofc After another day of classes, this member of Circle Pines has a tough decision deciding which tape to play on his stereo. Keith Allen and Brad Ping vegetate on their sofa after a long, hard exhausting day of classes. G OMMofc(Jon 278 Circle Pines

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ANN TWEEDALE The women of Ann Tweedale try to provide a living alternative while providing an opportu- I nity to promote cooperation and learn responsibility in order to run the house efficiently. The thirty four women who reside at A.T. sponsor Dad’s Day at the house in the fall where the fathers of the women work on the house and afterwards a picnic and party follow. An Easter Egg Hunt for local church children is held the Saturday before Easter. This year the women took the second place title In Women’s Co-op intramurals, and also participated in the U-Sing competition. A.T. was founded at Purdue in 1937. and the women look for others who show an interest in the house, along with a cooperative spirit to insure its future success. by ANN ROMEO CHAUNCEY In 1987 the Cooperative ‘ House. Chauncey. celebrated its 100th anniversary, an evening banquet and presentation was held with alumni. In the spring. Chauncey invited 3rd and 4th grade children from Washington Elementary School over for din- I ner and games. The house believes in strong scholarship and recently Pat Seibert, a member of the house, received honors for one of the top three senior engineer students i on the Purdue campus. Academ- j ics and social events contribute to the success of Chauncey where all the members participate in the upkeeping of the house. by ANN ROMEO 277 Chauncey

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CIRCLE PINES Front Row: Curt Emhlser. Kevin Sorg, John Reed. Chris Hostetler. Danny Swim. Row Two: Tony Denhart. F.d Sheldon. Jason Hlrseh. Ben Stauffer. Pat Cooley. John Han. Nlm Kim. Stewart Atkinson. Frank Hrovatln. Nod Schafer. Eric Hansen. Jeff Meyer. Dave Frische. Row Three: Will Herr. Mitch Monahan. Doris Single. Doug Campbell. Bill Dunk. Mark Styers. Rout Four: Tim Hoop. Tyler Tuttle. Jeff McFor-lln. Denny Glotibaugh. Jay Young. Alex Smith. Curt Hadley. Gary Schulte. Richard Fby. DOVER Front Row: Bryan Wilson. Clint Binkley. Charles Huckleberry. Ross Moore, Derek Lieberman. Curtis Horein. Row Two: Brad Ping. Corky Franke. Jim Wallace. Bill Crawford.Brlan Beeler. John Bogin. Gary Werncrt. Keith Allen. Row Three: Glenn Prechtel. Dennis Allen, Matt Nuet. Mike Molby. Don Barnes. Back Row: Ryan Vannlcc. Mike Schopp. Jody Manos. Dan Laux. Craig Mattson. Dove Johnson. Bo bar Mufti. 279 Dover