Purdue University - Debris Yearbook (West Lafayette, IN)

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1989 SENIOR BOARD Laura Straub Editor-in-Chief Nick Tiemersma Managing Editor Philip Page Associate Editor Jef Nobbe Associate Editor Heather Byus Business Sales Manager Mark Langley Chief Photographer Jennie Romeo Photo Editor Cindy Brown Jeff Clingenpeel Jeni Meyer Jill Meyer Kathleen O'Neil Dave Pestrak Cathy Schmidt Tiffany Smalley Lisa Stilger Anne Stoutenour Chris Sulewski Jen Adams Dave Algozine Brian Aurand Barbara Barth Andrea Bartl Amy Erspaner Chock Gan David George Tim Hays Geoff Hollinden Russell Lush Marx l logicy N S Derek May Dennis Mehan Marcia Moore Amy Pan Brandt Pasco Todd Phillips Marita Queen Jen Tiemann Andrew Vlietstra Dave Whittemore Paul Zawada 3 Table of Contents

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1989 JUNIOR BOARD PRODUCTION: Jennie Atkinson Heather Baum Andrea Billey Kevin Blochowski Stefanie Bzdusek Lisa Chandler Sonia Chang Brian Erler Lori Fagen Robin Fielman Jeanne Hankins Susie Istock Kristy Kanable Liz Miller Maria Murphy Greg Nelson Maryam Palmer Jill Partridge Jill Richardson Ann Romeo Julie Scheiwe Robyn Scott Ann Simmons Andy Slack Sandy Snyder Brian Stage Kirstin Tolle Samantha Tucker Cassie Weaver Julie Wilson HL»nqWy 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS OPENING 4 STUDENT LIFE 12 SPORTS 56 RESIDENCES 120 GREEKS CO-OPS 198 ACTIVITIES 292 ACADEMIA 370 CLOSING 550 Copyright 1989 by the DEBRIS and Purdue University. Library of Congress Card Catalogue Number 215357. No portion of this book may be reproduced without the express written consent of the editor, individual artist, author or photographer. 2 Title

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BOILERMAKER COUNTRY' Cheerleaders Becky Gallagher. T3ra Thrasher, and Chris Fox huddle up and smile during a home football game The cheerleaders have no reservations while on the field he red brick buildings look conservative and unchanging but the people inside are not so uniform. Just like the buildings, each person possesses something which is different from the next. It can be an attitude or appearance or certain characteristic; whatever it is—it makes them special. From the way a person dresses to the attitudes they display, people are varied and ev-erchanging. Personalities are not static, they are complex with many different sides and perspectives. The combination of these diverse personalities makes Purdue an exciting place to be. There is always someone new to meet with interesting things to share. Differences in people are appreciated. Enjoying life is the main subject here. Purdue offers the opportunity for each student to fit in and develop their own personality. This is the time for facing new and important responsibilities, striving for academic excellence, searching for the path to success and most importantly maintaining one's sanity! 4 Opening