Stanford University - Quad Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 378 of the 1984 volume:

7-t o The Leland Stanford Junior University QUAD 1984 23' Die Luft der Freiheit weht. ss T tomw bnataJ risatstjmU ±m QAUQ t f0r0 0� $£ OCTi i uJ siQ tariistf -nh es StiBi ■ Tim PkMtpt I J« w« y Table of Contents Introduction.....................4 Academics.......................34 Athletics.......................70 Extracurricular s..............122 Residences.....................168 Seniors........................254 Conclusion 326 f 19 8 4 Introduction 5 fm IVrMy The Stanford goal: while it may be difficult to characterize in a single word the aspirations and expectations of the many individuals who make up this vital university, a common theme runs throughout our daily activities. It is said that right from the start the founders desired only the best for and from the Leland Stanford Junior University. In a different way for each of us, that tradition lives on today at Stanford. I 6 Introduction QUAD 19 8 4 Introduction 7 Bill fVnnvnW 8 Introduction QUAD Lcwn L rmm 19 8 4 Introduction 9 -Academics: the most crucial part of the Stanford experience, it was the University's outstanding academic reputation as well as our own accomplishments that resulted in our being here. Though we study in a wide variety of fields, there are many similarities in our pursuit of knowledge and abilities. From chemical engineering to philosophy, students here are dedicated to achievement — good simply isn't good enough. 19 8 4 Introduction 11 Lt n Irrmin 22 Introduction QUAD ltd am wv r d £1 uottmpojiui P 8 6 I JatCfeM Athletics: boasting what many perceive to be among the best athletic programs in the nation as well as an extensive intramurals program, with facilities to match, Stanford is a university committed to the principle Sound mind, sound body. Toward this end, hundreds of us arise early in the morning or work late into the night jogging, swimming, weightlifting, or competing with highly respected athletes from other schools. 14 Introduction QUAD WtUy 19 8 4 Introduction 15 RuiSftl long 16 Introduction QUAD lm WtUy 19 8 4 Introduction 17 Km tVHfy 1S Introduction QUAD Jim WfWy Extracurriculars: the diversity of opportunity is only one of the amazing facets to be found in the out-of-class part of the Stanford experience. Many of the standard pursuits are evident, such as dramatic productions, publications, and service organizations, but the unexpected is here as well. And if the group or activity isn't in place, one can count on dedicated students to create it. Most importantly, though, participants at Stanford carry out their extracurriculars with vigor and a commitment to doing them well. 19 8 4 Introduction 19 Urmtn 20 Introduction 19 8 4 Introduction 21 % .M •« Residences: clearly much more than the physical buildings that house nearly ninety percent of Stanford undergraduates, residences act as the most basic and important unit of social organization at Stanford. Few would dispute the claim that it is through dormitory and house life that many of the strongest and lasting relationships at Stanford are formed. Living on campus is, true to the name, residential education. Ru� xW Img 22 Introduction QUAD 19 8 4 Introduction 23 24 Introduction QUAD 19 8 4 Introduction 25 NifilWBHi 26 Introduction QUAD I.-. Wri.lv Seniors: in much the same way we came together from all four corners of the country' and the globe, upon graduation we disperse to jobs, graduate and professional schools, or extended trips. Whether we end up in San Francisco, on the East Coast, in Europe, or in Botswana, it is clear that we're markedly changed for our years on the Farm. No matter which particular major or which particular residences made our individual experiences unique, we can all take pride in the fact that when people ask, we can answer I went to Stanford. . . 19 8 4 Introduction 27 Itm IVUy 28 Introduction QUAD 19 8 4 Introduction 29 SOT? Bowwoto tanford is a school in which each of us can take pride. But we should also be proud of our own accomplishments here and of our individual contributions to the University. For Stanford isn't static — it is an ongoing process in which we all participate. Perhaps it is possible to characterize the common theme of our pursuits ... The Stanford goal? Excellence. 30 Introduction QUAD 19 8 4 Introduction 31 Paul Amdtf 32 Introduction Introduction 33 Our years at Stanford lead us through virtually unlimited pathways to refine our intellectual capabilities and explore new areas of interest and study. The value of our experience here is contingent on our own creativity in challenging and expressing Self. — Yvonne Campos '85, Academics Section Editor The Challenges Of 36 Academics QUA 9 f Self-Actualization The Scholar is that man who must take up into himself all the ability of the time, all the contributions of the past, all the hopes of the future. He must be a university of knowledges. The world is nothing, the man is all; in yourself is the law of all nature, ... in yourself slumbers the whole of Reason; it is for | you to know all, it is for you to dare all. — Ralph Waldo Emerson, The American Scholar £ The tools of an educated person — to write, to think, to read, to analyze — are part of any major from art history to mathematics. J A 1 9 8 4 Academics 37 Vtvmv Major In Something You Love By the time you declare your major, friends and classmates have enabled you either fuzzy or techie. Pre-med students generally flock to the chemistry and biology majors, while prelaw hopefuls lean toward political science and economics. Everyone seems to have a pre-conceived notion of what they are supposed to major in. Right? Wrong, according to both sides of the educational spectrum. Audrey Bernfield, Coordinator of Departmental Student Services for the School of Humanities and Sciences, emphasizes that No single path leads to success. Bernfield maintains that in every walk of life, successful people have taken diverse routes to reach similar goals, or similar routes to entirely different ends. Thus, any course of study can be the spring-board into a future of unlimited possibilities. The crucial ingredients of success are pursuing your interests wholeheartedly and doing your work well. Broad liberal education of preprofessional training — what constitutes the ideal education? Should the requirements of a future career determine the focus of undergraduate study? Can one profitably select a major before setting career goals? Each person should consider and benefit from the debate about 'appropriate' education, while remembering that no precise formula exists by which to chart a course. The major discipline ought to be chosen thoughtfully, however, for it stamps both your personal and professional life with a unique character. A career is not just a series of jobs; it is the work to which you dedicate your life. Fulfillment depends, in part, upon identifying and pursuing your true vocation. Only you know what intrigues and stimulates you. Your years at Stanford offer a time to develop your interests and fully express yourself through them. Pursue those interests, and be assured that at the end of your exciting educational adventure you will be well prepared for whatever future path you choose. 3$ Academics Q U A 9 Integrate Sciences and Humanities Professor James Adams, associate dean of the School of Engineering, points out: There is increasing national recognition of the fact that our educational system is not handling technical and scientific matters as well as it could and Stanford is in a strong position to do something about it. After all, Stanford students are not short on aptitude; each freshman class is drawn from the top five percent of students entering college. Where does the problem come from? American culture seems to have a negative attitude towards technology and science — based on obsolete data concerning social acceptance, misperceptions of the true nature of disciplines, ancient models, and poor teaching in our youth. To eliminate people's fear of quantitative learning, Adams declares, My crusade is to do what I can to promote better integration of technology and the science in general education. At Stanford, the results have been outstanding. Engineering majors have tripled within the last ten years, and the percentage of women engineers is one quarter and climbing. Still more science humanities integration is needed, especially for humanities students who are more likely to understand scientific fields less than the science student understands proportional humanistic concepts. The result of such neglect is magnified since many political decision-making processes need a clear understanding of technological and scientific ideas. Reverse well-roundedness on the part of humanities and jsocial science majors helps balance the tables. Other benefits •also result. Notes Adams: I have met few successful people who have been able to sustain a monastic dedication to a single discipline throughout their life. Existence seems to imply breadth. While he does not propose that everyone should become scientific experts, Adams feels that they should at least have a true idea of the nature of science fields. A balanced education is, fter all, the best of both worlds. pposite page top: Audrey Bernfield, Coordinator of Departmental Student Services the School of Humanities and Sciences. Bottom: An English class sits in the sun in vnt of The Wall. This page: James Adams, Associate Dean of the School of Engineer-Ig- All photos courtesy of News and Publications. Breadth of vision and intellectual flexibility are an integral part of the Stanford tradition. Leland Stanford himself emphasized that creative imagination and scientific precision are complementary: I attach great importance to general literature for the enlargement of the mind and for giving business capacity. I think 1 have noticed that technically educated boys do not make the most successful businessmen. The imagination needs to be cultivated and developed to assure success in life. A man will never construct anything he cannot conceive. The young women and men of Stanford today know that their education has many purposes beyond the vocations into which their more specialized studies will lead them. Their testimonials reaffirm Chancellor J.E. Wallace Sterling's sense that A college education should equip you to entertain three things: an idea, a friend, and yourself. Donald Kennedy, President Carolyn C. Lougee, Associate Dean for Undergraduate Programs, Humanities and Sciences U A 9 8 4 Academics 39 Kicking Off The Quarter Dear Jane, I finally made it to Stanford, I'm so psyched! First day was such a mess. It took me two hours to unpack and squash all my underwear into the tiny dresser, and then I had to switch chairs and matresses so all the good” stuff was on my side of the room. We got our meal card pictures taken and then I ran around meeting all the people in the dorm. My roommate finally came ... I think Residential Education pairs up out-of-staters with Californians or something. Our dorm is coed, which is really different. I hate public bathrooms!! My roommate is weird! Orientation week was so hectic. We had picnics, square dancing, frat parties, more dances, and a ton of pamphlets to sort through. I met my advisor and my advising associate, and they helped me pick out my courses — they told me registration would be quick because it was computerized this year, but little did they know that 1 managed to spend three hours in the express lane! I blew away S150 on textbooks at the bookstore; 1 didn't bother to add up what 1 spent on T-shirts and souvenirs! My Western Culture reading list is SO long; maybe I should just by the Cliff Notes (just kidding). I also squandered major dollars on season tickets for just about everything, pizza, and fro-yo. I still need some kleenex and a razor. After that long, traumatic week, I partied until 2:30 A.M. and didn't quite wake up in time for my first 8:00 A.M. class. Guess I'll drop that one! I'd better run and do my problem set now, so write soon and send real food. Love, Leland 40 Academics Q U 9 Opposite page, top: the bookstore doubles their staff the first few weeks of every quarter to quicken the uniting lines; bottom: student Amy Binder waits for a friend to purchase her books. This page, bottom: students endure long lines on Registration Day at Maples Pavilion; below: in the first few weeks of the quarter, most people seem to abandon their notes at a desk as they wander around the library visiting friends; left: everyone races to the front of the line to sign over four thousand dollars plus per quarter! u A 9 8 4 Academics 41 Courlov y Non and PuhfcatwM Camjvn 200,000 Applications Later . . . Dean of Admissions Fred Hargadon, know affectionately as Dean Fred, is leaving Stanford. After fifteen years and over 200,000 applications, Hargadon will become senior vice-president for administration of the College Board. In his years at Stanford, Hargadon made an extra effort to personalize the admissions process. He read every single application — 15,000 a year, and even wrote comments like Great! on response letters. If I'm going to send a letter to someone, noted Hargadon, they have the right to expect I've read and thought about their application. They shouldn't have to worry that some new staff member misjudged them; that's why we have at least three different people, one of them being myself, read each application. Since he first began in 1969, application groups have doubled. Students come from some forty different countries and 5,000 high schools. Surprisingly, each group of students was different from any other to Hargadon. Some classes just stand out for their sheer brilliance, others for their diverse talents. There is no one quality that can describe the typical Stanford student. Hargadon often joked that he would not have admitted himself to Stanford when he was ready for college. The reason, he claimed, was the large amount of accomplishments so many students achieved by the time they were seventeen. Dean Hargadon, 49, entered Haverford College at the age of 21 and graduated Phi Beta Kappa. After doing graduate work ir political science at Harvard and Cornell, he taught at Swarth more and became its dean of admissions in 1964. Hargador has been a trustee of the College Board since 1972 and was it1 chairman from 1978 to 1982. 1 never really had a set career plan, and it's hard to say if I'l come back to working on admissions. Some things I've alway wanted to do are: own a small town newspaper, run a vacatioi ranch, and fly with the U.S. Navy Blue Angels — they're jus great. Students have doted on their colorful dean, making T-shirt] with his picture and putting him in Gaities each year. 1 largadc matched their playfulness, baking cookies with students a attending their games and concerts. With a smile, he confide I still haven't grown up. Outside the school, Hargadon is an avid reader, expecially Yeats and of Robertson Davies. He also collects prints a things he can't resist, such as the enormous cherrywooo double-person architect desk that dominates his office. Even: six-feet-six, Hargadon has to stand to work at it. As parting words of advice to students, Hargadon recalle what he said on Class Day to the 1983 seniors. I hope tht would realize that they don't have to choose between bein good person and being good at what they want to do, or th they don't have to limit their range of learning. y- I Far right: Dean Fred Hargadon gears himself against the rainy season, the admissions office's busiest time of the year. From january until April Hargadon reads and re-reads students applications. Right: buried in applications. Dean Fred smiles as he uorks in his office. 42 Academics Q U A 9 8 Bottom: Dean Fred bakes cookies with Storey House residents; below: the Sherlock Holmes of Stanford Admissions; left: Dean Fred with his 1968 Mustang convertible in front of Old Union, his office for 14 years. k in rth-don s its U A 9 8 4 Academics 43 Educational Diversity Stanford avoided academic straight jackets through its Distribution Requirements which introduced students to a broad range of fields and areas of study within the humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, applied sciences, and technology. Many students found hidden interests in classes they would never have imagined to take, thus broadening their liberal arts education through the exploration of areas outside their field of specialization. For entering frosh. Distribution Requirements filled almost every time slot. The Western Culture Program, a required three course sequence, exposed tender minds to St. Augustine, Aristotle, and the likes of Nietzsche. Late night readings became a habit. The undergraduate population, for the most part, welcomed the requirements as a balance for their mainstream courseload. Engineering majors fuzzied out in modern literature classes while English majors tasted physics and chemistry. The eight subject areas of the Distribution Requirements ensured a well-rounded education for any major. They included: Opposite page, top right: A student practices speaking in the language lab at Meyer; top left: academic uvrkloads often necessitate the combination of studies and lunch; bottom right: an art student sketches in front of the art corner; bottom left: a break between classes gives one student a chance to catch up on his homework and catch some rays.” This page, right: rushing to finish their programs, students type away while others u ait in line for free terminals at LOTS: top: Chemistry students learn about bonding conditions and fulfill their natural sciences requirement. 44 Academics 1. A Western Culture sequence 2. Literature and Fine Arts 3. Philosophical, Social, and Religious Thought 4. Human Development, Behavior, and Language 5. Social Processes and Institutions 6. Mathematical Sciences 7. Natural Sciences ' 8. Technology and Applied Sciences In addition to the Distribution Requirements, all studen faced a Writing Requirement unless they scored a 4 or a 5 on tl CEEB English Advanced Placement test. Most English Requir ments lasted two quarters and fell into either thematic or no: thematic categories. Besides the Writing Requirement and the eight subject an requirements, students entering the fall of 1982 and after hadl complete a year of college-level language study. Otherwij they could place out by taking three years of a language in h ‘ school, by scoring 600 or better on the language achievem test, or by scoring a 4 or a 5 on the CEEB language Placement Test. 9 Q U 8 u 9 8 4 Academics 45 Paul AimIn Academic Advising Networks The Freshman Advising Program matched each entering student with a member of the faculty or staff who acts as an academic advisor until the student declares a major, usually toward the end of the sophomore year. Each freshman advisor was assigned 5-10 students who lived in the same residence and whose preliminary academic interest lay in the general area that included the advisor's field. Juniors and seniors selected as Advising Associates were paired with the freshman advising teams in the areas of Natural Sciences, Humanities, Social Sciences, Pre-Medical, and Engineering. The advisors helped new students enter the Stanford environment and guided them as they defined educational goals and structured an academic program to meet those goals through quarterly advising conferences and advisor dinners in the residences. Numerous offices in the university offered academic information, learning assistance, and counseling. The Academic Information Center in Old Union offered on call general advisors for program planning and clarification of academic goals, in addition to pre-professional advising for students interested in medicine, law, and business. The Registrar's Office monitored undergraduates' progress toward fulfillment of the Distribution Requirements, as well as their unit accumulation toward the 180 required for a Bachelor's degree. The Learning Assistance Center's programs assisted students who wanted to read or learn more efficiently or who wished to develop tutoring or counseling skills. Departmental contacts and undergraduate associations such as English, Economics, and History majors also offered advice on course offerings and services. Opposite page: The Old Union houses administrative offices from admissions to financial aids and credit departments. This page, upper right: happy hours help students gel to know their academic advisors; right: Advisor Paul Johnson, assistant dean at the Graduate School of Business, looks through a time schedule with Freshman John Choscy; above: a Riiscotuda dinner giies a freshman and her adinsor a chance to talk. 46 Academics Q U U A 9 8 4 Academics 47 Ccvrtny cl Sewt at! The School of Humanities and Sciences 48 Academics Q U H The School of Engineering Dver sixty different majors ranging from human biology to romputer science to economics were offered in the School of humanities and Sciences, the largest Stanford school with more han 2000 undergraduate students. A popular option was the nterdepartmental majors such as international relations, while ither students designed their own majors. Four years at Stan-ord usually earned a Bachelor of Arts or a Bachelor of Science, nd for some, even a double major. f I Opposite page, top left: Chemistry Lab classes are usually paired with lecture courses V t enhance the understanding of the subject; top right: creativity put to work in a clay r redding course; bottom left: music fills the air in Dinkelspiel; bottom right: sun. ice H V ram, and a science book make for a typical scene in White Plaza. rfn The Bachelor of Science degree for four years and 117 units of work in the School of Engineering was considered bv many the most demanding program at Stanford. Requirements in mathematics and sciences as well as the engineering breadth and the engineering depth in one of the nine departments prepared students for careers in all types of technical and designing fields. This page, top: engineers, too. know hour to combine fair weather with technical studies; bottom left: a familiar sight for engineering students is the Tcrman complex: bottom right: mechanical engineering projects fill Frost Amphitheater on a bright Autumn Quarter afternoon. U A 9 8 4 Academics 49 The School Of Earth Sciences A leading name among American and worldwide institutions was the Stanford School of Earth Sciences. The four departments in the school, Applied Earth Sciences, Geology, Geophysics, and Petroleum Engineering offered research opportunities as well as training in eight fields. The school offered four year undergraduate programs, coterminal five year programs, and the master's degree to Earth Science students. Top: the Hendry's Creek Camp of one of Stanford's many geological sunrys; far left: California lands sene as an abundant source of natural finds; left: close scrutiny often reveals the most important information. 50 Academics QUA9 .Graduate Schools The four schools within the University which were dedicated almost exclusively to graduate study were the Schools of Business, Education, Law, and Medicine. Stanford maintained top rankings in Business and Education, while all were among the very best in the nation. A hallmark of Stanford graduate schools was their small size in comparison to other schools of similar standing. Top left: the Graduate School of Business building stands next to Memorial Auditorium — the School is currently planning additional facilities: center left: a sight familiar to advanced law students is the Moot Courtroom in F.I.R. Hall of Crown Quadrangle: left: the library of the School of Education bears the name of the school's longtime dean and donor of the building. Eluvod P. Cubberley; above: the School of Medicine is housed in an Edward Durrell Stone designed complex which also includes the Stanford Hospital and the Stanford Clinics. Academics 51 Libraries The University libraries housed the seventh largest academic library collection in the United States. Along with five million volumes, Stanford's libraries contained numerous manuscripts, maps, microforms, sound recordings and photographs. With fifteen libraries on campus, the University employed over 500 librarians and staff members. The two most widely used libraries were the Cecil H. Green Library and the J. Henry Meyer Memorial Library for undergraduates. Green Library contained the majority of the research collections in the humanities and social sciences. Meyer Library or UGLY as it was known, housed more than 155,000 books and audio-visual materials, selected primarily in support of the undergraduate curriculum. Also on campus were ten research branches, seven in the sciences, housed in different schools and academic departments. The coordinate libraries — Business, Law, Medicine, Food Research, Hoover, and SLAC — operated mainly for the benefit of their respective institution, but were also open to the Stanford community. Top right: sophomore David Rozansky finds Ike chairs at Green Library comfortable. Middle right: a student finds an isolated spot in Meyer Library to study. Bottom right: for the serious sludier. Green Library's South Stacks are both Spartan and deserted. Above: shedding all but the bare essentials, a student glories in the sun on Meyer Library's fourth-floor deck. 52 Academies Q U fi u A9 8 4 Academics 53 54 Academics Q U 9 Innovative Education An important alternative to traditional academic courses, fieldwork and special programs gave students a chance to earn units while working on pre-professional internships, community projects, and research positions. As an extradepartmental program initiated by students in 1969, Stanford Workshops on Political and Social Issues (SWOP-SI) sponsored numerous courses, films, and speakers each quarter on issues such as the Central American crisis, nuclear holocaust, corporate responsibility and business ethics, and 4 working effectively with disturbed children. The program was designed to involve students in actively seeking solutions to 1 urgent social and political problems, and to conduct public “I education and constructive political action. Open to all undergraduates, graduates, and community j members, SWOPSI classes were limited to an eight to ten stu-A dent enrollment for specialized teaching. Students earned from ■ one to four units each quarter, and the courses were taught by staff members, and qualified community members and students. Sponsored through the School of Humanities and Sciences, I the Student Center for Innovation in Research and Education j(SCIRE) promoted undergraduate projects through a special Innovation Fund, allocating up to $4,000 per project. To be eligible, the projects had to benefit a large portion of the undergraduate population with lasting impact. Among the recent projects was the publication of Approaching Stanford, an information book sent to all incoming frosh over the summer. The chief objective of SCIRE is to help students take control f their education, to free them from department-based classes order to develop new and innovative ideas about education ind life in general, explained Kerry Athea, SCIRE's co- coordinator. Internships, usually dealing with non-profit organizations, also flourished under SCIRE. Many students worked with the Mid-Peninsula Support Network, helping battered women and their families. Others worked with juveniles at the Santa Clara Probation Department or with brokers such as E.F. Hutton and Merrill Lynch. Final papers capped the students' real-world learning experiences. Students thus could gain experience through major-related internships where departmental credit was not available. SCIRE also published the quarterly Clearinghouse Catalog of Internship and Research Opportunities for students. In addition, students could earn credit for creating a course to be taught through the SWOPSI program or the Undergraduate Special Program (UGS). UGS, another innovative approach to learning, offered unique courses for undergraduates as an extradepartmental program under the Dean of Humanities and Sciences. Courses ranged from traditional subjects, such as college debate, to extremely specialized interests, such as the course entitled Winnie-the-Pooh Revisited: Reading Children's Literature from an Adult Perspective. Popular courses included Entrepreneurship , Stock Market , and Jazz Since '45. For further research opportunities, students could turn to the Action Research Liaison Office (ARLO) and the Undergraduate Research Opportunities (URO). ARLO provided from one to five credits for students working on research projects with nonprofit community groups or government agencies. URO encouraged faculty-guided research for credit, although some positions also offered salaries. Education-oriented students found internship and research U A 9 8 4 Academics 55 Yrcvotf CanfM (continued from page 55) opportunities through the Undergraduate Program in the School of Education (UPSE) as well as through the Bing School. UPSE students worked with local school children, earning two to three credits by teaching everything from soccer to chemistry. Each student maintained a journal and highlighted his or her experience with a final project. The Bing School allowed college psychology students to observe and work with children in a classroom situation. Students earned up to five units per quarter doing fieldwork in behavior management and studying children's emotional, physical, and creative development. 56 Academics QUA Jli:Jn(flQ83 LEARINCHOUSE Qataloc OF INTERNSHIP AND RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES «A� iiWf t m Mirff ■ � l ■fonii ivii naiionai civil CASH! 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This page, top: traveling overseas doesn't mean losing one's Stanford spirit, evidenced by this Beat Cal banner waving from L' ArcdeTriomphe; right: Overseas Studies presentations, such as this one for frosh in Rinconada. encourage participation in the program; above: traditional scenes, including this one in Vienna, are often captured on film by Stanford travelers. 58 Academics Q U A 9 For many, the Stanford experience included the overseas study program. Over two hundred students each quarter had the opportunity to study in new environments, improve foreign languages, and travel with Stanford groups and on individual excursions. Returning Stanfordites all felt that the greatest lesson learned was one out of class, off campus, and in the culture of the countries they visited. Stanford campuses were located in Berlin, Florence, Tours, and Vienna. Courses in language, politics, economics, history, art, and literture were usually conducted in English, with special attention on the culture in which the program was held. Other programs in Berlin Free University, Paris, and Salamanca allowed students with advanced language skills to enrill in foreign universities. Year-long schedules at for several students took place in foreign institutions in Haifa, Lina, Sao Paulo, Cairo, Rome, and Kano. .WIN- U A- 9 8 4 Academics 59 Ctmrttvy ef Henry Taube, Nobel Laureate Again, Stanford University received international recognition through the achievements of an outstanding member of its faculty. Henry Taube, a professor at Stanford since 1962, was awarded the 1983 Nobel Prize for chemistry. Taube, whose work involved the mechanics of electron transfer reactions, especially in metal complexes, was commended by the Nobel Committee as one of the most creative contemporary workers in inorganic chemistry. Nobel Laureates on the Stanford faculty: Henry Taube, chemistry (1983) Arthur Schawlow, physics (1981) Paul Berg, chemistry (1980) Burton Richter, physics (1976) Paul Flory, chemistry (1974) Kenneth Arrow, economics (1972) Robert Hofstader, physics (1961) Arthur Kornberg, medicine (1959) William Shockley, physics (1956) Linus Pauling, chemistry (1954), peace (1962) 60 Academics QUAD Cn’lfly cf Sm mi PkMuiKw Cewfny of Stw mi PxNkMi Awards of Distinction The Cuthbertson award affirmed the University's continued commitment to freedom of information in its own internal affairs, a commitment supported by Presidents Sterling, Lyman and Kennedy and sustained by the News and Publications staff.” — Robert Beyers For continued excellence, various faculty members and administrators were recognized in 1983 with the University's special awards. Clockwise from top left: Robert Beyers, Cuthbertson Award; Walter Vincenti and Alice Supton, Dinkelspiel Awards; Albert Guerard and William Durham, Gores Awards; Malcolm Beasley (physics), Richard Holm (biology), and Jody Maxim (art), Dean's Awards for Distinguished Teaching. 19 8 4 Academics 61 All cowrloy ef Nm and PbNiortim The Primary Prerequisite A great university requires five essential elements: a superb faculty, first class students, facilities adequate to the tasks, financial support and an administration that puts the elements together as smoothly as possible. A superb faculty is the primary prerequisite. It is the faculty that attracts the students. — Al Hastorf Provost 62 Academics QUAD Cc 'tny of KflH ami 19 8 4 Academics 63 64 Academics QUAD 19 8 4 Academics 65 Planning For The Future minute or there were some depth or breadth classes yei re taken. But one word that summed up senior year for many was preparation. It was time to prepare for the future. For some the future was Graduate School This meant essav after essay for application after application, tests with four letteJ mes (GMAT, LSAT, MCAT) and the constant worry of making the For others, full-time employment beckoned. We saw these students walking around campus in their business suits; some heading to the CPPC for job interviews, others at the Post Office eagerly checking their boxes for the elusive invitation for a second interview or, more importantly, an offer to join a company. For every senior, the time meant trying to define goals and aspirations that seemed to defy definition more than ever. Yet somehow we made it. Senior year ended and we, as individuals rather than the whole known as the Class of 1984, embarked on many separate and diverse paths, to find our places in the world. Many have come to the Bay Area from far away. Some have fallen in love with the rich and unique culture of San Francisco and the Peninsula and have adopted it as home. Others return to their distant lands, taking Stanford with them. Many seniors in need of help in the preparation of their post-graduation lives found a triend in the CPPC. As their brochure indicated, The Stanford Career Planning and Placement Center offers Students and Alumni assistance in career planning and placement, and much more. It provided the opportunity to interview on campus with representatives from more than ; 00 organizations, assistance in applying to graduate schools, helpful workshops in such areas as career plan-resume writing, and a vast resource of internships S;8-,h employment opportunities for students availK� hl iJentStwith tec™ical maj°rs had the freedom to ntart m o V,HS, (apP en.!L :Jimi,lcss employers, nontech-meal majors had to face the bid system in which each inter Top right: a student discusses job opportunities in the computer field with Zilog rep-resentative Richard Tung; far right: the job opportunities file at the CPPC helps a student. 66 Academics I i QUa n I Top: representatiivs from various companies provide brochures and information about job opportunities for students the Stanford Career Faire was held on October 7. 1983 at White Plaza; above: a student learns about work at System Industries, Inc. at the fob Faire; left: a student researches possible internships at the Student Employment Office. 19 8 4 Academics 67 Top: Gradating seniors listen to the memorial service Ivfore receiving their diplomas; right: The Stanford Daily runs an article about the graduation location controversy. ...� ....I .... «wi|iiwfciuuijuwjy 10WM ■■MBIin omm.tlre on reported Hudrrti mnnlrd .n wun I-on and (wlmf lor nun. lion and participation m the ISM fVasr .er WIINM. hack pagr election - fVau see KXl-M. he I p. Students ask Kennedy to pick Diamond for commencement 1. KIM N students soled n� o-to-one to told !Nn srat Cowmaownwil at hr sunken lhamond at a meeting ad rught m Mnwtgl MlMum l«t Vfnmf ila%. prrudfnl. nn.n) that aMr the M uuhM. n attendance nut hate realised a annum. additional student input � •' .-.w. topersuade the Adnws-vna.it Council to batV the sunken Xanaond instead ot the Stadium VNe imag ddn and lnltnr(! to mount. Of the beneht and dram-vMt. ot potenbal wtn one thiee .rodents toted to keep the rere-n'v at I tent Amphitheater CV.pite a gentle pu.h to the Vadum ..te In I tv.rt.it. President Vmttd kenned the ntionh ot ■tudent teemed to teel that the ..men Ikomcmd . better ndhttav md tee acCM nuke t the pretri aide site Seeaot class pirvdmt. i undos t nc the meeting eiplanrd that the. a ted. make an ad. iwie. itniue ad that the leul .erdn t remain, e 'hat leedBt should be teathed aaUt. a neek to 10 itiv. according • enned� ' We e got todosome-them tlr.ee and do d last. he v d ‘ don t ha.e not do n oheague hate a great .take m ihn issue' Sr , a he. meeting to gauge student opinion hat been .theduled tor nan Antnrvda. and the .enntr • |i'e. dent. vad d e ate hoping tor a larger .indent luersout in order to influence the Adminislratise (onaMil t Anal dr. .-on 'hr final deo.ion tould be C OMAUSC I SUN I QUANUMl Irish Conors. And. C Nan and aw—., mate). t0 other student, bail on a. tmsc-r-ts Prrudrot Oonaiti Kft neds dot us—-s the lot ation ol the. summer ' commencement. .. tists al a lotum hetd to pt event the issue to I he senior tlass slrungh attes led b the op.rwotss ol seres ' and graduate students kenned vad Senna PresnJent And t han made a push tor the Stadium touting bet ter sighilines as •!� prins.pte slrersgih ttr added that a des orated stage stsadd he ptased on I he te d ssith the eshmated XOOO obseesers seated m the bleaches. under the press bos hum goal teie to goal kne If hjd Krjdw«lMtn .n •• (Xjmood u ot mom . % oM XKI Nm lor % « i� '� 1a CKjfl njkI ?Kr rttr «tj% iNf point Hte mr M ,s j. . r� H mr-olS K«bM( . m fhr Mjbnttn %%hr I a« hr % «d Sriwyt PrrwtJfM hNirtffMll.ki.iMV 6$ Academics QUAD Courtny ol Snot and PxNiatuw Last Inning, Seniors Up To Bat In June 1984, for the first time in 45 years, commencement exercises were not held in Frost Amphitheater. The move came about after a dangerous situation arose last year in which at least 17,000 people crowded into Frost (designed to accommodate 10,000) while other ticket holders were turned away. In a battle between the Sunken Diamond and the Stadium, the Sunken Diamond prevailed. The Administrative council had originally favored the Stadium as the replacement for Frost, but following the recommendation of the senior class presidents, the council decided to hold Commencement in the Sunken Diamond. Far left: seniors use balloons to celebrate graduation; top center: President Donald Kennedy enjoys graduation festivities; top: creative seniors proclaim their individuality; left: the Sunken Diamond hosts the commencement for the Class of 1984. 19 8 4 Academics 69 Ctm’tfiy of Ntv lit PuHk� !k m 72 Athletics QUAD ft Dkhnten 19 8 4 Athletics 73 M Dttbiuon Cardinal Fans Look To Next Year It was a long year for Stanford football fans, as the Cardinal ended the 83 84 season with a 1-10 record, including another embarassing loss to the Cal Bears in Big Game '83. Despite hopes that quarterbacks Steve Cottrell, the experienced senior, and John Paye, the freshman sensation, could push Stanford into a winning season, Stanford was 0-6 before it won its only game. Still, even with only one victory (against Arizona) there were a few bright spots. The defense, embarassingly weak the year before, emerged as a formidable strength. There were also individual standouts, such as defensive back Vaughn Williams and receiver Mike Tolliver, both of whom expect to play pro ball next year, junior Emile Harry, one of the nation's top receivers, and freshman John Paye, who is sure to become another great Stanford quarterback. Although Paul Wiggin, coach of this year's team, will be replaced next year by Jack Elway, his dedication to both Stanford University and Stanford football will not be forgotten. 74 Athletics QUAD Football j t 19 8 4 Athletics 75 Big Game '83 76 Athletics QUAD ftw rpmy Xmo| (pMR)f The Victory 19 8 4 Athletics 77 Baseball 78 Athletics QUAD Bob Dtddmom Card Fights it Out Under the coaching of Mark Marquess, this year's Baseball team had to keep up the winning ways of last year's amazing team, which made the final eight of the NCAA's. The preseason was not particularly inspiring by Stanford standards — a little above .500. However, year-round practice and competition payed off as the team proved successful. Senior Darryl Stevens come back from a shoulder injury to continue as one of the top hitters on the team. Senior Steve Cottrell, after a somewhat disappointing football season, proved himself to be the Card's most effective pitchers on a very | talented staff of hurlers. i As for the future, Stanford Baseball always attracts top high S school players, and along with talented returning players, it is sure to maintain its winning tradition. 19 8 4 Athletics 79 Excitement At Maples After playing in Japan over the summer, the Stanford Men's basketball team came home to an enthusiastic student body. Within the first few weeks of fall quarter, all student passes were bought — a big difference from two years ago when only 50 student passes were sold. The team came into the Pac-10 with a promising 11-1 record, (the one loss being to top-ranked North Carolina). However, they then lost six games in a row, each by a heartbreaking two or three points. Finally, after this disappointing 0-6 start, the Stanford men proved they were a top-calibcr team. They proceeded to beat the number-one team in the Pac-Ten, Washington, and followed this with wins over Washington State, Arizona State, Arizona, California, USC, and UCLA. Led by seniors John Revelli and Keith Jones, the team was bolstered by the talents of 1 Ians Wichary, Steve Brown, Earl Koberlein, Keith Ramee, Andy Fischer, and John Pave, among others. Coach Tom Davis, in his second year at Stanford, has been given much of the credit for turning men's basketball into an exciting and winning team. SO Athletics QUAD Be Dtchwm 19 8 4 Athletics 81 Women Look to Improve The Stanford Women's basketball team had a disappointing year. Part-way through the season, they were 3-17 overall, and 0-6 in the WCAA conference. Much of the team's problems seemed to come from lack of size and speed. As Coach Dotty McCrea commented, We aren't a very quick team. Another problem was the fact that both USC and UCLA, two of the top teams in the nation, were in Stanford's conference. Nevertheless, this year's team was a young one, and was improving fast. With another year or two of experience under their belts, the Stanford women, led by sophomore guard, Virginia Sourlis, and center, Sarah Evans, may very well beat many of the teams that beat them this season. Alt pfK raplu m that fy Ku v!i ]Mg. 82 Athletics QUAD 19 8 4 Athletics 83 Runners On Top This year, the men's cross-country team placed 4th in the Pac-10, and 5th at the regional meet, two places from qualifying for the Nationals. Led by team captain Jim Smith, who placed 4th in the Pac-10's, and freshman star Mark Olesen, who finished 7th in the conference meet and 12th at the regional, the Stanford men showed their exceptional depth in their best win of the year — a lst-place at the Fresno Invitational, and a 3rd at the Stanford Invitational. Because they area young team, they hope to do even better next year. The seniors on the men's varsity were: Smith, Ed Callaway, and David Frank. The women outshone the men, as they finished the season undefeated in the Pac-10. Unfortunately, an injury to team standout Ceci Hopp dashed hopes of becoming the top team in the nation, as the Cardinal placed second behind the Oregon Ducks at the regionals, and then again at the Nationals. Although next year's team will be without senior captain Patti Sue Plumer, with a recovered Hopp, along with junior Regina Jacobs, sophomore Alison Wiley, and freshman Cory Shubert, the Stanford women will be determined to prove they are the best in the country. Both teams were coached by the exceptional Brooks Johnson. Ail m tkrtr ;Ofn iwrtrsy if Art Srrnh-'Thi- Stanford Daily 84 Athletics QUAD Men's and Women's Cross Country 19 8 4 Athletics 85 Doing It With Style Stanford University's 1983-84 Men's and Women's Fencing teams were very young; however, this season was by no means a rebuilding one. Under the guidance of Head Coach Buzz Hurst and assistant coach. Sherry Posthumus, this year's team kept up the winning tradition of past teams. Co-captains and only seniors on the men's team, Nik Blevins and jon Meyer, provided the leadership along with the women's captain, senior Cathy Correa. In fact, in the men's epee, Nik Blevins proved to be the most consistent competitor. In the men's sabre and foil, Andy Goorno and Elliot Cheu, respectively, led in victories. On the women's team, Jennifer Yu and Cathy Correa were the top performers. Although the loss of seniors Blevins, Meyer, Pam Henck, Gretchen, Rohrer, and Correa will be felt, the fencing team was looking optimistically upon next year. 86 Athletics QUAD 19 8 4 Athletics 87 Women's Field Hockey ltd Oun 88 Athletics QUAD Eltv Chtpn Kilters Meet the Challenge With a final record of 10-8-1, the Stanford Women's Field Hockey team posted another winning season. Led by senior All-American forward Patsy Huntington, praised by Coach Killefer as someone you have to contend with no matter where she is on the field, the entire squad was brimming with talent. Top players included returnees Jen Bleak-ley and Karen Chamberlin, along with three freshman Junior Olympians: Mary Chung, Janet Lohman and Andrea Wolpert. Other strong players were all-around athlete Bonnie Warner defending the goal, and varsity seniors Terri Boyle, Linda De Los Reyes, Mary Donahue, Julie Erman, Valerie Jackson and Hillary Werhane. 19 8 4 Athletics S9 Men's Golf Men Resume Winning Ways We were billed as tournament contenders, and we knew we had earned it declared head coach Tim Schaaf. And contend they did. The Men's Golf team regained some of the traditional excellence expected of them. The team was well balanced in age as well as talent. The four seniors on the squad were number one player Lanny Sawchuck, Tim Robinson, John Scanlon, and Doug Thompson. The support of their eight teammates proved important in addition. 90 Athletics QUAD on thru j l£rt courtny of The Sunfofd (hilly Women's Golf Women in Top Five Although the team members were young, they were by no means inexperienced as they led Stanford to a superior national ranking. While playing against the top teams in the nation, the team placed third in the Arizona Intercollegiate tourney. Although only five players travel, any of the seven members of the team could have filled those spots. The group consisted of Julie Carmicheal, Kerri Dubinsky, Adrienne Gilmartin, Kathy Kostas, Kathleen McCarthy, Kathy Nino and Diane Nixon. These golfers carry with them many outstanding individual credentials. Senior Kathy Nino is a former California state high school champion, while Dubinsky is a retired Nabraska high school winner. The two other Kathy's were both top-rated juniors before they enrolled at Stanford. Such accomplishments provide only a glimpse of the talent and depth on the women's squad. 19 8 4 Athletics 91 Gymnastics 92 Athletics QUAD Greg WttkTht Sanford Didy Art Slrnbrr.Thr Sunford Djdy Gymnasts Making Great Gains Both the men's and women's gymnastics teams have come a long way over the past few years, and this year's teams are the best yet. On the men's side, the team aimed for a 2 ranking in the region, behind top-ranked UCLA. Led by all-rounder Jon Levy, one of the top gymnasts in the nation, the team had other top performers in Gary Smith (vaulting and floor) and Randy Besosa (high-bar and parallel bar). Levy, Smith, and Besosa, along with Ed Gresser, all looked to competition in the Nationals. The men were coached by Sadao Hamada. The women, although a relatively new team, also did well. Though not as highly-ranked as the men, they were also rapidly improving. Coached by Homer Sardina, they were led by Nancy Goldsmith, a member of the Israeli Olympic team, Marilyn Chapman, and Angie Barnes. 19 8 4 Athletics 93 Booters Roll on to Another Winning Season Narrowly missing an NCAA playoff berth, the Cardinal Men's Soccer team completed a highly successful year at 12-5-3. The season's highlight was a 3-0 victory over Cal-Berkeley, concluding a string of four consecutive shutouts by the squad, especially junior goalkeeper Willy Burkhardt. Although they lost their final two games, their ability was apparent and next year's outlook is bright. Junior Giancarlo Ferruzzi led the team's offensive attack in scoring and will pair up with sophomore sensation Tom Rafalo-vitch again next year. Senior midfielder Walter Kingson had an excellent season, as did senior striker Jorge Titinger. The post-season honors were as follows: Jorge Titinger, All-Far-West First Team and All-Conference Second Team; Tom Rafalovitch, All-Conference First Team; and Willy Burkhardt, Walter Kingson, and Giancarlo Feruzzi, All-Conference Second Team. Coach Nelson Lodge commented that This year's performance proved that we can play with anybody. He hopes the team will do even better next season. 94 Athletics QUAD RuufU feng Paul Aiialie 19 8 4 Athletics 95 Paul Amid Women's Soccer Scores Impressive Victories In its first year as a varsity-listed sport, the Stanford Women's Soccer team concluded its exciting season with a 14-4-2 record. Its impressive victories over Santa Clara and Cal State Long Beach, in addition to its 2-2 tie of the highly-rated UC Santa Barbara team, earned the team the respectability that it desired. Striker Susan Moore headed a strong offensive attack and led the team in goals scored. Cheryl Gustavon paced the midfield with her fine ball handling skills, and sweeper Carol Berryman led the team's defensive unit. Goalie Louise Norton had another fine year in the net, posting several shutouts, and always gave one hundred percent. Although the team will lose five seniors to graduation. Coach Tony Igwe looks forward to a fine season next year and a possible NCAA playoff berth. 96 Athletics QUAD 19 8 4 Athletics 97 Women's Swimming Talent Runs Deep Stanford Women's Swimming met the challenge of defending its NCAA swimming title in 1984. The pre-season ranking of number one was no fluke as Stanford boasted one of the most talented swimming teams in its history, including ten returning All-Americans in twenty-four events, and members who have participated on U.S. national teams for both the Olympics and the Pan American Games. As assistant coach Linda Jazek declared, I think everyone on our team is aware that we are the team to beat. But if anything, that makes us work harder. The attitude on this year's team is better than in previous years, and with the Olympics coming up this summer, everyone is putting every ounce of their effort into training in order to reach their maximum potential. Led by a fine trio of distance freestylers, — Marybeth Linz-meier, seniors Sherri Hanna and Lisa Hazen, Stanford rolled to one victory after another. In the shorter freestyle events, senior Krissie Bush, Diana Zock and Stephanie Elkins provided most of the power. The backstroke was another strength for the Card as Libby Kinkead and Patty Gavin contributed many points. Kathy Smith specialized in the backstroke, while Lisa Buese emphasized the butterfly. The tremendous overall team depth was epitomized by the individual medley swimmers. Patty Gavin, senior Anne Tweedy, and sisters Jenny and Susan Rapp were not simply consistent, they were successful, showing the characteristics of a true, championship-caliber team. 98 Athletics QUAD Bill Btntvtnlo M Men's Swimming Team Leads the Nation Partway through the 1984 season, the Stanford Men's Swimming Team had enjoyed one of its finest years ever. After four straight wins in dual-meet competition, the Cardinal was victorious in the prestigous Dallas Morning News Classic, a meet featuring the top six teams in the country, with Stanford ranked 1. Junior Dave Bottom was the team's leader in the 100 and 200 backstroke, and qualified for the NCAA's. Jeff Kostoff, although only a freshman, led the nation in the 500 and 1000 freestyle. Pablo Morales, also a freshman, had the nation's best time in the 200 butterfly, and sophomore John Moffet held the top U.S. time in the 200 breaststroke. This year's team also had tremendous depth. Other outstanding swimmers included seniors John Simons, Sam Worden and Dave Sims, junior John Engs, and freshman David Louden. Coach Skip Kenney, w'ho coached the Cardinal to a fourth place finish at the 1983 NCAA's, expressed his hope that this year's team would win it all. Furthermore, some of the top Cardinal swimmers were also looking forward to the Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. 19 8 4 Athletics 99 Women Top-Ranked The women's tennis team, after finishing a somewhat disappointing fourth at last year's NCAA's, was expecting to clinch the championship this year. Pre-season favorites, the squad boasted an incredible list of top talents. Team captain and number one player Elise Burgin, a senior, was listed as the number two collegiate player in the nation and is sure to do well in the pros after graduation. Kate Gompert, a sophomore, returned to Stanford after playing professionally and reaching the third round of the U.S. Open before losing to Martina Navratilova. At the beginning of the season, she was ranked 69 in the world. Patty Fendick, a freshman, had a pre-season ranking of 16, and junior Linda Gates was ranked 23. Frosh LeeAnn Eldredge and Stefanie Savides were both highly respected, and Michelle Weiss and Alyce Werdel had been great successes on Stanford's top teams. Partway through the season, the women were 7-0 and had won the Rancho Mirage Classic in Palm Springs in which the top 16 teams competed. As a result, their confidence for the NCAA's was high. AU pbcUxrir u cm tkat pasa amitay cf 71w Stanford t uhr. 100 Athletics QUAD 19 8 4 Athletics 101 Young and Talented The men's tennis team had a reputation to live up to this year after winning last year's NCAA's. With a preseason ranking of 2, the Cardinal was powered by sophomores Dan Goldie, ranked 23 among all college players, John Letts, 16, Jim Brabb, and Eric Rosenfeld. Captain Mark McKeen, the only senior on the squad, provided stability and leadership for this talented but young team. Although partway through the season the team had lost two close contests to highly-ranked USC and UCLA, they were undefeated in dual meets and looked toward another strong showing at the NCAA's. 102 Athletics 19 8 4 Athletics 103 Always One Step Ahead Upholding Stanford tradition, the Cardinal Track and Field Team enjoyed another successful year. Led by Coach Brooks Johnson, both the men's and women's teams showed considerable improvement over the 1983 teams. First-year sprint coach Remi Korchemny's new philosophy, along with the help of coaches Dave Wollman and John Powell, helped to instill added confidence into the Cardinal runners and to bring about many personal bests. The women's team was once again among the best in the country, with many of its members looking forward to the Summer Olympics. Senior Patti Sue Plummer, and juniors Ceci Hopp and Allison Wiley, all posted extraordinary performances in distance running. Junior Regina Jacobs led the team in the half mile and senior Marcia Martin and Pam Dukes were the team leaders in shorter distances. Sloan Burton, although plagued by injuries, continued to show promise and Carol Cady stood out in the discus and shot-put. This year's men's team was well-balanced and received a strong effort from everyone on the team. Kraig Sanders and Jeffrey Upperman were the team leaders for the hurdles. Fred Williams also had a successful year in the sprints. Doug Villaret and Terry Parks ran the middle distances and headed the Stanford relay teams. A strong group of distance runners included Jimmy Smith, David Frank, Ryan Stoll, Bryan Pettingill and Jeff Atkinson. Jay Thorson and Brad Kruse were the team's leading decathletes, and Sean Pickering and Brian Mason posted impressive performances with the hammer and discus. Although both teams lose some important athletes to graduation, they still have a lot of young talent and look forward to next season. 104 Athletics QUAD Track and Field pn All photograjki on Ihcst pages by Loui Lemin 19 8 4 Athletics 105 106 Athletics QUAD i Otnt ptfn (twrfrty of The Stanford D dy A Commitment To Excellence The Stanford Women's Volleyball team was a force to be reckoned with in 1983. One of the top ten teams in the nation throughout the year, the Cardinal Spikers were more than a match for the opposition. Behind the setting leadership of senior captain Kari Rush and Diedra Dvorak, the team kept its rivals off-balance with a varied quick-hitting attack. Stanford also maintained a tenacious, controlled defense. With the middle blocking of the dominant Kim Oden and Lisa Murphy as the first line of protection, senior Julie Baker, Susan Compton, and Barbara Fontana consistently dug out many enemy spikes. Despite the fantastic individual play, the strengths of the team were its depth and cohesion. And the feeling of togetherness pervaded not only the regulars, but the vital bench support of, among others, Brandance Hope and Terri Bryson. With such solid players as back-ups, coach Fred Sturm did not hesitate to call upon reserves in yet another exciting season of Women's Volleyball. 19 8 4 Athletics 107 Power and Style Characterize Team Ranked as one of the top five teams in the nation, the Stanford Men's Volleyball team knew no limits. Young yet experienced, powerful yet stylish, balanced yet deep, the team created excitement on the court. Paced by the setting and play-calling of Craig Lauchner, returnees Jon Root, Brett Monello and Dan Parr spiked the ball repeatedly onto the opposing side. These veterans were also the top four hitters on last year's squad. Providing additional experience were setters Shane Kim and Bill Witte, and hitters Tim Northrop and Chris Braun. Coach Fred Sturm augmented this cadre with an outstanding recruiting year. With the addition of setters Steve Modory and John McDermott, and middle blockers Stephen Blue and Karl Kolderup, the twelve-man team was comprised entirely of freshmen, sophomores and juniors. Thus, Stanford Men's Volleyball was a force not only this year, but will be for years to come. 103 Athletics QUAD 19 8 4 Athletics 109 All fAtfcjnipfe fli r � pige ly M Water Polo Paul Aintlu 110 Athletics QUAD Paul Aintlit Water Polo Looks to Next Year With a young, inexperienced team, this year s Varsity Water Polo team found it difficult to keep up the winning tradition of recent years, one that any team would find a formidable task to imitate. In fact, over the last six seasons. Coach Dante Detta-manti's polo teams have never placed lower than third in the nation. This season proved to be a rebuilding season as many players were lost to graduation. As Coach Dettamanti said, As with any young squad, the most difficult aspect of teamwork is developing a consistent style of play. The Cardinal does have the talent to make a great team, one that will be a dominant force in the next few years. In fact, the two leading scorers this season were underclassmen. David Imbernino, a freshman standout, scored 40 goals while sophomore Jaime Velez scored 37. Among a team of underclassmen, perhaps the most experienced was goalie Steve Moyer, a two-time Junior National Team member. Although the Cardinal will miss lone senior Martin Fisher, the team will look forward to the fact that most of the players will be returning. After playing together this season and developing as a team, next year's Cardinal should prove indomitable as they seek to obtain the NCAA title. a s 19 8 4 Athletics 111 Wrestling 1 Courtesy of Artir Sfrnfcr Thc Stanford Daily 112 Athletics QUAD I 1 Grapplers Competitive Under the coaching of Chris Horpel, this year's Varsity Grapplers proved to be competitive in a schedule that pitted them against every major West Coast power in NCAA wrestling. In fact, the Cardinal was never out of any of its matches; most of the matches were decided by one or two point differences. Chris Hor-pel, a Stanford All-American, was assisted by additional homegrown talent: assistant coaches Dave and Mark Schultz are graduates of Palo Alto High, while graduate Assistant Doug Perkins gained All-American status last winter as a Stanford wrestler. This year's team, led by cocaptains seniors Flint Pulskamp (190) and Jeff Wilson (177), was a predominately young team. Other than the captains, Donnel Briley (126), and Burke Dempsey (158), the grapplers were made up of underclassmen, with 17 of those members being sophomores or freshmen. With such a strong base in underclassmen, next year's team should prove more successful, with its strong group of experienced wrestlers. ) 19 8 4 Athletics 113 Men's Women's Crew Both the Men's and Women's crew teams did well in 1983 84. Part-way through the year, the women placed a respectable 16 out of 40 teams at The Head of the Charles in Boston, as well as doing well at regattas at Long Beach and Oakland. Ranked 4 in the nation going into the season, they hoped to do well in such important races as the San Diego Classic, the Opening Day Race in Seattle, and the Pac-10's, and finish the season at 3 or higher. The women were led by captain Jennie Glockner, and coached by John Davis (Varsity) and Wendy Larson (Junior-varsity). Seniors on the varsity boat were Glockner, Barb Hol-dren, Karen Butler, and Gerry Heckendorn. The men's team entered the season with a 4 ranking in the Pac-10. They hoped to up this ranking, however, and proved their strength early on by winning the regatta at Newport, in which they beat UCLA, Orange Coast College, and Irvine. The men rowed four boats— two varsity, one novice, and one lightweight. Coached by Bob Whitford, they were led by captain Jim Pew, and seniors Jan Boyer and Dan Cornew. 114 Athletics QUAD Jil CUbrrt Badminton, Cricket, Racquetball, Squash With the excellence of Stanford's tennis teams, it is not surprising that other racket sports thrive at the Farm's club level. The Badminton team is a coed sport that competes at the intercollegiate level, which included matches against Fresno State, U.C. Davis, and San Francisco State, as well as other USBA sanctioned tournaments. The team was successful in those matches as it gained a national ranking, as well as being invited to the NCAA's. Although they do not compete at the intercollegiate level, the Racquetball club competed against five other area clubs to create a competitive environment. However, its main function is to provide a pathway for enthusiasts to refine their skills. The Squash club, composed of 35 members, competed in the Northern California Squash League with some success. It is a sport that is growing in popularity, and requires fast reflexes and great stamina. Another unique racket sport offered at Stanford is cricket, whose club members compete in the Northern California Cricket Association. Under the coaching of Syrd Abid Ali, the cricket team continued their winning ways as one of the top teams in their league. 19 8 4 Athletics 115 Bowling, Cycling, Polo The men's and women's bowling teams competed at the intercollegiate level, in the N. California Intercollegiate Masters league, and the ACU-I Regional XV Tournament. The team holds their practices at the bowling lanes located at Tresidder Union. Another club sport. Cycling, scheduled 7 to 9 rides a week ranging from 15 to 60 mile tours. This years team had 50 riders, providing the many enthusiast with an opportunity to meet each other. The recently established Polo team, started in 1981, offered a unique opportunity. Under Coach Robert Guisman, this year's men's and women's teams played intercollegiate matches each Saturday, competing against private clubs in the area. 116 Athletics QUAD Michut Scheiber lours L rmtn Men's and Women's Rugby Once again the Stanford Rugby teams entered the season expecting a successful campaign. Both teams enjoyed fine seasons last year, and sought to improve as much as possible in search of nationwide recognition this year. Partway through the season, the women ruggers were undefeated. Sophomore stand-off Jennifer Crawford and senior Christina Ravelo paced this year's outstanding backfield. On offense, sophomore Kate Wade and seniors Alice Abrams and Paula McNerney led the attack. With big tournaments in Santa Barbara and Canada, the team looked forward to finally making it to the finals. The men's club was a highly experienced group composed mainly of seniors. An outstanding forward line dominated this season's early games. Paced by Tom Briehl and Tom Marozik, this unit was one of the team's strong points. Lou Rodriguez headed a formidable backfield. With a win over talent-rich California, this year's men's team looked to advance even farther than last year's at the NCAA's. 19 8 4 Athletics 117 Piu! Atnilit Skiing Ice Hockey This year's ski team posted another successful season. Captained by Linda Walden, the women's team placed second in the Northern California division. Liz Atkinson was the team's best skier, and represented the Cardinal in the Nationals in Aspen, Colorado. The men's team also had a successful season, finishing a respectable third in their division. Co-captains Greg Hall and Todd Watson teamed up with Griff Steiner to lead the team to several impressive victories. Neither team expected to lose many players to graduation, and therefore looked to another successful season next year. The Stanford Ice Hockey Team, coached by Pat Baldwin, also had a fine year. After a slow beginning, the team improved immensely and finished with a 25-12 record. This included a strong showing in the team's east coast trip over Spring Break. The high scorers for the team were co-captains Bob Mulroy, Gary Rothschild and Dan Wilcoxan. Additional scoring strength was provided by co-captain Mike Sabina, Mason Day, and Rich Sobel, who handled the team's managerial duties. Defenseman Dave Lougee and Andy Shea were the team's standouts on the defensive end of the ice, and goalie Dave Lerner again posted another fine season. US Athletics QUAD Men's Field Hockey, Lacrosse, Softball, Ultimate Frisbee The Men's Field Hockey brigade performed to its limits. Each game provided a new opportunity for sportsmanship and individual talent. The Men's and Women's Lacrosse teams are an enthusiastic group of athletes. Although the squad is part of the Western Collegiate Lacrosse Conference, it still traveled around the country to compete. To win. Ultimate participants need skill and stamina comparable to that of any sport. The Stanford teams have gained respect nationally for their consistent, high-caliber play. Fast-pitch softball is an exciting club sport that has been gaining in importance at Stanford. The strengths of the team were base stealing and power-hitting. 19 8 4 Athletics 119 Marital Arts This year's martial arts clubs were very popular at Stanford. Because of the difficulty of these sports, many hours were spent learning and practicing the various different techniques. Judo, the only sport which has competitions, had another successful year. The other martial arts — aikido, capoeira, ka-rate-do, kenpo-karate, shota-kan karate, tai-chi and self-defense — are practiced for other reasons, such as pure enjoyment and personal improvement. Each sport has its own intrinsic beauty and stresses different types of fitness. Interest in these sports has been growing greater year after year. 120 Athletics QUAD Pad Amtltf Paul Aintlie lain Istmax Sailing, Synchronized Swimming, Women's Water Polo Coach Joe Petrucci's sailors were once again regarded as one of the top crews in the nation. The group raced in coed dinghy, sloop, keelboat, and windsurfing competitions. Synchronized Swimming is both competitive and recreational. Although the team only had about fifteen members, it still competed in events such as the Western Regionals and the National Championships. At press time, the Women's Water Polo Club had not yet entered its competition season, but looked forward to its I spring challenges throughout £ California. 19 8 4 Athletics 121 Paul Ainslif Extracurriculars 124 Extracurricular QUAD fxtOim Opposite page, top: students and community members alike come to the Comer Pocket for fro yo; bottom: the band plays at half-time of Oklahoma game. This page, top left: students having fun during Big Game rally in Aquatic Park; right: the Band's brass section plays at a basketball game; bottom: those wild seniors at another Pub Night. 19 8 4 Extracurricular 125 Opposite page, top left: Sophomore Julia Lavine operating the Corner Pocket; top right: Outdoor fwtio studying; bottom: Union Crossroads — a place for everybody! This page, top: Lunch on the Tresidder patio; bottom: Snacking in the Coffee House. 126 Extracurricular QUAD B r Chin Tresidder Union A Place with Something for Everyone Where could a student go for food, entertainment, recreation, and even a haircut? Tresidder Memorial Union proved to be a popular hangout on campus. With nice, welcoming patios and fine dining places as the Coffee House and Union Cross- roads, students of all types found Tresidder a great place to spend a study break, meet and chat with friends, and even do a bit of studying. The ever popular Corner Pocket with its flavor of the day fro yo began making pizza deliveries in mid- November. Student-run operations such as the Comer Pocket and the Coffee House gave students the opportunities to meet people and to run a business in a fun and friendly environment. Other Tresidder services included Wells Fargo Bank, the Store, Sequoia Travel Center, ASSU, Tresidder Ticket Office, STARTS, Marcel's, Stanford Hairstyling, and the games room. 19 8 4 Extracurriculars 127 Movies Buy a box of buttered popcorn, an icy coke, and you're all set for a flick. But which one — there are so many to choose from. This year, movies were shown almost every night somewhere on campus. Some featured films this year included Monty Python's 'The Meaning of Life , War Games”, Flashdance”, The Return of the Pink Panther”, and Singing in the Rain . Besides these entertaining films, many groups presented educational film series to continue Stanford's residential education program. Meanwhile off-campus, new movies were as popular as ever. And what were some students' favorite movies of the year? Brad Zions, a freshman, liked The Big Chill” because seeing a group of friends who had gone to college ten years ago made me think about the friends that I was making at the beginning of this year.” Sarah McBarnette, another freshpcrson, liked Gorky Park” since it was a mystery and you had to think about it while you watched it.” Senior Chris Speer enjoyed To Be or Not To Be because of its humor, while Mike Goff, a freshman, found The Year of Living Dangerously” exciting because it had good directing and acting, exotic locale, exciting plot, and an intriguing story. Senior Craig Mollerstuen thought his favorite movie of the year was The Right Stuff because it presented the true story of the early astronauts. Senior Andy Duxbury liked Risky Business because it took a rather tired old genre, the horny teenage guy, and put a great deal of twists in it . All in all, the year offered a lot in movies varying from humor to mystery and sarcasm to realism. Although not the best year for films, 1983-84 was varied from movies on and off campus. How much love, sex, fun and friendship can a person take? The story of eight old frier Js searching for something they lost and finding that all they needed was each other In a cold world you need your friends to keep you warm. r------------------------— 3 128 Extracurriculart QUAD If|n § S|j « � ■ � � «K C IV All photos: Popular movies and theaters in the Stanford area, including the inexpensive Stanford Theater and the Old Mill Theaters. D 19 8 4 Extracurricular 129 STARTS and Lively Arts Student Arts at Stanford (STARTS) organized a multitude of cultural events for the entire Stanford community. From offices at Tresidder Union, STARTS was run by 25 student volunteers and two paid staff members. The committees in STARTS were Contempory Entertainment, Visual Arts, Lectures and Classes, and Annual Events. These committees offered programs for a variety of interests. At Tresidder, students could enjoy a noon concert, view an art exhibit, or listen to a jazz band at the Coffee House. In addition, STARTS offered classes, which ranged from a stress workshop to dance and to calligraphy. STARTS raised money through its annual programs like the Christmas Faire and fall Print and Plant sale. The Lively Arts at Stanford also sponsored cultural events but specialized in performances. The Lively Arts was responsible for bringing to Stanford many fine performing artists. Programs encompassed many arts — chamber music, jazz, dance, recital, and theater. This year Peter Serkin played the piano and the Margaret Jenkins Dance Company danced at Memorial Auditorium. Other artists included the Emerson String Quartet, and Susannah McCorkle, an American jazz singer. 130 Extracurriculars QUAD Cmrtftv of Metcin KtjUn. Inc. Opposite page, top: The Mime Musica comic duo foemy Wilson and Jon Harvey appear in March for the Lively Arts; bottom: The Emerson Spring Quartet are other Lively Arts performers. This page, top left: A student enters the STARTS office at Tresidder; top right: A sampling of the winter activities that STARTS offer; bottom: The Entropy Band sings at Tresut-der for one of STARTS' noon concerts. 19 8 4 Extracurricular 131 Drama Groups Stanford had enough theater groups so that anyone interested in acting, writing, singing, or in crewing could become involved. The groups each presented between two and seven productions yearly which were open to all students. Ram's Head, the largest drama group, is mostly for students who are not drama majors. According to member Andy Duxbury, It's a release from the academic strain. This year Ram's Head sponsored Gaieties — Raiders of the Lost Axe, Twelfth Night, the Original Winter One Acts, and in the spring. Anything Goes. Andy noted that Anything Goes was chosen for the spring show because it would be enjoyable for both the people on stage and behind stage, as well as the audience. Only one scene was used, a huge ship. This allowed the crew to add many tricks and gimmicks, like people falling through cargo hatches. The Company produced shows for anyone who proposed a play and enticed people to work on it. Among their several shows were How Can You Keep Them Down on the Farm After They've Seen Broadzoay? in January and Steinbeck's Burning Bright in February. The Savoyards produced only Gilbert and Sullivan operattas, but they involved many more community members than the other groups. This year they did lolanthe and The Mikado. The Committee on Black Performing Arts was an outlet for black students in both dance and dramatic performances. Guest artists in poehy, music, dance, television, and photography are often invited to promote the expression of black culture at Stanford. Other groups on campus were the Asian American Theater Project, the Law School Dramatic Society, and the Theater in Progress. 132 Extracurricular$ QUAD Pj� : am ' 1 2 Drama Department The Drama Department involved both faculty and students in producing a regular series of plays from a standard repertory. Faculty, visiting professional directors, graduate students and undergraduate seniors directed the plays, which were open to the whole Stanford community. The Department presented at least two major productions each quarter, one each in the Little Theater and the Nitery. This fall the Department presented Duerrenmatt's The Visit and Shakespeare's As You Like It. Pinero's Trelawney of the 'Wells' and Schnitzler's Anatol were shown in the winter. Shakespeare's Hamlet and Anouilh's The Pants were the spring shows. Opposite page, top left: in Ram's Head 1983 Gaities production. Raiders of the Lost Axe, the referees demonstrate how they call a Weenie ball dead; others: The Company's production of How Do You Keep Them Down On the Farm After They've Seen Broadway? This page: Diane Manning, Luke Vania, and Graham Winston perform a scene of the Drama Department production of Durrenmatt's The Visit. D 19 8 4 Extracurricular 133 Opposite page, far right: construcfion and tuning of the new Fisk Organ in Memorial Church; top left: basketball excitement is reflected in a Red Vest Band French horn; bottom left: the Chamber Orchestra rehearses in Dinkelspiel Auditorium. This page: the Mendicants at Toyon Hall. 134 Extracurricular QUA! Music at Stanford The music at Stanford was as varied as the students. The Music Department sponsored performing groups for both majors and non-majors. Whether one liked to play an instrument or sing, the options were many. In the Music Department there were Symphony and Chamber orchestras; Chorus, Chorale, and Memorial Church Choir; Jazz Symphonic, and Marching Bands; Baroque ensemble. Renaissance Wind Band, and Early Music Singers; Opera Theater; Contemporary Music Ensemble (Alea II), Percussion Ensemble and chamber troupes. The groups performed over 100 times throughout the year. many times in the Dinklespiel Auditorium. So even if one did not have musical talent, one could still enjoy music at Stanford. In addition to the Music Department there were several independent singing groups. These groups performed many free concerts and often sang for dormitory or student events. The Mendicants was a 16 person group that sang a variety of music. Twelve students sang jazz and pop in the Counterpoint. The Stanford Gospel Choir was a campus based ministry singing gospel for its sixth year. D 19 8 4 Extracurriculars 135 Let The Music Play The Leland Stanford Junior University ... pause ... Marching Band was, as always, totally student run. And this year, more than ever, the Band has been successful and had fun. According to Band member Donna Ornitz, “The point of the Band is having fun — not only us but everyone. But according to Donna, coming up with the ideas for halftime shows was difficult. “like pulling teeth. Band members thought of ideas, then acted them out in little groups. Other Band members criticized then and bickered. Slowly, the idea was born and they shaped it from there. Not only were musicians in the Band, but the Dollies and the Tree were essential parts, too. The Dollies went to most of the Band practices, getting to know most everyone in the Band this year. Besides crowd-pleasing songs like “All Right Now and “White Punks on Dope , what did the Band members enjoy playing? Well, according to Donna, The Who's “5:15 was most popular, although Frankenstein , “The Stray Cat Strut , A Crazy Little Thing Called Love , and “Old Folks Boogie were well-liked, too. When the Band played, their performance was largely dependent on the crowd. The audience was a vital aspect because they helped supply the energy the Band needed. Manager Gary Robinson noted, Our show is best live. The Band relies on the crowd's energy. The Band dies when there is no reaction from the crowd. Within the last few years, 136 Extracurricular QUAD the Band has changed, too. Not accepting ringers any more. Band members were more serious about their music. According to Donna, the audience just did not get involved in the performance to provide its vital energy unless the song sounded correct musically. The image of the Band, though, iseverchanging. With such creative forces at work. who know what will happen next year? Gary mentioned that the Band gravitates towards whatever is a good comfort zone. This year the Band found its zone in good music with crazy antics that thrilled the crowds. Opposite page, top left: Carolyn Weisz daps while the Band gets funky; right: the trio of Dan Mater. Scott Debarger. and Steve Olsen play after the Oregon game; bottom left: hand members (from left to right) Carl Landers. Steve Olsen, janet Chenevert. Donna Omitz, and Melissa Martinez among others thrill the crozods with their music. This page, top left: who said gorillas couldn't play in the Band? (this is really Chris Halsted sweating profusely); top right: fans roar during the Arizona foothill game while the Band marches onto the field; bottom: at the UCLA game, the Dollies lead the Band onto the track. 19 8 4 Extracurricular 137 ASSU The Associated Students of Stanford University (ASSU) is one of the vehicles through which individuals can influence the student affairs at Stanford. Representing the entire student body, the ASSU is run by and for the students. The Senate, the Council of Presidents, and the Projects are the three main divisions of the ASSU. The Senate, composed of 10 undergraduates and 10 graduates, is the central forum for student interests in ASSU policy and in the University affairs. The executive branch, the Council of Presidents, consists of four students whose main responsibility is to oversee the entire ASSU. Over 15 business and service organizations make up the projects. Within the major framework, the ASSU, with a budget of over one million dollars, accomplishes a great deal for the students. The ASSU Finance and Administration not only handles all the financial concerns of the ASSU but also of over 300 student organizations which bank with the ASSU. The student financial manager, senior Mindy Basham, explained what she gained from working in the ASSU. The ASSU has definitely been a learning experience for me. The most positive aspects have been working with, managing and coordinating the efforts of students and University personnel. It is especially rewarding when I can apply what I have learned in class (like accounting) to a day-to-day level and then see the results of my decisions in action. The ASSU continued to oversee a wide range of business and service projects. Students ordered t-shirts through the T-Shirt Service and got help with classes through the Course Guide and Lecture Note services. The Advertising Agency and the Coffee House, Inc. were relatively new proj- 13S Extracurricular$ QUAD ects for the ASSU. The ASSU is continually responding to the students' and University's needs by creating or abandoning projects. This year the ASSU established a Temporary Employment service to supply the demand of departments for short term student labor. President Peter Spivak commented on the ASSU and his responsibility, It is impossible to represent all the students all the time or even some of the students all the time. But it is important that some of those interests are represented some of the time. It is important that there is some mechanism for bringing student concern and student interest to the level of University policy making and that's what makes being a member of the COP worthwhile. Opposite page, top: Frosh Ray Sung waits in the ASSU office to order his dorm t-shirts. The T-Shirt Service sells stock t-shirts, such as Beat the Weenies, and also prints custom t-shirts for dorms and clubs. Bottom: Students workat the ASSU Recycling Coder, one of the ASSU's several service projects. This page, top: The 1983-1984 Council of Presidoits: Su Uh-land, Peter Spivack, Karo! Watson, and Vinnie Freda. Left: The ASSU office. 19 8 4 Extracurricular 139 Opposite page: Minister greets students as they exit from Mem Chu after a Sunday service. This page, top left: The door to the Newman Center adiertises upcoming events; top right: Inside Mem Chu; bottom right: A small musical group sings in Mem Chu; bottom left: the organ pipes. 140 Extracurricular QUAD Religion Stanford was such a busy, hurried place that some students needed a chance to relax and look inwards. Some found this inner peace through religion. As junior Kurt Abraham-son commented, “Religion meets a need: helping to explain big, unanswerable questions like how the universe was created. Many religious groups provided an opportunity to continue one's worship and beliefs on campus. Besides Mem Chu's non-denominational services, student groups helped to bring religion to the campus: the Stanford Christian Fellowship, Hillel, the New- man Center, Campus Crusade For Christ, the Asian American Christian Fellowship, and the Stanford Gospel Choir to name a few. Through various means, students could find what they needed to meet their religious needs both on campus and in the surrounding communities. 19 8 4 Extracurruulars 141 Cultural Interaction Stanford has long been known for its diversity. The percentage population of minority students has risen year after year. Throughout campus this year one found activities presented by ethnic organizations. These student organizations offered various services to the diverse ethnic community. The Asian American Students Association (AASA) provided social activities to bring Asian Americans together. A major goal was to build a closer-knit Asian American community and to provide programs that educate the Stanford community about concerns affecting all Asian Americans. Like the AASA, Black student organizations such as the Black Community Services Center (BCSC) and the Black Student Union (BSU) served many kinds of needs to their fellow ethnic students — social, psychological, cultural, academic, and pre-professional. Many Chicano students participated in voluntary student activities. El Centro Chicano offered Chicano students extracurricular or co-curricular projects, provided information and support to student projects, and organized presentations, workshops, and cultural events. There were numerous ethnic group organizations throughout Stanford offering student services. The activities were plentiful and one was always bound to find cultural interaction. 142 Extracurricular$ QUAD UJAMAA! THE MESSAGE IS UNITY Opposite page, top left: Flashdance triggered one of the most popular new dance styles, break dancing. At an Okada party, Peter Chu does his routine; top right: Michelle Yuen and Sharon Tu stop for a picture at the Okada Halloween party; bottom: At El Centro, Rene Yenez is a guest performer and speaker for a program called Explorations in Art . This page, top: Ujamaa held many cultural amts including talks, concerts, and the popular Ujamaa Casino Night. As with this gathering, these events attracted many people; bottom: a social amt for the Hispanic community at El Centro. 19 8 4 Extracurricular 143 Opposite page, top left: uvrking in White Plaza; far right: freshman Liz Hunter tanking for the Junior Statesman Foundation; bottom left: Stern Food Service; This page: Stern's Happy Hashers — Susan Booth. Ray Trejo. Paula Groivs. and Sherri Wiemers. 144 Extracurriculars QUAD Working Students Earning Money for School, Personal Expenses, and Fun Education at Stanford was definitely not confined to the classroom. Many students continued to educate themselves by accepting employment both on and off campus. Besides the regular hashing and library jobs, many students found interesting employment opportunities offer- ing career experience. Seniors Jim Stern and Karen Kershner launched Mom's Campus Cakes this year, offering students and the public bakery cake deliveries. Starting out with just local deliveries, the two partners expanded business quickly and began receiving orders from throughout the country. Jim commented, We never thought business would expand nationwide, everything is going great. Senior Rhonda Lewis, a senior majoring in Electrical Engineering, kept busy by holding three demanding jobs. Between school and studies she managed to do a great job as a dorm R.A. and did computer programming for a private employer. She also worked for an electronics firm in Menlo Park which offered her on-the-job experience. PmmI AmW Opposite page: serving food for cash. This page, top left and right: seniors Karen Kershner and fim Stern of Mom's Campus Cakes; bottom: earning income by cutting hair. 146 Extracurricular.s QUAD R «J gfthln Sophomore Maureen Moran found employment as a graphic artist for SOAR (Stanford Outdoor Adventures and Recreation) which enabled her to use artistic talent in the field of advertising. From flyers to posters, she not only got experience from drawing and artwork but also got to do something she really enjoyed. Freshman Liz Hunter worked for the Junior Statesmen Foundation in Menlo Park. The job offered government management experience and enabled her to work with students state-wide. Such a job is beneficial to politically- inclined students, gives them a little taste of the government world, and is a valuable adventure , commented Miss Hunter. Then of course, are the library, bookstore, and food service jobs. Sophomore Ray Trejo, a hasher at Stern Hall, comments, Although the job doesn't really offer anything as far as career goals are concerned, it nevertheless provides great opportunities for meeting people and for working in a friendly atmosphere, two things important for any student who pursues employment. 19 8 4 Exlracurriculars 147 Big Game Week Beat the Weenies! Go Card! Even though we lost the Big Game this year, the week of festivities was a big success. Alums and students alike enjoyed themselves during the traditional week of celebration and fun. A new dance, the Red and White Ball, found some students anxious to have fun early in the week. With a popular band, the dance started Big Game Week off on the right foot. This year, because of the weather conditions, the Thursday evening rally and fireworks show were moved to a site near Maples Pavilion. Nevertheless, everyone got psvched up for the weekend. then came Gaieties: The Raiders of the Lost Axe, a theme playing off the controversial loss to Berkeley the year before. According to Andy Dux-bury. Gaieties Director, This year Ram's Head wanted to do something a little more sophisticated and a little closer to the original idea for Gaieties — a musical review. Doing this type of show, though, was difficult. It was a challenge for actors to move from scene to scene, changing tone and style, said Andy. Some memorable moments included the last supper scene , Donald Kennedy's appearance, and the Band's finale. And who could forget Working on the Railroad oy Moo Shu and Chorus, Supply Side , or Trains, Jewels, Death, and Schools ? The San Francisco rally was moved to a safer place and the route was drastically shortened. Mist kept the students a bit wet as they gathered on the concrete steps at Aquatic Park. But students danced and sang song together in a revelry of fun. The Antidimatic Big Game was wet and miserable. Our team finished an unfortunate season, looking forward to a new chance next year. 14$ Extracurriculars QUAD Big Game Week, though, was fun as always. The event would be nothing, of course, without Cal. So, even if they are weenies, we'll have to put up with them. Cal gives Stanford a cause to unite against in sporting spirit. For that reason, the Stanford-Berkeley rivalry will always remain great. Opposite page, top: cheering for the Cardinal, the Dollies enter the Stadium, followed by the Band; bottom: another grueling Gaieties rehearsal. This page, top left: a Stanford player feels the disappointment of losing Big Game; top right: those Cardinal fans! Here students camp out the night before the Big Game; bottom: Kelly Colbert, Tom Roupe. and focelyn Reissman play around before Gaieties in the dressing room. 19 8 4 Extracurricular 149 Opposite page, far left, top and bottom: Students buying from the merchants who are around White Plaza almost daily. Middle: Light traffic around the Claw, an important part of White Plaza. Right: Two students meeting around the post office, en route tolfrom their mail boxes. This page: One of the many gatherings at White Plaza — a protest of the U.S. invasion of Grenada. 150 Extracurriculars QUAD White Plaza This year as in years past. White Plaza attracted students. Sure, it consisted of important parts of students' daily lives (the Bookstore, Tresidder Union, and the post office), but there was definitely something more to White Plaza. Was it the frequent bike accidents this year? The thrill of opening your post office box and finding mail? The people themselves? Or something more? One frosh, Susie Kilgore, said, White Plaza is a pleasant place to study. The fountain and the clock are the loudest noises. She also felt that White Plaza became a central spot where people could meet more casually, not like in the library. While taking breaks from her studying, she liked to look around and see the relaxed atmosphere of Stanford. Sophomore Adam Shapiro liked to come to White Plaza and just kick back and see students as they really are — outside of class. So, the easygoing atmosphere of White Plaza and the more relaxed attitudes of students determined this mystique. Frosh Steve Singleton commented, I'm not really sure why I come here. I try to study, yet 1 do more studying of the people around me than of my books ... 1 guess that it's just something in the whole atmosphere of White Plaza that brings me here. Well, whether or not the mystique of White Plaza was due to the students and or something about its atmosphere, some charm brought students to White Plaza. And, as long as there is a White Plaza, students will go there for all sorts of reasons. Media Many students found involvement in media production a great way to spend free time. Such production was both a learning and rewarding experience. KZSU, The Daily, and The Chaparral allowed students to venture into the worlds of broadcasting, journalism, and magazine production. Within each broadcast and publication existed a great amount of hard work and responsibility. Media involvement acquainted students more with the university in many areas and offered many new friendships in a working atmosphere. The numerous publications included Up Front, The Independent, Aurora, Dial Tone, Sequoia, The Progressive, and The Stanford Review. 152 Extracurricular QUAD IW Pa� l AixJif Opposite page, top: The Daily—on the job experience in journalism; bottom: Seniors await portrait taking in the Quad office. This page, top left: A happy senior smiles for The Quad; top right: On the air with KZSU: bottom: The creation of a new Daily. 19 8 4 Extracurricular 153 Opposite page, top left: Window shopping at the Stanford Shopping Center; top right: A new store in the Stanford Shopping Center; bottom: Some popular hooks in a downtown Palo Alto bookstore. This page, top: That old black tie occasion, the Viennese Ball; bottom left: Getting down at the Synergy Halloween fxirty; bottom right: Where fashions begin — at a shopping center! 154 Extracurriculars QUAD What Was Popular? Ever look up from your Ell book to see what was going on around you? Cooped up in Meyer, tucked away in the Green stacks, or secluded in a plush room in the History Corner, many students missed all the styles, fashions, and songs of the year. No, alligators were out. New Wave was getting old. And the music videos were passe. So what went on? Well, Michael Jackson's Thriller, the LA Raiders, the Stanford basketball team (yeah!), bright colors in fashion, Apple Macintoshes, Orelia, the Olympics, Cabbage Patch dolls. Dungeons 'n Dragons, Trivial Pursuit, and more. Yes, the world went on while you studied another organic chem chapter. The conservative look was in for guys: short hair, clean-cut face. And for women, a comfortable look: Guess jeans, de- nim jackets, and Mia sandals. In music. Boy George of Culture Club pleased crowds with his songs. Pat Benatar hit the charts again, along with the Romantics. But the big Grammy winner was Michael Jackson with his Thriller album. Other popular groups this year included Big Country, Men At Work, Talking Heads, Yes, David Bowie, George Winston, Jeffrey Osbourne, 38 Special, Duran Duran, The English Beat, and the Police. Hit singles like “Fascination , Our House , Blinded by Science , All Night Long and Footloose hit the charts, too. Fashions, though, are always changing. So, these feelings will fade away only to be memories of '83-'84, a fun year. Extracurricular 155 Dorm Life What does a Stanford student remember after graduation? Was it all those Chem problem-sets, eight o'clock lectures, or mid-terms? More likely, it was his or her life at Stanford — home and friends. More time was spent in the residences than in the lecture hall. With all frosh required to live on campus and the majority of the upperclassmen taking their luck in the draw, the residences played a unique and crucial role in life on the Farm. The range of living options was immense, from an all freshmen dorm to luxury living at the newly-built Sterling Quad. In addition to dorm residences, there were independent houses, foreign speaking homes, eating clubs, and the trailers. Said one Suites resident, I liked having a single and sharing the suite with five other people instead of just one roommate. The buildings were beautiful. One really learned to appreciate living independent of the center of campus. But even if the draw number was 4567 and a year at the Suites was not in the cards, living at Stanford could still be enjoyable. It was the people, the pick-up hoop games, the IM sports, the late-night Domino's, and talks in the hall that made the residences something special. Dorms were more than just places to eat and sleep. Most residences had parties, Dorm parties provided a more relaxed setting to get to know the people you will be friends with for the next four years and maybe the rest of your life, said Laura Corser, a resident in Larkin. In addition, the residences produced plays and musicals. Roble Hall put on Chicago. A member of the cast said, Working on the show was great fun. It brought the dorm together as one cohesive group and produced something everyone could enjoy. 156 Extracurriculars QUAD Pdwl AmWv Opposite page, top left: a student at home in his dorm, perusing his Little Black Book: top right: a faculty Brunch at the neu'ly built Sterling Quad: middle: a party at Lambda Nu is a perfect excuse for these partygoers to relax from their midterm studying; bottom: the Italian House's La Pizzeria is so popular that the dining room has overflowed and these students must dine in the living room. This pjgc: a sunny day is as good as any to play a friendly game of basketball. A Extracurricular 157 Another option for housing at Stanford was the fraternity system. Twelve groups had on-campus houses, and were a viable alternative to dormitories or standard row houses. Overall, the fraternity system could claim involvement of ten percent of undergraduate men. Although the sororities did not have houses, they provided an opportunity for social interaction, and interest increased this year. The system as a whole was an important part of the Stanford experience for many both within it and outside it, and the friendships made among its members were destined to be long-lasting ones. 15$ Extracurricular? QUAD La Moininj Opposite page, top: one of the resulences in the recently completed Governor's Comer; bottom: students in cooperative houses handle all tasks in their residences, including food preparation. This page, top: Donnmatcs Karen Roberts and Jeff Montgomery celebrate Andrew Crosby's first birthday away from home; far left: musical students put together a band and practice in their residence lounge; left: a student enjoys a house party. 19 8 4 Extracurricular 159 This page: resting dancers watch the elegantly dressed utilizers in the RoNe Gym at the Viennese Ball. Opposite page, top left: frosh boogie at the Freshmen Orientation Dance, top right: a Halloween goblin parties at RoNe's dorm dance; bottom left: two enthusiastic Viennese dancers: bottom right: at Ujanaa's Casino night, one attendee places her (ate in Lady Luck amt the roulette wheel. 160 Extracurricular QUAD C.fY Wrt Dances Students were always ready for some social activities. Come Friday night, many students flocked to the nearest party. Usually there were no shortage of functions, with dorms, organizations and fraternities all planning dances. Several annual events and dances increased the spirited atmosphere. Special occasions and holidays like Big Game and Halloween were excuses for dances. When one wanted to dress formally and change time periods there was the Viennese Ball. For those who were better at finances than waltz steps, Ujamaa sponsored a Casino Night winter quarter. The Greek system provided many students with a place to dance on weekends. A fraternity party may have had a band or just tapes but it always had spirit. In addition, each quarter many fraternities and sororities had formal dances held in San Francisco. The dorms also had formals in the spring to finish the year with a flourish. 19 8 4 Extracurricular 161 P� ul Almlit Eating Out 162 Exlracurriculars QUAD on this pige tv Slicy ftmar. 19 8 4 Extracurricular 163 Opposite page, top right: volleyball enthusiasts near Wilbur; bottom right: an intramural basketball game; left: electronic games at the Tresiddcr Recreation Center. This page, top left: moviegoing is a popular form of recreation; bottom left: frisbee in the sun; below: bowling at Tresiddcr. 164 Extracurricular QUAD Fun and Games Between classes, studying, eating, and sleeping, students seemed to always find time for fun and games. Whether it was weeknight happy hours at the fraternities or a quick ten minutes in the gamesroom at Tresidder, playtime was a great escape for students who often found their daily schedules monotonous. I.M.'s proved to be fun activities offering students enjoyment in athletic competition. Yet even outside of intramural sports, basketball, volleyball, and frisbee games were always found out in the fields of Wilbur and Flo Mo on nice sunny days. Dungeons and dragons, videogames, ping pong, foos-ball, and Trivial Pursuit became popular games across campus. Likewise, drinking games were also obvious fun time activities across the dorms. Quarters, Thumper, Lush Pit, Piggies, and Caps were just a few of the favorites. It was definitely proven true on the Stanford campus — there's always time for fun and games in the college world. 19 8 4 Extracuniculars 165 BraJ Pnhlrr BttJ Pnhler Dorm Trips Dorm trips, both large and small, were popular activities throughout the year. Students took great interest in travel to take advantage of free weekends and holidays. From the beginning of Autumn Quarter, dorms fled to San Francisco for food, dancing, entertainment, sightseeing, the theatre, and for numerous other reasons. Many groups enjoyed camping and hiking at beautiful Carmel, picturesque Yosemite, and some even cara-vaned to Los Angeles for fun and exciting weekend trips. During Winter Quarter most campus dorms journeyed to Lake Tahoe for weekends of skiing, relaxation, and fun. Being probably the biggest trips of the year, the ski trips offered students a great deal of dorm unity. Numerous students took advantage of this idea which allowed them to get away from the usual campus scene. Then of course were the small trips to the beaches and into Palo Alto for shopping, food, and entertainment. 166 Extracurriculars QUAD Ray Trtjo Opposite page, top: students prepare for a weekend ski trip; bottom left: Lake Tahoe; bottom right: partying in the condo is as much fun as skiing on the slopes. This page, top: invading downtown Palo Alto; bottom: Lake Tahoe's finest. Squaw Valley. 19 8 4 Extracurriculars 167 170 Residence 19 8 4 Residences 171 tout Aintlie 172 Residences QUAD EltU CHipin Syfew Kol r 19 8 4 Residences 173 sin m siwn Dormitories Branner Hall 1. Joseph Dien 2. Thuy Pham 3. James Moore 4. Dave Yu 5. Robert Rosenborg 6. AnnScheck7. Shawn Smith 8. Bill Cox 9. John Bryan 10. Tamsen Holm 11. Ken Yasui 12. Lesley jackson 13. Michael McKeever 14. Mark Overholt 15. Brandon Kelly 16. Vic Johnson 17. Milt Bams 18. Sherri Zorn 19. Hilary bluer 20. Mark Abernethy21. Kevin Knowles 22. Ed Hlavka23. Tuana Ferguson 24. Adrianna Estrada 25. Kim White26. Robin Hess 27. Ellen Rosenthal 28. Rob Fairlie 29. Elise Hanley 30. Tomas Fedre 31. Jeff Raney 32. Trask Leonard 33. Karen Kemby 34. Amy Stem 35. Monique Gallegos 36. Mary Dungan 37. Kim Roen 38. Larry Robertson 39. Robert Savala 40. Ted Tuescher41. Bob Andrews 42. PeteSpivack43. Jared Zerbe44. Mack Folhemus 45. Stu Bieler46. Paul Hegarty 47. Phil Andrew 48. Joe Villa 49. Deidra Leiberson 49a. Drew Agras 50. Kathy Duhamel 51. Rob Keeley 52. Cath Chadwell 53. Brad Call 54. Michele Delduca 55. Jon Mann 56. Ruth Morris 57. Danilo Batson 58. Ricardo Gressel 59. Karl Weintz 174 Residences QUAD 1. Kerstin Ohlander 2. Stephanie Diaz 3. Jill Gilbert 4. Tanya Novak 5. Andrew Fisher 6. Dean DiConcini 7. Greta Lyders 8. James Dalgarn 9. Susan Vaughn 10. Gissy Raymond 11. Lynellc Bautista 12. Shannon Pekany 13. Dennis Rolstad 14. Michael Bosko 15. Ed Noma 16. Palmer Colmarino 17. Laura Blankley 18. Anne Maloney 19. Tom Roupe 20. Lucy Morgan 21. Carmen Bal 22. Katie Albiston 23. Aimee Berg 24. Barbra Fontana 25. Jeannie Liem 26. Jennifer Walsh 27. Dana Treister 28. Phil Nakashima 29. Tim Sharp 30. Bill Herrera 31. Jack Corsello 32. T. Bag Biglow 33. Sara Pigott 34. Nan Meech 35. Chuck Cooper 36. Devin Hawkins37. Ken Yasui 38. Alvin Jong 39. Kirsten Lund 40. Mark Ernst 41. Lowell Unger 42. David Coyle 43. Joanne Gomez 44. Rebecca Katz 45. Shellie Inesh 46. Sean Skogan 47. Dona Framme 48. Jane Robertson 49. Cindy Thomas 50. Katherine Meorter 51. Tracy Quattrochi 52. Ann Chiga 53. LizTomey 54. Susie Rapp 55. Mark Ranalli 56. Scott Stevenson 57. Scott Seu 58. Sarah Russell 59. Lisa VVeyl 60. Sheri Mitchell 61. Manou Kelly 62. Tricia Atkinson 63. Sarah Davis64. Mary Chung65. Anne Youmans66. Kittie Pocos67. Annette Gorhdt 68. Jack Alden69. Jim Donahue 70. Ken Kolderup 71. Emily Olson 72. Matt Halprin 73. Ron Schoon 74. Ran Don Human 75. Jeff Bier 76. Andrea Austin 77. Ron Iverson 78. Peter Fields 79. Dave Harden 80. Jim Panos 81. Telford Work 82. Sam Stanford 83. Atul Gawande 84. Joez Simpson 85. Cory Boock 86. Matt Sinder 87. Jeff Soukup 88. Rick Kelly 89. John Doe 90. Jeff Rainey 91. Trask E. Wasky 92. Ed Hlavka 93. Kelvin Davis Dormitories Branner Hall 19 8 4 Residences 175 1. Frank Gonzales 2. Ying Li Ren 3. Charlie Gofen 4. Garmel Granger 5. Harper Marlin 6. Sarah Bryer7. Ken Colley 8. Brigid Doherty 9. ValerieCastanon 10. Ben Page 11. Karen Nyhus 12. Peggy Kilmer 13. Dave Pagel 14. Sushma Govindarajulu 15. Elsa Tsutaoka 16. Danny Kodmur 17. John Wu 18. Phil Cline 19. Carolyn Koo20. Muffie Henri 21. Sheila Mankani22. Betsy Randolph 23. Sung-Hee Rhim 24. Mandy Alvarado 25. Toss Gibson 26. Gina Bertolino27. Greg Wold 28. Chris Schrocder 29. Gail Ramirez 30. Matt Thompson 31. Matt's Shoulder 32. Jay Doherty 33. Lisa Laumann 34. Cheryl Cooperrider 35. Helen Sellers 36. Janelle Taylor 37. Lee Winslett 38. Mike Burke 39. Marvin Jackson 40. David Ortega 41. Jerry Brenner 42. Jeff Selman 43. Matt Nosanchuk 44. James Glanville 45. Hugh Driscoll 46. Charlie Hokanson 47. Dave Acker 48. Jason Matherly 49. Mario Lopez 50. Stephen LautzenhiserSl. Sig Bcrven 52. Lily Chang 53. Andy Arrow 54. Eileen McManus 55. Steve Traut 56. Dormitories Alondra Florence Moore Hall 176 Residences QUAD Dormitories Cardenal Florence Moore Hall 1. Winter Wright 2. Leah Diskin 3. BrianTsang4. Ken McClain 5. Monica Jain 6. Matt Adams?. Tassos Salessiotis 8. David Turvey9. Ken Boorom 10. Erin Hagan 11. Monique Vo 12. Christine Kennefick 13. Pete Baltaxe 14. Ita Moreno 15. Guy Mason 16. Andrea Vassallo 17. Danielle Bushman 18. Jennifer Frey 19. Cecilia Gonzales 20. Cindy Peabody 21. Brian Wilson 22. Mark Jacobson 23. Barret Cowan 24. Joan Peterson 25. Marcea Nelson 26. Lisa Tseng 27. Kelly Noel 28. Merry Shuwall 29. Pedro Medrano 30. Michael Heller 31. Craig Spearman 32. Bill Alexander 33. Steve Zahm 34. Mike Devlin 35. Ann Pursley 36. Mitch Silver 37. Julie Ryan 38- Marsha Barr 39. Mark Acbrales 40. Liz Atkinson 41. Doug Winship 42. John Field 19 8 4 Residences 177 Dormitories Faisan Florence Moore Hall 1. Terri Miller 2. Cherie York 3. Danny Rios 4. Marie Saidibar 5. Ron Chaves 6. Keri Clevidenco 7. Steve Hotelling 8. Caroline Chang 9. Gary Pinkus 10. Barbara Faber 11. Eric Hokanson 12. Karen Easterbrook 13.Liisa Maclaren 14. Maddy Metzger 15. Rupa Apte 16. Nlargit Bunch 17. Lisa Asperin 18. Susan Dennis 19. Ann Leininger 20. Dan Turner 21. Robert Cornell 22. Mark Becker 23. Andrea Macgilliveay 24. Ben Norris 25. Suzanne Ericksen 26. David Matthes 27. Pete Haven 28. Rick Dieta 29. Dave Ream 30. Joe Lozano 31. Larry Green 32. Anne Sessler 33. Shalua Kumonishi 34. Odette Go 35. Tami Fletcher 36. Jeff Baker 37. Brad Angle 38. Steve Warrick 17S Residences QUAD 1. Anuradha Banerjee 2. Millicent Bogert 3. Ruby Lim 4. Curtis Howe 5. Joe Magoo 6. Jocelyn Medawar 7. Stephanie Alexander 8. Jamie Dupree 9. Lexi Camacho 10. Susan Robinson 11. Anne Noel 12. Laurel Hughes 13. AnneNacey 14. Will Kesler 15. Marshall Rudolph 16. Feisal Khan 17. George Handley 18. Bryce Lee 19. Cam Snell 20. VemShure21. Carl Walker 22. David Francis 23. Nancy Henry 24. Jim Umen25. Nick Shah 26. Ned White 27. Tiff Tom 28. Lawrence Robertson 29. Kevin Cracraft 30. Bert Garcia 31. Mitch Rudominer 32. Kevin Widrow 33. Anne Marie Lock 34. Robbie Casteliino 35. Brett Murphy 36. Kathleen O'Rourke 37. Troy Morgan 38. Larry Bloch 39. Jill Nelson 40. Richard Marik 41. Man,' Glasser 42. John Paff 43. Kevin Howell Dormitories Gavilan Florence Moore Hall 19 8 4 Residences 179 1. Joy Kitzmiller 2. Jim Lowman 3.1.ee Cline 4. Jean Anderson 5. Debbie Bishko 6. Neela Patel 7. Missy Everson 8. Mitto Doshi 9. Katie Lazar 10. Donna Norton 11. BradZionsl2. Margaret Whifler 13. Elaine Atkinson 14. Jeanne Jimenez 15. Amy Bender 16. Ema Mitchell 17. Jon Newman 18. Marc Hose in 19. Phil Chen 20. Cyndy Yu 21. Baie Netzer 22. Diana Rickard 23. Heidi .Vlolback 24. Carlos Camargo 25. Sara MacBarnette 26. Craig Mollerstuen 27. Kris Speer 28. Dan Smith 29. Sharad Jain 30. Lisa Smith 31. Alan Platt 32. Lawrence You 33. Bill Ashby 34. Kurt Abrahamson 35. Stephen Moller 36. Jim Taylor 37. Maya Esteuve 38. John Mason 39. A1 Mancayo 40. Mariah Wilkins 41. Jenny Miller 42. Armand MacMurrav 43. Pierre 44. Rob Zweig 45. James Martinez 46. Jim Chang 47. Kevin Conner 48. Richard Emerson 49. Tom Wu 50. Mike Goff 51. Craig Carlson 52. Ashwin Boy Wonder Ardarkar Not Shown: Gan' D. Robinson, Stacey Wayne, Daphne Demetriades, Maria Garcia, Lucy Carleton, Beth Anderson, Julie Hagen, Tom Belin, Catherine Carlson, Stephanie Pugh Dormitories Loro Florence Moore Hall ISO Residences QUAD Dormitories Mirlo Florence Moore Hall 1. Cammy Nicbel 2. DebbieObeso 3. Yvonne Campos 4. Macduff Hughes 5. Karen Kenkel 6. Mike Collins 7. Rob Verchick 8. Vanessa Kong 9. Lisa Rolfe 10. Janine White 11. Marshall Monroe 1 lb. Rich Bcrgsrud 12. Diana Dobbs 13. Mark Pastrone 14. Leslie Hecht 15. Kevin Rich 16. Sue McLaughlin 17. Bruce Fishley 18. Andy Frisch 19. Eric Danley 20. Christina Ruotolo 21. Scott Johnson 22. Joel Lerman 23. Jeff Kaye 24. Joan Mancuso 25. Jennifer Watson 26. Shelley Dougery 27. Sue Moore 28. Eric Harden 29. Eddie Ueda 30. Maria Omes 31. Steve Bums 32. Sue Crary 33. Gabi Magana 34. Stephan Weiler 35. Pauline Farela 36. Russ vanGelder 37. Carl Johnson 38. Mike Targgart 39. Joe Collins 40. John Benjamin 41. Rosa dell'Oca 42. Brian Urquhart 43. Angela Nervi 44. Lisa Henriksen 45. Julie Ann Yuen 46. Selim Edin 47. Warren Habib 48. Gary Malone 49. Diane Honigberg 50. Susan Slater 51. Mari Latterell 52. Evan Kirshenbaum 53. Tim Torgenrud 34. Bear Roberts 55. Craig Ring 56. Reggie Kellum 57. Nathan Wilson 58. Gene Davis 59. Eric Comport 60. Rick Pike 61. Pat Kershisnik Not Shown: Lib Atondo, Carolyn Benson, Darrell Brown, Naomi Brufsky, Karin Brunnenmyer, Brian Bryant, Sally Dulaney, Teresa Eckrich, Butch Kerzner, Jennifer Knobel, Tricia Lee, Glenn Lunde, Kraig Sanders, Cheryl Wiescamp, Paul Ison, Marc Ferrari, John Wilkins, Greg Watkins, Dave Phillips, Margaret Merrigan, Angela Belindo 19 8 4 Residences 181 Dormitories Paloma Florence Moore Hall 1. Kevin I lefty 2. Sheila Castilla 3. Bill Northway 4. Regina Tan 5. Susie Libman 6. Debbie Crane 7. Jessica Nutik 8. Susie Loeb9. Tracy Meyer 10. Sandy Woodward 11. Bonnie Sherman 12. Dawncin' Dawn Davis 13. Marc Lawrence 14. Andy Sands 15. Brian Shriver 16. Yuk Ming I.o 17. Traci Beck 18. Cassandra Troutman 19. Victor Zepeda 20. Tony Villalobos 21. Ariana Graff 22. Drew Barr 23. Cori Field 24. Josie Nauckhoff 25. Ray Ravaglia 26. Tom SpoogcLadd 27. JeffG. Philliber 2S. Chris Hull 29. Dayna Bender 30. Bill Getchell 31. Edwin Teddy Tasch 32. Rupps 33. Slami McAdam34. Clint Highfill 35. Marcos Ochoa 36. Mike Tarpey 37. Efrain Kristal 38. Anders Glader 39. Simon Skaman Streets 40. Ashley Griffin 41. Herb Peterson 42. Cool Duane Harris 43. Scott Lutz 44. Liz Jacobs 45. Dennis Galvan 46. Marie Botte 47. Bridget Dunton 48. Book of Pedro Ruiz 49. Tom Keller 50. Cecil Leighton 51. Rupps 52. Niko Schiff 53. Kelsey Denton 54. Michael Cedric Bolden 55. Paul Von Der Lippe 56. Tex Not Shown: David Barret, Grant Beckham, Liz Garcia, Pam Jackson, Grady Johnson, Jsa Jsa Pineda, Jen Scott, Eric Tribble, Karie Youngdahl 1S2 Residences QUAD 1. David Ovens 2. Sandy Burns 3. Tanya Rutledge 4. Lisa Richardson 5. Bret Lizundia 6. Becky Armendiaz 7. Rebecca Rubin 8. Jan Ellison 9. Juliann Anderson 10. Jennifer Goeken 11. Mitali Bose 12. Linda McGinnis 13. Kaaren Marinaro 14, Matilda Ko 15. Yvette Gonzales 16. Nina Lazar 17. Camilla Seth 18. Brad Cobum 19. Krista Carrere 20. BevSimmonds21. Tony Fruciano22. Ruth Ferziger23. Carey White 24. Evan Reis 25. Raul Lopez-Guerra 26. Patty Fendick 27. Diana Loo 28. Sharon Merrow 29. Sharon Zavala 30. Alida Rincon 31. Kyeong Lee 32. Steve Miner 33. Brad Fishman 34. Leo Scott 35. Aaron Morris 36. Flash 37. Jano Banks 38. Peter Siphron 39. Sam Hobson 40. Ralph Figueroa Not Shown: Sean Schdlcr, Kathv Smith, Kim Redden, Andy Lumpe, Ashley Schauer, Eddie Fuentes, Joel Bosch, Edward Lassaigne, Keith Ramee, Sanjay Bulchandani, John Williams, Leo Bautista, Deanna Flores, Chris Mondragon, Jennifer Stein, Charlen Huang, Stacey Attanasio, Mary Haber, Tiffany Choy, Andrea, Philip Fred, Arthur Leung Residences Adelfa Lagunita Court 19 8 4 Residences 183 1. BrianRobinson!. Maki Okammura 3. Donna Clarke 4. Bob Meyers 3. Martha Moody 6. Ka .u Sano 7. Brad Buckman 8. Arthur Martinez9. David Seaver 0. Man Crystal U. lulianne Eundberg 12. Tania Kane vie . 13. Kevin Douglas 14. then Doyle 15. Andy Seesel 16. Melinda Sowel 17. Mike Uhrhammer 18. Christy Edstrom 19. Hilary LaMonte 20. Dave Escamilla 21. Toni Fladmark 22. Susana Wessling 23. Katherina Jason 24. Jennifer Wald 25. Scott Young 26. Kristen Deem 27. Sarah Hardy 28. Sally Jutabha29. AnnThoma 30. Katherine Walker 31. Barry Shimelfarb 32. Rich 1 lalket 33. John Byrnes 34. David Frit 35. KinaNiemeyer 36. Connie Okeke 37. Wayne Alabardo 38. Duncan Bell 39. Lawrence Wu 40. Julie Curry 41. Alex Russo 42. Dave McGee 43. Sophia Mah Not Shown-. Sabrina Smith, Edith Paal, Eva 1 lenin, Vivek Bhargava, Ken Korngiebel, Jeff Sprouse. Robin Kirby, Carole Hdmundson, Amy Ellison, Kicklde, Amanda Marshall, Kin Goslin, David Willats, Stephen Fowler, Steve Collms, Bob Abbott, Alexander Payne, Kent Kime, Sally Terry, Charlie Brown, Greg Miller, Koah Groom, Betsy Parkhurst, Mike House, Bob Hess Dormitories Eucalypto Lagunita Court 184 Residences QUAD Dormitories Granada Lagunita Court 1. Mary 2. Nancy Latham 3. Chris Cassidy 4. Bemie Bacon 5. Karen Schmidt 6. Ken the Shark 7. Michelle Karnow 8. Jeff Critchfield 9. Emily Breckenridge 10. Albert Oaten 11. Steve Stem 12. Scott Martin 13. Mike Weasel 14. Helen Norton 15. Dorena Chan 16. Mark Soble 17. David Risser 18. Todd Atkins 19. Martin Sosa 20. Shirish Date 21. Jim Durkin 22. Erin Mulligan 23. James Watt 24. Dave Kany 25. Rob Wassenaar 26. Rickey Altinger 27. Bob Boutin 28. Laura Kirkpatrick Not Shown: Susie Lee, Peter Kiplinger, Emilia Prokhov, Ed Anderson, Muffet Brown, Scptt Gale, Danielle Cullename Melissa Tate, Cory Williams, Jim Conley, Michael Marozik, Jim Ross, Barbara Martinez, Virginia Austin, Maria Bualat, Julie Beeler, Terry Haynie, Toby Lau, Peter Breen, Kim Taylor, Irene Yen, Malanie Mueller, Cornelius Williams, Dan Motulsky, Pam Douglas, Karen Davalos, Lenore Schwan, Letty Villegas 19 8 4 Residmcts 185 Dormitories Naranja Lagunita Court 1. Zosia Rybkowski 2. Charlie Lindgren 3. Leon Dayan 4. Brcnna Surritt 5. Joe Dermer 6. Ian Cummings 7. Yvie TrestcrS. Craig Owens9. StopherConrad 10. DukChun 11. Linda Washington 12. Hazami Saved 13. Juan Rodriguez 14. Holly Taylor 15. Leif Wenar 16. Tim Grosedose 17. Bcnay Lazo 18. Terri Nauenberg 19. Angie Garda 20. Sharon Kruger 21. Hilda Fong 22. Marde Fay 23. Kristi Carter 24. Brian Roe 25. PatTansey26. Sara Hutchison 27. Samira Kawash 28. Kristy Carlson 29. Lucy Perkins 30. Mog Moore 31. Steve Yamaguchi 32. Eric Johnson 33. Todd Holmdahl 34. Dave Stroud 35. Dave Cuff 36. LauraRans37. Julie Mermelstein 38. Pamela Graul 39. Jose Fernandez 40. KurtStammberger4I. Dave Steed 42. Lawrence Quan 43. John Drum 44. Ken Fichthom 45. Marty Moreno 46. Chris McConnell Not Shown: Jane l.uu, Marcia Casy, Bronia Whipp, Patrick Kelly, Heather Walker, Gretchen Rohrer, Toni Piwonka, Lucky Guitierrez, Sung Chun, Victor Mustelier, Marc Olesen, Denise Lew, Angie Barnes, Shawn Martin, Portia Rawles, Dave Crow 1S6 Residences QUAD uJam a THE MESSAGE IS UNITY I. Bigfoot 2. Lori Hobbs 3. Granville Simmons 4. Mike Scott 5. Alisa Tarver 6. Monica Derbigny 7. Tony Vierra 8. Kim Card 9. Stacey Marina 10. Hal Black II. Steve Bowman 12. Carol Irish 13. Darieck Scott 14. Kay Mitchell 15. Archie 16. Seri Weihl 17. Richard Beane 18. Brett Gage 19. Cindy Thomas 20. Pam Board 21. Rashita Hudson 22. David Porter 23. Tiffany Hudson 24. Rick Amado25. Michele Janin 26. Cynthia Moore 27. EliseChapin 28. Eric Dawson 29. Jon Duster 30. Lisa Koont 31. Helen Floyd 32. Peter Brady 33. Arthur Lcany 34. Robin Dennogs35. Cynthia Holt 36. Leticia Villegas 37. Lupe Martinez 38. Karyl Fox 39. Monica Sernoa 40. Bonita Coe 41. Joel Armstrong 42. Eric Miller 43. Paige Kendrix 44. Miki Baker 45. Courteney Hightower 46. John Pigott 47. Kelly Sims 48. Nutam Sharma 49. David Trout 50. Brenda Lehmar 51. Jamil Jacobs-El 52. Spike Young 53. Stephanie Gore 54. Lisa Belluzzi 55. Michele Parra 56. Andy Renteria 57. Elavne Wells 58. Shem Taliaferro 59. Valerie 60. Chill 61. Steve McCriff 62. Kim Muth 63. Lynda Johnson-Tate 64. Hooey Robinson 65. Frank Tanjutaco 66. Toni Armstrong 67. Sandra Lau 68. John Latting 69. Tony Rayden 70. Chris Rowell 71. Alan Tripp 72. Kevin Smith 73. Andy Beyer 74. Aaron Neiman 75. Matt Weston 76. Peter Johnston 77. Trey Ellis 78. Dan Lowery 79. Touche 80. Alex Leal 81. Lewie Ford 82. Yao Sun 83. Matt Gordon 84. Kris Petersen Not Shown: Robert Clyne, Pamela Dukes, San Casson, Kub Abduhl-Rahman, Monique Bautista, David Moguel, Lou Costello, Tandra Rogers, Kern- White, Pam Patterson, James Woodward, Andrea Sheh, Dina Nakamura, Leslie Durboraw, Buck Melton, Kyle Cabbell, Rick Banks, Sean Hilden, Kolu Eastman, Katherine Strickler, Alisa Mays, Andrea Jones, Marshall Dillard, Caroline Johnson, John Sawoski, Stephanie Sears, Barbara Pearson, Lisa Segle, Dawn Devore, Theresa Ford, Belinda Sneed. Darcia Elliot, Mark Arnold, Jeff Upperman, Leonard Randolph, Al Ducnas, Douglas Caigell, Brett Satterberg, Thomas Bracken Dormitories Ujamaa Lagunita Court 19 8 4 Residences 18? 1. John Chuharski 2. Frank Marx 3. Sean McGraw 4. Carol Chesarek 5. Diana Rowen 6. Cathy Conley 7. Vicky Bost 8. Jennifer King 9. Susie Schekber 10. Stephanie Miller 11. Geoff Berman 12. J.P. Sabarots 13. Amy Sobel 14. Lisa Price 15. Lynnea Griep 16. Cathy Wyatt 17. Adrienne Gilmartin 18. Heidi Minch 19. Indra Sehdev 20. John Lis 21. Leslie Crandell 22. Daniel Bellows 23. Kevin Hell 24. George Bengtson 25. Darby Dye 26. Karen Loper 27. Basil Karampelas 28. Jennie Dahl 29. Libby Baldwin 30. Ken Bower 31. Karen Bianchini32. Iris Cheng 33. Lela Parrott 34. Julie Stone 35. Wendy Austin 36. Jay Wyant 37. Lisa Papazian 38. Linda Schlaepfer 39. Wade Blackmon 40. Lynn Baker 41. Ian Palcy 42. Cindy Fallon 43. Andy Rebele 44. Brooke Armstrong 45. TaraWard 46. Amy David 47. Kim Mercer 48. Mike Schenkman 49. Jeff Dort 50. Dave leke 51. Geoff Holtz 52. John Dearborn 53. Donna Anderson 54. KostasKoutentakis55. Adrian Garda 56. Chip Lee 57. Jeff Merriman 58. Bill Beyda 59. Sam Winder 60. Dave Zampino 61. Clem Feng 62. Don Walsworth 63. Glenn Dasmalchi 64. Katie Hemmeter 65. Jesse Fann 66. Jim Harris 67. Ellen Nerenberg 68. Steve Saeta 69. David Dutcher 70. Erin Craig 71. Andy Dutter 72. Chris Nicholas 73. Scott Thomas 74. Dave Silvestre 75. Colin Cave 76. Nick Rowen 77. Dave Macafee Dormitories Roble Hall 188 Residences QUAD Dormitories Roble Hall 1. Lester Johnson 2. George Stavri 3. Steve Lebovitz 4. Tom Rosztoczy 5. Keith Lutz 6. Lynn Baker 7. Anita O'Neil 8. Sylvia Kistler 9. Elena Rondos 10. Kim Lockett 11. Jon Rasak 12. Regan Ramsey 13. Rick Hoch 14. Keith Dveirin 15. Mike Beck 16. Ray Sayre 17. Mike Sheinberg 18. Karen Bennett 19. Claudia De Luna 20. Kevin Scott 21. Robert Giljum 22. Tahirih Lee 23. Jenny Koch 24. Angie Sohn 25. Jae So 26. Russ Ferrill 27. Debbie Phillips 28. Sue Shultz 29. Cindy Seeley 30. Sumbul Ali 32. Anonymous Grad Student 33. and Date 34. Greg Jonsen 35. Paul Dorr 36. Margot Whittier 37. Dawn Crocker 38. Sandy Nicholson 39. Charles Gnaedinger 40. Dave Silvestre 41. Ted Shen 42. Steve Fowle 43. Alan Branson 44. Bill Johnson 45. Rob Smith 46. Liz Howell 47. Jill Jacobson 48. Sonya Jones 49. Alex Johns 50. Sunny Bowey 51. Suzanne Liu 52. Brad Taylor 53. Jeff Carson 54. Carol Lieske 55. Sarah Mitchell 56. Dilys Bart 57. Vicky Langenheim 58. Pam Tansey 59. Nate Bacon 60. Ruben Di Rado61. Liz Argetsinger62. Steve Dauber63. Niall Mitchell 64. Nerisa Dejesus65. Elise Wood 66. Elizabeth Manus 67. Shawn Hecht 68. Ruth Kimmelshue 69. Estela Fernandez 70. Danny De Blanc 71. Tom Moroney 72. Jim Johnson 73. Steve Bing 74. Leo Paik 75. Chris Rogers 76. Kira Stumey 77. Libby Logcrwell 78. Tom Senf 80. Dan Curran 82. Rob Pietras 83. Jason Wacha 84. Luis Gonzalez 85. EricTakahashi86.Sanjay Arora87. Seth Bland 88. Ann Van Meter 89. Ethan Hall 90. Deborah Camiel 91. John Chuharski 92. John Moore95. Julie Cox Not Shown: Corinn Nina Castro, Marc Black, Yvonne Williams, Eugene Crayton, Ernie Fisher, Al Nash, Jeff Keller, and Carolyn, David and Vanessa Welbery 19 8 4 Residences 189 Dormitories Adams Sterling Quadrangle 1. Rosanne Brunolli 2. Mark Davidian 3. Marissa Quiroz 4. CeceScurlock 5. D.E. Followwill 6. Millar)- Wood 7. Vicki Lamphcre 8. Jennifer Hybertsen 9. Alison Selleck 10. Lisa Gerhauser 11. Eileen Jensen 12. Ina Roy 13. Howard Cash 14. Heather Wright 15. Erica Syrdal 16. Mischa Pless 17. Caro! Sprague 18. David Northway 19. Susan Gallo 20. Lisa Lynch 21. Wendv Hansen 22. Renee Andrzejewski 23. Tom Steuber 24. David Holmes 25. Mitch Scalf 26. David Cunningham 27. John Duncan 28. Kelly Gonser 29. SteveSlovic 30. Anastasia Watson 31. Mike Durbin 32. LaurieGrofer 33. MikeStebbins34. Ron Cher 35. Hiten Madhani 36. Alex Gurza 37. Rick Ronquillo 38. Tim Deck 39. Stephen Victorino 40. Collin Cohen 41. Jaime I lerrera 42. Kevin Kennedy 43. Terry Nelidov 44. Wes Sealand 45. Pam Iwa Aki 46. Diana Murelaga 47. Margaret Neff 48. Ken Timbers 49. Mike Gonzales 50. Joel Townsend 51. Ulises Llull 52. Ricky Rosenkranz 53. Jim Chesnutt 54. Craig Johnson 55. Sonja Stumme 56. Sachi Itagaki 57. Nanette Archer Not Shown: Lucy Hung, Sandy Smith, Carrie Vosti, Rachel Altman, Kevin Rosenstein, Phillip Chritton, Tom DoBrocky, Ceci Clarke, Marcie Maloney, Alan Liu, David Nott, Jim Lintott, Carlos Sanders, Ron Herbst, Cathy Bledsoe, Laurel Skurko, David Kudler, Carol Hsu, Joe Mader, Lillian Soohoo, Jeff Ballard, Carolyn DelGaudio, John Schlaefer, Andy Muckle, Rosie Fama, Lisa Clark, Linda Walden, Jennifer Gill, Chris Flores, Tern’ Smith, Lisa Neeley, Robin Ross, Susan Porter-Shirley, Tony Martinez 190 Residences QUAD 1. Frank Moreno 2. Jean Cho 3. Geeta Berara 4. Mary Gunther 5. Joe faner 6. Grace Whiteis 7. Joe Shin 8. Lisa Kirkpatrick 9. Hyo Yeon 10. Diane Nixon 11. Maria Manzanilla 12. Nanct Ncuffer 13. Jennifer Rosen 14. Karin Andreini 15. Marc Gleichert 16. Cecilia Farias 17. Monica Miller 18. Rhonda Teters 19. Dave Galbraith 20. Rally Gee 21. Jan Nash 22. Michael Tchao 23. Cecilia Walker 24. George Zimmerman 25. Mark Standage 26. Dave Hayden 27. Larry Hu 28. Rick Reed 29. Donna Pierce 30. James Jurczewski 31. Sophia Ching 32. Gary Alpert 33. Ray Depalatis 34. Frank Basich 35. Luann Warren 36. Jeff Plaskett 37. Craig Copps 38. Alan Foster 39. Keith Bartel! 40. Luz Arias 41. Ruben Alvarez 42. Susan McKay 43. Tim Toller 44. Jim Backer 45. Alan Oliver 46. Bruce Hart 47. Pat McCuen 48. Jane Mikacich 49. Brian Masterson 50. Keith Paige 51. Carolyn Walker 52. Wayne Hewett 53. Angie Martinez 54. Tony Debs 55. Alan Matheson 56. Terry' Bartlett 57. Charlie Cruz Not Shown: Michael Field, Fred Ueland, 1 leather Millar, Michael Ginn, Chris Tilghman, Diana Heileman, Katie Rosling, Dabbie Lloyd, Dave Lundberg, Eva Almirantearana, Patrick Maki, Mark Juretic, John Velasquez, Bill Lo, Cecilia Jelasco, Kevin Gross, Sheri Chin, Ron Fernandez, Michael Hope, Kris Kueck, Caroline Rhoads, Amy Fox, Leslie Bottomly, Amy Plaut, Stanford Carmack, Megan Delamar, Maria Gagliadi, Roger Silk, Michelle Mason, Dave Hayden, Jenny Gates, Lelsie Kilby Eva Taub, Charles Flowers Dormitories Potter Sterling Quadrangle 19 8 4 Residences 191 I. TakNgai2. Jaime Velez 3. Rich Good 4. Melinda Myers 5. Bobby Kershner6. Mike Anders 7. John Hensala8. Heather Roy 9. Carol Benz 10. Kera Staten II. Charles Kim 12. Scott Smith 13. Karen Oakley 14. Sara Liu 15. John Ramsay 16. Dave Arron 17. Rick Levine 18. Ava Green 19. Lorie Martinez20. Alice Rodgers 21. Carole Jeung 22. Vicky Worden 23. Mike Matz 24. Ivy Li 25. Jamev Ferrier 26. Michelle Von Tscharner 27. John Keitel 28. Beth Carlson 29. Judy Griffith 30. Deb Lehman 31. Pilar Montoya 32. Don Chin 33. Cathy Taft 34 Elizabeth Edmonds35. Terry Su 36. John Hillman 37. Chris Fernandes 38. Chris DeRosa 39. Geoff Anders 40. Tom Anders 41. Robert Woolsey 42. Paul Valiulus43. Scott Arden 44. Marie Otani 45. Russ Elmer 46. Cory Fawcett 47. Dave Lowell 48. Rich Paul 49. Jeff Crowley 50. Andrew Hodges 51. Laurie Goodman 52. Grant Studley 53. Dave Finkelstein 54. Kirk Allison 55. Sarah Fullerton 56. Marcus Jiminez 57. Mitesh Shah 58. Brent Miller 59. John Cox 60. Paul Brody Not Shown: Connie Anders, Dell Wilkinson, Austin Stanford, Ray Owens, Patrick McChrystle, Pattie Sue Plumer, Busy Auchindoss, Stephanie Elkins, Richard Knight, Claudia Schwarzer, Ruth Soratzkin, David Fogelsong, Laurie Becker, Vera Djordjevich, Jennifer Roberts, I lope Seligson, Tom Murphy, Jean Myer, Chris Butchko, Donna Vargas, Jeanna I lagestad, Eileen Fitzgerald, Amy Slater, Beth Pucdo, Bob 1 lendershott, Charlie Nobles, Kim Strauss, Monica Gallardo, Jennifer Yu Dormitories Robinson Sterling Quadrangle 192 Residences QUAD Dormitories Schiff Sterling Quadrangle 1. Jill Carson 2. KathyShenk3. Carolyn Dinapo!i4. Mardi Dior 5. Marcia Fetterman6. Jaime Rivera 7. Mary Courtney 8. Emile Harry 9. Margo Wright 10. Raymond Razo 11. Judy Mikadck 12. Pete Karolzcak 13. Ellen Filvaroff 14. Jonathan Adelstein 15. Greg Davidson 16. Came Baker 17. Ingrid VonKaschnitz 18. Mike Schmitz 19. Bill Levine 20. Darrell Cass 21. Dwain Hamilton 22. Yvette Palazuelos 23. Kathy Mathews 24. Gail Becker 25. Gary Jones 26. Hannah Winter 27. Michael Mendez 28. Mark Landesmann 29. Kirt Thomson 30. Nathalie Valette 31. Juan Cuadros 32. Donald Sizo33. Murphy Halliburton 34. Steve French 35. Linda Kalm 36. Marty Raymond 37. Robert Rose 38. Russell Jong 39. Michael Hotter 40. Laurie Carmick 41. Brian Wildenthal 42. John Shatter 43. Robin Riddle 44. Ted Shaikevitz 45. Brooks Paley 46. Jack Liebau 47. Phillipe de Belgique 48. Eric Christensen 49. Scott Lynch 50. John Sullivan Not Shown: Cathy David, Stacy Torres, Bill Benevento, Neil Rimer, Suzanne Lee, Martin Storey, Carlos Reza, Daryl Lee.J’oily Melnikoff, Todd Weitzman, Rick Mora, Claire Secchler,’ Linda Gates, Amy Norquist, Jennifer King, Chrissie Huneke, Russ Vakharia, Israel Casteneda, Anne Douglas, Kourosh Gharachorloo, Michael Abramson, Nicole Rosenberg, Shaun Avant, Maureen Sheehy, Sally Alessi, Sarah Evans, Eric Price, Kate Wade, Jen Crawford, Vip Patel, Diane Campos, Hilary Shore, Martin Dong, Susan Tucker, MariverSlaveck, Sherhaz Daver, Tom Roth, James McGovern, Beth Kleid, Devon Wiel, Diane Morris, Alan Weindorf 19 8 4 Residences 193 Dormitories Burbank Lucie Stern Hall 1. Pete Peterson 2. Cindy Collins 3. Ben Vaughan 4. Sue Sebolt 5. Cory Schubert 6. Jen Cook 7. Nicole Porte 8. Christy Brown 9. Paula Groves 10. Karen Sines 11. Eric Abrams 12. HankSartin 13. Robin Salsburg 14. Jeff Benz 15. SueHintz 16. Clinton McDade 17. Cecil Lam 18. Dan Chen 19. Walt Bankovitch 20. Adam Shapiro 21. Brett Lynn 22. Tina Hess 23. Dave Hale 24. Katrina Line 25. Dave 1 looper 26. Karen Fong 27. Nate Miranda 28. Andrew Lloyd 29. Leslie Svalstad 30. Charley Collison 31. Mike Harvey 32. Alex Kaufman 33. Staci Zadeik 34. MarkLederer35. Laura Albomoz, 36. Wendy Johnson 37. Jen Smith 38. Lynette Wong 39. EricWan40. Neil Sobol 41. DougLee42. PhilSanders43. Tracy Druebert 44. Andrew Norris 45. Wendy Hart 46. Victor Wu47. Juan 'Wombat' Alfaro 48. Dori Marticorena 49. Tom DiLiberti 50. Julie Young 51. Sherry Raetz 52. Jack Sculley 53. Krissie Bush 54. Elaine Nishikawa 55. Jim Bennett 56. Brett Ltrimer 57. Dave Lippeatt 58. Wil James 59. Jim Terman 60. Greg Hafer 61. Jim Tassopulos 62. Kurt Thomas 63. Jacques Antebi 64. Bob Lisbonne 65. Tom Nygren 66. Steve Fosth 67. Weird Al Salazar 68. Mike Bergines 69. Andy Jacobson 70. Dylan Kohler 71. Hcraldo Farrington 72. Stuart Swan 73. Tom Norris 74. Danilo Purlia 75. Kit Miller 76. Doug Monroe 77. Dave Furth 78. John Marklc 194 Residences QUAD 1. Brent McKim 2. Diane Singleton 3. Nicole Nolan 4. Kelli Wong 5. JuanChanco6. Helen Sohn 7. Steve Hays 8. David Andrews 9. Denise DeLeon 10. Martin Aguirre 11. Matt Lucas 12. Pat Jean-Pierre 13. Jon Palmer 14. Jeanell Steiner 15. Scott Allen 16. Martino Lomas 17. Teri Zuniga 18. Beth Chenge 19. Gray Chapman 20. Ken Ruebush 21. Richard Schwartz 22. Laura Putnam 23. Bill Miracky 24. Car)- Crowley 25. Derek Leith 26. Fred Gallagher 27. Hillary Turner 28. Rocky Becker 29. Mark VanYe30. Mike Collins 31. GregShoman 32. Meribcth Gcrmino 33. Kathy Hughes 34. Phil Ellis 35. Rick McConnell 36. Kenny Ramberg 37. Kurt Hoofer 38. Dave Ramos 39. Dave Getzinger 40. Grant Stariey 41. Fred Chase 42. Mike Heller 43. Steve Gamble 44 Sanjeev Kriplani45. Jeff Ell well 46. Laura Nordby 47. Greg Alessandra48. Matt Fingerhut 49. Ted Liu 50. Kent Scott 51. Kennv White Eyes 52. AdamTrueblood53. Peter Hwang 54. Peter Salazar 55. Rick Bilodeau 56. Win Wheeler 57. Jeff Wang 58. John Ramos 59. Mike Federic60. John Hogan 61. Derrick Rostagno 62. Brian Rhodes 63. Mary Edmondson 64. Gail McCann 65. Deryx Scott 66. Tanya Mathis 67. Steve Miller 68. Mel Wiltz 69. Stuart Hirschfeld 70. Roxanne Patton 71. Susan Tanner 72. Ed Conger 73. Suzanne Ullonsvang 74. Mark Patlan 75. Elizabeth DeVries 76. Molly Barnes 77. Dennis Matthies 78. Sharon Johnston 79. Tom Hillman 80. Becky KucharSl. Stephanie Smith 82. Phil Aumiller83. Alex Mijica84. Frank Stork 85. Maryn Sutton 86. Carson Levit87. Roberta Carlson 88. Audrey Aguilar 89. Meagan Levitan 90. Carolyn Marzke 91. Martha Eberts 92. Jim Ziperski 93. Jim Brison 94. Julie McKenzie 95. Dave Hohman 96. Christy Fiscalini 97. Lloyd Miyawaski Not Show: Eric Brown, Phil Leighton, Laura Nuno, Keith Pattison, Eric Rosenfeld, Scott Springer, Jenny Swett, Greg Wolfe Dormitories Donner Lucie Stern Hall 19 8 4 Residences 195 PALO ALTO MEAT CQ -� 1. Mike Pinto 2. Steve Heilman 3. Carmen Heisinger4. Anne Legmann 5. Laura Corser6. Lloyd Frink 7. Susie Wander 8. Margaret Pezzini9. Kris Jerger 10. Paige Amof 11. Augie Fabela 12. Amy Giesse 13. Sandy Morales 14. Angela Baldo 15. Tara Mass 16. Pam Fern-17. Kathy Itsu 18. Barb Hinton 19. Raymond Jung 20. Kevin Owens 21. Ted Lynch 22. Pablo Morales 23. Allison Pihl 24. Chris Oide 25. Julie Unruh 26. Edna Vassilowski 27. Alice Mo 28. Dawn Nicosia 29. Laura Buchanan 30. David Bell 31. Duane Pierce 32. Ken Kam 33. Jim Nigro 34. Doug Grabowski 35. Annie Greaney 36. Margaret Gillespie 37. DebbieSomberg 38. Patty Furlong 39. HannahStone40. Bart Foster 41. Leslie Lopez 42. Sharon Baratz43. Jeff Montgomery 44. Jay Zachar45. Yoshimi Segawa 46. Maren Ormseth 47. Stephanie Savides 48. Elizabeth Gould 49. Morrie Oworkin 50. John Kim 51. Jay Alter 52. Peter Vizcaino 53. Roger Alt 54. Rob McClure 55. Judy David 56. Natalie Beauchene 57. Ben Gong 58. Bambi Haggins 59. Tom Moses 60. Flint Hughes 61. Mike O'Neal 62. Karen Robert 63. Andrew Towel! 64. Steve Stanford 65. Dave Wilson 66. John Lubisich 67. Carolynne Schloeder 68. Mariah Dickson 69. Danian Carmichael 70. Kori Schake 71. Andrew Crosby 72. John Swetland 73. Rich Birnholz 74. Dave Nelson 75. Dan Oi Hoffman 76. John McDonnell 77. Joeseph Marks 78. Chris Overton 79. Chris Nichols 80. Michael Mossmer81. Todd Dray 82. Joe Salazar 83. Joe Nolan Not Shown: Steve Blue, Andy Buckley, Don Buford, Kurt Colehower, Ken Concidine, Michelle Greer, Dee Guillory, Thomas Henley, Susie I loseth, John Knuth, Tracey McQuam, Rachel Moscarella, John Pave, Ashley Quinn, Margaret Rhinelander, Gary Rothschild, Jennifer Smith, Dave Tarantino, Mof Timlake, Kim Wall, Ace Wu, Gary Zohman, Evan Zucker Dormitories Larkin Lucie Stern Hall 196 Residences QUAD Dormitories Serra Lucie Stern Hall 1. Craig Jumey 2. Anne Manrique3. Jim Mallory 4. Laura Pal 5. Jeanette Heinz6. Robert Groth 7. Steve Chick8. Brian Birney9. Mary Patterson 10. Mandy Blakely 11. Neil Blair 12. Noz Wong 13. Donna Booher 14. Charlie Cypher 15. Kim Lehman 16. Charlie Cosovich 17. Eric Heer 18. H.G. Porter 19. Tim Dugan 20. Betsy Swan 21. Mark Weierich 22. Steve Hoffman 23. Kerri Clark 24. Vera Versteeg 25. Diane I larvey 26. Wes Alzadon 27. Debbie Zimmerman 28. Peter Davis 29. John Maynard 30. John Devereux 31. Peter Kerkar 32. Nat Waring 33. Dirk Schroeder 34. Christina Felton 35. Toby MacCarv 36. Bob Armstrong 37. Kathy Mack 38. Bob Young 39. John Simmons 40. Steve Ketchum 41. Mark Toyama 42. Bob Kieft 43. Bob Kvlberg 44. Jeff Hintzman 45. Heidi Miller 46. Connie Travers 47. Marty Yee 48. Chuck Vidano 49. Mike Olson 50. Pat Boushka 51. Michelle Rodriguez 52. Steve Gregg 53. Adriana Feder 54. Tom Austin 55. Vince Bertsch 56. Erin Hawley 57. Kerry Dailey 58. Sam Kang 59. Dave Gonzales 60. Kai Mei 61. Juan Van Peborgh 62. Tangee Boyce 63. Ken Preslo 64. Curtice Cornell 65. Trey Mitchell 66. Rick Shunk 67. Mike Seeman 68. Steve Brown 69. Scott Anderson Not Shown: Hayes Alexander, Francine Austin, Wendy Burton, Lisa Carrasco, Sylvia Castillo, Mara'Conn, Will Gardenswartz, Elliott Gorelick, Karen Jenni, Ray Kim, Tom Larsen, Larry Lee, Stacia Lewis, Mikel Lo, Laurie McCutcheon, Joyce Moore, Jim Naureckas, Oscar Navarro, Jenny NcwHall, Sara Record, Chris Reid, Ries Robinson, John Tierney, Bob Slater, Fritz Koegler 19 8 4 Residences 197 Dormitories Twain Lucie Stern Hall 3. Julie Wilson 2. Tracy Hannah 3. Craig Sherman 4. Andi Wolpert 5. Jim Stern 6. Ellen Jones 7. Jose Soltero S. Peter Nieh 9. Joel Bellenson 10. Kenny Barham 11. Mark Hashimoto 12. Kristin Sigdcstad 13. Ty Boyce 14. Anne Jenney 15. Renee Blake 16. Joe Chang 17. Jim Leney 18. Liz Cheatham 19. Eugene Wong 20. Greg Weisman21. Kelly Ross 22. Moreen Schertler 23. Dawn Maeda 24. Eric Naiman25. Dominic Heffel 26. Melissa O'Toole 27. Blair Matheson 28. HansSteinhoffer29. Mark Barbour 30. Jeanne Arneson 31. Marie LaCour 32. Rhonda Lewis 33. Madeleine Maillot 34. Susan Keene 35. Kim Thompson 36. Kathy Grofer 37. Russell Mead 38. Dana Beatty 39. Steve Anderson 40. Darin Greenan 41. Mitch Sokoloff 42. Suzanne Quijano 43. Andy Cargile 44. Haakon Lang-Ree 45. Kristin Brooks 46. Ed Jacobs 47. Iris Massion 48. Sunil Mirapuri 49. A1 Pettai 50. Carol Berryman 51. Jean Kutner 52. Nori Juba 53. Rob Watterman 54. Dave Quigley 55. Frank Dominguez 56. Robert Baars 57. Eric James 58. Peter Wood 59. Philip Eisner 60. Liz 1 lunter 61. Kevin Barry 62. Tori Perkins 63. Rich Meyer64. Mario Huerta 65. Bruce Forsland 66. Clarissa Cruz 67. Julia Lavin6$. Kim Kelly 69. Mariam Rivera 70. Allen Lowe 71. Eileen Hu 72. John China 73. Mary Cauil 74. John DeVincenzo 75. John Jasberg 76. John Fernandes 19S Residences QUAD 1. Ruth Hammerton-Kelly 2. Ben Garcia 3. Letty Hernandez4. Brenda BraninS. Lloyd Chambers6. Carmen Gomez 7. Debbie Boutte 8. Diane Benedict 9. Sandra Viera 10. Louise Miller 11. Monique Cordova 12. Monica Lytle 13. Moppy Luna 14. Bryan Johnson 15. Danny Vigil 16. Jose Luis Villareal 17. Hicela Castruita 18. J.R. Lopez 19. George Sanchez 20. Kathy Gomez 21. Adam May 22. Arturo Vargas 23. Kriss Baxter 24. Aaron Halpern25. Laurent Meister26. Charlie Montoya 27. Scott Gable 28. Javier Carrillo 29. Bob Molina 30. Corrinne Martin 31. Natalie Andrews 32. Imelda Terrazas-Salinas 33. Arturo Pacheca 34. Susana Navarro 35. A Hat 36. Alyson Yarns 37. Robert Silva 38. Bob Beck 39. Fernie Cisneros 40. Peter Fernandez 41. Chyara Smith 42. Jeff Gill 43. Pam Wilson 44. Nancy Macdonald 45. George Cuevas 46. Emilio Cruz 47. Dawn Porter 48. Kurt Kassulke 49. Lisa Aspinwall 50. Angel Castillo 51. Stephanie Gonzalez 52. Laura Mejia Dormitories Zapata Lucie Stern Hall 19 8 4 Residences 199 1. Joe Chavez 2. Greg Maatz 3. Sheri Colberg 4. Laurie Bryant 5. Gaby Westergreen 6. Alvina O'Brian 7. Todd Sitrin S. Susie Alden 9. Can- Mells 10. Patty Thissell 11. Anne Padrnos 12. Sheila Hennesy 13. Jennifer Cannon 14. Jamie Smeltz Dormitories Suites 200 Residences QUAD Dormitories Suites 1. Lauren Garda 2. Lou Dietz 3. Lisa Hudson 4. Greg Maatz 5. Patty Gavin 6. Verginia Eddington 7. Pete Side Bottom 8. Chavela Bryant 9. Holly Landers 10. Buffie Eilert 11. Pat Lech man 12. Adam Kennedy 13. Cathy Clark 14. Elizabeth Sweigert 15. Joe Chavez 16. Alan Zafran 17. Howard Roli 18. Mike Padilla 19. Matt Lazar 20. Patty Thissell 21. Ralph Lenz 22. Bruce Leak 23. Mohammed Hammour 24. Dave Baird 25. Hilary Glann 26. Eric Fajer 27. Mark Armstrong 28. Tim Sullivan 29. Sarah Carpenter 30. Rishea Chou 31. Laurie Bryant 32. Mike Moore 33. Cary Mels 34. Keilv Green 35. Dana Pion 36. Bo Strangaard 37. Andrew Gansa 38. Anne Padmos 39. Sheila Hennessy 40. Jennifer Cannon 41. Brad Cohen 42. Sam Rhoads 43. Kalon Goodrich 44. Susie Alden 45. Susan Ross 46. Anne Wouster 47. Brad Whisler 48. Barb Hebenton 49. Nancy Nelson 50. Aaron Wells 19 8 4 Residences 201 Dormitories Toy on Hall 1. Steve Etsittv 2. Yvonne Wilson 3. Steve Larkin 4. janet Meryweather 5. Jennifer Herman 6. Bob Nguyen 7. T.J. Rolloson 8. Wanda Bowlmor 10. Eric Rameriz 11. Jennifer Ong 12. Susan Rogers 13. Dave Baldwin 14. Joyce Dorado 15. Jenny Fields 16. Liz Butler 18. Debbie Barnes 20. Justin Birnbaum 21. Sean McEiigot 22. Ellen Bermain 23. Mimi Ballard 24. Fidelia Kuang 25. Matt Collier 30. Chrissy Dickerson 31. Paul Gellert 32. Jim Rymarczuk 33. Ginny Eberly 39. Steve Jones 40. Dwain Vaccuum 41. Aaron Kraemer 42. Jose Bowen 45. Moses Malone 46. Jack Jive Schaefer 47. Mike Puddington 48. Gary Larson 49. Hilary Harris 50. Helen Conroe 51. Evan Allen Poe 52. Tootie Gallegos 53. John Nisbet 54. Andy Kerr 202 Resiliences QUAD 1. Brett Wolf 2. Tami Stein 3. Kelli Anderson 4. Ricky Nelson Naimark 3. Becca Gonzales6. Andy Wilnot 7. jen Grant 8. Ted Costello9. Leslie Cool Whip Tucker 10. J.C. Flores 11. Cabell Breckinridge 12. JimFlom 13. JakeJeakle 14. BobMcHeffey 15. Kathy Woehrle 16. AnnaDeesey 17. Bill Kelly 18. Lee Ann Reinders 19. Flossie Bobbsey 20. Lori Carswell 21. George Doris Patton 22. Flossie Bobbsey 23. Bunny Hare 24. Nan Bobbscy 25. Mark Harrison 26. Hugh R. Yu 27. Ken Lo 28. Randy Hazelton 29. Lisa Hazen 30. Silly Wabbit 31. Gillian Tso 32. Chris Erck 33. Valeria Valdez 34. Nina Crocker 35. Tracey Reese 36. Jeff Konsmo 37. Pam Consear 38. Rob Morgan 39. Mark Rosales 40. Joe Campbell 41. Hank Lebrunn 42. Artful Dodger 43. Jean McEligot 44. Hans Henriquez 45. Jeff Klein 46. Andrew Fox 47. Steve Etsitty 48. Dave Delgadillo 49. Tom Rennard 50. Jason Bland 51. Bart Kendall 52. Bill Vestevitch 33. Eric Godtland 54. Dave Lau 55. Ann Locke 56. Rob Baylis 57. Lisa Benton 58. Julie Kuark 59. Bill Rust 60. Marty Fung 61. National Parks 62. Kareem Kemper Dormitories Toyon Hall 19 8 4 Residences 203 I. Jim List 2. Missy Brown 3. Doug Villaret 4. Louie Valdez 5. Dan Atryer 6. Don Porter 7. Don's Woman 8. Lance Nakata 9. Gerardo Couder 10. Jeff Faui II. Tom Auer 12. Rachel Johnson 13. Blair Romer 14. Kelly Colbert 15‘ Kira Hellinghausen 16. Stacey Partch 17. Chuck Bohner 18. NickGiori 19. Charlie Dicke 20. Nicola-Jane McNeill 21. Elsie Wang 22. Megan Swezoy 23. Randy Besoso 24. Carey Sanchez 25. Allison Lambird 26. Jennie Bravinder 27. Roil Turner 28. Roy Jones 29. Anamaria Cortes30. KirbvShanks 31. Cathy Romero 32. Mandy Bennett 33. Christopher Caen 34. Paul Choi 35. Eunice Kwak36. Mike Melnick 37. Lynn Marcus 38. John Moretto 3'9. Roger Roberts -fO. Juan Cardenas 41. John Tompson 42. Dan Materman 43. Whitney Smith 44. David Cole 45. Peter Gates 46. Helen Blakemore47. Kirk Paxson48. Keith Kaplan 49. JimGashoSO. Kirk Sanders 51. Karl Olson 52. Robert Romero 53. Noel Kidd 54. Gabrielle Gould 55. Rick Jimenez 56. Peter Coward 57. John Chesnult 58. Richard Lynch 59. Jeff Aguilero 60. Tony Tran 61. Tim Robinson 62. Dave Driskell Dormitories Arroyo Wilbur Hall 204 Residences QUAD 1 Dormitories Cedro Wilbur Hall 1. Jason Crawford 2. Sue Pmapoli3. Scott Shaeffer4. Mary Lou Allen (R.F.)5. Yogi Draper 6. Vanessa George 7. Margaret Lee 8. Donna Kwong9. Maria Vallani 10. Alex Rankin 11. Nim Ha 12. Kate Warrin 13. Julie Stankewitz 14. Lisa Laun la. Chris Alexander 16. Paul Pnce 17. Who Knows, Who Cares? 18. Kathy Suprenant 19. Gus Gomez 20. Dave Cottle 21. Cheryl Gustofsen 22. Keith Farrar 23. Robert Wolsey 24. Pete Enea 25. John Keefe 26. Dan Aladjem 27. Dave Knight 28. Cindv Challener 29. Tirra Austin 30. Mark Gaugen 31. Jay Gill 32. Brad Moore 33. Steve Dennis 34. Martv Korman 35. Will Fuller 36. Doug Kinney 37. MichaelO'Brien 38. Ed Kesicki 39. Dave Cassel 40. Dan Northway 41. Hubert Kim 42. Dave Louden 43. Hifdegard Emslander 44. Dave Dunbar 45. Scott Tanner 46. C. Whitney Mandel 47. Mark Wogulis 48. Joe Tomkiewicz 49. Bret Galloway 50. Tony Lara 51. Maurice Werdegar 52. Julie (finace) 53. Alan Summers 54. Flip Haynes Not shown: Karen Adams, Dan Albritton, Tod Amidon, Sam Aronson, Ed Barstad, Steve Bernardez, Ken Bolich, Mike Brown, Ron Calhoun, Blake Campbell, Janaes Conley, Toi Cook, Ann David, Don Dengrasse, Joyce Dickerson, Ruby Eredia, Lauren Freed, Bob Givan, Dave Goddard, Marc Hornbostel, Marc Jackson, David Knight, Andy Kopito, Jeri Lane, Tina Lee, Joe Lux, Megan Magley, Jennifer Matuschek. Anna Mautz, Gil Mesa, Elisabeth Meyer, Helen Ng, Clark Ochikubo, Carole Owen, Mika Pihe, Javier Ramirez, Ross Strambfer, Debbie Swenson, Scott Taylor, Wati Taylor, Audrey Yee, Jeff Zwiers, Gary Zoller. 19 8 4 Residences 205 Dormitories Madera Wilbur Hall 1. Kathleen Klock 2. Julian Ong 3. Chris Festa 4. Stephen Clark 5. Andrew Schultz 6. Peter Kriz 7. Brian Protiva 8. Jay Vavra 9. Geoffrey Sanborn 10. Ruth Weinberg 11. Robin Mackenroth 12. Hillary Ellin 13. Diane Boxhill 14. Michi Suzuki 15. Ron Donez 16. Andrew Hall 17. Todd Olson 18. John Steohenson 19. Jay Crary 20. Rene Flores 21. Matthew Chapman 22. Jonathon Handy 23. David Atcheson 24. Marlene Ma 25. Michael Lin 26. Monica Castaneda 27. Paula Jones 28. Kim Ng 29. Andrew Huang 30. Wink Thorne 31. Brad Meinert 32. John lazor 33. Steven Singleton 34. Bruce Dickinson 35. Robert Borthwick 36. William Ferguson 37. Karl Kolderup 38. Ann Banchoff 39. Alison Mockett 40. Amanda Sargent 41. Anastasia Cronin 42. Laurie Larson 43. Andrew Meyer 44. Patricia Donahue 45. Elizabeth Watson 46. Karen Anderson 47. Felicia Kccsing 48. Shelley Foss 49. Robert Usibelli 50. Danielle Waples 51. Man’ Obana 52. Stacy Mendelson 53. Som Saha 54. Simone Levant 55. Bradley Keleman 56. Jeffrey Smith 57. Greg Adams 58. Christian Williams 59. Gretchen Eliot 60. Julie Brown 61. William Hoese62. Bill Clark 63. Jeffrey Soesbe 64. Paul Hoberg65. Adam Grossman 66. David Fruman 67. Tom Gillespie 68. Scott 1 lartman 69. Kevin Quinn 70. Tom Apel 71. Tarik Sedky 72. Jason Williams 73. Ken Stedman 74. Emily Ellison 75. Raymond Kinnard 76. George Clever 77. John Gerberding 78. Patrick Keeley 79. Byron Jackson Not Shown: Stephen Cummings, Christina Demopulos, Julie Matlof, Theresa McCarthy. Stephen Moyski, Rosa Nogales, Tern’ Pitts, Lake Price, Michael Weersing 206 Residences QUAD I. Friend of Okada 2. Sandeep Singhai 3. George Goon 4. John Romero 5. Lisa Garbrick 6. Woo Park 7. Peter Chu 8. Larry Watson 9. Stephen Ong 10. Eli Holmes 11. Regina Fuentes 12. Sharon Metzger 13. Cary Chin 14. Jennifer Kyan 15. Christine Fukuhara 16. Sharon Ma 17. Marika Tatsutani 18. Yvonne Pang 19. Lisa de Avila 20. Patrick Jay 21. Neva Buyco22. Friend of Okada 23. Phuong-Chi Pham 24. John Wang 25. Mike Sciffert 26. Friend of Okada 27. Paul Chen 28. Lisa Freeman 29. Vae Sun 30. Friend of Okada 31. Jon Wolf 32. Jennifer Tsay 33. Sharon Tu 34. Janet Gwilym 35. Michele Yuen 36. Marc Jacobs 37. Tony Smith 38. Milton Huang 39. Dan O'Brien 40. Lupe Amezquita 41. Lily Duong 42. Andy Switky 43. George Naugles 44. David Braun 45. Doug Hankins 46. Tom Murray 47. David Hu 48. Larry Yang 49. Albert Yee 50. Curt Carney 51. Roberto Galvan 52. Sally Schnur 53. Ben Yoo 54. Steve Fisher 55. Bob Diekroeger 56. Walt Harris 57. Ralph Latza58. Chris Braun 59. Klaus See-Tho 60. Dean A vary 61. Mike Dittmar62. Dan Ford 63. Raj Naidu 64. Bing-Yee Tso 65. Ed Dunn 66. Eddie Diehl Dormitories Okada Wilbur Hall 19 8 4 Residences 207 1. Sherry Stearns 2. Kathy Andrews 3. Bonnie I iamilton 4. Gary MacDougal 5. Man’ Closmann 6. Sarah Ilarrow 7. Mary Poindexter 8. Jean Kayser 9. AnneBevolden 10. Christina Price 1!. Lynn Anderson 12. Marnie Elizaga 13. Kristen Boyles 14. Martha Harrington 15. Licia Dorosin 16. Aleka Doumas 17. Lucia Eisner 18. Kari Skowlund 19. Stacey Goodwin 20. Stephanie Alter 21. Val Crites22. Kathy Lowe 23. Danielle Darracq 24. Margo Partida 25. Tina Trujillo 26. Rhonda Rosales 27. Lori Adams 28. Greg Weingarten 29. Joi 1 linkson 30. Liz Ghini 31. Bill Locke 32. David Sroaf 33. Bob Spurlock 34. Scott Bekemeyer 35. Jim Grant 36. Katie Eccles 37. Stephanie Klein 38. Debbie Gravitz 39. Colleen Kerrigan 40. Carol Watson 41. Renee Shakerin 42. Cynthia Curtis 43. Andy Crowell 44. Mark Whipple 45. John Powell 46. Kelly O'Sullivan 47. Bob Holmen 48. Juan Orosco 49. Diane Frenster 50. MarkNetherdaSl. Bonnie Ammon 52. Joan Etzell 53. Juju Chang 54. Kristen Meier 55. Jennifer Tucker 56. Sue Bryenton 57. Liz Comfort 58. Nettie Breuner 59. Dave Daetz 60. Jim Case 61. Andy Metzger 62. Jeff Smith 63. Herby Niles 64. Gene Gullingsrud 65. Catherine Dominquez 66. Derek Holley 67. Steve Glikbarq 68. Gary Cattich 69. B.J. Kovacs 70. Tom Burgess 71. Chris Drape 72. Annette Shelby 73. Linda Schwartz 74. Theanne Brown 75. Mev Vetters 76. Christie Coleman 77. Kendall Waterman Dormitories Otero Wilbur Hall 20$ Residences QUAD A . -I Cl Q _ _ w$ I Am a a R(%0 A v v vy a aa s h Dormitories Rinconada Wilbur Hall 1. Garf Racadio 2. Miguell Bielich 3. Tom McConviiie 4. Jono Oliver 5. Erin Stevenson 6. Susan Silveira 7. Naomi Kim 8. Sally Peabody 9. Gretchen Koch 10. Bridget Hylak 11. Kathryn Lowell 12. Kirsti Haugen 13. Molly Smock 14. Barbara Massengale 15. Liz Balas 16. Jocelyn Kei 17. A1 Reine 18. Karla Kiely 19. Greg Diefenbach 20. Spencer Schock 21. Chris Thompson 22. Jeff Lowcnstein 23. Brad Hinricks 24. Martie McKinney 25. Kim Crawford 26. Carolyn Cornett 27. Emily Breuner 28. Phil Giordano 29. Mimi 1 lahn 30. Steve Walden 31. Jeff Taylor 32. Terry Donahe 33. Kim Dcnend 34. Mark Amstutz 35. Cindy Boyd 36. Carmelle Larson 37. Dixon Osburn 38. Dennis Downey 39. Steve Johnston 40. Laurie Flesher 41. Sue Reinhold 42. Scott Moody 43. Mark Fischinger 44. Monica Grigory 45. Andy Hall 46. Mike Farello 47. Grace Lee 48. Steve Aronson 49. Allan Leung 50. Martin Levson 51. Clint Wilson 52. Dave Lucero 53. CurtCastelIanet54. Cindy Benjamin 55. Susie Kilgore 56. Janella Page 57. Diana Lin 58. Ted Nluftic 59. John Affeldt60. Bruce Betts61. Pat 0'Hara62. Jay Demski63. JohnChosy64. Chris Pike 65. John Flynn 66. Doug Hagan 67. Victor Huang 68. Angie Ovaile 69. Liva Yates 70. RickHoitzappie 71. Gordy Ho 72. John McDermott 73. Marty Bans 74. Matt Bateman 75. Arnold Tang 76. Neil Casey 77. Clarence Atterbury 111 78. Doug Lee 79. Jean Acquatella 80. Jello Biafra 81. Jeff Mallas82. Andy Mactavish 83. Neil AngeliiIo84. Duke Dierks Not Shown: Philip Floyd, Scott Phillippi, Dan Middleton, Chuck Isherwood, Dave Gampell, Don Barbe, Bonnie Boyd, Abbie Kahn, Chris McGlothin 19 8 4 Residences 209 Dormitories Soto Wilbur Hall 1. Koan 2. Do Foa'St Tovey 3. Sabrina Zamudio 4. Jenora Jolly 5. Vicky Sluzky 6. Kimberly Costa 7. Glenn Slocum 8. Chris Perez 9. April Vogel 10. Tim Stanley 11. Marc Kretschmer 12. Paul Hagen 13. Ken Groves i4. Loren Needle 15. John van Lobcn Sels 16. Liz Kcichcr 17. Scott Long 18. Paul Walker 19. Lydia Hampp 20. Alison Barratt 21. Glenn Hallam 22. Dean Walker 23. Nick Vardy 24. Sheryl Rados 25. Kirstan Price 26. Anna Mora-Mieszkowski 27. Dianne Little 28. Doris Mitsch 29. Artie Streiber 30. Russ Kadota31. Melissa Martinez32. Karen Ambrose 33. Jeff Wexler34. JeyanThirugnanam35. Tom Lee 36a. Jim Anderson 36b. Beth Villa-Lovoz 37. David Rozansky 38. Scott Reisch 39. Serena Lee 40. Ann Sherwood 41. Tracy Pannell 42. Jeff Jackson 43. David Fann 44. Mark Mitchell 45. David Pinhead Pidone 46. Jim llollingshead 47. Steve Norgaard 48. Ken Mertzel 49. Thor Johnson 50. Shailendra Bhumralkar 51. Mark Weilert 52. Kathy 1 toward 53. Paul McLoone 54. Tod Klinger 55. Jeff Scroggin 56. Mike Noeldner 57. Joe Lortie 58. Jim Mcvey 59. Tom Preisscr 60. Kent Williams 61. Jim Healzer Not Shown: Steve Eng, Charles Alexander, Sam Fernald, Craig Klass, Kirk Petterson, Tom Paul, Ted Tchang, Amir Najmi, Dan Ramirez, Bob Stein, Matt Girvin, Steve Smith, Ro Close, Meghan Mazzoni, Mary McDevitt, Rose Adams, Lizzy Gardener, Lynn Uyeda, Crystal Griffith, Maria Campbell, Laura Hernandez, Charlotte Jensen, Tracy Rosendahl, Randy Walker, Joel So Fine, Tom Waugh, Jaime Arroyo, Bob Ruiz, Mark Heap, Andy Kalman, Cole Thompson, Rick Davis, Sebastian Cunningham, Doctor Wu, Doug and Diane Paul, Maya 210 Residences QUAD 1. Lisa Buchanan 2. Kelly Bulkley 3. Marv Evans 4. Carol Jennings 5. Yvette Lee 6. Avery Wang 7. A.J. Squier 8. Nicole Lazzaro 9. Jackie Thompson 10. minor 1 11. minor 2 12. Jean Hallewell 13. Laura Cowley 14. Hillary Kircher 15. Wendy Nakasone 16. Anne Bjernfalk 17. EricChemik 18. Liesl Pike 19. Debbie Rodriguez 20. Nan Ho 21. Pam Price 22. Kim Hewitt 23. Brooke Hahner 24. Maria Gracheva 25. Birch Thomas 26. Cindy Franklin 27. Alisa Dworeky 28. Anne Famham 29. Veronica Clifford 30. Mark Alex 31. John Polito 32. Kay Heet 33. Sos Sosnowsky 34. Tim Barry 35. Mike Kellog 36. Steve Jungmann 37. Rachel Felt 38. Emi Jsui 39. Johnnie Contreras 40. Mike Schwab 41. Mark Mitchell 42. Carl Landers 43. Tom Wheeler 44. Doug Daniels 45. Ron Chrisley 46. Mike Fosnaugh 47. John Martin 48. Dana Haight 49. Eric Giske 50. Tony Newcombe 51. Kathy Reeves 52. Lisa Hoffman 53. Lisa Goebel 54. Audrey Hemphill 55. Rick Ricketts 56. Fritz Stewart 57. Jim Stuebner 58. Dianne Patterson 59. David Hoagland 60. Dan Brumbaugh 61. Marty Donez 62. Mike Perez 63. Stewart Patrick 64. Simone Genatt 65. Conan Barker 66. Joe Anderson 67. Dan Deluce 68. Tom Gregory 69. Greg Simon 70. Dan Howell Dormitories Trancos Wilbur Hall 19 8 4 Residences 211 1. Cricket Barlow 2. Danny Pearl 3. Alisa Greene 4. Jimmy Kimzev 5. Patti Sinkin 6. Dani Shockey 7. Karen Chamberlain 8. Lynne Biggar9. Bob Spagat 10. Sue Cameron 11. Jim Grubb 12. Marianne Scott 13. Scott Edwards 14. Debbie Dagang 15. Kevin Billingsley 16. Ann Fischer 17. Amy McDonald 18. Nicole Michaels 19. Betsy DePalma 20. Kara Kurtz 21. Win Thom 22. Leon 1 lilton 23. Kevin Ludeke 24. Brian Arthur 25. John Zbur 26. Gordon Hecker 27. John Anderson 28. Lori Elliott 29. Dave Baszucki 30. Tony James 31. Tim Hussey 32. Lexi Bisbee33. Helge34. Karen Lvsaght35. Julie Kumpf 36. Jeff Williams 37. Richard Kiy 3S. Steve Nowlis 39. Romney Robinson 40. Amy Jacks 41. Lynn I lolland Not Shown: Bob Adams, Jen Duerden, Brian Greenen, Jon 1 larris, Dave Herrera, Bill Jackson, Howard Kaplan, Brian Morris, Gigi Pritzker, Kristen Savage, Kevin Scott Houses Alpha Sigma Phi 212 Residences QUAD Houses American Studies l.]uthicaStangl2. Rick Blumsack3. David Gregor 4. Joan Froehlich 5. Howard Goldberg 6. Lianne Klapper7. Ethan Oriinsky 8. Mike Coughlin 9. Mitch Sklar 10. Linda Hawks 11. Brent Acheson 12. Karen Kershner 13. Ken Muscn 14. Eric Simone 15. Laura McLatchy 16. Letty Mallin 17. Eric Share 18. Pat Frevtag 19. Paul Timmins 20. Sally Newman 21. Dave Mathewson 22. Laura Barstow 23. Jim Sherman 24. Willy Burkhardt 25. Kevin Solliday 26. Gap.' Christensen 27. Luo.- Kohlmeier 28. Julie Kohlmeier 29. Nina Kazazian 30. Benjamin Austin 31. Tod Bergstrom Not Shown: Leslie Alvarez, Camille Beckham, Jan Boyer, Jay Brandenberg, Man’ Eagle, Andrew Eills, Pete Flores. AnneGullikson, Melanie Harris, Maria Hart, Hara Levy, Charles Macias, Brian McDonald, Ron Parker, Steve Richardson, Annie Roskin, Carol Shapiro, Suzanne Smith, Chia-Lien Wang, Mike, Chris, Kevin, and Tim Hannah and Susan Olzak. 19 8 4 Residences 213 Houses AT O 1. Dong Kim 2. Sarah Rosenbaum 3. Sarah Carrel 4. Cedric Harris?. Jean Gonsier6. Cameron Chase 7. Yvonne Hernandez8. Nayyer Ali9. Jamie Ortiz 10. Kristen Anton 11. Kelly Short 12. Rich Lang 13. TriSung 14. Aviva Patel 15. Nanny Anderson 16. Darien Cohen 17. Barbie Yates 18. Peter Henry 19. Gina Moreno 20. Margaret Inui 21. Lorna Thorton 22. K.K. Bush 23. Mark Davis 24. Victor Valdez 25. Rob Christian 26. Non resident 27. Steve Trousdale 28. John Murray 29. Girish Parcha 30. Ann Latham 31. Tom Hayse Not Shown: Gloria Gatlin, Mande Moore, Tonia Moore, Pascale Roy, Ashleigh Head. Meilo Ho, Steve Carter, Tom Corr, Chris Friedemann, Jim Chao, Mike Harris, Greg Long, Karl Reese, Kim Jones, Wade Hennessey, Tri Chung, Claire Morel-Seytoux, Gigi Wang, Jack Reid, Mari Iwakuni, Bill Dunbar, Alex Targ. Renee Martinez, Pat Krysan, Ed Saxer 214 Residences QUAD 1. Bob Branman 2. Amy Hecht 3. Richard Goldstein 4. Lee Altcnberg 5. Celeste Landry 6. Emily Ghilarducci 7. Tom Veateh 8. Paul Baer9. Sanjiv Lathia 10. Dana Price 11. Pajai Pookakupt 12. Karin Johnson 13. Simran Singh Khalsa 14. Julie Kiser 15. Kurt Lucas 16. Francesca Flynn 17. Bill Denebeim 18. Michael Wooding 19. Dave Cassel 20. Will Doolittle 21. Jennifer Lee 22. Dave Eppstein 23. Lou Kumar Grover 24. Jim Stallard 25. Cecilia Mamby 26. Ann Torrence 27. Adam LaVergne 28. Jennifer Taylor 29. Jennifer Hill 30. Matt Loschen 31. Alice Whealey Not Shown: Kate Rider, Alan Comnes, Elizabeth Bradley, Meca Lynn, Jeff Arnold, Don Hirsch, Annette Makino, Yann Bonduelle, Dave Murphy, Susan Sandler Houses Columbae 19 8 4 Residences 215 1. Micky Aleman 2. Matt Knox 3. Karen Elgec 4. Jill Palmer 5. Justin Lansberg 6. Rick Humphreys 7. Diana Varela 8. Dave Hill 9. Alice Vang 10. Bob Steeneck 11. John Tobias 12. Jerod Shinbane 13. Patty McCormac 14. Laurel Morley 15. Marc Baker 16. Jose Ai puru 17. Mike Price 18. Carol Rasmussen 19. Dave Simmons 20. Jenny Caroll 21. Sandy Gher i 22. Andrew Saleskv 23. John Bottini 24. Sergio Pineda 25. Chris Halaska 26. Tricia Lambie 27. Lisa Coleman 28. Mr. Unknown Not Shown: Alicia Kellers, Laurie Nilsson, Shannon Jones, Dedra Antonowitez, Jill Strothman, Craig Rime, Victoria Hurd, Denny Irby Houses Durand 216 Residences QUAD Houses EAST 1. Robin Dubitsky 2. Chris Keys 3. Jennifer Goodell 4. Valerie Kane 5. Ann Thorpe 6. Carmel Derecho 7. Marc Daniels 8. Nancy Chen 9. Meg Chan 10. Gal Cohen 11. Steve Kim 12. Ruth Melles 13. Phil Yang 14. Nina Gee 15. Gwen Orel 16. Enrika Leon 17. Susan Alexander 18. Eriko Kusumoto 19. Sylvia Martinez 20. Cameron Kaller 21. Howard Lau 22. Larry Kung 23. Eugene Chen 24. Ben Chun 25. l-arry Adler 26. Frank Chen 27. Dave Tong 28. Todd Ohanian 29. Dave Dee 30. Kay Sandberg Abe 31. Takumi Sandberg Abe 32. Chieko Tanaka 33. Ruby Yao 34. Adrienne Leung 35. John Walton 36. Julie Kono 37. Wendy Lam 38. Cecilia Rivera 39. Janet Huang 40. Phil Richardson 41. Masumi Abe 42. Doug Bell 43- Chris Schlitter 44. Hank Chen 45. Susan Goodhue 46. Brian Chin 47. Bob Fan 48. Jaoh Yu 49. Jingbo Yu 50. Scott Hinaga 51. Gil Ureno Not Shown: Linda Akyama, Calvin Chu, Dennis Chu, Eric Cornell, Gary Fine, Elaine Fogg, Maryjue, Doreen Lee, Dave Li, Gabriel Montenegro, KenSaruwatari, Matt Sharp, Alison Wiley, Ben Wo, Todd Ohanian 19 8 4 Residences 217 Houses 558 Mayfield 1. Dave Zingmond 2. Lisa Shaffer 3. Eric Chapa 4. Denis Buckley 5. Annie Smith 6. Richard Romo 7. Debbie Nadel 8. Juli Jennings 9. Leyna Silva 10. Roxanne Hernandez 11. Ters Valdez 12. Diana Wu 13. Steve Jurichich 14. Amy Smith and Pam Johnson 15. Donna Ho 16. Meredie Haupt 17. Shelly Wentker 18. Anna Carey 19. Cheryl Korte20. Russell Kaplan 21. Doni Moriguchi 22. AliOzer23. Julie Rohlmeier24. Janis Horn 25. Eric KIeerup26. Sharon Lee 27. Jim Nyarady 28. Chris Cadman 29. Kathy Rehm 30. Michael Lara 31. Pat Kwan 32. Fernando Pena 33. Missy Bazley 34. David Yen 35. Mike Heath 36. Steve Russell 37. Mike McLaughlin 38. Todd Egan 39. Wilmer Harris 40. Bruce Dorsey 41. Dave Randall Not Shown: Jill David, Chris Gronet, Jim Holliman, Robert (Cramps) Larkins, David McCluskey, Joe Mosnier, Ronny Nissimov, Susan Silverman, Amy Southworth, Lee Taran, Thom Todacheeney 2 IS Residences QUAD I. Jesus Montes 2. Larry Kolmar 3. Mary Grace Maloney 4. Sandy Sacta 5. Gerald Castro 6. Ron Duran 7. Cathy Allen 8. Jenny Fenton 9. Liz Berecz 10. Soo Jean Kng II. Christine Phenieie 12. Steve Perez 13. Betsy Brison 14. Ed Carr 15. Kaeko Okawa 16. Heather Wichman 17. Ellen Frank 18. Joan Hotelling 19. Jens Quistgaard 20. Stuart Burden 21. Spencer Carlson 22. Steve Elms 23. Mark Stem 24. Naoko Fuzii 25. Tony Seabrooks 26. Betsy Wilkins Not Shown: Shalini Amerasinghe, Christopher Brahm, Lori Brammer, Jon Bridges, Linda Christie, Brad Copithorne, Polly Firestone, Tom Fortin, Rajeev Ga-jendran, Rita Gutierrez, Marcia Hunt, Mark Kennedy, Hilary Krane, John Letts, R. Ann MacKen-zie, Sheri Ninomiya, Jocelyn Reis-man, David Remmers, Renee Ruiz, Jeff Scheel, Cynthia Sloan, David Stanton, John Verducci, Eric Weintz, Chuck Wheeler a ( D r'' 19 8 4 Houses Grove Residences 219 1. Samson Tu 2. Bernie Aboba 3. Grog Binkert 4. Tom Watson 5. Bill Cohn 6. Dave Hyde 7. Subroto Bose 8. Amitava Dasgupta 9. Rhine Kiang 10. Karin Pascoe 11. Spencer Klein 12. Bill Friar 13. Len Lattanzi 14. Michele Harrison 15. Rachana Kamtekar 16. John Lundell 17. Paul Algoet 18. Andrea Butter 19. Georg Metsalo 20. Claudine Assad 21. Gretchen Daily 22. Victor Valdivia 23. Suchitra Sachithanthasivam 24. Don 25. Frances Pordes 26. Daisuke Matsunaga 27. Michel Goeb 28. Erich Doub 29. Eliza Lim 30. Gideon Yoffee 31. David Su 32. Michael Cucek 33. Michael Dobiche .34. Howard Pein 35. Michael Melamede 36. Martin Giles Not Shown: Annie Merrill, Attila Szekely, Fiona Wilmot, Haneon Saved, Jason Leider, Jennifer Kroger, Jill O'Nan, John Graybeal, Marian Goad, Steve Eastman, Suzanne Kemmer Houses Hammarskjold 220 Residences QUAD Houses Haus Mitteleuropa 1. Michael Schenk 2. Frank N. Stein 3. Bcnli Pierce 4. Terry Lunas 5. Mark Businger6. Robin Seeley 7. Widdy Russell 8. Tim Hesterberg9. Keith Tansey 9a. Bev Classen 10. Chris Karlovich 11. Malu Game 12. Kathy Hoberg 13. Shanna Brokken 14. Herman Schenk 15. Richard Ortiz 16. Cynthia Larsen 17. Sharon Meader 18. Dave Posner 19. Cathy Bangert 20. Ann Doersch 21. Frances Hayashida 22. Laura Bent .23. WesCho24. Isabelle Richardson 25. Helga Carson 26. Eydie Okana 27. Bob Pahrc 28. Marta Rauch 29. Elke Knopp 30. Jim DeLaHunt Not Shown: Julia Offen, Greg Grove, Barbara Baughman, Nick Emdt, Claudia Lohnes, Heidi Chrisman, Bill Kooiman 19 8 4 Residences 221 Houses Hurlburt 1. Steve Moyer 2. Steven Sickle 3. Claire Duncan 4. Brigid Tuescher 5. 1 losea Belcher 6. Diana Arkoulakis 7. Bob Franklin 8. Mark Fleischauer 9. Melissa Hoel 10. Lorna YVeissinger 11. Emily Riedinger 12. Anne Bruner 13. Lynne Scaiapino 14. Peggy Puckett 15. Patricia Harper 16. Bill Burgess 17. Liga Bauer 18. Joanna Lohkamp 19. Maria Doelgcr 20. Bruce Murray 21. Bill Fereira 22. Linda Matonis 23. Gabriel 1c 24. Mary Minette 25. Linda Delos Reyes 26. Peter Kang 27. Tim Phillips 28. Rod Coull 29. Eileen VandeWetering 30. David Arnone 31. David Schmid 32. Shain Strnod 33. Scott Hisiop 34. Gary Gold 35. Phillip Spitz 36. Jerry Ball 37. Kevin Rudd 38. Brian Buss Not Shown: Brian Kato, John Lilley, Lisa Murphy, Melissa Mitchell, Maureen Shores, Julie Trudgen, Trudy Narikiyo, Orlando Elizondo, Amanda Leamon, Nam Kim, Kyle Yu, Eddie Gutierrez 222 Residences QUAD 1. Wilke See-tho 2. Sue Ruebush 3. Dawn Garcia 4. Bill McColgan 5. Dina Barbis 6. Tim McKnight 7. Steve Chen 8. Kerr)- Stuhr 9. Kirsten Lundquist 10. KenSchum 11. MelanieTurvill 12. J. Steve Pinson 13. Bill Berner 14. MikcMusson 15. Craig Jankowskv 16. Carolyn Tarkington 17. Dave Hoffer 18. Garth McCune 19. Dwayne Vimao 20. Becky Danelski Not Shown: Julie Baker, Merriane Bruch, Walt Coughlin, Laurie Edelstein, Pierre Valette, Heather Stone, Stuart Slonaker, Lily Shive, Andy Shinar, Mikr Sabina, Celeste Roach, Monique Regard, Shoshanns Ferziger, Chris Hill, Jeff Katzman, Joanna Mountain Houses Kairos 19 8 4 Residences 223 1. Brad Chun 2. Jeanette Martello 3. Michael 1 lawley 4. Lisa Haywood 5. Michael Allen 6. Alicia Malet 7. Cccile LeRoux 8. Leda Mussio 9. Jeff Adams 10. Kara Read 11. Paul Ortega 12. Nora Howell 13. Kate VViccolls 14. Andrea Colace 15. Chris Halsted 16. Janet Grangaard 17. Talis Haight 18. Tommy Battat 19. Hilary VVerhane 20. Michael Bowman 21. Jeff Weiss 22. Hadi Taheri 23. Jeff Blair 24. Rob Wood 25. Paul Ainslie 26. Laura Mullen 27. Eva Semple 28. Ted Gioia 29. Dan Cornew 30. Bob Stocking 31. John Vidalakis 32. Jason Marcario 33. Jesse Eisler 34. Mark Wilson Not Shown: David Brenner, Helene Duhamel, Stacy Jamar, John Kenagy, Lisa Lipari, Herman Morris, Dana Ratliff, Jim Schurz, Mar)' Sullivan, Vivien Vallarta, Donna Westmoreland. Carolyn Whitaker, Karen Whitaker, Debbie Widrow 224 Residences QUAD Houses La Maison Francaise 1. Gretchen Stahr 2. Scott Jenson 3. Maria Lustik 4. Kim Lene 5. Julie Foole 6. Anita Velardi 7. Todd Holzhauser 8. Jennifer Lee 9. Elena Porro 10. Ed Gresser 11. Ken Christman 12. Ronnie Jacobson 13. Erica Markum 14. Charlie Johnson 15. Stacy Tompkins 16. Sarah Paulsen 17. Susan Cooper 18. Claudia Schug 19. Audrey Ivanetic 20. Allen Menton 21. Sarah Bulten 22. Pierre St. Amand 23. Galen Hilgard 24. Jody Freeman 25. Sydney Rice 26. Jeff Pirkl 27. Rowen Bensch 28. Dave Fleming 29. Jon Cline 30. Gina Trinchero 31. Peter Tarczyhgrstuv 32. Mike Fadich 33. Brad Williams 19 8 4 Residence$ 225 Houses Lambda Nu 1. M.T. Kerrigan 2. Laurie Zamudio 3. Jeff Kishiyama4. Lisa Goldman 5. Sydney Smalley 6. Cathy Micklitsch 7. Kathy Heylcr 8. Jennifer Hoolhorst 9. Tom Austin 10. Diana Lieberman 11. NinaVanDyke 12. Jean Barry 13. Denise Huajardo 14. Monica Murphy 15. Akiko Bristol 16. Gina Carbone 17. Lori Chavez 18. Jim Rubenstein 19. Susie Adolph 20. Andy Posse!t21. Cal Fincher 22. Cal Fincher 22. Louis Hsieh 23. Chris Riordan 24. Rachael VanCleave 25. Duncan Weaver 26. Raghu Sanga 27. Marisa Butler 28. Eric Schuler 29. Julie Keaton 30. Craig Kuglen 31. Bob Ziegler 32. Dave Luth 33. Mike Lieberman 34. John McGovern 35. Mike Morrissey 36. Clarence Perry 37. John Faulkner 38. Mark Schrage 39. Sandy Galloway 40. Dave Burgess 41. Elliot Cheu 42. Andy Goomo 43. Butch Byers 44. Todd Gates Not Shown: Kiki Kelble, Dana Shelby, Kerry Hogan, Bob Honeycutt, O.C. Rilling, Bill Nelson, Lulu Rogers, Marlena Yokaitis, Vem Paxson, Damon Valdez, Andreas HUdebrant, Cujo Kang 226 Residences QUAD 1. Caroline Paul 2. Scott Parker 3. Carole Taylor 4. Sarah McCaffrey 5. Cathy Oliver 6. Tania Deeff 7. Sylvia Scanlon 8. James Kosic 9. Dave Purves 10. Katherine Roller 11. Jean Greaves 12. Lee Hoagland 13. Brian Washington 14. Mike Shrift 15. Tracy Sauerwein 16. Mike Gordon 17. Robin Breeden 18. Colleen Hendershott 19. Carol Paulson 20. Kevin Barry' Not Shown: Curt Cook, Andy Fitzhugh, George Fujii, Doug Huffman, Jeff Larsen, Kathleen Peck, Eric Rosenfeld, Chris Steevens, Dana Swenson, Carol Wendland Houses Lathrop 19 8 4 Residences 227 Manzanita 22S Residences QUAD Mirrielees 1. Ibn Newsome 2. Taeza Pierce 3. Sidney Jackson 4. Steven Wirt 5. Liz Lowell 6. Janie Wakatsuki 7. Sonia Sutherland 8. Majid Khorram9. Bizhan Moslehi 10. Stephanie Watkins 11. Robert Brave 12. Gloria Johnson 13. Jennifer Johnson 14. Todd Cotton 15. Yemaya Ponder 16. Angela Lew'isl7. Michael Guthrie 18. Lawrence Evans 19. Jennifer Alfaro20. Mark Shimozono21. SteveCollicott 22. Daniel Coles 23. Rodney Carter 24. Margaret-Ann Laing25. Angelique Horton 26. Norman Smith 27. Alexandra Coku 28. Renee Settles 29. Saundra Flaggs 19 8 4 Residences 229 Houses Murray 1. Randy Joss 2. {dichelle Gates 3. Kathy Ko4. Tom Rothenbucher5. Sherrita Cotton 6. Felicia Beth Stella 7. Jeffrey Camarillo 8. Susan Camarillo 9. Grego Camarillo 10. Justin Thulin 11. Lauren Kiefer 12. Alicia Kamian 13. Joyce Weatherford 14. Christy Ku 15. Clara Li 16. Felicia Lee 17. Marvin Su 18. Stacey Black 19. Russell Poore 20. C!arissa21. Dan Para 22. Karen Nickerson 23- Kim Rachmeler 24. Joe (Eskimo) Henri 25. Sharon VanDerBrock 26. Mac Feliciano 27. Brock LaPorte 28. Pam Wilson 29. Renee Andrjewski 30. Alex Gurza 31. Tony Quan 32. Eric Wendlandt 33. Ken Chavez 34. Lisa Naulls 35. Theresa Saiz 36. Ron Diaz 37. Marc Rosner 38. Mary Kay Benson 39. Patty Goodrich 40. Jeff Urdan 41. Geoff Skinner 42. Eric Johnson 43. Tim Cavanaugh 44. Mark Lockareff 45. Mark McKeen 46. Luann Teschmacher47. Jamie Bendfeldt 48. Suzanne Doi 49. Rob Snyder 50. Joe Sinner 51. Pam Clemens Not Shown: Lisa Barker, Steve Umfleet, Jeff Cain, John Hamilton, A1 Camarillo, Shaun Hoffmeyer, Jon Levy, Nannelte Kahn. Paul Cooper, Kent Turner, Peter Amsterdam, Jill Oehring, Cathy Janus, Daphne Kuhlman, Kate Waterhouse 230 Residences QUAD 1. Bill George 2. Bill Moore 3. Mark Sullivan 4. Chris Breunig5. Bob Rich 6. Ray Mills 7. Kyle Koehler 8. Joe Murphy 9. Rebecca Mischel 10. J.P. Solvey 11. Joanna Spiro 12. Melora Larson 13. Nicole Moayeri 14. David Schaberg 15. Kari Swarztrauber 16. Fox Vernon 17. Scott Ahlberg 18. Paul Gabriel 19. Mollie Norwitch 20. Rachel Vivanco 21. Marty Ray 22. Jennifer Padilla 23. Michel Helft 24. Eric Schwietz 25. Doug Macklin Not Shown: Bill Brockenborough, Amand Crane, Barn' Cromer, Evan Goulding, Tiffany Jackson, Peter Lee, Paula Lum, Lisa Maki, Mike McFaul, Mark Michael, Kathy Moffeit, Kate Nenneman, Lisa Ruben, Wendy Porter, Lynn Robbins, Kharis Powell, Eric Sippil Houses Phi Psi 19 8 4 Residences 231 1. AndyJohanos2. Nelson Christenson 3. Zoe Sutton 4. Bill Kit.iy 5. Steve Daniels 6. Julia Martino 7. RobTeigonS. Don Dresser9. Patty Stokes 10. Ralph Kiuttu 11. Dave Pienknagura 12. Sharon Reishus 13. Julia Ring 14. JillShannahan 15. Brian CHeu 16. Jon Uu 17. Ruth Amundsen 18. Jamie Shirley 19. Paul Bayon 20. Griff Derryberry 21. Leonard Cabacungan 22. Peter Hecht Houses Phi Sig 232 Residences QUAD Houses Roth 1. Ruth Wolfstein 2. Joyce West 3. Nancy' Toy 4. Elizabeth Ysrael 5. Kristen Kirchner 6. Dana Rabe 7. Valerie Horvath 8. Mellisa Youmans 9. Jennifer Williams 10. Joanna Burke 11. Patricia Delatorre Not Pictured: Wendy Skinner, Anne Bang, Mary Hunt, Jane Kiker, Peggy' Perkins, Audrey Weinland, Mariana Ysrael, T.J. Stevens, Jennifer Zolten, Valerie Christy, Kelly Spencer, Jennifer Nagorka, Laurie Coleman, Grade Howell, Patricia Barera, Lisa Mullen, Sally Lewerenz, Hallie Mohr, Kristen Brown, Pam Collman 19 8 4 Residences 233 Houses Storey 1. Richard Nagareda 2. Ron de La Pena 3. Lisa Baugh 4. Esther Berndt 5. Darin McGrew 6. Tanya Atagi 7. Ines Lahiff 8. Mori McCoy 9. Noah Oremland 10. Theresa Greaney 11. Tom Hwang 12. Steve Morris 13. Dan Agar 14. Mark Anderson 15. Steve Lindemann 16. Julie Hill 17. Dave Mack Not Shown: John Brennan, Mike Lung, Michael Ryan, Elaine Wang, Karen Weitz-man, Mary Bradach, Terry Weissman, Jim Lippert, Mike Wallace, Stcfi Sarka, Nancy Asbill, Shelley Bernard, Ursula Fuchs, Anne Hesterman, Christie Lee, Nancy Raff, Erik Kolderup, Paul Mathews, Katy Kinney, Corinne Gouvea, Linda Krueger, Terry Tsue, Rowland Burno, Miriam Kim, Kristina Jones, Neil Johnson 234 Residences QUAD 1. Chicken McNuggets 2. Slob 3. Jim Gaither 4. Sara Foster 5. Chuck Meyer 6. Dana Dreyer 7. Mark Mitchell 8. Dave Wachter 9. Bill Harrison 10. Brad Sewell 11. JoseGiner 12. Jonathan Treitel 13. Bettina Kurkjian 14. Jane Kinne 15. Louis Emery16. Ruth Shields 17. Mike Sonkowsky 18. Darby Hoover 19. Pam Tuft 20. Lynne Levitan Not Shown: Carrie Kim Houses Synergy 19 8 4 Residences 235 1. Laurie Chet Kagan 2. Audrey Chet Taylor 3. Kathy Chet Christman 4. Susan Chet Rice 5. Ken Chet Freedman 6. Diane Chet Gong 7. Katherine Chet Elwood 8. Stuart Chet Sloven 9. Jon Chet Kaplan 10. Susan Chet Wolcott 11. Karen Chet Sakanashi 12. Sean Chet Davis 13. Angie Chet Tonies 14. June Chet Chung 15. Vin Chet Bailey 16. Tracy Chet Reith 17. Paul Chet Reinholdtsen 18. Ronit Chet Setton 19. Raphaele Chet Bally 20. Danny Chet Shevitz 21. Sharon Chet Dyer 22. Cecile Chet Fraley 23. Lis Chet Menning 24. Lisa Chet Hosford 25. Tim Chet Hartman 26. Stephanie Chet Brown 27. Ed Chet Wolak 28. Jack Chet Chin 29. Jeff Chet Knowlton 30. Belinda Chet Kremer 31. Ray Chet Newman 32. Glenn Chet Baker 33. Larry Chet Weber 34. Stephen Chet Greaney 35. Slam Chet Self Not Shown: Julie Chet Armstrong, Beegemonger Chet Bower, Chris Chet Brown, Zhigiang Chet Cai, 1 lubie Chet Cheng, Jonathon Chet Dunn, Larry Chet Goldstein, Hideki Chet Kawamura, Eggbert Chet Kelly, Hae Chet Kim. Jammer Chet Langlot , Marly Chet Marko, Molly Chet Myers, Elmer Chet Nakao, Stephanie Chet Peirolo, Mike Chet Polonsky, Gopal Chet Raghavan, Debra Chet Reza, Sam Chet Smoot, Steve Chet Streng, Linda Chet Tiokasin, Rags Chet Varadarajan, Chet Chet Chet. Houses Terra 236 Residences QUAD Houses Theta Chi 1. Mark Adolph 2. Sam Sandmire 3. Eric Williams 4. Naomi Nagaya 5. Debbie Guatelli 6. Keith Rooney 7. Juan Byron 8. Vanessa Poster 9. Ed Walsh 10. Andrew Shields 11. Mike Scott 12. Becky Williams 13. Tom Kuffner 14. Linda Hcuman 15. SkeeterCzimskey 16. Richard King 17. Lee Williams 18. David Kanuch 19. Marsh McCall 20. Sathya Narayaran 21. Ahmjad 22. Tob Schechter 23. Jon Traugot 24. 25. 26. Matt Weselev 27. Melinda Israel 28. Mirvan Babic 29. Vicki Bunvell 30. Erin Mahan 31. Karen Kruse 32. Brent Slackett 19 8 4 Residences 237 Houses 353 Campus Drive 1. Dave Evans 2. Jim Kohn 3. Lloyd 4. Jeff Malinak 5. Phil Kiekhaefer 6. Jim Lobdon 7. Barbara Levcnson 8. Ginny Dominguez 9. Ted Murguia 10. Sara Rostand 11. Bob Cohn 12. Mike Drews 13. Eric Cohen 14. Doug Rigg 15. Allyson's sister 16. Chuck Narikiyo 17. Dave Smith 18. Mark Reinbold 19. Amy Taulbee 20. Anna Sanchez 21. Mike Anderson 22. Robert Northcutt 23. Stephanie Lipow 24. Chris Kober 25. Mark Valentine 26. A! Carlson !ot Shown: Jan Abouchar, Sue Andres, Allyson Brown, Lisa Buese. Katie Clark, Jason Cole, Kristi Fielder, Robert Greenberg, Alex Katzev, Madeline Kirbach, Chris Lyke, Steven Mannheim, Jeff Marks, Anina Merrill, Patrick O'Reilly, Anne Riley, Virginia Pereira, Duffy Smith, Sam Sunshine, Jennifer Torbett, Cheryl Velick, Adam Wand, Mary Williamson, Nancy Dolhert, Carvn Lucido, Joe Pinter, Mary Schaffer 238 Residences QUAD 1. David Kostanis 2. Val White 3. Anne Rosse 4. Kathy Nelson 5. Laurence Brothers 6. Ken Kudo 7. Weina Yang8. Mitch Kristofferson 9. Kathy Kudik 10. Bob Barckley 11. Eric Molley 12. Will O'Connell 13. Evelyn Uhling 14. Diego Cordovez 15. David Daniels 16. Gail Stein 17. Dave Azrin 18. Joe Covert 19. Eric Showers 20. Suzanne Causdie 21. Jeff Lewis 22. Ken Kim 23. Jimmy Clute 24. Marc Lyons 25. Karen Troutman 26. Craig Robinson 27. LauraCochran 28. Ted Freeman 29. Moses 30. M.K.S. Smith 31. Larry Jacobs 32. Ron Maclean 33. Ben Cope 34. Sean Moran 35. Anne Palmer 36. Katie Stock Not Shown: Diane Walters, Carolyn Weisz, Beth Michener, Patty Debenham, Conrad Damon, Beth Glazov, Janet Osterdag, Greg Horn, Joe Grunz, Mike Cheatham, Tony Oro, Donna Omitz, Sunia Yang, Gail Kudeczko, Anne Coyle, Squeaky Payer, Laura Priedoman, Eric Pierce, Lisa Weiss, Lizzie Brower Houses Whitman 19 8 4 Residences 239 1. Robin Park 2. Gretchen Lamb 3. Ron Chin 4. Adam Berns 5. Cris Poor 6. Carol Ihera 7. Jane I.ubisher 8. Jon Stilwell 9. Barbara Fitzgerald 10. Ali Stoeppelwerth 11. Marcy Wyells 12. Doug Jones 13. Kat Wets 14. Phil Benson 15. Mark Smurf King Thompson 16. Paul Mang 17. John Kaplan 18. Laurie Magnussen 19. Brian Logeman 20. Jim Arrison 21. Tom Moore 22. Nick Colburn 23. Bill Martin 24. David Sherman 25. Paul Carr 26. Jamie Carlin 27. Chuck Jacob 28. Bert Matsumoto29. Disco Dave Mackay 30. Mace Pembroke Not Shown: Lori Marguardson, Kathy Duerden, Tony Kahn, Susie Keefe, Wilfred Williams, Laura Linkletter, Alex Mooa-, Geoff Hindall, Jay Holland, Julie Hansen, Darrell Grissum, Leslie Leland, Deidra Dvorak, Alissa Riper, Willy Leichter, Ceci Hopp, Kagan Ceran, Katherine Wong, Linda Shwetz, Mike Clonts, Barb Nieto, John Cho, Patsy Hutington. Diana Liston, Georgene Osborne, Alex Liu, Betty Kaplan, Jessica Kaplan, Margo Friedland Houses Yost 240 Residences QUAD Houses ZAP 1. Kent Matsuzaki 2. Steve Hansen 3. Braxton Lathrop 4. Louise Kuo 5. Phil Juang 6. Tim Northrop 7. Kathryn Barnard 8. Manfred Ruby 9. Humberto Sauri 10. Patrick Wooley 11. Greta Gilman 12. Jackie Hiltz 13. Shelley Broback 14. Wendy Ellefsen 15. Tom King 16. Gary the Cook 17. Keith Kim 18. Mary Firenze 19. Sherri Sobrato 20. Regina Jacobs 21. Joe Huang 22. Barry Wells 23. Lisa States 24. MirOu-25. Sally Tuttle 26. Alfred Lutter27. Gail Gronert 28. Alex Duarte 29. Ken Yonamine 30. Eric Smith 31. Lawrence Tanimoto 32. Nori Tanaka 33. Peter Thompson 34. Virginia Villa 35. Lam' Widrow 36. Ron Moller 37. Kris Calvin 38. Bruce DeKock 39. Debbie Cranston 40. Amy Glaser Not Shown: Dorothea Anagnostopoulos, Catherine Beck, Jennifer Bleakley, John Chilcott, Kerre Dubinsky, Eric Gilbert, M'Lis Greenfield, Steve Hackel, Lori London, Carol Marzuola, Steve Olsen, Carol Rosalskv, Frank Scherkenbach, Lisa Stewart, Karol Watson 19 8 4 Residences 241 Fraternities Alpha Delta Phi 1. Myron Thomas 2. Tony Sanchez 3. Danny I.ee Kimzey 4. Some random woman 5. Gary Dispoto 6. Steve Slater 7. David Ehrlich 8. Jim Purviance 9. Steve Cohen 10. Paul Duffy 11. Jim Morrison 12. Ray Ludwig 13. Dee 14. Brian Baur 15. Devo 16. Prank Brunotts 17. Jeff Hemple 18. Dave Ashley 19. Alfred Padilla 20. Don Kennedy 21. Bubba22. Sad I wo 23. Mike Arguello 24. Jime Moore 25. Jeff Henrotin26. Niels Mayer 27. Scott Farley 28. Doug Peters 29. Doc 30. Larry Nadler 31. Jeff 1 lill 32. Gonzo 33. Hack-a-Tiel 34. Chris Fordsk 35. Mike McAuley 36. Agent 37. Mike Stryer 38. Aaron Stessman 39. Roger Greenberg 40. Dave Owens Not Shown: Jeff Gelles, Mike Broder, Toid, Joe Zak, Smash, Joe Zak, Randy Vogel, Neil MacAvoy, Joe Narducci, Po. Barney, Glen Ellis, Bernie 242 Residences QUAD 1. PeterSpangenberg2. Eric Sappenfield 3. MattGruen4. Dan Ballesteros 5. Eric Croft 6. Bill Lydiatt7. Craig Nunes 8. Dan Markowitz 9. Chris Schenk 10. Jerry Wentheim 11. Bill Captain Hook 12. Toby Farrand 13. Byron Wilson 14. Scott Widen 15. Elliott Sherr 16. Erik Engebrcth 17. Beta Sweatheart 18. Jeff lorilla 19. Steven Frank Or.) 20. Ed Callaway 21. Jeff Koss 22. David Frank (Sr.) 23. Alan Nakamura 19 8 4 Residences 243 1. Ted Irons 2. Greg Crawford 3. Jeff Santosuosso 4. Giancarlo Ferruzzi 5. Mark VanNote 6. Paolo Motta 7. George Ramos 8. Larry Evans 9. Matt Christianson 10. Steve Elig 11. Rick Hoskins 12. Nainai Ghavam 13. Rodney Robinson 14. Randy Villalovas 15. Arturo Fanas 16. Don Galles 17. Mike Gordon 18. Scott Mosher 19. Matt Bryza20. Tom Blaisdell 21. Pierre King 22. Clint Wright Not Shown: Jon Abbis, Jim Arnwine, Scott Barker, Dan Dudley, Pete Keyser, Doug Krans, Tony Nolen, Paul Turkatte, David Gelb Fraternities Delta Kappa Epsilon 244 Residences QUAD Fraternities Delta Tau Delta 1. John Woodberry 2. Jon Zierk 3. Mike Noble 4. Dave Marohnic 5. Steve Aimonetti 6. Doug Gwaltney 7. Marvin Creech 8. Jack Gilmete 9. Jim Ciymer 10. Rob Moore 11. KenOrvick 12. Mike Wyman 13. Jeff Deaton 14. Frank Dispaiatro 15. Don Lonsinger 16. Scott DuFoult 17. Ted Davis 18. Dave Harris 19. Jim Fisher 20. Jimmy O'Brien 21. Tom Murray 22. Tom Prukop 23. Chris Molumphv 24. Greg Lorenzetti 25. Grant Ryles 26. John King 27. Chris Britt 28. Jim Reeves 29. Tim Duenas 30. Darrell Stephens 31. Bruce Humes 32. Fred Lamngham 33. Brad Hightower 34. Tom Nye 35. John Barnes 36. Andy Hsu 37. Pete Andrews 38. Kevin Payne 39. Virgil Smith 40. Vic Morris 41. Pete Stanicek 42. Lyle Smith 43. John Leede 44. Jack Parent 45. Ken Green 46. Jeff Bradley 47. Kurt Josephson 48. Dave Wyman 49. Vince Greene Not Shown: Chris Chapman 19 8 4 Residence 245 Fraternities Delta Upsilon 1. John Hoffman 2. Dr. Spoo3. Keith H. Coleman 4. Roddy Rackley 5. Brodnay Jordan 6. Richard G. Newman 7. MarkSadaS. Brian Gordon VVeedman 9. Steve Mulcahy 10. Charles VV. Roclliglll 11. Phil 12. Benjamin Wilson 13. Dr. Robert I. Blum, M.D. 14. Jim Mild 15. Marvin Mouchawar 16. Thomas Milmo 17. Justin Clayton 18. S. Michael Dunn 19. Dr. Mark Price 20. RonShumacher21. Douglas D. Jehl22. David Midgley 23. Jarvis Slade, J.R. 24. Michael M. Minchin III 25. Bruce Bogle 26. Luke W. Cole 27. BobRende28. Brian Cox 29. John Harris 30. Russell Leonard 31. Rob Macaulay 32. Geoff Chief Bland 33. Brian Barnum 34. David Tytus Gardner 35. Bernard 1. Zaia 36. John Meehan 37. Jake Jacobson 38. Bruce Precball 39. Jamie Begeson 40. John Adams Engs Not Shown: Bob Bennett, David Breiner, Geordie McKee, Mark Daley, Mike Matthews, Rich Big Man Bridgeford, Dan Cummings, Dan Cummings, Dan Judge, Tom Crouch, Jon Blum, Tad Swanson, Neil Tennyson, Ednaaa, Elvis Hakala 246 Residences QUAD 1. Rich Geist 2. Gary Burbach 3. Richie Sobel 4. John Oops Hollister 5. Russ Harris 6. Greg Thoming 7. Spencer Rogers 8. George Lemaitre 9. Bret Sherman 10. Marcomole Costales 11. Takis Efstathiou 12. Randy Schwartz 13. Mark Baer 14. Dave Ford 15. Ron Mast 16. William Ledingham 17. Henry Alfaro 18. James Chiga 19. MarkSowka20. Rocky Rief 21. High Cook 22. Andrew Enthoven 23. Jeff Wise 24. Tim Whalen 25. Jim Fehring26. Dave Rice 27. Greg Hall 28. Vinnie Freda Not Shown: Scott Erickson, Jim Meyers, Eric Janis, Jeff Down, Todd Callantine, Joe Fisher, Steve Brever, Larry Shubert, Bob Who McGee, Doug Passaro, Jeff Huisinga, Jeff Lange, Murray Stoltz, Lanny Sawchuck, Doug Ackerman, Mark Roberge, Tim Romer, Karl Marks, Craig Elkins, Doug Thompson, Tim Robinson, Bob Karr, John Lutz, Eric Heitz, Kevin Kennedy, Ted Oliver, Conrad Rubin, Jack Allan, Lance Deal Fraternities Kappa Alpha 19 8 4 Residences 247 1. Scott DeBargcr2. Jeff Hermosillo3. Harold Hahn 4. Mike Saathoff 5. Matt Rattner6. Paul Lariviere7. Scott Giffin 8. Warren Tubbs 9. Brigham Johnson 10. Dave Siminoff 11. Pat Schultheis 12. Jeff West 13. MarkGiglio 14. Eric Botto 15. John Shin 16. Eugene Harris 17. Mark McWhinney 18. Andrew Grove 19. Frank Overton 20. Tom Clifford 21. John Magnus 22. John Brandt 23. Ted Hopper 24. Tom MacDonald 25. Dave Nunez 26. Eric Wolken 27. Fred Wainwright 28. John Wehner 29. Mike Markes 30. Mike Rogers 31. Ken Skillman 32. Leigh 33. Rick Bodor 34. Geoff Keith 35. Mark McEnroe 36. David Schoon 37. Robert Gregg 38. Steve Victorino39. Steve Fisher-Jones 40. Tony Rigler41. Barry Lurie 42. Tim Uttormark43. Todd Andrews 44. Tom Lutz 45. Dave Hoffman 46. Wally Relly 47. Christian Valentine Not Shown: Paul Apostolides, Chris Mee, Jack Kohler, Walter McKinnon, Walter Kingson, Brian Edmonds, Greg Cox Fraternities Kappa Sigma 248 Residences QUAD Phi Delta Theta 1. Brian Gonzales 2. Greg Wells 3. Andy Greenfield 4. Brett Foy 5. Huntley Castner 6. Eric Wolfe 7. Mike Harrigian 8. Eric Laurence 9. Alex Urcioli 10. Danny Parr 11. Allie Stanford Jr. 12. Scott Whitelaw 13. Danny Parker 14. Paul Chaltrv 15. Todd Kerr 16. Scott Rodeo 17. Jon Root 18. John Walton 19. Carter Cast 20. Phil Rowley 21. David Ligon 22. Dave Kalainov 23. Jeff Piper 24. Mark Lowe 25. Brett Monello 26. Mike Lengel 27. Mike Dahl 28. Nathan Brostrom 29. John Even 30. Griff Steiner 31. Shane Kim 32. Steve Smith 33. Benz Bendy 34. Andy Cohen 35. Bill Witte Not Shown: John Patrick, Charlie Marcus, Po Bronson, Bob Bhisitkul, Carlos Hernandez, Jeff Stevens, Dave Lamb, Andrew Dodds, Ken Randall. Pat Madden, Mike Reilly, B.J. Beal, Brad Knott, Mike Hood, Tom Vidano, Evan Collins, Rich Bray, Andy Messing, Bob March, Scott Guettinger, Wayne Brandt, Neal Lintecum, Grant Hasson, Tom Nelson, John Powell, Jay O’Connor, John Kerkorian Mack Tilling, Brett Barker, Brian Mariscal, Rogie Robinson, Jim Simons, Chris O’Brien, Peter Kelly, Paul Barber, John Simons, Bret Fuller 19 8 4 Raider,ccs 249 Fraternities Sigma Alpha Epsilon 1. Dan Dunn 2. Fritz Fischer 3. Brian Landrum 4. Mike Donohoe 5. Robert Kleinman 6. George Harper 7. Brian Buillard 8. Rick Schumacher 9. John Peterson 10. Mike Lutz 11. Scott Grimsby 12. Chuck Kruger 13. Ben Esty 14. Jeff Stuart 15. Pat Shannon 16. Andrew Roberts 17. Scott Newar 18. Ken Trauner 19. Bruce Brown 20. Joey Kalil 21. Alonzo Henry 22. Stan Stewart 23. Bill Reckling 24. Todd Larson 25. Scott Code 26. DaveGodat27. Craig Willey 28. Houston Holmes 29. Jack Norris 30. John Payne 31. Doug Dirschl 32. John Simeral 33- Fred Lopez Not Shown: Dan McComb, Rob Robinson, Joe Parish, Reese Gomez, Joey Giovacchini, Eric Dejonge, Robert Hipps, Greg 1 lerrera, Steve Munn. MikeGentlesk, Jeff Sims, Mike Solot, Scott Dubin, Tom Agosti, Bob Dickinson, Jim Duffy, Bob Dugani, Tate London, Joe Martinez, Mark McGowen, Vance McMahan, Taylor Reid, Matt Schwartz, Todd Sessler, Raj Suryanarayan, Todd Vanye, Greg Watkins, Bob Libman, Mike Steinbaum, Gerry Morgan, Dave Youman's, Craig Lochner, Scott Vitt 250 Residences QUAD o « 1. Steve Royer 2. Mark Locher 3. Mark Sherman 4. Kevin Wells 5. Tique Robinson 6. Jeff Schroeder 7. MaxSchederS. Curt Middleton9. Todd Watson 10. Mark Trout 11. Philip Chalk 12. PatMcQuillen 12a. Cameron Clarke 13. Dario Trevino 14. Steve Butt 14a. Ford Drummond 15. Justin Kennedy 16. Ray Martinez 17. Mike Llerandi 18. Sandy Zogg 19. Matt Schooler 20. Lary Ghirardo 21. Jay McKibben 22. Gregg Griner 23. Keith Cich 24. John Driver 25. Tom O'Reilly 26. Kent Seymour 27. Ted Campbell 28. Dan Labov 29. Kent Iglehart 30. Marc Milsten 31. Tim Brehm 32. Paul Toback Not Shown: Stef Bini, Dave Boyle, Paul DeDomenico, Craig Flower, Gar)’ Gardiner, Arne Lang-Ree, Mark Lowham, Jerry Masters, Boster Nicholson, Bob Spangler, Doug Toole Fraternities Sigma Chi 19 8 4 Residences 251 1. Paul Slater 2. Joe Coyne 3. Tern,- Parks 4. Eric Sorenson 5. Greg Baty 6. Mike Blanchat 7. Jim Rotter 8. Zest Kramer 9. Kappa Sigmund 10. Brad Kent 11. Anthony MacClendon 12. Rob Rest 13. Ray Flores 14. Rod Feldman 15. Lagoony Thorson 16. Jon Turk 17. Hondo Marcopolis 18. Steve Leonhardt 19. Dave Quechle 20. Big Bad Brad Leveen 21. Kent Marangi 22. Mark Daschbach 23. Pat Enthrust 24. U-Jean Kuerner 25. Stephen R. Pierce 26. Matt Grode 27. Bob Kollar 28. Scott GQ Ludeke 29. David Deutsch 30. Dug Mackey 31. George Turk 32. Oz Walker 33. Phil Altinger 34. Ron Theard 35. Little Scott Carpenter 36. Danny WesterField 37. Bill Cornog 38. Bio Stehlin 39. Charlie Webster 40. Jeff Ballard 41. Earl Koberlein 42. Sam Neff 43. Jeff Scooglega 44. Brent Martin 45. Kevin Bomar 46. Garin Veris 47. Who Cares 48. Shaun Pickering 49. Ed St. Geme Not Shown: Mark Andrews, Tony Bower, Bruce Brugler, Del Detwiler, Ed Katz, Matt Soderlund, T.J. Martin, Spide Smith, J.P. Holland Fraternities Theta Delta Chi 252 Residences QUAD Fraternities Theta Xi 1. Alan Hedge 2. Seth Click 3. Pete Moran 4. Roger Newman 5. JoshSchroeter6. Michael Nunez 7. Michael Flaherty 8. Michael Leakey 9. Damian Varni 10. John Brew 11. Michael Dickerson 12. MarkGillis 13. John Willis 14. Phil Lorch 15- Chris Graviss 16. BenSchroeter 17. Jeff Mundorf 18. Jean Ogens 19. Ben Isarankuras20.Chris Woo!folk21. Mark Kalkus22. Some dude 23. Ross Koda24. David Snatchez25. Melanie Chan 26. HoserJoe27. Chris Madden Not Shown: Kaulana Park, Jody Williams, Martin Holland, Kent Schwynn, Pete Landin, Eric V'an Halen, Chris Goodwyn 19 8 4 Residences 253 Seniors 256 Seniors QUAD 19 8 4 Seniors 257 SwEnjt 255 Seniors QUAD 19 8 4 Seniors 259 Liu Hudtcn Kristian Aasted Jonathon D. Abbis IniuUntt Engineering Ecencmtcs Mrttoirtif Engineering Roger G. Abou-Rached Civil Engineering Douglas Ackerman Btolegml Scienca Todd L. Ackerman Frances P. Ada Iniustne! Engineering Hum SWotfy Patrick E. Adair Pcirtxal Sdenee Bob Adams Jon Steven Adelstein Mark C. Adolph Susan E. Adolph Product lieugn PelUietl Srinw Eltvlncal Engineering Art John Affeldt Engltfh Karyn L. Aho hycMw Susan Keiko Akamine Linda Akiyama Humn Bulogy Bkirgienl Scencet M. Mark Albert Ecenomkt 260 Seniors QUAD ffremy Stanford Mary Elizabeth Alexander Bulogkal Seiencet Susan Alexander Oiemkal engineering Hilary I. Alexis ftyd� fc y Frances Allocca PMcMky Anthony V. Albertazzi Political Saeiw'VHk- James C. Anderson Product Deng Kelli Anderson Laura Michelle Anderson Marc Anderson ArUhropctogi Hunt bolcgy PuNic Petxy Mark S. Anderson History Nancy Warwick Anderson R. David Andrews Amman Stuim Ixonmtct Todd Eric Andrews Renee Andrzejewski Bradley Thomas Angle fntmtl Antlycn PtycMcgy Lnglah Induttrul Lnpneenng Karen Ankenbrandt Human Bxiogy Debra L. Appel Lconcmxt Amy K. Ardell Scott Arey Liz Argetsinger Petroleum engineering PuHtc PoUy'Lconomiot History 19 8 4 Seniors 261 Luz A. Arias Antonia D. Armstrong Elizabeth Amesen Dayna Gene Arnstein Alan D. Aronson Infxstntl EKgmtrmg Icettemict Eccnsfua ' Humm Bukgy Ecmomia Paul Baer Lttnomta Julie Baker Lynn Baker Marc Baker Patricia L. Baker PuN f Policy fcoiuct Design Electrical Engineering Industrial Engineering Todd Baker Jeff Ballard Elizabeth T. Bamann Catherine Ann Bangert William Brian Banister Cornwumoiftn English Human Biology Mechanical Engineering Lconcmm 262 Seniors QUAD HrjJ Peckur Paul V. Barber Econcmm Dina P. Barbis Biological Science Cricket Barlow EcenomxtlPciilical Soence Kathryn Barnard Hum n Bidogy Jean Elizabeth Barry Btdogtcal Saencet.'CmmiuMKn Timothy M. Barry Mary A. Barton Mindy Basham Julie Bauer International Relation International Relation Economic Hunan Bxiogy Kriss Baxter Hunan Biology Marsha J. Bazley Intematione! Relit tons Richard Allen Beane 111 Electrical Engoaeenng Michael D. Beck Oiemxal Engineering Biologxal Semen Susan Becker Geof y� cs David Beckstoffer SiratraraJ Engineering Douglas T.H. Bell Stephanie Bcmis International Relation Political Science 19 8 4 Seniors 263 Michael J. Bender Ero-wmia James Bendfeldt Economic Leslie Luida Bennett Human Bology J-eslie P. Bennett Anthropology Philip D. Benson Oierixal Engineering Laura Lee Benlz Static IAnguage anl Literature Jeffrey A. Benz Political Science PuNic Policy Richard Berge Hutory Tod James Bergstrom HittorytPchlicat Seance Adam Bems Economic Suzanne E. Bevash Political Science Bill Beyda Electrical Engineering Clark M. Bever Engirt Vivek Bhargava History Robert Bhisitkul Human BxtogV Erin Marie Bieme Bulogkil Science Lynne Biggar .'nternahomi Relation Pam Bishop EconornioePsychoiogy Susan M. Blaine Hutory 264 Seniors QUAD Tanya Marie Blair Thomas Blaisdell Gerard Vincent Bland Nikolas H. Blevins Clay Block bUlmMtl Engineering Mechinicel Engineering Humtn Bvtogy B ogieal Science Bktogxai Science Jeffrey Puttie Bloom Policy Richard Michael Bodor Julie Bonini David Gordon Borovsky Clarisa Borrego Httnta Biology InluHnal Engineering LconcemcsJAmencan Stuiie Biologic 1 Science Mitali Bose Ann Marie Boss Pciilical Science Human Bxiogy Victoria L. Bost CcwmiwuciirMn Anthony Bower M lhe aatk l Science Anthony J. Bouffard American StuJie Elizabeth A. Bower Humn Bicioge 19 8 4 Seniors 265 Steven H. Bowman Barbara A. Boyd Theresa A. Boyle Nancy Elizabeth Branch Hunan Biology Mutfrid EngmtmnglOpcrottonf Ravurrt Human Buajsy'Arj HtUory ' Psychology Emilv Brandenfels Aptfiltd £jrth Semen Wayne M. Brandt Political Semet Robert Branman Prychdogy May Braselton Uo’unm'Hulery Robert T. Brave Pubfie Policy Robin S. Breeden Pudx Policy Shelley Jean Broback Michael Broder InUrnitmol RtUliaa tconcmia 266 Seniors QUAD leremy Stanford Lisa A. Broderick Eccrxmic Andrew U. Brooks Carolyn Suzanne Brown Medmicat Engineering vtkinici! Enginernng Cynthia Susan Brown Biological Science Elizabeth L. Browning l umin Biolegy Amy E. Brumbaugh Human Btcicgy Claudia Jean Brummcl Anne Louise Bruner •Aitkeir-Ua! Science EngUsh Susan K. Bruno Economics Rosanne Marie Brunolli Economic Charyl Bryant Human Bidejfy Kristina L. Bunch Sidney R. Bundrage Gary Burbach Earth Science ' Economic Induttnal Engineering Stuart C. Burden Susan Leigh Burrus Wendy Elizabeth Burton Krissie Bush Human BMogy Human BicAagy ' Human Ecology IrJuctrul Engineering R. Chris Butchko Hittory 19 8 4 Seniors 267 Cecil Carter Butler Jr. ftwlnm EnjiwnMjt Karen Y. Butler Iniluilm! Engineering Teresa Butzerin Electrical Engineering Maria Neva Buyco E� XUiM Lawrence Byers CVwi.nl Engineering Steven Xavier Cabrales Christopher S. Cadman Robert S. Call Kris L. Calvin Analinda Camacho-SIovic Bidegtcal Setencn RokynW Semen Eemamn-Ungutget EeoncrnimSocieiofy Hum Bulcgy William Campbell Carolyn E. Campos Jennifer Lynn Cannon Bart A. Carev Albert D. Carlson Eleetneal Engineering InJuttrul Enjtm™ Eecwei'Humn B� bgy Medical MicnNttogy Electrical Enpneenng Elizabeth Carlson BDbgkt! ScicncntPsychotogf Laurie Carmick nlrrndlRi ut Relit urn Scott R. Carpenter IntemaUcirul ReUtuns Todd Carpenter Swtcgical Semen Edward A. Carr Political Science Eecncmn 26$ Seniors QUAD Sarah Winlodc Carre! Jennifer Lee Carrel! Helga M. Carson Jill Carson Richard C. Carson Enjtto Internals Relation, biological Semen ftphdoge Judith Ann Carter Hm) Biology Julie Carver Political Science Howard D. Cash Piyehoacouctm Perla Cassayre Sandranetta Casson Human B dogy ' PuHk Pcixy Hicela J. Castruita Daniel Cayley-Chung Christine Chai Ptychology Biological Semen! tagtnh Muuo Biological Semen Philip Chalk History Andrew R. Chan Political Semct 19 8 4 Seniors 269 Caroline S. Chang Rob C. Chang Silvia A. Chang Cynthia T. Chao James J. Chao CommumcttmHiMin Eleclncal Engmetni ; Hunun Bk i)gy Bn prt Stimct Pswtabgy Kenneth Lee Chung Political Saence'Industnal Engtrumng John Chilcott to,flu David Charron Mtckewal Eitgmtrmg Joe Chavez PcCtltctJ Som e Lori Chavez Mrrhinkal Engineering Helen Koyu Chen fMcgk ! Soften Paul Peichuan Chen LUxtncal Zngmtrmg Steven T. Chen EUctncal Enginemng Iris Sugie Cheng Biolopcal Somcrt I Jack Chin muiacatkn'Hunin Btology Greg M. Ching Pkibtcphy ors QUAD H. Wesley Cho Kristen Christopher Lisa Karen Christopher Keith Cich Alice Clark Baoiogicol Sonca Human Biology EconcmcvCemmwfieatton Economic Ptychology Pamela Clemens Thomas B. Gifford Mary Madeline Closmann Linda Jo Clumeck James R. Gute oman literature Exgitth Hatery Exgtuh Mechanical Engmemig David S. Cobabe Eighth Melissa Cobb B cgkal Semen Alexandra Coku Eighth UUrotuit Jason Cole Luke Winthrop Cole CcmmumcaluM MUicol Science Pamela Collman Ptychdogy Alan Comnes Catherine Day Conley Connie Renate Conley Science. Technology, and Society Ptychclogy Human Biology Patricia A. Conroy Political Sonet Mowbray R. Coquillard Craig T. Cordova Catherine W. Corlneiz Daniel Comew Laura Corral Humm Biology Economic Geology Humax Biology InduUntl Engmemig Human Biology 19 8 4 Seniors 271 Marco D. Costales I’lternttone! Relit tens Stephen G. Cottrell InJuitrul Engineering Frank Jeffrey Coufal IMcjtkel Science Hntory Darcelle Cox Mechinical Engineering Walt Coughlin Gregory T. Cox Joseph E. Coyne Erin Craig Steven Dale Crain Charles M. Crane Political Science'Economic Chemt.il Engineering Ceoghy m Phync Bioijgical Science Brian M. Croll Barry Lee Cromer Kathleen M. Crozier Denise CrunkJeton Alan H. Crystal Mtftaaalfcal Science Biological Science Englith ini litlun LiterHum Biological Sciences Political Science John Curotto Julie A. Curry Ervin Skeeter Czimskey Ann Sherman Daggett Daniel S. Dale Political Science HMory Musk Biological Science Phytxt Valerie Day Cconemk 'Political Science Marc V. Daniels Electrical Engineering Dewayne Dantzler Electrical Engineering Catherine David Chemical Engineering Dianne Davidson Manat Science 272 Seniors quad Lisa Anne Davis Richard M. Davis Cemptrilwe meriturt Phyuci Sara Davis Stacy F. Davis Eric William G. Dawson Elizabeth DeAvila Betty P. DeLaTorre Humn Bktogv Boicgxal Science Pditkel Science IrArrnatKmi Return Ecmmaci Linda DeLosReyes Jim DeVito Stanley Kwan Dea John F. Debenedetti Michel George Debiche Humn Bidofelniutinal Engineering Econcmm Ckematry Human Biotcrgii Geopkytkf Anthony Debs Timothy D. Deck Paul Dedomenico David Dee Tracy Deisher BieicgrcsJ ScmceuHatery Mechanical Engineering Cenmumcitkjn ujwwv Humm Bwbgy 19 8 4 Skiers 273 Christina Demopulos F. Burke Dempsey Ray Dvpalatis Carmel T. Derecho Don Detwiler Sislcgical Semen Earth Sciences ' Hu mm tkc egy Economics Chemical Engineering John Devincenzo Dawn M. Devore Mohammad Diab Loretta Yvonne Dickerson Lew Dickey Bulegical Semen Chemical Engineering Btokgxal SeiencesiCtnssici Chemical Engineering Enghih Patti Donahue Michael G. Donohoe Will Doolittle Inlerntticml Relations Earth Semen English 274 Seniors Q U A D i Jeremy StenfcrJ lerem SUnbrl Pamela E. Dore CcmmuraultCK Pamela Douglas Don Dresser fW.f aJ Science Michael D. Drews Electrical Engineering Maitreya Doshi Ecmmr John Drum Elizabeth Drye Don Lynn Duchow Dennis John Duckworth Helene Marie Duhamcl Llectncel Engineering Humir. Bvlcgy Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering CemmuuMta'n Lori Allison Duke Rulcgicel Somen David Dunbar Electrical Engineering William L. Dunbar Mediemcal Engineering Claire Duncan Geology John Duncan Language . PdXica! Science Daniel J. Dunn Eeaeiomk Elizabeth Ross Dunn Btolcgxel Science Frank Arthur Dustin Andrew S. Duxbury Philcnogbe Chemutry'Bidogical Science 19 8 4 Seniors 275 Darby Dye Hatery Julie A. Eads Stephen E. Eastman Carol Edgarian Elizabeth Edmonds PiycMegy Eammia MUkal Science Engliih ApylteJ Earth Semen Stephen Edmondson Elizabeth F. Eilert Andrew Brewer Eills David B.J. Eisner Sami El-Saden Clauta EngtoshEcenomict Hiilery EnglaJr Eecwnta Karen Elgee Notary Steve Elig C. Craig Elkins J. Paul Elliott Cynthia Gwin Ellis Humtn Bielegy fkekgtct! Semen Brelcgtcal Semen Englah Amy Ellison David James Ellison Soo Jean Eng Patrick G. 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Wehner £ rth Semen Baakgml Semen Kevin Wells Pbyuet Pamela Anne Wells Duane Weninger Bhei.'garal Semen Omueal Eapnemag 322 Seniors QUAD frrrrrf StanfcrJ Scott Adam Whitelaw Humtn Btdofy Larry Marc Widrow Phyacs Steven E. Widtfeldt Richard B. Wilder Andrew B. Willett Eric B. Williams Freddie Alvin Williams teenonacs Chtmkul EnginimnglBaetogicul Somers English Mrchimcul Engineering BinlcyaaJ Somers Jefferson S. Williams Lacey Williams Rebecca Anne Williams Vaughn Williams Linguistics Eancmki Psychology Humm Bxiogy Fiona Wilmot English 19 8 4 Seniors 323 Byron Wilson Pamela S. Wilson Samuel L. Winder Graham H. Winton Peter Wirth OsrxrsJry'ftK gv Engtah Orel Engineering Engtuh'Drma EccnymnSpinuh Bennett R. Wo Kathy Woehrle Michelle Wolf Doug Wolf Eric Andrew Wolfe rJu« sjI £«fiiuvnn$ CflwimimiMlicWHumiii Bairn;v HMfiry Mtfhenalnx] Science HttMtyiEtcnomic Anne Wooster Samuel S. Worden Cirri’ Eajkviii; Orel Engineering Nancy C. Wong Eitgtiih Patrick Woollev tlulcrv Robert B. Woolsey ffitftnr Ginton E. Wright Eccmmia Diana C. Wu Pfyctvicgy 324 Seniors QUAD Michael Emmett Wyman Phillip Chung-Ming Yang Ewnwio £ � Ami S!wfir Martin C. Yee Stephanie Yee Spencer Shang-Ming Yeh Sung Joo Yoo Elizabeth Ysrael Hwmtn Bteiogy InJuttrul tKpxxmxf Eawmn Mental 5mn LUctncal Lngmermg Intmatmri ReUtumSfttna)i Utenhot James S. Zogg CernmumXKvi Jennifer Eden Zolten Rob Zweig Ucnyrrxt.'PcliliCMl W William Ellis Kathryn Kocurek Bk £x I Semen Mathew L'Hcureux Enwmio Stuart Marks Llntnctl Engiitrrmg Allaire Paterson Psychology 19 8 4 Seniors 325 Orientation Weekend (this page) welcomed new and returning students to campus with traditional scenes of moving in, square dancing, and foothill. This year's orientation weekend game offered a taste of things to come: Paul Wiggins Cardinal lost to San lose State coached by Jack Ela-ay. The Spartan coach would assume the head position at Stanford later in the year. lock Oiin 328 Conclusion QUAD CtmrUvji Cny K'lM Itw Stanford Duly Cwrtnjr of Arlif Sl’nlrrCThc Stanford Dally BUILDING HOURS 8 am. -12 midnight Monday-Thursday 8am-10p.m. Friday 9 am-6 pm Saturday 9 am.-12 midnight Sunday The reduction of Friday and Saturday hours at Meyer Library (left) caused a small uproar early during Autumn Quarter. The library system argued that use of the library on these evenings teas so light that it did not justify keeping the building open. Student protests loon out, however, and evening hours were restored. Sally Ride's story (below) focused national attention on the University during the fall. Holder of four Stanford degrees, the space shuttle astronaut uas the first American woman in space. A feared sight to mopedders on campus pedestrian malls (bottom) was the Stanford Public Safety officer — a necessary one, however, to enforce vehicle exclusion regulations in areas already dangerous from bicycle crowding. 19 8 4 Conclusion 329 Cotirtety d Artie Slreihrr Ttw Sunfonl Ccmrtny cj Hew Jn f PhHKHticm Plans (or future construction and development got quite a bit of coverage. Schemes to remodel the Quadrangle's center courtyard (right) were the topic of community discussions in preparation for summer 1984 construction, and designs for Stanford West (below) continued to receive press even though the project was stalled. 330 Conclusion QUAD Stanford Well ImiKnmtnLil ImpKt Report Ctwrlnv 4 the Prtfttt A III Seivral major construction projects were completed or very nearly finished during 1983-1984. Among these urre the Braun Center for the Department of Music (left), the Ralph and Marian Falk Cardiovascular Research Center (below left), and the Center for Integrated Systems building (below). Ccwrtrjy cf Artie Streiberm Sanford Daily 19 8 4 Conclusion 331 Cautery ei Jill CiSIvrt Thc Sanford Daily Big Game 1983, while clearly unfulftiling on the field in terms of making the '82 travesty right, did prove satisfying in other uvys. The San Francisco rally (right) went smoothly, insuring, with any luck, the City's welcoming Stanford back in the future. In addition, a couple of new slogans emerged (above and top) — We Got In and Fuck Cal — the former implying that many clad in blue and gold were denied admission to Stanford, and the latter standing as a rather blunt expression of the frustration felt at Stanford after Cal's ungracious behavior in victory the previous year. 332 Conclusion QUAD o t this tv fw Offer wide array of programs, perform substantial research and grant Ph.D.’s in a variety of fields. Share of Responses Citing School 1. Stanford University................................48.8% 2. Harvard University.................................47.6% 3. Yale University....................................37.8% 4. Princeton University...............................28.0% 5. University of California, Berkeley.................24.4% 6. University of Chicago..............................18.3% 7. University of Michigan, Ann Arbor................17.1% 8. (Tie) Cornell University and University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign .. 12.2% £ 10. (Tie) Dartmouth College and Massachusetts Institute of Technology ... 11.0% 12. California Institute of Technology ...........9.8% 13. (Tie) Carnegie-Mellon University and University of Wisconsin, Madison..........8.5% -2 The screwed teddy bear (top left) that the Axe Committee placed in the Axe Cafe at Trefidder for Autumn Quarter probably won't be moving scon. Andifhedoes, itwon'tbe to make way for the Axe. Come next November, though, let's hope he has to try to find an apartment in Berkeley ... Renovation work on the Stadium (top right) began scon after Big Came. New locker rooms, new rest room and concession facilities, and a revamped press box util make the Stadium ready to host the NFL Super Bowl game in January. 1985. Education and the media once again had praise for the Uniiyrsity (left). In its November 28, 1983 issue. U.S. News and World Report released the results of a survey of the nation's college presidents on undergraduate education. Stanford ranked first, cited by 48.8% of the respondents as one of the top five National Universities. The Reagan Library issue also focused much outside attention on Stanford. In addition, campus debate on the acceptance of the documents and of a public policy center was fierce, sparking many letters to editorial pages and student discussion forums (above). 19 8 4 Conclusion 333 Stanford and the publication Newsweek on Campus had quite a year together. In an October, 1983 article, the magazine listed tohat it had found to be some of America's biggest micks, citing Professor John Kaplan's Criminal Law class and prompting Kaplan to file a libel suit (right). In the March, 1984 issue, a feature on collegiate hangouts featured our own beloved Oasis (above). And the cover of the April edition loos graced by Stanford students Wendy Lan, Julie Kono, Greg Lim, and Howard Lau in conjunction with a report on Asian-Americans in college (above right). Cops and Robbers Political Science 183K Lav) ‘109 Soci-ology J09: The Criminal Law and the Criminal System. Prof. John Kaplan. Stanford Criminal Law is recognized as the easiest five credits a Stanford student can earn. Attendance: unnecessary. Lectures are broadcast over campus radio station KZSU, and it’s not unusual to find students listening to the lectures on portable radios while sunning themselves on the grassy slope above DcGucrrePool. Requirements: few. To be exact, a take-home midterm and a multiplc-choicc final. Grading: “scientific,” in Kaplan’s words. He finds out the exact percentage of A’s, B’s and Cs being given out all over the university and fits his students’ scores to that curve. Junior Erie Dawnson got an A on the final a couple of years b'ack after taking it out on the grass and finishing in 50 minutes. Also taking the exam were two students in top hats and three-piece suits, calmly checking off answers between sips of champagne.__ 334 Conclusion QUAD All mlrruli n (Ai ptgt ty New � week on Campu The California lifestyle was very much in evidence this year on the Farm. Energetic frosh Jim Case (above, fourth from left) spent $400and a week in January constructing a hot tub in his room to entertain such friends as Kermit Marsh, Andy Metzger, Tom Burgess, Daie Datez. and Derek Holley. Residential Education wasn't quite as pleased (they probably just weren't invited for the ribbon cutting) and ordered the tub removed. As it aus, though, no one in Northern California really needed their hot tub inside this winter — unseasonably warm and dry Heather uvs the rule most of the quarter, and resulted in many outside scenes such as these friends taking a study break on the Tresidder Patio (left). 19 8 4 Conclusion 335 March is apparently the month for European leaders to visit the Farm. Seeming tofollmo Queen Elizabeth's lead of last year, three more dignitaries from Europe came in March 1984. On the third, the University hosted President Rudolf Kirchsdilaeger of Austria (right). Then, on March 14 came the visit of King Girl XVI Gustafof Sweden (bottom, photographed with Stanford's faculty Nobel Laureates). Finally, on the 26th, President Francois Mitterand of France toured a bit of the campus (below) including the University's Center for Integrated Systems. 356 Conclusion QUAD cm this ftigr awtny of Artie SfrohrrTh Stanford Daily Cmirtny cf Greg HUMhc Stanford Daily Stanford also attracted a number of other prominent guests this year. Among than were consumer activist Ralph Kader (left); Lee lacocca. Chairman of the Board of Chrysler Corporation (bottom left, pictured with Business School Dean Robert Jaedicke); Barry Commoner, environmentalist and Citizen's Party 19SU presidential candidate (bottom right); and alumnus Alan Cranston, United States Senator from California (below). 19 8 4 Conclusion 337 Ceurtny Rat SorwyThc Stanford Duly Csmrtety Artie Streihrr Th Stanford Daily New additions to campus this year were the bright red minibuses of the revamped Marguerite shuttle line (right), which replaced its arcluiic school-bus type vehicles and extended its routes in time for the start of Winter quarter. Winter quarter also brought other things, including memories of one of the nastiest chapters in the University's history. Theodore Streleski. convicted of the 1978 murder of math professor Karel deLeeuw. made headlines as he came up for parole (below). Saying that he was noncommittal about returning to Stanford to kill again. Streleski made the University community understandably upset about his release. The haunting theme of 1984 was an oft discussed one as the fateful year finally arrived. Author George Orwell and his novel Nineteen Eighty-four wre the topics for a January lecture by History Professor Peter Stansky, a renowned Oruell expert (below right). 338 Conclusion QUAD Gwrtey of AnJrnc Knliwm.Thc Stanford Daily Courtesy of Katurtf on The Stanford Daily High points and low points always occur. First for a low point — food service. The debate over its high cost (left) and lack of flexibility continued this year, but it is difficult to say if any changes will result. Now for a high point —on February IS, Maples Pavilion saw one of its wildest basketball Kents eter as try Cardinal took dam legendary UCLA on CBS regional television 75-6-t. No one kn.oivs if any damage was done to the playing floor after ■ --------------------------------------------four jumps in All Right Now (below). Ccartfty cf Dcm MiMcVThe Stanford Ditly 19 8 4 Conclusion 339 CetirUty cf Artie SlrnbcrRbt Stanford Daily The latest addition to Stanford's outdoor art collection was a George Segal piece on loan, entitled Gay Liberation (above). Installed in late February near the Math Corner, it uas attacked less than tuo weeks later l y an unknown assailant wielding a large hammer. The sculpture proved to be a topic of controversy, but most seemed to agree that the vandalism was one of the most unfortunate occurrences of the year. The trees that could set a legal precedent (top right) stand in the Faculty Ghetto. A lawsuit initiated this year by Engineering Professor and Mrs. Rudolf Sher contends that trees belonging to Psychiatry Professors P. Herbert and Gloria Lieberman block solar access. The Shers uere asking Santa Clara County Superior Court to order the remoial of tu o large trees and the trimming of others under the state's 1978 Solar Shade Control Act. Whatever the outcome, the case promised to set a precedent for solar access questions. Athletic Director Andy Geiger (bottom right) was in the limelight as his detriment scrambled to make up a deficit which threatened to reach $1.7 million. He stressed that the department was becoming more fiscally conservative but that its sound values had not been shaken. The key step in cost cutting uas the implementation of a restructured intercollegiate Sf orts system. 340 Conclusion QUAD Ccmrtesy of Artie Streitvrrth Stanford Daily Courtesy cf Adam CrouminOThr Stanford Daily Founder's Day on March 11 (top) was a special one, as 1984 marked the centennial of the event to which the University owes its existence — the death of Leland Stanford Junior. His parents (family portrait, left) founded the University in 1885, and it opened in 1891. 1985 through 1991 will be known as the University's Centennial Period and will include special events and a new fundraising drive. Despite the effort of several protesters (above), Stanford students said yes to the C.I.A. as unexpectedly high numbers turned out at on-campus career information sessions. The strong interest was typical of a nationwide trend among young people toward more consent live and. as many would argue, more responsible attitudes. 19 8 4 Conclusion 341 Ctartay of Adim Crewmm Thc Stanford Daily Cowrtray cf Rat SnmtyThc Stanford Daily As spring set upon Stanford, everyone anticipated the debut of the tew Dollies. Next year's Dollies are (above, clockwise from top left) Kelly Colbert, Brenda Branin, Monica Lytle, Ellen Rosenthal, and Kathy Lowe. The arrival of something else was eagerly audited as well — the delivery of discounted Macintosh computers (right) through the University's Microdisc program. The amazing little machines were aixtilablc to Stanford faculty, students, and staff for a base price of $1000 — $1400 below normal retail. Of the 235 million people in America, only a fraction can use a computer. 342 Conclusion QUAD Courtesy of Aiim G'wmm.Thc Stanford Daily Spring quarter included a number of popular activities, both traditional and new. Outdoor megaparties and afternoon baseball (below left) were around as always. Other events included those sponsored by Captain Big Way (above left) and his Club, and those of the Voter Participvtion Conference, including the opening address by NBC News Anchor Tom Brokaw (above). 19 8 4 Conclusion 343 Cmrtmy tf Mtm CroMnxn The Sunford Duly rn+rJj, iH ip jf|| is What's in it for you? .... Everything! salad bar and sandwiches pastries, coffee, and cappucino frozen yogurt and pizza beer. wine, and beverages a quick-stop store banking and ticket sales recreation with bowling, pinball and video gam outdoor equipment rentals travel and hair salon service art exhibits, concerts, film, and excursion campus and bay area information louhging and relaxing Information: 497-4311 Campus Events Tape: 497-0336 Conclusion QUAD Stanford Alumni Association Bowman Alumni House, Stanford, CA 94305 (415) 497-2021 19 8 4 Conclusion 345 STANFORD BOOKSTORE MAIN STORE on the campus (415) 329-1217 MEDICAL BRANCH 135 University Avenue Palo Alto, CA 94301 (comer of University Ave. 5 High St.) ATHLETICS BRANCH Angel1 Field Stanford, CA 94305 (comer of Galvez $ Campus Dr.) DEAR ALUMNI, FOR YOUR MAIL OR SPECIAL ORDERS FROM ANY OF OUR THREE STORES, PLEASE SEND YOUR REQUESTS TO: STANFORD BOOKSTORE ATTN: MS. 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Mass 01349 Your yearbook portrait is your personal record of a milestone m your career your college education It's important to share this occasion with those who have a special place m your life What nicer way is there to let your family and friends feel a part of your achievement than to present them with one of your portraits. 346 Conclusion quad 19 8 4 Conclusion 347 lick Chm Student Index CLASS CODES Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior Cotcrmirul MAJOR CODES Selves' ef Eerth Same CccJocy Geophysics Applied Earth Sciences Petroleum Engineering Selves' of Engineering Pre-Engineering Aeronautic k Astronautics Chemical Engineering CM Enguscenng Electrical Engineering Applied Sievhank Engineering Science General Engineering Induttriai Engineering Material Science k Engineering Mechanical Engineering Engineering-Economic Syttons Operation Research ScEocC of HnmniUtt and Seirrxw Food Rewarch International Relation American Studies Medieval Studies Art Ea t Auan Studio Chin Japaneie Human Biokigv Biological Science Chemistry Class Communication Economic English Latin American Studie History Humahitie Special Program Btophytic Applied Phy i Anthropology 1 2 3 C B90 iw: im B98 DOS DIO Dll D12 D13 DU DI5 D16 D17 DI8 DI9 D20 D2I E02 E07 E24 E25 £26 E27 £28 E30 E31 E32 E33 £34 E35 E36 E37 E38 E39 E40 E42 E43 E44 Mathe matte French Italian German Studie Human Language Russian k Eatt European Studio Slav language it Literature Spanish Lrnguiatic Music Philosophy Phytic Political Science Psychology Religious Studio Modern Thought k literature Sociology Mathematical Science Drama Statistic Computer Science African k Afro-Amcnean Studio Comparative Literature English k French Literature English k Italian literature English it German Litcratur English k Spanish Literature French k Italian Literature French k English Literature Italian k English Literature Italian k French Literature Philosophy t Religion Studio Clastic k Humamtio Comparative Literature k Humanities English Hununltie French It Humanitie German Studie Humanitie History U Humanitio Modern Thought k Lit. k Humanitio Philosophy Humanitio Slavic Lang Lit. Humanitio Spanish Humanitio Drama k Humanitie Religious Studio k Humanitie Mutae k Humanitie B45 E46 E47 E4S E49 E50 ESI ES2 EM ESt ESS ES7 ESS E59 E60 E62 E63 EM E6S EM. E67 £68 E69 E70 E71 E72 E73 E74 E75 E76 E77 E78 ESO ESI E82 E83 EM ESS E86 E87 ESS E89 E90 E91 E92 Sc w( of Mcilkmc Medical Microbiology H78 Unifiiheud Programc Individually Designed Major . Science, k Society )41 K93 J97 Undeclared U00 a Name Clat Major Page Aaron. William 4 WO Aatted. Kristian c D17 E39 2(0 Abb , Jonathan 4 D19 244. 2(0 Abbott. Robert 1 UOO 1S4 Abdelnour, Hicham 3 D12 Abdul-Rahman. Yakub 2 UOO 187 Abernethy. Mark 1 UOO 174 Abou-Rached. Roger C D12 260 Abraham, jane 3 B94 Abrahamson. Jennifer 2 ES4 Abrahamson. Kurt 3 D16 140, 180 Abram . Alice 4 E34 117 Abram . Eric 3 E6VESS 194 Abram . Keith 4 ES9 Abramson. Michael 3 E39E38 193 Aceves. John 3 E43 Ache on. Brent 3 E30 213 Acker, David 2 UOO 176 Ackerman, Douglas 4 E35 247. 2(0 Ackerman, Todd 4 D17 260 Acquatella. John 1 UOO 2CW Ada, Franco 4 E34 2(0 Adair, Patrick 3 ESS 260 Adams, Felicia 1 UOO Adam . Gregory 1 UOO 206 Adam . Jeffrey 2 UOO 224 Adam . Karen 2 1X0 205 Adams, Lori 2 UOO 208 Adams, Robert 4 D16 212, 260 Adams, Rose 2 UOO Adarkar, Ash vein 2 uco Adelstein. Jon 4 ESS 193,260 Adler. Eaurencv 4 E30 217 Adolph, Mark 4 D13 237, 260 Adolph, Susan 4 EJO 226, 260 Adolphs, Ralph 3 E36 Adsit. Elaine 3 E34 Affeldt. John 4 E40 209. 260 Afonso. Andrea 3 E07 366 Agar, Daniel 4 D13 234 Agnost, Victoria 4 E3S Agosti, Thomas 3 B9S 250 Agra . Andrew 1 UOO 174 Aguilar. Audrey I UOO 195 Aguilar. .Martha 3 E34 E59 Aguilera. Jeffrey 2 D19 204 Aguirra. Martin 1 UOO 19S Ahibers, Scott 4 E43 231 Ahlgren. Kristin 1 UOO Aho, Katyn 4 ES9 2(0 Aimonetti, Steven 4 E30 245 Ainslio. Paul 3 894 224. 366 Aizpuru. Jose 2 DI3 216 Ajemtan. Carol 2 UOO Aka mine. Shiny a 2 UOO Akaminc. Susan 4 E34 2(0 Alcana. Teresa 4 D17 Akimoto. MiU 2 UOO A Lino. Nora 4 E40 Akiyama. Linda 4 E3S 217.260 Alabardo. Wayne 2 UCO 184 Alad|em, Da met 1 UOO 205 Albert. Michael 4 E39 260 Albcrtazzi, Anthony 4 E54ESS 261 Albiscon. Catherine 1 UOO 175 Albornoz, [aura 2 ESS 194 Albritton, Darnel 4 E36 205 Aldape, Kenneth 4 ES5 E35 Aklape. Mark 3 E39 Akien, John 1 UCO 175 Alden, Suzanne 3 D19 200, 201 Aleman. Maria 3 E34 216 Alessandra. Gregory 1 UCO 195 Aksvi. Sally 2 LXO 193 Ale . Mark 1 LXO 211 AJexander. Charles 2 UOO Alexander. Christopher 2 E57 205 Alexander. Leslie 2 UOO Alexander, Mary 4 E35 261 Alexander. Paul 2 UOO Alexander, Stephanie 1 UOO 179 Alexander. Susan 4 Dll 217. 261 Alexander. William 4 E39 177 Alexis, Hilary 4 E59 261 Alfaro. Henry 3 E39 247 Alfaro, Jennifer 2 UOO 229 Alfaro. Juan 3 E35ES2 194 Ali, Nayyer 4 E43 214 Ali, Shaistapaneen 3 E64 189 348 Conclusion Allan. Michael 4 E07 224 Allen. Catherine 2 UOO 219 Allen. Evan 1 UOO Allen. Julie 3 D17 E39 Allen. Kasi 2 UOO Allen, Scott 3 ES9 19S Allen. Timothy 2 UOO Allison. Kirk 2 UOO 192 Allocca. Frances 4 £20 261 Almirantearena. Evangel 1 EC7 191 Almquist, Heidi 4 E34 261 Alpcrt. Gary 2 UOO 191 Alt. Roger 1 UOO 196 Alter. Jay 2 UOO 196 Alter. Stephanie 2 UOO 208 Altinger, Phillip 4 D19 252. 261 Altinger, Richard 2 D19 1SS Altman, Rachel 2 UOO 190 Alvarado, Amanda 1 UOO 176 Alvarez. Leo 1 UOO Alvarez, Leslie 3 E39 Alvarez, Pedro 4 E34 Alvarez. Ruben 3 E35 191 Alzadon. Jose 2 UOO 197 Amado. Richard 3 UOO 187 Amaro, Ruben 1 UOO Amato. Nancy 3 E64 Ambrose. Karen 4 D17 210 Amezquita. Jose 3 D17 207 A mad on, Todd 2 E40D17 205 Ammon. Bonnie 1 UOO 208 Ammon. Daniel 2 D13 Amsterdam. Peter 4 E40E36 230 Amstutz. Mark 2 UCO 209 Amundsen, Ruth 4 E57 232. 261 Anagnostopoulos. D M. 2 E40 241 Anders. Troy 4 E35 261 Andersen. Jean 3 E39 190 Andersen. Scott 3 E45 Andersen. Scott 3 D17 Anderson. Donna 2 ESS 188 Anderson. Edward 2 LXO 185 Anderson. Elizabeth 3 E64 Anderson. Grant 3 D19 Anderson. Creta 3 LXO Anderson. Ian 4 E46 261 Anderson. James 4 DI6 261 Anderson. James 2 UOO Anderson. Joseph 1 UOO 211 Anderson. Juliann 2 E38 183 Anderson. Karen 1 UOO 206 Anderson, Kelli 4 E28 203. 261 Anderson, Laura 4 E34 261 Anderson, Lynn 1 UOO 208 Anderson, Marc 4 E20 261 Anderson, Mark 4 E43 198. 261 Anderson, Michael 3 D17 Anderson, Machete 2 E43 Anderson, Nancy 4 E24 214. 261 Anderson, Stephen 1 LXO Andretni. Karin 3 E39 191 Andre . Stephan 3 D13 Andre . Suun 2 LXO 238 Andrew, Mark 2 LXO Andrew. Philip 2 LXO 174 Andrew . David 1 LXO 195 Andrew . Kathy 1 LXO 208 Andrew . Natalie 2 LXO Andrew . Peter 2 LXO 245 Andrew . Rachard 4 E39 261 Andrew . Robert 1 LXO 174 Andrew . Todd 3 E39 248. 261 Andrzqewski, Rente 4 E59 190. 261. 230 Angelillo. Neil 1 UOO 209 Angie. Bradley 4 D17 178. 261 Ankenbrandt, Karen 4 E34 261 Antebi, Jacques 2 UOO 194 Anton. Kristen 3 E34 214 Antonowicz, Dedra 1 UOO 216 Ape), Thomas 1 UOO 206 Apostolides, Paul 2 UOO 248 Appel. Debra 4 E� 261 Aptc. Rupah 2 D11 D13 178 Archer. Elizabeth 3 E24 Archer. Lisa 2 UOO Archer. Nanette 4 EM 190 Arciniega. Lisa 3 UOO Ardell. Amy 4 8W 261 Arden. 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Ballard, Brian 2 DI7 Bailey. Thomas 1 UOO Baird. David 4 D13 Baird, Kevin 4 EJ9 Baird. Sheila 2 E39 Baker. Alice 4 £20 Baker. Carrie 2 LXO Baker. Elizabeth 1 LXO qua D sg 82 5s 15 $ 5 5 § s I 5 5$®§t8isc:5 3 2 is § a 52 3 8 £ z 15 i 5 S a £ zzz S § a § 2 8 a 5a a $ 2 5 315 a K Baker. Glenn 2 GOO 236 Baker. Jeffrey 1 LOO 178 Baker. Julie 4 EM 223.262 Baker. Lynn 4 D16 188. 262 Baker. Mart 4 D13 216. 262 Baker. Patnou 4 DI7 262 Baker. Todd 4 E38 262 Bal. Carmen 2 LOO 175 Bala . Elx abcth 1 LOO 209 Balaungam. Pratheep 3 LOO Ha Ido. Angela 2 LOO 196 Baldwin. Da«d 3 H7S 202 Baldwin. Elizabeth 2 LOO 188. 366 Ball. Jeremy 3 D17 E39 222 Ballard. Jeffrey 3 B92 252 Ballard. Jeffrey 4 £40 262 Ballard. Miriam 1 uoo 202 BaEestercn. Darnel 2 LOO 243 Baliaxe. Peter 3 DI3 177 Bamann. Elizabeth 4 E34 262 Banchoff, Ann 2 LOO 206 Bandet. Henry 4 B94E39 Baneriee. Anuradha 1 LOO 179 Bang. Anne 4 E33 233 Bangert. Catherine 4 D19 221.262 Ba ruiter. William 4 E39 262 Bankhead. Henry 2 LOO Bartkoxitch, Walter 2 LOO 194 Banks. Beth 1 LOO Banks. John 1 LOO Banks. Michael 2 LOO Banks. Ralph 1 LOO 187 Banner, Laurence 2 LOO Bans. Martin 1 LOO 209 Barr. Marsha 177 Baratz. Sharon 2 LOO 196 Bathe. Dan 1 LOO 209 Barter. Paul 4 E39 N' - Bartxs. Dma 4 E35 223. 263 Barbour. Mark 1 LOO 198 Barcklay. Robert 2 E40E64 239 Barham. Kenneth 3 LOO 198 Barker. Brett 2 LOO 249 Barker. James 1 LOO Barker. Scott 3 DI3 244 Barlow. Margaret 4 EJ9EM 263 Barnard. Kathryn 4 E34 241.263 Barnes. Angela 3 E34 93. 186 Barnes. Ashley 3 E46 Bames. Deborah 2 LOO 202 Barnes. Maria 1 LOO Bames. Milton 1 LOO 174 Bames. William 4 E07 Barnett. Nancy 3 ES9 Bams, John 3 E39 Bamum. Bnan 2 LOO 246 Bam. Andrew 1 UOO 182 Bamatt. Alison 1 LOO 210 Barrera. Belen 2 LOO Barrett. Das-id 1 LOO Barry. Jean 4 E3RE34 226.263 Barry, Kevin 2 LOO Barry. Kevin 2 LOO 198 Barry. Timothy 4 E07 211.263 Harstad. Edward 3 E64 205 Barseow. Laura 3 E34 213 Bart. DJys 2 UOO 189 BarteO. Kerth 3 LOO 191 Bartlett. Terry 1 LOO 191 Barton, laru 3 EM Barton. Mary 4 E07 263 Barton. Thomas 4 D17 Basham. Melinda 4 09 138. 263 Bauch. Frank 4 06 191 Baskin. Tinairune 2 E40 Baszucki. David 3 D13 212 Bateman. Matthew 1 LOO 209 Bateman. Shawnadean 3 E35 Batson. Dando 1 LOO 174 Battat. Thomas 4 D17 224 Batv. Gregory 2 LOO 252 Bauer. Bnan 2 D19 242 Bauer. Juhe 4 E34 263 Bauer. Laga 3 E64 222 Baugh. Lisa 4 894WO 234 Baughman. Barbara 3 E07 221 Baumhn. Thomas 3 E07 Bautista. Leopoido 3 EM 183 Bautista. LvneUe 2 LOO 175 Bautista. Monique 2 LOO 187 Baxter. Georgia 3 E34 Baxter. Krtss 4 E34 263 Basts. Robert 2 LOO 203 Ray-cn. Ease 3 E3VE59 232 Barley. Marsha 4 EC7 218.263 Beal. Barry 4 898 19 8 4 Beane. Richard 4 D13 187. 263 Beatty, Dana 3 UOO 198 Beauchene. Natal 1 UOO 196 Bechtle. Nancy 4 E43 Beck. Catherine 4 E39E42 241 Beck. Michael 4 DILE35 189. 263 Beck. Robert 1 LOO 199 Beck. Traci 1 LOO 182 Becker. Fredenc I LOO Becker, Gail 3 E39 193 Becker. Kristi 3 DI7 Becker. Laurie 4 E40 192 Becker. Mark 2 LOO 178 Becker. Susan 4 892 263 Beckham. Camille 3 UOO Beckham. Grant 2 UOO Beckstoffer. David 4 D12 263 Bedoaan. Martin 3 ESS Beehner. Julie 3 E40 Beeler. Julie 3 E34 185 Beers. Robin 4 E07 Beers. Tracey 4 E59 263 Besrne. Erin 4 E35 Bekemeyer, Scott I LOO 208 Bekker. Anne 4 E40 Belanger. Tatjana 2 E40 Belcher. Hosea Jr. 4 D16 222. 263 Belin. Thomas 2 LOO Belmdo. Angela 4 E30 Bell. Dax-sd 1 LOO 196 Bell. Douglas 4 E07 217. 263 Bell. Duncan 1 UOO 184 Be Hen son. Joel 3 E35 198 Bellows, Daniel 2 UOO 188 Belluzzi. Lisa 3 LOO 187 Berms. Stephanie 4 EM 263 Benak. Mark I LOO Bender. Dayna 1 LOO 182 Bender. Frank 2 E07 Bender. Machael 4 E39 264 Benders. John 3 DI3 Bendfrldt. James 4 B39 230. 264 Bendy, Edward 3 E43 249 Benedict, Dune 1 LOO 198 Benet. Marie 4 D19 Benes-ento. William 3 LOO 193. 366 Bengtson, George A UOO 188 Benjamin. Cynthia 2 LOO Benjamin. Cynthia 3 DI9 Benjamin. John 1 LOO 181 Bennett. Bobby 4 E39 246 Bennett. James 3 E35 194 Bennett. Karen 1 LOO 189 Bennett. Kevin 3 E38 Bennett. Leslie 4 £34 264 Bennett, Leslie 4 E28 264 Bennett. Mandy 2 LOO 204 Bensch. Rowen 3 E07 Benson. Bersyamin 2 LOO Benson. Carolyn 3 E34 Benson. Mary 2 LOO 230 Benson. Philip Jr. 4 DU 240. 264 Benton. Use 3 E43 200 Bentz. Laura 4 B51 221. 264 Benz. Carol 3 E39 192 Benz. Frederick 4 E43 194 Benz. Jeffrey 4 EM 264 Berecz. Elizabeth 4 09 219 Berenscn. Jennifer 3 E37 Berera, Gcrta 4 E59 191 Berg. Aimee 1 LOO 175 Betge. Richard 4 E43 264 Bergines. Michael 2 LOO 194 Bergren. John 4 E3VD11 Bergstrom. Tod 4 EME43 213. 264 Brrgsund. Richard 2 LOO 181 Berman. Geoffrey 5 CTO 188 Bermudez. Armando 2 LOO Bermudez. Beverly 3 E38 Bermudez, Carlos. Jr. 3 E39 Bernard. Michelle 2 E39 Bemardez. Stephen 2 LOO 205 Bemdt. Esther 3 LOO 234 Berne. Susan 4 D12 Berner. William 4 E39E64 223 Bems. Adam 4 E39 240. 26 Berryman. Carol 2 LOO 96. 198 Bertolino. Cana I LOO 176 Bertsch, Vincent 4 DI9 197 Berven. Stgurd 2 LOO 176 Besosa. Randy 1 LOO 93.204 Best. Craig 4 E39 Bettauer. Nicole 4 E38 Betts. Bruce 2 LOO Bevash. Suzanne 4 EM 264 Bevdden. Anne 1 LOO 208 Bryda. William 4 DI3 188. 264 Beyer. Andrew 1 LOO 187 Beyer, Clark 4 E40 264 Bhargava. Vivek 4 E43 184. 261 Bhaha. Ra|iv 3 D13 Bhasitkul. Robert 4 E34 264 Bhumralkar. Shadrndra 3 LOO 210 Bunchiru. Karen 2 LOO 188 Mddulph. Geoffrey D. 3 E43 Bieier. Stewart 1 LOO 174 Biebch. Miguel 1 LOO 209 Bier. Jeffrey 2 LOO 175 Bicme. Erin M 4 E35 264 Biggar. Lynne 4 E07 212. 264 Biglow. Timothy 4 E64 175 Billingsley. Kevin 4 E35 212 Bilodeau. Richard 1 LOO 195 Binder. Amy 2 LOO Bing. Stephen 1 LOO 189 Btngaman. Sara 3 £39 Btm. Stria no 2 LOO 251 Bird. Amy 2 E34 Bird. Frank 3 E39 Birman. Mark 4 D13 Bimhaum. Justin 2 LOO 202 Bambaum. Louise 4 E39 Bimcy. Brian 2 D19 197 Bimholz, Richard 2 UOO 196 Bisbee. Alexandra 2 LOO 212 Bishko. Deborah 2 E6i 180 Bishop. |anxr 2 LOO Bishop. Pamela 4 £39139 264 Bfemfalk. Anne 1 LOO 211 Black. Hal 1 LOO 187 Black. Lilun 3 D12 Black. Marc 2 LOO 189 Black. Stacey 4 E39 230 Blackett. Brent 4 D16 Blackmon. Wade 2 LOO 188 Blaine. Andrew 3 E59 Blaine. Susan 4 E43 261 Blair, Jeffrey 3 DI9 224 Blair. Neil 3 LOO 197 Blair. Tanya 4 D17 265 BlajsdeB, Thomas 4 D19E48 244. 265 Blake. Lisa 3 DI7 Blake. Renee 1 LOO 198 Blakeley. Amanda I LOO 197 Blikemore. Helen 1 LOO 201 Bland, Frederick 3 E34 189 Bland. Geoffrey 2 LOO 246 Bland. Gerard 4 E34 265 Bland. Jason 1 LOO 203 Blank. Barbara 3 E34 Blinkley. Laura 1 LOO 175 Btattel. Mark 2 LOO Bleakley. Jennifer 3 E43 89. 241 Bledsoe. Catherine 3 £40 190 Blexms. Nikolas 4 E35 86. 265 Bloch. Lawrence 2 LOO 179 Block. Clay 4 E35 265 Blodget. Qtristirnne 4 E40 Blom. Pamela 2 LOO Bloom. Jeffrey- 4 E20 265 Blue. Linden 4 E51E36 Blue. Stephen 1 LOO 196 Blum. Dai-e 3 E3SE52 108 Blum. Jon 4 E07 246 Blum. Robert 4 E34 246 Btumen. Robert 3 E57 Btumsack. Eric 3 E39 213 Board. Pamela 1 UOO 187 Boas, Christopher 4 D19 Boatnght. Faye 1 LOO Bochsler. James 4 E35 Bodor. Richard 4 E34 248. 265 Bodovitz, Sandra 3 E43 Bogert. Milliccnt 1 LOO 179 Bogle. Bruce 2 LOO 246 Bohner. Charles 2 D19 204 Bolden. Michael 1 LOO 182 Bolich. Kenneth 2 EM 205 Bollermann. Karen 2 LOO Bomann. Elizabeth 4 E34 Bondurant. Christina 3 E40 Bonmi. Julie 4 D17 265 Boock. Cores- I LOO 175 Booher. Donna 2 LOO 197 Booeom. Kenneth 2 D19 177 Booth, Susan 3 LOO 144 Boranian. John 3 £2009 BoeeUi. Kelly 3 E07 Boris. Darcy 3 HI Bocm-sky. David 4 E39E24 265 Borrego. Clarita 4 E35 265 Borthwsck. Robert 1 LOO 206 Borud. Loren 3 E57 Bosch. Joel 2 LOO 183 Bose. Mitali 4 EM 183.265 Bosko. Michael 1 LOO 175 Boss. Ann 4 E34 265. 366 Bost, Victoria 4 E38 188. 265 Bostwick. Jennifer 3 E40 Bos worth. Leda 2 LOO Botte. Mane 1 LOO 182 Bottim. John 4 E36 216 Botto. Eric 3 D13 248 Bottom. Dasid 3 E39 99 Bottomlv. Leslie 3 E59 191 Bouffard. Anthony 4 E24 265 Boushka. Patrick 1 LOO 197 Boutin. Robert 3 E35 185 Boutte. Debra 2 LOO 199 Bowen. Jose 4 E36 202 Bower. Anthony 4 E64 252.265 Bower. Elizabeth 4 E34 265 Bower. Julu 2 LOO Bower. Kenneth 1 LOO 188 Bowes. Michael 3 DI3 Bowey. Dawn 3 H78 Bowman. Michael 2 E64 224 Bowman. Steven 4 E34 187.2 6 Boxill, Dune I LTD 206 Boyce. Albert 2 LOO Boyce. Tangee 1 LOO 197 Boyce, Ty 2 LOO 198 Boyd. Barbara C D17.D21 266 Boyd. Bonnie 1 LOO 209 Boyd. Cindy 1 LOO 209 Boyer. Jan 4 E07-E39 Boyle. David 2 LOO 251 Boyle. Howarth 4 E39 Boyle. Sharon 3 ES9 Boyle. Theresa 4 E34E30 266 Boyles. Kristen 1 LOO 208 Brae keen. Debra 2 LOO Bracken. Thomas 2 DI3 Bradach. Mary 3 E39 234 Bradley. Das-id 4 E35 Bradley. Jefferson 2 E39 245 Brahm, Christopher 2 E39 219 Brammer. Lori 3 D19 219 Branch. Nancy 3 E59 266 Brandenburg Jay 2 LOO Brandenfris. Emily 4 Wt 266 Brandt. Jonathan 3 E43 248 Brandt. Wayne 4 EM 249. 2t6 Bramn. Brenda 2 LOO 199 Branman. Robert 4 E59 215. 266 Branson. Alan 1 LOO 189 Brasriton. May 4 E39E43 2(6 Braugher. Andre 3 E65 Braun. Christian 2 LOO 108. 207 Braun. Dasid 4 D13 207 Bcavinder. Jennifer 2 UOO 204 Bray. Richard 4 Dll 249 Brave. Robert 4 E20 229. 266 Bnckenndge. Emth 1 LOO 185 Breckinridge. Joseph 1 UOO 203 Breeden. Philip 4 LOT Breeden. Robin 4 E20 227. 266 Breen. Kcily 2 UOO 201 Brehm. Timothy 4 D13 251. 266 Benner. Das id 3 D19 246 Brennan. John 4 E39 234 Brenner. Dasid 4 E40 224 Brenner, JerreU 1 LOO 176 Beetz. Annr 4 E34 266 Beeuner, Emily 2 LOO 209 Beruncr, Jeanette 1 LOO Beeunig Christopher 3 LOO Brew. John 3 DI7 253 Breyrr, Steven 3 E39 247 Bridges. Jon 3 EME64 219 BeiehJ. Thomas 3 E39 117 Briggs. Stephanie 2 LOO Briley. Donnel 4 D19 113. 266 Boson. Elizabeth 3 D17 219 Boson. James 1 LOO 195 Bristol. Autumn 2 LOO 366 Bristow. William 1 LOO Bott. Christopher 4 E39 245.2(6 Broback. Shelley 4 E07 241.2(6 Brock. Oscar 3 E39 Brockmborough. William 3 DI3 231 Broder. Michael 4 E39 242.2(6 Brodenck. Lisa 3 E39 267 Brodreeht. Louisa 4 E36 Brody. Paul 2 LOO 192 Broer. Roberta 3 E63 Brokken. Shanna 4 WO 221 Conclusion 349 Bronson. Philip 2 too Brooks. Andrew 4 D19D22 267 Brooks. Dirrril 3 E35 Brooks. Kimberly 1 too Brooks. Kristin 1 too 198 Bros tram. Nathan 3 E07 249 Brothers. Laurence 3 ESS 239 Brower, Adam 4 ESS Brower. Elizabeth 2 too 239 Brown. Alan. Jr. 3 E5S139 Brown. Allyson 3 E3S Brown. Bruce 3 too 2S0 Brown. Carolyn 4 D19 267 Brown. Charlie 1 1X0 184 Brown. Christian 2 E63 236 Brown. Christy 1 UOO 194 Brown. Cynthia 4 E3S 267 Brown. Darrell 1 too Brown. Enc 1 COO 195 Brown. Jonathan 3 D19 Brown. Julie 1 too 206 Brown. Kristen 2 too 233 Brown, Melissa 4 E28 204 Brown, Michael 4 D17 205 Brown. Muffet 3 D19 IBS Brown. Pamela 2 E40 Brown. Step ha rue 2 too 236 Brown. Stephen 1 too Brown. Stephen 3 E34 Brown. Steven 4 E39 80. 197 Brown. Theanne 1 too 208 Brown. Wendell 1 too Browning. Elizabeth 4 BM 267 Brufsky, Naomi 3 E58 Brugler. Bruce 3 D19 252 Brumbaugh. Amy 4 E34 267 Brumbaugh. Daniel 1 too 211 Brummel. Claudia 4 E45 2 Brundage. Susan 3 E3S Bruner, Anne 4 E40 222. 267 Brunnenmever. Kann 1 too Bruno. Susan 4 E39 267 BrunoQi. Rosanne 4 E39 190. 267 Brunotts. Frank 3 ES9 242 Bryan. John 1 LOO 174 Bryant. Brian 2 too Bryant. Charyl 4 E34 267 Bryant. Elizabeth 3 ES9 Bryant. Laura 2 LOO 200. 201 Bryant. Paula 2 too Bryant. Tamara 1 LCO Brycnton, Susan 1 too 208 Beyer. Sarah 1 LOO 176 Bryson, Teresa 2 LOO 107 Beyza, Matthew 3 LOO 244 Bualat. Maria 1 LOO 185 Buchanan. Laura 1 LOO 196 Buchanan. Lisa 1 LOO 211 Buchen. Christopher 3 D19 Buck. Eugene 1 too Buckley. Andrew 1 LOO 196 Buckley. Denis 3 ESS 218 Buckley. Frederick 3 E58 Buckman. Brad 4 D13 184 Buechel. Rebecca 3 E28E30 Buechele. Steven 4 E39 Buese. Elisabeth 3 E39 98 Buford. Don 2 too 196 Bukhandam. Sanjav 3 D13 183 Buhavac. Julie 3 E40E39 Bulkley. George 4 E78 Bunch. Kristina 4 B94 267 Bunch. Margit 1 too 178 Bund rage. Sidney 4 E39 267 Bunzel. Michael 1 too Burbach. Gerhard 4 D17 247. 267 Burchard. Anna 3 B94 Burchard. Julia 2 E3S Burden. Stuart 4 E34 219. 267 Burgess. David 4 E61£39 226 Burgess. Thomas 1 too 2CD Burgess. William 3 D13 222 Burgin. Elise 4 E38 100 Burke. Joanna 3 E58 233 Burke. Michael 1 LOO 176 Burke. Robert 4 DI3D19 Burkhardt. Willum 4 E58.E64 91 Burkhart, James 3 E35 Bumo, Rowland 3 B98 234 Bums, John 3 E39 Bums. Sandra 4 E39E64 183 Bums. Stephen 1 LOO 181 Burrus, Susan 4 E34 267 Burtch. Memanne 2 E35 Burton. Carolyn 3 E34 101 Burton, Wendy 4 E34 197. 267 350 Conclusion Burw-etl. Victoria 2 E39 237 Busboom. Lauri 4 D17 Bush. Alan 2 too Bush. Karen 2 LOO Bush. Kristine 4 D17 98. 194. 267 Bushman. DanaeVe 3 LOO 177 Businger. Mark 3 E64 221 Buss. Brian 2 LOO 222 Butchko. Robert 4 E43 192.267 Butler. Cecil 3 W8 268 Butler. Elizabeth 2 too 202 Butler. Karen 4 D17 114. 268 Butler. Mansa 2 too 226 Butt. Steven 3 E39 251 Button. Sarah 4 D12E39 Butzerin. Teresa 4 D13 268 Buyco. Mina 4 E40 207. 26$ Byers. Lawrence 4 Dll 268 Bvmes. John 1 too 184 Byron.Juan 2 too 237 c Cabacungan. Leonard R.4 E3S 232 Cabbrll. Kyle 2 too 187 Cable. Loreru 2 too Cabralrs. Mark 1 too Cabrales. Steven 4 E3S 268 Cadman. Christopher 4 E3S 218. 268 Cady. Carol 4 D19 101 Cam. Christopher 1 too Cai. Zhxpang 2 too 236 Cain, Harvey 4 E39 Cain, Jeffrey 2 too 230 Cain. Joseph 1 too Caindec. Kirsten 1 too Calhoun. Kathrnne 3 WO Calhoun. Ronald 1 too 205 Call, Christian 2 too 174 Call. Robert 4 E39E51 268 CaUantine. Todd 2 too 247 Callaway. Edward 4 E3S 84, 243 Callon, John 2 E40 Calvert. Clay 1 too Calvert. Thair 3 E34 Calvin, Kristopher 4 E39 241. 268 Camacho. Sink, A. 4 E34 268 Camacho. Alcus 1 CTO 179 Camacho. Carlos 2 E58 Camargo. Jose 4 D19 268 Cameron. Susan 3 B98 212 Camiel. Deborah 1 LOO 189 Campa, David 4 E34 268 Campanclli. James 4 E35 268 Campbell, Alan 2 LOO 251 Campbell. Anthony 4 890 268 Campbell. George 2 ESS 205 Campbell. Joseph 4 E39ES9 Campbell. Joseph 4 E35 203.268 Campbell. Kelly 2 LOO Campbell, Lon 4 E99 Campbell. Margaret 3 E59 Campbell. Maria 2 too Campbell. Teresa 2 E39 Campbell. Willum 4 D13 268 Campos. Carol 2 LOO 193 Campos. Carolyn 4 D17 268 Campos, Yvonne 3 E58 181, 366 Cannon, Jennifer 4 E34 E39 200. 201. 268 Cannon. Phillip 2 D17 Cantu. Reynaldo 4 D12 Capps. Lisa 2 E34 Carbone. Gina 3 LOO 226 Card. Kim 2 LCO 187 Cardenas. Juan 3 E45 204 Cardoza. Anthony 2 LOO Carey. Anna 3 ES4 218 Carey, Bart 4 H7 -E35 268 Cargill. Douglas 3 LOO Carleton. Lucy 3 LOO Carlin. James 4 E43 240 Carlos. Lisandra 3 COO Carl smith. Christopher 2 LOO Carlson. Albert 4 D13 268 Carlson. Catherine 1 too Carlson. Craig 3 D13 180 Carlson. Elizabeth 4 E3SES9 192. 268 Carlson. Knsti 2 too Carlson. Roberta 1 too 195 Carlson. Spencer 3 too 219 Carmack. Stanford 3 D12 191 Carmichael. Damian 1 too 196 Carmichael. June 2 too 91 Carmack. Laurie 4 ED7 268 Carney, Curtis 2 too 207 Carpenter. Sarah 3 E34 201 Carpenter. Scott 4 E07 252. 268 Carpenter. Todd 4 E35 268 Carr. Edward 4 ES8E39 219. 268 Carr. Louis 2 too Carr. Paul 3 D19 240 Carrasco. Adds 3 E28 Carrasco. Lisa 1 too 197 Carrel, Sarah 4 E40 269 Carrefl. Jennifer 4 E40 269 Carrere. Krista 1 too 183 Carrillo. Javier 3 E63 199 Carroll. Jennifer 3 E34 216 Carson. Candice 2 too Carson. Helga 4 E07 221. 269 Carson. Jeffrey 2 too 189 Carson. JiU 4 E35 193. 269 Carson. Richard 4 E59 269 Carswell. Lori 4 E6I 203 Carter. Judith 4 E34 269 Carter. Kristin 2 too 186 Carter. Rodney 2 too 229 Carter. Stephen 2 D19 214 Carter. Terrsia 1 too Carter. Wendy 2 E63 Carver. Jube 4 E93 269 Caryotalus. Peter 3 E43 Case. James I too 208 Casey. Marcia 3 E35 Casey. Neil 1 LTD 209 Cash. Howard 4 E99 190. 269 CasheL James 4 E34 Cass. Darrell 3 LTD 193 Cassady. Chnstopher 4 E34 185 Cassayre. Perla 4 E34 269 Cassell, David 3 E40 215,205 Casson. Sandranetta 4 E20 187, 269 Cast. Carter 3 ESS 249 Castagno. Suzjn 1 LTD Castaneda. Israel 4 D19 193 Castaneda. Monica 1 LTD 206 Castanon, Valerie 1 LTD 176 Castellanet. Curtis 1 LTD 209 Castellanos. Carlos 1 E54 Caste!lirvo. Robbie 1 E39 Castilla. Sheila 1 LTD 182 Castillo, Angel 2 LTD 199 Castillo, Peter 2 LTD Castillo. Silvia 2 LTD 197 Castner, Huntley 3 E39 249 Castro, Corinn 2 LTD 189 Castro. Gerald 3 D19 219 Castruita. Hiorla 4 E59 199. 269 Cate, Frrd 4 E43 Cattich. Gary I LOO 208 Causbie. Ingrid 2 LOO 239 Cavallero, Lenore 2 E30 Cavanaugh. Timothy 3 E55 230 Cave, Cohn 3 H78 188 Cavil! Mary 3 too 198 Cayley-Chung, Daniel 4 E3VE40 269 Cazares. Arturo 3 D13 Cazares. Leonardo 3 too Cecil, Laura 2 too Cervdcjas. Fernando 3 E35 Ceran. Kagan 2 Dll 240 Chadwell, Catherine 1 too 174 Chai. Christine 4 E3SES4 269 Chai. Jonathan 3 E35 Chalk. Philip 4 E43 251. 269 Challener. Cynthia 2 too 205 Chamberlain. Karon 2 too 89. 212 Chambers. Elizabeth 3 E39E58 Chambers. Lloyd 1 LTD 199 Chamblce, Sannae 1 LTD Chan. Andrew 4 E58 269 Chan, Doreni 3 E43 185 Chan, Margaret 3 E39 217 Chan. Melanie 3 E34 253 Chanco, Juan 1 too 195 Chandler, Lavonnc I B9S Chang, Caroline 4 E3SE34 178. 270 Chang, Chingyen 3 D13 Chang. Hyuniu 1 LTD 208 Chang, James. Jr. 1 LTD 180 Chang, Lily 1 LTD 176 Chang. Robin 4 D13 270 Chang, Silvia 4 £34 270 Chao. Cynthia 4 E35 270 Chao, James 4 E59E35 214. 270 Chapa. Eric 2 too 218 Chapin. Elise 3 E46 187. 366 Chapman. Christopher 2 E39 Chapman. Gregory 4 E39E43 195 Chapman. James 3 E64 Chapman. Matthew 2 LTD 206 Chapman. Menlvn 3 E43 93 Chapman. Robert 2 LTD Charron. David 4 D19 270 Chase. Cameron 2 LTD 214 Chase. Frederick 1 LTD 195 Chavez. Joe 4 ESS XO. 201. 270.366 Chavez. Kenneth 2 LTD 230 Chavez, Lori 4 D19 226. 270 Chavez. Ron 2 UOO 178 Cheatham, Elizabeth 2 £40 198 Cheatham. Michael 3 E3S 239 Chen. Daniel 3 Dll 194 Chen. Deborah 3 E39 Chen. Elmer 3 UOO 217 Chen. Frank 3 E39 217 Chen. Fred 2 UOO Chen. Helen 4 E35 270 Chen. Henry 2 UOO 217 Chen. John 2 £64 Chen. Nancy 3 E34 217 Chen. Paul 4 D13 207.270 Chen. Philip 2 UOO 180 Chen. Steven 4 D13 223.270 Chenevert. Janet 4 EJ5 137 Cheney. Paul 3 UOO Cheng. Caroline 4 D17 Cheng. Elizabeth 2 UOO 195 Cheng, Hubert 2 LTD 236 Cheng, Ins 4 E35 188. 270 Cher. Daniel 3 LTD Cher. Ronald 3 LTD 190 Chenuk. Ezic 1 LTD 211 Cherry. Bryant 1 LTD Chesarek. Carol C D13 188 Chesnutt. James 3 E35 l� Chesnutt, John 1 UOO Chester. Isabelle 3 E40 Cheu, Brian 4 E59 232 Cheu, Elliott 3 UOO 86.226 Chew. Helen 2 UOO Chiang. Kenneth 4 E58 2 1) Chick. Stephen 2 E45 197 Chien. Robert 3 D17 Chiga. Ann 1 UOO 175 Chiga. James 2 D16 247 Chikott, John 4 E40 241. 270 Chin, Brian 2 UOO 217 Chin, Don 4 £36 192 Chin, Dorothy 3 E34 Chin, Jack C E38E34 270. 366 Chin. Ronald 4 DI7 207. 240 Chin, Shcn 3 E39 191 China. Ernesto 2 UOO China, Juan 1 UOO 198 Ching. Greg 4 E55 270 Ching. Sophia 2 LTD 191 Cho. Hae 2 BN 19, 191 Cho. Hyunmln 4 EJ5 271 Cho. John 3 DI3 240 Choi. Paul 1 LTD 2(H. 366 Chosy. John 1 LTD 46. 209 Chou. Ripen 3 LTD Chou. Rishra 3 LTD 201 Choy, Tiffany 3 E39E59 183 Chrisley. Ronald 1 LTD 211 Chrisman, Heidi 4 E40 Christensen. Enk 3 E38E39 193 Christensen, Cary 2 UOO 213 Christensen. John 3 D16 Christensen. Nelson 4 E57 232 Christian. Robert 3 E3SE39 214 Christianson. Matthew 2 D19 244 Christie, Kathryn 4 D17 Christie, Linda 4 E40E65 219 Christman. Katherine 2 UOO 236 Christmas. Kenneth 3 ES9 Chnstopher. Kathy 1 UOO Chnstopher. Kristen 4 E3i 271 Chnstopher. Lisa 4 E39E38 271 Christy, Valerie 3 UOO 233 Chntton. Phillip 4 E43 190 Chu. Calvin 2 UOO 217 Chu. Dennis 2 £64 217 Chu. Peter 3 D13 143.207 Chuharski. John 1 LTD 189 Chun, Beniamin 4 D13 217. 366 Chun, Sung 3 H78 186 Chung. Daniel 4 E3VE40 Chung. Manlda 4 E55 89 Chung. Mary 1 UOO 175 QUAD 4 3 I 4 2 1 2 2 4 3 2 3 1 1 4 3 3 2 3 3 4 2 4 I 4 I 1 3 3 3 1 4 3 4 4 3 1 4 4 4 2 3 3 3 1 3 4 4 4 4 2 2 2 4 3 4 3 2 3 1 2 2 1 2 3 4 2 1 1 2 2 3 2 3 1 3 I 2 3 J 2 1 1 2 4 3 2 1 4 1 3 3 3 3 2 E35 Conley. Catherine 4 D13 Conley. Connae 4 E35 Conley. )ime 3 E39 251. 271 Conley. James 4 E40 Conn, Marcy 3 LOO 199 Connelly. Gerard 4 LOO Connor, Ken in 1 LXO Cooole. Wendy 1 ES9 271 Conolly. Brian 2 £39 201 Conroe, Heten-Lcxnse 3 LXO 197.238 Conroy. Barton 1 LXO 190 Conroy, Patricia 4 LOO 206 Consear, Pamela 1 LOO 206 Considine. Kenneth 2 £43 251 Contreras. Johnnie 1 DI2 190 Cook. Curtis 2 E34 Cook. Jennifer 2 LOO 184 Cook. Toi 1 E35 Cooper, Charles 1 LOO 246 Cooper. Paul 2 £48 230. 271 Cooper. Susan 2 LOO 206 Cooperrider. Cheryl 2 £40 178 Cope, Benson 3 £40 248. 271 Copithome. David 2 LOO 211 Copps. Craig 2 E64T72I 225 Coquallard. Katherine 2 LOO 180 Coquillard. Mowbray 4 LOO 176 Coran. Daniel 4 £59 Cordova, Craig 4 £34 Cordova, Monique 1 B9S 240 Cordovez, Diego 2 LOO Corlneir. Catherine 4 E43 208. 271 Cornelissen. Monica 3 £20 Cornell, Curtice 3 £40 271 Cornell, Eric 4 D19 239. 271 Cornell. Robert 2 B94 245 Cornett. Carolyn 1 LOO 187 Comew. Daniel 4 E40 271 Comog, William 2 E35 Corr. Thomas 3 E35 271 Corral. Laura 4 LOO 183 Correa. Catherine 4 £40 Corsetlo, John 1 £39 239 Corser, Susan 1 E59 Cortes. Anamana 1 LXO 187 Cosovich. Jon 3 E43 249 Costa. Kimberly 1 E58-E39 201 Cos tain. James 3 E39E43 190 Costales. Marco 4 E35 214 Costantino. Frances 3 E40 Costello, Louis 2 LXO 238 Cottle, David 2 LXO 217 Cotton, Shemta 2 LXO 242 Cottrell, Stephen 3 E24E38 238 Couder, Gerardo 2 £07 220 Coufal, Frank 4 E40 229. 271 Coughlin, Michael 2 E47 224 Coughlin, Walter 4 LOO 175 Coull. Roderick 2 E07 200 Courtney. Mary 3 LOO 149.201 Coward. Peter 2 LXO Cowley. Laura I LXO 201 Co . Brian 3 LXO Co . Darcellc 4 LXO Co . Gregory 4 E38 238. 271 Co . John 3 ESS 246. 271 Co . Julie 2 LOO Co . Walter 3 LXO 196 Cox. William 1 LXO 208 Coyle, Anne 2 LOO 246 Coyne. Joseph 4 LXO 233 Cracraft. Kevin I £39 216 Craig, Enn 4 LXO 229 Craig, Kent 4 DI3 Crain, Steven 4 LXO 176 Cramer. S. Naomi 3 E60 CrandrS. Leste 1 LOO 202 Crane. Charles 4 LXO 194 Crane. Deborah 1 D13 249 Crane. Lauren 3 LXO 181 Cranston, Deborah 4 LXO 181 Crary. Jay 1 LXO 195 Crary, Susan 2 LXO 184 Crawlord. Gregory 3 E3VE39 191 Crawloed. Jason 2 £59 233. 271 Crawlord. Jennifer 2 £34 Crawlord. Kim 2 LOO Crayton. Eugene 3 LOO 208 CrisMd. James 2 £99 215. 271 Critchfield. Jeffrey 1 LOO 181 Cntes. Valene 1 £20 107 Crocker. Dawn 2 £58 Crocker. Niru 2 E43 Croft. Enc 2 E40 Croll. Brun 4 LXO 195 Cromer. Barry 4 £59 188. 271 Cronin. Anastasia 1 E34 271 Croom. N'cuh 1 £58 Crosby. Andrew 1 DI3 Crossfield. Ainsworth 2 E36 197 Crouch. Thomas 3 D17 Crow. David 2 LOO 180 Crowell, Andrew 1 LXO Crowley, Gary 1 L00 Crowley, Jeff res 3 D17 202 Crown. William 4 LOO Croncr, Ann 3 £58 271 Croricr, Kathleen 4 LOO 203 Crunklcton, Denise 4 LOO Cruz. Charles 3 LOO 211 Cruz, Clarissa 2 LXO 227 Cruz, Emibo 2 LOO 194 Crystal, Alan 4 LOO 205 Cuadros, Juan 2 LXO 175 Cucek, Michael 4 £68 230 Cuevas, George 1 LOO 225 Cuff, David 1 LOO 176 Culhnane, Danielle 1 D12 239 Cummings. Arthur 4 LOO 219 Cummings. Ian 1 LOO 191 Cummings. Stephen 1 LXO Cunningham. David 2 £34 271 Cupp, Karen 4 E40 Curie). Ramon. Jr. 3 E39 271 Curies-. Dawn 2 LXO 199 Curotto. John 4 E39 239 Curran, Daniel 1 B90HM 27 Curry. Julie 4 £59 Curtis. Cynthia 2 Dll 197 Cutting, Douglass 2 E57 217 Cypher. Charles 1 LOO 178 Caamanske. Karen 1 LOO 209 Caimsiey, Ervin 4 D17 224. 271 LOO 252 D17 214 £34 271 £35 86 LOO 175 4 L00 156 ( 1 LOO 204 LOO 197 LOO Dachne. Sonya 2 LOO Daeta. Dasid 2 £07 247, 272 Dagang, Deborah 4 E52l£07 Oageforde. Susan 3 LOO 187.203 Daggett. Ann 4 LOO 205 Dahl. Jennifer 2 LOO 230 Dahl. Michael 2 DI7 74. 79. 272 Dailey. Kerry 2 LOO 204 Daily. Grctchen 2 E35E43 272 Dale. Daniel 4 £39 213 Dales'. Mark 3 E39 223. 272 Dalgam. Enc 3 LOO 222 Dalgam. James 1 LOO 193 Dalporto, Anthony 2 E35 204 Dalv. Sharon 3 LOO 211 Duly. Valene 4 LOO 246 Damkroger. Coeal 1 D19 272 Damnunn Mark 3 E58E39 272 Damon, Conrad 2 LOO 192 Dineiski. Rebecca 3 LOO 189 Daniel. S. Dale 4 D17 Daniels. Brion 3 £54 174 Daniels. David 3 LOO 239 Daniels. Douglas 1 Dll 252. 272 Daniels. Marc 4 LOO 179 Daniels. Stephen 2 B92 188.272 Daniels. Thomas 4 D13 Danlv. Eric 3 272 Dannenberg, Jan 3 Dante. Susan 3 LOO 188 Dan trier. Dewayne 3 E35 272 Danzr. !.on 2 LOO 181 Darracq. Danielle 1 E59 231 Dan, Denny 3 E34 241 Darwin. Ann 2 LOO 206 Dasmalchi, Glenn 1 LOO 181 Date. Shinsh 4 E39E58 244 Dauber, Steven 2 LOO 204 Davakw. Karen 2 LOO 117. 193 Davenport. Robert 1 Daver, Sherruz 2 1)00 189 David. Amy 1 David, Ann 2 LOO 185 David. Catherine 4 LOO 208 David. Jill 4 LOO 1W David, Judith 2 LOO 203 Davidun, Mark 4 LOO 243 Davidson. Dianne 4 £64 272 Davidson. Gregory 3 231. 272 Davidson. Howard 4 LOO 206 Danes, Todd 4 LOO 184 Dans, Dawn 1 LOO 159. 196 Dans. Edward 2 LOO Dans. Eugene 4 £40 246 Dans, George 4 LOO 186 Dans. James 4 LOO 208 Dasis. Kelvin 3 LOO 195 Dasis, Kevin 2 £35 £43 192 Dans. Lasa 4 DI7 Dans. Mark 2 £39 Dans. Peter 3 £71 272 Dasis, Peter 3 £35 272 Dasis, Richard 4 Dll 191 Dans. Sara 4 LOO 198 Dans. Sarah 1 LOO 199 Dans. Stacy 4 £58 184. 272 Dawson. Eric 4 LOO 193 Day. Henry 4 E3I 220 Dayan. Leon 4 t .1 199 De Avila. Elizabeth 4 LOO 186 De Benon. .Michael 2 LOO 185 De Blanc, Daniel 1 £39 246 De Jesus. Nensa 4 LOO 186 De Jonge. Karl 3 LOO 206 De La Persa, Ronald 3 H78 150 De La Torre. Betty 4 De Leon. Denise 1 E64 De Luce. Daniel 1 D17 Dr Luru. Claudia I E58 272 Dr Palma, Elizabeth 4 LOO 189 De Sony, Simone 2 E43 184. 272 De Tomaso, Anthony I LXO 2CS Dea. Stanley 4 E53 Deal. Lansing 3 LXO 197 Drartorn. John 1 LXO Deaton. Jeffrey 4 £54 272 Dtturger. Richard 3 Debrncdetti. John 4 Debenham. Patricia 3 Drbenham. Stephen 3 Detsche, Michel 4 Drbs. Anthony 4 Deck. Lezlie 3 Deck. Timothy 4 Deconcini. Dean 1 Dcdomenico. Paul 4 LOO Dee. Dand 4 LOO 208 Deeff. Tatiana 3 D12 212 Deem. Kristen 1 £58 Degrasse. Donald 3 E35 272 Dcssher. Theresa 4 E39 188, 366 Dekock. Bruce 2 LOO 249 DH Gaudio. Carolyn 4 LOO 197 Driahunt. James 4 LOO 220 Driamar. Megan 2 E57 Delduca, NUhefe I E39 246 Delgadillo. David 1 D17 Dell Oca. Rosa 2 LOO 175 Dense!nadou. Dafni 2 LOO Demopukss. Christina 4 £35 Demotes!. Margaret 3 £39 £58 272 Dempsey. Francis 4 LOO Drmski. Jay 2 £59 Drruult. Charles 3 LOO 239 Defend, Kimberly 1 £43 223 Denney. Jon 3 £57 272 Dennings. Robin 1 D13 Drnms. Steven 4 E39 239 Dennis. Susan 2 LOO 211 Denton, Robert 1 DI3 216. 272 Orpilatis. Ray 4 LOO 232 Deppe. Suzanne 2 DI3 Derbigny. Monica 2 181 Derecho. Carmel 4 £39 CVrmer. Joseph 3 Derosa. Christopher 2 DI3 272 Dcrrvbcrrv. Gnffin 3 LXO DetwiSer. Don 4 LOO 208 Drtwiler. Winston 2 £30 Deutvch, David 3 LOO Deverruc. John 3 LOO 18 Devin, Sean 3 £58 185 Desincenzo. John 4 LXO 189 Des-incenzo. Katherine 3 £28 185 Devito, James 4 LOO Devlin. Mxhael 1 LOO Devore. Dawn 4 LOO 188 Devries. Elizabeth 1 LOO 205 Di Rado. Ruben 4 Dll 193. 272 Diab. Mohammad 4 ES9E30 218 Diaz. Marcia 3 LOO 196 Diaz. Ronald 2 £34 190 Diaz. Stephanie 1 £58 272 Dxke. Charles 2 £58 193 Dickerson. Chris 3 £40 Dickerson. Joyce 2 Dickerson, Loretta 4 Dll 274 Dickerson. Michael 3 ED7-E43 2S3 Dickcv. Lewis 4 E40 274 Dickinson, Bruce 1 UV) 206 Dickinson. Robert 2 E34 250.366 Dickson. Donald 2 UOO Dickson, Mariah 2 1X0 1% Dickson, Ihomas 4 ED7 Dhlion, KcOcy 3 E43 Dtcfenbach, Gregory 1 uoo 209 Diehl, Edwin 1 coo 207 Diehl. Keila 4 E46E38 Diekroeger. Kenneth 4 DI7 274 Diekroeger, Robert 2 COO 207 Dien, Joseph 1 COO 174 Diet. Mardi 2 COO 193 Diercks, Duke 1 COO Dietz, Louis 3 COO 201 Dietz. Richard 1 UOO 178 Die depinos, Steven 4 E59 274 Diliberti, Thomas 2 UOO 194 Dillard. Marshall 1 UOO 187 Duupoli. Carolyn 2 UOO 193 Dina poll. Susan 2 E39 Dior. Larry 4 UOO Dirschl, Douglas 4 Dll 250. 274 Diskin. Leah 1 UOO 177 Dispalatro. Frank 4 DI7 245 Dispoto, Gary 3 D13 249 Dittmar, Michael 2 UOO 207 Dixon. Eilisa 2 E20 D� ord|evich. Vera 2 UOO 192 IXsbbs, Diana 3 U07 181 CX-sbrocky, Thomas 4 E65 ISO Dobson. Mary 4 Doctor, taura 4 E43 Dodds. Andrew 4 E39 249. 774 IXxlger. Maria 3 E39 222 LVersch. Ann 4 E40 221. 274 fXshertv. Brigid 2 UOO 176 Doherty. John 2 UO 176 Dchn. Kan 2 UOO IX . Suzanne 2 UOO 230 Dolhert, Nancy 2 E30 238 Dxninguez. Catherine 1 UOO 206 Dominguez. Frank. Jr. 3 DI3 198 Dominguez. Kathleen 2 E39 Dominguez. Virginia 3 E39 Domres. Melanie 3 UOO Dona he. Terence 1 UOO Donahue. James I UOO 175 Doruhue. Mary 4 E43 f� . 274 Donahue. Patricia 4 E07 206. 274 Donez. Martin 1 UOO 211 Doner. Ronald 1 UOO 206 Dong. Martin 2 UOO 193 Done hoe. Michael 4 tw 250. 274 Donohue. Kathleen 4 E3SJ41 Doolittle. William 4 E40 215. 274 Dorado. Joyce 1 UOO 202 Doran. Michael 4 E43 Dore. Pamela 4 E3S 275 Dorosin. Alina 2 UOO 208 Dorr. Paul 1 E54 189 Dorsey. Bruce 3 E36 218 Dort. Jeffrey 1 UOO 188 Doshi, Maitreva 4 E39 180.275 Doub. Eric 2 UOO 220 Dougery, Shelley 2 UOO 181 Douglas. Anne 2 UOO 193 Douglas. Cameron 3 E65 Douglas, Cynthia 4 E43 Dmglas, Kcs’in 4 i hi;; 181 Douglas. Pamela 4 ES9 185. 275 LXsumas. Alrka 2 UOO 2CU Djwn. Jeffrey 3 E63 247 Djwney, Dennis 1 UOO X� Doyle, Alicia 2 UOO Doyle. Ellen 2 UO 184 Drape. Christopher 1 UOO 208 Draper. Yulauncz 1 UO 205 Dray. Todd 1 UOO 196 Dresser, Don 4 E58 232. 275 Drews, Michael 4 D13 238, 275 Dreyer. Dana 2 UCO 235 Dreyfuss, Michele 1 CCO Driscoll. Hugh. Ill 1 CTO 176 Driskeil. David 2 CTO 204 Drisvr. John 2 CTO 251 Drum. John 4 DI3 185,275 Drummond. Frederick 3 E39 251 Drye. Elizabeth 4 E34 275 Dryvynsyde. Geoffrey 3 E43ES5 Du Fault. Scott 2 UOO Duane. Daniel 4 E40 Duarte, Patricia 2 UOO Dubin. Scott 3 UOO 250 352 Conclusion Dubinsky. Kerre 2 CTO 91. 241 Dubitsky. Rotsn 3 E36 217 Duchow. Don 4 DI3 275. 366 Duckworth, Dennis 4 DI3 275. 366 Dudley. Daniel 4 E39 244 Duenas. Alonso 2 UOO 187 Duerdcn. Jen ruler 2 DI9 212 Duerden. Kathleen 3 DI7 240 Duffey. James 3 E34 Duffy’. Paul 2 UOO 242 Duffy. Torsten 2 UOO Dugan. Timothy 2 UOO 197 Duhamel, Helene 4 E38 224. 275 Du ha mol, Kathleen 1 UOO 174 Duke. Ixiri 4 E35 275 Dukes, Pamela 2 UOO 104. 187 Dulaney. Sally 3 E34 Dumanian, Peter 4 E40 Dunbar. David 4 DI3 205. 275 Dunbar. William 4 D16 214. 275 Duncain. John 4 E49E58 275 Duncan, Claire 4 WO 222. 275 Duncan. John 4 E38E51 190 Dundee. Lauren 4 E34 Durvgan. Mary 1 UCO 174 Dunlap. Maureen 3 E34 Dunn. Daniel 4 E39 250. 275 Dunn, Edward 1 1X0 207 Dunn. Elizabeth 4 E34 275 Dunn. Cordon 2 UOO Dunn. Jonathan 2 UOO 236 Dunn. Stanley 4 E39 246 Dunton. Bridget 1 UOO 182 Duong. Thanhmy 2 UOO 207 Dupree. Jamie 1 UOO 179 Duran, Paula 4 131 Duran. Ronnie 3 ESS 219 Durbeck. Diane 2 UOO Durbin. Michael 4 E35 190 Durborjw. Leslie 3 E64 187 Durcan. Simon 1 UOO Durkin, James 1 uoo 185 Dumell. William 1 uoo Duster. Jon 1 uoo 187 Dustin. Frank 4 E78 275 Dustin. Karen 3 E34 Dutcher. David 2 E38 188 Du Iter, Andrew 2 UCO 188 Dutton, Keith 2 UOO 148 Dux bury, Andrew 4 E36E35 128. 132. 275 Dveirin. Keith 4 E36 189 Dvorak. Desdra 3 UOO 107. 240 Dworkin. Morris 2 UOO Dworsky. Alisa 1 UOO Dwyer. Richard 2 E39 Dye. Darby 4 B43 188. 276 Dyer. Sharon 3 E59 236 e Eads. Julae 4 E59 276 Eagle. Mary 3 E39 Earlam. Sandra 4 D13 Easterbruok. Karen 3 E43 178 Eastman. Stephen 4 E39 220. 276 Eastman. Willette 3 E68 Eberly. Virginia 2 UOO 202 Ebertin. George 1 UOO Eberts. Martha 1 UOO 195 Ebncr. Manuel 3 DI7 Eerie . Katherine 1 UOO 208 Eckrich. Mary 2 UOO Eddington. Virginia 2 UOO 201 Edefman. Reid 2 UOO Edelstein. Laura 2 E44 223 Edganan. Carol 4 E40 276 Ed in. Ilulki 1 UOO 181 Edmonds. Brian 3 E35 248 Edmonds. Elizabeth 4 B94 192, 276 Edmonds. James 4 BOO Edmondson. Mary 1 UCO 195 Edmondson. Stephen 4 E37 276 Edmumlson, Carole 4 ESS 184 Edsatl. Thomas 2 D13 Edstrom. Christine 1 UOO 184 Edward. Robin 4 E34 Edwards. Karen 3 E38 Edwards. Scott 4 Dll Edwards. Scott 4 ESS Efstathiou. Panavotis 3 D19 247 Egan, Elizabeth 2 E38 Egan. Michael 4 E39DI7 Egan. Todd 2 CTO 218 Ehly, Christopher 4 E34 Ehnchs. Edward 3 UCO Ehrbch. David 4 E63D17 242 Ehrtach, Elizabeth 3 E58 Eid, Troy 2 CTO Etlert. Elizabeth 4 E40E39 201. 276 Eills. Andrew 4 E43 213. 276 Easier. Jesse 2 CTO 224 Eisner. David 4 1:40 276 lasnrr, Lucia 1 UOO 208 Eisner, I’hihp 1 UOO 198 Elllibn, Tayebyehia 1 E39 Eldredge. Kathleen 4 E59 Eldredge. Leigh 1 UOO 100 Elgee. Karen 4 E43 216. 276 Elsa, Oriana 3 E40 Elsa . Ann 4 E39 EJ«g. Steven 4 E34 276 Eliot. Douglas 2 09 Eliot. Gretchen 1 UOO 206 Elizaga. Mana 2 UOO 205 Elizondo. Orlando 2 UOO 222 Elkins. Charles 4 E35 247. 276 Elkins. Stephanie 3 E38 98. 192 Ellefsen. Wendy 2 UOO 241 Ellin. Hillary 1 UOO 206 Elliott. Daroa 2 UCO 187 Elliott. Joan 2 E64 Elbott, John 4 £35 276 Elliott. Karen 4 F28 Elbott. Lauren 2 CTO 212 Elliott. Todd 2 CTO Elbs. Cynthia 4 E40 276 Ellis. Theresa 1 UCO Elbs. Wayne 1 UCO 195 Ellison. Amy 4 E30 184. 195. 276 Elbscn. David 4 D17 276 Elbson. Emily 1 UOO 206 Elbson. Jan 1 UOO 183 Elmer. Russell 3 CTO 192 Elms. Steven 2 UOO 219 Elott. David 2 E43E64 Elsaden. Sami 4 E39 276 Elsen. Kathcnne 2 E43 Elwefl. Jeffrey 1 UOO 195 El wood, Kathenne 3 E39 236 Emerson, Richard 4 E39 lfO Emslandcr. Hildegard 2 UOO Ezsdo, Paul 1 UOO Enna. Peter 2 UOO 205 Eng. Soo 4 E36E35 219. 276. 366 Eng. Steven 3 W4 210 Engebreth. Ezik 3 DI3 243 Erne . John 3 E39 99, 246 Ennght. Patrick 4 E3S 276 Enthoven. Andrew 3 E43 247 Epel. Andrea 4 E34 276 Eppstem. David 4 E45 215 Epstein. Mark 3 UOO Epstein. Pamela 3 D17 Epstein. Raphael 4 E99 Erck. James 1 UOO 203 Ezedia. Ruby 4 D13 205, 276 Ericksen. Suzanne 2 E07 E39 178 Erickson. Laurie 4 B94 Erickson. Scott 3 E39 247 Enrkson. Sharon 1 ESS Ermam. | uluru 4 E34 89 Ezndt. Nicholas 4 DI9 221 Ernst. Marc 1 UOO 175 Escamilla. David 1 UOO 184 Eschlcr. Jami 3 E39 Escobar. Ana 4 E07 276 Esebus. Erik 1 UOO Espinoza. Jose 4 DI3 E-'psntu. Anthony 1 UOO tsquer. David 1 UOO Esquibd, Richard 4 E40 Evsey. Tina 4 E40 276 Estes. Nathan 4 B90 276 Esteve. Mina 2 UOO 180 Estrada. Adriaru 1 UOO 174 Esty. Benjamin 3 £39 250 Etsitty. Stephen 1 UOO 202. 203 Etzell. Joan 1 UOO 205 Evankovich. Karen 4 E34 276 Evans. Kevin 2 UOO Evans. Larry 4 DI2 244 Evans. Lawrence 2 UOO 229 Evans. Marvin 1 UOO 211 Evans, Sarah 2 UOO 82. 193 Even. John 3 UOO 249 Everson, Mary 2 E58 180 f Latvia. Augw 1 UOO 196 Faber. Barbara 2 uoo 178 Fadkh. Michaef 2 uoo Fahnnger. Susan 3 ESS Fair. William 3 E37 Fairhe. Robert 1 UOO 174 Fa|er. Enc 3 E35 201 Fallon. Cynthia 3 D17 188 Fama. Rosemary 2 UOO 190 Fan. Chaehmin 4 E35 Fan. Robert 3 DI3 217 Fann. David 2 UOO 210 Fann. Jesse 4 DI3 188 Fardal. Karen 1 UOO Farello. Michael 1 UOO 2CO Fanas. Ccoha 4 D17 191. 277 Farley. Joseph 4 E39 242 Famham. Anne 1 UOO 211 Farrar. Keith 1 UOO 205 Farnngton. Heraldo 1 UOO 191 FauL Jeffrey 2 DI9 201 Favrla. Pauline 1 UOO 181 Fawcett. Cory 4 £35 192.277 Fay. Marcia 1 UOO 186 Fcder. Adriana 3 E28 197 Feder. Tomas 1 UOO 174 Fed rick. Michael 2 UOO 195 Feriey. Duane 3 E3S Feigenbaum. Janet 4 Ml Fridgun. Natalia 3 UOO Feldman. Rod 3 £07 252 Febciano. Macano 3 D17 230 Frit, Rachel 1 £54 211 Fritoo. Christina 1 UOO 197 Fendack. Patncu 1 UOO 100. 183 Feng, Clement 4 Dll 188.277 Fenton. Jennifer 2 UOO 219 Fereira. Wilbam 4 D13 222. 277 Ferctohn, Sally 4 E59 277 Ferguson. Nicholas 3 E58 Ferguson. Tauina 1 UOO 174 Ferguson. Wilkim 1 UOO 206 Fermi, laurm 2 UOO Fertvild, Alexander 2 UOO Fernandes. Christopher 1 UOO Fetna rides. John 2 UOO 198 Fernandez. Estela 2 UOO 189 Fernandez. Jose 1 UOO 186 Fernandez. Peter 1 UOO 199 Fernandez. Ronald 3 t v.li'. 191 Fernandez. Rosalinda 4 ES2 277 Ferrante. Anthony 1 UOO Ferran. Marcantomo 3 uoo Ferrvrr. James C E35 277 FemB. Jay 4 E39 189.277 Ferruzri, Guncarlo 3 £34 94. 244 Ferry, Pamela 2 uoo Ferziger. Ruth 4 E64 483. 277 Ferziger. Shoshanah 3 DI7 223 Fr-sta. Christopher 1 UOO 206 Fetter. Margaret � 4 277 Fetterman. Marcu 3 E35 193 Funder. William 1 UOO Fachlhom. Kenneth 3 DI3 186 Fackenschee. Peter 2 UOO Field, Corume 2 uoo 182 Field. Jennifer 1 CTO 202 Field. John 2 UOO 177 Field. Michael 3 ED7 191 Fielder. Knsta 3 E39 238 Fields. Jacqueline 1 UOO Fields. Peter 1 UOO 175 Fields, Sherry 1 UOO Fields. Sylvia 3 Dll Figuerco. Ralph 1 UOO 183 Filseth. Paul 4 E45 277 Fdvaroff. Ellen 2 UOO 193 Fincher. Kelvin 2 uoo 226 Fine. Gary 4 £40 217. 277 Fine. Jori 3 DI3 Fingrrhut. Matthew 1 UOO 195 Fink, Christina 3 £07 Finkristein. Divid 3 UOO 192 Finley, Bruce 4 E24 Finley. Robert 4 D13 277 Firenze, Mary 2 E39 241 Firestone. Carey 4 E34 277 Firestone. Polly 2 E65 219 Fiscatini. Christina 1 UOO 195 Fischer, Andrew 3 E43 80 Fischer. Ann 3 E43 212 Fischer. Harry 4 E43 250.277 QUAD Fischer. Martin 4 277 Fischer. Melissa 2 UOO Fischinger. Mark 1 UOO 209 Fish. Man' 3 DI2 Fisher-Jones, A. Steven 4 D19 207, 273 Fisher. Andrew 4 WO 175. 278 Fisher. David 1 UOO Fisher. Errol 2 UOO 189 Fisher. Jam 2 E39 245 Fisher. Joseph C E36 278 Fisher, Paul 4 E34 Fisher. Stephen 3 E64 Fiiher. Suun 2 UOO Fishman. Bradley C E02 183. 278 Fiske. Michael 4 E3S Fitch. Michael 3 D19 Fitzgerald. Barbara 3 LOO Fitzgerald. Eileen 2 UCO 192 Fitzhugh. Andrew 3 ES9 227 Ftrank. David 4 E39 278 Fladmark. Tom 1 UOO 184 Flaggs. Saundra 2 EM 229 Flaherty. Michael 3 E34 253 Flamrne. Dona 1 UOO Flnschauer. Mark 2 E2+E39 222 Fleming. David 3 UOO 223 Fleming, James 4 ES8E39 278 Fleming, Jennifer 2 UOO Fleming, Peter 2 UOO Flesher. Laune 4 E34 20). 278 Fletcher. Tamala 2 UOO 178 Hippo, Cynthia 4 E38 278 Horn. James 2 D19 203 Flores, Christopher 3 E35 190 Flores, Craig 4 E37 Flores, Deanna 3 E63 183 Flores, Diane 3 ESS Flores. Jube 1 UOO 203 Flores, Manuel 2 UOO Flores. Peter 2 UOO Flores, Raymond 2 UOO 252 Flores, Rene 1 UOO 206 Flowers. Charles 3 E36 181 Floyd. Mary 2 UOO 187 Floyd. Philip I UOO 209 Fltacat. Dorletta 2 E34 Flynn, Francesca 3 E34 215 Flynn, John 2 UOO 209 Flynn, Theresa 4 E34 278 Focia. Pamela 4 E36 Fogelsong David 3 DI7 192 Fogg. Elaine 4 D13 217. 278 Foley. Susan 4 E34 278 Foilcm-will. Dorman 3 HI 190 Fong, Hilda C D13 185 Fong. Karen 1 UOO 194 Fontana. Barbra 1 UOO 107. ITS Fonte. Allison 2 UOO Foote. Jute 4 E35 225 Ford, Cathlern 4 E99 187. 278 Ford, Christopher 4 E39 242 Ford, Daniel 2 UOO 207 Ford, David 4 DI3 247. 273 Ford, Lewie 1 UOO 187 Ford, Sandra 2 UOO Fork. Laune 2 UOO Fariand. Rolle 3 DI3 Forman, Suzanne 3 E30 Fonland. Bruce 4 D13 158,278 Forte. Nicole 2 E07 194 Fortin, Thomas 2 DI7 219 Fosnaugh. Michael 1 UOO 211 Foss. Shelley 1 UOO 206 Foster, Alan 2 UOO 191 Foster, Barton 1 UOO 196 Foster, Elizabeth 4 E39EA8 Foster, Jonathan 4 E34 278 Fotth, Stephen 1 UOO 191 Fountain, Tamara 4 EJ4 279 Fowle, Stephen 2 UOO 189 Fowler, Stephen 4 £39 181,279 Fox. Amy 4 ES9 191,279 For, Andrew 3 DI9 203 Fox. Jack 2 UOO Fox. Karyl 1 UOO 187 Fox. Lora 3 E38 Fox, Patrick. Jr. 3 E64 Fox, Rebecca 4 E35 279 Fox, Sheryl 4 E39 279 Fox. Steven 1 UOO Fax, William 4 E37 279 Foy. Brett 4 E58E39 249. 279 Frake. Scott 4 DI3 279 Frakes. Robert 4 E37 279 Fraley. Martha 3 E34 Francis. David 1 UOO 1W. 179 Francis. Deborah 4 ES E30 19 8 4 Francis. Mkhefle 2 UOO Frank. David 4 E39 84, 243 Frank. Ellen 4 E07 219. 279 Frank. Steven 2 E36 243 Frankel. Edward 2 UOO Franklin. Cynthia 4 E40 211. 222. 279 Franklin. Robert 2 UOO Fratt. C.K. Poe. Jr. 3 E43 279 Frazer, Thomas 2 E� Frazier. Bryan 4 D19 279 Freda. Vincent. Jr. 4 Dll 139.247. 2 Freebury, Gregg 4 DI6D10 279 Freed, Lauren 2 E43 Freeman. Catherine 3 E40 Freeman. Jody 3 E34 225 Freeman. Lisa 3 UOO 207 Freeman. Sandra 1 UOO Freeman, Theodore 3 E57 239 Fretd. Joel 3 E107.E46 French. Stephen 2 UOO 193 Frenster. Diane 1 UOO 208 Frey. Frank 4 W8EJ9 Frey. Jennifer 3 E39 177 Freytag Patricia 4 E40 213.279 Friar. William 3 E59 220 Fried. Philip 1 UOO Fncdrmann. Chnstophcr2 W8 214 Fncdiand. Margo 3 E34 240 Friedman. Bruce 2 E39 Fnend. Anne 4 D13 279 Frink. Lloyd 1 UOO 196 Frisch. Andrew 1 LOO 181 Fntts, Robin 3 1X0 Fritz, David 2 UOO 184 Froehlkh, Join 2 B9H 213 Frost. Cyntlua 3 E64 Frost, Mary 4 E64 279 Frucuno. Anthony 3 E40E39 183 Fruman. David I UOO 206 Fuchs. Ursula 2 Dll 234 Foendcfcng. James 2 UCO Fuentes. Eulalio 4 DI7 279 Fuentes. Regina 2 LOO 207 Fujii. George 3 J41 227 Fuji.. Naoko 3 E31 219 Fujii. Shari 3 E3I Fukuharj. Christine 2 B94 207 Fukumoto. Ivan 3 UOO Fukunaga, Bert 3 LOO Fuller, Ayn 3 D19 Fuller. William 2 IXD 205 Fullerton. Sarah 2 LOO 192 Fung Martin 2 UOO 203 Fung Mitchell 4 E35 279 Furlong Jay 3 D19 Furlong Patricia 1 UOO 196 Furth, David 2 E39 194 Fuvsganger, Slanka 3 UOO Futral. Jcel 2 LOO 8 Cable, Scott 1 UOO 199 Gabriel, Nelson 2 UOO 231 Gabriele, Peter 2 E39E59 Gabnelson. Carl I UOO Gaffney. Domia 1 UOO Gage, Blond i'll 1 UOO Gage, Brian 4 E35 279 Gagliardi. Maria 2 E39 191 Gatsford. Gregory 4 E57 Gaither. James. Jr. 3 E35 235 Cajendran. 1. Rajeev 3 DI3 219 Galbraith. David 4 E36 191.279 Gale. Scott 3 E35 185 Gallagher. Fred 1 UOO 195 Gallardo. Monica 2 UOO Gallegos. Monique 1 UOO 174. 192 Gallegos. Wilfred 1 UOO 202 Calles. Donald 2 D13 2+4 Galligan. Daniel 4 E53 Callo, Susan 2 UOO 190 Galloway. Brett 4 D13 205 Galvan. David 3 UOO Galvan. Dermis 1 UOO 182 Galvan. Roberto 2 UOO 207 Gamble. Gregory 1 UOO Gamble. Steven 1 UOO 195 Gamez. Lourdes 4 E35 279 Gampel. Alan 4 ES+E43 279 Camped. David 1 UOO 209 Cangolli. And 4 E64 Gann. Thomas 4 E38E63 Cano a. Juanesteban 3 E39 Gansa. Andrew 3 E34 201 Garbrick. Lisa 3 E3SE40 Ciarbutt. Monica 2 UOO Garcia. Alan 2 UOO 188 Garcia. Amparo 2 UOO Garcia. Angela 1 UOO 186 Garcia. Benjamin 1 UOO 199 Garcia, Elizabeth 1 UOO Garcia, Gabriel 4 H83 279 Garcia. Gregory 4 E34 Garcia. Humberto 1 UOO 179 Garcia. Karl 3 ES7 Garcia, Lauren 2 UOO 201 Garcia, Manueia 3 ESS Garcia. Teresa 3 ES2 Garcia, Traci 2 UOO 223. 366 Cardenswartz, Will 3 UOO 197 Gardiner. Gary 3 D16E43 251 Gardner. David 4 ESS 246. 280 Gardner. Elizabeth 3 ESS Gardner. Gayle 4 E53 280 Garrett. Sheryl 3 D13 Carry, Jacquefane 3 E38 Carton. Bart 4 D16 280 Garvey, Winifred 4 E++E51 Garwin. Laurel 3 E34 Garwin, Lawrence 1 UOO Garwin. Steven 4 890 Garza. Catherine 4 E39 280 Garza. Luis 4 E43 Gasho. James 2 UOO 204 Gates, Jennifer 2 UOO 191 Gates. Linda 3 E58 ICO. 193 Gates. Michelle 3 UOO 230 Gates. Peter I UOO 207 Cates. Todd 3 DI2 226 Ga things. Desiree 3 UOO Gatlin. Gloria 2 UOO 214 Gauger, Mark 1 UOO 205 Cault. Nicholas 4 D17-E78 Gavin, Patricia 2 UOO 9� . 201 Cawande. Atul I UOO 175 Cawthrop. Elizabeth 2 LOO Gaydon. Theresa 3 E34 Gazrt, Carey 4 B90E45 280 Gaztambide. Denise 2 UOO Cease. Ricky 3 UOO Cebb. Howard 4 DI3 Gee. Bruce 4 E39 280 Gee, Kelly 4 W8 191,280 Gee. Nina 4 E07 217.280 Geer, Elizabeth 2 130 Geiberger. Lee 3 E40 Geier. Jennifer 4 E30 280 Geisse. Amy 1 LOO Geist. Richard 3 E39 Gelb. David 3 E43 244 Gellrrt. Paul 1 UOO 202 Cedes. Jeffrey 3 E34E39 242 Gcnatt. Simone 1 LOO 211 Centlesk. Michael 2 UOO 250 Gentry. Carla 2 UCO Ceorge, Michael 4 E35 280 George. Vanessa 1 UOO 205 George. William 2 UOO 231 Gerald. Elgie 4 E40 Gerberding John 1 LTD 206 Cerhauser. Lisa 2 LTD 190 Germain. Ellen 4 E40 280 Germino. Menbeth 4 E28 195. 280 Gertsch, Lisa 4 E39 280 Cetchcd. William 1 LTD 182 Getzinger. David 1 LOO 195 Gever, Eric 4 E43 Gharachortoo. Kourosh 4 DI3 193 Ghavam. Nasroiah C E35 280 Gherzi. Sandra 3 E39 216 Ghilarducci. Emily 3 E34 215 Ghini, Elizabeth 1 LTD 208 Chirardo. Laurence 4 E39 251.280 Gibson, Teresa 1 LTD 176 Ciebcn, Helmut 4 E3VB94 Ciffin, Fredenck 4 E43 248.280 Gifford. Kilvert. Jr. 3 E44 Clgho. Mark 4 E35 248, 280 Gilbert, Eric 4 E5BE39 241 CUbert. Jill 1 LTD 175 Giles. John 2 LTD Gilium. Robert 1 LTD 189 Gilt Jay 3 DI3 205 Cifl. Jeffry 1 UOO 199 GUI. Jennifer 4 D13 190 GUI. Stanley 2 LTD GUlaspy. Betsy 1 UOO Gillespie. Margaret 1 UOO 196 Cdlrspne. Thomas 1 LOO 206 Cdhs. Mark 4 E43 253 Cdman. Greta 4 D12 241 280 CUmartin. Adrienne 1 UOO 91 188 Gamete. Joaquin 3 E39 Cdmoec. Diana 4 D19 Cdmoee. Olga 4 D19 281 Ccmbcere. Marc 3 DI6E6S Ccnn, Michael 2 UOO 191 Caordano. Philip 1 UOO 209 Cion. Nicholas 3 UOO 204 Coovacchuu, Joseph 3 ESS 250 Gipson. Kimberly 2 UOO Guard. Joanna 4 E34 Gtnin, Matthew 2 LTD Cake. Erik 1 LTD 211 Case). Virginia 3 E34 281 Gitkin. Lisa 3 W4 Gnan. Robert 3 E4SES9 205 Givens. Tern 1 UOO Glader. Anders 1 UOO 182 Clader. Laune 4 E40 Glann. Hilary 4 E40 201 281 GUnvtllr. James 1 UOO 176 Glaser. Amy 2 UOO 241 Claier. Cabrielle 2 E43 Clavier, Mary 1 UOO 179 Glazov. Elizabeth 4 E35 239 Gleason. Thomas 3 E64 Gleb . David 4 D13 Qeichert. Marc 3 D13 191 Click. Seth 3 LTD 253 Gliiharg Stev en 1 LOO 208 Glockner, Jennifer 4 E40 114 Gnaedinger, Charles 1 UOO 189 Go, Mae 4 D19 Co, Odette 3 ESS 178 Goad. Marun 3 E28 220 Coble. Michael 4 E07 281 Codat. David 4 E44 250 281 Goddard. David 2 E39 205 Code. Scott 3 E07 E48 250 Codtland. Eric 1 LOO 203 Goebel, lava 1 LOO 211 Goedewaagrn. Karen 1 LOO Coeken. Jennifer 4 E43 281 Goertzen. Sara 2 LTD Cofen. Charles 1 LOO 176 Goff. Michael 1 LOO 128. 180 Gold. Garry 4 D19 Goldberg Howard 4 E58 213 281 Goldie. Daniel 2 E39 102 Goldman. Usa 2 UOO 226 Goldsmith. Nana 1 UOO 93 Goldstein. Lawrence 4 H78 236 281 Gomez, Carmen 1 UOO 199 Comez, Custavo 3 E39 205 Gomez, Jo Anne 1 UOO 175 Gomez, Kathleen 1 UOO 199 Gomez. Maurice 3 D17 250 Com pert, Katherine 2 UOO 100 Cong Benjamin 1 UOO 196 Gong Diane 3 E59 236 281 Comer, Kelly 2 UOO 190 Cornier, Jean 2 E34 214 Gonzales. Cecilia 1 UOO 177 Gonzales. Daniel 2 UOO Gonzales. David 2 UOO 197 Gonzales. Frank 1 UOO 176 Gonzales. Gilbert 4 E34 281 Gonzales. Jacqueline 4 D17 281 Gonzales. Lorenz 1 UOO Gonzales. Michael 4 D17 190 281 Gonzales. Rebecca 3 E34 Gonzales. Ronald 3 D12 Gonzales. Stephanie 1 UOO 199 Gonzales. Yvette 1 UOO 183 Gonzalez. Annie 3 UOO Gonzalez, Brian 4 E39ES8 249 281 Gonzalez. Edmundo 4 D13 Gonzalez. Luis 2 UOO Gonzalez. Patricia 3 E43 Good, Richard 3 UOO 192 Goodetl. Jennifer 4 D12 217 281 Goodhue. Susan 4 ES8E40 217 Gooding Andrew 3 E57 Goodman. Adam 4 E58 281 Goodman. Kevin 4 D12 Goodman. Laurie 4 E35 192 281 Goodman. Mary 1 LTD Goodman. Randolph 3 E59 Goodrich. Kalon 4 E99 281 Goodrich. Patricia 4 D17 230 281 Goodrich. Wayne 1 LTD Goodwin. Christopher 3 E36 253 Goodwin. Stacey 1 LTD 208 Condusion 353 Goon. George 2 D19 207 Coomo. Andrew 2 U00 8b. 226 Coedillo, Gayle 4 E59 281 Gordon. Heat her 4 E95 282 Gordon. Matthew 3 D19 187 Gordon. Michael 2 1X0 Gordon. Mkharl 2 1X0 Gore, Stephanie 1 1X0 187 Corebck. Ettott 3 E39 197 Gorhdt. Annette 1 LXO 175 Goshn. Kimberly 4 E36 184 Gottner. Robert 4 DI3E3S Could. Elizabeth 1 UOO 196 Gould. Cabnellc 1 U00 204 Gould, Sheryl 4 E5SE39 282 Goulding. Evan 3 E36 231 Gouvea. Connne 3 E40 234 Govan. Lorraine 1 LXO Govea, Margaret 4 E34 Covert. Joseph 3 E36 239 Covindira|ulu. Sushma 4 E28 282. 176 Grabb. James 2 E39 212 Grabemann. lava 3 E39 Grabowtiu. IVuigla 1 LOO 196 Gracheva. Man 1 LOO 211 Cralf, Ariana 1 LOO 182 Graham. John 3 D13 Graham, Robert 3 LXO Grainger. Jeffry 4 DI9 282 Ceamckow. Martin 4 D19 282 Crangaard. Janet 4 E39 224. 282 Granger. Carmel 1 LOO 176 Grant. Conrad 3 E59 Crant. James 1 LOO 2(0 Grant, Jennifer 1 LOO Grant. Jennifer 4 E20 Grant. Kevin 3 D19 Grant. Matthew 3 E48 Grant. Stanley 4 B90 GrauL Pamela 4 E30E39 186 Crave . Sharon 3 DI7 Craviss. Chnvtopher 4 E35 253 Cravitz, Deborah 1 LOO 208 Greaney. Ann 1 LOO 196 Greaney. Stephen 4 D16 236. 282 Greaney. Thereva 4 E39 234 Greaves. Jean 3 ES9 227 Green, Ava 3 E36 192 Green, Kenneth 2 LXO 245 Green. Lawrence 1 LOO 178 Creen. Peter 4 E36 282 Creen, Robert 4 B9CIU94 282 Green, Ronald 4 E34 Creenberg. Robert 4 E24 238. 282 Greenberg. Roger 3 D19 242 Greene, Alivi 3 D17 212 Greene, Kathy 4 E30 282 Greene. Tu|uana 2 LXO Creene. Vincent 2 LOO 245 Creenen, Brun 2 LOO 212 Greenen. Dann 1 LOO 198 Greenfield. Andrew 2 LOO 249 Greenfield. Mary 3 E40 Greenlee. Rebecca I LXO Crecnvtrcet. Susan 4 ES4 Greer. Mkhrik 1 LXO 196 Gregg, Robert 4 E63 248.282 Gregg. Stephen 3 E40 197 Gregor. David 3 LOO 213 Gregory. Frederick 2 LOO Gregory. William 1 LOO 211 Crewel. Ricardo 1 LOO 174 Cresser. Edward 4 ESS 93. 225, 2S2 Criep. Lynnea 4 E64TO1 188. 282 Grier, Linda 4 E34 Grieve. Melina 3 H Grieve. Timothy 2 LXO Griffin. Ashley 1 1X0 182 Cnfhth. Cry veal 2 LXO Griffith. Judith 2 LXO 192 Grigory. Monica 1 LXO 209 Grimsby. Scott 3 D13 250 Crinee. Gregg 2 E43 251 Grivvum. Darrell 3 E63 240 Groda. Matthew 3 B98 252 Grofer. Catherine 3 E40E38 198 Grofer. Laura 3 E34 190 Groleau. Kathleen 2 1X0 Gronert. Call 2 1X0 241 Gronet. Chnvtian 4 D18 Grosedoae. Timothy 1 LXO 186 Grow. Henry 3 E43 Gross. Kevin 4 E43 191 Grossman. Adam 1 LOO 206 Grossman. Blake 4 E39 Croth. Robert I LOO 197 354 Conclusion Grove. Andrew 2 LOO 248 Grove. Dougla 3 E35 Grove. Gregory 2 ES9E55 221 Grove. Margaret 4 E34 Grover. Chnvtopher 2 LOO Grover, Margaret 4 D17 282 Grove . Kenneth 1 LXO 210 Grove . Paula 2 LXO 144. 194 Grubb . Daphne 3 D13 Gruen. Richard 4 E64 243. 282 Cruenler, Curtiv 3 E40 Grunwald. Anita 4 D17 Crunz. Donald 4 H7 E07 239 Guatctti, Debra 4 E34 237 Cuettinger. Scott 4 D19 249. 282 Cuillory, Monica 1 LOO Guillory . William 3 E20 Cuirt. CabrieBe 4 E40 Gulermovich. Teresa 3 E40 Culllkson. Anne 4 E24 Cullingvrud. Eugene 1 LOO 208 Cum. Arnold C D13 282 Cundervon. Quincy 3 E38E59 Cunningham. Sebavtlan 3 E64 Cunther. John 4 D19 Cunthcr. Mary 3 E35 191 Gurr. David 4 E45 Gurza. Ale 4 E24 190. 230. 282 GuMafvon. Cheryl 2 LOO 96.205 Cu taf on. Debra 4 E34 282 Guthrie. Michael 3 E59 229 Gutierrez. Edward 3 E39 222 Gutierrez. Lucky 2 LOO 186 Gutierrez. Martin 4 D13 Gutyahr. Paul 4 E40E43E40 2 2 Gutkin. Allan 4 E58 282 Gwahney. Dougla 4 E79 245 Gwilym. Janet 1 LOO 207 h Ha. Chung 1 LOO 205 Ha beck. Suvan 4 E34 282 Habib. Warren 2 E43 181 Hackel. Steven 4 E07 241. 282 Hadley. Lida 2 LOO Haler. John 2 LOO 194 liagan. Dougla 1 LOO 209 Hagan. Erin 4 E35 177 Hagen. Joan 3 E07 Hagen. Julie 3 ESS Hagen. Paul 1 LOO 210 Hage tad, Jeanne 3 ES9 192 Hagginv. Whitney 2 LOO Hahn. Harold. Jr. 3 D17 248 Hahn, Manan 1 LOO 20� Hahrver. Brooke 1 LOO 211 Haight. Dina 1 LOO 211 Haight. Tali 4 E07 224. 282 Hayda. John 4 D19E54 Hake. Steven 2 LXO Hakenun. Sharon 2 LOO Haladay. Craig 4 E65 282. 283 Halamka. John 4 E58H78 282. 283 Halavka. Chnvtopher 4 E36 216 Hale. David 2 LOO 194 Haley. Patncia 4 D17 283 Halkrt. Richard 1 LOO 181 Hall. Andrew 1 LOO 206 Hall. Andrew 1 LOO Hall, Ethan 4 E57 189. 2 3 Han. Gregory 3 LXO 118, 247 Hall. Roger 3 ESS Italian . Glenn 4 ES9 llallewell. Jean 1 LOO 211 Halley, Sara 3 D17 Halliburton. Murphy 2 LOO 193 Hallman. Sarah 4 E59D19 Halperin. Ernvt 3 LOO Halperin. Philip 3 ESS.E30 Halpern. Aaron 1 LOO 199 Halprin, Matthew 1 LOO 175 Hoisted. Chnvtopher 4 E38 137. 224. 283 Hamerton-Kelly. Ruth 1 LOO 199 Hamilton. Bonnie 1 LXO 208 Hamilton. Christopher 4 E36E35 2 3 Hamilton. Dwain 3 LOO 193 Hamilton. John 2 LOO 230 Hamilton. Kimberly 2 E35 Hammour. Mohamad 4 D17-E39 201 Hampel. Jeffrey 3 E35 Hampp. Lydia 1 LXO 210 Handley. Donald 2 LXO Handley. George 1 LXO 179 Handley. William 4 E40 Handy. Jonathan 1 LOO 206 Hankins. Dougla 3 E64 207 Hanley. Elite 1 LOO 174 Hanna. Kjthennc 4 E34 283 Hanna. Sherri 4 E30 98. 2 3 Hanna. Tracy 1 LOO 198 Hanrahan. Noel 2 E40 Itamchka. Thcena 3 E57 liamen. Julie 4 E40 240, 283 Hansen. Steven 2 LXO 241 Hansen. Wendy 2 E64 190 Hanvt. Curtiv 4 E28 283 Hanvt. Karen 3 E40 Harden. Davtd I LOO 175 Harden. Enc 2 LOO 181 Harder. Monica 3 E34 Hardgrave. Eric 4 EJ9 Hardin. Hoed. Ill 4 D17 2 3 Hardy. Sarah 4 E44 184. 2 3 Hare. Launc 3 E35 Hare. William 4 E40 203 Hargadon. Andrew 4 E39 Harmon. Mark 4 E39 283 Harper. George 2 LOO 249 Harper. Patricia 2 LOO 222 Hamgian. Michael 3 D17 249 Harrington. Gregory 4 Dll Hamngton. Jeffrey 4 Dl! Hamngton. Martha 1 LOO 2CB Harm. Cedric 3 E34 214 Ham . David 3 EM 245 Ham . Duane 3 D13 182 Ham . Ellen 4 E59 283 Ham . Eugene 2 E64 248 Ham . Hilary 1 LOO 202 llarrt . Jame . Jr. 3 E40 188 Harri . John 4 DI7 212. 246 Ham . Jonathan 4 ESS 283 Harri . Melanie 4 E07 283 Ham . Michael 4 Dll 214 Ham . Ruvvell 4 D17 247. 281 Harm. Victoria 1 LOO Ham . Walter 2 E39 207 Hams. Wilmer 2 LOO 218 Harrison. Camille 2 E3SE37 Harrison. David 3 E35 Harrison. David 4 E37 284 Harri von, Donna 3 E24 Hamvon, Holly 2 D17 Harrison. Mark 2 LOO 203 Harrison. Michele 3 LOO 220 Hamson. William 4 D12 235. 284 Harrow. Sarah 4 E34 207. 281 Harry. Emile 3 ESS 74. 193 Hart. Bruce 4 E64 Hart. Mana 2 LXO Hart. Wendy 1 LXO 194 Hartman, Timothy 2 LOO 206. 236 Hartman, William 1 LOO Hartwell. Andrew 4 E43 284 Harvey. Diane 3 IN 197 Harvey. Michael 2 D17 194 Havhetn, Aynvan 3 D12 Havhamobo. Mark 2 E39 198 Havvon. Grant 3 D17 249 Haugen. Kirsten 1 LXO 209 Itaupf. Mcredic 3 E38 218 Haven. Peter 2 LXO 178 Hawkins. Devin 1 LOO 175 Hawkinv. Heather 4 E07 Hawk , Linda 3 LOO 213 Hawks. Timothy 1 LOO Hawley. Erin 1 LOO 197 Hawley. Michael 2 E40 224 Hayden. David 3 DI3 191 Hayrs-lngram, Aleta 2 E35 Hayes. Juke 4 B90 284 Hayes. Phyllis 2 LOO Haynes. Philip 3 E36 205 Haynie, Terr ' 3 E43 185 Hay . Stephen 1 LOO 195 Havve. Thonva 3 D13 Haywood. Ehzabeth 4 E30 224.281 Hazard. Jeffery 2 Hazelton. Randy 3 E39 203 Itazcn, Lisa 2 LXO 98,203 Head. Andrea 3 E35 214 Healzer. James 4 E35 210 Heap. Mark 3 D13 Heath. Michael 2 LOO 218 Hebcnton, Barbara 3 E43 201 Hccht. Amy 3 E34 215 Hecht. Leslie 3 E43 181 Hccht. Peter 3 E45 232 Hecht. Shawn 3 D17 189 Heckendom. Geraldine 4 E34 114. 284 HeckeT, Cordon 4 E20 212. 284 Heeler. Hilary 4 E30 Hedge, Alan 4 D13 253 Hednck. Christopher 4 ESS Heer. Eric 2 E35 197 Heeren. Ctnda 2 LOO Heel. Kathryn 1 LOO 211 HeffeL Dominic 3 LXO 198 Hefty. Joel 1 LXO 182 Hegarty. Paul 1 LXO 174 Hegarty. Winifred 2 LXO Heidcnrrkh. Paul 4 E35 281 Heklerschnt. John 4 E39E43 281 Heil. Paul 4 E35 284 Hetleman. Diana 3 E07 191 Heimlich. Janet 4 E38 Heivuvger. Carmen 1 LOO 196 Heivler. Laura 4 E37 E35 284 Heitz. Enc 3 M97 Helft. Miguel 3 ESS 231 He . Kevin 2 LXO 188 Heller. Michael 1 LXO Heller. Michael 1 LXO 177 Hellinghausen. Kira 2 LOO 204 Heilman. Steven 1 LOO 196 Helm. Scott 4 E36 Helm. Troy 1 LOO Helsell. Ingnd 3 LOO HelseU. Knstiru 4 E3I Hemmcter. Katherine 1 1X0 188 Hemphill. Audrey 1 1X0 211 Hendershott. Colleen 4 E35 227. 284 Hcndenhott. Robert 2 LXO 192 Henderson. Mark 3 E35 Hendncks. David 4 E64 284 Heron, Eva 4 DI3 184. 285 Henley. Thomas 1 LOO 196 Hennessey. Sheila 4 894 200. 201. 285 Hennessey. Wade 3 LM 214 Henri. Carolyn 1 LOO 176 Henri, Joseph 3 Z30 Hrnriksen. Lava 2 1X0 181 Hennquez. Han 1 LOO 203 Henrohn, Jeffrey 2 LXO 242 Henry. Alonzo 2 LXO 250 Henry. Joel 4 E43 285 Henry. Mkhcllc 3 E34 Henry. Nancy- 1 LOO 179 Henry. Petet 2 E64E39 214 Henvala. John 3 LOO 192 Henzie. Gregory 4 E36-E57 Hepler. Knvtin 4 E3S Hcrbold, Jrvvaca 3 1X0 Hcrbvf. Ronald 2 LOO 190 Herman. Jennifer 3 E39 202 Hermo. Maru 2 LXO HermouDo. Jeffrey 2 LXO 248 Hernandez, Delia 2 LOO Hernandez. Jesse 2 LOO Hernandez. Juan 2 LOO 249 Hernandez. Laura 2 ES8E39 Hernandez. Lericia 1 LOO 199 Hernandez. M Rovanne2 EJS 218 Hernandez. Randy 3 E64 285 Hernandez. Sonia 2 LXO Hernandez. Yvonne 2 LXO 214 Herrcid, Peter 4 E34 285 Htncll. Dawn 4 D16 Herrera, Francisco 3 LOO Herrera, Greg 3 DI7 250 Herrera. Jaime 3 LOO 190 Herrera. Maria 2 LOO Herrera. William 1 LOO 175 Herzog. Joseph 3 E3 ESS Hess, Elizabeth 1 LXO 194 Hess, Robert 1 LOO 184 Hess. Madina 3 LOO Hesterman. Anne 4 E54 234 Heuman. Linda 2 E30 237 Hcwett, Wayne 3 D17 191 Hewitt. Kimberly 1 LOO 211 Hewlett. Adoea 3 ES9 Hcyler. Kathmne 2 1X0 226 Hicks. Doreen 2 1X0 Higginbotham. Ronald 4 D13 285 Higgs, Kathryn 2 LXO Higgs, Michael 4 DI3 HighhU. Clinton 1 LOO 182 Hightower. Courteney 1 LOO 187 Hightower. James 3 E28 QUAD Hildebrand!. Andrea 2 LOO 226 Hood. Liu 1 LOO Hutman. Theodore 2 LOO Join. Sharad 1 LOO Hilden. Sean 3 ES7 187 Hood. Michael 3 E20 249 Hsea. Terence 3 LOO Jomar. Stacy 3 E43 224 Hilgard, Cairn 2 D16 225 Hook. Wdlum 4 D19 243, 285 Hwang, Peter 1 LOO Jamevlldez. Francisca 4 £28 Hill, Chnstopher 2 E40 223 Hoolhorst, Jennifer 2 LOO 226 Hwang Thomas 4 E35 234 James, Alan 3 E39 Hill, David DI3 216. 285 Hooper, David 3 E58 191 Hybertsen, Jennifer 2 LOO 190 James, Ezsc 1 LOO HUl, Jamie 4 E40 Hoover. Dirbv 3 E40 235 Hyde. David 4 E4S 220. 287 James. Jeffrey 1 LOO Hill, Jeffrey 4 E58 242. 285 Hope. Brandoce 3 E38 107 Hvlok. Bndget I LOO 2£� James. Wilbert 1 LOO Hill, Jennifer 2 LOO 215 Hope. Michael 4 D13 191.286 Jamison. Richard 1 LOO HUl, Julie 3 E34 234 Hopp. Ccciha 3 E38E4384. 104. 240 Janin, Michele 2 LOO Hill, Laurie 4 D17 Hopper. Matthew 4 E35 248. 286 Jams. Erse 4 £35 247 HUl. Scfomc-n 1 LOO Horn, Brian 2 LOO Jankoskv. Joseph 4 £39 Hillman. John 2 B94E43 192 Horine. Angela 4 E63 286 • Jankowskv. Craig 4 D17 Hillman. Thomas i LOO 195 Horn, Gregory 3 E43 239 1 Jansen. Robert 2 LOO Hilton, Leon 4 D13 212,285 Hombaker. Kevin 1 LOO 1 Janus. Cathenne 4 £07163 Hiltz. Jacqueline 4 E43 241, 285 Hombostel. Marc 3 E57 205 Jarvis. Christopher 4 E3S Hiroga. Scott 4 E36 217, 285 Horton. Angeliquc 3 E24 229, 286 Jasberg. John 4 £43 Hindall. George 3 LOO Horvath. Phillip 2 E39E20 Jason. Katherine 1 LOO Hinkson. Jos 1 LOO 208 Horvath. Valeoe 2 LOO 233 Ibarra. Irene 4 £59 287 Jay. Patrick I LOO Hinrich . Brad 1 LOO 209 Hoscin, Marc 2 D13 180 khsvavu. Woodrow 4 £39 287 JcaUe. David 3 D19 Hinton. Barbara 1 LOO 196 Hoscth. Susan 1 LOO 1% kke. David 2 LOO 188 Jean-Pierre. Patrick 1 LOO Hinton. Paul 4 E35 285 Hosford, Liu 2 E07 236 We. Nicholas 4 D13 184. 287 Jefferson. Karen 1 LOO Hint , Susan 1 LOO 194 Hoskins. Matthew 4 D16 286 Iglehart. Kent 2 LOO 251 Jefferson. Marc 4 D17 Hint nun. Jeffrey 3 D13 197 Hoskins. Renata 4 E36 Ignacio. Meissia 4 £38 287 Jeffrey. Philip 3 E37 Hipps, Robert 2 LOO 250 Hoskins, Richard 4 Dll 244 lhara, Carol 3 E64 240 Jehl. Douglas 4 E43 246 Hirtchfeld. William 1 LOO 195 Hosvfeld, Mary 3 E40 Illkh. James 4 B98 287 Jelks, Dorothv 4 B94 Hinh. Donald 4 E36 Hotchkiss. Anne 4 E40 286 lllick. Hilary 2 LOO Jenney. Anne I LOO 198 Hitlop, Scot 2 LOO 222 Hotelling, Join 4 E53 219,286 Imbemino, David 1 LOO III Jenru. Karen 2 LOO Hlavka. Edwin 1 LOO 174. 175 Hotelling, Steven 1 LOO 178 Impcraio. Albert 4 E24 Jennings. Carol 4 £34 211 Ho. Donna 4 E39 218. 285 House, Michael 2 ES7 184 Ingram, Diane 4 £38 287 Jennings. Julianrsr 4 £34 Ho. Eng 4 E39 Howard, Ann 3 £37 Inui. Margaret 2 E35 214 Jennings. Patrick 4 £34 Ho, Gordon 1 LOO 209 Howard. Jeanette 4 £34 286 lonllo, Jeffrey 4 E40 243. 287 Jensen, Charlotte 2 E46 Ho. Louisa 3 E30 Howard. Katherine 2 LCO 210 Irby. Denny 4 D13 216 Jensen. Eric 4 E39E58 Ho. Medu 2 E40 214 Howard, Robert C D19 286 Irish. Carol 3 E43 187 Jensen. Julie 2 LOO Ho, Nan 1 LOO 211 Howe. Willow 1 LOO 179 Irons. James 3 E35 Jensen. Kirk 1 LOO Hoagland. David 1 LOO 211 Howell. Daniel 1 LOO 211 Irwin. Cheryl 1 LCO Jensen. Tim 4 D19 Hoagland, laurance 4 EJ9 227 Howell, Elizabeth 1 LCD 189 Irwin. Steven 3 ESS Jenson. Scott 4 E39 225 Hoang. Tuyen 1 LOO Howell. Croce 2 LOO 233 Isarankura, Ben 4 D19 253 Jeong Wails.nj 2 LOO Hoberg Kathryn 4 E35 206. 221. 285 Howell. Hoooro 4 £37 286 (sham. Brooke 3 £39 Jerger, Kristin 1 LOO Hoberg Paul 1 LOO Howell. John 1 LCO lsham. Bryce 3 E52E39 Jessen, Jul. 4 Dll Hobson, Samuel 2 LOO 183 Howell. Kevin 3 £39 179 Isherwood. Charles 1 LCO 209 3 LOO 192 Hoch. Richard 4 E45 189 Howell. Rebecca 4 E63 liner. Rcbert 4 H7S 190, 287 4 E34C06 Hodges, Andrew 2 LOO 192 Hover. Mina 4 £07 lion. Pamela 4 £35 Jewett. Peter 3 LOO Hoefer. Kurt 1 LOO 195 Hsieh, Louis 2 LCO 226 Itagalu. Sachiko 4 DI6 190 287 Jimenez. Charlene 1 LOO Hoeger. WUlum 4 E34 285 Hsu. Andv 2 £39 245 Ivanrtic. Audrey 3 E43 225 Jimenez. Craig 4 DI9 Hoel. Melissa 4 E38 222 Hsu. Carol 4 £35 190 lvanoff. Jerry 4 £58 1 LOO Hoese. William 1 LOO 206 Hsu. Katharine 1 LCO Ivelich. Suzanne 2 LCD 2 LOO Hotter. David 3 E24 223 Hsu. Mims 4 H78E35 286 Iverson. Ronald 1 LOO 175 4 D13 Hotter. Michael 4 E35 193.285 Hsue, Ku-Yuen 4 £36 Iwakuns. Man 4 £58 £39 214.287 2 LOO Hoilman. Carl 3 B94 Hu, David 3 D13 207 Iwasaiu. Pamela 4 £35 287 Johanos. Andrew 4 E58 Hottman. David 2 LOO 248 Nu. Eileen 2 LCO Johan son. David 2 LOO Hottman. James 2 D12 Hu. Helen 4 D17 Johns, Alexis 1 LOO Hottman. John 2 LOO 246 Hu, Irene 4 D13 286 Johns. Michael 3 LOO Hottman. Leu 1 LOO 211 Hu. Lawrence 3 LCO 191 John sen, Karl 2 E59 Hottman. Rena 4 D16 Huj|ardo. Denise 3 £35 226 Johnson-Tate. Lynda I LOO Hottman. Steven 2 E39 197 Huang. Andrew 1 LOO 206 Johnson. Alan 4 E57 Hottmann, Daniel 1 LOO 2 LOO 183 I Hottmryrr, Shaun 2 D17 230 Huang. Janet 4 E35E39 217, 286 I Johnson, Brian 2 E20 Hofstadter. Mari. 4 E57 285 Huang. Joseph 3 D16 241 Johnson. Carl 2 LOO Hogaint. Jeanme 1 LOO Huang, Milton 4 D13 207 Jot Urn, Ese 4 ES8.E65 287 Johnson. Caroline 3 E39 Hogan. John i LOO 195 Huang. Victor 1 LOO 209 Jacks, Amv 4 E64 212 Johnson, Christopher 2 E39 Hogan. Kerry 2 LOO 226 Hubbert. Jennifer 2 LOO Jackson. Anna 3 E43 366 Johnson. Craig 2 LOO Hohman, David 1 LOO 195 Hudson. Holly 4 D13 Jackson. Bvron 1 LOO 206 Johnson, Diane 4 E39 Hokarwon. Chartev 1 LOO 176 Hudson, lasa 4 £34 201 286. 366 Jackson. David 4 E07 287 Johnson. Enc 4 D11DI7 Hokanson. Tukkar 1 LOO Huerta. Mano 2 £59 198 Jackson. Jacqueline 4 E58 Johnson. Enc 3 E43 186 Holden, Robert 4 E43 285 Huertas. George 3 £39 Jackson. Jeffrey 4 Dll 210. 287 Johnson. Gloria 3 E59 Holdren. Barhara 4 D17 114. 285 Huffman. Dxiglas 3 D12 227 Jackson. Larrv 3 E58 Johnson. Cradv 1 LOO Holland. Jay 2 LOO 240 Huge. Todd 4 D19 Jackson. Lesley 1 LOO 174 Johnson. H Scurry 4 D17 Holland, John 3 E39E07 252 Hughes. Christopher 4 E35 286 Jackson. Marc 1 LOO 205 Johnson. James 1 LOO Holland. Martin 4 E35 253.285 Hughes. Elizabeth 3 £34 Jackson. Marvin 1 LOO 176 Johnson. Jennifer 4 D12 229 Holland. Mary 4 B90 212. 285 Hughes. Kathleen 1 LOO 195 Jackson. Nicole 2 E64 Johnson. Kurt 2 E60 Hollander. Jocelyn 1 LOO Hughes, Laurence 2 LCO Jackson. Pamela 1 LOO Johnson. Laura 2 LOO Holley. Derek 1 LOO 208 Hughes. Laurel C C06 279. 286 Jackson. SheUev 3 £30 Johnson. Lester 3 £58 Holley. Gregory 3 DI3 Hughes. Mocdulf 1 LCO 181 Jackson. Terence 2 DI3 Johnson. Linda 4 E34C06 Holliman. Elaine 4 E48 Hughes, Richard 1 LOO 196 Jackson. Tiffonv 2 LOO 231 Johnson. Neil 3 LOO Holliman. James 4 E58 218. 285 Hughes. Scott 3 £39 Jackson. Valerie 4 £34 89. 287 Johnson. Pamela 3 £34 Hotlingvheod. James 3 E43 210 Huisinga. Jeffrey 3 E43 247 Jackson. Walter 2 LOO Johnson. Rachel 1 LOO Hollister. John 4 E39 247 Hull. Chnstian I LCO 1 2. 193 Jackson. Wiliam 2 LOO Johnson. Robert 3 E07 Holm. Tamsen 1 LOO 174 Humes. Bruce 2 LOO 245 Jacob. Charles 3 £39 240 Johnson. Rosalind 3 E39 Hdmdahl. Todd 2 D13 186 Humph rest, Rick 3 £24 216 Jacobs-El. Jams! 1 L00 187 Johnson. Scott 1 LOO Hoirnrn. Robert 3 DI3 208 Huneke. Christine 4 E07 286 Jacobs. Edward 4 D13 198 Johnson, Thomas 4 E40 Holmes. David 2 E34 190 Hung. Lucy 3 LCO 190 Jacobs. Elizabeth 1 LOO 182 Johnson, Thor 2 LOO Holmes. Elizabeth 1 LOO 207 Hunt. Absgad 1 LOO Jacobs. Jennifer 3 LOO Johnson. Victor 1 LOO Holmes. Houston 4 E39H78 250 Hunt. Christopher 4 D12 Jacobs. Lawrence 3 D13 239 Johnson. Wendy 3 Dll Hoi singer. Kevin 4 D13 285 Hunt. Marcia 3 £53 219 Jacobs. Marc 1 LCO 177.207 Johnson. William 1 LOO Holst. Henry 2 LOO Hunt Mary 2 LOO 233 Jacobs. Margaret 3 E43 Johnston. James 4 Dll Holsts. Matthew 2 LOO Hunter. Elizabeth 1 LCO 147 144. 198 Jacobs, Regina 3 LOO 84. 104 Johnston. Peter I LOO Holtz. Cynthia 2 LOO 1 7 Huntington. Patricia 4 D17 89. 240 Jacobsen. Eric I LOO Johnston. Sharon 1 LOO Holtz. Geottrey 3 LOO 188 Hunts!nger. Susan 4 E07 286 Jacobson. Andrew 3 £58 £37 194 Johnston. Steven 3 £34 Hchrapple. Richard 1 LOO 209 Hurd. Victoria 2 E40 216 Jacobson. Jeff 4 E39E02 2 LCD Hcftzapple. Robert 3 E43 Hurst. Carolyn 4 E34 286 Jacobson, Jill 1 LOO 189 Jones. Andrea 1 LCD HcUzhauser. Todd 3 D13 225 Hurston. Sheryl 3 E64 Jacobson, Lisa 2 LOO Jones. Dorr!ha 4 £34 Horn. Janis 4 E43 218. 285 Hurt. Elizabeth 2 LOO Jacobson. Mark 1 LOO Jones. Douglas 2 LOO Home. Stephen 3 £39 Huson. Timothy 4 D17 Jacobson. Ronnie 3 £59 £46 225 Jones. Elizabeth 4 £39 Homer. McUy j LOO Hussev. Tunothv 3 £43 212 Jacquet. James 3 £59 Jones. Ellen 2 LOO Honeycutt. Robert 2 LOO 226 Hutchings. Charles 4 £39 Jaeger. Suzanne 4 £58 287 Jones. Gareth 2 LOO Honigberg. Dune 1 LOO 181 Hutchison. Sara 2 LOO 186 Jain, Monica 3 £39 £3 177 Jones. Harvey 4 E43 19 8 4 Conclusion mmgmmss s sms 8 §g a 3 ss sag g$g gg sg gggsg $ s «g § gg ssss low . Keith 4 E39 to loon. Kelly 4 107 2� loon. Kimberly 2 UOO 214 (onn. Kmluu 3 E3S 234. 288 loon, Marcia 3 US loon. Paula 1 UOO 206 loon. Roy 4 EM 204. 2S8 loon. Shannon 4 £59 216. 288 loon. Simon 4 £64 loon. Sonya 1 UOO It loon. Stephen 2 DI9 202. 24H loon. Valesha 2 UOO long, Alvui 1 UOO 175 long, Russell 3 £30 193. 366 loom . Gregory 4 £34 189. 288 Iordan. Albert 4 DI3 288 Iordan. Herbert 2 £39 246 Iordan. Minim 3 E07E59 lovrph Jaeqoetne 2 UOO losephvon. Kurt 2 E39 24S Joss. Randall 4 DI3 230 luang. Philippe 2 UOO 241 luba. Nonhiva 1 UOO 198 liadd. Mirtvrie 1 B98 lodge, Daniel 3 uoo 246 Jor. Mary 3 E35 217 June. Cary 4 E40 lungmann. Stephen 1 UOO 211 Jurczewsky. |amn 4 E64 191. 289 Juretvc. Mark 3 UOO 191 Junchkh. Steven 4 DI3 218 Jumey. Peter 2 UOO Jutabha. Sally 3 £39 184 k Kadota. Russell 3 D13 210 Kagan. Daryn 3 ESS Kagan. Laune 4 E39UI7 236 Kahn. Anthony 4 D19 240 Kahn. Dana 1 UOO 209 Kahn. Judith 4 E37.E40 2S9 Kahn. Nannette 3 D13 230 Kalainov. David 2 UOO 249 Kalar. |oy 3 UOO Kalil Neto, |o e 4 £39 250 Kalku . Mark 4 E39E39 253.289 Kaller. Cameron 2 UCO 217 Kalm, Linda 4 E43-ES8 193. 289 Kalman. Andrew 4 DI3 Kamdar. Drvvani 4 E07-E33 Kamtan. Alicia 3 E45 230 Kample. Derek 1 UOO Kamtekar, Rachana 3 UOO 220 Kane, juli 1 UOO Kane. Valerve 4 D13 217. 289 Kang. David 1 UOO Kang. |ar e 4 ESS 289 Kang. Laura 4 E36 289 Kang, Peter 3 UOO 222 Kang. Samuel 1 UOO 197 Kaplan. Howard 4 £44 212 Kaplan, lonathan 3 UOO 236. 240 Kaplan. Keith 1 UOO 201, 366 Kap4an. Russell 4 E4S 218 Kirampelav Baul 1 UOO 1SS Km her. Laune 3 £07 Karlovich. Om 4 E3S 221.289 Kam. Kenneth 1 UOO 196 Kamow. Michelle 1 UOO 1SS Karok ak. Peter 3 UOO 193 Karr. Robert 4 E39 289 Kavvulke. Kurt 1 UOO Kaitamt. David 3 UOO Kato. Brun 3 D19 222 Kata. Edward 3 E39 252 Kata. Rebecca 1 UOO 175 Kata. William 3 UOO Kataev. Alexandra 3 E43 238 Kataman. Jeffrey 4 E34 223 Kauttman. |iO 2 UOO Kaufman. Alex 4 E6SE35 194 Kawamura. Lytu 4 D13 236. 289 Kawash. Samira 3 UOO 186 Kave. Dougla 4 ESS 289 Kaye. Jeffrey 1 UOO 181 Kaye. Makote 4 £40 289 Kavver, lean 1 UOO 2CK 356 Conclusion Kaaaaian. Nina 2 UOO 213 Kaaemaadeh. Mceureh 4 E43 Keane. David 1 UOO Kearney. Thomas 4 ESI £45 Keating. Edward 4 D13 Keaton. Juliana 3 E43 226 Keefe, John. Jr. 2 D19 205 Keefe. Susan 3 E34 240.289 Kerley. Patrick 4 D13 206. 289 Keriey. Robert 1 UOO 174 Keene. Susan 1 UOO 198 Keeiey. Anne 4 £40 289 Keeung. Felicia I UOO 206 Kei. Jocelyn 1 UOO 20 Kekher. Elizabeth 1 UOO 210 Keitel. John 2 UOO 192 Keith. Geoffrey 3 E4S Kelble. Kathleen 2 UOO 226 Kelemen. Bradley 1 UCO 206 Keller, Jeffrey 1 UOO 189 Keller. Laura 2 UOO Keller. Thomas 1 UOO 182 Kellers, Abcu 3 D12 216 KeDogg. Michael 1 UOO 211 Kefium, Reginald 3 D13 181 Kelly. Annehe 4 E34 289 Kelly. Erin 4 ESS 289 Kelly. George 4 E43 Kelly. Jean-Chnitian 3 E39 Kelly, Jerome 3 D13 Kelly. Kimberly 2 UOO Kelly. Marie 1 UOO 175 Kelly. Patrick 4 £38 186 Kelly. Paul 1 UOO 174 Kelly. Peter 4 D17 249. 289 Kelly. Richard I LT� 175 Kelly. Rosemary 1 LOO Kelly. Sean 4 Dll 289 Kelly, Sheila 2 UOO Kelly. Wilium 3 D19 203 Ketmar. Lawrence 4 E39 219 Kemby. Karen 1 UOO 174 Kemper. Cameron 4 E34 Kenagv. John 3 D13 224 Kenaiton. Sibylla 3 ESS Kendall. Charles 1 UOO Kendrick. Maura 3 E37 E39 Kendrix. Paige 2 E63 187 KenkeL Karen 3 £48 181 Kennedy, Adam 2 UOO 201 Kennedy. David 4 E38 290 Kennedy. James 4 E63 290 Kennedy, James 1 E55 Kennedy. Justin 2 UOO 251 Kennedy. Kevin 4 E40 247 Kennedy, Kevin 4 DI9 190.290 Kennedy. Mark 2 UOO 219 Kennedy. Robert 4 E58E39 290 Kennefick. Christine 4 E36 290, 177 Ken non. Rozmond 4 D17 290 Kent. Bradley 2 UOO 252 Kerkar. A ay 2 UOO Kerkoeun. Dara 4 E63 Kerkorun. John 4 E39 249. 290 Kemen. Kirk 4 £40 Kerr. Andrew 3 E4JE58 202 Kerr. Ross 3 £34 249 Kerrigan. Collen 1 UOO 208 Kerrigan. Mary 4 E34 226. 290 Kcrshisruk. Patrick 3 UOO 181 Kershner. Karen 4 DI7 145. 146. 213. 290 Kershncr. Robert 2 UOO 192 Kerzner. Howard 2 E39E64 Kesicki. Edward 3 E35E36D11 205 Kessler. Wittum 1 UOO 179 Ketchum. Steven 2 E39E35 197 Keys. Christopher 4 E3SE36 217.290 Keyser. Peter 3 E35 244 Khan. Fetsal 1 UOO 179 Khubchandani. Ranee 4 E64 290 Kiang. Nancy 1 UOO Kiang. Phine 3 E35 220 Kidd. Noel 2 UOO 204 Kido. Horacio 1 UOO Kid well. Rebecca 4 E40 Kiefer. Lauren 3 E40E37 230 Kkffer. Anthonv 1 UOO Kiekhaefer. Phillip 4 E40 238 Karfy. Kart. 1 UOO 209 Kiker. Jane 4 E35 233. 290 Kilby. Leslie 2 UOO 191 Kilgore. Susan 1 UOO 151 Kilgore. W'illum 4 D13 290 Kilmer. Margaret 1 UOO 176 Kim. Austin 4 E40E39 Kim. Carrie 2 E30 235. 366 Kim. Charles 2 UOO 192 Kim. Dtftg 2 UOO 214 Kim. Hie 3 E30 Kim, Hubert 2 UOO 205 Kim. John 1 LOO 196 Kim. Keith 3 E39 241 Kim. Mark 3 D13 Kim. Minam 4 D13 234 Kim. Nam 3 E57 222 Kim. Naoau 1 UOO 209 Kim. Raymond 3 DI3 197 Kim.Seung 2 UOO Kim. Shane 3 EJ9E07 108. 249 Kim. Steven 4 E34 217 Kim, Stevens 1 UOO Kim. Ty 2 EJ8 Kune. Kent 3 D19 184 Kimmelshue. Ruth 3 UCO 189 Kimzey. Danny 3 09 242 Kimzey. Jimmy 3 £39 212 King, ix-nald 2 D19 King, Jennifer 4 ESS 188. 193. 290 King. John 4 £39 291 King. Jonathan 2 UOO King. Peter 4 E35 King, Richard 4 E57 237 King, Thomas 2 UOO 241 King. Tsu-Jae 4 D13 291 Kingson. Walter 4 E43 94. 248. 291 Kinkead. Elizabeth 2 UOO 9S Kinnard. Raymond 1 UOO 206 Kinne. Jane 2 UOO 235 Kinney. Douglas 1 UOO 205 Kinney. Kathryn 3 D17 234. 291 Kinnicutt. Fred 4 ESS 291 Kiplingcr. Peter 3 E59 185 Kirbach. Madeline 4 E58 238. 291 Kirby. Rofcxn 3 E07 184 Kircher, Hillary 1 UOO 211 Kirchner. Kristin 2 UOO 233 Kirkpatnck. Laura 4 E34 185.291 Kirkpatrick. leva 3 E58 191 Kirahenbaum. Evan 3 E64 18) Kiser. Julie 4 E36 Kiser. Stiann 3 E40 Kishiyama. Jeffrey 4 E39E35 226. 291 Kittler. Sylvia 4 D17 189. 291. 366 Katana. Ktvth 3 D13 Kitty, WCum 3 E4VE39 232 Kilts. Lcrvore 2 UOO Kitzmiller. Joy 2 E4S HO Kiuttu. Ralph 2 UOO 232 Kiy. Richard 4 E39 212. 291 Klainer. Elizabeth 3 D12 Klapper. Lianne 4 E40 213. 291 Klass. Edward 1 UOO Kleerup, Eric 4 H78 218. 291 Kleid. Beth 2 UOO 193 Klein. Jeffrey 2 UOO 203 Klein, Stephanie 1 UOO 208 Klemhiuer. Christopher 3 E34 KJesnhetnz. John 4 E4.VE39 Kkvnman. Robert 4 E35 250 Klingler. Tod 3 UOO 210 Klock. Kathleen 1 UOO 206 Kloeckl. Tamara 4 £07 291 Kkevkl. Terrance 3 D19 Kncriand. Elizabeth 2 UOO Knepper. Christopher 4 D13 291 Knight. Alexander 2 £65 205 Knight. David 3 £39 Knight. Purea 4 E07 Knight. Richard 2 UOO 192 Knight. Timothy 2 UOO Knobd. Jennifer 1 UOO Knopoff. Katherine 4 E70 Knopp. Elke 3 £34 221 Know. Bradley 3 E34 249 Knowles. Nancy 3 £34 Knowles. Raymond 1 UOO 174 Knowlton. Jeffery 4 £40 £66 236 Knox. Bradley 4 E39E64 291 Knox. Matthew 3 E39 216 Knuff. James 4 E57 Knuth. John 1 UOO 196 Ko. Kaihrvn 4 D19 230 Ko. Matilda 1 UOO 183 Kober. Christopher 2 E39 Koberiein. Earl 2 UOO 80. 252 Koch, Gretdven 1 UOO 209 Koch. Jennifer I UCO 189 Kochevar. Karen 3 E07 Kocurek, Kathryn 4 E35 325 Koda. Ross 3 E39 253 Kndmur. Da rue! 1 UOO 176 Koehler. Fntz 3 E43 Koehler. KvV 4 £40 231.291 Kohler. Dvian 1 UOO 194 Kohlmever. Julu 4 E43E39 213. 291 Kohlmrver. Lucy 4 E39 213. 291 Kohn, James 3 E53 Kolderup. Enk 4 D13 2M Kdderup. Kart 1 UCO 206. t08 Koldemp. Kenneth 1 UCO ITS Kollar. Robert 3 D12 252 Kondos. Elena 1 UOO 199 Kong. Vanessa Ki tehee 2 £39 181 Kono, Juba 4 E34 217. 291 Konrad. Christopher 1 UOO Konszno. Jeffrey 1 UOO 200 Konuch. David 2 £39 Koo. Carolyn 1 UOO 176 Kocinun. William 3 D13 221 Koontz. Lisa 2 UCO 187 Kopito. Andrew 3 UCO 205 Kopperud. Royal 4 Dll Kcrine. Harry 4 E07D17 Korman. Martin 3 £59 205 Komgwbrl. Kenneth 1 UCO 184 Korocvakos. Damon 3 £36 Korte. Cheryl 4 £37 218. 291 Koshka run. Gregory 4 E35 291 Kouc. James 3 E43 227 Koskela. Susan 4 J41 Koss. Jeffrey 4 £39 £07 Kostas. Kathleen 2 E38 91 Kostoff. Jeffrey 1 UOO 99 Kotz. Elizabeth 4 £44 Koutentalus. Kovtas 1 UOO 188 Kovacs. Brent 1 UOO Kraemer. Aaron 1 UOO Kraft. James 1 UOO Kramer, Lynnie 1 UOO Kranver. Sten 3 E35 252 Krane. Hilary 2 E5I 219 Kzanwvnkle. Mark 1 UOO Kraus. Douglas 2 UOO 244 Kreger. Jennifer 3 E44 220 Kzemer, Belinda 4 E34 236 Krctschmar. Janet 4 E34 291 Kretschmer. Marc 3 UCO 210 Kriplani. Sanieev 1 UCO 195 Knstofferson. Mitchell 2 UCO 239 Krtz. Peter 1 LOO 206 Krizner. Hillary 2 too Kroner, Paul 4 E43 Krueger. James 3 £38 Krueger. Linda 3 £58 232 Kruger. Charles 4 EM £39 250.291 Kruger, Mark 3 £30 £38 Kruger. Sharon 1 UOO 186 Kruse. Bradley 4 £43 101. 291 Kruse. Karen 4 EM 237. 291 Krysan. Patrick 2 E35 214 Ku. Chnstme 4 E35 230. 292 Kuan. Jennifer 1 UOO Kuang, Fidelu 3 UCO Kuark. Julu 4 D19 203.392 Kubcx-zko. Gail 2 UCO Kubik. Kathryn 4 E39D2I 292 Kubo. Kenneth 3 H78 239 Kubota. Kim 4 DI9 292 Kuchar. Rebecca 1 UOO 195 Kudler, David 4 E40 190. 292 Kuechle. Davvd 3 EM Kueck, Kristine 3 E58 191 Kuerner. Eugene 2 UOO 252 Kuffner. Tom 4 D19 292 KugJen, Craig 3 DI9 226 Kuhlman. Daphne 3 E39 230 Kuhn. James 2 UOO Kuhnle. Thomas 1 UOO Kumagai. Jean 3 HI Kumaishi. ShauLa 2 UOO 178 Kumpf. Jube 3 E39 212 Kung. Larry 4 D13 217 Kunkel. Kevin 2 UOO Kiao. Louise 4 E07 E46E2I 241 Kuo. Mark 4 E32 292 Kurfcpan. Eh abeth 4 E35 235 Kurtz. Kara 4 E35 212.292 Kurtzman. James 4 E59 292 Kutner. Jean 3 UOO 148 Kutner. Michael 4 D13 292 Kvamme. Jube 3 £39 Kwak. Eunice 3 UOO 204 Kwan. Patrick 4 E35 Ksvong. Donna 4 E36E35 205 Ksvong. Karen 3 EM Kylberg. Richard 4 £38 £40 292 Kjfedg. Robert 2 UOO 197 quad 1 La Cour. Marie i COO 198 La Monte. Hilary i coo 184 La Porte. Brock 3 E57 Labalmc. Victona 1 COO Labev. Da rod 4 D17E39 251 Labrun. Henry 2 E� Ladd. Thomas 1 COO 182 Lahiff. Ines 2 COO 234 Laing Morgaretann 4 D13 229. 292 Lam, Cecilia 2 Dll 194 Lam. Wendy 2 COO 217 Lamar. Kevin 4 E39 292 Lamb. David 4 E39 249. 292 Lamb. Grctchen 2 COO 240 Lambe. Patricia 2 D17 216 Lambvd. Allison 1 COO 204 Lamotte. Angela 4 E35 292 Lampnt. Thomas 3 E35 lamphere. Vicki 4 E40 190. 293 Land. Sheryll 4 E34 Landers. Cart 1 COO 137. 211 Undm, Holly 4 ESSE39 201. 293 Landesmann. Mark 4 £39 193. 293 Landm. Peter 4 E39 253.293 landiv, Craig 2 E39 land rum, Brian 4 D17 250. 293 Undry, Celeste 3 E 5 215 lane. Jeri 2 COO 205 lane. Kalnna 1 COO 194 Lang-Ree, Arne 2 COO 251 lang-Ree. Haakon 2 coo 195 Lang Richard 2 coo 214 lange, Christopher 3 £39 lange. Je«rey 4 898 247 Langenheim. Victoria 4 B92 189 Langlotz. Bennet 4 D16 293 laningham. Fred 2 COO 245 Lansberg Justin 2 coo 216 Lanza. Michael 4 E39 293 tape. Scott 4 £64 Lapurrta. Leopoldo, Jr 4 £34 293 Lara. Kim 1 COO 205 tara. Michael 2 £40 Lardon. Michael 4 £59 293 Lanmcr. Bret 2 COO 194 La riviere. Paul 2 COO 2 8 Larkin. Eric 4 DI9 Larkin. Steven 1 COO Larkins. Robert 4 ESS 218. 293 larven. Cynthia 2 COO 221 Larsen. Jeffrey 3 E39 227 1-arsen. Thomas 2 COO 197 Larson, Carmrllr 1 COO 209 I .arson, James 2 coo Larson. Laurie 1 coo 206 Larvon. Meloea 3 E57 20. 231 Larvon. Todd 2 COO Lasseigne. Edward 3 £43 183 Latham. Claudia 2 COO 214 Latham. Nancy 3 E07 185 lathrop. Braxton 3 DI9 241 Lattann. Leonard 3 E64 220 Latterell. Man 3 E63E39 181 La tang, John 1 COO 187 Latza. Ralph 4 ESS 207.293 Lau. David 3 £48 £39 203 Lau. Gabriel 1 COO 185 lau. Garrett 3 COO Lau. Howard 2 COO 217 Lau. Melissa 3 £73 £07 Lau. Sandra 1 COO 187 Laube. Mark 3 E64 Lauchner. Craig 3 DI6 108 Lauer. Hilary 1 COO 174 Laumann. lava 4 E07 176.293 Laun. Liva 1 COO 2OS Laurence. Eric 4 E43 249. 293 Laursen. Eric 4 D19 293 Lautrenhiser. Stephen 1 COO 176 Lavergne. Glenn 2 E55 215 Lavine. Julia 3 COO 126. 198 Lawrence. David 4 £40 293 Lawrence. Marc 1 COO 182 Lawton. Lavonne 4 £39 £40 293 Lawton. Mary 3 £43 293 Lazar. Matthew 4 D19 293 Lazar. Mary 2 COO 180 Lazar. Nina 1 COO 183 Lazaroff. Thomas 2 COO Lazo. Benay 3 £39 186 Lazor. John 1 COO 206 19 8 4 Lazzaro. Carol 3 E38 Lazzaro. Nicole 1 COO 211 Leahey. Michael 3 COO Leak. Bruce 3 D13 201 Leal. Alexander 2 COO 187 Leamon. Amanda 3 E 6 222 Leary, Arthur 1 COO 187 Lebenthal. Claudia 4 £30 Lebens. Elisa 1 COO lebovttz. Stephen 4 £58 £34 189. 293 Leckmin. Patrsoa 3 E38 201 Lederer, Mark 4 E43 194. 293 Lederman. Salomon 3 E45E63 Ledingham. WiEum 4 D13D17 247. 293 Lee. Michael 4 E07 293 Lee. Bryce 1 COO 179 Lee. Christine 2 COO 234 Lee. Daryl 2 COO 193 Lee. Doreen 4 E40 217 Lee. Douglas 1 COO 194 lee. ftxaglas 3 D13 lee, Elgin 4 D13 293 lee, Emdy 4 E28E35 293 lee. Eunjoo 4 E4JE39 293 lee. Felicia 3 E40E38 230 Lee. Grace 1 COO 209 Lee. Jennifer 2 COO 225 lee. Jennifer 4 E35 215 Lee. Kyrong 4 Dll 183. 215.291 Lee, Lawrence 3 D19 197 lee. Lawrence 1 COO lee, Margaret 1 E54 205 Lee Mary 3 E39 Lee. Nina 1 COO Lee. Patricia 3 £40 Lee, Patty- 3 E35 Lee, Peter 2 E45 231 Lee, Rees 3 E35 Lee. Serena 1 COO 210 Lee. Sharon 3 D17 218 Lee. Susan 3 E39 Lee. Susanne 4 E58 193. 294 Lee, Tahirh C £43 £31 294 Lee. Thomas 1 COO 210 Lee. Tina 3 D13 205 Lee. Veronique 4 £39 £58 294 Lee. Walter 4 E39 Lee. Yong 1 COO Lee. Yvette 1 COO 211 Leedy. Daniel 3 COO Lagmann. Anne 1 COO 196 Lehman. Deborah 4 E35 192. 294 Lehman. Kimberly 1 COO 197 Lehmer. Brenda 2 COO 187 leader. Jason 4 E35 220 Leighton. Cecil 1 COO 182 Leighton. Philip 1 coo 195 Leininger. Ann 1 coo 178 Leith. Roderick 1 coo 195 Leiarsd. Leslie 4 £30 240 Lemaitrr. George 2 coo 247 Lemon. Steven 4 £39 291 Lemons. Robert 2 B98 Lemons. Roger 4 B9S 294 Leney. James 3 D13 198 Lengel. Michael 4 D17 249. 294 Lengyel. John 1 coo Lentz. Ralph 3 COO 201 Leon. Endnka 3 E35 217 Leonard. Delight 3 E38 Leonard. Russell 3 £30 £39 246 Leonard. Way-land 1 COO 174 Leman. Joel 3 COO 181 Lemer. Daniel 4 D19 294 Lemrr, Ennque 2 COO Lerous. Crate 4 £34 224. 294 lesh. Kathryn 4 £30 Letts, John 2 COO 102. 219 Lcur. Kimberly 4 894 Leung. Adrienne 3 COO 217 Leung , llan 1 COO 209 Leung Arthur 1 COO 183 Levan. Mary 4 £43 294 Levant, Simone 1 COO 206 leveen. Brad 4 D12 294 Levenson, Barbara 4 E24 238.294 Levin. Martin 2 £39 Levine, Audrey 4 £44 294 Levine. Richard 2 E35 192 Levine, Wiliam 2 COO 193 lent. Canon 1 COO 195 Levitan, Lynne 4 E34 235 Levitan, Meagan 1 COO 195 Levitan. Steven 1 COO Lcvounis. Petros 3 E36E35 levsoo. Martin 3 E54 209 Levy. David 4 E34 291 Levy. Bara 3 H78 Levy. Jon 2 COO 93. 230 Levy. Robert Lew. Derave 4 £40 294 3 £38 £59 186 lewrrmz. Sally 2 £38 £07 Lewis. Amy 3 D17 lewis. Angela 3 £34 229 Lewis. Ellen 4 D17 294 Lewis. Jeffrey 2 COO 239 Lewis. Peter 4 890 Lewis. Rhonda 4 D13 145. 196. 294 Lewis. Ricky 4 £39 Lewis. Stacia 4 £40 197.294 Lewis. Tamara 4 D17 Lhrumn. Matthew 4 £39 U. Clara 4 E35 230.295 U. David 4 £36 217 Li. Ivy 3 D13 192 U. Victor 2 COO Lang Joy 4 D13 Luutaud. Joanne 2 COO Ubman. Robert 3 £39 250 Liberian. Susan 1 COO 182 Libretti. Jodi 4 £40 Licon. Patncu 4 D17 295 Licbau. Frederic 3 £39 193 Lieberman, Dana 2 COO 226. 366 Lieberman, Michael 4 £34 226 Liebrrson, Deirdre 1 COO 174 Licm. Jean rue 1 COO 175 Liem. W’ieke 4 £35 Licrle, Susan 4 £34 295 Lieske. Carol 1 COO 189 Ligon. David 2 COO 249 Lilley. John 4 £39 222.295 Liffl. PItr 4 £34 £59 220 Lam. Gregory 4 E35 Lam. Jean 4 £43 295 Lam. Rudv 1 COO 179 Lamcaoco, Teodoro 4 E64 295 Lan. Dora 1 COO 209 Lan. Elizabeth 4 E35 295 Lan. Kenneth 1 COO Lan. Michael 1 COO Lincoln. Todd 4 E35 295 Landberg Colleen 3 E34 Linder. Anne 1 E39 Underrun. Trace 3 E38 Undemann. Steven 4 £58 £39 234 Dndgrrn. Charles 1 COO 186 Undquist. Kirsten 3 B94 Lindsay. Michael 3 894 Undvall, Scott 4 890 295 Unkletter, Laura 4 ES9 240.295 Lintecum, Neal 3 D19 249 Lintoct. James 3 E39 190 Unzmeier. Marybeth 3 E38 98 Upan. Usette 4 £47 224.295 Upow. Stephanie 2 COO 238 Uppeatt. John 2 COO 194 Uppert. James 2 COO 234 Us. John 1 COO 188 Usbonne. Robert 3 E39 194 Ust. James 3 H78 204 Uston. Dana 4 E39 Uston. Dana 2 COO Uston. Dorr 4 E34 295 UtteU. Wiffiam 4 E59 Uttle. Dunne 4 E64 210. 295 Utile. Kristin 3 E64 295 Utwer. Cynthia 4 E34 295 Liu. Alan 3 COO 190 Uu. Alex 3 H78 240 Uu. Paul 4 E34 Uu, Sara 2 COO 192 Uu. Suzanne 3 E39 189 Uu. Theodore 1 COO 195 Lizardi. Rachel 3 D19 Lizardo. Esteban 2 LOO Lizundu. Bret 1 COO 183 Uerandi. Michael 3 D17 251 Lloyd. Andrew 1 LOO 194 Dos'd. Deborah 2 E63 191 LML Clues 2 D13 190 Lo. Kenneth 3 LOO 203 Lo. Mikcl 2 LOO 197 Lo. Willum 4 EA3D13 191 Lobdetl. James 4 £58 295 LohdcU. Judson 3 E43 Locher. Mark 3 E35 251 Locke, Arm 4 E39E38 Locke. Anne 1 LOO 179.203 1 vkf. Willum 1 LOO 208 Lockett. Kimberley 1 LOO 189 Lockhart. Sarah 3 LOO Loeb. Susanna 1 COO 182 logeman, Bean 3 D19 240 Logerwdl. Ehzabrth 1 COO 189 Lohkamp, Joanna 2 COO 222 Lohmann. Janet 1 coo 89 Lohnes.Ciiudu 4 £40 221. 295 Lohr, Steven 3 D12E39 Lomas. Roberta 1 COO 195 Lomrucky. Gregg 4 £35 295 London. Joseph 4 £58 250. 295 London. Judith 3 COO London. Lon 4 D13 241. 296 London. Monique 3 E55 Cang Caste 1 COO Long Gregory 3 DU 214 Long Scott 2 COO 210 Long Tamiko 4 H78 Lonunger. Donald 4 £3 £39 245 Loo, Diana 1 COO 183 Loobv. Peter 3 £34 Look. Kelly 3 E44 Looper. Louis 4 £34 296 Lopcr. Karen 1 COO 188 Lopez-Cuerra. Raul. Ill 1 COO 183 Lopez. Alfredo 2 COO 250 Lopez. Daniel 4 D13 296 Lopez. David 2 E38 Lopez. Juan 1 COO 199 Lopez. Laura 3 E63 Lopez. Leslie 1 COO 196 Lopez. Mario 1 COO 176 Lopez. Ricardo 3 E35 Lorch. Philip 4 D13 253 Lorenz. Robinna 4 E35 296 Lorcnzctta. Gregory 3 £39 245 Lome. Joseph 1 COO 210 Loschen. Matthew 4 £43 215. 2% Lou bet. Valerie 4 E07 Loucks. Brian 1 COO Louden. David 1 COO 99. 205 Lougheed. Heather Loughndge. 4 EA3 Christopher 2 E39 Love. Matthew 4 E58 Lose. Thomas 3 COO Lovett. Usa 4 E40 Lowe, Allen 3 D19 198 Lone, Katherine 1 COO 208 Lowe, Mark 4 £3 5 £39 249 Lowell. David 3 D19 192 Lowell, Elizabeth 4 E34 229.296 Lowell. Kathryn 1 COO 209 Lowervstein. Jeffrey 1 COO 209 Lowery. Daniel 1 COO 187 Low ham. Mark 3 E39 251 Lowitz. Gregory 4 D13 Low man, James 2 COO 180 Loya. Juan 4 E36E35 296 Lozano. Joe 2 COO 178.296 Lubsscher. Jane 4 £34 240 Lubiwch. John 1 COO 196 Lucas. Kurtn 4 E40 Lucas. Matthew 1 COO 195 Lucero. David 1 LOO 209 Lucero. Laura 3 E58 Lucido. Caryn 4 £34 238.296 Lucio. Simon 4 £34 296 Lucks. Eric 3 E40 ludeke. Kevin 4 £39 212. 2% Ludwig Raymond 4 E43M78 242 Luenberger. Susan 3 £46 £39 Luetkehans. Jerah-n 4 B98 296 Luhnow. Christian 2 COO lui. Nancy 4 £3 £39 296 Lukasiewicz. Helene 2 COO lum. Esther 3 COO lum. Cordon 4 D12 296 Lum. Paula 4 £34 231. 296 lumpe. Andrew 1 COO 183 Luna. Martha 2 COO 199 Luna. Paul 3 D12 Lunas. Tcrese 2 £45 221 Lund. Kirsten 1 COO 175 Lund berg John 2 DU 191 Lundberg Julunnc 2 COO IB! Lundbladc. Frederick 3 £39 Lunde. Donald 3 £39 £59 Lung Michael 4 D19D22 234 Lune. Barry 3 E39 248 Lushk. Mara 4 D17 225 Lutcher. Dense 4 E59 Lutter. Alfred 4 D12 241. 296 Lutz. Allison 3 E39 Lutz. Jonathan 4 £39 297 Lutz. Knth 1 COO 189 Lutz. Michael 4 856 250. 297 Ginclusion 357 lutz. Scott 1 uoo 182 Lutz. Thomas 4 ws 297 Luu. Jane 4 E57 Luu. Joseph 2 too 205 Lydrrs. Greta 1 too 175 Lydutt. Willum 4 E35 243. 297 Lyke. Chnstopher 4 D19 23 . 297 LyJf. David 1 too Lynch. Edward 1 too Lynch, Janet 3 E07 Lynch. Joseph 2 E39 Lynch, Lisa 2 E30 190 Lynch. SkUnk 1 too Lynch. Richard 3 ESS 196. 204 Lynch. Robert 4 DI7 193 Lynn, Brent 3 too Lynn. Skea 3 E55 Lyons. Peter 2 too Lyons, SUrk 4 E35 239. 297 Lysaght. Karen 3 E3BE63 212 L -tle. Monica 1 too 199 m Ma. Marlene 1 too 206 Ma. Sharon 3 DI7 207 Maatz. Gregory 2 too 200. 201 SUcario. Jason 4 E59E64 297 Macaulay, Robert 3 E� 246 Macavoy. Neil 4 D13 242. 297 Maccaiy. William 2 E37 197 Macdonald. Nancy 3 E53 199 Macdonald. Thoenat 4 D19 24 . 297 SUcdougal. Gary 1 too 20 SUcgillivray. Andrea 3 DI3 178 SUchtolf. Stark 1 too Slaciav. Charier 2 too Stack. David 3 D13 234 Stack. Kathryn 4 Dll 196. 297 Stackay. David 3 E39 240 Stackav. Susan 3 ESS Stackenroth. Robin 1 too 206 SUckenzie. Robert 2 too ■Mackey. DougUs 4 D17 252. 297 Stackxhan. Beitt 3 too SUcklin. DougUs 3 E28 231 Staclaren, Livi 1 too 178 Maclean. Karon 4 E3S 239 Slacmurrav. Armand 4 E4S 180 Stacncill. Marcu 2 too Slacpherson. Sara 3 E07 Mactavish. Andrew 1 too 209 Madden. Chnstopher 4 D13 253 SUdden. Patrick 2 E39 249 SUder. Joseph. Jr. 4 E40E65 190 SUdham. Hiten 3 E30E35 190 SUeda. Dawn 2 B98 198 SUe . PameLa 4 E34 Magana. CabneU 3 E59 181 Stager. James 3 D12 SUgley. Megan 1 too 205 SUgnus. John 3 too 248 SUgnutcn. Led 4 E35 SUgnuston. Laune 4 D17 240. 297 SUguirr. Cary 4 ES4E36 297 SUh. Sophia 3 too 1 4 SUhaffey. Kenneth 3 E36 Slahan. Enn 4 E3VE4S 237. 297 .Mahler. Elizabeth 2 UOO SUhnke. Jennifer 2 too Slahon. Pluma 4 E37 Mahoney , Lynn 2 too Stai, Christopher 3 E35 297 SUl. David 4 E35 SUier. Daniel 3 E39 137 SUiUet, SUdeletne 2 E39 190 SUiz. Scott 1 too Slaki. lisa 4 E40 231 SUki. Patricia 2 DI9E38 191 SUkinney. SUrk 2 too Stakino. Annette 3 E07 SUIdonado. Richard 3 E59 Slalet. Alicia 4 E47.E39 224. 297 SUlinak. Robert 4 E94 297 SUlUs. Jeffrey 1 too 209 SUIlin, letitia 4 E51E39 213 SUUory. James 2 too 197 SUlrnoh. Stefan 4 ESS 297 35$ Conclusion SUIone. Gary 3 E20 181 SUIoney. Anne 1 UOO 175 .Maloney. SUrcsa 4 E34 190 SUIoney. .Mary 3 D12 219 SUmbv. Anita 1 UOO 2IS SUndd. Christopher 3 ESS 208 Slang. Paul 4 EJ9DI7 240 SUnkam. Sheila 1 UOO 176 SUnn. Jonathan 1 uoo 174 Mannheim. Steven 4 E43 297 ■Manning, Bart 1 UOO SUnnquc. Anne 1 uoo 197 SUnus, Elizabeth 1 uoo 189 SUnzamlla. Stana 2 uoo 191 SUrangi. Kent 4 E34 252. 297 March, Robert 3 E38 249, 297 SUrcopulos, Stathi 4 ESS 297 Marcui. Charles 4 E57 249. 297 Marcus, Julie 4 E43E39 297 .Marcus. Lynn 2 UOO 204 SUrgcrum. Leeann 4 E39 297 SUrgoisv. Valerie 2 UOO SUrik. Richard 1 UOO 179 SUrtna, Stacey 2 UOO 187 SUrinaro. Kaaren 4 DI3 183 SUrino, Kathleen 4 E3S 298 SUriscal. Brian 4 E39 249. 298 SUrk. Eric 4 D17 298 SUrk, Katherine 3 D19 298 SUrkes. Slxhael 4 248. 298 SUrUe. John 3 E39 194 SUrko. SUrton 4 i 236 SUrkowitz. Daniel 4 E36 243 SUrks. David 3 E34 .Marks. Edward 4 ESS 298 SUrks. Jeffery 2 UOO SUrks. Joseph 1 uoo 196 SUrks. Slichael 3 807 SUrkum. Erica 3 E46 225 SUrohnic. David 3 E39 245 SUrozik. .Michael 4 E3S 185. 298 SUrquardson. Lori 3 E37 Marquez. Leticia 3 E35 SUrra. John 4 DI3 SUrsh. Kermit 1 UOO Marshall. 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SCO Mcurouns. Theodore 3 E39 Mowdy. Kathleen 1 too Mowrv. Jeanne 4 E35 303 Move. Michael 3 D12 Nlover. Steven 3 E55 III. 222 Moyski. Stephen 1 too 206 Muckle. Andrew 4 EM 150 Mudge. Anne 4 E07 Mueller, MeUme 3 E5VE55 185 Mueflrr. TJ 4 D13 303 Mueser. Enca 1 too Muftx, Theodore 1 too Mulcahv. Stephen 3 D17 246 Mulder. Caroline 4 EM 303 Mullen. Laura 4 D17 224. 303 MuSen. Mary 2 too 233 Muller. Stephen 2 too Mulligan. Enn 1 too 185 Mullins, Attv 4 E53 Mullins. Enc 4 EM 303 MuSms. Greg 3 E40 Mairoy. Robert 2 too 118 MulvihiH. Andrew 3 EM MuhihiO. James 2 too Muncaster. Suun 3 EM Nlundorf. Jeffrey 3 too 253 Nlunger. Barry 4 E40 Munger. Louisa 3 EM 303 Munn, Steven 3 WO 250 Murder, Katherine 1 too MurrUga. Diana 4 D17 190. 303 Murguia. Eduardo 4 D17 303 Murk. Laurence 1 LOO Murphy. Brett 1 too 179 Murphy. David 4 £07 303 Murphy, Joseph 2 E40 231 Murphy, Lisa 3 CSS 107.222 Murphy. Monica 2 too 226 Murphy. Thomas 2 too 192 Murray. Bruce 3 E58 222 Murray. Carol 2 too Murray, Jann 3 EM Nlurrav. John 2 too 214 Murray. Julunne 3 E35 Murray. Scott 2 too Murray, Steven 4 E57 Murray, Thomas 2 too 207 Murray, Tom 1 too 245 Merten, Kenneth 2 E38 213 Muvson. Michael 2 too 223 Muctetscr, Victor 3 ESS 186 Master, Brad lev 1 too Mutch, Margaret 1 too Muth. Kimberly 1 too 187 Myaradv. James 4 Dll 303 Myers, Brian 3 E39 Myers. James 4 D19 Myers. Mark 4 EM 303 Myers. Melinda 4 E64 192 Myers. Robert 3 Dll Myers. Walter 4 n E64 303 Nacey. Anne i too 179 Nachman. Beth 4 E99 Nadef. Deborah 3 E59 218 Nadler. Lawrence 3 E59 242 Xagarcda. Richard 4 ESS 2M Nagava. Naomi 4 E35 237, 303 Nagle. Donald 4 D17 303 N'agorka. Jennifer 3 £40 233 Naidu. Rajiv 2 DI3 207 SUiman. Eric 2 too 198 Naimark. Richard 4 £20 203. 303 Najera. Martha 4 D17 Najmi. Amir 3 too Nakahara. Joseph 4 E35 303 Nibmoto, Lim 4 E53 303 Nakamura. Alan 3 D13 243 Nakamura. Dina 4 EM 187. 303 Nakamura. Jackie 4 EM 30J Nakamura. Mark 3 H64 Nakashima. Philip 1 too 175 Nakasone. 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Caroline 4 E40 Newman. Jonathan 1 too Newman. Kermit 4 £40 £43 Newman. Pamela 2 too Newman. Richard 3 D17 Newman. Roger 2 too Newman, Sally 4 E07 Newsome, tbn 2 too Newton-Buynoski. Sally 4 B94 Ng. Heim 1 too Ng, Kim 1 too Ngai. Tak 4 DI3 Nguyen. Bang 1 too Niccolis, Katherine 4 E59 Nichols. Christopher I too Nichols. Christopher 1 too Nichols. Christy 3 E63 Nicholson. Edward 3 E58 Nicholson. Gregory 4 DI6 Nicholson. Sandra 1 too Nickerson. Karen 2 too Nxoderous. Matthew 4 ESS Nicosia. Dawn I too Niebcl. Cameron 2 too Nied ielski. Jeanne 3 too Nieh. Peter 1 too Nielsen, Edgar 3 WO Niemeyer. Nina 1 too Nienhuis. Lisa 2 E38 Nieto. Barbara 2 too Niewoehnrr. William 4 ESI Nigro. James 4 EM Nikias. Pamela 3 EM Niles. John 1 too Xilsen. David 4 E54 Nilsson. David 3 D19 Nilsson. Laune 2 E39 Nino. Kathy 3 E24 Nuioeniya. Shen 2 too Nisbet. John 2 F 3s Nishikawa, Elaine 4 H78 194. Nisstmov, Roeien 3 E30 Nitsch. Patnck 3 E39 Nixon. Dune 3 E39 91. Noack. Rrsnhard 3 E57 Noble. Michael 2 too Noble. Robert 4 DI3 Nobles. Charles 4 B92 Noel. Anne 1 too Noel. Kefiv 2 E39 N'oefdner. Michael 2 too Nogales. Rosa 1 too 19 8 4 Conclus n 359 s35S g 5 SSSSsg g «2g £ « 55 83 s S 3$!8 8S28 SSSSS 2 5a 32 82 5 225183 2 2is33g§£a2225K222 Nolan, Joseph 1 LOO 196 Nolan. Nicole 1 LOO 193 Nold, Margaret 4 E40 Nolen, Tony 4 DI2 244. 304. 366 Noma, Edwin 1 LOO ITS Nonlb)’, Martin 4 DI9 Notdell, Mary Loo 3 E34 Norgaard. Steven 3 DI3 210 Nocikane. Lynne 3 DI3 Norman, Dana 3 E40 Norquist, Amy 3 E43 193 Norm. Andrew 2 LOO 194 Norm, Arthur 3 E35 194 Norm. Benjamin 4 D19 178 Norris. Jackson 4 E39 250, 304 Norris, So van 3 H78 Norte. Christopher 2 LOO Notthcutt, Robert 3 E64 238 Northrop, Timothy 3 E34 ICO. 241 N'octhway, Daniel 4 DI7 205 North way, David 2 E30 190 Northway, William 1 LCD 182 Norton- Donna 2 E39 180 Norton, Helen 3 BME58 96, 185 Norton, Todd 2 WO Norvvlle, Peter 3 LOO Nosanchuk. Mathew 1 WO 176 Nott. David 2 LOO 190. 366 Novak, Tanya 1 LOO 175 Novicfc, Noah 4 E40 Nowlls, Stephen 2 E39 212 Nunez, David 3 E35 248 Nunez, Evelyn 3 E34 Nunez, Michael 4 E34 253. 304 Nunley, Eranone 4 D13 Nuno, Laura 1 LOO 195 Nutlk, Jessica 1 LOO 181 Nuyen, Lata 4 E64 304 Nyarady, James 4 Dll 218 Nye, Thomas 2 LOO N'ygren, Thomas 3 ESS 194 Nyhus, Karen 1 LOO 176 o Oakley. Karen 2 LOO 192 Oaten. Albert 1 LOO 185 Oates. Christopher 4 E57 304 Oates. Mary Nora 2 LOO Ofeana. Mary 1 LOO 206 Cbannon. Sandra 3 EJ) Obeso. Detvrah 3 E24 181 Obrwn, Alvina 3 LOO 2CO Obrien, Christopher 3 E58 249 Obrien. Daniel 2 E45 207 Obrien. James 3 E40 245 Obrien, Michael 3 E45 205 Obryon, Leonard 2 LOO Ocasck. Gregory 1 LOO Ochakubo. Clark 4 E35 205 Ochoa. Marcos 1 LOO 182 Oconncll. William 3 E40 239 Oconnor, Jay 4 E43 249 Odan, Kimberly 2 LOO Odonnell. Ellen 3 E43 Odrich. Michael 3 E35 Oehring. Jill 3 E63 230 Olfen. Julia 3 LOO 221 Ogas. Joseph 3 E36 Ogawa, Ennis 3 LOO Ogden, Charles 4 DI9 Oglesby. Jane 4 E24 Oh. Dennis 4 E36 Oharnan. Michael 2 LOO 217 Ohara, Patrick 1 LOO 209 Ohlarvder, Kerstan 1 LOO 175 Oide. Christopher 1 LOO 196 Oide. Jon 3 LOO Okamura. Maki 3 E36 184 Okano. Eydae 4 D17 221.304 Okawa. Kaeko 4 E07 Okawa. Raeko 4 EOT Okcefe. Karen 3 E34 Okeke. Constantia 1 LOO 184 Olesen. Marc 1 LOO 84. 186 dine. David 4 E57 304 Oliver. Jonathan 1 LOO 209 Olivier. Edmund 3 E07 Olkin. Vivian 4 E63 360 Conclusion Olmsted. Kathryn 4 E41E3S Olsen. Steven 4 E3S 137. 241 Olshausen. Bruno 3 D13 Olson, Emily 1 LOO 175 Olson. Erin 2 E39 Olson. Karl I LOO 204 dson, Michael 2 LOO 197 Olson. Rae 4 E63 Olson. Todd 1 LOO 206 Olvera, Michael 4 E40 304 Onderdonk, Laurie 2 LOO Oneal. Michael 1 LOO 1% Oncil. Anita 1 LOO 189 Oneill, Randolph 4 E39 Ong, Jennifer 1 LOO 202 Ong, Julian 1 LOO 206 Ong, Marisa 4 E53 Ong, Stephen 1 LOO 207 Opalski, Daniel 2 LOO Oretlly, Patrick 4 ESS 238. 304 Oreilly, Thomas 3 E39 251 Orel, Gwendolyn 3 LOO 217 Oremland, Noah 4 ES7 234 Ortsnsky, Ethan 2 E24 213 Ormseth. Maren 1 LOO 196 Ornltr, Donna 4 E34 136, 239. 305 Ornes. Maria 2 LOO 181 Oro. Anthony 4 E35 239 Orosco. Juan 1 LOO 2C8 Orourke. Kathleen 1 LOO 179 Ortega, David 1 LOO 176 Ortega, Paul 4 E07 224. 305 Ortiz. Richard 3 D16 221 Orttung, Robert 3 LOO Orvick. Kenneth 4 E38 245 Osborne. Edward 4 E39E65 305 Osborne, Elizabeth 2 LOO Osborne. Georgette 2 LOO 240 Osborne, Robert 1 LOO Osbum, Charles 1 LOO 209 OschernHz, William 1 LOO Oseki. Grace 4 E28 Osmond. Ann 4 E65 305 Osmund son. Eric 3 B98E39 Ostertag. Janet 3 LOO 239 OsuSivan, Felicia 1 LOO Osullivan. Terrence 4 894 Osuna. Alfonso, Jr. 1 LOO Otani, Marie 4 E64TOI 192. 305 Olooie, Melissa 2 E39 19S OvaBe. Angela 1 LOO 209 Ovans. David 1 LOO 183 Overholt, Samuel I LOO 174 Overstreet. Ronald 2 LOO Overton, Donald 1 LOO Overton, Frank 3 D16 248 Ow. Miranda 4 E34 305 Owen. Carole 2 LOO 205 Owens. Craig 1 LOO 186 Owens. Kevin 1 LOO Owens. Raymond 2 B98 192 Ozer. Ali 4 DI3 218 p Paal. Edith 1 LOO 184 Pacey. Ian 1 LOO Paddock. Catherine 4 E30 radilla. Jennifer 2 E63 231 Padilla. Mike 2 LOO 201 Pad men. Anne 4 E34 20). 201.305 Paff, John 1 LOO 179 Page. Beniamin 1 LOO 176 Page, Janclle 1 LOO 20) Pagd. David 4 E44 176.305 Pahre. Robert 4 E07.E48 221.305 Paige. Keith 4 E36E35 191 Paige. Vanma 4 E34 Paik. Leo 1 LOO 189 Paist, Mark 1 LOO Pal. Andrew 3 E43E39 Pal. Laura 2 E40 197 Palao-Vargas. Cecilia 4 D12 305 Palazuelos, Yvette 4 E58 193, 305 Paley. Brooks 4 E38 193 Palmer, Anne 4 E36 239.305 Palmer, Jill 2 D19 216 Palmer. Jonathan 1 LO) 195 Palmer. Lisa 2 LOO Palmer. Sally 3 E37 Pincha. Girish 3 LO) 214 Pang, Yvonne 1 LCD 207 Panncll, Tracy 1 LOO 210 Parws. James 1 LOO 175 Paparian. lisa 2 LOO 188 Para. Daniel 2 LOO 230 Parent. Jack 2 LOO 245 Parish, Joseph 3 DI7 250 Park. Kaulana 4 898 253.305 Park. Robm 3 E35 240 Park, Woo 2 LOO 207 Parker. Marit 3 E28 Parker. Nancy 2 LOO Parker, Ronald 4 EOT Parker, Scott 4 E37 227 Parker, Suzanne 4 E38 305 Parkhurst. Elizabeth 3 E53 184 Parks, Terrance 2 LOO 104. 252 Parr. Daniel 2 LOO 108. 249 Parra, Mkheilc 1 LOO 187 Parral. Cynthia 4 E43 Parra], Liu 3 LOO Parrott. Francoise 4 E39 305 Partch, Stacey 2 LOO 204 Partida. Margo 1 LOO 208 Pascoe. Kann 4 E32E07 220. 305 Pasurelli. Derek 4 E6JE58 Pasuro. Douglas 4 E39 247. 306 Pastronc. Mark 2 LOO 181 Patel. Aviva 2 LO) 214 Patel, Neela 3 LOO 180 Patel, VipooJ 4 DI7 E� 193 Patell, Colleen 4 E30 Paterson, Allaire 4 E59 Patino, Kathy 2 LOO Patlan. Mark 1 LCD 195. 366 Patrick. John 4 E07 249 Patrick. Stewart 1 LCD 211 Patterson. Barry 2 E39 Patterson, Dane 1 LCD 211 Patterson, Mary 3 E34 197 Patterson, Pamela 1 LCD 187 Patterson, Robin 3 E34 Pattison. Keith 1 LCD 195 Patton. Dons 2 E35 Patton, Roxanne 1 LCD 195 Patzwald. David 4 E64 Paul. Caroline 3 E38 227 Paul, Mi mi 4 E44 Paul. Rschard 4 E35 306 Paul. Thomas 3 DI3 Paulson, Carol 4 E39E43 227. 306 Paulson. David 2 LCD Paviet, Steven 2 LOO Paxson. Kirk 1 LXD Paxson. Vem 4 E45 226 Pave. John 1 LXD 74. 80, 196 Payer. Catherine 2 E40 Payne. Constantine 4 E43ES2 181.306 Payne. John 4 898 250.306 Payne. Kevin 2 LXO 245 Peabody, Cynthia 3 E38 171 Peabody, Elizabeth 4 E40 Peabody. Sally 1 LXO 209 Pearce. Edwin 4 D19 Pearl. Darnel 4 E38 212 Pearson. Barbara 1 LOO 187 Pearson, Mark 4 E43 306 Pease, lisa 4 E34 306 Pechter. Bradley 4 ESiESS 306. 366 Peck, Kathleen 3 E4JE30 227 Pein, Howard 4 D13 220 Peirce. Andrea 2 E43 Pekary, Shannon 1 LOO 175 Pembroke, Maeco 3 LOO 240 Pena. Jose 3 E53 Pena. Martin 3 894 Penprase. 8rvan 3 E57.E36 Perea. William 2 LOO Pereira. Virginia 4 E58 238. 306 Perez. Christina 1 LOO 210 Perez. Deanne 1 LOO Perez. Michael 1 LOO 211 Perez. Patrick 4 B90 Perez. Steve 4 894 219. 306 Perez. Violet 2 LOO Perkins. Lucy 2 LOO 186 Perkins. Peggy 4 EC7 233.306 Perkins. Robert 4 E36 305 Perkins. Victoria 1 LOO 198 Pcrrigo. Jutiann 3 D19E39 Perry. Clarence 3 E35 226 Perry. Shawru 3 E34 Persky. Michael 4 E07 305 Peters. Douglas 3 E59 242 Petersen. Carrie 4 E40 306 Petersen. Jay 2 LOO Petersen. Juan 2 E43 177 Petersen. Kristine 4 E24 187 Petersen. Steven 1 LXO Peterson. Charles 2 LXO Peterson, Eric 4 D19 Peterson, John 4 D19E39 250 Peterson, Nikko 1 LOO Peterson. Patncia 2 LOO Peterson. Sharon 4 E34 306 Petrocchi. Marc 4 ES9 306 Pettai. Allan 1 LXO 198 Pettingill. Brun 3 894 KM Pettat. Robert 3 LXO Pew. James 4 E43 Peyser. Marc 2 E40 Pezzini. Margaret 1 LOO 195. 196 Pflueger. Christopher 1 LOO 207 Pham, Phuongchi 1 LOO Pham, Thuv 4 E3SE46 174. 306 Phcnacie. Christine 3 LXO 219 Philbrick. Heidi 4 E43 Philliber. Jeffrey 1 LOO 182 Philippi. Scott 1 LOO � ) Phillips, David 4 ESS Phillips. Debbie 2 LXO 189 Phillips, Miriam 2 LXO Philips, Steven 2 E40 Phillips, Timothy 4 DI3-ESI 222. 306, 366 Plcciotto, Marina 4 E35E40 Pickering. Shaun 3 LOO 104.252 Pidone. David 2 E58ESS 210 Pierce, Beniamin 4 E53 221 Pierce. Donna 2 LOO 191 Pierce. Duane 4 E39 195. 306 Pierce. Eric 3 D19 239 Paerce, Robyn 2 LXO Pierce. Stephen 4 E39 252. 307 FSercey, Charles 4 E40 FWtras, Robert 1 LXD 189 Pigott. Dana 4 E46E34 307 Ptgott. Cave 3 E46 Pigott. John 2 LOO 187 Pigott. Sara 1 LOO 175 Plhl. Allison 1 LOO Pike. Bnan 3 LOO Pike. Christopher 1 LOO 20) Pike, Elizabeth 1 LOO Pike. Michaela 2 LOO Pike. Richard 1 LOO 181 Plmental. William 4 B9S Pineda, Joanna 1 LOO Pineda, Sergio 4 D13 216.307 Pinkus. Gary 1 LOO 178 Pinson. John 3 E3S 223 Pinter, Joseph 2 E35 238 Pinto. Michael 1 LOO 196 Pinza, Susan 3 E40 flon. Dana 2 LXO 201 Piper. Jeffrey 4 E43 249 Piper. Lucinda 4 E43 307 Plrkl. Jeffrey 2 LOO 225 Pitts. Jeanette 4 E35 307 Pitts. Terrance 1 LOO 206 Piwonka. Antonia 3 LOO 186 Plaskett. Jeffrey 2 WO 191 Platt Allan Lindsey 1 WO 180 Platz. John 4 E39 Plaut. Amy 2 WO 191 Pless, Misha 4 E36 190 Plocher. Brian 3 E28 Ptumer. Patricia 4 894 84 104. 192 Poe. Guia 1 WO Poindexter. Mary 1 WO 208 Polhemus. Robert 1 WO 174 Politan. Vincent 1 wo Polito. John I LOO 211 Potland. Talley 3 D17 Polonsky. Michael 2 D19 236 Ponder. Yemaya 3 EM 229 Ponich. Pamela 4 EM Poor. Ceorge 4 E45 240 Poore. Ceoege 3 D17 230 Pope. Todd 2 LOO Poplack. Steven 4 E35 307 Popov. Dragan 4 EM Poedes. Frances 4 E28 220 Porro. Elena 3 LOO 225 Porter-Shlrley. Susan 2 E36 190 Porter, Barry 1 LOO Porter. Beth 3 LOO Porter. Dasvd 2 LOO 187 Porter. Dawn 1 LOO 199. 204 Q U A D Porter. Donald 2 LX© Raialosich. Thomas 2 LXO 94 Posner, David 4 E44 221. 307 Rafolovich. Todd 2 LC© Posselt. Andrew 4 E35 226 Raff. Nancv 4 E07 234 Poster. Vanessa 4 E71 237 Raffii. Katavoun 3 EM Potter. Iraqi- 3 E43E46 Rafterv. Kathleen 4 E43E28 308 Poulsen. Sarah 3 E34 Ragsdale. Hugh 3 D13 Powell, Eluabeth 2 LOO Raimondi. Tem 2 L00 Powefl. Jeffrey 2 E39 Rainey-. Jeffrey 1 LC© 175 Powell, John 3 LOO 208. 249 Rimozziru. Stephen 3 E39E43 Powell, John 1 LOO Rimberg. Kenneth I LOO 195 Powefl. William 3 E58E28 Ramce. Keith 2 E39 M. 183 Poyas, Eluabeth 4 E35 307 Ramirez. Darnel 2 LOO Pozos. Catherine 1 LX© Ramirez. Eric 3 D17 202 Pratt. Daryl 4 EM Ramirez. Gail 1 LOO 176 Pratt, Thomas 4 E3S Ramirez. Jas-ier 2 E28 205 Premier. Johnathan 4 £35 Ramos. Dassd 1 LOO 195 Pressser. Thomas 3 LOO 210 Ramos. George 2 LOO 244 Prentice. Deborah 4 EM EM Ramos. John 1 LOO 195 Preslo. Kenneth 2 LOO 197 Ramsay. John Finlay 2 LOO 192 Preston. Lisa 1 L’OO Ramsey. Regan 2 LOO 189 Pnce. Chnstma 1 LOO 204 Ranalli. Mark 1 LOO 175 Price. Dana 4 E35 215, 307 Randall. Dassd 4 W4 Pnce. Ditk 4 ey Randall, Kenneth 4 E9? 249. 306 Pnce. Edward 3 D13 Randall, Stephen 3 E55 Pnce. Edwin 1 LOO Randall, Ten 4 EM 3C6 Pnce. Enc 3 D13 193 Randolph. Elizabeth 1 LOO 176 Pnce. Kirsun 4 EM 210 Randolph. Leonard 1 LOO 187 Pnce. Lisa 2 LOO I8S Rankin. Alexandra 1 LOO 205 Pnce. Mark 2 LOO 216. 246 Ronn. Jack 4 D17 Pnce, Michael 4 E35 Xi7 Rons. Laura 1 LOO 186 Pnce, Pamela 1 LOO 211 Ransom. James 1 LOO Pnce, Paul 4 EJ9152 205. 307 Rapp, Jennifer 3 EM 98 Pnedeman, Laura 3 DI2 239 Rapp, Susan 1 LOO 98. 175 Pneto, Margarita 4 E2S 307 Rasak, Jon 3 LOO 189 Pnnce. Enca 4 EM Rasinski. Susan 4 E39 XX Pntzker. Jean 4 E28 307 Rasmussen. Carol 3 D17 216 Prokhov, Emilia 4 £35 185 Ratliff. Dana 3 D19 224.366 Protiva. Brian 1 LOO 206 Rattner, Matthew 4 D17 E39 Protilx. Thomas 4 D13E67 307 Rauch. Marta 4 E30 221. 3XB Prukop, Thomas 2 E39E38 245 Ratagfia. Raymond 1 LOO 182 Pucoo. Eluabeth 3 £35 192 Ravelo. Christina WO 3CB Puckett, Margaret 3 E40 222 Rawies. Portia 2 E30 186 Paddington. .Michael 1 LOO 202 Ray. Cheryl 2 E39 Pugh, Stephanme 1 LX© Ray. Justirva 2 LX© Pullen. Wefley 4 E39 307 Ray. Nigel 4 EME35 Pulskamp, John 4 113.307 Raymond. Calasta 1 LOO 175 Pulskamp. Victoria 3 E07 Raymond. Martha 4 E07 193. 306 Purcell. Heather 4 E43 Razo. Raymond 3 LX© 193 Purlia. Duruk) 3 E� 194 Read. Kara 2 LXO 224 Purslev. Ann 4 E59 177.307 Ream. Michael 3 LXO 178 Purses. Dasvd 4 EM Reav, Robert 4 D13 Purviance. James 3 E39 242 Rebele. Andrew 1 LXO 188 Putnam. Laura 1 LOO 195 Reckling, William 3 D12 250 IMman. Michael 4 E36E35 Record. Sara 2 LOO 197 Records. Martha 2 LOO Redden. Kimberly 2 E63 183 Redder. John 4 E60 308 Redinger. Robert 3 D12 Reed. Enk 3 LOO 191 Reese. Karl 3 D13 214 Q Reese, Tracey 1 LOO 203 Reeves. James 3 E39 245 Reeses. Kathleen I LOO 211 Quan, Cesar 3 LOO 230 Regard. Monique 4 EM 223. 308 Quan, Lawrence 3 D13 186 Rehm. Jay 2 LOO Quattrocka. Eluabeth 4 E34 307 Rehm. Katherine 4 E34 218 Quattrocka. Theresa 1 LOO 175 Reid. Alison 3 E51 Quigley, David 3 E43 198 Reid. Christina 3 E07E39 197 Quiiano. Suzanne 3 LOO 198 Reid. John 4 E35 308 Quilter. Peter 3 E07 Reid. Ludlle 4 E40 Quinn. Ashlev 1 LOO 196 Reid. Taylor 3 098 250 Quinn. Kevin 1 LOO 206 Reimers. Moruca 1 LOO Quirk. Timothy 1 £40 Reinboid. Mark 4 D17 238. 308 Quiroz. Manssa 3 E43 190 Rnnders. Lee 2 LOO Quist. Chad 4 B9S 307 Reine. Aiders 1 LOO 209 Quistgoord. Jens 3 EM 219 Re-.nhold. Susan 1 LOO 209 Rets. Es-on 1 LOO 183 Retsch. Scott 3 E43 210 Retshus, Sharon 4 B94 232.306 Retsman. Jocelyn 2 LOO 149. 219 Remley. Ann 3 D17 Y Remmers. Dasvd 3 E39 219 1 Remy. Renee 2 E59 Ren. Yingli 1 LOO 176 Renas. Dasid 3 EJ9 Rabbstt. Richard i LOO Rende, Roberto 3 E35 246 Rabe. Dora 2 DI7 Renrurd. Thomas 2 E43 200 Rocodio. John 1 LOO 20? Renouf. Andrew 4 ES9 Rockies-. Roderick 2 IX© 246 Rentena. Andrew 1 LOO Radav. Sophia 2 LOO Resnick. Michael 4 EME40 3CB Radel, Karen 2 LOO Reuling. John, III 4 EM Rader. Caroh-n 4 WO Reuss. Isabel 4 E43 Rados. Sheryl 2 LOO 210 Reselli. John 4 E39 Radtke. John 4 EM 308 Remolds. Douglas 4 DI7 308 Raetz. Sheryl 1 LOO 196 Reynolds. Gregory 4 D13 335 19 8 4 Reynolds. James 2 Dll Robson. Kraig 4 EM 309 Reynolds. Michael 1 LXO Rodeo, Scott 3 E59 249 Reza. Carlos 2 LXO 193 Rodgers. Alice 2 E40 192 Reza. Debra 2 LOO 236 Rodriguez. Alejandro 2 LXO Rhim. Sunghee 1 LOO 176 Rodriguez. Christine 4 E63 309 Rhinelander. Margaret 1 LX© 196 Rodriguez, Deborah 1 LX© 211 Rhoads. Brian 1 LXO 195 Rodriguez. Gloria 2 LX© Rhcuds. Caroline 4 E3VE40 191 Rodriguez. Juan 1 LX© 186 Rhcuds. Samuel 2 LXO Rodriguez. Louis 4 EM 117. 309 Rhoden. Caroline 3 E58 Rodriguez. Michelle 1 LXO 187 Rhodes. Catherine 2 E46 Rodriguez. Rudolph 4 EM 309 Rice. Dasid 2 LOO 247 Rodriguez. Rudy 4 D13 309 Rice. Susan 3 E43 236 Rodriguez. Teresa 2 LXO Rice. Sydney 2 LXO 225 Rodriguez. John 1 LXO Rich. Kevin 1 LXO 181 Roe. Bnan D13 186 Rich. Robert 4 E59 Roelbg. Charles 3 E39 246 Richards. Tamar 4 E28 Roen. Kimberly 1 LC© 174 Richards. Thomas 2 E55 Rogers, Christopher 4 DI9 309 Richards. William 4 E38 308 Rogers, Ned 2 LOO Richardson. Isabelle 3 EM 221 Rogers. Peter 2 LOO Richardson. Karen 3 D17 Rogers. Spencer 4 E78 247 Richardson. Lisa I LOO 183 Rogers, Susan 4 E35 202.309 Richardson. Michelle 3 E38 Rogers. Tandma 2 LOO 187 Richardson. Philip 3 LOO 217 Rogmski. Kris! 4 D13 Richardson, Steven 4 E57 E43D13 308 Rohrer, Crete hen 4 Dll 86. 186. 309 Richer). Peter 3 EM Rops, Thomas 1 LOO Richmin. Katherine 1 LOO Rohe, lisa 4 EM 181 Rickard. Diana 1 LOO 180 Roll. John 3 B94 201 Racier!, Deborah 3 LOO Roller. Katherine 3 LOO 227 Ricketts, Richard 1 LOO 211 Roi� tad, Dennis 1 LOO 175 Rider. Kate 4 E43 215 Renter. Blair 4 E36 2W. 309 Riedinger. Emily 2 LOO 222 Romer. John 4 DI7 247. 309 Rief. Jonathan 4 E58 247.308 Romernn. lisa 1 LOO Rietly. Michael 3 E07 308 Romero. Catherine 2 LOO 204 Rigg, Douglas 2 LOO 238 Romero. Edward 4 E43 Riggs. Jennifer 3 £44 Romero. John 2 LOO 207 Riggs, Lora 3 D19 Romero. Robert 3 D13 204 Riggs. Marsha 4 Dll 308 Romero. Tivo 2 E35 RJgler. Richard 4 £39 248.308 Romo. Richard 2 E35 218 Riley. Anne 3 £43 238 Rooqudlo. Ricardo 3 E35 190 Rilling. Ceoffrey 4 D17 308 Room. David 2 LOO Rimer, Neil 3 E43E39 193 Rooney. Keith 2 E37E40 237 Rimer, Richard 1 LOO Rooseseft. EEiott. Ill 3 E39 Rincon, Alvda 3 £39 183 Root. Jon 2 LOO 108.249 Ring, Craig 1 LOO 181 Rosales. Mark 2 LOO 203 Ring. Julia 2 LOO 232 Rosales. Rhonda 1 LOO 208 Riordan. Christina 2 LOO 226 Rosalsky. Caron 2 LOO 241 RaovEspinoza. Martin 2 £59 Rosas. Roque. Jr. 2 LOO Rios. Daniel 2 LOO 178 Rose. Mark 4 EM 309 Rios. Rosa 2 LOO Rose. Robert 2 LOO 193 Riper. Alissa 4 E44 240. 306 Rosen. Daniel 3 E59 Risse. Robert 4 E39D17 309 Rosen, Jennifer 2 LOO 191 Risser. Dassd 1 LOO 185 Rosenbaum. Sarah 2 LOO 214 Rittrnhouse. Allison 3 £58.159 Rosenberg. Dxiglas 3 EC7 Rivera. Ceolia 4 £35 217. 309 Rosenberg, Gary 2 E65 Rivera. Jaime 2 LX© 193 Rosenberg. Wole 4 E40 193. 310 Rivera. Minam 2 LOO 198 Rosenberg. Robert 1 LOO 174 Rivera. Monica 4 D17 30? RotendahJ, S. Tracy 4 EM 310 Roach. Celeste 2 LOO 223 Rosen!eld, Eric 1 LOO 195. 227 Robbins. Lynn 4 E07 231. 30? Rosen!eld, Eric 2 LOO 102 Roberge. Mark 4 098 247. 309 Rosenkranz. Ricardo 3 E36 190 Robert. Karen 1 LOO 159. 196 Rosenstein. Kevin 4 E35 190 Roberts. Andrew 3 LOO 250 Rosenthal, Ellen 1 LOO 174 Roberts. Jennifer 4 E20 192 Rosier. Kyle 3 D17 Roberts. John 1 LOO Roskamp. Cheryl 4 E4VE39 Roberts. Linda 2 LOO Roskin. Ann 2 ES6 213 Roberts. Rebecca 2 LOO Roiling. Katherine 2 £39 191 Roberts. Roger 1 LOO 204 Rosner, Marc 2 E40 230 Robertson, Cynthia Robertson, Ellen 1 3 LOO LOO 175 Ross, James Ross. Jonathan 1 4 LOO D13 185 Robertson, Keflv Robertson, Lawrence 3 1 B94E28 LOO 179 Ross. Kelly Ross. Robin 4 3 E07 E40 198 190 Robertson, Lawrence 1 LOO 174 Ross. Susan 2 LOO Robertson. Sydney 4 E43 Ross. Timothy Rossc. Anne 2 2 LOO LOO 239 Robinson. Ann 4 Dll Rossi. Cartneia 2 LOO Robinson. Christopher 4 D17 309 Rostegno. Derrick 1 LOO 195 Robinson. Craig 3 D12 239 Rostand. Sara 4 E34 310 Robinson. Eluabeth 3 D16 Rosztoczy. Thomas 1 LOO 189 Robinson, Elliott 3 E59 Roth. Thomas 4 £58 193. 310 Robinson. Eugene 3 E38 309 Rothberg. Edward 2 EM Robinson. Gary 4 D19DI8 137 Rothenbucher. Tom 2 LOO 230 Robinson. John 4 E43 Rothschild. Gary 1 LOO 118. 196 Robinson. Marc 4 E39D13 309 Roupe. Thomas Allen 1 LOO 149. 175 Robinson. Mark 2 D19 197 Rouse. Darryl I LOO Robinson. Martin 4 £40 £43 Rousseau. Angela 2 LOO Robinson. Paul 3 EM Rowell. Christopher 2 LOO 187 Robinson. Rodney 3 D17-D13 244 Rowen. Diana 4 D17 188. 310 Robinson. Romney 3 EM £39 212 Rowen. Nicholas 1 LOO 188 Robinson. Susan 1 LOO 179 Rowlev. Philip 2 LOO 249 Robinson. Tcme 2 £58 Roy. Heather 3 E43 192 Robinson. Thomas 1 LOO Roy. lru 3 EM 190 Robinson. Timothy 1 LOO 204 Roy. Pascalr 3 E52 214 Robinson. Timothy 4 E39D20 90 Rovden. Anthony 2 LOO Robledo. Basal 2 LOO Royer. Eluabeth 4 E35 Conclusion 361 Royer. Stephen 3 COO 251 Ro anskv. David 3 LOO 52 Ruben, Elizabeth 2 LOO Rubenstein. James 4 E35 226. 310 Rubin. Conrad 4 E07 247. 310 Rubin. Rebecca 1 LOO 183 Rucker, Peter 4 D17 Rudd. Kevin 4 D13 222 Rudolph. Marshall 1 LOO 179 Rudominer, Mitchell 1 LOO 179 Rudy. Manfred 2 LOO 241 Ruebuih. Britton 1 LOO 195 Kuebtath. Susan 4 ES9 223, 310 Ruftc. Jon 4 D19 310 Ruhlman, Randall 4 D17 Ruiz. Pedro 1 LOO 182 Ruiz, Renee 3 E43 219 Ruiz. Robert 2 LOO Runke, Kurt 3 D17 Ruotolo, Cristina 4 E40 181 Rush. Kan 4 E34 Russell, Elizabeth 4 E38 310 Russell, Sarah 1 LOO 175 Russell, Stephen 2 LOO 218 Russo, Frank 3 E36E35 Rust. William 3 LOO Rutledge. Tanva 2 LOO 183 Rutter. James 2 LCO Ryan, Dennis 2 E64 Ryan, Julie 3 E39-E40 177 Ryan. Sheila Anne 4 E39 310 Rlbkowska, Zosia 3 E35 186 Ryles, Grant 3 E39 245 Rymarcsuk. Jun 2 s D16 202 Saalhoff, Michael 2 LCO 248 Sabamlx. Jean 2 LCD 188 Sabina. Doreen 4 E3S 310 Sabina. Mx'hacl 2 LOO 118. 223 Sacco. Mane 3 E30 Soda. Mark 4 E36 246 Sadeghi. Mam 4 E39 Sacta. Sandra 2 ES9 219 Sacta. Stephen 4 E24 188. 310 Saha. Somtuth 1 LOO Sailer, Chetvl 4 E3SE39 310 Sainton, Jeanette 4 E36 310 Safz. Theresa 4 E59 230. 310 Sakanashi, K-ircn 4 EOT 236. 311 Salazar. Alfonso 4 D13 194 Salazar. Joseph 1 LOO 196 Salazar. Paul 3 D13 311 Salazar, Peter 1 LOO 195 Saldana. Manuel 3 E39 Saldibar. Marie 1 LOO 178 Salerno. Jerrv 2 LOO Salesky. Andrew 3 D17 216 Salessiotis. Arustaw 4 E36 177 Salsburg. Robin 1 LOO 194 Sambudo. Timothy 3 D17 Sameshima. Ham 4 M Samuels. Bruce 4 E34 311 Sanborn. Geoffrey 1 LOO 206 Sanchez. Anna 2 LOO 238 Sanchez. Anthony 4 E34 311 Sanchez, Carev 2 LOO 2CH Sancez. Damei 3 E20 Sanchez, David. Jr. 4 ESS 311 Sanchez, Leonard 4 E3SE99 Sande, Suzanne 4 ESS 311 Sanders. Carlos 2 LOO 190 Sanders. Harold 4 Dll 311 Sanders, Kirk 3 D13 204 Sanders. Kraig 1 LOO 104 Sanders, linday 4 D13 311 Sanders, Philip 3 E53 1M Sandler. Susan 2 LOO Sandmire. Michael 3 E59 Sandoval. Nancy 1 LOO Sands. Andrew 1 LCO 182 Sanford. Lindsay 4 D13 Sanga, Gamze 3 D13 Sanga. Raghuram 4 E36 226 Sanghvi. Parag 2 LCO Sankey. Kimberley 4 E39 311 Sano, Kazuhiko 1 LCO 184 362 Conclusion Santos. Theodore 1 LCO Santosuosso. Jeffrey 4 0 2 4.311.366 Sappenfield. Eric 4 E43 243.311 Saraiya. Amnta 1 LOO Sargent. Amanda 1 LOO 206 Sarka. Stephanie 3 E39 234 Sartin. Harry 1 LOO 194 Saruwatari. Ken 3 D13 217 Sassi. Enrico 3 LOO Sather. Scott 3 E36 Sattcrbcrg. Brett 2 LOO 187 Sauerwein, Tracy 3 LOO 227 Saunders. Jill 4 E40 311 Saun, Humberto 2 LOO 241 Savage. Monika 3 D17 212 Savala. Robert 1 LOO 174 Savtdrs. Stephanie 1 LOO 100. 196 Sawchuck, Allan 4 E40 90, 247. 311 Sawoski, John 3 E43E54 187 Sawyer, Allan 4 E35 311 Sawyer. Kenneth 2 LOO Saxer, Edward. Jr, 4 E3SE59 214. 311 Saxman. Amy 3 E35 Saved, Hazarm 1 LOO 186 Sayers, Michele 3 Dll Sayre. Raymond 1 LOO 189 Scaff. Mitchell 3 LOO 190 Scalapino. Lynne 3 E40 222 ScanVon, John C D17 90 Scanlon, Sylvia 3 E64 227 Schaberg. David Copley 3 LOO 231 Schaffer. Elizabethannc 2 E63-E5I Schaffer. Mary 4 E39 238,311 Schaffncr, John 3 ES7 Sc hake. Kori 4 E07 196,311 Schaucr. Ashley 2 LCO 183 Schechter, George 4 E34 Scheck. Ann 1 LCO 174 Schtder. Maximilian 4 E39 251, 311 Scheel, Jeffrey 4 E43 219, 311 Scheiber, Michael 4 E34 366 Schellcr, Robert 1 LCO 183 Scheiber, Susan 4 E43 311 Schenck, Herman 2 E64 221 Schenkman. Michael 1 LOO 188, 221 Sc her. Andrew 4 E07 Scherkcnbuch, Frank 3 D19 241 Schertler, Noreen 2 LOO 198 Scheumann, Kristi 4 E34 311 Schier, Joseph 4 D19 311 Schiff, Nicholas 1 LOO 182 Schlacfer. John 3 D13 190 Schlacpfer. Linda 1 LOO 188 Schlitter. Christopher 4 D13E3I 217. 311 Schloeder. Cardynne 1 LOO 196 Schlosser. Rudy 4 E07 311 Schmeizer. David 4 E40 311 Schmid. David 3 D19 222 Schmidt. Karen 4 894 185 Schmitz. Michael 3 E3S 193 Schnur. Sally 2 LOO 207 Schnurpfcd. Kimberly 4 E34 Schocfc. Spencer 1 LOO 2CW Scholz. Diane 4 E34 312 Schooler. Matthew 4 E38 251. 312 Schoon, David 4 D19 2 8. 312 Sc boon, Ronald 1 LCO 175 Schrage. Mark 2 D19E39 226 Schricr. David 4 894 312 Schroeder. Christopher 1 LCO 176 Schroeder. Dirk 4 E34 197. 312 Schroeder. Jeffrey 2 ES8 251 Schroeter. Benjamin 2 E72 253 Sedky. Tank 1 LCO See-Tho. Klaus 3 E35-E48 207.312 Seeley. Cindy 1 LCO 189 Seeley. Dana 3 E34 Seessel. Andrew I LCO 184 Seetho. Wilke 3 E39 223 Segawa. Yoshimi 1 LOO 196 Segre. Lisa 2 LOO 187 Sehdev. Indra 1 LOO 188 Saiden. Scott 3 E55 Seidner. Todd 1 LOO Seiffert. Michael 2 E57 207 Selden. Nathan 3 LOO Self, Timothy 2 LOO Seligson. Hope 3 LOO 192 Sellcck. Alison 2 LOO 190 Sellers. Helen 1 LOO 176 Sellers. Stephen 3 E28 Sclman. Jeffrey 1 LOO 176 Sc rtuns. Anne 4 E40 Semple. Eva 4 E39E07 224. 312 Semple. Jeremy 3 E39 Senf. Thomas 1 LCO 189 Senneff. Mark 2 LOO Serna, Cristobal 3 E39 Serna, Monica 3 E73 187. 313 Sessler. Anne 3 E30 178 Sessler. Todd 4 D19D13 250. 313 Seth, Camilla 1 LOO 183 Settles, Renee 3 E35 229. 313 Setloei. Ronit 2 LOO 236 Seu. Scott 1 LOO 175 Severance. Steven 4 E45 Sewell, Bradford 3 E34 235 Sewell, Melinda 1 LOO 184 Seymour. Kent 3 E43 251 Seymour, Shannon 3 E55 Shadle. William 4 D17 313 Shaeffer. Scott 1 LOO 205 Shaffer, Kenneth 2 LOO 193 Shaffer. Lisa 3 E34 217 Shah. Mitesh 4 E39DI7 192 Shah. N'tkunj 1 LOO 179 Shaikcwilz. Samuel 4 E35 193. 313 Shaw, Sami 4 E53 Shak. Myron 4 D13 313 Shakenn. Renee 1 LOO 208 Shank. Deborah 4 E34 Shanks, Kirby 4 890 204 Shanruhan, Jill 4 E34 232 Shannon, Patrick 2 E39 250 Shapiro. Adam 2 LOO 151. 194 Shapiro. Ann 4 E43 Shapiro. Carol 3 E24 213 Shapuo. Donna 3 E40 Shapiro, Susan 4 E40 313 Share, Eric 3 E58 213 Shark. Kenneth 3 E39 185 Sharnu. N'utan 3 LCO 187. 366 Sharp. Diane 3 E38 Sharp, Matthew 3 E32 217. 313 Sharp, Timothy 1 LCO 175 Shaw, Mark 4 E39 Shae. Andrew 4 E34 118 Shea. Catherine 1 1X0 Shebclut, Lance 1 LOO Sheehv. Maureen 4 E24 193. 313 Sheehy, Patrick 1 LCO Sheffels. Michael 2 LOO Sheh, Andrea 4 E65-E46 187. 313 Sheinbcrg. Michael 1 LOO 189 Shelby, Annette 1 LOO 2i� Shelby, Dana 2 LOO 226 Slum. Theodore 1 LOO 189 Shenk. Kathryn 2 LOO 193 Shepley, Virginia 4 E34 313 Sherline. Reid 4 E40 313 Sherman. Bonnie 1 LOO 182 Sherman. Bret 3 E35 247 Sherman, David 3 E59E43 240 Sherman. James 4 E39E07 213. 313 Sherman. Mark 4 E35 Sherman. Mark 3 E� Sherman. Melissa 3 E24 Sheer. Elliott 4 E35E55 313 Sherwood. Ann 1 LOO 210 Shevitz. Daniel 3 ES7 236 Shewfclt. Ellen 4 E59 313 Shields. Andrew 3 LOS 237 Shields. Ruth 4 ESI 235. 313 Shimck. Suzanne 4 D16 Shimelfarb. Barn- 2 E43 184 Shin, Hyun 3 LOO 191 Shin. John 3 E3S 248 Shmar. Andrew 4 E3SE43 223. 313 Sbunbane. Jerold 4 ESS 216. 313 Shipp. Christine 2 LOO Shiriev, Jamie 4 ESS 232 Shiue. Laly 3 E35 223 Shockey. Danielle 2 LOO 212 Shoikhrt. Bella 3 LOO Shonun. Greg I LOO 195 Shore. Hilary 2 LOO 193 Shores. Maurine 4 E40 222. 313 Short. Kelly 2 E34 214 Short. Susan 2 LOO Showers. Eric 3 D17 239 Shrift, Michael 3 E34 227 Shriver, Brian 1 LOO 182 Shubert, Lawrence 4 D19 247. 314 Shumacher. Ronald 4 E20 246 Shumsky. Bryan 4 ES9 Shunk. Kendrick 1 LOO 197 Shure. S’crnon 1 LOO 179 Shuwall, Meredith 2 LOO 177 Shwctz. Linda C D13 240. 314 Suo, Donald 2 LOO 193 Sickle. Steven 4 E43 222 Sidcbottom. Peter 4 E20 Sigdcstad. Kristen 2 LOO 198 Sigmund, Paul 2 LOO Silk. Roger 4 E39 191 Silva, Elenj 2 LOO Silva. Robert 3 E40 199 Silva, Robert 1 LCO Silveira, Susan 1 LCO 209 Silver. Mitchell 3 E39 177 Silverman, Susan 4 E44ES4 218 Silventein, Carl 4 E43 Silvestre, David 1 LCO 188 Sim. Harry 4 D19D13 314 Simeral. John 3 D13 250 Siminoff. David 2 E40 Simmonds. Beverly 3 E63E59 183 Simmons, David 3 216 Simmons, Granville 3 E07 187 Simmons, John 1 LCO 197 Simmons, Tara 2 LOO Simon, Gregory 1 LOO 211 Simone, Eric E34 213 Simons. Andrea 3 E58 314 Simons. James 3 E39 249 Simons. John 4 E39E58 99. 249 Simonson. Peter 4 E78E60 314 Simpson. Joel William 1 LOO 175 Simpson. Kenneth 4 D19 314 Suns, David 4 E35 99. 314 Suns, Jeffrey 4 E43 250. 314 Suns. Kelly 3 898 187 Suns, Maureen 3 E39 Sinder, Matthew I LOO 175 Sines. Karen 1 LOO 194 Singh. Baldeep 3 LOO Smghal. Sandevp 1 LOO 207 Singleton, Diane 1 LCO 195 Singleton. Steven 1 LOO 151.206 Sinkui, Patricia 3 B98 212 Sinner, Joseph 3 B98 230 Siphrots, Peter 3 LCO 183 Siri, Gregory 3 D17 Sischka. Robert 4 E38 314 Stsskind. Steven 2 LOO Sisson. Ronalyn 2 LOO Sitrin. Todd 2 D19 2CO Sfokvist. Ann 4 DI3 314 Siulbred. Kan 2 E43 Skinner. Geoffrey 4 E54.E40 230 Skinner. Wendy 3 D19 233 Sklar. Mitchell 4 E64E35 213, 314 Sklann. Richard 3 E39 Skogcn, Sean 1 LCO 175 Skowlund. Kan 1 LOO 208 Skurko, Laurel 4 E34 190 Slade. Jarvis 3 LCO 246 Slater. Amy 3 E3SE40 192 Slater. Harris 3 DI9 Slater. Paul 4 E35 252. 314 Slater. Robert 4 E43 197 Slater. Susan 1 LOO 181 Slaved.. Marivern 2 LOO 193 Sloven, John 3 LOO 236 Sledge. Michael 4 E40 314 Slincy. Chris 2 LOO Sloan. Cynthia 2 LOO 219 Slocum. Glenn 3 D13 210 Stonaker, Stuart 2 LOO 223 Stoss. Laura 4 E34 314 Stovic. Stephen C E35 190. 314 Slu iv. Victoria 1 LCO 210 Smalley, Donna 2 D17 226 Smeltz. Jamison 2 LCO 200 Smith. Amy 3 E40 218 Smith. Anamary 1 LCO Smith. Ann 3 E40 217 Smith, Anthony 4 E35 207. 314 Smith. Christopher 4 E34 314 Smith. Chyara 4 ESS 199, 314 Smith. Cynthia 2 LCO Smith, David 3 E39 238. 314 Smith. Debra 4 E40 Smith. Eileen 3 D17 Smith. Elizabeth 3 E38 Smith, Eric 4 D13 241. 314 Smith, Garrett 3 E34 Smith, Gary 2 LOO 93 Smith. Cregory 4 EHE43 Smith. James 4 D13 84. 314 Smith. Jeffrey 1 LOO 206 Smith. Jeffrey 1 LOO Smith. Jennifer 2 LOO 194 Smith. Jennifer 1 LOO 196 Smith, Jill 4 E34 314 Q U A D 2 4 2 4 2 3 3 4 3 4 2 4 3 4 3 4 3 4 2 1 1 2 1 3 4 4 I 3 2 I 3 4 2 3 4 2 4 3 4 4 2 4 4 3 4 4 4 1 4 I 3 3 3 3 1 2 1 I 4 3 4 4 3 1 2 4 4 I I 4 I 2 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 2 4 3 3 4 4 3 4 4 2 2 2 4 too Spitzer. Jennifer 2 E35 Stoltz. Murray 4 D17.D20 247 Talifcrro. Shem 2 E35 314 piv ck. Laura 4 E63 316 Scone. Hannah 1 LOO 196 Talmadge. Leslie 2 too Sptvack. Peter 4 ESS 139. 174. 316 Scone. Heafher 3 LOO 223 Tan. Jennie 4 DI7 Spoo. Jeffrey 3 LOO Scone, Julia 3 E35 188 Tan. Regina 1 E39E48 187 Sprague. Carol 3 EJ9 190 Scores'. Martin 4 E64 193 Tanaka. Naonoei 4 E59 Sprague. Richard 3 E53 Scork. frank 1 LOO 195 Tanemura. Andrea 1 Hi 180 Span . Pamela 3 E59 Stott . Cynthia 3 D12 Tang. Arnold 1 E39 245. 314 Springer, Scott 1 LOO 195 Scout. Mark 2 LOO Timmoto. Lawrence 4 E39 Sprouse. Jeffrey 1 too 184 Scramler. Ross 2 LOO 205 Taniuatco. Francis 4 E99 314 Sprawl . Janine 2 E39 Scrandgaard. Hennette 2 LOO 201 Tanksley. Clen 3 EM 239 Spurlock. Angela 3 DI7 316 Sera us . Kim 4 E34 192. 317 Tanner. Card 3 E34 315 Spurloc. Robert 1 too 208 Scrreter. Caroline 4 ES9 317 Tanner. Scott 4 D19 229 Squircr. Avhley 1 too 211 Streeter, Caroline 4 D17 317 Tanner. Susan 1 E34 Srejovsc. Nina 4 E39 Streeter. Caroline 4 E99 317 Tarvsry. Keith 4 DI7 Srcvif. David 1 too 208 Streeter, William 4 D17 317 Tansey. Pamela 1 E59 180. 313. 366 St (icrw, Edmond 4 E39 252. 316 Street . Stmon 4 D1JD18 317. 182 Taraey. Patricia 1 D19 189 St Picre. Dale 2 too Scmber. WdUam 4 E38 317. 366 Tapia, Jubo 4 E34E46 184, 315 Stahl. William, IV 1 too Strong. Stephen 2 LOO Taran. Helene 3 too 190 Stahr. Cretchen 2 too 225 Strickland-Claude. M 3 ESS Tarantino. David 1 too 174 Stallard, James 3 E24 215 Scncklcr, Kathenne 2 LOO 187 Tarczyhornoch, Peter 3 too 195 Stammbcrgcr. Kurt 1 too 186 Scmod. Sham 3 D13 222 Targ. Alexander 4 too Standage. Mark 3 too 191 Strong, Susan 4 E59 317 Targgart. Michael 2 too Stanford, Austin 2 too 192 Strother. Keller 4 E60D19 Tarkington. Carolyn 3 E39 Stanford. Jeremy 4 E38 316. 366 Strothman, Jill 2 L03 216 Tarpev. Michael 1 E36 Stanford. Steven 1 too 175. 196 Stroud. Dave 2 LOO 186 Tarver. Alisa 2 E34 213 Sunicek, Peter 3 E39 245 Strum. Arthur 3 LCD Tasch. Edwin. Jr. 1 too 190 Slankewttz. Julie I too 205 Strver. Darnel 2 E54 242 Tasvopulov. James 4 too 245 Stanley. Crant 1 too 195 Server. Michael 4 E58 Tate. Melissa 1 too 2CW Stanley. Timothy 3 D13 210 Stuart. Jeffrey 4 E34 250. 317 Tatsutam. Mania 1 too 209 Sun ton, David 3 E45 219 Stubblefield. Donald 4 D19 Taub. Eva 3 E35 Stanton. David 4 Dll Stucbner. James 1 LOO 211 Tauibee. Amy 3 D13D17 Surk. Stephen 3 E39 Stuhr. Kerry 4 D12 223. 317 Tayloe. Audrey 3 too 187 State. Matthew 4 E58E35 Stumme. Soeija 4 £35 190. 317 Taylor. Bradley 4 too 230 Staten. Kera 2 too 192 Stumev. Kira 1 LOO Tayloe. Carole 4 E39 189. 315 State . Lava 3 E34 241 Su, Andrew 4 E3SES8 317 Tayloe. day 3 too 188 Staton. Kenneth 4 D13 316 Su, Marvm 3 D13 230 Tayloe, Holly 1 E39 118. 247. 315 Stauffer, Abcc 4 E34 Su. Terry 2 LOO 192 Taster, James 1 £39 185 Stavn, George 4 E39 189 Sugimoto. C.lene 5 D17 317 Taster. Janctle 1 E39 191 Steam . Sherry 1 too 208 Sullivan. Colleen 4 E30 317 Taster. Jeffrey 1 ES7,E4S Stebbiiw. Michael 3 ES8E40 190 Sullivan. John 3 £39 Taster, Jennifer 2 ES4 Stedman, Kenneth 1 too 206 Sullivan. John 4 Dll 193. 318 Taster. Kim 1 1-34 241. 315 Steed. David 2 too 186 SuBnan. Margaret 4 ESS 214. 318 Taster. Scott 2 E39D17 Stemcck. Robert 4 D19 216. 316 Sullivan, Mark 2 £64 231 Taster. Susan 1 too 252 St erven t, Chrlttopher 2 too 227 Sullivan. Patrick 3 LOO Taylor. Washington. IV 3 E40 Steffen. David 3 E35 Sullivan. Timothy 3 DI3 201 Tchang, Theodore 4 D13 Stem. Barnev 4 E44 Summer . Ronald 2 LOO 205 Tchao. Michael 3 B9S 315 Strm, Cad 4 E43 239.316 Sun. Yao 4 E34 187. 318. 207 TeeL Paul 1 too 205 Stein, Robert 4 ESS Sung, Raymond 1 LOO 139, 214 Teigen. Robert 3 E34 Stem, Tamara 2 too 203 Sunshine, Samuel 2 LCD Tcixeira. Mana 2 E34 1W Stnnbaum, Michael 3 E24 250 Surprenant, Kathenne 4 £44 205 Tenzel. Renee 3 1-54 191 Steiner. Bradrod 3 E43 Sumtt, Brenna 3 B9H 186 Tcofan. Yvette 3 E39 Steiner, Bradford 2 too 118. 249 Survanaravan. Ka|aram 2 LCO 250 Tcrman, James 1 too 198 Steiner. Griffith 4 E53 Sutherland. Sonja 4 E34 229. 318 Terrazas-Sahnas, imeld 1 EM Steiner. Sheryl 1 too Sutton. Marv 1 LOO 195 Terrell, James 2 E58.J41 213. 366 Steinhoffcr. Ilan 1 too 198 Sutton. William 2 B98 Terry. Jaime 4 too Stella, EefaciJ 4 E35 316 Sutton. Zoevooda 2 EM 232 Terry. Sally 1 D17 250 Stephen . Darryl 4 E68 245 Suzuki. Carol 3 LCO Terry. WO 4 too 198 Stephen on. John 1 too Suzuki. Michihiro 1 LOO 206 Teschmacher, Luann 4 too 196 Steppe, Annette 4 34 316 Svalvlad, Leslie 1 LOO 194 Teter . Ronalda 3 E37 315 Stem. Amy 1 too 174 Svitenko. Paul 1 LCO Thams. Kurt 2 D16 Seem. Jame 4 D17 145. 146. 316 Swan, Elizabeth 1 LCO 197 Theard. Ronald 3 E40 235 Stern. Lisa 4 E38E39 316 Swan. Stuart 3 D13 194 Iheodorou, Dimitris 4 B90E35 Stem. Mark 2 too 219 Swanson. Edward 4 E07 246 Thille. Nicholas 2 E54 190 Stem. Michael 2 too Swart . Shannon 3 E74 Thirugnanam. Jeyan 1 too Stem. Steve 1 too Swartz, Sidney 4 E46 318 ThisseD. Patricia 3 too 252 Ste man. Aaron 4 B98 242. 316 Swar trauber. Karlcen 3 E35 231 Thom. Wmfield 3 E39 315 Steuarl, Henry 4 E39 316. 366 Sweigert, Elizabeth 4 E40 201.318 Thomas, Ann 3 E34 192 Steuber, Thoma 2 too 190 Swenson, Dana 4 E99 227.318 Thomas, Cmdy 1 too 185 Steven . Daryl 4 79 Swenson. Deborah 4 E39 205 Thomas. Cynthia 4 too 211 Steven . Jeffrey 2 too 249 Swenson. Edward 4 E3 'DI3 318 Thomas, Daniel I DI3 315 Steven . Lorraine 4 E39 316 Swrtland. John 1 LOO 196 Thomas, Elizabeth 1 too 175 Steven . Tamara 2 too 233 Swett. Jennifer 1 LOO 195 Thomas. Joseph I E38 82 Stevemon. Enn 4 E40 2W. 317 Swezev. Megan 2 LOO 2lM Thomas, Kimberly 2 E59 218. 315 Stevenson, Scott 1 too 175 Swindell . Elizabeth 4 ED7 Thomas, Marcel 4 E39 Stewart. Diane 4 E40 317 Swinth. Kirsten 2 LOO Thomas, Mathews 2 D19 Stewart, Douglas 2 too Switky, Andres 2 D19 207 Thomas, Myron 2 E78 212 Stewart. Frederick 1 too 211 Swope, Judith 4 £39 318 Thomas, Scott 1 E39E30 243. 315 Stewart. U a 2 too 241 Svrdal. Erica 3 E64 190 Thoming, Gregory 2 E43 251. 315 Stewart. Sandra 3 D19 Thompson. Annette 4 04 315 Stewart. Stanley 4 E07 250.317 Thompson. Cole 1 E58 315 Stewart. Tracey 4 E34 Thompson. Courtenay 1 E60 177 Stdc . Randv 1 too Thompson. Douglas 4 EM.B94 128. Stilwell. Jonathan 3 DI3 Thompson. Jacqueline 1 180, 316 Stine, Jennifer 2 too Thompson. Jeffry 2 E43 Stm on. Willi 4 EM 317 J Thompson. John 3 E43 Stock. Kathenne 4 E35 239. 317 l Thompson. Kimberly 4 E39 Stockbhdge. Stephanie 3 E52 Thompson. Kimberly I E39 316 Stockdale. Russell 4 DI7 317 Thompson. Mark 4 E24 233 Stocker. Susan 2 E20 Thompson. 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Kathleen 4 £38 203. 324 Wogulrt, Mark 3 £35 205 Wold, Gregory 1 UOO 176 Wcdf, Jonathan 3 E58 207 Wolf, Michelle 4 E43 324 Wcdf. Ronald 3 UOO Wolfe. Douglas 4 E45 324 Wotte. Eric 4 E43E39 249. 324 Wolfe. Gregory 1 ; n 195 Wcdff, Brett 2 UOO Wolfstein, Ruth 3 E55 233 Wcdken. Eric 2 UOO 248 Wcdlen, Leif 4 EM Wcdpert. Andrea 1 UOO 89. 198 Wcdsey. Robert 2 UOO 205 Womack. Jubr 4 E60 324 Wong. Alan 4 E40E39 Wong. Barry 4 E35 324 Wong, Eugenie 2 UOO 198 Wong, Katherine 3 E40 240 Wong, Kelt 1 UOO 194 Wong. I.ynette 2 UOO 195 Wong, Nancy 4 E40 324 Wong. Rickie 3 DI3 Wood, Dayru 3 E59 Wood. Donna 3 E38 Wood, Elise 2 UOO 189 Wood. I Wary 4 E07 190 Wood. Peter 1 UOO 198 Wood. Robert 3 DI9 224 Woodard. James 3 DI7 Woodbeny. John 2 UOO 245 Wooding, Michael 2 UOO Woodward. Sandra 1 UOO 182 Wocdfoik. Christopher 3 UOO 253 Wocdley. Patrick 4 £43 241. 324 Woobev. Robert 4 E43 192. 324 Wooster. Anne 4 DI2 324 Worden. Samual 4 DI2 99. 324 Worden, Victoria 3 E59 192 Work. Telford 1 UOO 175 Woten, Mary 3 E35 Wozencraft, John 2 UOO Wnght. Bryan 2 £59 Wright. Clinton 4 E39 244. 324 Wnght. Eric 4 £39 Wright. Heather 3 £38 190 Wnght, Margo 3 £43 193 Wright. Winter 3 UOO 177 Wu. Abraham 1 UOO Wu. Duna 4 £59 217. 324 Wu, John 1 UOO 176 Wu, Lawrence 2 UOO 184 Wu. Lena 3 UOO Wu. Robert 4 UOO Wu. Suming 4 £45 Wu. Thomas 3 D13 180 Wu. Victor 3 E36 194 Wu. Yidmg 4 D13 Wyant. John 4 £58 188. 325 Wyatt. Catherine 1 UOO 188 Wyatt. Victoria 2 UOO Wyefa, Marcella 4 E07 240. 325 Wvman, David 2 UOO 245 Wynun. Michael 4 £39 245.325 y Yamaguchi. Stephen 3 £58 186 Yamamura. Jon 2 UOO Yang, Alice 3 E38 216 Yang, Lawrence 3 UOO 207 Yang. PhiJltp 4 E31 217. 325 Yang, Sunu 3 E36 239 Yang, Weiru 2 £39 239 Yao. Ruby 3 D17 217 Yaruv. Alison 1 UOO 199 Yasui, Kentoro 1 UOO 174. 175 Yates. Barbara 4 £35 214 Yates. George 3 UOO Yates. Liva 1 UOO 2 Yee. Albert 3 E57 Yer. Audrey 4 D19 205 Yee. Martin 4 £34 197. 325 Yee. Stephanie 3 D17 325 Yeh. Spencer 4 E35 325 Yen. David 3 E36 Yen. Irene 4 H78E58 185 Yeon. Hvoiding 3 DO £53 191 Yokaitt . Marlene 3 £34 226 Yonamane. Kenneth 3 D17 241 Yoo. Sung 4 D13 325 York. Chenebdanche 2 £39 178 Yothunura. Joanne 4 EM You. Lawrence 1 UOO 180 Youmans. Anne 1 UOO 175 You mans. David 3 £39 58. 250 Youmans, Melissa 2 UOO 233 Young. Hayward 4 £35 Young. Julie 1 UOO 194 Young. Robert 3 UOO 197 Young. Scott 1 UOO Youngdahl. Karie 1 UOO Ysrael. Elizabeth 4 E07E52 233. 325 Ysrjcl. Mariana 3 EJ5 233 Yu. Cynthia 1 UOO 180. 366 Yu. David 1 UOO 174 Yu. Jennifer 2 UOO 86. 192 Yu. Jingbo 3 D13 217 Yu, |ohn 3 E3SE46 Yu. Kyle 4 £35 222 Yuen. Eric 4 £57 Yuen. Julie 1 UOO 181 Yuen. Michefe 1 ESI 143.207 Yuh. David 2 UOO Yuh. David 1 UOO Yuh, Jiycon z Zaaver, Todd 4 E35 Zachar. James 1 UOO 196 Zachary. Melinda 3 £38 £58 Zafran. Alan 3 ESS 201 Zahm. Steven 1 UOO 177 Zau. Bernard 2 UOO 246 Zak. Joseph 2 UOO 242 Zamoea. Roberto 2 UOO Zamptno. David 1 UOO 188 Zamiadio. Laune 3 E34 210. 226 Zamudio. Sabrina 1 UOO Zarifes. Michael 2 UOO Zavala. Sharon 3 EJ4 183 Zbur. John 3 E39E59 Zeigler. Mark 3 E37 Zender. Janaan 4 D12 Zenger, Drew 1 UOO Zepeda. Carrie 4 £38 Zepeda. Victor 1 UOO 182 Zerbc. Jared 1 UOO 174 Ziegler. Robert 3 £35 226 Zierk. Jonathan 3 D13 245 Ztmbardo. Adam 3 £30 Zimmerman. Deborah 1 UOO 197 Zimmerman. George 4 D13 Zimmerman. Kurt 3 E37 E43 191 Zimmerman. Mary 3 UOO Zmgmond. David 3 E57 218 Zions. Bradley 1 UOO 128. 180 Ziperski. James 1 UOO 195 Zitin, Steffi 2 E39 Zock. Duna 2 UOO •� Zogg. James 4 £38 251. 325 Zohman. Gary 1 UOO 196 Zots. Phillip 2 £34 Zofler. Gary 1 UOO 205 Zcdten, Jennifer 4 i 233. 325 Zorn. Sheen 1 UOO 174 Zucker. Evan 1 UOO 196 Zuniga. Theresa 1 LOO 195 Zweig. Gary 3 LOO Zweig, Robert 4 E39ES8 180. 325 Zwwrs. Jeffrey 1 LOO 205 19 8 4 Conclusion 365 THE • STANFORD • QUAD • 1984 Volume • 89 Editor-in-Chief Kevin E. Solliday Photography Editor Paul Airislie Business Manager Dori Lynn Duchow Academics Staff Yvonne Campos, Editor Dennis Duckworth, Alice Mo, Mark Patlan, Cyndy Yu Athletics Staff Nina Van Dyke, Editor Paul Choi, Keith Kaplan, Diana Lieberman, David Nott Extracurricular Staff Dan Smith, Editor Ray Trejo, Susie Wander Residences Staff Libby Baldwin, Editor Akiko Bristol, Carole Jeung, Carrie Kim Seniors Staff Jeremy Stanford, Editor Soo Eng, Tony Nolen Photographers Paul Ainslie, Bill Benevento, Yvonne Campos, Elise Chapin, Jack Chin, Bob Dickinson, Russell Jong, Louis Lerman, Michael Scheiber, Nutan Sharma, Jeremy Stanford Contributing Photographers Andrea Afonso, Joe Chavez, Benjamin Chun, Dawn Garcia, Lisa Hudson, Anna Marie Jackson, Stacy Jamar, Annie Jenney, Sylvia Kistler, Lis Menning, Brad Pechter, 1 im Phillips, Dana Ratliff, Matthew Schwartz, Mark Sherman, Dan Smith, Artie Streiber, Ted Tcheng, Susie Wander, Greg Webb, Jim Weldy Cover Design and Graphic Format Manuel Morales Business Staff Andrea Afonso, Ann Boss, Jennie Dahl, Lee Hoagland, Carole Jeung, Jeff Santosuosso, Henry Steuart The editors and the staff of The Stanford Quad 1984 extend special thanks to the following individuals and organizations: Lis Menning. who managed all business during the summer and early fall of 1983 and who was instrumental in the early stages of the book's production; Jim Weldy, Ed Ralicki, and Roger and Kathy Short of Yearbook Associates; Dave Setnicker and Tom Imming of Hunter Publishing Company; EROW Painting and Decorating of Palo Alto; The Stanford Daily and Neil'S and Publications for generous use of photographs; and the Registrar's Office. The Stanford Quad 1984 was printed by Hunter Publishing Company of Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Senior portraits and residence group photographs were taken and produced by Yearbook Associates of Miller's Falls, Massachusetts. The Stanford Quad 1984, Volume89, is copyright 1984 by The Stanford Quad, an independent publishing concern with offices located in the Storke Student Publications Building, Stanford, California 94305. All rights reserved. Reproduction of this volume or portions thereof without express written consent of the publisher is prohibited. 366 Conclusion QUAD 19 8 4 Conclusion 367 Itck Oim excellence.